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.) Beautiful season Fantasy and contr~versy The Future recaps women's soccer's consume new release, successful 2007 campaign -SEESPORTS,A7 ·Golden Compass, - SEE VARIETY,A9 1/------It's not good to be ~he king UCFPD ·arrest fonner BucWR Predators player suspected in robbery 0 The life-sized sculpture of Sigmund Freud hanging from atop the Tra~ Center JESSICA SUNDAY Staff Writer Building prompted c.alls to the police and fire departmentTuesday. The Grand Rapids,Mich.,sculpture was mistaken for An Orlando Predators player a body hanging from a building.The and former Tampa Bay Bucca­ pplice and fire departments say they neer was arrested by UCF Police Wednesday in connection with a D weren't informed of the statue's placement · Pegasus Landing robbery in which $12,000. in prop­

1) HISTORY erty and cash was stolen, said HUMAN REMAINS Cpl James Roop, DAVID ADAME/ ASSOCIATED PRESS community rela­ () . . FOUND UNDER Hannah Sassaman operates a 10-foot tall puppet of the Burger King mascot during a march last Friday in downtown Miami against Burger King's wages for farm workers. tions officer for the UCF Police Department lee 0 Charles Lee Archaeologists unearthed the 19th­ Jr., 30, a former UCF football century skeletal remains of three adults player, is being held at the and a child from a school lawn in Buffalo, Orange County Jail on charges NY. The site was a cemetaryfrom 1832 of grand theft of the third to the mid-1880's, used by the city of UCF protesters take degree, home invasion. robbery, .Buffalo General Hospital. Archaeologists aggravated battery and a proba­ were sent in Tuesday to look for more as tion violation, Roop said. the school gets ready for a $40 million Detective Hugh Carpenter, expansion and renovation project. the UCF police officer heading the investigation, arrested Lee food fight to Miami after he was identified by a vic­ tim of the armed robbery that took place on Nov. 28 at the affil­ iated housing complex. KEITH SPENCER Staff Writer Lee is cooperating with police and police are hopeful he will enable them to catch the Last weekend, a group of12 UCF students joined a group AboutCIW other suspect in the investiga­

,) representing immigrant tomato pickers and many others in The CIW is a community-based worker organization. The members are tion, Roop said. protesting against fast-food restaurant Burger King for better largely Latino, Haitian and Mayan Indian immigrants working in low-wage A large sum of cash was wages and business ethics at its headquarters in Miami jobs throughout the state of Florida. found with Lee at the time ofhis According to the Coalition of lmmokalee Workers arrest, Roop said, but police CIW began organizing in 1993 as a small group of workers who met weekly AROUND CAMPUS, A2 (CIW), the multibillion dollar conglomerate food chain is can't positively say if the cash is underpaying farm workers and perpetuating other fonns of ·n a room borrowed from a local church to discuss how to better the the same money stolen from a COLLECTIVE BARGAINING exploitation. The wage of 45 cents per 32-pound barrel of ommunity. safe at the Pegasus Landing MEETING TODAY FROM picked tomatoes it pays tomato pickers has landed the King in a cross fire of trouble. This amount of payment has PLEASE SEE INVESTIGATION ON AS 9 A.M. TO 11 :30 A.M. remained roughly the same since 1978. L -WWW.CIW-ONLINE.ORG Office of the Provost and Executive Between November and February, Florida supplied 80 -- - -.. ---- Vice President will be holding the next percent of the nation's freshly picked tomatoes. The field ly questionable from a number of angles. This protest is a colos­ collective bargaining meeting today at workers supplying this enormous output, most ofwhich are sal waste ofresources and time that could be focused on helping 9 a.m.in Room 212 of the Computer illegal immigrants, want better living conditions and higher the migrant workers in Immokalee." Science Building. For more information wages. Many tomato pickers in Immokalee work in Burger King has not accepted the penny-per-pound deal yet, Minority contact [email protected]. deplorable conditions, living in cramped trailers with no but the company said the door remains open for negotiation. overtime or health care, according to the Associated Press. With the help of the United Church of Christ, the National The protesters are pressuring Burger King to follow Yum Farm Worker Ministry funded the bus transportation of nine of LOCAL &STATE, A2 Brands/Taco Bell and McDonald's footsteps by agreeing to a these UCF students to Miami; three others drove themselves. students code of conduct in addition to paying a penny more per There they joined roughly 2,000' other protesters in downtown PROBLEM WITH FUEL­ pound of Florida tomatoes they purchase, with this money Miami Human rights activists, faith leaders, grassroots organiz­ TANK GAUGE DELAYS being passed on by suppliers directly to farmworkers. If ers and young activists were all in attendance. Some of the Burger King were to comply with the penny-per-pound deal, organizations included Make the Road by Walking ofBrooklyn, seemore ATLANTIS LAUNCH workers' salaries would essentially double. N.Y., United Worker's Association ofBaltimore, Md., Alliance for NASA called off Thursday's launch of In an article by the Associated Press on Nov. 30, Steven Fair Food and United Students Against Sweatshops ofWashing­ Space Shuttle Atlantis after detecting Grover, a Burger King vice president in charge of food safe­ ton, D.C. Ph.D.s problems with a pair of fuel gauges in ty and quality assurance, said, "The mechanism ofpaying the its big external tank,a recurring extra pe~y directly to the workers is very obscure and legal- PLEASE SEE WORKERS ON AS PENNY JACKSON problem ever since the Columbia Contributing Writer disaster. Shuttle managers said they would try again today. College of At UCF, the McNair Scholars Medicine Dean Program and the Research and UCF loses children's Deborah German Mentoring Program encourage said in a press undergraduate minority students NATION & WORLD, A4 release that, so to pursue doctoral degrees. far, the college hospital at Lake Nona has exceeded her "The programs look to 19-YEAR-OLD WITH expectations in address minority students RIFLE OPENS FIRE ROBYN SIDERSKY wastoosoontocomment terms of because of how education has Staff Writer A few days later, a site visit performance. On -been denied to them in the past," IN NEBRASKA MALL concluded, bringing the Col­ Monday,the said Michael Aldarondo-Jeffries, A19-year-old with a rifle opened On the wake of losing the lege of Medicine one step plans for hosting the director of both the McNair Nemour's contract to put a a medical city at fire Wednesday at a busy closer to being accredited. lake Nona took Scholars Program and RAMP. department store in Omaha, Neb., children's hospital at Lake "I am very pleased with an unexpected "The whole goal of the programs killing eight people before taking his Nona, the UCF College of the visit and feel we have tum when is to make opportunity seamless own life. Five more people were Medicine is one step closer to taken another important and Nemours for these students." wounded, two critically. earning preliminary accredi­ successful step toward announced they In 2006, minorities received tation·after completing a site were planning to accreditation," College of buy three times 20 percent of the nation's more · • visit by a team that will report Medicine Dean Deborah the land they than 26,000 doctoral degrees, an INDEX TODAY'S to the Liaison Committee on German stated in a press originally slated increase of more than 150 com­ 1'11 Medical Education this week for the hospital Around Campus 2 WEATHER release. ''The performance of pared to the previous year, On Monday, Nemour's the College of Medicine staff -not at lake according to a study by the • Weather 2 Nona. announced they would be exceeded my expectations, National Science Foundation. local & State 2 • abandoning the 37 acres at which were very high." The· total number of minority Nation & Wor1d 4 Lake Nona for three times The team that visited the doctorate recipients was 4,707. Sports 7 that amount of land less than sit~ will send a report to the Of that number, 118 were Variety 9 2 miles from Lake Nona The SUNNY LCME, which will make a American Indian, 1,370 were His­ Oassifieds 12 Sentinel reported that the decision about the medical panic and 1,560 were Asian. Sudoku 13 price was just too high. Blacks received the highest num- Crossword 13 79° 60° Grant Heston with UCF HIGH LOW News & Information said it PLEASE SEE FIRST ON AS PLEASE SEE UCF ON AS

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Robyn Sidersky, Jessica Sunday, Tara Young Copy Editors &STATE Billie Hartl, Jennifer Heimburg, Ileana Keep local with headlines AMANDA ZIKE Llorens, Brian Murphy, • you may have missed Staff Writer Jamie Salmasian, Megan Speer Staff Photographers NASA delaY.5 launch after finding The crowd went wild as the band Alchemy exited the stage set up outside Brian Bustos, Liana Cole, Vanessa Ezeta, problem with fuel tank gauge the New UCF Arena on Friday; Shanna Fortier, Jennifer Heim burg, • CAPE CANAVERAL Rayma Jenkins, Ashley Koehler, The band had just finished playing Amanda Moore, Tej Okun, ~ASA called off Thursday's "Dani California" by the Red Hot Chili launch of space shuttle Atlantis Nicole Stancel, Gregory Territo after detecting problems with a Peppers on MTV and Harmonix's new • video game, Rock Band. Editorial Cartoonist pair of fuel gauges in its big ''We are Alchemy," lead singer and external tank, a recurring prob­ Spain flSCher senior Kevin Allen said, "and we turn lem ever since the Colwnbia dis­ Graphic Artists aster. plastic into rock" Maya Borenstien, c.ara Cooper, Allen and his bandmates, David Kas­ Joseph Mangabat, Brad Walkover Shuttle managers said they son, Bones and O'Roy, dressed up in would try again Friday, provided black suits and ties just for the occasion. Editorial Adviser the problem can be solved "Costumes are something that we Abraham Aboraya • quickly. each tend to do for any sort of occa­ advise!@(£ntro/FloridaFuturerom Preliminary indications are sion," Allen said ''We wanted to really that the problem might be with be a band, and we felt a unified look BUSINESS an open circuit rather than the would give us that presence." " gauges themselves - perhaps a 407-447-4555 The Official Rock Band Tour has spliced line or bad connector - been on the road for a few months. Two Advertising Sales Director which would be easier to fix. tours are running simultaneously, one Mark Lanaris x204 ''We're keeping all our [email protected] options open,'' said launch direc­ on the East Coast and one on the West Coast. University Sales Director tor Doug Lyons. The tour stops at various colleges, Heissam Jebailey x201 Shuttle managers planned to [email protected] meet in the afternoon to decide events and concerts around the U.S. to Stephen Veigenz (left) and Jon April perfonn Black Sabbath's'Paranoid' on the MlV Rode Band stage. MTV was on campus let the general public test out the new Friday, Nov.30, to promote the new video game with a stage in front of the New UCF Arena from noon until 7 p.m. aassifieds Sales Director on a course of action. game, said Sean Baptiste, manager of Lyons said he was hopeful the Trisha Irwin x212 community development for Har­ The release followed that of Guitar songs from the 1960s to today. Some of [email protected] launch team would get another monix, the company that developed the Hero m on Oct. 28. Many of the same the songs include "Say It Ain't So" by •·· crack at getting Atlantis off the game as well as Guitar Hero, Guitar songs appear in both games, including Weezer, "Detroit Rock City" by KISS Distribution Manager pad before the end ofnext week Hero II and the '80s version of Guitar "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath and and "Gimme Shelter"· by the Rolling Ryan McDonald x211 Because of poor sun angles and 'When You Were Young'' by the Killers, Stones. [email protected] computer concerns, NASA Hero. • The Rock Band tour bus stopped on but Baptiste said he wasn't worried Computer science major Steven Ver­ General Manager would have to wait until the UCF's campus from noon until 7 p.m. about how the game would fare on the genz, lead singer of his band Never On Raymond G. Bush x220 beginning of January to launch Rock Band, released Nov. 20, is simi­ market. Sunday, played the game seven times [email protected] • Atlantis and the European Space "We don't think of [Rock Band] as and said he liked it better than Guitar ... Agency's space station lab, lar to Guitar Hero but includes a bass guitar, drums and a microphone along being in competition with them," Bap­ Hero. Fax: 407-447-4556 Columbus, if they aren't flying tiste said. "Because there are other band mem­ by next Thursday or Friday. with a guitar so that four people can Published by Knight Newspapers form a band and play together. The Allen agreed that both games have bers, it makes it a lot harder,'' Vergenz 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 Thursday's postponement different things to offer, despite their said. . game also includes a "Solo Tour Mode," Orlando, FL 32817 was a keen disappointment for where individuals can play a single similarities. Elecqical engineering maj9r the European Space Agency. instrument without needing three other "I have to say that between Rock Stephen Holman tried out Rock Band The $2 billion lab has been in the players. Band and Guitar Hero, Guitar Hero def­ but didn't have a preference as to which works for nearly a quarter-cen­ Players form a band at the beginning initely has the attitude more,'' Allen game he liked better. tury, and was held up for years of the game and go on tour. The idea of said. "I'd rather be playing the real instru­ UCF by NASA'.s repeated space sta­ the game is that players must use the Despite this distinction, Allen says ment,'' Holman said. tion design problems and, more Stands For Opportunity• color-coded keys on each instrument he enjoys Rock Band more because it Holman's bandmates, Greg Pitsaris • recently, the 2003 Columbia and play them at the same time they allows players to try out different and Wil Bazmore, have a real band tragedy. . show up onsci:een. At the end of each instruments. It also has a "Create-A­ named Dinkus, but prefer playing the "Of course, we would love to a? Ap Rocker" feature, where players can cre­ video game. ASSOCIATED song, a. percentage of how many notes COUEG!Al£ Assocla1ed fly on time, but we want to fly Prass were hit is shown, and a corresponding ate their own characters. "Greg has mad shredding skills," PRESS 0 • PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 number of points is awarded. "It's really cool to see yourself on the Bazmore said. "The idea for [Rock Band] has always screen rocking out and playing the While Rock Band is still available on been in the back of our heads,'' Baptiste drums like a real drummer would," only Xbox 360 and' Playstation 3, the said. 'We wanted to incorporate people Allen said. Playstation 2 version is set to release in Ut~F • Rock Band includes many popular mid-December, Baptiste said. .,_. working together to make a real band:' LET US KNOW RECYCLES The Future wants to hear from you. If you have a club, One' free copy of the Central Florida Future • organization or event and want pennitted per issue. If available, additional copies LOCAL WEATHER may be purchased from our office with prior your information to be consid­ approvalfor$1 each. Newspapertheftisaaime. ered for the Around Campus Y-iolators may be subject to civil and criminal • column, send a fax to 407-447- TODAY IN DETAIL Satu.rday High:83° prosecution and/or University discipline. 4556 or an e-mail to editor@cen­ Today Today: Sunny with a high near 79. MOSTLY SUNNY Low:62° tralfloridafuture.com. Deadlines SUNNY Calm wind becoming south-south­ are 5 p.m. Friday for the Monday • edition, 5 p.m. Monday for the east between 5 and 10 mph. · Wednesday edition, and 5 p.m. Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low Sunday High:80° High:79° around 60. East-southeast wind Wednesday for the Friday edi­ MOSTLY SUNNY Low:62° tion. Low:60° around 5 mph. • CD • • vs . • u • 1·0LE MISS • ------'J.1 ;. • (entnf 1f~a ::futun • December 7, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 Pub finds a home at UCF between the countries, and New on-campus hangout will be 'laid back' offer plates that are unique to ANDY JAC()BSOHN casual; it's laid back; it's specific regions. StaffWriter friendl; it's got the feel ofyou The Canadian delicacy know everybody in the place. "poutine" - french fries cov­ With rich furniture, velvet It is what the pub business is ered with cheese curds and upholstery and comfortable all about." hot gravy - likely wouldn't furnishings, the Firkin & This is an unmatched be found on the permanent Knight pub welcomes restaurant approach in the menu at the Firkin & Knight. [ U.S. in the opinion of Isaacs "There is a difference in patrons to sit for. a while and enjoy a rack of ribs and a pint and the Firkin Group. the American and the Cana­ , in an atmosphere unlike any "Yot,1 got a million pizza dian menu simply because of other restaurant nearby. places. You got a million the demographics and differ­ • The Firkin way of dining chicken places, burger joints, ent population," Isaacs said. has made its way to UCF's but how many chains of pubs However, Firkin restau­ Knights Plaza. do you have in America?" he rants offer a special board "You know that there is a asked. "Not a lot." with up to seven different • million restaurants on every Therein lies the .test of specials every night that may street comer in America, but introducing the American introduce items like poutine CFF ARCHIVE people are looking for some­ public to the idea ofvisiting a and other Canadian dishes. , The R.;wdy Knights cheer for the UCF Football team during a game this season. The dub tries to attend every sports-related UCF event. thing unique, something dif­ pub. "The students are looking ferent," said Larry Isaacs, "The challenge, I think for at more packages of ribs and director of marketing for the Firkin in the United States, is wings and jugs of beer," Firkin Group of Pubs. "You to train not only the manage­ Isaacs said. "So you have to Rowdy Knights keep it loud have a ton of the most suc­ ment, staff and owners, but . adapt yourself to the area cessful chains in the world. also the customers into a dif­ that you are in. The special SHANNA FORTIER Bennigans, Friday's, Ruby ferent kind of culture," Isaacs that would sell in Florida ... Staff Writer Tuesdays, Chili's are all fan­ said. might not sell in Texas or in tastic. The only thing is you Xavier Ramirez, president North Carolina." Even with a scratchy can go into either one, of the Graduate Hospitality Isaacs said that. having a voice, Michael Morris hangs change the name, and they're Association, said he's con­ place for 21- to 30-yfar-olds over railings and cheers on all the same, really." cerned that when potential to drink and relax after a the Knights until his face Isaacs said that the Firkin customers walk into the hard day is what will make turns red. name offers an aspect to din- : Firkin & Knight, they'll be the Firkin & Knight success­ .As a former athlete, Mor­ ing that's distinct from other discouraged by the number ful on the campus. ris said he knows how to restaurants because Firkin of people there. "It is like your living room • pump up a crowd His enthu­ doesn't expect its custdmers "When students come in away from home and that is siastic attitude and love for· · to leave right after their meal from the outside and see that the idea. We want you to UGF led him to the Rowdy or pint is finished. the place is full, they are just come after work and just chill Knights as a freshman. "I don't really picture you going to leave and choose out, come after class and just Now, as a senior and pres­ guys [college-aged people] another restaurant,'' he said. chill out,'' Isaacs said. "There ident of the Rowdy Knights, sitting at a Friday's,'' Isaacs Thirty-one pubs have is going to be a lot of late­ Morris helps all fans raise said. "That really isn't an opened in Canada, where the night study groups you are their UCF spirits. ideal space.for you." company originated, and going to have. You are going '.The Rowdy Knights is a CFFARCHIVE eight establishments are to be exhausted, and you are For football games, the Rowdy Knights act as the team's strong 12th man by" getting the Isaacs compares the registered UCF student fans excited and keeping things loud,said the group's president, Michael Morris. atmosphere and easiness of already operating in the U.S. going to say, 'Lets just head organization dedicated to the Firkin chain to the TV Because franchises are out for a pint and chill."' increasing school spirit. series Cheers• being built from Ontario to At the time of publication, Although the group tries like nothing he's ever seen. . a team, and the fans are said ''Cheers is really the icon Florida and across the conti­ the Future couldn't confirm to attend every sporting He said the high energy and to be the 12th man. As the of what a pub-feel is really all nent to British Columbia and an opening date for the event, football, basketball and in-your-face school spirit number of UCF fans grows, about," he said. "It's really California, the menus differ Firkin & Knight on campus. • baseball are their main made him proud to be a the stands get louder and attractions. This club started Knight. louder. Morris said this in 2001 and has grown from Student fans are not the makes UCF's 12th man 25 members to nearly 300. only ones the Rowdy Knights stronger. "My big thing is I just want impact. "Our school is getting the to see more UCF spirit Head baseball coach Jay reputation of having a 12th around here,'' Morris said. "I Bergman said his players man," Morris said. "It's really know it's kind of cliche, but at look forward to seeing the hard to play here because of the same time, that's really rowdy bunch in their stands. the fans." ----NOW HIRING--- what we're all about." Bergman said it pumps the The fan base at UCF is Rowdy Knights is a way to team up, and the club gets the starting to be recognized get involved on campus, whole ballpark going and around the U.S. sophomore electrical engi­ other fans really into the The Rowdy Knights took a ADVERTISING REP neering major Matt Koerber game. trip to Memphis for the bas­ said. Since joining the pre­ "Particularly when we ketball championships last mier fan organization, Koer­ play [the University of South year and showed everyone ber said he has gone to many Florida] because the rivalry what kind of fans are in more sporting events with South Florida is real, Orlando, Morris said. because he now has people to and they'll bring some fans 'We talked to some of the go with. that they think are fans," players from Memphis, and Another way the Rowdy Bergman said, "but they're they said they wished they Knights boost spirit is . not anywhere close to ours." had fans like the fans here at 0 through Freshman Frenzy. Self-proclaimed heckler, UCF,'' he said. Each year before the first Allan Benes, said baseball is As president of the Rowdy home football game they undoubtedly his favorite Knights, Morris said he has had teach freshmen the UCF sport to attend. many great experiences, but fight song and the chants "It is the most personal of one will always top them all. they need for the game. all the sports," Benes said. · "I just don't think there's "You can't not be excited "The heckling is on a one-on­ ever going to be something • about going to football games one basis. You can do teams that's going to beat when we with those guys running also, but you can single out broke that 0-17 football sea­ around, screaming and one person at a time." son, and we won that first yelling," freshman business Morris said that the home football game," he said. major Alex Morehead said. impact the Rowdy Knights "It took us 18 times, but we "It's pretty sweet." create differs from sport to did it. And then we got to go Morehead attended Fresh­ sport. onto the field. It doesn't get man Frenzy and said it was In football, 11 players field much better than.that."

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when it's safe," said Alan Thir­ kettle, the European space sta­ tion program manager. The three astronauts aboard the international space station also were disappointed by the news. Shuttle commander Stephen Frick passed on some consoling remarks through Mission Control NASA had begun filling Atlantis' fuel tank and was testing the four engine-cutoff sensors in the liquid hydrogen section when two of them failed. Even though they were KILEY CRUSE/ ASSOCIATED PRESS commanded to indicate the Shoppers file out of the Von Maur store with their hands up after a shooting at tank was empty, the two kept Westroads Mall Wednesday.A man opened fire with a rifle, killing nine induding himself. showing the tank was full, Lyons said. At least three of 19-rear-old with rifle opens North Korea says President these sensors must work prop­ fire in Nebraska mall, killing 9 Bush sent letter to its leader erly to proceed with a launch. OMAHA, Neb. - The BEIJING - President "Right then, we knew we teenager carried his rifle Bush sent a "personal letter" had an issue and we stopped," into the mall, passing shop­ to North Korean leader Kim Lyons said pers and decorations. Jong Il, the Communist your The launch was still more A department store country's official news than eight hours away, and -employee was pressing a agency said Thursday, TOGA Frick and his six crewmates suit for a customer. although it did not reveal its had yet to climb aboard A woman was making a contents. The sensors are part of a quick stop to buy Christ­ · Japan's Kyodo news critical backup system to mas presents before pick­ agency said U.S. nuclear ensure that the shuttle's three ing up her son from school. envoy Christopher Hill main engines don't shut down Christmas music played. delivered the letter to North too soon or too late during The gunman stopped on Korea during his recent visit liftoff, a potentially cata­ the third floor and cut to the country earlier this strophic problem. Trouble through the sounds with week with the sensors have delayed gunfire. Shoppers and Kyodo-said Bush had sent shuttle launches before, most employees at the letters to the other countries recently in September 2006. Westroads Mall scrambled involved in the talks on The trouble began cropping for cover in dressing North Korea's nuclear pro­ up following the Columbia rooms, clothing racks, gram - Russia, China, disaster. offices and storage areas. South Korea and Japan. The postponement ended Eight people were killed The North's Korean Cen­ NAS& streak ofon-time shut­ and five wounded before tral News Agency said Hill tle launches for the year. Each the shooter ended the hor­ gave the letter to North of the year's previous three ror by taking his own life. Korean Foreign Minister Pak countdowns ended in on-the­ He left behind a note that UiChun. dot departures. read, in part, "Now I'll be Bush once called North famous." Korea part of an "axis of -ASSOCIATED PRESS Robert A. Hawkins, 19, evil" along with Iran and had recently split with his prewar Iraq, and halted girlfriend and been fired direct U.S. talks with the from McDonald's. He had a Communist country after he criminal record and had came into office, before later HIGHER been kicked out of his par­ allowing negotiations to ents' house. resume. North Korea conducted EDUOOION Parcel bomb exl)losion kills 1, its first nuclear test explo­ What's in the news at injures another in Paris sion in October 2006, colleges around the country PARIS - A parcel t?omb prompting international exploded at a lawyer's condemnation and sanc­ Colleges feeling pressure to cover office in central Paris on tions. study-abroad program costs Thursday, killing a secre­ But relations between the As the doll:-r dips to all­ tary and seriously injuring two sides have improved in time lows, study-abroad an attorney, but a motive recent months after North programs are feeling f"man­ was not immediately clear, Korea began disabling its cial pressure, forcin g col­ officials said. _ reactor, which was shut leges to cut costs, tap • Other tenants in the down in July, and two other reserve funds, or inc~~ -:se building include a founda­ facilities under the watch of charges to students. tion that does research on U.S. experts. • In the last year alone, the the Holocaust and a law News of Bush's letter to dollar's value has tumbled 5 firm that President 1'{icolas Kim came as the nuclear .University of percent against the pound, 7 Sarkozy helped to found. talks appeared to hit a snag percent against the yen, 10 That firm is several floors over attempts to produce a . percent against the euro, down from the one that draft declaration outlining Central and 14 percent against the was targeted. all of North Korea's nuclear Canadian dollar. Brian J. Ten people were being programs by the end of the Whalen, president of the · treated for shock, prosecu­ year. Hill told reporters Florida Forum on Education tor Jean-Claude Marin Wednesday that negotia­ Abroad, an independent said. Interior Minister tions on producing such a organization of study­ Michele Alliot-Marie, document may have stalled. Office of Student Conduct abroad providers, estimates speaking from Brussels, that the dollar's perform­ condemned the attack as U.S. says it will not alter plans ance has forced colleges' "cowardly and odious." to build a missile defense study-abroad costs to rise 10 Mayor Bertrand l>ela­ WASHINGTON - The Fall 2007 Statistics to 15 percent over the last noe • said the bombed United States says it will not Violations (major categories) several years. lawyer's office was on the alter plans to build a missile Currency fluctuations, same floor - the fifth - as defense system in Europe Alcohol 285 and their effect on study the Foundation for the despite findings by U.S. Disruptive Conduct 88 abroad, are nothing new, of Memory of the Shoah, cre­ intelligence agencies that course. ated in 2000 with an Iran does not have an active Drugs 53 In the early 1990s, the endowment from recov­ nuclear weapons program. Providing false or Misleading Info 42 enrollment of American stu­ ered funds that were con­ Since U.S. officials have dents in Japanese institu­ fiscated from French Jews said the threat from Iran was Academic Dishonesty 39 tions fell nearly IS percent, during World War II. the main reason for building Personal Abuse 25 thanks largely to unfavor­ It supports research and the defense shield, however, able exchange rates. education about the Holo­ the Americans may have a Sexual Misconduct 3 Still, the dollar's recent caust and Jewish culture. harder time persuading deterioration comes amid He and other officials European allies that it still is Sanctions efforts to encourage more stressed, however, that the necessary. students to study abroad. motive for the attack was Already, a Czech official Disciplinary Warning 24 Especially worrisome, unclear. responsible for explaining Disciplinary Probation 264 educators say, is that the dol­ Damien Laude, a con­ the need for the missile lar has taken one of its struction worker who was defense system to the public Suspension 15 ' sharper slides in Europe, across the broad Boulevard in his country says his job Expulsion 0 which absorbs some 58 per­ Malesherbes at the time of has become more difficult cent of all American stu­ the explosion, said he after Monday's release of the dents who study abroad, heard a muffled blast. - National Intelligence Esti­ Location according to the Institute of Afterward, he saw a -blond mate on Iran. The report, International Education. woman carried out of the reflecting analyses of all 16 On Campus 154 Western Europe's con­ building. U.S. intelligence agencies, On Campus (housing) 221 • version to the euro has Police officials identi­ concluded that Iran sus­ made the dollar's crash par­ fied the injured attorney as pended its attempt to build ~ Off Campus 75 ticularly notic:;eable. Olivier Brane, a specialist nuclear weapon four years Affiliated Housing 69 Thus far, the dollar's in property law. He was ago. weakness appears to have taken to a hospital for "Czech newspapers are Greek Housing 1 done little to·dampen Amer­ treatment, police said. full ofheadlines saying there ' ican students' enthusiasm Marin said the package is no longer a need for mis­ for studying overseas. But was a small wooden box sile defense," said Tomas These totals reflect violations of the Rules of Conduct for the study-abroad officials are that had two explosive Klvana, the Czech govern­ concerned that a protracted devices inside. ment's coordinator for mis­ Fall 2007 semester that were reported to the Office of decline in the dollar, which A messenger delivered sile defense communication, Student Conduct. many expect, could pre­ the package, he said. He who is in Washington for clude some low-income stu­ did not say if there were talks with administration dents from traveling abroad two explosions or one. officials and lawmakers. "It Office of Student Conduct to study or shorten their vis­ He said the law office is hard for complex argu­ its. did civil and commercial ments to win against simple Ferrell Commons, Room 154 The drop in the dollar, work, and that it was not headlines.'.' ' 407-823-2851 the officials say, may also immediately clear whether Klvana says the potential [email protected] accelerate trends toward the package was addressed threat from ballistic missiles study in nontraditional des­ to a specific person. aimed at Europe remains, tinations, where a dollar Officials said several whether Iran is pursuing stretches further. other people had light nuclear weapons or not. injuries, but their numbers were unclear. _ - CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION - ASSOCIATED PRESS I (eutraf 11onla :Jmun • December 7, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS,. Student with DUI Investigation in progress NATALIE MORERA According lately," said Trooper Kim FROM Al passport and a safe with tim last week positively iden­ Staff Writer to the release, Miller, spokeswoman for $11,000 cash inside, according tified both suspects, Roop Ondrejack Florida Highway Patrol, refer­ apartment. to the police report. said. The investigation is A UCF student was arrest­ was coming ring to other alcohol-related Lee and another suspect The report also stated that ongoing. ed on charges ofdru:nken driv­ from incidents in the UCF area allegedly threatened and beat the victim was forced to lie Police do not have any ing with damaged property Devaney's and Ondrejack was charged the resident of the apartment under his bed after being hit other suspects in custody. early Thursday morning after admitted to with six counts of possession and stole two Motorola in the head with a pistol and Anyone with information hitting an unm,arked Orange police that he of drug paraphernalia in Feb­ MotoRazr cell phones, a having his life threatened. is asked to call the UCF PD at Ondrejack County Sheriff's Office patrol was drinking ruary of 2006. The charges BlackBerry, a gray-and-black Two separate photo line­ 407-823-5555, or notify Crime­ vehicle, police said. at the bar. were dropped in April. Toshiba laptop computer, a ups conducted with the vie- Line at 800-423-TIPS (8477). ii The press release states Police have charged Ondrejack was set to that the patrol vehicle, an Ondrejack with driving under appear before a judge at 1 p.m. unmarked 2001 Ford F-150, had the influence and property Thursday but was released slowed down approaching the damage and possession of from jail after posting $1,100 intersection of Alafaya Trail multiple driver's licenses. He bond, according to Allen and Orpington Street when was arrested at the scene after Moore, public relations officer First class set for fall 2009 Jonathan Ondrejack, driving a refusing to take field sobriety at Orange County Corrections FROM Al During the visit, the col­ liminary accreditation, it can J 2000 Ford Explorer, struck the tests, according to the charg­ Department. rear end of the patrol car. ing affidavit. The court date will be lege's entire plan for the med­ start recruiting students to No one was injured "It's been a big problem rescheduled. school in early 2008. ical school was reviewed This enroll in its first class, set to "I think we're very pleased included its curriculum, poli­ start in fall 2009. , with the visit, and UCF and cies, facilities, student services, The first class of 40 stu­ the Central Florida communi­ faculty, administration and dents will receive scholarships ty worked very hard to get to staff. . that will provide them with this point," said Grant Heston, The College of Medicine $40,000 in tuition and expens­ Workers ask for higher wages associate vice president of has been working toward pre­ es each year for four years. UCF News & Information. liminary accreditation since it The college is being built FROM Al ·~d we're very excited for first filed a preliminary appli­ on 50 acres of land in Lake the future of the College of cation with the LCME in April. Nona, located southwest of ., "I think the protest was Medicine." Once the college earns pre- Orlando. effective," said Josh Weinert, protester and member of Stu­ dents for a Democratic Society ~ . at UCR "It helped raise aware­ ness about the subject and also put pressure on Burger King UCF ,programs aid minorities [to change its practices]." FROM Al Aldarondo-Jeffries said he In addition to the protest at "The programs has seen many students gain Burger King's headquarters, confidence and reassurance events of the two-day demon­ ber of Ph.D.s with 1,659. The McNair Scholars look to address through the programs that-they stration included the Nine can use to reach their goals. Mile March on Burger King, and RAMP mentorship programs at UCF are a part minority students "Some of the students have the "Our World, Our Rights" come into the program not Conference and the Concert ofthe Education TRIO Pro­ because of how grams that Congress estab­ knowing if they could see them­ for Fair Food selves in graduate school," he The Nine Mile - March lished in the mid-1960s to education has fight the war on poverty. said. ''But they are tapped by a began at the offices of Gold­ faculty member who says, 'You man Sachs. The private equity The programs target been denied to low-income, first-genera­ have the potential, and you need firm is one of three multi-bil­ to continue on in graduate lion dollar businesses that own tion students in graduate them in the past." education. Federal and uni­ school'." a share of Burger King's stock. Barrero said that is exactly The march's route passed sev­ versity funds support the programs and give students MICHAEL ALDARONDO-JEFFRIES what the program did for her, eral Burger King restaurants DIRECTOR OFBO TH THEM CNAIR SCHOLARS and she wouldn't have it any along the way to the fast-food opportunities that weren't available to them before. PROGRAMAN ORAM P other way. chain's corporate headquarters "If it wasn't for McNair, I near Miami International Air­ For the McNair Scholars Program, students must wouldn't be going to grad school port. DAVID ADAME / ASSOCIATED PRESS and then ultimately become fac­ for a Ph.D.," Barrero said. "I Farmworker Agustin Diaz, from Mexico, holds a sign demanding justice during a march create an original research The "Our World, Our ulty- so students like themselves think this is one of the best Rights" Conference featured against Burger King last Friday in Miami that went to Burger King's national headquarters. project under the guidance can see mirrors in front of the things to ever happen to me, and several speakers of local and of a faculty mentor. Students. involved with classroom," Aldarondo-Jeffries I feel so lucky. Everything that I global movements for justice, studies major, also indicated shops included "Organizing said . that the actions against Burger Ourselves: Low-wage Workers RAMP assist their mentors wanted, I got, and rm so grateful residents struggling for afford-' Barrero said she's going to be for it." able housing in Miami and King aren't only focused on Fighting Back," "Exploring in conducting research on a acquiring higher wages for New Strategies for Faith-based daily basis for a bi-weekly an example to her family. Each year, between 20 and 30 activists fighting modem-day "I'm from a very big family minority students leave the slavery across the country. workers but also on enforcing Partnership in the Campaign stipend human rights. for Fair Food," "Modem-day Senior molecular and with ... 50 cousins, and from the McNair Scholars Program and The concluding Concert for 50, only five of us went to col­ RAMP at UCF prepared to go to Fair Food featured groups Son There are numerous accu­ Slavery and Human Rights" microbiology major Angeli­ sations of modem-day slavery and "Ending Sweatshops in ca Barrero was accepted lege," she said, "and rm the only grad school and pursue their del Centro, Rebel Diaz, and one getting a Ph.D." Ph.D. degrees. Hot 8 Brass Band. Son del involving farm laborers and Factories and Fields: Success­ into both programs during Centro has history with the the growers they work for. ful Strategies, New Approach­ the first semester of her Coalition oflmmokalee Work­ Dating back to 1997, there have es." junior year. ers in performing and protest­ been several court cases deal­ "It was a really great experi­ She said the programs ing alongside the CIW at ing with the practice. ence seeing students, demon­ have changed the way she national rallies in Illinois, Ken­ "I don't know of the history strators and workers [protest] sees her future. tucky and California. Hot 8 of Burger King ensuring the for social justice," said SDS ''Before the programs, I Brass Band is a group from rights of tomato pickers," Aull- , member, protester and junior didn't think I would get into New Orleans that blends hip­ sio said "They claim that they creative writing major Liz any of the schools that I hop and funk styles with a tra­ are not in the agriculture busi­ Chereskin. "I learned a lot wanted to," Barrero said, ditional New Orleans brass ness and therefore not respon­ about indigenous rights and "and thanks to both RAMP sound in· conveying strong sible for workers. They can social justices from the work­ and McNair, I can see it messages through their lyrics dictate the price of tomatoes shops." now, and I think I can reach about fair food but cannot ensure human Special Projects Coordina­ it." "I think the protest ·is an . rights. We enjoy eating the tor ofthe National Fann Work­ · Aldarondo-Jeffries said important part of the cam­ products [laborers provide] ers Ministry Lariza Gazon said. he believes the programs paign due to the media atten­ without thinking of the sacri­ that she thinks the protest give students a solid foun­ tion and support shown," SDS fices given to provide them." . served its purpose. dation for a doctoral member Dominique Aulisio The protest also featured "There were enough peo­ degree. said. "I believe [Burger King several workshops that edu­ ple marching with us for Burg­ "The students come out and CIW] will come to an cated people on the injustices er King to realize that they with the ability to success­ agreement." occurring in the agricttlture must sign contracts with the fully gain acceptance into Aulisio, a freshman theater industry. Some of these work- workers," she said graduate schooL get funded Donate Plasma! 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TOKYO - Compared to a virt\lOSO, its rendition was a trifle stilted and, well, robotic. But Toyota's new robot plays a pretty solid "Pomp and Cir­ cumstance" on the violin. The 5-foot-tall, all-white robot, shown Thursday, used its mechanical fingers to press the strings correctly and bowed with its other arm, coordinating the movements well. Toyota Motor Corp. has already shown robots that roll around to work as guides and have tmgers dexterous enough to play the trumpet. Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe said robotics will be a core business for the company in coming years. Toyota will test out its robots at hospitals, Toyota-related facilities and other places starting next ye_ar, he said. And the company hopes to put what it calls "partner robots" to real use by 2010, he said. "We want to create robots that are useful for people in everyday life," he told reporters at a Toyota show­ • room in Tokyo. Watanabe and other com­ pany officials said robotics was a natural extension of the automaker's use of robots in manufacturing, as well as the development of technology • for autos related to artificial intelligence, such as sensors and pre-crash safety systems. Watanabe presented a vision of the future in which wheelchair-like "mobility

robots" - also displayed KATSUMARKA SAHARA / ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday - would offer Toyota Motor Corporation's newest rob~t does a stiff and somewhat robotic rendition of"Pomp and CTrcumstance" for reporters Thursday. Toyota is a relative newcomer to the field of robotics, but has recently formed new partnerships. "bed-to-bed" services to peo­ ple, including the elderly and in its own robot - the Asimo group companies to speed up the sick, just like cars take robotics development, but people "door-to-door." humanoid - next week. Asimo - which stands for ruled out a collaboration with HONDA'S ASIMO ROBOT In a demonstration, a man Advanced Step in Innovative Honda for the time being. THE PAST can also comprehend and respond to simple voice commands. got on the mobility robot, a Mobility and is a play on the Toyota Executive Vice motorized two-wheeled In 1986, Honda engineers set out to create a walking ASIMO has the ability to recognize the face of a select group .. Japanese word for "legs" - President Takeshi Uchiyama­ robot Early models (El, E2, B) focused on developing of individuals. Using its camera eyes, ASIMO can map its chair, then scooted around. first became available for da said technology that Toy-· Toyota showed how the mov­ legs that could simulate the walk of a human. The environment and register stationary objects. ASIMO can rental in 2000. It's considered ota has developed in industri­ next series of models (E4, ES, E6) were focused on also avoid moving obstacles as it moves through ing machine could go up and one of the world's most al manufacturing and • walk stabilization and stair dimbing. Next, a · its environment down slopes and go over advanced humanoids. Seen automotive engineering will bumps without upsetting the often at Honda and other "spiral up" into robots. head, body and arms were added to the robot person sittmg on the chair to improve balance and add functionality. T~EFUTURE events, it can walk, even jog, "We hope to create a robot As development continues on ASIMO, because the wheels could that highlights Toyota's Honda's first humanoid robot, Pl was rather • wave, avoid obstacles and today Honda demonstrates ASIMO around adjust to such changes. carry on simple conversa­ strengths," he said. rugged at 6' 2" tall, and 386 lbs. P2 improved the world to encourage and inspire young The Japanese government tions. Also Thursday, the with a more fliendly design, improved has been recently pushing students to study the sciences. And in the The 51-inch-tall b~bble-. automaker showed its Robina walking, stair climbing/descending and • companies and researchers to headed Asimo looks like a robot, a legless robot-on­ wireless automatic movements. The P3 future, ASIMO mayserve as another set of make robotics a pillar of this real-life child in a white wheels; which has already model was even more compact, standing 5' eyes, ears, hands and legs for all kinds of nation's business. space-suit, as it has grown been working as a guide at 2" tall and weighing 287 lbs. people in need. Someday ASIMO might help with Toyota, maker of the Prius smaller and lighter in size Toyota's showroom at its important tasks like assisting the elderlyo r a person hybrid and best-selling with innovations over the headquarters since earlier THE PRESENT confined to a bed or a wheelchair. ASIMO might also Camry sedan, has been a rela­ years. this year. ASIMO is the culmination of two decades of humanoid perform certain tasks that are dangerous to humans, tive latecomer in robots com­ Trying to one-up its rival, In the demonstration, robotics research by Honda engineers. ASIMO can run, such as fighting fires or cleaning up toxic spins. pared to its domestic rival Toyota has been aggressively Robina, which has a head walk on uneven slopes and surfaces, tum smoothly, Honda Motor Co., as well as beefing up its. robotics team. shaped like a bobcut hairstyle, climb stairs, and reach for and grasp objects. ASIMO other companies, including In August, it announced that interacted smoothly with a - ASIMO.HONDA.COM Hitachi Ltd., Fujitsu Ltd. and it was teaming up with Sony person, including carrying on NEC Corp. Corp., which discontinued its a simple dialogue. It also • Honda has been working secret," the robot said clearly will bear fruit as a real busi­ Besides robots, Toyota has Aibo dog-like robot last year, showed how it could sign its in a feminine voice. "I know a ness. But he praised Toyota a housing operation and is on robots since 1986, recog­ to develop an innovative, name in script holding a fat nizing the technology as criti­ lot about the Prius." for trying to branch into new carrying out research in bio­ intelligent, single-seat vehi­ felt-tip pen with its three fm­ ll cal for its future in delivering Koji Endo, auto analyst sectors, noting it's likely to fuels. H onda is also expand­ cle. gers. with Credit Suisse in Tokyo, produce innovations that will ing outside autos, including a mobility for the future. It is Toyota said it is working "I am 120 centimeters tall showing the latest technology said it was still unclear in the long run be a plus for its jet business, and has long had with universities and its and how much I weigh is a whether Toyota's robotics auto business. a motorcycle unit.

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• NATIONAL ~ SPORTS • WRAP UCF Women's Soccer claimed C_,USA regular season title, made it to second round of the NCAAs • PADRICK BREWER conference competition to Kravec was one of the main ANDRUW JONES SIGNS DEAL Sports Editor become the regular season reasons that UCF allowed just champions, tying for the NEWS TO NOTE 2i goals all season. She started ,, WITH LOS ANGELES DODGERS league lead with 22 goals all 42 games over the past two NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Andruw Jones The UCF Women's Soccer HOME IS WHERE THE WIN IS ASSIST MASTERS team showed why it was not scored - Memphis and Col­ The Knights were undefeated at home The Knights led all of Conference USA seasons and 64 in her career. is following Joe Torre to the Los Angeles orado College also scored 22 She played all but 12 minutes Dodgers. only one of the best teams on this season,posting a record of7-0-3 at with 49 assists, led by midfielder Becca campus, but one of the best in goals - and allo~ just five the UCF Soccer Complex.They went Thomas' 11, and a 2.13 assists per game this year. The Gold Glove center fielder and the goals in conference play. • Dodgers reached a preliminary the country this season, going 8-4-1 on the road. average. 15-4-4 and finishing second at UAB, the only onference Looking forward agreement Wednesday night on a team to beat UCF ip. the regu­ The Knights will have to $36.2 million, two-year contract that the Conference USA Champi­ onship. lar season, was secohd with six repeat their success next year I' gives him the fifth-highest average which was second in C-USA of playing time. and four of The Knights were an at­ conference goals allowed. Forward Yvonne George them - Manis, midfielder without some important cogs. salary in the major leagues. large bid to the NCAA Tourna­ The Knights allbwed a C­ Manis' departure will leave Jones is coming off one of the worst added eight goals and five Kate Begley and defenders ment and won their first USA opponent to score more assists, while Thomas had four Kelsey Kravec and Arielle Orr a void at goalkeeper, and new offensive seasons of his career. But if he match, a 3-1 victory over than one goal just twice: in a 4- goals and ll assists - two more - were in the top five for the players will have to emerge on " rebounds, he could give the Dodgers a Auburn on Nov. 16. But they 2 win over UTEP on Oct. 19, defense with the losses of Orr, desperately needed boost in the middle assists than any other player in Knights in that category. had their season ended by the and a 2-0 loss to Memphis in the conference. Thomas was Begley was a mainstay in Kravec and Begley. of the lineup. He must pass a physical University of Florida in the the C-USA Championship .on UCF will return most of its for the deal to be completed,a person also 15th in the nation in assists the middle for the Knights, • second round on Nov. 18 in Nov.ll. per game. winning headers and setting key offensive players. familiar with the negotiations said, Gainesville. up plays, and although she All but one of its goal-scor­ speaking on condition of anonymity Here is a breakdown of the Manis of the year No senior-itis ended the year without an ers and all seven of the players because no announcement had been season: Goalkeeper Jennifer Manis with more than one goal are set ~ The senior class for UCF assist, the UCF attack made. put up one of the greatest sea­ stepped up all year, as all but wasn't nearly as to come back as the Knights Jones will receive a $12.2 million Weathering the stonn sons in UCF Women's Soccer one notched more than 1,800 productive attempt to win their first C­ signing bonus, of which $5.1 million is The Knights started one of · history this year, en route to minutes with her out USA Championship and payable next year, $2.1 million in 2009 their greatest unbeaten streaks being named the Confer­ ofthe lineup. advance to the NCAA Tourna­ • and $5 million in 2010. He will get in school history when they ence USA Defensive ment for the 13th salaries of $9 million next year and $15 tied the Miami Hurricanes on Player of the Yeaf. She million in 2009,and also will receive a Sept.19. played no minutes iof stellar ., no-trade dause. UCF was down a goal to soccer to keep UCF in the His agreemem with the Dodgers was Miami as time wound down in game against Florida in the sec­ first reported by the Los Angeles Times regulation. The Hurricanes orid round of the NO\A Tour­ \on its Web site. seemed to have the match nament, making eight saves in # won, as goalkeeper Lauren the match and two niore in McAdam held the ball. But she penalty kicks. :COLLEGE FOOTBALL · put the ball on the ground, only to pick it up when a UCF • player ran at her. She was penalized for handling and UCF was awarded an indirect • penalty kick. Manis finished the year Midfielder Becca Thomas with a .87 goals against average. sent the kick across the box to Her 126 saves are the second­ forward Courtney Whidden, most in school history and she who sent her shot past a wall finished her time at UCF tied of Miami defenders with just for third all-time with 208 2.8 seconds remaining in regu­ career saves. lation time. That 2-2 tie kicked off a Super sophomores streak ofnine straight matches Heading into the season, in which the Knights went UCF head coach Amanda unbeaten. UCF didn't lose Cromwell said that },ler team FOUR INVITED TO NEW YORK again until Oct. 26 in Birming­ would need to find pµi.yers to FOR HEISMAN PRESENTATION ham, Ala., against UAB. It is step up after the dep~e of NEW YORK-A Heisman Trophy tied for the second-longest forward Roberta Pelaliigo, who race that once seemed so muddled has unbeaten steak in UCF history had led the Knights ut scoring been dwindled to four contenders and and the first. time since 2001 each ofthe past two years. As it even has a favorite. that the Knights have gone so turned out, UCF got all the pro­ Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, trying long without losing. duction it could have wanted to become the first sophomore to win and more from its sophomore the Heisman Trophy, has emerged as a· One-loss wonders class. front-runner among the finalists who For the third straight year, The four leadings scorers will be in New York on Saturday night the Knights lost just one for the Knights wdre all • vying for the award given to the top match in conference play. sophomores, led . by player in college football. Since UCF entered C-USA Whidden's 28 points Arkansas running back Darren in 2005, it is 22-3-2. - 13 goals and McFadden, the runner-up for last year's The l{iligllts dominated two assists - Heisman,Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel and Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan were the other finalists selected Wednesday. The Heisman race took a while to develop this season and seemed wide ... open until the last month when Tebow, · McFadden and Daniel emerged as front-runners. .. Men's basketball preps for Mississippi on Sat.

BRIAN MURPHY averages nine rebounds a game. 10 rebounds. Guard Chris War­ Staff Writer But the more alarming sta­ ren, a native ofOrlando , scored tistic surrounding Ole Miss is 16 points, and guard Eniel The UCF Basketball team that it is ranked second in the Polynice added 12 points. (4-3) has been tested all season nation in scoring, averaging But that kind of spread-out long. The Knights hung tough, 94.5 points per game. Yet that production on offense is noth­ but experienced close losses number should be put into ing new for Mississippi, which versus ranked teams such as context because, unlike the has five players averaging Villanova and Kansas State. Knights, the Rebels haven't more than 10 points per game. They beat a quality team in faced any particularly tough With that amount of Nevada to start the season. teams this season. offense, it's no surprise that the So given that, the Knights Mississippi Valley State, Rebels rank in the nation's top CROSBY GRABS THREE ASSISTS thought they should have won South Alabama, Lamar, 30 in 3-point shooting percent­ Saturday's meeting against Louisiana-Monroe and Troy; age and field goal percentage. IN FIRSTVISITTOW.CANADA South Florida. But the Knights Mississippi has claimed five of Warren, Curtis and Polyn­ It took Sidney Crosby more than two fell short, largely due to the fact their six wins against those ice are averaging at least 14 seasons to finally hit the ice in western that they were outrebounded teams. The Rebels passed a points per game. Warren is the Canada. It then took him more than 45-33, including 17-6 on offen­ somewhat significant test Sat­ team's leading scorer with 14.8 two periods in Edmonton to really get sive rebounds. urday when they beat New points per game, and is con­ up to speed. The Knights will have to Mexico 85-77. · verting 923 percent ofhis free­ Playing his 187th regular-season improve that facet of their The Lobos came to Oxford, throw attempts. game, the 20-year-old Crosby had three game when they face a strong, Miss., undefeated, but the Curtis is making more than assists in the third period to help high-scoring and undefeated Rebels led all the way; leading 70 percent of his shots and • ., Pittsburgh rally for a 4-2 victory over team in the Mississippi Rebels 47-30 at halftime and not giving Polynice is connecting on the Oilers on Wednesday night. on Saturday night in Orlando. up their double-digit advan­ more than 40 percent of his • The Rebels (6-0) have the tage until the closing seconds. attempts from beyond the arc. PHELAN EBENHACK / ASSOCIATED PRESS second-best rebounder of the The Rebels got a strong The Rebels are connecting UCF guard Jennaine Taylor dunks over Kansas State forward Andre Gilbert during the Southeastern Conference in game out of forward Dwayne - ASSOCIATED PRESS Knights' 73· 71 loss to the Wildcats on Nov. 23. Taylor is averaging 17 .4 points per game. forward Kenny Williams. He Curtis, who had 20 points and 'PLEASE SEE OLE ON A8 AB www.Centra/Floridafuture.com Cabrera, Willis .traded to Tigers from Florida

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MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ / ASSOCIATED PRESS Third baseman Miguel Cabrera, left, and pitcher Dontrelle Willis were traded from the Florida Marlins to the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday in an eight-player deal. The Marlins received six players including the Tigers'first-round draft picks from 2005 and 2006.

MIKE FITZPATRICK Florida president of baseball cized for his conditioning. Associated Press operations Larry Beinfest said Cabrera has said he's been ''We recognize the market working out this fall in Miami NASHVILLE, Tenn. value for both players." and Venezuela Dontrelle Willis was on vaca­ Detroit president Dave "I want to be in the best tion in Mexico when the · Dombrowski didn't intend to shape of my life," Cabrera blockbuster deal was com­ pursue the pair until he said pleted, and Miguel Cabrera received a surprise phone call To make room for him, it was home in Venezuela twodaysbefi;>reThanksgiving appears Detroit could trade Their next stop is Detroit, from owner Mike Ilitch, who third baseman Brandon Inge I! where the Tigers are building read in a newspaper that or left fielder Marcus an awfully powerful team. Cabrera was available. Thames. Cabrera played the The Tigers finalized their The clubs touched base on outfield in 2004 and 2005. big trade with the Marlins on Monday night, then Florida ''We didn't talk yet about Wednesday, an eight-player approached Detroit on Tues­ that," Cabrera said. "I will play swap that sent both All-Stars day morning. The Marlins left field, third base, whatever from cash-strapped Florida to told the Tigers they could they want. I can't wait to go to go-for-broke Detroit. have both stars for those six spring training to see what "I was caught off guard," players. Detroit called back they want to do." Willis said on a conference later in the day and agreed. Willis, the 2003 NL Rookie call. "When I heard where I ''We made this trade to win ofthe Year, is coming offa bad was going, I was eager and now. It's obvious," Dom­ year in which he went 10-15 excited." · browski said. with a 5.17 ERA He will join a The Marlins received a The Tigers reached the solid rotation with Justin Ver­ Available at: package of six players, includ- World Series in 2006, then lander, Kenny Rogers and " ing two highly rated went 88-74 this season and Jeremy Bonderman as Detroit prospects: left-hander finished eight games behind gears up for another run Andrew Miller and outfielder Cleveland in the AL Central. toward a championship. .., Cameron Maybin. The teams Cabrera and Willis can Florida owner Jeffrey Loria 121,4-0 12209 reached a preliminary agree­ become free agents after the said he was happy with the C=-ll-e, ic::at- Wery Univ.,,..-<-y Blv-d. ment Tuesday, with the deal 2009 season, but the Tigers players that the Marlins i 4-04-382-< 1 61 7 407-6.S 8-7979 subject to both sides being hope to keep them long term. relieved and is confident that .. satisfied after exchanging Cabrera, one of the game's they will make a positive medical records. top sluggers, joins an impos­ impact on a team that is still The Tigers also sent catch­ ing lineup that includes Mag­ determined to win. er Mike Rabelo and right-han­ glio Ordonez, Gary Sheffield, "This is not woe is the ders Burke Badenhop, Eulogio Carlos Guillen, Ivan Marlins," Beinfest said, men-. De La Cruz and Dallas Trah­ Rodriguez, Curtis Grander­ tioning Hanley Ramirez, Dan ern to Florida in a trade that son and Placido Polanco. The Uggla and others still on the developed quickly and took Tigers also acquired short­ roster. "We have really good the spotlight away from the stop Edgar Renteria, a five­ players." Johan Santana sweepstakes at time All-Star, in a trade with baseball's winter meetings. Atlanta this offseason. Associated Press sports "The inclusion ofDontrelle The 24-year-old Cabrera writers Larry Lage in Detroit was not something at the out­ made 23 errors at third base and Steven Wine in Miami set that we had considered," this season and has been criti- contributed to this report. ( , Ole Miss defense unproven • home games by an average of were a school record FROM A7 14 points per game. Davis will need to keep up Lately, the Knights' offense his recent effort, as the at a 51.8 percent clip from the has been paced by guard Jer­ Knights' bench will be one field overall and 39 percent on maine Taylor. The junior has man shorter for a while. Guard 3-pointers. But they aren't that scored at least 20 points in Mike Battle aggravated a knee strong from the free-throw each ofthe past four games. He injury during the game against line, where they are shooting grabbed at least six rebounds Norfolk State on Nov. 16 and 65.5 percent in three of those games. hasn't played since. He isn't The Rebels need to put up The Knights have two other expected to play until after that many points because their players who are averaging dou­ New Year's Day. defense is less than stellar. ble-digit points in guards Mike UCF and the Rebels have They have allowed an aver­ O'Donnell and Dave Noel Yet never played each other age of 74 points a game versus both of them have been strug­ before. The Knights are 0-24 their last five opponents. And gling from the field lately. all-time when they face teams only one of those teams - In the Knights' past two from the SEC. New Mexico :_ was even games, O'Donnell has been UCF's most recent loss to moderately close to being held below 10 points while an SEC team came on Jan. 3, ranked anywhere near the top Noel reached 10 points once. 2006, when a basket at the 25 teams in the nation. Forward Tony Davis has buzzer gave the Kentucky Another caveat when look­ picked up a bit of the slack.on Wildcats a 59-57 win. ing at the Rebels' unblemished offense in those games, scoring The Knights and the Rebels record is the fact that Satur­ 14 and 10 points, respectively. will face each other Saturday day's game against UCF will be Against USF, Davis came night at the New UCF Arena their first contest outside of very close to recording a triple­ Tip-off is scheduled for 7 Mississippi. The Knights are double as he finished with 10 p.m. The game will be tele­ undefeated at home this sea­ points, 10 rebounds and eight vised on Comcast Sports son and have won their five blocks.-Still, the eight blocks South.

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JESSICA TUGGLE cars and hos," Roopnarine Contributing Writer said. 'We can show how it's positive.'' Bouncing rhythms and Roopnarine graduated music echoed on the Memory from UCF in the spring Mall as more than 100 people semester of 2007 and used to celebrated the 25th anniver­ be a part ofElements, a differ­ sary of Wild Style, a documen­ ent hip-hop club on campus. tary film about culture, dur­ Freshman film major Lila ing an event hosted by the Hip Nolin said she came to the Hop Awareness Council Sun­ event mostly because she w;as August Rush day. curious. (PG) 4:25p, 7:45, 10:15,12:45a With perfect wea~her for "I just got into [hip-hop] Open Captioned 5howtimes: 12:45p an outdoor jam session, graf­ recently," Nolin said while • Enchanted fiti artists, disc jockeys, watching the graffiti artists. (PG) 12:lOp, 12:30, 2:40, 3:20, 5:05, 6:45, 7:35, 9:25, emcees and break-dancers, or "It's a really welcoming com­ 10:05, 11:55,12 :35a b-boys, shared their favorite munity, and I don't know that Hitman elements of hip-hop with many people." (R) 12:05p, 1:20, 2:30, 3:55, 4:55, 7:40, 8:10,10:05, 10:40,12:20a UCF students and members She stared at the graffiti The Mist of the surrounding Orlando wall in silent concentration, (R) 1:10p,4:10, 7:00,10:25 community. trying to decipher the 3-D This Christmas Dustin Funk, 24, said he words that seemed to melt (PG-13) 12:SOp, 3:45, 7:20,10:00, 12:40a heard about the anniversary into the geometric shapes. Beowulf celebration online through The graffiti artist, who (PG-13) 12:00p, 2:45, 6:55, 9:40, 12:10a In Digltal 3D: 1:00p, 4:00, 8:00, 10:35 MySpace. His 4-year-old son, goes only by Ric, 34, began The Golden Compass Ethan, came along to watch doing graffiti art in 1989 in (PG-13) 12:00p, 12:30, 1:05, 2:35,3:40, 410, 5:10, his dad and the other b-boys JESSSICA TUGGLE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Puerto Rico and incorporates 7:15,7:45, 8:15, 9:50,1010, 10:45,1215a ,12:SOa show off their moves on the Acrowd gathers around a b-boy as he twists his body into a gravity-defying pose Sunday at a hip-hop celebration on the Memory Mall. the three letters of his name Mr.Magorium's Wonder Emporium linoleum dance floor. into nearly all ofhis work. The (G) 1:15pm,4:05, 7:10, 9:30 "Whenever I hear about [a boys battle each other in a ning records, break dancing, here loving it.'' . bends, shadows and angles of FredOaus (PG) 12:3Sp, 3:35, 6:50, 9:35, 12:15a hip-hop event], I'm there," competition with dizzying emceeing and painting graffi­ Massoni worked closely the letters make it hard to find Awake Funk.said. spins, fancy footwork and ti. with Kantrowitz and the local occasionally, but it's always (R) 12:20p, 215, 4:35, 7:50, 9:55, 12:30a During the seven-hour amazing athleticism. "I thought the energy was independent hip-hop label, there. No Country for Old Men event, people moved around Cesar "Pito" Burgos, 22, great out there," Massoni said Nonsense Records, to .provide "This is my life," Ric said, (R) 12:40p, 4:15, 715,10:20 Memory Mall, going from the participated in the b-boy bat­ of the -event. "It's another live entertainment through­ "my passion." American Gangster stage with the DJs and emcees tle and gained the crowd's opportunity to showcase the out the day. The Unlikelys, The ftlm Wild Style was (PG-13) 12:10p, 3:25, 8:05, 11:40 to the makeshift graffiti wall approval with his smooth exe­ diversity of hip-hop." Hakim Tafari and the Table­ played on an outdoor screen Mama's Boy (PG-13) 12:1Sp, 2:30, 4:45, 7:30,10:10 ,12 :25a and the b-boy's dance circle, cution and his in-your-face, The attendees ~so repre­ hogs performed at 6p.m. Bee Movie or cypher. confident personality. sented a diverse group of peo­ Sabrina Roopnarine, 23, is The two-and-a-half hour (PG) 12:55p, 3:50, 7:05, 9:45,12:05am '½. cypher is a circle united "It's a cool way to release ple from many different back­ an art teacher, and she said movie brings the culture of Gone Baby Gone by a bunch ofhip-hoppers tak­ stress," Burgos said. "It also grounds and places in life. her favorite element of hip­ hip-hop and its origins in the (R) 12:25p, 3:25, 7:55, 10:30 ing turns dancing together," helped me stay out of trouble Parents with children and hop is graffiti. The graffiti South Bronx to life through UCF junior Fernando when I was younger." carefree college students all artists at the celebration used the life of a graffiti artist - Listingsfor Friday, Dec. 7 Echevarria said. "They Edgar Massoni, a UCF enjoyed the sights and the over 20 different cans of named "Zoro," played by danced in a circle, one at a senio:i,- business management sounds of the event, actively spray paint and an eclectic noted New York graffiti artist, time, and that's what we do major, said he organized the re.sponding to the emcees and combination of geometric "Lee" George Quinones. here." event as the leader of the Hip cheering for the b-b9ys com­ shapes, pictures and colors to A famous father ofhip-hop, While DJs spun their Hop Awareness Council so petition. create a unique spray-painted Grandmaster Flash, also made CJTHETUBE turntables to unique beats and that people could be exposed "Hip-hop is a movement masterpiece. an appearance in the movie as emcees rapped and rhymed, a to the hip-hop culture and that is everywhere," Sean "It makes me so happy tp,at himself. iidl1ildl1 i crowd gathered around the learn about the different parts Kantrowitz, 24, said. "Look we can show that hip-hop is "It's the best hip-hop movie ' 9 p.m. NBC: Friday Night LightJ linoleum to watch eight b- that make up hip-hop: spin- here at all the different faces not all about violence, guns, there is," Massoni said. Landry confesses to the murder ofTyra's assaulter but continues ·to struggle with his conscience. Elsewhere, Jason Street • contemplates his new future, as Herc sets him up with an online dating service. Meanwhile, as the Taylor's prepare for baby Gracie's christening, tension continues to • grow between Tami and Julie. Wyclef contes back vvith Carnival AMANDA K. SHAPIRO shadows the drum kit and 9 p.m. NBC: 30 Rode Staff Writer synthesizer background. When Liz meets her idol, Rosemary Jean is probably best Howard, she invites her to be a guest writer on the show. However, Rosemary's This has been a year of lmown for his work with the radical ideas that Liz grew up admiring are comebacks. Although Brit­ Fugees back in the '90s. Since now too controversial for Liz's NBC show. ney Spears couldn't seem to their hiatus, he has built a When Liz refuses to fire Rosemary, Jack get it quite right, WyclefJean reputation by engaging in pressures Liz, who promptly quits. Jack has dusted off his micro­ some of the most eclectic brings Tracy to a therapist to figure out phone and picked up where collaborations to be heard in why he must do the opposite of what he is the mainstream. told. he last left off. The singer/songwriter's The Fugees made a tem­ new release, Carnival Vol. II: porary return for a perform­ CiDU•Mld...._. Wyclef Jean ance in Dave Chapelle's Block 9 p.m. ABC: Oprah Winfrey Presenn: Mitch Memoirs of an Immigrant, is Album: Carnival Vol. /I: another masterpiece to add Party, but the lifespan of the Albom's For One More Day Memoirs ofan Immigrant project, which features Lau­ Chick Benetto (Michael lmperioli), a to his catalog of hits. 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