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2704 Ambergate-Road Casey Finnegan was Student's ·attacker still at-large found at 4 a.m. pipe. wound on herse1£ UCF sophomore's throat slit last The report does, however, list When Finnegan was first Finnegan's boyfriend as a suspect fqund, she told a detective she cut in the aggravated battery investi­ herself, but later said she didn't Aloma,..,, week; self-inflicted injury 'unlikely' O ParlcAvenue ' ~ gation, but does not identify him remember what happened. @ ~"' 0 SEAN LAVIN slashed from ear to ear. bynanie. However, Solomons' raised E University' ~ Senior Staff Writer After undergoing emergency Finnegan was found in the serious doubts as to whether surgery at Orlando Regional Med­ street near 2704 Ambergate Road Finnegan was able to inflict the UCF main campus Casey Finnegan, a sophomore ical Center, Finnegan's condition "covered in blood," the police wound on hersel£ Located 6 miles away hospitality management major at is improving, but her assailant report states. "Based on what the detective from where Finnegan ® wasfound. UCF, will celebrate her 20th birth­ remains at large. Sheriff Spokesman Jim saw, and what she learned from ® Alafaya Co'l'mons day today - lying in a hospital An· Orange County Sheriff's Solomons said Monday that since · the attending physician, the sever­ s> shopping ptaU bed. Office incident report states that investigators "have no viable ity and nature of the injury would ~ @> Finnegan was found lying in a Finnegan was unable to tell them leads" they haven't yet ruled.any­ .make it highly unlikely that it was CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Casey Finnegan, who celebrates her 20th birthday today, was found near 2704 street in Wmter Park at 4 am. last how her throat was violently thing out - including the possi­ Ambergate Road with her throat cut last Wednesday. The assailant is still at-large, and Wednesday with her throat slashed all the way to her wind- bility that Finnegan inflicted the PLEASE SEE POLICE ON Af; the Orange County Sheriff's Office has no viable leads.

$7. 2 million in Federal 55 grants were given to Teen drug use down 19 grants set aside for high 35l schools last year for percent over the past Senate marches 7.2 school drug programs. SS drug testing programs. 19 four years. closer to goal of new appeals ( Parking citations top agenda to give students second shot

MARK JUSTICE Senior Staff Writer

Last Thursday's meeting of the 38th Student Senate brought changes to the Title m Statues, passed a bill funding UCF's Leadership Week seventeen hundred dollars, and made further progress toward SGA's goal of revising the student parking citation appeals process. The changes to ,the Senate Statues will most strong­ t ly effect .members of the Senate, and will establish new ( requirements for the groups fall retreat, as well as an orientation for new members and those who can not (( attend the annual retreat. Aida Latorre, Chair of The Legislative, Judicial, and Rules Committee spoke can- didly about these changes. , "Some changes include changing the requirements for the fall Senate retreat as well as providing an orien­ tation for new senators who were not present at the .retreat or who receive their appointments during the year." Latorre said. "The idea behind the orientations is to help new senators become immersed in Senate poli­ cies so they can be more effective in Senate." Latorre also explained that, "Previously, new sena­ tors would have to learn policies and basic rules by attending the meetings and this caused some to not become active until later in their term." .Other changes made at Thursday's meeting includ­ ed a bill authored by SGA Attorney General Joshua .. Eggnatz as part' of his proposal to amend the parking citation appeals process for students. As it stands, stu­ ~ents must accept a binding decision by the parking c~tation appeals committee should they elect to dispute a fme. Under the new proposal, students would have the option of appealing the committee's decision to the

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NATALIE ZFAT Staff Writer

On the first day of.school, professor Rick Kenney gave 16 Journalism students in his Editing I class some inspiring words: only 100 students from all over the Members say in-school drug tests violates students' civil liberties country receive Dow Jones Internship every year, and . ASHLEY BURNS order to convince local educators and ing with possible addiction belongs within this year, three of the internships went to UCF stu­ Managing Editor administrators why it's a good idea to drug the students' families. dents. I test Obviously statistics show that when it "The purpose is to get the other side of The prestigious Dow Jone's Newspaper Fund, which Members of the UCF chapter of the comes to cost-effectiveness it's a total fail­ the story;• Kimball said of NORML's atten­ collaborates with news organizations such as The Wall National Organization for the Reform of ure. When it comes to actual drugs deter- dance at Thursday's summit "The ONDCP Street Journal, The Associated Press, The New York Marijuana Laws are taking a stand at the mined, it's a total failure." · is trying to push for student drug-testing at Times and The Washington Post, has offered three 10- Rosen Centre Hotel Thursday while the site Martineau and his fellow members hope the summit and to convince these schools to week summer internships to UCF's very own Kirn Cal­ .hosts a regional student drug-testing sum­ to offer a better perspective from the demo­ take these grants. It's against civil liberties houn, Matt Hedgecock and Patrick McCoy - all Jour­ mit. graphic in question and will aim to convince and it should be put in the hands of the par­ nalism majors. The event, held by the Office ofNational . the educational decision-makers· in atten­ ents and not the school system" Kenney explained to his class that more than 800 Drug Control Policy, takes place at 8:30 am. dance to weigh_ both sides of the argument The Orlando summit is the first of four students from all over the country apply for the Dow and is intended to convince local educators and the potential circumstances involved events to be held nationwide. Between Feb­ Jones Internship, and that this was the first time in the that drug testing high school students will with implementing random drug-testing ruary and May, summits will also be held in history of the program that three UCF students better serve the environment in public programs in public high schools. California, Virginia and Wisconsin. The received it. schools. NORMI. will argue, however, that · 'We're going to the summit as students ONDCP .says that the summits will merely Patrick McCoy, a senior majoring in journalism and · national statistics have shown that this and commtlirlty members to state our side be used· to promote discussion and deliver minoring in Spanish, was the first ihtem in the history process does nothing to deter drug use and and make our point of view known to the information to school officials in order to of the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund to ever negotiate his is nothing more than a waste of money. general community, seeing as the ONDCP show that the process could help curb drug salary. . ~· "My opinion on the event going into it is isn't going to provide that perspective to the use among high school students. "I basically had 24 hours to decide. That's not a lot of that it's a waste of tax payers' money," said community," Martineau said. ''Every week through media reports and time to figure out where you're spending your sum­ Justin Martineau. former president of the UCF NORML director of public rela­ communities, we are hearing' of more and mer," McCoy said. "(They told me) I would be intem- UCF chapter ofNORML. ''They have these tions Christina Kimball. said she believes 5ymposiums with their so-called experts in that the obligation of drug testing and deal- . PLEASE SEE NORML ON AS PLEASES EE MCCOY ON AS t> ·~ •• fii~~~~:.::~~:..::.::i:;::=,-~.----~ ~===..::-=::=.:::=:::.:::=====IEl~:t::m~tm~~~mmmaEEJ~maEIB!m!Em~!!mm~ • Al January 17,2006 • (tnttal :Jlociba :htuii • • AROUND TECH BEAT NATION& CAMPUS WORLD • News and notices for Keep current with headlines the UCF community Jeans, jeeps board the iPod bus you may have missed • Sculpting heaven and Earth REX REIPE Capsule canying comet dust The art of sculptor Isamu Contributing Writer returns after seven-year trip Noguchi will open at 9 am. DUGWAY PROVING today and remain on display At Macworld last week, GROUND, Utah - The space • until March 4 at the UCF Art Apple CEO Steve Jobs capsule that returned to Earth Gallery, Visual Arts Building announced record sales for the with the first dust ever fetched Rooml40A. portable media player, following from a comet survived its blaz­ • The exhibition, titled the trend ofpast quarters with 42 ing dive through Earth's Between Heaven and Earth: million in total sold atmosphere in almost perfect The Sculpture of Isamu The iPod sales trend has led condition, a technician said Noguchi, was curated by Art many companies to make third­ Monday. • Gallery director Theo Lotz party components to cash in on After a seven-year journey, who chose pieces directly the success ofthe iPod One such the NASA space capsule land­ from the Noguchi Museum in company, Levi Strauss, debuted a '' ed safely Sunday at Dugway • New York. new line of jeans, the RedW'rre Proving Ground with tiny par­ For information, call the DLX, which features iPod inte­ ticles that scientists hope will Art Gallery at 407-823-3161. gration. yield clues to how the solar The jeans, which will sell for system formed The capsule's Golden Opportunities arrive around $200, feature a dock and high-temperature plunge from The orientation event for controls inside the pockets, space lit up parts of the West­ the Golden Opportunities allowing for easier transporta­ ern sky. series of seminars and work­ tion and control of an iPod The cosmic samples were shops will be from 4:30 p.m. Jen Jones, owner of a third gathered as the Stardust until 5:15 p.m. today in the Stu­ generation iPod and an iPod spacecraft swooped past a dent Resource Center Room Mini, is not sold on the product comet known as Wild 2 in 185. . ''It's easier to clip my iPod onto 2004. The spacecraft, which The GO seminars are my purse or my pocket," she said was launched in 1999, used a designed to get students start­ "Why would I pay $300 for a dial , COURTESYO FC HRYSLER tennis racket-sized collector ed on a path that will help on jeans?'' Apple is touting "seamless integratior!' between specific brands of cars, induding Je.ep, Chrysler, Volkswagen and others, and the owners' iPods. mitt to snatch the dust parti­ them achieve their profession­ Chris Havreberg owner of a cles. al goals. Any student can par­ fourth generation iPod, agreed. clothier vamping up in its iPod trend is also flooding into cars. "I have a cassette hook-up, The canister is believed to ticipate. "That seems overkill,'' he said. integration efforts. Spyder, a ski­ Some third-party companies which plugs into the earphone hold about a. million tiny For information, call Emily ·~ [iPod] is very simple to con­ wear company, is offering a new have already offered external jack,'' she said "I'm pretty happy comet and interstellar dust • Santiago at 407-823-3317. trol already." iPod-friendly jacket featuring solutions featuring messy cables. with it. For the most part it particles. They are thought to A potential alternative to iPod smart fabric technology for Now, however, Apple's Web site sounds good, not as good as a CD be pristine leftovers from the March on Washington recreated jeans is the FM tuner Apple pre­ $3,000. The steep price does showcases a wide variety of though. It makes long trips much formation of the solar system The Multicultural Center sented at Macworld. Beyond include a fifth generation iPod makes and models, touting more bearable." about 4.5 billion years ago. and the Xi Iota chapter of providing FM radio access, the · Two years ago, jacket maker Bur­ "seamless integration between· Still, Haar has some interest in Some samples could be even Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity product also doubles as a remote ton teamed up with Apple to pro­ your car and your iPod." The car­ Apple's new; car-related features: older than the sun. , will recreate the historic control, hanging from head­ vide an iPod jacket aimed at makers featured include Jeep, ''It wouldn't be the main reason • March on Washington at 11:30 phone cord It sells at $50, a price skiers and snowboarders. The Chrysler, Volkswagen, Nissan, ,I'd choose a car, but if I was tom Russia, China, U.S., E.U. said Iran a.m. Wednesday starting at too high for Havreberg~ · result, the Burton Amp jacket, is Honda and BMW; among others. between two cars and one had an must suspend nuclear program the Memory Mall and ending "Even the FM tuner seems a waterproof solution that costs Lauren Haar, owner ofa 2000 iPod hOQkup, I'd go for that one," LONDON - Russia and at Millican Hall. unnecessary since the iPod is still $500. Volkswagen Beetle and a fifth she said. China agreed with the Unitep. A brief program that will only a cord's length away," he Clothing is not the only thing generation ij>od, said she is con­ Volkt;wagen's iPod-related States and its European allies include a reading of Martin said the iPod craving consumer can tent with her curient iPod .and features are listed as coming Monday that Iran must fully Luther King's "I Have a Levi Strauss is not the only update, the iPod integration car situation. soon on Apple's Web site. suspend its nuclear program, Dream" speech will follow the f but the countries stopped short march. short.of demanding referral to For information, call the U.N. Security Council, Mackenzie Jordon at 407-823- New Orleans universities bring life to city Britain's Foreign Office said. • 0401. In a conciliatory statement, JUSTIN POPE Figueroa, a Loyola University tion as a skilled work force. and it is almost inexplicable," said · Iran's ambassador to Moscow Digital film competition kicks off Associated Press junior from Miami. stepping off a "It's hard to imagine a major Brown University President praised a Russian proposal to A kickoff event for meSto­ Loyola bus tour Saturday of the city growing and thriving with­ Ruth Simmons, a Dillard alumna move the Iranian uranium • ries, a digital film competition, NEW ORLEANS - New city neighborhoods hardest hit out having universities,'' said Tim who has been. working .closely enrichment program to its ter­ will be Wednesday from 4:30 Orleans is reopening for business by the flood. "I feel like just by · Ryan, an economist and chancel­ with the school since the storm. ritory - a step that could p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the Mar­ as a college town, though on a being here, we're giving a hand to lor of the University of New "It is very hard to find a campus resolve the deadlock over '\I ketplace Dining Hall. reduced scale. Musician Wynton the city. Even just going to the Orleans. "They will really give a that is not'surrounded by a viable Tehran's nuclear ambitions Information will be given Marsalis was scheduled to wel­ Winn-Dixie and buying gro­ breath of new life to the city." community." Representatives of all five on meStories and how stu­ come back students at a concert ceries, that puts money into the For now, though, it takes a leap There is some worry that, veto-wielding permanent dents can participate. The Monday night at Tulane Univer­ city." of faith to imagine a thriving col­ despite all the talk of a new ethos members of the Security • event is free and open to the sity, and classes at Tulane, Xavier An estimated 65,000 students lege life on several of the cam­ of public service, students living, Council -'-- the U.S., Britain, public. and Southern Universities start attended New Orleans colleges puses. in the better-off neighborhoods France, Russia and China - For rnore information, call on Tuesday. Loyola and Dillard before the storm, and about The neighborhood around will retreat to their own bubbles. and Germany met in London Mary Price at 407-823-4195. started last week. 40,000 lived in the city, according Tulane and 'Loyola is relatively "They come back and expect to resolve differences over Many classes will be held in to the 2000 census. Because the . vibrant, but Xavier, the country's it to be, 'Uptown New Orleans, what action to take after Iran Becoming more professional trailers and hotel conference overall population will probably only historically black and let's have some fun,"' said Kevin :removed U.N. seals from its PRO Series and Knightlink rooms while campus repairs con­ return more slowly than the stu­ Roman Catholic college, is in an Caldwell, busily serving drinks main uranium enrichment will hold an orientation from tinue, and overall enrollment is dents, New Orleans will be even area ofmostly abandoned homes Saturday to football-watching facility last week and resumed 1:30 p.m. until 2:15 p.m. considerably lower than it was more of a college town than . and stores. Dillard, near the Lon­ Tulane students Saturday after­ research on nuclear fuel, Wednesday in the Student before Hurricane Katrina. before. don Avenue Canal breach, was so noon at a bar near campus. ''That including small-scale enrich­ Resource Center Room 185. Still, more students came Not only is Tulane the city's badly damaged that it will not ain't what Uptown New Orleans ment, after a 2 1/2-year freeze. How to become profes­ back than initially feared - largest employer, but the return reopen there until at least nex.t is about any more. Uptown New The move alarmed the sionally employable as you including 88 percent at Tulane. of its students will boost New fall. Even then, it will almost cer­ Orleans is about rebuilding a West, which fears Iran intends pursue an academic degree While no one believes college Orleans' population 20 percent, tainly be an island of life in a sea city." . to build an atomic bomb. will be discussed. students can single-handedly President Scott Cowen said of empty neighborhoods. Caldwell said he was pleased ' For more information, call revive New Orleans, few can In the short run, businesses The school presses ahead, to learn Loyola was taking stu­ Gov. Bush leads delegation of Annie Ware at 407-823-2361. imagine how the city could ever from bars to bookstores should insisting a Vibrant neighborhood dents on bus tours of the most business reps to South America come back without them. see a much-needed revenue will grow up around the campus. heavily damaged parts ofthe city, TALLAHASSEE - Gov. f Learn how to zero in on jobs "I think they're looking for us boost. In the long run, the city "There is a wonderful thing but that returning students Jeb Bush will lead a delegation. A job search strategies to help rebuild," said Alicia hopes they will stay after gradiia- that happens around a campus, "would have to be tolerant." of Florida business and gov­ workshop will take place from ernment officialsAo .Ecuador 3:30 p.m. until 4:15 p.m. and a and Peru on a mission to solid­ • resume preparation workshop LOCAL WEATHER ify business ties and proIDiote from 4:30 p.m. until 5:15 p.m. free trade. Wednesday in the Student Bush also will use the trip, · Resource Center Room 185. TODAY IN DETAIL owednesday High:62° which starts Tuesday, to pro­ For information, call W. FEW SHOWERS Low:41° mote Miami as the future loca­ Scott Wise at 407-823-2361. Today Today: Warm and sunny with scat- tion of the Free Trade Area of PARTLY CLOUDY tered i;louds throughout the day. - the Americas Permanent Sec­ . Tonight: Cool and cloudy with a Thursday High:71° retariat. LET US KNOW High:79° Low:56° chance o( showers in the late night Among the items on the • hours. 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Heed King's words, remember quarters of the Arab satellite The Sacramento campus Katrina, Atlanta mayor urges news channel Al-Jazeera. plans to build as many as 500 ATLANTA - The mayor Civil servant David Keogh, .. homes for faculty and staff on of Atlanta called Monday for 49, and Leo O'Connor, 42, a 25 acres it bought last year. A "bold, audacious'" action to lawmaker's former 30 percent discount on homes make sure society really heeds researcher, were charged in below the region's median the message of the Rev. Mar­ , November with breaching the • price will help assistant pro­ tin Luther King. Mayor Official Secrets Act. Both men fessors get into the housing Shirley.Franklin also urged lis­ are free on bail awaiting trial. market, which otherwise teners gathered to mark the­ During a hearing at Bow would be nearly impossible holiday not to forget the vic­ Street M:agistrates' Court, with a starting salary that tims of Hurricane Katrina. 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CONWAY, Ark. - The over 99 percent of vote valid The Daily Mirror reported Walton Family Foundation BAGHDAD, Irag -Iraq's the memo revealed details ofa has awarded Hendrix College electoral commission ruled . conversation between Bush a $20,000 grant to research Monday that more than 99 and Blair at the White House the·idea of setting up a charter percent of the ballots from the on April 16, 2004. According school near campus. Dec. 15 parliamentary elec­ to the newspaper, Blair argued James Jennings, chair ofthe tions are valid, opening the against Bush's suggestion to education department at the way for a new government to bomb .Al-Jazeera's headquar­ J?rivate liberal arts college, will start coming together. ters in Doha, Qatar. The Daily use the money for a year-long Final election results have Mirror said its sources dis·­ study on establishing a school been delayed by fraud com­ agreed on whether Bush's for pre-kindergarten through plaints mainly lodged by' the suggestion was serious. eighth grades, the college said Sunni Arab minority, and White House spokesman .. in a news release. The pro­ groups looking for a political Scott McClellan called the posed school would be locat­ edge in dealing with the Shiite newspaper's claims "out­ ed across the street from the Muslim majority could still · landish and inconceivable." campus on a 129-acre tract. make further protests and Blair has said he had no ihfor­ Charter schools are public hold up the naming of new mation about any proposed schools that operate with leaders for two or three U.S. action against Al-Jazeera fewer state restrictions, pri­ months. marily as an alternative to tra­ Iraq's electoral commis­ Winfrey reveals first book club ditional schools. 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~' SGA Judicial Council "I think its importarit to give students the right to appeal their ) parking citations through a differ­ ent source than the parking cita­ tion appeals committee," Latorre said. "In a real court of justice, a ~ person is entitled to a second opin­ ion in the form of an appeal before a different jury and this policy will grant students that right." The Senate also passed a bill on Thursday, which provided $1,700. of func:jjng for UCF's Leadership Week. Leadership ·Week is the largest event held at UCF in terms of the number of organizations that participate each year. Last year, seminars held during MAIT POLITI I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE the week became so popular that Members of NORML man their table outside the Student Union. NORML will attend an Office of National Drug Control Policy summit on the classrooms were crowded past in-school drug testing Thursday. NOR ML maintains that the tests are discriminatory ·and a waste of money. maximum occupancy and some students had to attend a different more schools that have decid­ subject to get their informa­ event to care about the issue.'.' event. ed to implement random stu­ tion," Martineau said "Howev- Kimball believes that more Jill Ehling is the new.assistant dent drug testing into their , er, the information is conduct­ emphasis needs to be placed director of the Lead Scholars Pro- schools as a positive and pow­ ed by government groups or on the coritroversy these sum­ ~ gi'.am, and the committee chair for erful drug prevention tool," other groups underthe govern­ mits are causing and that the Leadership Week 2006. Ehling ONDCP Director John Walters ment's employment. It really community and educators became the assistant director early said on the organization's Web gets down to the facts. It costs need to be aware of the ongo­ ., this year, and helping ~o plan Lead­ site. "Fewer programs deliver too much and it doesn't deter· ing argument for both sides. ership Week is one of the aspects clearer results in helpfug youth high . school drug use. You 'We're hoping to create an of her new job that has her most turn away from the. destructive could get personal statements awareness about that and to get excited behavior ofdrug use and addic­ from students or you colild · out there and hopefully let the "One of the most amazing tion. While teen drug use is look at the numbers:' public know there is controver~ responsibilities of my new job is to down 19 percent over the last Martineau added that any sy and it's not just a black and plan Leadership Week. Because of four years, we must continue to school could ask for the·fund­ white issue," Kimball said work in our communities, ing and the ONDCP wou:ld . The ONDCP held eight ~ 1;1~~1:nu;~~%~:k~Jiv~~t~n= schools, and homes to likely give it away, but it could similar summits in 2005 and campus community." Ehling said. strengthen prevention. pro­ be put to much better use, has partitioned $7.2 million in "I not only have the privilege of grams." including the actual war on Federal grants to support the .• 1 working with the Lead Scholars, UCF NORML members drugs. creation and stability of drug but students throughout the entire disagree, · though, as they "Student testing is probably abuse programs in high UCF community who believe. pas­ believe that random drug test­ the biggest money pit when it . schools. According to the site, sionately in leading with integrity." ing is unfair and, while it iden­ comes to the war on drugs," 55 grants were awarded to cre­ jj Ehling encourages students to tifies drug users, there are bet­ Martineau said 'We're college ate drug-testing programs in attend this years events later this ter alternatives that are more students fighting for things that 352 schools last year. Spring, adding that, "UCF has been within students' rights. effect our younger siblings and The purpose of· the pro­ hosting. Leadership Week for ·~ccording to the ONDCP, the members of our communi­ gram, according to the · Ji almost a decad~ and it gets better the SUil1hlits are the best place ty. We're showing that we don't every year." for the people interested in the have to be stake-holders in the PLEASE SEE DRUG ON A6 . McCoy first ever to negotiate his salary FBOM Al we will give you $500 a week .. .' Fund offers internships in three McCoy, who was accepted He was totally cool about it." areas of concentration: News­ into the Newspaper Copy Edit­ Matt Hedgecock, a journal­ paper Copy Editing, Sports ing division, explains that he • iE.g at the Santa Cruz Sentinel in ism major with minors in histo- · Copy Editing and Business was attracted to the Dow Jones Santa Cruz, Calif., so I spent the ry and political science, was less Reporting. internship was because of how Jiext 24 hours researching the hesitant about his assignment. Interns with Dow Jones also unique it is. ,1 cj.ty ... Santa Cruz is definitely "I said 'Yes' right away," . receive a $1,000 scholarship "Most internships are geared not affordable on $300 a week." Hedgecock said. "I had pretty from the Fund if they return for towards reporters writing sto­ · • Knowing this, and still want­ much decided to go wherever a fall semester after their intern- ries," McCoy said. "This was ibg to accept the internship, they wanted to send me." ship. I the first time I had seen an ¥cCoy decided it would be Hedgecock, who is also the Prior to participating in the internship that focused on what best to contact the chief'copy Variety section editor of the 10-week internship, interns will I wanted to get into - copy editor at the Santa Cruz Sen- Central Florida Future, was undergo two weeks of copy editing." tinel. . ' assigned to do copy editing editing "boot camp" at one of McCoy admits that he does­ . "I didn't want to be ungrate~ training at Temple University in seven.host colleges, including n't want to be a copy editor for­ fyl or picky, but I only applied to Philadelphia before moving on UCF. ever though. places I would want to end up to his. internship at The New The intensive program will "I'd really like to get into ... living at," McCoy said. "So I e­ Castle News Journal in Wilm­ teach them how to master their investigative reporting ... I want m.ailed the chief copy editor ington, DeL internship responsibilities, to uncover corruption," he says, apd he wrote me back right Calhoun will intern at the which include copy editing, ~ughing. "But I would be happy away- 'Congratulations on the Orlando Sentinel. headline writing and designing doing editorials too. I really just ) program, thanks for the e-mail, The Dow Jones Newspaper layouts for the paper. don't want to be an obit writer."

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FROM A1 knew her attacker." Investigators are communi­ What is known is that the cating with Finnegan by asking a self-inflicted wound:' he said. crime scene was "fairly exten­ her to write on a pad and pencil Despite the mystery that sur­ sive." because the injuries to her rounds Finnegan's attack, one "She may have in fact been throat prevent her from speak­ thing investigators agree upon is attacked at, or at a fair distance ing. that it doesn't appear as if from, where she ended up," Investigators are asking any­ Finnegan was chosen at ran­ Solomons said. "There were body with information about dom. several areas of collections of the attack to contact Crimeline ''We don't think it was a ran­ blo9d over several vehicles on at 1-800-423-TIPS. dom act," Solomons said. "We the street ... she apparently trav­ Reports can be made anony­ believe p~etty strongly that she eled" mously. Drug tests a means of healing

FROM AS ing the racism in the drug war," "It's more quietly discrimina­ Martineau said. "Basically, the tory," Kimball said. "There's way they select students to drug alr{\ady discrimination in the ONDCP, is not to punish stu­ test is they pick someone they drug war and marijuana prohibi­ dents who fail drug tests. Instead, find under suspicion What's tq tion To put that in the school the orgarriz.ation hopes the test­ say a person is suspicious? Is that system and to depend on people ing will help treat students who person acting erratically? Who is who may not be as informed is . frill victim to drug abuse and suf­ to say it just doesn't come down just such a waste of money. Why fer from the destructive and to a personal issue in someone's not put that money into hiring addictive nature of drugs. life. To use that to invade some­ more teachers or doing more NORML members believe, one's privacy and drug test is productive things?" though, that random drug-test­ way off base:' ·· · Martineau said that the test­ ing can't ever be truly fair and it Kimball added that not only ing will cause embarrassment as ·" could be used by educators to do the members ofNORML feel students who use drugs are iden­ target students with question­ there is discrimination in the war tified and that the entire process able reputations. Martineau also on drugs, but the actual process is discriminatory. Above all else, believes that random drug-test­ serves as a greater injustice in ,he believes that random drug ing can be perceived as an act of creating and promoting equality testing causes more harm than it racism or to place unfair blame among high school students. She solves problems. on schools populated by stu­ also said that the money could be "It doesn't stop someone dents in lower income brackets. put to better use for educational from using drugs in the first ''It's another way of continu- purposes. place," Martineau said

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C-USA GAME 1: MARSHALL 73, UCF 69 • C-USA GAME 2: UCF 66, HOUS'l'ON 56 IS' . Women's team After holding a late lead against Marshall, in On Saturday night, -UCF bounced back with its first-ever C-USA game, ucy couldn't one of the biggest wins in program history breaks .record, hold on and fell to Marshall last Wednesday. with an upset of Houston on the road. beatsUTEP Knights Set new attendance mark, pick up win with timely baskets

BRIAN MURPHY Staff Writer

In its first-ever nationally televised game, the UCF women's basketball team - reached two goals on Sunday night: They set a new single­ game attendance record. But more importantly, they won their second conference game in three days with a 51- 46 triumph over the UTEP Miners. With less than 30 seconds to go and the score knotted at 46, the Miners forced the Golden Knights to beat them with an outside shot. The Knights were three-of-20 from long range up to that point. So, when senior guard LaShay King got the slightest open look, . she took the MATI POLLITI f CENTRALFLOR IDA FUTURE chance and drained a game­ Senior guard LaShay King, above left, hit winnfug 3-pointer with 15.8 a key 3-pointer in the final minute to lift on the clock. UCF to its second consecutive win. "I was one-for-five to that moment in threes," King Ahistoric day said. "So they were really • Women's basketball team set a new • backing off of me, so I just attendance record Sunday of 1, 182. shot it. It felt real good." The previous record was 876 set in "If you show it back in 2002. slow motion, you could see . After losing six consecutive games, her praying before she shot UCF now has atwo-game winning it," sophomore guard Amber streak with the win over UTEP. • Lashay King'swinning shot came Long said. with 15.8 seconds remaining. King's holy basket was seen in front of 1,182 people, ing for us to get the ball. So, which shattered the old -that really helped us hustle attendance record of 876, even more." which was set back in 2002. "I have been excited for The Knights said that the games before but I have enthusiasm of the fans did never been so nervous for a help them they raise their game at UCF," King said. own intensity. "Before the gaine, I was "The crowd was great," telling [junior guard_ King said. "Because as we Francine Houston], 'Man I MATI POLLITI f CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE were diving for loose balls, PLEASE SEE WOMEN ON A9 Senior forward Anthony Williams, above against Marshall, was a key to UCF's win over Houston in the Knights' first-eve~ Conference USA road game. Williams scored 25 points. we could hear them scream- ' . ·, RISING TO THE

Knights atone for home loss to.Herd with upset at UH

Speraw says win over Cougars might be SDSUatUCF biggest win in history of UCF basketball Wednesday 7:30p.m. ANDY VASQUEZ ton (9-5, 0-2) program. For more game information, Sports Editor It was UCF's first-ever Confer­ see Sports, AS ence USA win, the Knights' first There was an empty feeling at road-win of the year, and as Coach the UCF Arena on _Wednesday .Kirk Speraw sees it, arguably the UCF impresses in night after an inconsistent effort biggest win in the history of the resulted in a UCF loss to Marshall. program. That void left from losing was "This might be the most signifi­ filled with optimism Saturday night cant win that our program's had," Lake Buena Vista in Houston, · when the Knights Speraw said in a radio interview showed what can happen when immediately following the game. · Cheerleaders, The best of the best they exert themselve!? for' a full ,40 "To go on the road in Conference How the Knights fared at the minutes: USA against Houston ... These guys Knightmoves Cheerleading and Dance Team For the second straight game [Houston] are rea)ly good." National Championship senior forward Anthony Williams Only a month ago, the Cougars helped carry the Knights, as he finish top 10 in Division I-Acheerleading were ranked No." 25 in the nation, 1. Kentucky , scored a season-high 25 points and following wins over LSU and Ari- 2.Tennessee led the Knights (7-7, 1-1 C-USA) to a national contest 3.Alabama 66-56 road-win over a storied Hous- PLEASE SEE WILLIAMS ON A8 4.UCF ANDY VASQUEZ 5. Hawa ii . Sports Editor . 6.LSU ?. Indiana Men's team stumbles in first C-USA game 8.Ball State Over the weekend UCF's 9.Memphis cheerleading team and dance 10.0klqhoma CHRIS HOYLER . opener despite arguably their team Knightmoves proved Staff Writer strongest first half of the season. once again that they are both Division I-Adance team "It's just like Coach [Kirk Sper­ 1. Minnesota Marshall excitedly potired off among the nation's elite at the 2.Tennessee , aw] said, that's just how we prac­ College Cheerleading and 3:Kansas the bench as the time expired on tice, we practice hard for three its inaugural Conference USA Dance Team National Cham­ 4. Wisconsin quarters of practice and at the end pionship. 5. Florida State game, a 73-69 win over UCF last 6. Cincinnati of practice we die," guard Justin The UCF cheerleading Wednesday night. The Knights Rose said. MATI POLLITI I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ?. Illinois trudged out of the UCF Arena UCF Coach Kirk Speraw, 1.eft, and assistant Tom Schuberth, right, team continued its impressive 8. UCF, Michigan react during UCF's loss to Marshall, Wednesday at UCF Arena. performance at Disney's Wide 9. Louisiana-Lafayette shocked, losers of their C-USA PLEASE SEE ON A8 10.LSU LEAD World ofSports in Lake Buena

I V1Sta Sunday night, as the 2002, employed a new and I I Knights finished No. 4 in the tougher routine in the hope of ') I I nation. setting themselves apart from "If.we had this intensity [against Marshall], we win that ballgame." The cheerleading team, the competition. .. - UCF COACH KIRK SPERAW, AFTER UCF'S66 -56 WIN OVER HOUSTON SATURDAY NIGHT which won a national title in 2003 and was runner-up in PLEASE SEE DIFFICULTY ON A9

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STATE& • NATION Rough Weeken-d? Team banished from locker room as punishment for loss Arrested? DUI? Bar Fight? CATONSVILLE, Md. - Maryland-Baltimore Coun­ Disorderly Conduct? Fake ~D~ , ? ty's men's basketball teamhas been indefinitely banished Drug Possession? Underage Drinking. from its locker room, punish­ f , , ment by coach Randy Mon­ . I I roe for a subpar effort in a 75- I I 58 home loss to New YOU HAVE OPTIONS... I Hampshire on Wednesday. UMBC spokesman St~ve I CAN HELP Levy confirmed Sunday that I Monroe has not permitted I I • the Retrievers to use their I usual locker room since I I Thursday. \ Instead, team members lI ... are dressing in the courtside media workroom, which was l also to be used as a meeting j room during halftime of Sun­ day's home game against Hartford. Additionally, play­ ers have been forbidden to wear apparel bearing the , • • • • . MATI POLLITT/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE school's name. UCF s Adam Gill, left, and Jermaine Taylor, right, reject a Marshall shot last Wednesday. UCF's defen~e was key to its upset win over Houston. FREE CONSULTATION The Retrievers (6-9) had ~rincipal Office in Orlando been 5-1 at the RAC Arena before losirig to New Hamp­ shire (5-11), a team that had Williams ·shines at··Hou·ston been averaging 56.6 points per game. Monroe, usually an FROM A7 .. animated presence on the ballgame. That's something that SDSU at UCF sideline, spent most of the we're not mature enough to zona The Cougars were picked game sitting dejectedly in a bring every day and we've got to Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. to fmish No. in the conference folding chair. 3 learn how to do that." in the preseason C-USA coaches Williams managed to stay out • Florida State QB sexton decides poll of foul trouble and had an Making- the win even more extremely effici~nt night for to abandon comeback bid poignant was the retired num­ . TALLAHASSEE - Flori­ UCR He was 10-of-14 from the bers offormer UH stars Hakeem field, five-of-six from the free­ da State quarterback Wyatt Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler throw line with nine rebounds Sexton has decided to quit hanging from the low ceiling at and five blocks. fqotball after .sitting out the past season -because of ill­ Hofheinz Pavillion. That duo Senior guard Justin Rose, helped form the team dubbed who is listed at a generous 6- ness. '.'Phi Slama Jama" in 1983, which gam~high · Sexton, committed to a foot-3, pulled down a Where: came two points short in the and career-high 14 rebounds and UCF Arena psychiatric facility in June national championship garrie. after being found disheveled scored 11 points for his third dou­ Records: The Knights left Houston ble-double of the season. and disoriented on a Talla­ UCF 7-7, 1-1 C-USA fans longing for the days "Phi hassee street, said he will Senior guard Troy Lindbeck SDSU4-12 forgo his final year of eligibil- · Slama Jama" Saturday night. provided key points and min- Broadcast: UCF controlled the game ity to concentrate on his UCF ISP Sports Network/ from the beginning and never 740-THETEAM AM health and his studies. trailed, shooting a red-hot 57 ~'This might be the "This has been the most Series History: percent from the field while difficult decision I have ever UCF 1-0 making seven 3-pointers in the most significant had to make in my entire life," first hal£ UCF closed the open­ win that our UCF: Sexton said in a statement. "I ing stanza on a 10-4 run to lead will focus on regaining my UCF will be playing in its final non-con­ 36-29 at the break. health and my academic program's had." ference game of the year, coming off one of pur­ UCF pushed its lead to as suit of getting an MBA" the more impressive wins in program histo­ . much as 11 in the second half, but - UCF COACH KIRK SPERAW ry at Houston ... Senior forward Marcus The school released the Houston narrowed the lead to ON BEATING HOUSTON SATURDAY NIGHT state:rnent Saturday night Johnson returned to the lineup on Saturday five points in the fmal three min­ without comment from against Houston for the first time since mid­ utes. utes from the bench. Lindbeck, coach Bobby Bowden or his December after serving a suspension for staff. Billy Sexton, Wyatt's After losing~ lead in the fmal who fmished with 11 points, took conduct detrimental to the team.Johnson's MIS Career Offers: father, is the longtime run­ minutes against Marshall earlier advantage of Houston's zone return should help an undermanned front­ "' in the week, UCF was compara­ defense with three 3-pointers in court ... The Knights are 6-2 this season in The average starting salary for Management .., ning backs coach. ..I Sexton had been suspend­ tively much more 'composed 3lminutes. the UCF Arena ... UCF returns to conference Information Systems graduates is $42,084. .• down the stretch against Hous­ Sophomore point guard ,:.+ ed at the time of the biz.arre play on Saturday against Tulsa at the UCF I , ton, overcoming a stretch of Mike O'Donnell continued to Arena at 7:30 p.m. June episode for failing to turnovers with key stops on the Excellent career opportunities with sue~ companies as take a drug test, Bowden said look more comfortable running defensive end. .- in July. That month, Sexton the UCF offense as he played the SDSU: Oracle, Universal, Loc.kheed, Hewitt, and many more. "Coming down the stretch, was diagnosed with Lyme entire 40 minutes. O'Donnell South Dakota State will be seeking its even though we turned the ball disease and pronounced but fmished with seven points and first road win of the year after losing its first over five times in a row, five for this season. seven assists. seven games away from Fargo ... This is OPEN HOUSE Sexton went 5-2 as the times in a row we got defensive Making the win even more the second of three meetings between the stops to counteract the fact that 11· Seminoles' starting quarter­ impressive for UCF was that Knights and the Jacks, next season UCF. will .,_ we turned it over," Speraw said. Saturday, _Jan. 21 at Sam back in 2004. In his two sea­ junior forward Josh Peppers, the travel to South Dakota to play the final Defense was a key for the team's leading scorer, only had game of the three-game agreement ... sons, Sexton completed 142- ~ Knights throughout the game, as six points after being limited to SDSU also played Kentucky earlier this sea­ Pegasus Ballroom, Student Union ,_ of-257 passes for 1,717 yards ~ < they limited the Cougars to just ... with eight touchdowns and 24 minutes due to foul trouble. son, but was not as competitive as UCF. The· eight interceptions. ·. 31 percent shooting on the night. UCF also didn't have the . Jacks fell 71-54 to the Wildcats on Nov.13, For more information on the The Cougars entered the game services ofJustin Rose down the while UCF fell 59-57 on Jan.3. H~ had practic~d with the Management Information Systems Major - If. team in the fall and during averaging nearly 80 points a stretch, as he was forced to the game, but was held to a season- recent Orange Bowl prepara­ bench due to cramps. What to expect: visit the MIS Depar~ment Web site at: . low 56 points. -~...w...... I tions. UCF returns to action on Defense is not a strong point for the "The difference was our Wednesday night in its last non­ Jacks, who give up 76.1 points per game, Sexton would have likely intensity," Speraw said. "That entered spring practice com­ conference game of the year. while scoring only 63 per contest. Look for was the whole difference in the www.bus.ucf.edu/mis peting for third on the depth Tip-off against South Dakota forward Anthony Williams to have another game. If we had this intensity chart with highly recruited State is set for 7:30 p.m. at the big game and for the Jacks to struggle [against Marshall], we win that incoming freshman Christian UCFArena. against the Knights' air-tight defense. Ponder. Rising sophomores Drew Weatherford and Xavier 'Lee led the Seminoles in 2005. Lead evaporates down the stretch Weatherford set an Atlantic FROM percent in the second. Coast Conference freshman. A7 "We feel bad because we record with 3,208 passing went out (last Tuesday) and yards. The Knights fell apart in the last eight and a half min­ handed out flyers ourselves," Texas celebrates national utes of the game, allowing a 19- Rose said. "We let our fans championship in style 7 Herd run after a Josh Pep­ down and we know it ain't pers 3-pointer from the top of · going to be packed like that · AUSTIN, Texas - With the key gave UCF a 57-52 lead. again, most of them might not fireworks and a final send-off "At that point we could come back." for quarterback Vmce Young, have done two things,'' Mar­ In the second half, the mor~ than 50,000 Texas fans shall Coach Rob Jirsa said. Knights were burned by turned out Sunday night to "We could have played it safe Orlando native and Dayfona celebrate the Longhorns' or what we did was we got Beach CC transfer forward national championship. . into the press. We were able to Travis Aikens. He scored 10 of Texas' 41-38 win over cause some turnovers right his 17 points and collected six Southern California in the ,then out of the P,ress." of his nine rebounds in the Rose Bowl gave the Long­ "Things kind of snowballed ·final 20 minutes. horns their first outright title and we didn't have a c'alming "No one can elevate us the since 1969. Stepping up to the presence out on . the court," way he can,'' Jirsa said. podium·on the field at Royal Sper.aw said. "Tonight was a great example Memorial Stadium, coach MATT POLLITT I CENTRALF LORIDA FUTURE Guard Mike .O'Donnell Josh Peppers looks to pass against Marshall of that." Mack Brown flashed the two­ played the ·Calming presence While Aikens carried the fmgered "Hook 'em" sign as last Wednesday. Peppers and the Knights fell in the Knights near upset of to the Herd after holding the lead late. second half of play, Peppers fans cheered. Kentucky, but he struggled , struggled mightily, · shooting "Th)s is one night we can against Marshall. In 36 min­ points), Rose's no~look pass just one of nine and turning. l) hook 'em and hold down the utes he shot just two of eight led to a Peppers dunk. After a the ball over twice, including little finger, because we're from the field and was shutout missed layup, offensive an inbounds pass thrown right No. l,'' Brown said. in six 3-pomt attempts. rebound and O'Donnell steal, into the hands of Herd for­ ·i t' The ceremonies included Rose was left to handle the Rose took the ball with 4.5 sec­ ward Markel Humphrey. Attend 15 home sporting events during the Fall and highlights of the undefeated burden of carrying the onds remaining and drove the The ball promptly ended . (; 2005 season, plus the nation­ Spring Semester for your chance to win a trip for 2, offense, producing his best length of the floor. Peppers up in the hands of Miles, who all expenses paid, to one of these destinations. Log al championship seasons of game of the season with 21 was wide open again, this time coolly drilled a 3-pointer to .r , 1963 and 1969. Brown also points on eight of 13 shooting on the right wing as Rose start the 19.-7 run. Jirsa imme­ onto www.UCFAthletics.com for more information ''.) paid tribute to the coach of to go along with seven assists found him for a buzzer-beat­ diately went to the full court and to get schedules for all UCF sports!!! '2· those championship teams, and three steals. ing 3-pohiter. press and forced an O'Donnell Darrell Royal. Rose and Peppers com­ The crowd of 2,871 didn't turnover, which led to an .b \~ Young, named MVP ofthe bined to cap off the first half have much to cheer about Aikens dunk and 3-pointer on i Rose Bowl for his 200 yards with two highlight reel plays. after that, as the Knights back to back poss.essions to ''.J rushing, 267 yards passing After a 3-pointer by Mar­ shooting dropped from 53.6 give the Herd a 63-57 lead they percent in the first half to 38.2 would not relinquish. .. l' PLEASE SEE STATE ON A9 . shall~ guard Joe Miles (13 . 1 fj ' .r' ('\ •

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UCF guard Shayla Smith looks for an Difficulty opening on Friday night at the UCF Arena. level high for UCF beat Tulane 60-52, ending the Knights' six­ UCFteam game losing · streak. FROM A? ''It is nice to.be back in the mix," UCE cheerleading · Coach Linda Gooch said 'We got a lot of recognition for the difficulty and creativity level of the routine. Most teams do similar stunts and make the routines look the same, but I feel that we stepped outside the box and give the audience something new to watch." The judges said that the top spots were the most challeng­ e,~Jydf ing to decide on and that the Central Knights had successfully com­ pleted some difficult stunts. Florida ' Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama finished ahead of the Women end losing streak Golden Knights. It was Kentucky's 11th BRIAN MURPHY utes second half to help the Knights ' national crown in 12 years. Staff Writer It was the first time the keep a lead for the final 13 min­ UCF owns the only other Knights had not trailed at the utes of the game. national title since 1995, as the Going into Friday's contest half since December 16, the · This -was definitely a Knights interrupted the Wild­ against Tulane, the UCF date of their last victory. change ofpace for the Knights. cats' run in 2003. women's basketball team was Both teams shot 40 percent Lately, their downfall in many UCF's cheerleaders have struggling through a six-game from the field in the first half, games has come in the final 10 finished in the national top 10 losing streak, all by double-dig­ but combined to make a paltry minutes. But, on Friday, the in 12 of the last 13 years. its. l-of-11 from 3-point land. · Knights were able to survive Earlier in the evening ,) But to the Golden Knights, • The Green Wave took the through some dry spells and Knightmoves UCF's dance that is all history now. quick advantage iri the second give a competitive effort for a team, finished in a tie for With the help of another half with baskets from sopho­ full 40 ·minutes. eighth-place nationally in the solid game from sophomore more guard Nikki Luckhurst "I think that they have been dance competition. Knight­ '\ guard Amber Long and some and Jami Montagnino. But, continually getting better and moves had qualified for the tough second half defense, the some aggressive Knight getting more mentally tough," final round of competition Knights beat the Green Wave, defense would hold the Green Striegler said. "We have to ·sur­ after an impressive perform­ 60-52, earning their first win in Wave without a field goal for vive off of our defense, we can ance that left them in fourth Conference USA the.next seven minutes. not give up more than 60 place after day one. The Knights led for all but "In the second half, we real­ points a night and we have got UCF's dance team went 33 seconds of the first half, but ly shut them down,'' UCF to do the little things. And I through a significant tra,nsfor­ due to some mediocre shoot­ Coach Gail Striegl~r said. "We think they are buying into mation this year as they only ing from both sides, they were . did a much better job of guard­ that." returned five from last year's not able to pull away from the ing witl).out fouling them and But the Knights did not squad while adding nine fi;esh­ Green Wave for the first 10 making them take shots that waltz victory. Down by five men to the mix. That being minutes. The game was knot­ they did not want to take." with 1:20 to go, the Green Wave said, the eighth-place national ted at 14 when the Knights · This stout defense would was threatening to make it a finish by Knightmoves was went on a 9-2 run, sparked by a allow the offense to seize con­ one-possession game. Then, impressive. 3-pointer from senior guard trol of the game. Long took the ball right out of Also of note, UCF cheer­ Lashay King. The Knights went on anoth­ the hand of freshman guard J.eaders Jackie Martin and But, the lead evaporated by er scoring run, this time a 10-2 Ashley Langford and raced to Randy Brown finished third in halftime. The Green Wave was streak, to grab a 39-35 edge the other end for a victory­ the nation in the partner stunt competition. It was UCF's able to pull down a couple of with 12 minutes to go. Then, clinching, streak-busting layup. Tht ta~ting 1moothie on planet!" offensive rebounds in the last improved outside shooting Long scored a career-high best-ever finish in the partner ben the minute that led to four consec­ would help them keep that 18 points to lead all players. stunt competition utive free throws and a tie lead. This outing eclipsed her previ­ Welcome ----to the Planet! score of 27 going into the inter­ Afte:t; hitting just l-of-7 from ous career-high of 16 points mission_ 3-point range in the first half, that she set just two weeks ago. 11565 University Blvd. Free throws were a life­ the Knights found their Long has scored at least 10 ID Required Orlando, FL 32817 saver for the Green Wave in rhythm from long range in the points in three of the last four the first half. They shot 10-of-12 second half. Senior guard games. Plus, due to Houston's Pool& (407) 306-0066 from the line. To the contrary, LaShay King and junior guard cold shooting in the previous (Next to Krispy Kreme) the Knights did not attempt a Francine Houston. combined month, Long has taken her Darts free throw in the first 20 min- to drain five 3-pointers in the spot in the starting lineup. BUY ANY 32oz SMOOTHIE Women make national TV debut GET ONE 22oz ~ FROM Al Ana Valtierra along the base­ rebounds. Besides her play on FREE* ,, line, forcing her to call a time­ defense, Miles scored 10 points *Not valid with any other offers. • **Limit one coupon per visit. !~ am so excited for this."' out and causing the fans to off the bench for the second­ University Location ONLY· Expires 2/14/06. No matter how pumped up erupt in excitement. 4 straight game. Senior Shelby the Knights were for this game, That timeout was called Weber brought down 10 ··------········- they started out very sluggish with 12:22 remaining. The rebounds. from the field, missing their Knights' relentless full-court For the Miners, their top first seven shots. Luckily for press would limit the Miners to · offensive players, Kasia Krezel ·; them, the Miners were no bet­ just eight points for the rest of and Izabella Piekarska, average ter. The visitors did not record the day. a combined 28 points a game. a field goal until six minutes Junior center Elizabeth On this night, the Polish duo SMOKERS WElCOME into the game. Fieser made a rare 3-pointer to combined for 13 points. CLASS A PLACE The Miners did hold an put the Knights up 44-40 with Valtierra, the C-USA Player advantage for the last 13 min­ 8:39 left. Th'at would be the of the Week, was held to l-of-4 407-277-166'5 Knights' last field goal until from the floor and two points. 12727 East Colonial Drive • Orlando, Florida utes of the half, with their lead (At 408 & E. Colonial) topping out at seven on two King's heroics, but the defense Next up for the Knights in occasions. Meanwhile, the made sure the Knights would this four-game. home stand is Knights were forced into taking not trail again. another tough test with the some difficult for most of the UCF Coach Gail Striegler Marshall Thundering Herd first half, which is the niain rea­ called her team's defensive coming to town. The Knights son why they shot just 19 per­ effort outstanding. have taken down the league's cent in the first half. "Instead of waiting for a spe­ best offensive teams. Now, they But they were able hang cific time to trap,'' Striegler will have to stop the confer­ around by sinking 12-of-15 free said. "We · just went and ence's current leader. · throw attempts in the half. trapped right away, which real­ The Herd sit atop Confer­ The Knights entered the ly caused some turnovers." ence USA (9-5, 4-0 in confer­ contest tied for last in Confer­ The Knights forced nine ence) and are one of two league ence USA in free-throw per­ second half turnovers and held tef!,ms without a conference centage, at 61.5 percent. the Miners to 24 percent shoot­ loss (Houston). Most recently, However, staying close is all ing in the final 20 minutes. · The Herd beat preseason Where gamers go to' play the Knights needed to do since The Knights improved to 4- favorite Rice, 75-64 on Friday. .... "'!l'.'!"'---:~r---...,--.-~ their defense completely. 12 overall and 2-3 in C-USA. Senior guard Sikeetha Shep~ befuddled the Miners in the The Miners dropped to 10-7, 2- ard-Hall is averaging 16 points second half 3 C-USA to lead the Herd in their four C­ This was exemplified by. In their last two games, the USA matches this season. In junior forward Keunta Miles. Knights have defeated the top the previous three· games for Afte:i; sinking a free throw to two scoring offenses in C-USA. junior forward Crystal Cham­ bring the Knights within three Tulane and UTEP. Both teams pion, she is averaging 11 points at 38-35, Miles stole the were averaging at least 70 rebounds and nine po~ts. inbounds pass and converted points a game. The Knights The Knights will look to the turnover into an easy lay­ held both teams under 55. continue their recent wave of up. Of what offense there was, success when they host Mar­ Then, Miles and her team­ Long, tallied a gam,e-high 12 shall on Friday at 7 p.m. in UCF mates trapped junior guard points and grabbed eight Arena.

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louder than Alito ( , ho says that the two bites from the Republicans and precedents, 68 times, possibly major American par­ Democrats of Congress. reassuring those worried about W I . ties can't ever agree? Rather than attempting to a possible flip of Roe v. Wade. The Samuel Alito hearings figure out what kind of justice He mentioned "abortion" only were an exercise in self-aggran- Alito would make, Democrats 23 times and "hardly used the dizing on the part of the . 1 seemed more interested in word 'overturn' at all," accord­ Democrats and the Republi­ attacking the man and scoring ing to .the Post. cans, equally. political points than in asking in Should this reasstire those They seemed to agree that the meaningful questions. concerned about abortion best way to assure the balanced When they did try, their rights? future of the Supreme Court was questions were so ineffectual While he said that he accept­ to get in as m:µiy re-election that little if any useful informa­ ed that the Con5titution con­ plugs for their.own campaigns as tion was solicited. According to tains a right to privacy and possible while the press was con­ the Post, Democrats mentioned agreed that this right protects veniently on-site. "Vanguard" in reference to an ,the use of contraception, his The Washington Post pub­ Alita conflict of interest 68 words on abortion rights were lished a piece Monday, ~ailed "I, times. They brought up Roe v. less clear than those of recently I, Sir: The Alita Hearings, Wade 59 times and "CAP," a confirmed Chief Justice Seattle Seahawks aren't flying Annotated." In it, it was, controversial group Alito was a · Roberts. revealed that Democrats used member of, 29 times. "Above the Still, the difference may be the word "I" 1,123 times and that law" came up 12' times. one strictly of tone and word ~nder anyone's radar screen Republicans s.aid "I" 1,180. If that wasn't nauseating choice. Both refused to say how Combined, the representa­ enough,Repµblicansspent they would handle the issue, The NFL playoffi; to me are was horrendous. I made inyseif tives of the American people their verbal points on praising and both emphasized that the a lot like capital punishment dry heave just writing it But my who were supposed to be the nominee. By the final day of court's abortion precedents () As a Dolphins fan, I hate · p6int is that for so many years grilling the Supreme Court the hearings, an obser\rer would deserved respect. being the guy on the outside rve had the nominee about his ideology have thought they were writing Bowever, Alito's oft-repeated Seahawks looking in As a Rams fan, I crammed down my throat managed to invoke their own his eulogy. insistence that stare decisis, simply hate life. When neither when all I ever wanted was a lit­ beliefs far more often than AUto The word "integrity" was used 68 times, is not an "inex­ ofmy teams are involved, I tle Dolphin love. himself did. He only used the mentioned 42 times and "fair" orable command" and refusal to really dorrt have much worth rve watched ,Seattle quietly. "I" word 1,907 times. was used 41 times. The words describe Roe v. Wade as a "set­ to the whole scene other than Year 'after year; rve felt that little This shouldn't shock anyone "confinned" (36 times), "respect" tled" matter is worrying. helping my buddies make · pang ofdefeat with every losing who followed the first week on (34 times), and "balance" (26 Finally, Alito's words regard­ gambling choices or praying MOUTHING OFF season and especially when the Alita hearings. times) were bandied about with ing executive power would do for the Patriots and the Colts to Matt Hasselbeck famously Sadly, we didn't learn all that optimistic enthusiasm. little to calm those worried ASHLEY BURNS uttered the words, "We'll take much about the nominee him- · · While the senators were lose. • Managing Editor about his broad interpretation At least Buddha answered the ball and we're going to self, who counted "I don't making a show of working hard, of executive power. two ofmy prayers this weekend score." know" among his top three­ Alito was proving his knowl­ On that subject, he offered But this year is different because I still have a Seattle has a long-running history ofbeing the word phrases, but we were edge of law books. nothing more than platitudes team to watch. I never talk about this team most depressing sports city in the history of treated to a virtual campaign He mentioned "stare deci­ that he understood that the because my love affair with this city's profession­ mankind Forget the fact that it's already consid­ commercial worth of sound sis," fancy Latin for respect for president is "not above the law." . ' al sports has been mostly like water and oil Seat­ ered the most depressing city outside ofSiberia tle and me are anything but peas and carrots. ' Sports in Seattle are like viJ:gins in Las Vegas. No OUR STANCE The Seattle Seahawks have been my quiet matter what happens, the outcome will undoubt­ athletic mistress for the past decade. rm a Ool­ edly be bad phin tried and true, but sometimes when the cow However; there's now a chance for that stigma

is giving out sour milk the bull has to find anoth­ to disappeat: I can't stand up and scream that rm • ) er teat In this case, when two cows have been the biggest Seattle fan in the universe. Outside squirting out the curdled goods, I've had to look Steve Largent, I couldn't likely name a single Sea- elsewhere for my dairy supplements. Politics could use OK, I'll be the first to admit that my analogy PLEASE SEE ALEXANDER ON A11 1) READER VIEWS

Chinese Communists who had and continue more Conan.wit Commercial lacks respect: to have, little concern for the dignity of I want to reiterate what Tara O'Keeffe said human life as we hear of countless abortions, or so many decades, late now faces a run-off with Finance George W. Bush have had a in her last letter about the UCF commercial. I priests and bishop being murdered, etc. in the night talk show hosts Minister Sauli Niinisto. Regard­ strong hand in deciding this F saw it the first time, and I couldn't believe Communist, Darwin friendly nation of China.· have made their living off less of who Halonen has left to collritry's political fate•and has what I heard and saw. This commercial sound­ of satirizing the American gov­ face, none of her opponents have also given birth to the emerging ed is was being narrated by a computerized, -EDWARD ARENT ernment and all of the shame been even remotely amused powers sutjl as The Daily Show human-toned speaker, with choppy sentences. SOPHOMORE and hilarity that stems from with O'Brien's antics. Niinisto's and the Colbert Report. The quality of the pictures, resolution espe­ political elections. campaign manager even went as These shows are as important cially, was pathetic. The commercial is a dis­ Creation should be taught But Conan O'Brien, the heir far as to say that O'Brien's to the political climate as the grace to UCF. I e-mailed University Marketing Why is it acceptable to teach scientific cre­ . to the Tonight Show legacy, has endorsement, whether whole­ actual candidates are because and offered my thoughts about the commer­ ationism, the big bang theory; in our schools taken political cynicism to an hearted or just a farce, is detri­ they create an essence of cial and I was brushed off by the rubber-stamp and not creation science? There is no direct evi­ entirely new leveL O'Brien has mental to the Finnish democra­ humanity and humility for peo­ response "Thank you for your comments.' ~ If d~ce of the big -bang, but it is accepted as become an unofficial representa­ cy. ple who pretend to be better UCF wants to amplify its voice in the country, established fact Somehow, from absolutely tive of Finland's presidential Niinisto's camp needs to than their constituents. To say and illuminate itself with the prominence nothing, the universe arose instantaneously. election all because of a long­ lighten up. Maybe the opposi- · that Finland lacks a similarity to President Hitt sees in UCF, then the university Nothing means no matter, no energy, no space, running joke about his physical tion's camp is jealous because any other country when it needs to fmd people who can do high-quality no time, no God, no Satan, no ~ce, no quan­ simularities to current Finnish N"iinisto doesn't look like comes to politicians' lack of advertising for a high-quality schooL Ifthe tum effects, absolutely nothing. This is voodoo President Tarja Halonen. O'Brien the way that Halonen morals or strength of character commercial we saw is what UCF is paying its science. O'Brien has run hilarious almost disturbingly does. But is just as funny as a fake fish say­ staff in marketing to come up with, then the The SCale Expanding Cosmos ofJohan Mas­ mock ads in favor of Halonen what Niinisto needs to realize is ing a candidate's name makes it people on that staff should be fired President reliez (see his Web site) accommodates the data and has taken even funnier shots that Finland has taken,quite a want to die. Hitt: Show the country that UCF is a great uni­ much better than the big bang and.doesn't need at the incumbent president's monumental step internationally There's no harm in what versity and get your staff on their feet to pro­ cnitches to survive like the inflation event at the opposition. In one mock ad, if the reigning prince of late­ O'Brien is doing.and, if anything, duce a better example of what UCF really start of the universe. His universe is eternal· and O'Brien declares his political night television has given the he's helping international poli­ stands for. depends on only one major assumption: Tune devotion to Halonen and when country this much attention. tics by reminding everyone that was incrementally and exponentially faster in he mentions the name of one of O'Brien's gag iS a far cry from nothing is sacred. Politicians are -S.HALL the past and will be incrementally and expo­ her·opponents, Prime Minister his days of pulling a lever and _ no better than a roasted hog nentially slower in the future. This was missed Matti Vanhanen, a fish jumps letting his audience revel in the with an apple in its mouth. · Catholicism rebukes Darwin by Einstein in general relativity. With that sim­ out of a frozen lake and tells cheap production value and hor­ They're fair game to everyone, As a traditional Roman Catholic that fol-· ple assumption, Masreliez's model fits the data O'Brien and two Finns how sim- . rendous acting of Chuck Norris' no matter which country is lows the Tridentine Latin Mass movement, I much better than the big bang. The nice part of . ply hearing Vanhanen's name old show, Walker: Texas Ranger. involved. have found the recent exchanges from the Masreliez's model is that it permits me to pre­ makes it want to commit suicide. If anything, O'Brien's attention Niinisto's political camp said Novus Ordo folks about evolution quite eye dict that life is eternal and everlasting. opening. Christopher Beats asked when dea­ The mock ads and artificial to the Finnish election iS a way that if O~Brien's comments have Masreliez's theory is falsifiable from data in endorsement are· entirely for his entire internationai audi­ any weight in the country's elec­ cons ever had been considered "experts of the the solar system. So far, the data from the solar tongue-in-cheek and, while they ence to devote its attention to tion, then Finland is "in big trou- - Church?'' One needs to look at the likes of system supports his theories but not the big Saints Ephrem and Athasius (Athanasius w~ started as a joke for O'Brien's something other than the unin­ ble." ·If a goofy, red-headed late­ bang. r American audience, they have tentional hilarity of this coun­ night satirist is the most of Fin­ later a Bishop and was exiled and excommu­ A key new aspect ofhis theory is cosmic taken on an entirely new mean­ try's political elections. land's worries, then we should nicated invalidly by Arian bishops and by velocity drag, which suggests that rotating ing for the citizens of Finland Mock news television shows all pack our bags and buy plane Pope Liberius, much like Archbishop Marcel objects st0p spinning and bodies in motion since Late Night with Cqnan have taken the driver's seat to tickets to Helsinki. Lefebvre almost 20 years ago) who are Doc­ come to rest This stands in contradiction to O'Brien is aired in Finland five political election impact in After all, any American tors of the Church and were at the Council of Newton's first law of motion. It is supported by nights a week. America since Saturday Night should jump at the opportunity Nicea. The Council defmed the dogma of the behavior of the earth, which is slowing Halonen won the first round Live started running "Weekend to say Conan O'Brien is the "Consubstantiality." Though most Novus down at a rate not consistent with tidal drag. Ordinarians probably wouldn't have heard of of Finland's presidential election Update." The SNL mockery of biggest political concem in this - RICHARD MOODY JR. with 46.3 percent of the vote, but presidents from Jimmy Carter to this term as modem "English Mass," through co~try. the brilliance of the ICEL, has left out this term in the Nicene Creed and substituted an Life came from somewhere Arian friendly phrase. When it comes to the origfn oflif e, we As for Father De Chardin, his writings must choose between two options: either (entral 1loiiba 1uture were condemned by the Sacred Congregation gases were always there and evolved over bil­ The Cenlral Florida P11t11re is a free uulcpcrnlcnt aunpus llC\\'l"'P"f scrWig the Unh'CThil)I of Central f1orida Opiniom in the Frllure ale those of the indMdual columnist and not n""""'1rily those I( of the editorial st!I! or the Unhl!!Sity AdministrJJion. All coolCnl ~ propeny ri uie Central Florida Pu/uro and iroy llQl be reprinted in part or in whole witl100t pcnni

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