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(( <( Devilish fashion Road trip finale Fashion design club hosts Knights head to New Orleans for final The Devil Wears Prada themed fashion show road game of season - SEE SPORTS, A7 - SEE NEWS, A2 .Knights win season opener 11 THIS WEEKEND c: nell said, "they're a great team, which played a zone defense for IS ALL BOND, Defense, 3-pointers and I don't even want to say a most of the evening. lead Knights to win great Division II team." 'We weren't looking to shoot (J O'Donnell scored a career that many threes," O'Donnell " JAMES BOND CHRIS HOYLER high 25 points on 8-of-15 shoot said, "but when you are playing Sports Editor . ing. He hit 7-of-12 3-pointers, against the zone, most bf your many of which came off high shots are going to come from ~·· (I It took career nights from screens that left O'Donnell open the 3-point line." Mike O'Donnell and Jermaine at the top of the key. The Knights rode the wave of Taylor, a desperation steal and Taylor led the team with a 3-pointers to a 10-point lead (< layup by Dave Noel, and a per career-high 26 points. The soph with 8:28 to go in the first halt: ~· fect shooting effort in overtime, omore came out firing, hitting but a streak of seven turnovers but the UCF Men's Basketball three of his first four shots from to close the first halfallowed 'the team was able to defeat Rollins beyond the arc and finishing 9- Tars to pull within one at half College in its season opener, of-19 from the field, including 6- time. Wednesday, 83-80. of-12 on threes. · "That's something that's typi- REBECCA BARNETT I CENTRAL FlDRIDA FUTURE ''You gotta give all the credit For the night, UCF shot 33 3- Guard Mike O'Donnell weaves between two Rollins defenders jn the Knights' overtime victory in the world to Rollins;' O'Don- pointers, equaling Rollins, . PLEASE SEE TARS ON A6 Wednesday night in the UCF Arena. O'Donnell was 8-15, 7- ~2 on 3-pointers, for 25 points.
"Everyone couldn't believe that what was happening with Cuc Foshee had been going on for over a year now." c { - CHRISTINA LY, PRESIDENT OFTHE VIETNAMESE AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Casino Royale, the latest movie in · Media the James Bond franchise, opens ( today.The movie, which takes place .(• before the events of the other Bond movies and acts as somewhat of a affect prequel, is the first to feature Daniel Craig as the suave British spy. body
( { THE WORLD nnage• AWAITS WHITNEY HAMRICK COMING Contributing Writer THEWll Even at the age of 3, a girl's Orlando activist returns ( Now that fans have finally gotten body image may be influenced their hands on the PlayStation 3, by the media she encounters. home after year in prison attention is turning to the That's the hypothesis behind Nintendo Wii system, a study out ofthe UCF Psychol NATALIE MORERA . r which will be released ogy Department, which exam Staff Writer Sunday. The system ines how young girls' entertain will feature a ment - from popular TV After 14 months of being held in a motion- sensing shows like Dora the Explorer to Vietnamese prison - and just days after ' remote for a being convicted of terrorism by a Viet "'·' movies like Cinderella - molds controller, and their perceptions ofthemselves. namese judge - Orlando resident Wi-Fi internet The girls will watch a 15- Thuong Nguyen "Cuc" Foshee returned capabilities. . minute series of clips from ani to the U.S. on Monday. mated children's television pro She told reporters a guard had come gramming and G-rated movies to her door Friday, given her a few basic medical tests, and then told her to pack I thought to vary in degrees of ( body-image emphasis, and then her bags. · AROUND CAMPUS, A2 be interviewed about their body Foshee first flew to San Francisco and VOLUNTEER UCF HOSTS image. was welcomed by her sister, Theresa Nickelodeon's Dora the Ende, and 34-year-old daughter, Liz • ROCK THE HUNGER Explorer is considered relatively McCausland, who was holding flowers . CONCERT TODAY neutral by the study, while Dis Ori Saturday, she will be back home in ney Classics Beauty and the Orlando. Volunteer UCF will host a concert Beast and Cinderella "contain "[McCausland] was extremely happy tonight, sponsored and supported by appearance-related messages and relieved to know that her mother was several groups.The event will feature that convey the importance of coming home ... she cried when she many Orlando bands and musicians, looking 'beautiful' and suggest reunited with her' mother at the San Fran ~overing several genres. It will also that there are social rewards for cisco airport," said Krystle Nguyen, the feature speakers. being pretty," said Stacey Tantl creative director of UCF's Vietnamese eff-Dunn, associate professor of American Student Association chapter f psychology and supervisor of via e-mail. • • LOCAL &STATE, A2 the study. Foshee's ordeal began when she was ORANGE COUNTY After the media· clips, the pulled over while driving in Vietnam on girls will play with gender-neu Sept. 8, 2005, and arrested She was held JUDGE BARRED FROM tral toys alongside a trained under suspicion of terrorist activity dur LAW FOR 3 YEARS undergraduate research assis ing a trip for her nephew's wedding. tant who will ask the girls ques The 58-year-old activist was held without a charge, a chance of bail, access Judge James Ellis Henson, 58, of tions about body image. ''.Appearance-related mes- to a lawyer or her blood pressure med Orlando, was suspended by the JEFF CHIU I ASSOCIATED PRESS ication. The U.S. State Department's Florida Supreme Court for violating Thuong Nguyen "Cuc" Foshee, foreground, is photographed with her daughter Liz McCausland, top-left, and sister Theresa Ende at ethics rules on honesty, deceit and PLEASE SEE GIRLS ON A6 Ende's home in Los Altos, Calif., on Tuesday. Foshee spent more than a year behind bars after being accused of terrorism. PLEASE SEE FEAR ON A5 professional conduct,the Florida Bar Association said. FRESH OFF THE BEAT ( f FSA dance team brings home grand prize NATION &WORLO,A4 Fresh Off the Beat is com NICOLE BLAKE other songs from the '90s to the posed of members from UCF's . f VATICAN REAFFIRMS Contributing Writer present. Filipino Student Association. : VALUE OF CELIBACY "When you go on stage it was ' After wowing a crowd of kind of dark, but you could still The group stemmed from the · FOR PRIESTS about 2,000 people at the Def feel the crowd and lots of ener UCF FSA teams that have ( gy," said Vmce Balisado, a mem ( Asummit led by Pope Benedict XVI Talent Jam in Gainesville, the competed in DefTalent Jam was spurred by a married African Filipino Student Association ber of the dance team. archbishop who has been brought its $1500 grand prize This year's theme was in the past. Originally, the Rewind, and teams performed (' excommunicated from the Roman back to UCF on Saturday. group started with 12 mem Catholic Church. There are at least The event was hosted by the to music spanning from the '40s ' 100,000 married priests worldwide. University of Florida's Filipino to the. '90s. One of the group's bers and has since expanded Student Association and has choreographers, Chris Favis, to about 45. The group is been a tradition for 13 years. created a'routine that mirrored Eight teams, including shows such as VHl's I love the coordinated by Angela Polito, INDEX TODAY'S groups from USF, UM and FSU, '90s, where viewers get a taste of Chris Favis, Sean Cinco, 'Gisele Around Campus 2 WEATHER competed at the dance-off held the music and television shows Buenaventura and J.R. Weather 2 Nov. 10 at the nightclub 238 that defined that era. The com bination of originality, presenta COURTESY CHRIS FAVIS Local & State 2 Complex. FS.Ns dance team, The UCF Filipino Student Association's dance team, Fresh Off the Beat, rehearses for the 2006 Cabotaje. For most of the Nation &Worfd 4 Fresh Off the Beat, was awarded tion, theme incorporation and DefTalent Jam in Gainesville.The group won first place out of eight teams and received $1500. members, this year's dance the first-place trophy for its per overall performance were fac f Sports 7 , tors that contributed to the off was their first time Variety 9 SUNNY formance of choreographed according to Balisado. . isado said routines to TIC's "Creep," Tim team's success. Oassifieds 12 "Ten minutes before we got Despite the confidence of competing as a group. baland and.Magoo's ''Up Jumps However, the crowd's reac Sudoku 13 70°J47° on stage, I was in the zone; that's HIGH LOW Da Boogie" and a mixture of tion was. crucial in the win, when I felt real confident;' Bal- PLEASE SEE Fl RST ON A6 ', Crossworq 13
• ' Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com November 17, 2006 • (etttraf '10tiba 1utu" AROUND STUDENTS SHOW OFF LOCAL • CAMPUS .. &STATE • News and notices for Keep local with headlines the UCF convnunity you may have missed • Arboretum plant sale More than 700 rasse!'lgers get sick • There will be a plant sale aboard Camiva auise ship today and Saturday from 8 a.m. FORT LAUDERDALE - to 5 p.m. at the UCF Arboretum. More than 700 passengers · • There will be a wide range of aboard a trans-Atlantic cruise • plants at the event, including fell ill with flu-like symptoms, orchids, unique ferns, landscape cruise line officials said ornamentals and several more. The outbreak, believed to be Proceeds from the event go norovirus, struck 556 guests and toward rebuilding the Arbore 154 crew aboard Carnival tum. Cruise Line's Liberty as ofTues For more information, con day, according to a statement tact Amanda Meleo (407) 823- issued Wednesday by the cruise 2761. line. The Miami-based compa ny said the ship is carrying • Fitness orientation CAB Cinema planned to show the ftlm 2,804 paying passengers and • The Recreation and Well Fashion Design Club The Devil Wears Prada after the fashion l,166crew. ness Center will be holding fit show, but a distribution problem prevent Officials believe the out •• ness orientations today from 11 displays unique outfits ed the movie from arriving on time. CAB break is under control because a.m. to 5 p.m., with the initial Cinema Director Evi Christodoulou less passengers are reporting • meeting in Room 204. JENN KEPLER remedied the situation by showing the symptoms. Nobody has been These fitness orientations Contributing Writer second season finale of the popular removed from the ship, Carni .. are scheduled 60-minute ses reality show, Project Runway. val said • sions designed to introduce stu Fashion is about innovation. That was the "We're really fortunate that CAB "It appears the interventions dents to the machines and facil message UCF's Fashion Design Club got asked us to present," Friden said are starting to work." said David ities of the recreation center. across Wednesday with its The Devil Wears About 60 _people attended Forney, with the national Cen .. For more information' or to Prada-themed fashion · show. Modeling Wednesday night's fashion show. ters for Disease Control and • schedule an appointment, con clothes made from fabrics purchased at thtift "I came to the fashion show Prevention. ''Within 24 hours of tact Stephanie Gaski at ( 407) stores, the club members put their own twist because it was something new and sailing, they had a iot of people _.. 823-2408. on designs they saw on runways throughout different to do on campus," Adri sick. It has tapered offconsider the year. · enne Robinson; an 18-year-old ably over the past couple days:' ' . VUCF concert 'We just take old clothes and turn them molecular and microbiology major Three environmental health Volunteer UCF, along with into new ideas," said Sara Friden. 22, Fashion said. "I didn't know there was a specialists were expected to • several supporters and spon Design Club .president. Fashion Design Club until now," board t4e ship when it docked . ~ sors, will host its first Rocle the Friden encourages club members to buy Robinson said in St. Maarten on Thursday, Hunger concert today from 6:30 clothes from Goodwill or the Salvation Army UCF's Fashion Design Club Forney said The speciali.Sts will p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Pegasus Ball and use them for the fabric. began three years ago. Each semes oversee the cleaning operation • room of the Student Union. "It's less expensive," Friden said ter they have about 30 members. and try to determine the cause • The event will feature sever Friden also sees second-hand stores as a Most of their members come from of the outbreak. al Orlando bands and musi mine of irtspiration. ''It gives you ideas to see the club's group on Facebook.com. The ship was scheduled to cians, covering several genres. It so many decades of clothes in one store." The club holds regular meet set sail again Sunday, but Carni will also feature several speak Meaghan Borello, a 20-year-old athletic ings and tries to put on at least val pushed the departure day ers. training major, modeled a white lace top one fashion show each semester. f back to next Tuesday so the For more information. e-mail designed by Friden. Members hold events such as £ crew has extra time to disinfect • [email protected]. "My new thing is working with lace," potluck dinners at Friden's );. the ship, Carnival officials said • Fridensaid house to watch the season's· · The Liberty, which had its UCF Symphony concert The top consists of material from two dif finale of Project Runway, and / · ~den voyage in July 2005, is ... The UCF Symphony will put ferent shirts. Friden took apart a guayabera - sewing parties in which A ~..· on,e of the world's largest cruise on a concert today from 8 to 10 a Cuban-style men's shirt - and reconstruct members bring their sewing Ff ships, with 13 passenger decks • p.m. in the Visual Arts Building ed it with lace from a shirt her mother wore in niachines and learn differ- •f and space for 2,974 travelers. Auditorium. college. Friden added nbbon and pompous to ent sewing techni.ques. The symphony will be con the new design. The club also tal,
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Heavy storms m_oved through the area causing severe damage. spokeswoman Nancy Green stein sai~ police tried to escort Pope reaffinns value of celibacy interview with The Associat Mostafa Tabatabainejad., 23, out for priests at Vatican summit ed Press at the U.N. climate of the library after he refused to VATICAN CITY - The conference that she didn't rule provide ID and would not Vatican on Thursday reaf out the possibility the U.S. leave. firmed the value of celibacy might end its opposition to Tabatabainejad, who was for priests after a sumri:tlt led mandatory caps on carbon arrested for resisting and by Pope Benedict XVI that dioxide and other heat-trap obstructing a police officer, was was spurred by a married ping gases blamed for global later released on his own recog African archbishop who has warming. nizance. been excommunicated from Her comments came on a . Instead, Greenstein said, the Roman Catholic Church. day when environmentalists Tabatabainejad encouraged The three-hour meeting's at the annual two-week con others at the library to join his conclusions "were not a ference, entering its final .two '!P_. resistance. When a crowd change in how the present days, said the Democratic ~ began to gather, the officer used rules (on celibacy) are takeover of Congress signals c1ngular· the stun gun on him. applied," the Rev. Federico that climate will grow into a The arrest was recorded on Lombardi, a Vatican major U.S. political issue next another student's camera spokesman said by telephone. · year. phone · and showed The summit yielded "no The U.S. and Australiq are Tabatabainejad screaming change in the current disci the only n;iajor industrialized while on the floor of the com pline" of the church on the countries to reject the Kyoto puter lab. The video also celibacy requirement, he said Protocol, which obliges 35 showed the student shouting, "The value of the choice of industrial nations to reduce "Here's your Patriot Act; here's priestly celibacy,. according em1ss1ons of greenhouse your ·- abuse ofpower," accord CatJlolic tradition, has been gases by 5 percent below 1990 ing to the campus newspaper, reaffirmed, and the need for levels by 2012. President Bush the Daily Bruin. solid human and Christian has said Kyoto would harm Acting Chancellor Norman training, for seminarians as the U.S. economy, and it Abrams promised that an inves _well as already ordained should have required cut tigation of the incident and the priests, has been reiterated," backs in. poorer nations as officer's action will be "thor the Vatican said in a brief well. · Keisha Duncan ough, vigorous and fair." statement summing up the UCF Campus Sales Representative meeting of top prelates for Clear Channel Communications 352-215-4959 One word, different views of Miss. "joint reflection" with the agrees to be acquired for $18.78 www.cingular.com/universities law on campus alcohol pope. SAN ANTONIO - Clear OXFORD, Miss. -Although The statement did not cite Channel Communications they admit they have not been any figures, but there- are esti Inc., the nation's biggest radio mated be at least 100,000 station owner, said Thursday ~ cingular able to enforce it, University of to raising the bar-r.a11r married priests worldwide, it has agreed to be acquired Mississippi officials have long CA!,.l l -.56<>·C1NGUL:A5t f CUCK Wi,~W. CtNGJ:..AftCGM / c·MoN fN ·ro A S10R€ with about 25,000 of them in for about $18.7 billion by an interpreted state law as clearly U!11iledlm,~nOl\fr~~~~:modtt~tliclkmaii11~.Sfectl!ll1:.tctu~~e~1b!~f«:iSi1$.Ut•1001111tD-fr.u1S1"C the U.S. investment group. . ~1Qt:?ll1$1 l!IUt ~«=tClJ b;i-d~llihCI lJif CH\ffmkfi !lfte:J¥W.( Sit(! Mid iAe ilCSWni d .Uie stoit!IJ i;• )Mf banning alcohol consumption =:~~::::~:::'c~~~~::i!:~:f::!:llb1li1t~iesbcl ltig~t iaJWeaudaldM:ix"1~~lit on their campus. The transaction would be When the university's new Iraqi education minister sa~ 80 one of the biggest deals in alcohol and drug abuse task kidnap victims still being held which a company has been force met for the first time ~AGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's taken private and showcases recently, university attorney higher education minister the vast sums that buyout Lee Tyner reaffirmed that said Thursday that as many as groups have been able to understanding to Chancellor 80 victims from a mass kid assemble to acquire public Robert Khayat. napping earlier this week companies. Mississippi State University remain in captivity, and that An investor group led by officials see it otherwise, based some of the 70 who have been Thomas H. Lee Partners LP and Bain Capital Partners LLC ~m the lack of one word "uni freed were towrred. versities." On Tuesday, gunmen dis is paying $37.60 in casP. for State law prohibits "the sale guised in the blue camouflage each share of Clear Channel, a or consumption of alcoholic uniforms of police comman 10.2 percent premium over its beverages in or o:t;t the campus dos raided the Higher Educa closing price on Wednesday. of any public school or college, tion Ministry in Karradah, a The buyers are also assuming and no alcoholic beverage shall primarily Shiite area of down about $8 billion in debt. be for sale or consumed at any . town Baghdad, handcuffed ·It's not yet clear how much public athletic event at any scores of people and took the Mays stand to make in the grammar or high school or any them away in about 20 pickup deill. Clear Channel said college." trucks. Thursday that three members Ole Miss interprets "college" Government officials have of senior i:panagement agreed in the Iaw to include public uni given varying numbers on to "significantly'' reduce pay versities. how many people were ments that would be made on But MSU officials have said abducted., ranging from a high a change of control. another section of the same law of about 150 to a low of 40 to specifies both "college" and SO. They also have conflicted Storm system blamed for 10 "university." The omission on on how many captives have deaths across South - the second reference, they say, been freed, raising skepticism RIEGELWOOD, N.C. - A leaves university campuses about the scope of the abduc tornado ripped apart amobile open for legal alcohol con tion as well as how the victims home park early Thursday, sumption. were treated k:illip.g at least seven people in "It has been my understand Higher Education Minister this .tiny riverside .community ing that whatever the local Abed Theyab said 70 of 150 and raising the death toll from municipality or county allows hostages were released, reaf the thunderstorms across the in terms of beverages, it is not firming a figtlre given South tolO. against the law for someone of Wednesday and saying those Officials searching for vic age to be in possession of (that) freed "were tortured and suf tims cautioned the death toll permitted form of alcohol on fered a lot." could rise. the campus," he said But National Security Car crashes in the heavy Liquor and wine are legal in Ac;lviser Mouwafak al-Rubaie rain early Thursday killed two Oktibbeha County, where most issued a statement that con people in North Carolina, and ofthe MSU campus lies. Beer is tradicted Theyab and claimed another person died Wednes legal only in Starkville, with a· only 50 people total were kid day when-a tornado strutk a . small part of the campus in its napped., all were released and home in Louisiana. borders. . nobody was killed In Riegelwood., dozens of Under the MSU interpreta homes were destroyed near tion, wine and distilled liquors U.S. watching 'cap-and-trade' sys the Cape Fear River, about 20 · may be consumed openly on its tems, global wanning miles west of the coastal city campus by people age 21 and NAIROBI, Kenya - The of Wilmington. . older, except at athletic events, Bush administration will Authorities had found which are covered by a South watch closely how California seven bodies in the wreckage eastern Conference ban on and other states and nations of the mobile home park by alcohol. Most of the campus carry out their "cap-and:.. midday, and "that number lies outside Starkville city limits trade" systems reining in glob very well may go up," said and within Oktibbeha County, al-warming gases, the chief . County Commissioner Chair where beer is illegal. U.S. negotiator said Thursday. man Kip Godwin. Undersecretary of State - ASSOCIATED PRESS Paula J. Dobriansky said in an - ASSOCIATED PRESS
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FROM Al Consular Affairs Bureau's l ~ request to let her access a doc- tor was accepted by the Viet namese government. ) Accused of being involved ~ with a plot to seize radio air waves to call for political upris ing, Foshee was found guilty Nov. 10 of terrorism and ' received a 15-month sentence - but she also received credit for the 14 months she had served. This would have allowed her to be home by Christmas, but Foshee's blood ,., pressure problems led to an early release. It was not until September that Foshee's imprisonment " was made public. McCausland 1 said that the Vietnamese gov ernment imprisons people quite often and would hold on ~~ to her mother longer ifthe inci-· dent was made public. Also, her mother did not want her to go , public. ; "I was advised by some that the Vietnamese government would think they had someone " important if I made it public," ~ McCausland said After McCausland finally decided to make her mother's -1 detainment public, the cam paign to free her drew support from Vietnamese advocacy > groups and media sources '~ around the country, and shocked many, including UCF's VASA . ~ "Everyone couldn't believe •i that what was happening with Cuc Foshee had been going on for over a year now," said .11 Christina Ly, president of VASA. via e-mail. "It was disap DAVID LONGSTREATH I ASSOCIATED PRESS pointing that we hadn't been Thuong Nguyen "Cuc" Foshee is seen entering and leaving her trial on Nov. 10. aware of the situation." ') VASA helped gather signa- everyone was really shocked mom wants freedom for her tures for a petition to release because· they didn't know country just as Cuban-Ameri Foshee by setting up a table what the Vietnamese commu cans want freedom for their rel outside the Student Union and nists were capable of." atives from Cuba," McCaus setting up two tables at the cor There are pro-communist land said ner of the Colonial Drive and groups that support the Viet Martinez and his staff pro Mills Avenue intersection, an namese government in the U.S., vided her with updates on their ~ area of ''Viet Town" Orlando. which is why publicity involv efforts. Martinez even said he "They were wonderful ing their government invokes would not move for trade with about showing up and volun- fear among some Vietnamese, Vietnam as long as her moth ' teering to get signatures, and according to another member er's situation continued they volunteered to do the of VASA who did not want to Members ofVASA hope this same on campus at UCF," be identified for the same rea- brings awareness and educates McCausland said "They're just son. others on the communist a great group of people. They "We came across many regime in Vietnam. According. >'1 have approximately 400 signa older men that wanted to to Ly, Foshee is only one of tures." donate money rather than sign many imprisoned in Vietnam. A member of VASA, who the paper out offear:' the VASA VASA. as well as other Viet did not want to be identified for membersaid namese associations of Central personal reasons, said many McCausland had even Florida, will be there to wel members of the group did not received help from senators come her home on Saturday. ) know who Foshee was. Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez. While Foshee was impris GRAB YOUR COUPON BOOK "There were some who McCausland said Martinez, oned, McCausland said her knew her, because they were who was born in communist mother wanted to thank every in the student union today actively involved with the Viet Cuba and was part of Opera one personally when she got namese Community," the tion Peter Pan, had been very home. or print your coupons online at· J. VASA' member said in an e supportive. Finally, she will get that i.yail interview. ·~onetheless, "He und1rstood that my . chance. .. WWW.K1(ightNewspap rs.CO'lnl - - -- - ~ - ---~------~- --- - i· - 1------... • A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com November 17, 2006 • (entr.tf jloribil 1utuR
Tars miss final shot, blow. lead. FROM Al from an injury, and Speraw said took their largest lead of the him," Noel said. "He came on he was proud of the way Pep game at 63-57 with 4:45 remain my side, and I didn't want to cal at this time of the season." pers battled through the game ing. . give up the 3-pointer. I stepped head coach Kirk Speraw said of after having not practiced O'Donnell and Taylor took to him, he exposed the ball to the turnovers, "Normally you much. over from there, with the junior me and I took the chance to get don't have great ball movement Peppers finished with nine point guard hitting two 3-point the steal and the score." or an inside-out game until you points, six rebounds and five ers to follow up Taylor's final 3- In overtime, the teams con get to later on in the season." assists in 35 minutes. pointer of regulation to cut the tinued to trade baskets, with UCF's inside-out game was "I thought he battled things Rollins iead to 70-68. O'Donnell and Taylor hitting altered by the absence of cen with his injury pretty well,'' Rollins came out of its time their final 3-pointers of the ters Adam Gill and Stanley Speraw said.. "He got pretty out facing a full court press night to give UCF a 79-76 lead. Billings. Gill did not dress due fatigued, but he was settling for from the Knights. Isaac Codrey The Tars answered back to to a shoulder injury and things on the perimeter a little was defended by guard Noel, take a 80-79 lead, but O'Donnell Billings only played three min too much. He'll get better; he'll who ripped the ball loose and found Noel for a left-wing drive utes coming off some health build on this." streaked down the left wing. that resulted in the game-win issues of his own. Kenrick Zon In the second half, the Tars His spinning layup attempt was ning layup. The Tars had a final dervan started in the middle· built on the momentum of the good and he was fouled, but the shot, but the Knights held off and scored five points in 28 end of the first half. The free throw went off the back two inbound pass attempts to • minutes. Knights missed eight of'their rim, sending the game to over force a long 3-point attempt by Senior forward Josh Peppers first nine 3-point attempts in time. Deon Troupe, who missed • also struggled coming back the second half, and the Tars "I knew they were going to from 29 feet. •
., First dance-off for most members • • FROM Al dancers and FSA's annual cultural show. ... Any remaining money will be considered competing schools, dancers remained group funds for other activities pertaining focused and performed the routine that to the organization. they practiced prior to the competition. Before Fresh off the Beat came into exis Some people booed last year's reigning tence, FSA performed under the name champions from USF as they went on Sequence 1 and won first place from 1998 stage. There was a lot of rivalry and com through 2001. The team went into hiatus petition. Balisado said. until 2003 and came back as FSA at UCF, "They [USF] bring it every year, and Polito said. This year was different because that's what we get our members to try to the team was serious about competing and I realize," said Angela Polito, group chore they "made it a big deal." . • ographer and coordinator. COURTESY CHRIS FAVIS ''We stepped it up from past years:' she For 26 of the 38 dancers in Fresh off the Afew members of Fresh off ~e Beat, FSA's dance team, pose. said. "We got our stuff together." Beat, it was their first time performing with The Lost Boys, an Orlando-based dance •·.. the group. Inexperienced dancers meant The main performance showcased the team, placed second at the event. Some of that the team would have to have a set group as a whole, as well as separate the members are UCF students, and Polito schedule f<;>r practices if they hoped to dances for both the men and the women. considers the group to be one of FSA's •• place at the event. Sometimes that meant For one ofthe new Fresh off the Beat mem biggest supporters. • practicing three times a week and increas bers, the opportunity to perform choreo Despite the monetary prize, she wants ing practices to three-hour sessions, four graphed moves to fast-tempo music was the organization to continue t<;> raise times a week; shortly before. the trip to unlike anything he had ever experienced. money and hopefully send other teams to Gainesville. "I did cultural dances but nothing like future events. "It was their responsibility to come; the this," said Andrew Roldan. an FSA member ''We had a couple of doubters through majority came,'' Polito said. ''We were look and dancer. this, but we needed them to succeed," Favis ing for people without experience, but The routine earned the team a $1500 said. ''We came united and left proving that open minded. The people who wanted to prize, which will go toward funding for ifyou believe in yourself anything is possi .. be there were there." future teams, an awards banquet for the J:>le."
Girls tested on cognitive pattern skills e\ , America's Number one Real Estate Millionaire Maker In Person. • FROM Al the study. ter's general verbal and nonver students, around the age of 21, Learn Why 2007 Will Be The Absolute BEST Year Real Estat~ "The concept of the study bal strengths and weakne$Ses," [who] were divided into two Investors Have Seen In Over TWO DECADES! sages are clearly present in cer was interesting," Young said. "I according to the study's synop groups for the study," according You will Learn: .. tain children's media that are was interested to see how they sis. "The assessment takes to the psychology department's ·The Art of Buying & Selling homes with-consistent paydays over $35,000 per deal readily available to many kids [the researchers] would rate approximately 45 minutes to an Website. ·Commercial Investing on a daily basis, but the impact the intelligence of young chil hour for 3-year-olds and 20 to The male students looked at ·Where the big money is in Real Estate today 0£ exposure to this type of dren." 30 minutes for children age 4 pictures and film clips of the • Do no money down Real Estate with none of your own money media has not been studied," Young said that she is careful and older." male image in the media, and ·The 5 steps to success in YOUR Real Estate business said Sharon Hayes, a clinical in the way she approaches The girls are tested on cog the effect was clear: "Students • How to make TONS of easy money in Pretty Houses psychology doctoral student body-image issues in front of nitive pattern skills along the who saw the ads with muscular, . ·Learn why this is the Best time to be a Real Estate Investor • and conductor ofthe study. ''We her children lines of an IQtest. bare-chested men reported . • How to quickly capitalize on houses that need renovation hope to learn more about how "I make a real effort not to "My 3-year-old put together feeling more depressed and less ·Where to find the best deals in the shortest time and least effort this awareness develops and talk about [body-image] issues puzzles,'' Young said, ''while my satisfied with their muscles, • Tl]e best prospect to buy houses from what impact it has on develop in front of my kids,'' Young said. 6-year-old was shown pictures while the other students report • How to find owners of vacant houses ing body image." "I try to talk about what foods and asked things like, 'which ed feeling much less depressed ·Where to get all the money you'll need in a few days to buy deals that need capital While the girls are taking are healthy and try to get exer picture barks,' 'which picture after watching the show." ·Learn two ways to pick up a check ($10,000 or more) within 30 days ofthe seminar part in the study, their parents cise. I don't see my children climbs,' 'show me sadness.' She · The child media study is ·You never have to deal with tenants will be asked to fill out a survey developing these issues; of was asked about pattern supervised by Dr. Stacey Tantl · This is an Exciting, Fun & Rewarding Full, Part-time or hobby of standardized measures course, they are young. We try, sequence, and logical questions eff-Dunn, an associate profes regarding eating behaviors at in our family, to set a good like, 'what is rectangle shaped, sor of psychology and will be This WILL Be A Life Changing Experience! home, personal view of body example, although the world is part of a wall, and you can see conducted·on weekends from 9 This Real Estate Seminar is sponsored by Investors Resource Center Join the people actually doing the deal everyday here in Central FU (1" Meeting Free) • image and their daughter's per waiting out there for them." through it.'" am. to 5 p.m. until April (Your local Real Estate Club, meeting 3" Thursday 6-9 pm Winter Park Civic Center) sonal strengths. To encourage parents to vol Another body image study To contact the Child Media Saturday, November 25th, Registration 7:30 am, Seminar: 8 am - s pm Beth Young, an associate . unteer their children for the was conducted at UCF by grad Study please call (407) 823- Price $39 Non-I RC Members, (IRC Members $29) I i professor ofEnglish at UCF, has study, researchers offer a "free student Daniel Agliata in 2005, 3872 or e-mail: childmedias Location: Bahia Shrine Temple, 2300 Pembrook Dr, Maitland Center, Orlando 32810 briefassessment ofyour daugh- enrolled both her daughters in involving "nearly 160 male UCF [email protected]. To Register call Sunni at (407) 831-2498
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•" road trip After poor start to , the season, Knights to host tournament
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It was a stumble out of the gate for the • UCF Women's Basketball team as they lost their first two games of the season. The two-game road trip ended in dis • appointment as the women dropped the , first game to Appalachian State 64-44 and then to Southeastern Louisiana by the score of 67-49. • • While it's hard to find the positives in " two double~digit losses to kickoff a sea son, it wasn't completely .terrible either. • Appalachian State held the lead for Q most of the game but UCF never quit try ing to catch up. Infact, the lead was down to five early in the second half until Appalachian State began to pull away. The big problem? Junior guard Whit- ney Tossie. · Tossie went 11-for-19 and scored a game-high 22 points. The high-offensive output by Tossie went without a counter from UCF as no player on the Knights side .. scored in double-digits. Appalachian State had two: Tossie and guard Maria Grimes. * In fact, UCF struggled offensively all game ,long. As a team, UCF shot 16-for-54 attempts. That averages out to a dismal 29.6 percent. In contrast, Appalachian State shot 48.3 percent for the game. UCF was also blanked from beyond the arc, going 0-9 from the 3-point line. That includes the 0-4 effort · from guard Francine Houston. Appalachian State went 3-8 from 3-point range, two of those came from Grimes. The only thing that UCF could boast is ~hat it held a higher average than their opponent in free-throw shooting. UCF shot 63.2 percent from the free-throw line, better than Appalachian State's 31.3 per cent. Senior forward Keunta Miles' seven points tied Houston's seven to lead the Knights in scoring. BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Without much room to decline, the UCF running back Kevin Smith avoids a tackle during a play against Southern Miss on Sept. 26. Smith injured his shoulder in the Knights' 26-24 win over Memphis on Saturday and will miss the rest of the season. Knights improved offensively in their game against Southeastern Louisiana. Unfortunately for them. it was overshad ... owed by an even more impressive per formance by the Lions and ended up being UCF's second straight loss. Southeastern Louisiana hatl four play SENIORS LOOK TO GO OUT AS ers score in double-digits, including Kristy Carlin's 6-8 for 16 points perform ance. That's an incredible shooting per centage of 75 percent. The lone bright spot for the Knights in this one was the 1eadership from Miles. She was on the court longer than anyone from both teams and had a game high 19 points. She also had 11 rebounds to record the first double-double of her career. An early problem that has plagued • UCF in its first two games this season has been its staying power in the second half. . In both games the score was tied early in the second half but UCF eventually lost the momentum battle to their opponent. Still, momentum is not the biggest of UCF's worries at this point. It's their With no bowl or conference title game, Underclassmen look shooting. The Knights out rebounded their opponents in both games. This includes Knights say they will fmish with pride to older players for an incredible 18-7 margin in offensive MELISSA HEYBOER rebounds against Southeastern Louisiana. Staff Writer UCF V.S. TULANE guidance, experience That's a good stat except when looked at from this angle: that's 18 times the Golden Where:Superdome, New Orleans Week after week, game after BRIAN MURPHY Knights had another chance at a shot and game, the UCF Football team has When:2 p.m.Saturday StaffWtiter · still lost by 18 points. been plagued by inconsistencies. Radio: 740-THE TEAM AM Overall, for the weekend, UCF shot 107 Inconsistent tackling, inconsis Well, it's another tough week for the UCF times and made 35 of those shots. That's tent red z.one coverage and two football team Coming off another loss how 32.7 percent. inconsistent quarterbacks. ty to be thankful for. will they-wait, they won? Whoa, hold every The good news is that there's plenty of Last week, however, saw a 'We're just finishing this sea thing. time for the Knights to work on their poor different UCF team. A t~ son out with pride," UCF wide UCF's vic;tory last week against a Memphis shooting. A good time to shake the rust off where the final tackle saved the receiver Mike Walker said 'We team with one win to its credit may have been .would b~ this weekend when UCF P.lays game, a team that was 5-5 in red just want to go winning. That's brushed aside by many as meaningless. But, it host for the Golden Knights Tournament. z.one opportunities and a team big." did show that the Knights have certainly not First up is Friday's opponent, Fairleigh whose veteran quarterback 'We don't worry about quit as this sour season winds down. Case in. Dickinson. Fairleigh Di~kinson also calls • stepped up for the best game of whether or not we're going to a point, senior quarterback Steven Moffett. themselves the Knights and like the UCF his season. conference championship game. After struggling earlier this season, Moffett Golden Knights are winless to start the Better late than never, right? or a bowl game,'' defensive end was benched for the vast majority of the past season. The Knights, with no bowl Chris Welsh said ''Yeah it's dis three games. With his college career over at However, Fairleigh Dickinson only lost game in sight and no conference appointing ... but it's still foot the end of the month, Moffett could have lost to Manhattan 61-70 · and UCF will be championship to play for, will ball'' confidence in himselfdue to the demotion and pressed to find someone to go toe-to-toe look to finish out their season The Knights will head to gone into the tank. with Christy Altamirano: She went ll-for- 19 and scored a game-high 22 points in the with a little pride. And at this New Orleans on Saturday for the JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE But Moffett continued to work. A strong point, with Thanksgiving just Wide receiver Mike Walker is one of the loss to Manhattan. around the comer, pride is plen- PLEASE SEE GREEN ON A8 lone seniors still starting for the Knights. PLEASE SEE COACH ON A8 The consolation and championship game will be played on Saturday.
. ' • AB www.CentralFloridaFuture.com November 17,2006 • (entnl :1Iotiba :Jutun • Coach stands by Ricard amid ' rocky quarterback situation • fROM A? a Division I team this yeai: muster 85 yards of total offense But, to be sincere, he's not the and were held without a touch guy that head coach George down for the first time in over •.. week of practice earned him the O'Leary wants to see when his two years. martingnodagainsttheT~ers team gets inside the 20. Senior quarterback Lester and he responded with one ofhis No one is going to tum away Ricard will go down as one ofthe best efforts as a Knight (19-for-28 three points, but the Knights top quarterbacks in Tulane histo for 319 yards, two touchdowns, have had difficulty scoring ry, but Saturday is not a game no interceptions and no sacks). touchdowns all season. They are that he would like to remembei: 1bis is a very important les Ricard started the game 1-for-8 son for the rest of the Knights. for 12 yarQs. Just a handful ofseniors are start But, that is a lot ofproduction ing, but they are the ones who ifyou look at 'IWane's first three • need to set an exaip.ple for the drives. In those drives, Tulane MATI POLLITT I CENTRAL FlORIDA FUTURE • rest ofthis young team. ran 12 plays for negative 12 yards. UCF senior quarterback Steven Moffett gets ready for a play against Southern Miss on Sept26. Moffett may not start against Tulane,dep.s~te his ''We didn't have the seasop. Ricard was replaced in the 319-yard, two-touchdown perfonnance against Memphis, because head coach George O'Leary said competition is still needed at the position. that we really wanted to have, but second quarter by sophomore the heck with it,'' senior defen Scott Elliott. He was not much sive end Chris Welsh said. ''We better (3-for-8 for 30 yards), but are going to keep coming out and at least he directed the offense on Green Wave also without best rusher playing hard. The younger guys their lone scoring drive. The FROM A7 Boudreaux, who currently of action will miss the rest ofthe have a lot to play for and they are defining moment ofthis homble ranks second on the team with season with a shqulder injury. excited that they are getting a performance came in the fourth first of their final two games this 136 rushing yards, will probably Smith has provided the chance to play. For the older quarter when Scelfo punted on season as they are set to take on be the Green Wave's go-to play Knights with its biggest offensive guys, that's all we know - to third down. He later said he the Tulane Green Wa./e. ei: threat to opponents. He current play hard, play physical and play punted because he "got tired of Saturday's game marks the The Knights' defense will be ly leads the team with 934 rush UCF football" looking at (the offense)." third meeting between UCF and expected to take advantage of ing yards and seven touchdowns. The Knights will continue to But, unlike UCF, there is no the Green Wave with the Tulane's inexperience in the His absence will be major loss to display those three attributes quarterback controversy here. Knights leading the series 2-0. backfield. UCFs rushing offense. when they play their season's Elliott got into the game last Saturday's game, however, The Knights, whose defense . With Smith out, the Knights final road game on Saturday Bill HABER I ASSOCIATED PRESS week because Scelfo was search Tulane quarterback Lester Ricard gets a pass could spark a heataj match-up has been somewhat unpre will look to make an impact in against the Tulane Green Wave. off against SMU earlier this season. ing for something to spark his as both teams have records of3-7 dictable this season, will look to the air. A repeat of last week's Here are some of burning ques offen.Se, but he knows that Ricard overall UCFs advantage comes mirror last week's performance game will take another solid per tions that each team will need to is still his main man under cen in its 2-4 conference record com against Memphis. - formance at quarterback. answer for a shot at victory. ter. pared to Tulane's record ofl-5. "We were able to execute Despite an impressive per · Tulane, currently last in the more plays in critical times,'' formance last week from UCFs UCF: How will Tulane fare without their West Division of Conference Steven Moffett, O'Lerury has Can they sustain a running game .starting running back, Matt Forte? USA, is coming offan .extremely made it clear that the starting without sophomore Kevin Smith? Both teams are even with lopsided 31-3 loss to Southern ."They both quarterback will be determined No matter how well Moffett injuries to their backfield. Forte Mississippi. in practice not in the previous played last week, it's no secret This week: will miss the rest of the season Tulane's offensive threat is understand I am week's game. that the Knights' offense is pred Will take over the with a tom knee ligament. He lead by quarterback Lester "I have made no change from icated on running the ball On starting running leads the team with 859 yards on Ricard who haS proved to be one trying to keep three weeks ago,'' O'Leary said. "I their game-winning drive against back duties from the ground and put up 100-yard of the nation's top quarterbacks. said I am going to evaluate the the Tigers, running backs Jason Kevin Smith. performances in every game in Richard has totaled 2,450 yards competition at that quarterbacks each week, and the Peters and Philip Smith com October. He missed last week's and 17 touchdowns this season. one I thought was doing the~ bined to carry the balll2 times on game because of the injury and His numbers currently place position because I job with the game plan and mov the 13-play drive, resulting in a y.ou saw how well that worked him 17th in the nation for passing ing the team I am going to start" field goal from Mike Torres. out for Tulane. and 24th for total yards per game. . think it is needed.". Although Moffett ended last For the Knights to have suc Junior Ray Boudreaux will He also ranks 14th in total pass week completing 19-of-28 passes cess this Saturday, that duo will continue to see the bulk of the ing yards and 15th in passing - UCF COACH GEORGE O'LEARY for 319 yards and two touch Last week: ON UCF'S QUARTERBACK SITUATIO~ need to be a big factor as the ·work with Forte out of the pic yards per game. downs, the starting job is open. With 1O tackles, the Knights will be without their star ture. He got his first start of the "Like he has given every other "I was happy with his per rusher in Smith. The sophomore senior led the year against Southern Miss last defense, he is a big 6-foot-6, 230 Welsh said. 'There was nothing formance ... but they both under Knights' defense. .is the second-leading rusher in week, running for 51 yards on 14 Obs] guy who can throw the ball fancy, we were just able to make stand I am trying to keep compe Conference USA, but he injured carries. really well,'' head coach George plays when we really needed to."· tition at that position because I 'his shoulder on the last play of UCF's run defense does not O'Leary said. ''When. he is on, UCF put up one of its best think it is needed,'' O'Leary said. the third quarter against Mem put fear in the hearts ofopposing he's on. there is no question red-:zone defenses of the season, Tulane's David Skehan will be phis. It is unlikely that he will offensive coordinators, but that about it He was a kid that was at allowing Memphis no opportu a major player in shaking up the play again this year. unit showed some progress LSU and transferred into Tulane, nities within the 20-yard line. UCF offense. Skehan has four Peters, a senior, is second on against Memphis, holding them so he is that caliber of player as UCF improved in the red interceptions this season and the team in carries and rushing to 78 yards on 19 rushes. Mem far as getting things done." :zone offensively as well, going 5- leads his team with 70 tackles. yards. He is the likely candidate Position: phis' leading rusher was Joseph In the backfield, Tulane will of-5. Previously the Knights had Despite an unimpressive to get the start in place of Smith. Running back Doss. Although he did have a be lacking one of its major offen converted just 24-of-36 chances record and last place in C-USA In his only other start this year, good yards per carry average (12 sive threats as running back Matt inside the 20-yard line while its West Division, the Knights can Peters ran for 98 yards on 20 car Injury: rushes for 59 yards), it was the Will not play for the Forte will be sidelined the opponents have corwerted 27-of- not overlook Tulane. ries against Southern Miss. first game in which the Knights remainder ofthe season due to a 30 chances. "Tulane has played a tough While he lacks the quickness and rest of the season held an opponent's leading rush after tearing a. knee knee injury. UCF will look to ''We've improved there from schedule - LSU, Auburn - breakaway speed that Smith er under the century mark since capitalize on such a major loss. the standpoint that we are not they have played a tough sched ti brings to the field, he does pack ..._----'=--=----- ligament. playing USF two months ago. Forte has been a dual threat to walking away with zero points:' ule and I don't think their record more power with his 225-pound his opponents both in the rush O'Leary said. "We were doing is indicative of the talent base :frame. The final words .•• ing and passing game. Forte ends that earlier in the season.'' they have," O'Leary said. Peters' size could be a large ''We are still trying to win his season leading the Green "'That's really been our focus The Knights should know .role in this game since oppo Position: football games,'' O'Leary said. ·~ Wave with 859 rushingyafils and in practice,'' Walker said. "Just to this first hand. Despite their los :nents have been punishing Quarterback lot of people are looking at next eight touchdowns as well as improve that area'' ing record and what some would Tulane's defense by relentlessly Last week: year, I am not. I am basically leading his team with 95.4 yards But an improved Green Wave say an unsuccessful seaso))J UCF 'running the ball at them. In. going into every game like it is Started the game 1- per game on the ground. defense won't need to worry has continued to show glimpses ,Tulane's last two games, oppo the last game because it's a con for-8 passing for 12 Tulane will look to rely on about UCF's biggest offensive of what they could arid should }lents have run 82 times for 360 ference game and I want to get yards and was several running backs to take the threat: running back Kevin be. •' yards and four touchdowns. into the off-season with a good place of Forte. Junior Ray Smith. . 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CLASS A PLACE 1 Father, like Son/Universal sec~ed the No. 3 spot on Park Finally, fap.s get to breathe a I r, I ••• (tutrctf :Jforiba !'futun • November 17, 2006 www.Centra/Floridafuture.com Alt . •• Rap 'n' roll band loves label perks, Justi·n Kredible wows·UCF wit.h quick · ' MySpace quirks wit, comedy and sleight of hand. FROM A9 McCoy agreed. "I don't want to make an Who said tricks are just for kids? When lead singer Travis album that sounded just like McCoy woke up on Monday, my last one," he said. "I like to LAUREN ERLICH colleges all over the nation, with he didn't feel like a hero. keep it interesting for listen- Contributing Writer more than 300 gigs every year. "My throat, my neck, my · ers." · "College shows are the head, everything hurt," the In "New Friend Request," On Monday, UCF had an best. I love to perform in Gym Class Heroes rapper the single that pokes fun at "incredible" experience. Justin . front ofa packed room and said ·just hours before open the popularity-driven world Kredible, magician and comedian, get responses from suCh a ing up for the All-American of MySpace ("Let's face it, it's brought his sleight of hand to the large group. When you're Rejects ·at the UCF Arena a· sad situatiOn/When we UCF community with the hopes of performing live, the show Monday night. "So I went to a have to resort to keyboards as becomes its own animal clinic to figure out why, and it a means ~o making rela · Everything is very spur of turns out I have asthma!" tions.''), McCoy raps about a the moment;' he said. McCoy, who said he is a woman who wouldn't Karen Wong, an 18- "ridiculous chain smoker,'' approve his online friend year-old communicative wasn't surprised. He laughed request. sciences and disorders .. a bit, made a "que sera, se:i;a" "I used to be a lot more . major, said the show was .reference and ultimately ded obsessed [with MySpace]," awesome and not at all icated a song to everyone in. McCoy said, before realizing what she expected. · the audience who has asthma that the laptop in front of him . "I would definitely The crowd dug it and clearly displayed "a place for go see him again,'' responded well to the hip friends.'' Wong said. "He was hop performance. "That's embarrassing!" he quick-witted and "It was a wild, unbeliev said. "I'm really not on it as incredible at captur~ able show," said Jason Beasly, much as I used to be." ing the audience's who showed up to see The Behind the laptop in the attention. It was All-American Rejects. "I tour bu5 hangs a massive flat e:iqtctly as · prom never thought I'd enjoy a rap screen TV with MTV's Yo ised: 'Justin Kredi group.'' Momma blaring in the back- ble."' But being the only rap act ground. · Shawn Gage, a on the roster is nothing new "Here's another embar theatre major, for the Heroes, who played rassment," McCoy said. said the show before The All-American "None of us approve of this was more about Rejects, The Starting Line and show, but we all watch it con dazzling another crowd. comedy than The Format on Monday. . stantly." Kredible said, his act is "like a :riiagic. "We've never been on a The flat-screen, McCoy magician but cooler." He described "It wasn't tour where a band sounds like said, is just one perk of being his show as a merger of personality really origi us," McCoy said from inside signed to Deca'ydance. and comedy. ''Every show has a dif nal,'' Gage his tissue-filled tour bus. ''And "~efore [signing with ferent twist." said, I don't think we ever will." Decaydance], we had this Kredible, a native of St. Louis, "because I· The Heroes, which com Mystery Machine of a van," began performing when he was 12; have seen all of · bine rapping with live instru McGinley said. ''And I think though, his career began with an the tricks he used mentation during perform that's what honestly got labels accident. before. It was still a good show ances, sample everything attracted fo us - the fact that "I was riding a bike while wear though because he relies very from funk to bubblegum PQP we were self-sufficient and on ing Rollerblades to impress a girl - heavily on comedy, and he's on their 1atest release, As .tour without a huge budget." not a very smart idea. I broke ooth really good at it Cruel As School Children. Now, McCoy said, the arms and had to wears casts on both "Justin is clearly a talented "It's a blessing we've been band gets tons of free stuff arms for six months. After, my doc actor with a natural talent for able to combine so many from the label - and· they tor suggested I learn card tricks to commanding attention. He [genres of music]," said don't feel bad asking for more. get my dexterity back.'' improvised most of his come drummer Matt McGinley. ''I got a hangnail! Send me It was those card tricks that dy, which was impressive:' . "You never want to get some superglue," McCoy inspired Kredible to move into larg Both Wong and Gage pigeonholed into one thing." said. "Just kidding... Sort of." •"' er territory. He worked his way agreed that they would see through high school and college. Kredible again if given the pe~orming magic. . chance. • After earning a degree in broad The Justin Kredible event .&; cast journalism from Emerson Col was sponsored by the Speak lege, Kredible decided to pursue ers Division of the Campus magic instead of working in news Activities Board. Information media. He moved out to Los Ange on future events can be found les with the hopes of becoming on the CAB Web site at famous. www.cab. ucf.ed\L Kredible has appeared on The Information on Justin Kred Today Show, Rachael Ray, The Den ible, including biography, nis Miller Show and The Gilmore future performance dates Girls, as well as other programs. He and video clips, can be ·also performs live at the Magic Cas found on his Web site tle in Hollywood, Calif. at JustiiiKredible "It began with birthday parties .com or www.My when I· was young. Now I do a lot of space.com/ corporate events, and colleges are Kreds. my bread and butter;' he said. %@ '. l ...... Currently, Kredible performs at """" ~- ;; :• rt"' Newest album describes the anticipation of death FROM AlO sold over 600,000 copies. on the Billboard album chart begs the question, "So who is The group resumed its and sold 90,000 copies in·its going to watch you die?" This genius music-making with the first week. The album is about song presents a very different 2001, respectively. Sales grew smashing 2003 release of another kind of distance - the perspective of what love with each album, and sold-out Transatlanticism, an album anticipation of eventual aging means. shows in larger venues about the physical and emo and death. The song, "What Moving, passionate per increased. tional distance that can occur Sarah Said," which nearly did,n't formances showcase the band's Then Death Cab took a between two people. Its title make it into the album, obvious talent and original per break and Gibbard spent some track moans with compelling explores the realization that we spective. Nothing compares to time recording in L.A with pro simplicity, "I need you so much will one day have to watc.b. the Death Cab for Cutie's ability to ducer Jimmy Tamborello. This closer.'' one we love die. The lyrics articulate subtle lyrics while , COURTESY DECAYDANCE RECORDS little electro-pop side project Death Cab's newest album include the emotional state delivering a strong, clear mes Matt McGinley, left, and Travis McCoy, right, are two members of the rap foursome Gym called The Postal Service creat Plans, which was released in ment, "Love is watching some sage. On Sunday, get ready to Class Heroes. Other members indude Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo and Eric Roberts. ed Give Up, an.album that has August 2005, debuted at No. 4 one die." The repeated phrase . be moved. 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