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) Med school gets new donor More than half of scholarships funded

ROBYN SIDERSKY Staff Writer After securing its 22nd donor yesterday, the UCF College of Medicine is past the halfway point ofreaching its goal offund­ ing scholarships for its :first class of students. ADVERTISEMENT "It's rather amazing," said ., Julia Pet-Armacost, associate dean for planning and knowl­ 'SNOOPY MOM' edge management for the UCF College of Medicine "Our med­ TAKES ical community continues to be very supportive." ACTION The College of Medicine is currently working to earn pre­ )I After finding akohol in her son'.s car,Jane liminary accreditation from the Hambleton decided to place an ,;1d in the Liaison Committee on Medical local newspaper.The ad reads~'OLDS 1999 Education. The decision should Intrigue.Totally uncool parents who be announced in February. obviously don't love teenage son,selling The scholarship drive is the his caj Only driven for three weeks before first of its kind in history- a med­ snoopy mom who needs to get a life ical school giving each of the 40 found booze underfront seat $3,700/offer. students in its inaugural class Call meanest mom on the planet" scholarships for $40,000 per year for four years until their degree is complete. Half the money will )I cover tuition and half living expenses. ''We haven't even opened our doors yet and we have more than half of the scholarships," Pet­ Armacost said. After six months, 22 out of 40 of the scholarships have been funded. Pet-Armacost thinks the anticipated announcement of AROUND CAMPUS,A2 preliminary accreditation will BUSINESS FRATERNITY spur additional interest in the project. RECRUITS NEW There have been two ) I MEMBERS TODAY endowed scholarships from Dean, Mead, Egerton, Blood­ The College of Business worth, Capouano & Bozarth, PA, lAdministration's business fraternity is and Genius Foundation. recruiting members. The Theta Sigma chapter of Delta Sigma Pi will hold a dinner social today from 7 p.m. to 9 PLEASE SEE COLLEGE ON A6 p.m.atthe Uno's Pizzeria on Colonial.

LOCAL & STATE, A2 JAMES MCDONOUGH TO UCF may demolish Pike house RETIRE FROM FLORIDA'S Dellert of UCF News and said Student Government PRISON SYSTEM The Future is on the hunt Land could hold 2 new Greek houses Information. "But it's not Association President ., Trustees, approved the idea something that will happen Brandie Hollinger. "From The head of Florida's prison system for UCF students who partici­ NATALIE MORERA News Editor until the BOT gives what I've heard from Greek plans to resign, more than a year after pate in unique extracurricular on Tuesday. Now the deci­ sion is being passed to the approval." Affairs, you can probably fit he was brought in to weed out activities during their week­ The Pi Kappa Alpha Board of Trustees on Jan.17. The suspension of the two pretty nice-sized hous­ corruption that sent the previous ends. house may be torn down, "The house was dis­ fraternity at UCF after haz­ es on that lot." , secretary to prison, state officials said We are looking for people making the land available cussed in the meeting on ing incidents has left the SGA Vice President Thursday.James McDonough, 61, was for future Greek housing. Tuesday, and the committee Pike house vacant since Logan Berkowitz and appointed in 2006. who might have an intriguing hobby, uncommon job or The Facility Planning and recommended that UCF pay 2005. But now UCF may be Finance Committee, a divi­ $40,000 to demolish the able to make use of the land. enticing pastime. We want sion of the Board of · PLEASE SEE CHAPTERS ON A6 you to tell the story about Pike house," said Christine "The lot is large enough," I NATION & WORLD, A4 your weekend through your ' BUSH PREDICTS PEACE own words and your photo­ TREATY BEFORE HE graphs. Those who volunteer will be Experts say HPV infections are rising LEAVES WHITE HOUSE given a camera to use during KEITH SPENCER and most types are hannless, I President Bush, summing up meetings a particular weekend to doc­ Staff Writer HPV SYMPTOMS don't cause any symptoms and with both sides in the Israeli­ ument their experiences. · go away on their own. Palestinian dispute,said Thursday that Health experts warn that a WHEN HPV DOES NOT PRODUCE of HPV are detected through Pap According to Yerkes, there a peace accord will require"painful This is your chance to common sexually transmitted SYMPTOMS: smears in women. Unfortunately, are hundreds ofdifferent types , political concessions'' by each. Bush is enlighten people on different virus is linked to most cases of HPVis a group of more than 100 there is no medical test available for of HPV, with probably more in the Mideast for eight days. lifestyles, occupations or cervical cancer. different viruses. There are some types men. than 30 different types that > • leisurely activities that some The virus, Human Papillo­ that are high-risk, cancer-causing affect the female genitalia. mavirus, or HPV; has many dif­ strains; other strains are known to WHEN HPV DOES PRODUCE Gardasil, a vaccine that was students may not even know ferent strains, each affecting INDEX TODAY'S ' cause genital warts. The HPV strains SYMPTOMS: approved by the U.S. Food and about. the human body differently. In Drug Administration in 2006, • Around Campus 2 WEATHER responsible for causing genital warts Not all strains of HPV cause cancer. If you are interested, please many cases, HPV is not seri­ Other strains of HPV can produce protects against the four major • Weather 2 call the CFF Newsroom at ous, but a few types have been do not cause cancer, and vice versa. The strains Qf HPV that are known genital warts, which are cauliflower­ strains of HPV: 6, 11, 16 and 18. • Local & State 2 407-447-4558 and leave a known to cause cancer in These four types were Nation & World 4 to cause cervical cancer do not like growths that occur on and around message for Andy Jacobsohn, women. the vagina, penis and anus. selected for Gardasil because Sports 11 Men and women who are produce any symptoms. These types they cause about 70 percent of Opinions CHANCET­ • ; 1 • or e-mail 14 ··photo@cen- younger than 26 years of age - CANCER.ABOUT.COM cervical cancers and 90 per­ aassifieds 15 STORMS ..._ and have had more than one cent of genital warts. I) Sudoku /. tralfloridafu- sexual partner are more at risk "[HPV] 16, 18, 31, 33, 56 are tor of clinical programs at the Center. Crossword ~~. 19° 60° , , ture.com. for contracting HPV, accord­ HIGH LOW M ing to Karen §erkes, coordina- UCF Student Health Services HPV is a common virus, PLEASE SEE VACCINE ON A4 Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com r., January 11,2008 • (entnl :florlba Stutute · ,;:-

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VUCF tables at New UCF Arena NEWSROOM Volunteer UCF will table at 407-447-4558 • the Men's Basketball Game Editor-in-Chief against Tulsa at the New UCF Melissa Heyboerx213 Arena Saturday from 7 p.m. to ·-- editor@(entralRoridaFuture.com 10 p.m. News Editors They will have a Get Carded Matt Morrison and table where students can stop COURTESY COREY LEVY Natalie'Morera x213 by and learn about organ and Knightlyfe.com, seen here in a screen shot, was started in January 2007 by two UCF students, Carey Sobes and Corey Levy, and is set to launch its new Web site today. news@(entra/RoridaFuture.r.am ~ tissue donation. For more infor­ mation, contact vucf_getcard­ Opinions Editor [email protected]£edu. Jeffrey Riley and Tara Young x213 • VUCF holds Family Picnic Looking for the opinions@Centra/RoridaFuturecom Volunteer UCF Knight-Thon Sports Editor will be holding its first Family Padrick Brewer x215 Picnic Sunday from 11:30 am. to sports@(entralRoridaFuture.com • 3:30 p.m. at Downey Park. Variety Editor Volunteers will have the Jamie Salmasian x214 opportunity to meet many of [email protected] the miracle families who have Photo Editor helped by the funds ·that Andy Jacobsohn Knight-Thon raises for Chil­ photo@(entralRoridqFuture.com dren's.Miracle :Network. • Staff Writers Students launch popular Web site Richard Bilbao, Donald Thomann, William Goss, Whitney Hamrick, Jennifer Larino, Lauren • PATRICIA WEIGEL Paulauskas, Zaileen Roach, LOCAL Staff Writer Kelda Senior, Amanda K. Shapiro, Robyn Sidersky, Keith Spencer, Amanda &STATE Welch, Kari Wilberg, Stephanie Wilken -Juniors Carey Sobes and Copy Editors Keep local with headlines Brian Murphy, you may have missed Billie Hartl, Megan Speer Corey Levy's Web site all began • James McDonough to retire from Staff Photographers heading Florida~ prison system Brian Bustos, Liana Cole, Vanessa Ezeta, TALLAHASSEE The with an idea for a coupon book. Shanna Fortier, head of Florida's prison system Rayma Jenkins, Ashley Koehler, Corey Maynard, Nicole Stance!, • plans to resign, more than a Gregory Territo year after he was brought in to The idea evolved into a Web w~ed out corruption that sent Editorial Cartoonist the previous secretary to site which is now called Knight­ Spain Fischer ·• prison, state officials said Graphic Artists Thursday. Maya Borenstien, Cara Cooper, James McDonough, 61, was Lyfe.com. Joseph Mangabat, Brad Walkover appointed by then-Gov. Jeb • Bush to serve as Corrections "I wouldn't mind being a Google Magers was. With the launch of a new Editorial Adviser Department secretary in 2006 Abraham Aboraya man," Levy, the 20-year-old UCF version of KnightLyfe.com, Levy and adv.· FloridaFuturer.am after his predecessor, James entrepreneur said of the success Web Sobes hope to catapult their company ., Crosby, was indicted for taking tycoons Larry Page and Sergey Brin into even greater success. kickbacks from a prison con­ had after founding Google, Inc. Levy's COURTESY COREY LEVY BUSINESS According to Levy and Sobes, the Carey Sobes, left, and Corey Levy's idea to start 407-447-4555 tractor. business partner and friend, Carey revamped site will offer new con­ Knightlyfe stemmed from the idea of a coupon book. When Gov. Charlie Crist Sobes, 20, chuckled because he cepts such as an interactive calendar Advertising Sales Director ., took office in 2007, he asked knows he would not mind following and KnightLyfe's version of the yel­ to the next level. Mark Lanaris x204 McDonough to stay on. At the in their footsteps either. low pages. Night clubs and students Levy and Sobes are committed to [email protected] time, McDonough said he Their dreams are not too far off alike can be added as administrators building stronger ties with UCF, apart University Sales Director • would stay for six months, but though. Levy and Sobes launched and add events to the calendar. Visi­ from just the night life of its students. Heissam Jebailey x201 in August at Crist's request, he Knightlyfe.com in January 2007 and tors to the site will also be able to Both believe the key to that will be [email protected] agreed to remain through the launched a new version of the site make profiles and tag themselves in developing a relationship with the end of last year. Crist said this today. pictures. Student Government Association. Classifieds Sales Director • week that he knew McDonough The idea for the Web site devel­ Ryan Kirkwood, a 19-year-old biol­ They would also like to begin taking Trisha Irwin x212 was looking to do something oped out of Levy's idea to start a ogy major, said he goes on the site photographs for UCF Athletics. ·[email protected] different, and praised the pro­ coupon book. At the time, he and "because they have a lot of funny pic­ At this point, though, their plates Distribution Manager fessionalism he'd returned to Sobes worked as deejays. The duo tures." appear to be full. Both Levy and ·Ryan McDonald x211 ., the prisons agency. took their love of the night life and Students like Kirkwood can relax Sobes are full-time students taking 16 [email protected] Crist said he expected turned it into KnightLyfe.com knowing Sobes said the new site credit hours each. General Manager McDonough to leave at the end Since then it has taken the night would have the feature that drives "We work nonstop," Levy said. "It's Raymond G. Bush x220 .. of January. - life of UCF students by storm. not as easy as it looks." RayB@Knig{1tNewspapers.com McDonough didh't return a According to Sobes, ''A lot of sacrifices are made," call for comment on why he Knightlyfe.com has 2,000-3,000 "I wouldn't mind Sobes said. Fax: 407-447-4556 decided to leave, or what he visitors each day and employs 15 Levy and Sobes hope to branch ., intends to do next. people with jobs ranging from being a Google man." out all over Florida - they are Published by Knight Newspapers Crist said he has nearly promoters to photographers. already fully operating in Palm 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 decided on a replacement, but Knightlyfe.com photographers Beach - and eventually other Orla~do, FL 32817 declined to name the person, can be spotted any night of the -COREY LEVY regions of the country. They dis­ ., saying that an announcement week snapping pictures of partiers 20-YEAR-OLD UCF ENTREPRENEUR cussed changing 'the name as they was likely early next week. at bars around the UCF area The brought the company to different McDonough, a retired Army company started at only one bar schools so that the new visitors to '1,,ucF ., colonel and former head of and now has branched out to 12 with most of the Web site's traffic. the site would not think it was geared Florida's drug control agency, an ever-growing · list of newly "We want people to go on this solely toward UCF students. Levy Stands For Opportunlty8 brought a tough, no-nonsense, acquired contacts. everyday and use it kind of as a home and Sobes eventually came to the .. military-style approach to the Chelsea Magers, 20-year-old page," Sobes said. conclusion that the Knight would Ap ., department and quickly let health services administration major, Although Kirkwood said he had stay in KnightLyfe. ffiASSOOATED COLLEGIATE Associated said she found out about the site after only been on the site a couple of Although the future success of PRESS Press PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 she had her picture taken at a bar and times, the new features interest him. KnightLyfe.com cannot be guaran­ one of the photographers handed her "I will [ visit] if they have a calen­ teed, Sobes is confident. ., a KnightLyfe.com card. dar," he said. "Every UCF student will recognize Many other visitors to the site With this new launch, Levy and our logo," he said. 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POLK CITY - About 70 vehicles crashed Wednesday on a highway blanketed by fog and smoke from a brush fire in ·, central Florida, and local offi­ cials said four people were killed and 38 were injured in the mangled, fiery wrecks. A stretch of nearly 15 miles ofInterstate 4 between Tampa and Orlando was closed by several accidents, including the 70-vehicle pileup. Aerial foo!age showed the soupy mix of fog and smoke covering the landscape for miles and giving 1the sky an eerie golden color 1 in the morning. , The poor visibility ham­ pered rescue efforts, forcing officials to walk along the closed stretch of I-4 checking I individual vehicles for injuries, Florida Highway I Patrol Trooper Larry Coggins said. The conditions later I cleared up, showing charred trucks and crumpled cars pinned underneath some trac­ tor trailers. The names of the victims have not been released, but all died at the scene. Coggins con­ Ifirmed that 38 people were injured, five of them seriously. I Crews worked late .in the morning to rescue one man pinned beneath an overturned deputy saying Wednesday Coggins said a contributing } Itruck Numerous tractor trail­ morning. factor of the crashes was the ers overturned on the road- The sheriff added that fog, but downplayed the way, including a tanker. At although Tomer was shaken smoke from the fire. He said !least six of them burned com­ up, he helped move people to troopers patrolled the area pletely. safety as vehicles continued to earlier Wednesday morning "Everything came to a halt," pile up - the sounds of metal and smoke was not an issue. said Robert Ellison, a motorist grinding and gnashing in the Since Tuesday, firefighters I driving east on the highway darkness. have battled the controlled about 6 a.m. ''You can't see Turner was haunted, how­ bum that grew out of their your hand in front of your ever, by those he couldn't save. grasp and charred 400 acres. face." '"I watched a man burn to The fire, which is burning Ellison told The Tampa Tri- death today,"' Judd· recounted roughly half a mile from the 1 bune and WFLA-TV that he the deputy saying afterward. highway, is 90 percent con­ narrowly avoided an accident The Florida Highway tained, Division of Forestry and stopped to try to help Patrol is investigating the spokeswoman Chris Kintner trapped motorists. "There was crash and the role of smoke said. no indication of anything. from the fire that started as a She said forestry workers Then you couldn't see 5 feet," controlled bum and grew out notified the highway patrol he said. of control. that smoke from the blaze One of the fJ,rst accident Judd said Wednesday could mix with fog. victims was a sheriff's deputy, morning he was "exceptional­ Signs warning people ofthe Polk County Sheriff Grady ly concerned" about the deci­ smoke were placed on the ) Judd said Deputy Jack Turner sion to start a fire during dry interstate, but Kintner said she ill told Judd that conditions on conditions and days after a did not know if they were illu­ the road worsened suddenly. freeze likely added more tin-: minated. "'It was clear, it was a little der. State officials are still There is no estimate on foggy, then it was total dark­ REINHOLD MATAY / ASSOCIATED PRESS investigating how the fire got when I-4, the main east-west Smoke left from a brush fire and fog caused an early morning multi-vehicle pileup that closed Interstate 4 near Lakeland seen in this aerial ness,"' Judd recounted the out of control artery for central Florida, will view Wednesday. Officials said the accident killed at least four people and closed a nearly 15-mile stretch of the highway in Central Florida.

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- JULIE BUSCH / ASSOCIATED PRESS Police and rescue workers on the scene at a multi-vehicle collision on 1-4 near Lakeland thi!t left four people dead and closed a nearly 15-mile stretch of the highway in Central Florida early Wednesday. Officials said the smoke from a brush fire and dense fog caused the 70-car pileup.

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'] ( A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com January 11,2008 • ~nmtl 3loriba 1utut:e LOCAL & STATE NATION & WORLD Vaccine is way to protect • FROM A2 Keep current with headlines from around the globe FROM Al during their lifetime. Many using a high-powered binocu­ people who have the virus may lar magnifying instrument. A employees know he would not show signs or symptoms. biopsy may be taken if suspi­ have zero tolerance for any­ examples oftypes that are high risk and possibly cause cervical This means they can pass the cious areas are found r thing that sounded like cor­ virus on to others without even The Women's Clinic offers ruption. cancer," said Yerkes. "There are lots of different groupings knowing. the test for a nominal charge. McDonough told The This fee is much lower than the of them, but the majority of "Once a young patient has Associated Press in June that community standards and HPV types that cause changes been exposed to HPV. their he had mostly accomplished immunity starts to build up an lower than what Planned Pru;­ what he set out to do. While on a woman's Pap smear test or cervical cancer would be types immune response. Sometimes, enthood offers. The business there may still be intermittent office would work with the 16orl8." a young woman's immune sys­ wrongdoing by individual tem does not do all that it person to set up a payment employees, a certain institu­ Penetrative sex is not the only way this infection is trans­ should, so she may need treat­ plan. tionalized lawlessness that It is entirely possible to have mitted HPV is passed through ment," Yerkes said. "If it is existed at top levels of the something like an abnormal a normal Pap smear and still be agency had been weeded out, touching - hand to genital or genital to genital - an infected Pap smear, a woman may need infected with HPV. An addi­ he said. something like Cryo-surgery. tional HPV screen may be rec McDonough was always person's lesions. A Pap smear is a part of a Ifit's genital warts, it's more of ommended by doctors. careful to say that he had MUHAMMED MUHEISEN / ASSOCIATED PRESS The Centers for Disease President George W. Bush waves as he walks with Palestinian President Mahmoud gynecological exam and it a local treatment and prescrip­ enormous respect for the tion to treat themselves at Control recommend females rank and file corrections offi­ Abbas upon arrival at Abbas' headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday. helps detect abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix before home." get the vaccine before they cers and that they There are other rarer kinds become sexually active. Gar­ deserved not to be tainted by Bush predicts peace treaty Woman found with bodies of they have a chance to become before he leaves White House 4 girls faces murder charges pre-cancerous or cervical can­ of cancer that HPV can cause. dasil is most effective ia • the actions of top officials at women who have not ye~ RAMALLAH, West Bank WASHINGTON - A cer. HPV types 6 and 11 are con­ including anal cancer. Yerkes the agency who were mired acquired any of the four HP¥ - President Bush, summing woman found in her home sidered low risk and are also indicated that there have in scandal types covered by the vaccine., . up meetings with both sides with the decomposing responsible for causing 99 per­ been studies, not so much in But he was at odds with females but in the young pop­ The vaccine has been widely them from time to time too. in the Israeli-Palestinian dis­ bodies of four girls faces cent of genital warts as well as pute, said Thursday that a murder charges, and changes in the cervix that are ulation that HPV can cause tested in females aged 9-26. Last year, he demanded throat cancer. "From a medical stand peace accord will require authorities believe she is abnormal but noncancerous. that corrections officers point, it makes sense to immu, "painful political conces­ their mother, officials said The Women's Clinic at the Currently, Gardasil is the improve their fitness arid had only vaccine on the market to nize a person before they've sions" by each. Resolving Thursday. UCF Student Health Services • a plan that would require had sexual contact," Yerkes the status of Jerusalem will Banita Jacks, 33, was Center is now using a liquid­ prevent HPV. But there is them to prove they were in another vaccine that is still said "I know there are many. shape to keep their jobs. be hard, he said, and he expected to appear Thurs­ based Thin Prep Pap test, called for the end of the day in D.C. Superior Court, which produces a higher-quali­ being tested that offers protec­ groups in our population that Some employees balked, and tion against two strains ofHPY, are concerned about the moral •· the union that represents "occupation" of Arab land where the charges will be ty specimen than obtained in by the Israeli military. formally presented, prose­ the past from the conventional not four strains. This vaccine issues, but realistically, young them said it was hurting has not yet been approved by women will have a sexual rela­ morale. McDonough also Bush is in the Mideast for cutors said. Pap smear. eight days, trying to bolster "We are working on the According to Yerkes, genital ·the FDA, but it may come out tionship at some time in their. instituted random drug test­ life. It's a part of being · a his goal of achieving a long­ assumption that these are warts caused by low-risk, later this year. ing for employees, including Gardasil is administered woman. To protect that young testing for steroids, which fig­ elusive peace agreement by her four children," police untreated HPV can primarily the end of his presidency in Chief Cathy Lanier said at lead to disfigurement whereas through an injection. Patients woman is an important thing. ured in allegations ofmiscon­ 'We really do have moms .. a year. Speaking at his hotel a news conference. the high-risk type, if left are given three doses over a duct by prison workers coming and asking for it. Peo-, in Jerusalem, he said again The bodies of the girls untreated, can lead to cervical period of six months. The sec­ before he arrived ple forget about the tetanus· that he thinks that is possi­ - ages 5, 6, 11 and 17 - had cancer, depending on how iong ond dose is given two months McDonough said it was after the first dose, and the shot because it's been around part ofhis effort to boost con­ ble. been in the apartment for the patient is infected with .. Bush gave his most at least two weeks before HPV. third dose is given six months forever, but they come llll fidence in the agency and after the first dose. It is impor­ knowing about [ Gardasil] and emphasize the professional­ detailed summation yet of deputy U.S. marshals serv­ "People get very anxious what a final peace should ing an evktion notice next about it [HPV]," Yerkes said. tant to get all three doses at the wanting it for their daughters." ism of the majority of the proper time in order to boost Most HPV-positive women workers. include, including U.S. door discovered them "It's a hard thing to discuss • expectations for the resolu-· Wednesday, authorities between sexual partners. Peo­ the body's immunity response become HPV negative in 6-14 months. Only 10 percent of tion of some of the hardest said. ple under the 25 to 26 age group and receive full protection. Gardasil is a purified pro­ women have an inadequate - ASSOCIATED PRESS issues in the violent conflict, Jacks, who faces four who would have more than one of the world's longest­ counts of murder, could one sexual partner would be tein rather than a live virus. It is immune response and contin­ • running and most receive a maximum of life most at risk for contracting not yet known whether the ue to be HPV positive after five intractable. He used tough in prison if convicted. HP\T.'' vaccine offers lifelong immuni­ years. language intended to put "I don't think anyone in In 2005, the Centers for Dis­ ty or ifa booster shot is needed "HPV has always been • HIGHER both sides bn notice that he the city can remember a ease Control and Prevention Women who have an around," Yerkes said "It's that sees no reason they cannot case involving this many estimated that more than 20 abnormal Pap smear need to our knowledge has increased get down to serious busi­ young people who have million people in the United have a more diagnostic test, more. I've been doing women's EDUCATION ness, "starting right now." died in such a tragic way," States had the virus. In that . known as a Colposcopy. Dur­ health for more than 30 years, What's in the news at In his set of U.S. bottom Mayor Adrian M. Fenty same year, the CDC estimated ing a Colposcopy, the doctor and we didn't know about HPV colleges around the country lines were security for Israel, said. that at least 50 percent of sexu­ looks for pre-cancerous or can­ until the 1990s. So each year a "contiguous" state for the The home where the ally active people catch HPV cerous changes of the cervix our knowledge is gaining." ., Report shows most states ~et low Palestinians and the expec­ bodies were found is in one marks for teacher preparation tation that final borders will of the city's poorest, vio­ Most states could be be negotiated to a~commo­ lent neighborhoods. doing much more to ensure date territorial changes About one-third of the • that their colleges of edu­ since Israel's formation 60 city's homicides last year cation adequately prepare years ago. occurred · in the area, teachers, according to a He made a point of using according to preliminary report released this morn­ a loaded term - occupation police statistics. ing by Education Week. - to describe Israeli control As part of its annual over land that would eventu­ New Mexico Gov. to drop out report card grading states ally form the bulk of an inde­ of Democratic presidential race on their education policies pendent Palestinian state. New Mexico Gov. Bill and performance, the That he did so in Jerusalem Richardson is shelving his newspaper developed a underscored that he is trying campaign for the Democ­ new set of measures for not to seem partial to Israel. ratic presidential nomina­ C> evaluating teacher prepara­ On borders, Bush said tion after back-to-back tion based on a yearlong "any agreement will require fourth-place finishes in the analysis of best practices in adjustments" to the lines first two contests in Iowa the field. drawn for Israel in the late and New Hampshire. South Carolina fared the 1940s. He was referring to Richardson,60,planned best in the evaluation of Israeli neighborhoods on to announce his plans teacher preparation, disputed lands that· Israel Thursday, according to two receiving a grade of A-. would keep when an inde­ people close to the gover­ The newspaper's aver­ pendent Palestinian state is nor with knowledge of the age grade for states in this formed decision. area was a C. At the same time, Bush They spoke late The paper noted that reiterated that Palestinians Wednesday on condition just 30 states rate teacher­ deserve better than a "Swiss of anonymity in advance of preparation programs cheese" state. and that a state the governor's remarks. based on the share of their wouldn't be viable other­ Richardson campaign ... graduates who pass state wise. officials declined to com­ licensing examinations, He offered no specifics to ment on the governor's and just 18 hold the pro­ resolve the fact of disputed decision, reached after a grams accountable for how Jerusalem, but urged both meeting with his top advis­ well their graduates per­ sides to work toward a solu­ ers Wednesday in New form in,the classroom. tion in what he said could be Mexico. The report also faulted the most difficult issue to The governor was m,ost states for not doing settle in a long list ofdifficult believed to have remained enough to make sure high issues. in New Mexico after schools adequately prepare Wednesday's meeting, but students for college. U.S. bombers unleash 40,000 neither his campaign office < It said that three states pounds of bombs in 1O minutes nor his gubernatorial office make college preparation a BAGHDAD U.S. issued a public schedule requirement for earning a bombers and jet fighters for him Thursday. high-school diploma, six unleashed 40,000 pounds of With the New Mexico align their high-school explosives during a 10- Legislature convening for requirements with college minute airstrike Thursday, its annual one-month regu­ expectations, and, 15 have flattening what the military lar session next Tuesday, clearly defined college called al-Qaida in Iraq safe there was speculation the readiness. havens on the southern out­ two-term governor might The newspaper's report skirts of the capital announce he was "sus­ card includes a "chance­ The strike, carried out pending" his campaign for for-success index" that above approaching troops, the time being - rather rates states on several indi­ was part of Operation Phan­ than formally withdrawing cators shaping the long­ tom Phoenix, a nationwide from the race. term prospects of their res­ campaign launched Tuesday · Richardson had one of idents, ranging from the against al-Qaida in Iraq. the most wide-ranging percentage of children A military statement said resumes of any candidate with low-income families two B-1 bombers and four F- ever to run for the presi­ to the percentage of adults 16 fighters dropped the dency, bringing experience • with college degrees and bombs on 40 targets in Arab from his time in Congress, full-time jobs. Jabour in 10 strikes. President Clinton's Cabi­ Massachusetts scored Al-Qaida fighters are net, in the New Mexico • highest on the index, fol­ believed to control Arab Statehouse as well as his • lowed by New Jersey, New Jabour, a Sunni district lined unique role as a freelance • Hampshire, Connecticut with citrus groves and diplomat. and Vermont. scarred by daily violence. As a Hispanic, he added The lowest scores went The attack came a day to the unprecedented to 1""[ississippi, Louisiana, after the U.S. military diversity in the Democratic New Mexico, Nevada and reported that nine'American field that also included a West Virginia. soldiers were killed north of black man and a woman. .. the capital in the first two days of a new offensive. i)iucF Stands .,$Opportunity - CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATidN - ASSOCIATED PRESS .,

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) were killed nationwide in ava­ In Colorado, the resort towns lanches in the 2001-2002 sea­ of Aspen and Steamboat set Idaho. a little bit of education on ava­ the Wasatch County Sheriffs In Colorado's Conejos son, the most on record, records for December, each "When you have these lanches and unstable terrain Office, responded to that slide. County, volunteer rescuers on according to the U.S. Forest receiving more than 9 feet. huge systems that come, that is and what triggers them." He said asking why people snowmobiles said they risked ) Service. "Everyone wants a powder typically when we get the On Friday, a Worcester, head into the backcountry becoming stuck in the snow Avalanches are the biggest day," said Nick Bohnenkamp, most fatalities," he said. Mass., man was killed when he despite high avalanche risks is themselves as they searched killer, but they are not the only spokesman for Colorado Ski Bob Corney, director of the was buried by falling snow like asking why drivers speed for the six missing snowmobil­ one. Blizzards, reckless skiing Country USA, a tourism pro­ Bridger-Teton National Forest while skiing in the backcoun­ on the highway despite traffic ers. and snowboarding, and sud­ moter. "The way it has been Avalanche Center in Jackson, try near Vail, Colo. deaths. Mineral County Sheriff denly changing weather have snowing, it has been a powder Wyo., said Wyoming has seen That same day in Washing­ "They do it because 'I'm Fred Hosselkus had to delay also talcen their toll. day almost every day." a number of close calls this ton near Mount Pilchuck, a not going to get caught ... the search for the two skiers at On Sunday, a skier was But the danger created by season A snowmobiler died in teenage girl was killed when a because I can't resist the temp­ the Wolf Creek Ski Area killed at Colorado's Purgatory blankets of fresh snow can be an avalanche in the Snowy group she was hiking with was tation of virgin snow. It's just because the avalanche risk resort after skiing off a cliff in as spectacular as its promise of Range last week. hit by a snow slide. Two com­ out , there screaming my was too great to send in crews. a blizzard. In Oregon, a snow- adventure. '¼bout 90 percent of the panions were swept up but name,"' Hazard said "Ifpeople In Alaska, state police ' boarder at Mount Hood "It is that balance between people who die in the ava­ managed to escape. were smart about it, they spokeswoman Megan Peters Meadows suffocated Dec. 27 enthusiasm and caution that is lanche trigger the avalanche or A Utah snowmobiler was would put me out ofbusiness." said troopers have conducted in quicksand-like snow around so important," said Doug someone with them triggers killed New Year's Eve in an The snow has come down 50 search-and-rescue opera­ the base of a tree. Abromeit, director of the U.S. the avalanche that kills them," avalanche 200 feet wide and so heavily at times it has tions since mid-October, look­ On Monday, six snowmo­ Forest' Service National Corney said. "The most 1,000 feet long. delayed rescuers from search- ing for overdue hunters, snow­ bilers from New Mexico were Avalanche Center in Ketchum, important thing to do is to get Ron Hazard, a rescuer for ing for missing people. · mobilers and hikers.

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Hollinger announced the approval at the Interfraterni­ ty Council's meeting on Wednesday. "They're excited," Hollinger said. "They have questions about what's going to happen next." Micah Gregus, the IFC vice president of Public Relations, said it's great news • and will be a great thing for the Greeks to expand their ROB MATTSON/ ASSOCIATED PRESS community. • Meghan Gleason, left, of Upper Township, NJ., photographs her grandmother Judi No chapters have been Gleason, middle, of Sarasota, with Robert Burck, known as ''The Naked Cowboy," in chosen to live in the poten­ Sarasota on Wednesday. He said he's taking a break from his usual venue: Times Square. tial houses, but the decision process is already in its pre­ • liminary stages. Dellert said if the lot was to be used for Greek housing, there would be an applica­ College focused tion process to choose which chapters would occupy the homes. "It's going to be a selec­ on hiring faculty tion process," Hollinger said. "It's going to look at every­ FROM A1 thing from academics to if • MED SCHOOL DONORS there's been any conduct "I am thrilled · we have issues, how many people are reached this milestone," Dean Donors for the UCF College of in your chapter - those ofthe College of Medicine Dr. Medicine Capital Project include: A sorts of things." • Deborah German said in a Friends' Foundation Trust, Al and Financial information press release. "I am thankful Nancy Burnett, Anonymous, Bank of could also be noted to deter­ for those leaders who have America Foundation ,Brevard County mine whether or not the • stepped forward and invested Government, Darden Restaurants, chapter will be able to main­ in the health of our communi­ Demetree Family, Dr. Phillips, Inc., The tain the house. Community ty. I can think of no better con­ Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation, involvement would also be a factor. tribution to our future." Florida Hospital, Alan and Harriet • The school received a pre­ "It's a myriad of different Ginsburg Family Foundation, HD things," Hollinger said, "not liminary site visit from the Supply, Beat and Jill Kahli, Lake County LCME in December. just if you can pay for it, you In addition to recruiting Govemment,Joseph R. Lee, The Martin can get in sort of deal." • donors, the college has Andersen-Gracia Andersen The housing that is pres­ focused on hiring faculty. Foundation, Inc., Dick and Mary Nunis, ent today on Greek Park ''We're completely ontrack Orange County Government, Orlando Drive was not chosen with that," said Pet-Armacost. Regional Healthcare System, Osceola through an application • More than 160 members of County Government, Larry and Janet process, Hollinger said. the community have been Pino, Seminole County Government, ''You can be an awesome offered appointments as vol­ Sonny's Franchise Restaurants, The · chapter with 100-or-so peo­ unteer faculty. This includes Tavistock Group/Joe Lewis, Steve and ple," Hollinger said, "but local physicians and Paula Walsh, Wachovia Foundation, then you have another chap­ researchers that will help Walt Disney World Resorts,andWinter ter that has 300, and they're teach and mentor the stu­ Park Health Foundation. going to be more financially • dents. Additionally, the faculty stable at that point. They felt in the Burnett College of Bio­ as if it should be a more col­ medical Scienc.es and their Armacost made a point lective thing." additional hires will join the that if each student at UCF Gregus said no one wants • College of Medicine. contributed $1 toward a schol­ chapters to get kicked off "We have a staffing plan arship, they would be able to because · all the chapters that is a 5 year staffing plan," fund a medical student for a know what it feels like Pet-Armacost. year of their education. already. Each year as the student For more information on "Basically, they're looking body increases from 40 stu­ donating to the scholarship at all aspects to see who they dents, to 60, then 80, then 100 fund, visit the UCF Founda­ choose for those houses," and finally 120 students, the tion's Web site at www.foun­ Gregus said. "They want a " faculty will increase as well. dation.uc£edu or contact good chapter that won't Pet-Armacost said that the Charles Roberts, the vice pres­ abuse the privilege." recruitment and hiring is done ident of development at 407- If the houses are made, " to meet the needs of the pro­ 823-4539 or e-mail him at UCF will own the homes ANDY JACOBSOHN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE gram and the size of the class. [email protected]. instead ofhaving to deal with The Pi Kappa Alpha house,which has been unoccupied since 200S and owned by UCF since Dec.21,2006,may be demolished in the near a housing corporation. future. The Facility Planning and Finance Committee has approved the plan, which will now go before the Board ofTrustees. The College of UCF was handed the Pike ~,...~ Medicine house on Dec. 21, 2006, after tions]," Hollinger said. "That's Epsilon, were suspended they're excited about the broke ground a legal battle to gain control why it took this long for us to from UCF. chance to possibly be able to Oct.3,with of it from the Eta Phi Chapter actually get ap.other fraternity "[The Greek community] have access and live in these President John· Alumni Association. The Hitt and or sorority in there." really helped rebuild after houses." Student Orange County Circuit The university would what's happened the last Dellert said the Pike Government Court Judge ruled that the hold individual leases with year and the past couple house will go before the Association association violated their each member of the chapter years with the fraternities Board of Trustees on Jan. 17. President sublease agreement by not that resided in the home. that were kicked off," "It's not decided yet, but Brandie maintaining the home. Hollinger Last spring semester, two Hollinger said. "I think that it's definitely a possibility," present. "That's why we've had fraternities, Sigma Alpha they understand that certain Dellert said. "It's something issues with [housing corpora- Epsilon and Sigma Phi measures are necessary, and that's being talked about." (ff ARCHIVE

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It was the challenge of rebuilding a tattered football program that led this year." him to take the coaching job at KIRK SPERAW Southern Methodist, which stumbled UCF MEN'SBASKETBALL HEAD COACH to a 1-11 record this season. 'Where you are now excites me because the only way is up,and Iam BRIAN MURPHY good at going up," Jones said Monday. Staff Writer The introduction of Jones at a ....b,ooster-packed press conference ended The old cliche "a win is a the nation's longest college coaching win" was definitely appropriate · search this year.It had been 70 days for the UCF Men's Basketball since Phil Bennett was dismissed with team after its 52-41 victory over four games left in the season. Southern Miss on Tuesday School officials hope Jones, the star night. The game was the perfect quarterback for Portland State in the example of a defensive struggle 1970s, can bring some of Hawai'i's run- and wasn't glitzy in any sense, but the Knights were certainly :, • and-shoot magic, which produced 43 points per game,an undefeated regular happy to leave Hattiesburg, season and a BCS bowl berth this year. Miss., triumphant in their first They were also impressed by Jones' Conference USA game of the ability to resuscitate Hawai'i, which season. went0-12 before he arrived in 1999 "Points were not going to and won nine games. come e~sy tonight," said UCF head coach Kirk Speraw, whose .J) team moved to 8-7 overall on the season. "We were hoping that we would play great defense tonight because we knew that they would. It was just a defensive struggle throughout. Good looks were • hard to come by, but our defense for 40 minutes was the best we've played this year." After the teams traded bas­ • kets to open the game, Southern Miss guard Courtney Beasley hit a free throw to give the fEDERER, HENIN ARE NAMED Golden Eagles a 3-2 lead at the "' TOP SEEDS AT AUSTRALIA 18:48 mark of the first half. It MELBOURNE,Australia- Roger would be the last lead that Federer and Justine Henin took the No. Southern Miss would have as 1 seeds atop the Australian Open on the Knights went on a 10-0 run Thursday. over the next nine minutes. As usual atthe season'.s first major Meanwhile, the Golden Eagles event, the top 32 players have been (8-7 overall, 0-1 in C-USA) seeded according to their world missed their next eight shots rankings. from the field. Their next points Spain's Rafael Nadal is second, were two free throws from followed by Serbia'.s Novak Djokovic on guard Jeremy Wise with 9:51 to the men'.s side. Russia'.s Svetlana play in the half. Kuznetsova is No.2 among the women, Wise would spark the G_old­ ahead of Serbia's Jelena Jankovic and en Eagles near the end of the Ana lvanovic,and Russia's Maria ) first half, leading an 8-2 South::: Sharapova. ern Miss run that cut · the Sharapova was seeded No. 1 last year Knights' lead down to 20-15 as when she lost the final to Serena Williams, who was unseeded and the teams entered halftime. ranked No.81 before l'ler stunning The Knights shot just 32 per­ comeback to win an eighth Grand Slam . cent in the first half, but the singles title. Golden Eagles were even worse Serena Williams was seeded seventh at 29 percent. this year, one spot above sister Venus The Knights stretched their Williams, who missed last year's lead to nine early in the second Australian Open. half off a 3-pointer from guard }I Federer is aiming to become the first Mike O'Donnell, who came into man in the Open era to win three the contest on a l-of-16 slump consecutive Australian Open singles from above the arc. The Knights , STEVE COLEMAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS ) titles. UCF guard Jermaine Taylor tries to drive past Southern Miss guard R.L. Horton during the first half of the Knights' 52-41 win over the Golden Eagles in Hattiesburg, Miss., on Tuesday. PLEASE SEE UCF ON A8 COlfEGE BASKETBAtlfr:f. : Volleyball lures new coach from Southern Cal RYAN BASS "[Director of Athletics said in a press release. "His Staff Writer Keith] Tribble has set the bar background coaching and of success at a very high recruiting at the top of this After win­ level, and I could not be sport should thrust our pro­ ning only one more excited that he is giving gram to the forefront of Con­ match in Con­ me the opportunity to take ference USA and nationally. NO. 8TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS ference USA that vision to fruition." "We will win champi­ SEND OLE MISS TO FIRST LOSS over the past Dagenais, 38, brings a win­ onships in women's volley­ Mississippi came within seconds of a two seasons, ning mentality to UCF after ball under coach Dagenais." chance at remaining undefeated. Now the UCF Vol­ spending the past three sea­ Dagenais' resume includes t~e Rebels have to rebound from their leyball team sons as an assistant coach at time on the sidelines as the first loss. Dagenais needed a the University of Southern head coach for the 2007 USA Tyler Smith's layup with 4.2 seconds change. California. White Select National Team • left gave No. 8Tennessee an 85-83 Tuesday, that change came Under his watch, the Tro­ that won the silver metal at victory over No.16 Ole Miss on in the form of new head jans went 29-5 in 2007 and the High Performance Cham­ Wednesday night in the Southeastern coach Todd Dagenais, who made the NCAA Final Four pionships. • Conference opener for both teams. replaced Meg Colado after for the fourth time in six sea­ He spent time as a corre­ • · The Rebels (13-1) didn't even get off she resigned in November. sons. spondent for the program a shot on the game's final possession, "I am so proud to be a part They finished the season since 2004 and oversaw the • making the trip to Knoxville even a little of an athletic department ranked third in the final worse. girls' youth and junior and work with an athletic American Volleyball Coach­ national programs. Tennessee (13-1) led by 12 points administration that shares with 11 minutes left but the Rebels es Association poll. He was also involved with such a lofty vision of what "We are fortunate to have the U.S. Men's and Women's went on a 23-7 run that gave them an the UCF Women's Volleyball 83-79 lead with 2:22 left. lured Todd to UCF from his National Teams. ANDY JACOBSOHN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE program can become," Dage-, position at the University of UCF middle backers Blaire Brueggemeyer (left) and Jenny Heppert will play under the - ASSOCIATED PRESS nais said in a press release. Southern California." Tribble PLEASE SEE HOPES ON A8 tutelage ofTodd Dagenais in 2008. He was named as the Knights' head coach Tuesday. AB www.CentralF/oridaFuture.com January 11, 2008 • (enttal 31oriba '1ttuie Climate, population force permanent changes to Iditarod ' RACHEL D'ORO be bypassed. Associated Press "No matter how many • resources we have available, ANCHORAGE, Alaska - conditions will never be as The modern challenges of race-ready as Willow," Hoo­ global warming and popula­ ley said. "No matter what the • tion growth are catching up weather conditions would be, with the world's most famous there's a lot of asphalt and sled dog race. other things that don't mix Citing a warming climate well with competitive racing. and sprawling development, To be around that is stressful officials with the Iditarod for the dogs." Trail Sled Dog Race said In the early days ofthe Idi­ Wednesday they were imple­ tarod, there were no ceremo­ menting permanent logistical nial starts at all. The first two changes that in recent years years, in fact, the competitive have become the norm for race took off from Anchorage, • the March event. recalled 1978 winner Dick The March 1 ceremonial Mackey, the father of defend­ start in Anchorage will go ll ing champion Lance Mackey. miles, seven shorter than the Mushers were slower in • traditional route. The actual those days, their loads heav­ competitive start of the 1,100- ier and their equipment infe­ mile race the following day rior to today's sleek sleds, .. will move 30 miles north to Mackey said in a phone inter­ Willow from the traditional view from his winter home in site in Wasilla - where the Quartzsite, Ariz. Wasilla was Iditarod has its headquarters a long way from develop­ I and part of Alaska's fastest­ ment, too, he said. growing region. "In general it's much easi­ ·~ lot of development in er just to disappear and not the area makes it less desir­ have to contend with the • able, and there have been crowds," he said. less-than-winter conditions," For that reason, Willow is said Stan Hooley, exec4tive a good choice for the restart • director of the Iditarod TI:ail even though W:asilla is "beau­ Committee. "It just doesn't tiful for fans," Mackey said. Losing traditional Iditarod -make sense to us to make Ill choices that are not in the spots like Wasilla and Knik is best interest of both the two­ sad, said the younger Mackey, and four-legged competi­ who won the 1,000-mile Yukon tors." Quest International Sled Dog • Long gone are the early AL GRILLO / ASSOCIATED PRESS Race three weeks before win­ Zach Steer waves to fans at the start of last year's lditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Wasilla, Alaska on March 4, 2007. Citing the effects of global warming and population growth, officials ning last year's Iditarod But for days of the race that began in have moved the start of this year's race 30 miles north to Willow. The ceremonial start in Anchorage will go 11 miles, seven miles shorter than the traditional route. 1973 to commemorate the the most part, the Fairbanks 1925 delivery by sled dogs of race trail north of Willow For the ceremonial start, acceptable conditions on the 'opment and growth over the ' musher was pleased with the lifesaving diphtheria serum that managers made the snow is trucked along the trails." years. Now houses and busi­ new official restart site, even to Nome. unprecedented decision to route that begins in down­ Willow also has become nesses line the Knik-Goose though it means fans from Because of lack of snow, hold the restart in Fairbanks, town Anchorage. That's not a the preferred site for its rural Bay Road parallel to the south-central Alaska will have • the competitive launch - more than 200 miles from solution for the actual com­ setting, officials said. Mush­ Wasilla race route leading to to travel farther. called the restart - has not Wasilla. petition, officials said. ers take off from the frozen the checkpoint in the com­ "It's easier for the mush­ taken place·in Wasilla since Since then, Willow has "The reality is the teams Willow River and soon van­ munity of Knik, home of the ers, no doubt about it," he 2002. The following year, been the site where mushers racing," Hooley said. "That, in ish into the wilderness. late Joe Redington Sr., father said. '~d it's a good excuse conditions were so dismal and their dogs begin the trek and of itself, means there's a Wasilla, on the other hand, of the Iditarod. Under the for people to get out and see along some stretches of the to Nome. completely different level of has seen tremendous devel- route changes, Knik also will Alaska." - UCF gives up second-fewest points since D:.1 debut FROM A7 time in 12 games that Taylor 68 win at Colorado. • didn't lead the Knights in Guard Ben Uzoh scored 15 continued to build on their scoring. He had 13 points and points versus the Buffaloes lead as guard Dave Noel a career-high eight rebounds, and he leads the Golden Hur­ made a layup and drew a foul and O'Donnell added 10 ricane with an average of 16.9 for a 3-point play, and O'Don­ poiri:ts. Speraw said that cen­ points per game. He has fin­ nell hit a IO-foot jumper to ter Stanley Billings played his ished just one game this sea­ make the score 37-23 with best game of the season. He son with less than ll points. 13:45 remaining. had three of the team's six Guard Glenn Andrews was Southe'rn Miss would cut blocks in a career-high 27 the team's leading scorer the lead down to seven, but a minutes. against Colorado with 17 3-pointer from guard Jer­ Wise was the Golden points. He ranks third in the maine Taylor put the Knights Eagles' leading scorer with 14 conference in 3-point per­ back up by 10 with less than points, but that is five points centage behind Noel and six minutes remaining. below his season average. Memphis' Chris Douglas­ While the Golden Eagles No other Golden Eagles Roberts, the league leader. wouldn't mount much of a player scored in double fig­ Tulsa also has Conference threat for the rest ofthe game, ures as they shot just 33 per­ USA'.s leading shot-blocker in the Knights made finishing cent for the game, including 1- center Jerome Jordan. off their opponent difficult by of-10 from 3-point range. He has 42 blocks on the missing five consecutive free The 41 points were the sec­ season, an average of 3.5 per throws down the stretch. ond-fewest points allowed by contest. He had just two Noel paced the Knights UCF since the program blocks against the Buffaloes. ( with 17 points. It was the sev­ moved to Division I for the Speraw knows that every enth time in the past eight 1984-1985 season. conference game is going to games that Noel scored dou­ "This is a big confidence be tough for his team and that ble-figure points. builder, especially with the besides undefeated Memphis, Known more for his defen­ way we've been playing there is not a lot of separation sive prowess, Noel said that because we felt early in the between the rest of the teams some players have changed year that we gave a couple of in the league. . ( roles since last season and his games away," Noel said. "To "It's about who is going to change was to become more go to Southern Miss and be bring it each night, and who is of an offensive force. able to get a big win like that going to execute and who is "[The coaches] told me to on the road to start our con­ going to come with energy to be a little more aggressive ference, now that can give us defend," he said. " ... To go on offensively," Noel said. "They new life." the road for the first one and The Knights' next game is get a victory on the road to a know how I can play, so they { are just trying to do things their C-USA home opener team that we knew was going like that. It's just fortunate for Saturday versus Tulsa (8-4, 0- to be tough, that is good to me to have opportunities to 0). have in the bank. score a little bit more, go to The Golden Hurricane is The Knights and Golden riding a six-game winning Hurricane are scheduled to the hole and make things STEVE COLEMAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS happen." streak coming into Orlando, tip-off at 7 p.m. Saturday at UCF guard Mike O'Donnell tries to step in front of Southern Miss guard Jeremy Wise during the Knights' 51-42 win Tuesday. O'Donnell Tuesday's win was the first most recently claiming an 81- the New UCF Arena scored 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting. He also hit two 3-pointers to break out of a 1-of-16 slump above the arc over the past three games.

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FROM A7 diate, but we are all looking middle blocker Kerry Brown such a stronger leadership at it as we are starting this said. "He showed us why from the coaching staff will Prior to USC, Dagenais legacy under him." "We will win champions~ips in they were winning and why help [us] be guided into the spent time at Michigan State The new coach spent two we were losing and why our right direction." from 1999-2004 where he hours meeting with his team women's volleyball under coach numbers fell short." Former UCF head coach served as an associate head on Wednesday, introducing For a team that has lost 33 Meg Colado resigned after a ·• coach his final two seasons. himself as well as his philoso­ Dagenais." consecutive conference 2007 season in which the Under Dagenais, the Spar­ phies. matches and has posted a 14- Knights went winless in Con­ • tans went 100-58 and made "He has a very strict 47 record over the past two ference USA. the NCAA tournament each championship philosophy years, the Knights are hoping In the past two years, the • and [being a champion] - KEITH TRIBBLE that Dagenais' winning for­ Colado-led Knights managed year during his tenure. UCF DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS • "[Having Dagenais] is comes from within and out mula can transfer to this cur­ just one conference win, a 3-1 really promising because and not just on the court and rent UCF squad. victory over Southern Miss Michigan State was kind of in off the court," Campbell said. "He believes in a lot of dif­ last season. the same situation that we "It's something that he is try­ Dagenais spent time way. ferent things that our team Dagenais' worst record at are in and years later, they ing to build with us because reviewing tape of the Knights "He brought up a lot of hasn't been used to in the USC was the Trojans 17-ll were fighting for a national we were in a losing mentality 9-23 season in 2007 and our statistics from last year past, like faster paces prac­ showing in 2005-06. championship," outside hit­ so long that he wants to talked with the players about and compared them to the tices and a more structured He won at least 20 match­ ter Erin Campbell said. "[The rebuild our championship how some of their losses other teams in our confer­ program," Brown said. "Since es in each of his other two cp.ange] might not be ~- mentality." could have gone the other ence that< were winning," we are such aiifoung team, seasons. ~l

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t Magic down Clippers, :get 16th road victory JOHN NADEL Associated Press NEWS TO NOTE LOS ANGELES - Hedo MVP? ROAD WARRIORS I Turkoglu had his own per­ Orlando's Dwight Howard leads the For the NBA-leading 16th time this sonal cheering section NBA with 32 double-doubles and season, the Magic won on the road. Wednesday night at Staples averages 22.4 points and 15.2 That total is one more road win than Center. He put on quite a rebounds per game. they had all of last year. ·show for the fans from his native Turkey. Turkoglu scored 13 of his 28 points in the fourth quar­ high for the Clippers (10-22), Howard said. "We struggle ,ter and added three rebounds who lost for the 10th time in burying teams. It's tough and four assists in the period, 11 home games and for the right now - we've been up leading the Orlando Magic to ninth time in 10 games over­ and down. We're sticking • a 113-106 victory over the Los all. Tim Thomas added 20 together, things are going to Angeles Clippers. points, Chris Kaman had 17 turn around.'' Rashard Lewis scored 20 points, nine rebounds and Clippers coach Mike Dun­ points, Dwight Howard had four blocked shots, and Cutti­ leavy was ejected with 7:27 17 points and 17 rebounds and no Mobley scored 16 for Los remaining in the third quar­ Jameer Nelson added 14 Angeles. ter after picking up two tech­ points and nine assists for the The Clippers, who trailed nical fouls in rapid succes­ ) Magic (23-15), who won on by 18 points midway through sion. Assistant Jim Eyen filled the road for an NBA-leading the third quarter, outscored in after Dunleavy headed to 16th time - one more road the Magic 13-2 to trim Orlan­ the locker room, slapping victory than they had all last do's lead to 99-98 with 4:15 hands with fans on the way. season. remaining. Los Angeles had With Lewis and Nelson ' Turkoglu finished with two chances to take its first leading the way, the Magic seven rebounds and seven lead, but Mobley missed a outscored the Clippers 23-6 assists to go with his 28 jumper and Maggette com­ run for an 82-64 lead. Then, • points, which matched a sea­ mitted a turnover. after Dunleavy left, Los son-high. "That was a big play," Angeles went on a 15-6 run to "It feels great, man. They Maggette said of the pass he draw within nine · points just wanted to come and threw over Brevin Knight's entering the final period. • watch me," Turkoglu said of head. "We had the momen­ "I thought our team fought the contingent from Turkey tum going as a team. It was a and came back," Dunleavy that lives in the Los Angeles little too high." said. "Unfortunately, we're • area. "I had a good game, too. Regarding Turkoglu, going to look at the film It was a good present for Maggette said: "He just got tomorrow and be disappoint­ them. I'm going to try and say hot, man. We took Dwight ed in some ofthe mistakes we "Hi" to them, spend some out ofthe game, Rashard kind made between some of our • time with them. of cooled down." turnovers and shot selec­ "Hopefully this will get us Lewis then made a 3- tions.'' back on track." pointer for Orlando's first Maggette made a 3-pointer • The Magic had lost a sea­ points in more than five min­ as the first quarter ended, and son-high three straight games utes, giving the Magic a four­ the Clippers scored the first by a total of seven points point lead, and Nelson's 3- nine points of the second including a 104-100 setback at pointer with 1:57 to play made period to cut Orlando's lead to • Sacramento on Tuesday it 105-100. 35-29. Los Angeles got as close night. A 3-pointer by Mobley and as two points four times "He's had a lot of games a free throw by Maggette cut before the Magic extended • like this," Magic coach Stan Orlando's lead to 109-106 their lead to 59-54 at halftime. Van Gundy said of Turkoglu. with 29.5 seconds left, but Lewis scored five points "We like putting the ball in Turkoglu made two foul during an 11-0 run that gave his hands down the stretch. shots with 12.2 seconds the Magic an 18-7 lead, and , He makes solid, solid plays. remammg and Howard they were on top the rest of Our guys can tell you, he's added two more with 6.2 sec­ the way. Orlando led by as finished a lot of games like onds left to complete the many as 18 points in the first f that this year.''. scoring. quarter, shooting 15-of-21 in the period to 6-of-18 for the MARKJ. TERRILL / ASSOCIATED PRESS • · Corey Maggette scored 27 · "We kind of relaxed and Orlando Magic forward Hedo Turkoglu goes for a reverse layup past Los Angeles Clippers' center Chris Kaman during the second half of the poinjs to equal his season let them back in the _game," Clippers. Magic's 113-106 victoty Wednesday night in Los Angeles. Turkoglu scored 13 of his game-high 28 points in the fourth quarter.

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• (enttal :Jloritla 3=utun • January 11,2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com All MOVIETIMES Sia soothes with solemn, soulful voice AMANDA K. SHAPIRO ded. Prior music projects Found" and "Little Black San­ of Sia's supporting band does­ • Staff Writer include the influence of acid­ dals." Melodies are predomi­ n't offer anything particularly jazz and R&B, while most of nantly led by piano and guitar. significant. This fact further The first wave of new her more recent work has "Electric Bird" and "Play­ accentuates the obscurity of music for 2008 is beginning to been deemed a blend of elec­ ground" are two of the more her vocals. hit the shelves. Among some tronic, indie and pop. upbeat tracks on the album, . The song "Lullaby'' show­ of the more noteworthy of Sia's most notable success though Sia's voice seems best­ cases Sia's blurred and gritty artists, U.K. transplant Sia has as a solo artist came from her fitted' for the more solemn .vocals, while the song "Death Charlie Wilson's War (R) 12:lSp, 2:50, 5:10,7:55,10:20 returned to the spotlight to single "Breathe Me," which compo~itions on the release. by Chocolate" places empha­ Enchanted display the growth and has been featured on the HBO The award for best lyrics sis on the more soulful quali­ (PG) 1:05 progress she has made with series Six Feet Under. goes to ''.Academia" for its play ties of her vocal style. National Treasure: Book of Secrets her songwriting. Sia Sia's trademark is her on words. The song includes Sia currently has no tour (PG) 3:40p, 4:10, 7:30,10:00, 10:25 The Australian native Album: Some People Have REAL Problems raspy, mumbled voice. While the lyrics: "I'm a binary code dates scheduled for Florida, Open Captioned Showtimes: 12:30p, 7:00 recently kicked off the New her lack of enunciation can that you cracked long ago, but but will be playing at the Vari­ PS.I Love You Year with the release of her (PG-13) 12:SOp, 3:4S, 6:50, 9:40, 12~30a sometimes be overkill, the to you I'm just a novel that ety Playhouse in Atlanta, Ga fourth LP, Some People Have Alien vs. Predator: Requiem Label:***·. Townsend Records combination of her dragged­ you wish you never wrote." in March. REAL Problems. The new (R) 1:lOp, 3:SO, 8:00, 10:4S, 12:SSa Available Now out lyrics and sedate The clever words team up For more information, The Great Debaters material has stayed true to the melodies seems to work on brilliantly with the playful check out www.siamusic.net. (PG-13) 12:4Sp, 4:0S, 7:10, 10:2S sound ofher work with Zero 7 Some People Have REAL melody for a tune that will , RrstSunday and her most recent releases, Problems. linger in the minds of listen­ Send questions, comments (PG-13) 12:00p,12:40, 2:4S, 3:3S, 5:00,7:40, 8:10, Sia's roots in the music 10:00,10:3S, 12:25a Colour the Small One and Highlighted tracks on the ers. and album suggestions to: Lady Croissant. industry are deeply embed- AMn and the Chipmunks album include "Soon We'll Be The instrumental makeup [email protected]. (PG) 12:lOp, 2:30, 4:4S, 7:00, 9:35, 12:0Sa Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Aeet Street (R) 1:20p, 4:20, 7:0S, 9:45, 12:35a The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep • (PG) 1:2Sp,3:55, 6:SS, 9:30, 12:lS Filmmakers dish about their ghostly film The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything:A Veggie Tales Movie WILLIAM GOSS The Orphanage view, Sanchez and Bayona ings. So he was an old friend, The Omen for example. [Bay­ (G) 12:20p, 2:25, 4:3S, 7:2Q, 9:30, 11:40 spoke to us regarding the Staff~riter DIRECTOR:J.A. Bayona and there was no pressure. I ona] was cruel enough to have • IAm legend origins and influences was quite happy to have him me on set for every single day (PG-13) 12:3Sp, 3:2S, 6:4S, 9:25, 12:4Sam Under.standably being behind their film. helping out, because he is a of shooting and ask for my Juno sold on the recent Stateside · CFF: How did this story very intelligent and sensitive input, and at times I wasn't (PG-13) 12:25p, 2:40, 5:0S, 7:4S, 10:0S, 12:40a STARS: Belen Rueda, Fernando Cayo, .. clout of Pan's Labyrinth ****· get started? person. sure what direction he was One Missed Call Roger Princep, Edgar Vivar, Geraldine (PG-13) 12:30p, 2:4S, S:00, 7:3S, 9:SS, 12:20a writer-director Guillermo Sanchez: I really CFF: Did either of you feel going with it, but when I final­ Chaplin The Orphanage del Toro (who serves as pro­ enjoyed reading Gothic hor­ any pressure to make it more ly saw the film, I knew what he (PG-13) 12:00p, 2:20, 4:50,7:50, 10:30, 12:SOa ducer here), The Orphanage Opens in theaters ror, and my biggest two of a straight horror story? was aiming at, and I felt he did • The Kite Runner bears more accurate com­ everywhere today influences were Henry Bayona: For me, there's a an excellent job. (PG-13) 12:SSp,4:lS,7:15, 10:10 parison to The Innocents, James' The Tum ofthe Screw perfect balance between hor­ CFF: Do you think that you Atonement (R)·l:lSp, 4:00, 7:2S, 10:15 The Others, and del Toro's mates. Convinced that he is and Peter Pan, the f mal ror and emotion in the story, two may collaborate again in -Listingsforffiday,Jan. 11 own The Devil's Backbone. still alive, she follows what­ chapter of which is one of and when I read it, there was a the future? • It's a ghost story that proves ever clues she can until her the saddest things ever writ­ very deep emotion to it. Sanchez: We're actually to be more haunting for its own past becomes increas­ ten. So I wanted to tell that CFF: Do you feel that [Bay­ trying to collaborate right dramatic implications than ingly intertwined with mat­ story from the point of view ona] did justice to your now. We're waiting for all the for any simple, supernatural ters of the present. ofthe mother waiting for her screenplay? pieces to fall into the right • shenanigans. Making his directorial child to come back from Sanchez: I think that the place so we can start to work CJTHETUBE Having recently relocat­ debut, J.A. Bayona's work Neverland. same screenplay can make for on the next film, and then we'll ed to run the seaside does resemble that of his CFF: How did Guillermo many different movies. See announce it. .. orphanage that she once 1 arguable mentor, and yet, del Toro become involved in •im9 p.m. NBC!1fuh¼illf Friday Night Ughts - called home, Laura (Belen working from Sergio G. the project? Colleges pressure Smash for a verbal Rueda, mesmenzmg Sanchez's screenplay, he Bayona: I met him like 15 commitment. Tension is high between throughout) soon finds her­ manages to create a realm all years ago, when he was a ii Coach Taylor and Tim Riggins with regard self coping with the disap­ his own that is often sus­ newcomer in Spain with his to Julie.Tami and her sister continue to s~ pearance of her adopted son penseful and unexpectedly film Cronos, because I was a things differently. The question is, who will not long after he had made poignant. judge at this film festival and Riggins hook up with first? Will it be Julie himself some invisible play- In a recent phone inter- got free tickets to screen- or Tami's sister? CimMKiilUbhiddiii IL• and Race Book 9 p.m. TVGN Idol Favorites: Where Are They • Now? Former American Idol contestants are profiled, including Taylor Hicks, Katharine LOOKING FOR ACTION? McPhee, Kellie Pickler and Jennifer • Hudson. 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,(, Don't bother with these two-star duds; rent instead · WILLIAM GOSS where today. Staff Writer The Diving Bell and the The Bucket List Butterfly DIRECTOR: Rob Reiner \ STARS: Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman **· ... DIRECTOR:Julian Schnabel STARS: Mathieu Amalric, Marie­ **· .. Josee Croze, Max von Sydow, How ironic it is that artificial lsaach De Bankole sweetener seems to promote Meanwhile, here's a truly < the growth of cancer when the inspiring story in which Jean­ very opposite principle seems Dominique Bauby (Munich's to apply to every frame of this Mathieu Amalric), who had a perpetually trite, life-affirma­ stroke at the age of 43, remains tion lesson of the week in in full mental awareness but is which dying multimillionaire able to communicate only with Jack Nicholson splurges his his left eyelid. Bauby manages resources with fellow terminal to blink his entire memoir of patient Morgan Freeman. the same name. Both find themselves grac­ Once past the intentionally ing their fair share of green frustrating first-person per­ screen as these old coots sky­ spective of the first 15 minutes dive, race classic cars and jet (which director Julian Schn­ across the world to monu­ abel and cinematographer ments hither and yon, and - in Janusz Kaminski recreate mas­ (: case you're looking to settle terfully), Butterfly grows as any bets --" one of these men Bauby did, through his imagi­ will narrate while the other nation and sense of humor. might just see his heart grow Amalric skillfully develops three sizes by the film's final much of our protagonist frames. through narration alone until What a pity that Nicholson COURTESY WARNER BROS. PICTURES fights of fancy and memories Morgan Freeman stars as Carter, a terminally ill patient, and Jack Nicholson stars as Edward, a multimillionaire dying of cancer, in The Bucket Ust, which opens today. and Freeman do get such a fond or otherwise subsequent­ steady rapport going, as it mer­ ly set him free of his condition. its a better project for them The fact that it's a willfully un­ than this or anything they're mawkish true story makes it First Sunday likely to get saddled with at that much more worthwhile. DIRECTOR: David E. Talbert their age. Opens at the Regal Winter STARS: Ice Cube, Katt Williams, Opens in theaters every- Park Village today. Tracy Morgan, Loretta Devine <)

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