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APARTMENTS EASTER DECOR First UCF swine flu case collfirmed GETS WOMAN Second possible.case awaits test results Swine flu continues World Health Organization has declated a swine flu pandemic, the first global llu epidemic in 41 years. VIRGINIA KIDDY or pending confirmation in Confirmed cases, In thousands Awoman is going to court daiming News Editor Florida, and 21,449 cases 30 ··-··-···· · she was wrongly evicted from her were reported in the Unit~ 25 •-•••• ---'---••••-•••••••••-•H'-.. •••-,••••-•-•H ____M, .... apartment because she kept Easter UCF had its first case of States and territories, "' decorations on her door for two H1Nl swine flu confirmed according to the Centers for 15 weeks after the holiday. The by the Florida Department Disease Control and Pre. 10 landlords posted a notice saying she ofHealth on Tues~y and is vention. 5 • was violating her lease and said . waiting to hear back later The 20-year-old under. areas neeif to be kept clean in a this week about another graduate student who visit- d.:.: P • - ;a--m..- • 11 - ~ • .... .- ,. - -.-.- • II sanitary condition. The woman possible case. 1'9pOr19d _____~------'------~------stopped paying rent after the Number of 2 3 7 8 11 13 16 18 2t 21 2S 2A 25 29 29 38 38 33 33 34 36 39 40 40 41 41 42 43 43 46 46 48 53 62 66 69 73 74 74 As of Friday, 562 cases of :;::.:: NOTE: WorkJ Health ~atlizallvn et.oPIJ'Jd daily update, Ml!IY 27 landlord removed the di"splay and swine flu were confir~ed PLEASE SEE CONFIRMED ON AS casea Gmphlc:: Slaff ~ U.S.. Contors tor~ Contl'OI and Pr It sure is "fun to stay at the Y M,-C-A'.' for Rosen students, who will receive unlimited access and free membership to one of its Central Florida locations. · 1 Starting July 1, the Student Governnlent Association and Recreation & Wellness Center Breaking will fund the free fitness oppor news on tunity for the second year in a your cell row at the YMCA Aquatic Cen ter, located at 8422 International Get UCF news sent to your cell Drive in Orlando. phone. Just text the keyword Brian Peterson. student body UCFNEWS to 44636. president, said that he thinks this is a great opportunity for Rosen students and is happy to provide AROUND CAMPUS, Al. such services at such a fair price. FAMILY REUNION "In a lot of ways, the Rosen campus is considered a part of· KICKS OFF SUMMER the main campus, but they don't SESSION BSATURDAY get to benefit in some of the ways that main-campus students The African American Student do," Peterson said. "Looking at Union will be holding their Family the amount being paid, this is a Reunion on Saturday to kick off great deal for students and one session B.AASU and CAB will have they should take advantage of." food, games, music and fun for all As part of the Activities and students who attend. Service Fee, the RWC paid $10,000 for the YMCA deal, which was set aside from their yearly budget and given to them LOCAL & STATE, A2 by SGA. Peterson said. PARALVZED TRUCKER The Activities and Service Fee, run by SGA. is made up of AWARDED $14.6 every student paying a per-cred MILLION IN COURT it-hour fee that contributes to ASouth Florida truck driver has PLEASESEE SATELLITE ON A3 been awarded $14.6 million from an accident that left him paralyzed. He was hauling sugar when he was forced to swerve to miss another driver who ran a stop sign. U(;F police inhibit Organization offers pet harbor MAN FOUND DEAD VIRGINIA KIDDY ON CAMPUS OF FORT malicious behavior News Editor PIERCE SCHOOL KATIE-ADAMS main campus, Pegasus Between 25 and 40 per Contributing Writer Landing and Pegasu~ cent of battered women Officials say a 74-year-old man Pointe are divided into are unable to escape abu ~'J· walked onto the campus of Fort Fight interventions, zones and each is assigned, sive situations because Pierce middle school and fatally apartment-fire investiga an officer. they worry about what will shot himself near the bus pickup tions and interrogations Officer Tim Isaacs, 27, happen to their pets if they area after hours.The man's identity are just some of the activi has worked with UCF leave, according to the has not yet been released. ties that can make up any police for two-and-a-half American Humane Asso • given work day for the · years. He said this zoning ciation Web site. UCF Police Department. system helps UCF Police UCF women's studies The department's mis take about half as long to professor Leandra Preston INDEX TODAY'S sion is to "reduce crime respond to an emergency created the Animal Safe Around Campus 2 WEATHER and the fear of crime by SHAUN BEVAN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE call as the Orlando Police house of Brevard to foster This unnamed UCF student acts as a foster parent to this cat. He has helped Weather 2 providing a safe environ Department. the pets of domestic vio keep his feline friend safe with the Animal Safehouse program since June 12. Local & State 2 ( ment for our students, fac Missy Beardsley, a sen lence victims while they're Sports 6 ulty, staff and visitors." ior legal studies major, had in shelter. Volunteers take, '½. lot of women don't the animals out of the Variety 8 UCF police operate oil to make a noise complaint feed and care for the pets want to leave if they have house." Opinion 10 ISOLATED two 12-hour shifts. Day about her neighbors in while the women relocate to leave their pets behind. Various studies show a Oassifieds 11 STORMS shift workers arrive at 6 Pegasus Landing. She was and transition to a safe and a lot of abusers use distinct link between ani Sudoku a.m., are briefed, and then impressed with the 11 920 750 place. The animali:; are pets as tools of domestic mal abuse and domestic Crossword 11 patrol until 6 p.m. when returned when the women violence," Preston said "So HIGH WW the night shift begins. The are ready. PlfASE SEE POLICE ON A4 it's really important to get PLEASE SEE WOMEN ON A4 A2 www. CentralFlorida Future.com June 25, 2009 • ~ 31otiba ~ AROUND CAMPUS wood 407-447-4555 '· A Broward Circuit Court on display at the UCF Library until June 30. Library en turtle carvings. Hinshaw pointed· out one specific · judge ordered an insurance hours can be found at www.library.uc£edu/administra carving. Advertising Sales Director company Tuesday to pay tion/hoi.rrs. , Mark Lanaris x204 64-year-old Derry Brown Jr. Pritchard is one ofthe world's leading [email protected] Jurors decided the amount authorities on turtles and tortoise con University Sales Director of the award servation and is regarded worldwide f~r Heissam Jebailey x201 Brown's attorney says his research. The Chelonian Research [email protected] • that his client was hauling Institute was established by Pritchard in Business Manager sugar in Palm Beach Coun 1997 and is a private, nonprofit organiza Trisha Irwin x212 ty in 2007 when another tion dedicated to the research and con [email protected] ,.; driver ran a stop sign. caus servation of turtles and tortoises Distribution Manager ing him to swerve out ofthe throughout the world It houses 13,000 way. Joseph Cranoall x211 catalogued specimens representing 270 [email protected] His attorney argued tha~ of the 300 recognized species of turtles, . had Brown not swerved, th.e according to the Web site. , General Manager other driver would have ''The Chelonian Research Institute is Raymond G. Bush x220 died Brown's attorney says dedicated to the scientific research and [email protected] ' . National Casualty Co. preservation of turtles worldwide,'' • denied coverage. So Brown Sibille Pritchard said. "It is the largest Fax: 407-447-45S6 sued for uninsured private collection of turtle specimens in motorist benefits after he the world, and it is the third largest in the Published by Knight Newspapers was left without the use of world, the other two being the Museum 11825 High Tech Ave. Ste. 100 his arms and legs and left Orlando, FL 32817 of Natural History arid the Smithsonian . ERIN DREW / CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTURE with a pile of medical bills. Museum. · Reptiles of the Galapagos, an exhibit by Peter Pritchard is.on display in the library for students to see. An attorney for National "'Ibis one has the most ·diversity of .. Casualty Co. could not be all'' . found But despite being only the third largest collection, '"Ibis particular turtle carving was given to Peter as ~UCF the Chel?nian Research Institute does get unique spec a birthday gift,'' Hinshaw said "It has birthday messages Man found dead on campus imens. wrjtten to him by people he was working with in the Stands For Opportunity.» • of Fort Pierce school "We are the one of the only institutions that every . Galapagos:' . FORT PIERCE - Offi specimen we get is ndt killed,'' Sibille Pritchard said · The exhibit caught the attention ofone UCF senior, "a? Ap cials say a 74-year-old man 'We don't kill turtles here at all; these are specimens Joel Holz.apfeL Holz.apfe). who is majoring in micro and ASSOOATED COL1..EGIATE Associated walked onto the campus of that were collected that were dead. People have sal molecular biology, said he'd ·viewed the exhibit several PRESS Pniss • a Fort Pierce middle school vaged them from museums and zoos that have ~ed tinies. and fatally shot himselfnear ·~ lot of specimens were found by him from differ "It's eye-catching with the large turtle shell and pic the bus pickup area after ent parts around the world." tures:· Holzapfel said .. hours. In fact, three speci,es ofturtles that Pritchard discov Holz.a.pfel said he thought the information that went School officials do not ered have been named by him - a snakeneck turtle, a with the pictures was inte~sting. particularly that tur u~r believe any students and pond turtle and a giant fossil sideneck turtle. tles develop individual facial expressions like dogs and RECYCLES faculty at Dan McCarty Pritchard is an adjunct professor of biology at UCF, people. . School were around when as well as Florida Atlantic University. He has authored He said the pictures were really nice and ''the fact One free copy of the Central Rorida Future the incident occurred Tues eight books and several manuals and articles on turtles, that there is a turtle shell that you can look at and touch permitted per issue. If available, day evening. The man's including his Encyclopedia ofTurtles. is neat." additionalcopies may be purchased from · identity has not been our office with prior approval for $1 each. • "I find him a fascinating character,'' said Carole Hin Pritchard is currently working with students from Newspaper theft is a crime. Violators released, pending notifica shaw; department head of reference at UCF Library. ''I Chapman University on a project in the Galapagos may be subject to civil and criminal tion of next of kin. didn't know a lot about turtles until I met him; And he Islands. He will be returning July 10. prosecution and/or University Dave Morris, director o( is just so outgoing and loves to share his knowledge For more information on the exhibit, call the UCF disdpline. .. • security for St. Lucie Coun about turtles. Turtles are his life:' Library at 407-823-5880. To learn about Pritchard and ty schools, said the man is "Conservation without confrontation" characterizes the Chelonian Research Institute, call 407-366-4020 or not believed to be a current Pritchard's practices in wildlife conservation. Several visit www.chelonianresearch.wordpress.com. • or former. employee of the LET US KNOW • school The school teaches • students in grades three LOCAL WEATHER The Future wants to hear through eight. from you. If you have a club, ., Officials say a motorist organization or event and passed the school, noticed a High: 91° want your information to be man slumped under a tree Today TODAY IN DETAIL Friday considered for the Around Today: Mostly sunny in the morn and notified authorities. ISOLATED PMT-STORMS Low:75° Campus column. send a fax to Morris said a small caliber ing with' isolated thunderstorms 407-447-4556 or an e-mail to • revolver was found near the STORMS developing later in the day. [email protected] 0 body. High:92° Chance of rain 30%. Saturday High: ss om. Deadlines are 5 p.m. Friday Tonight: Isolated thunderstorms, • for the Monday edition, and 5 Low: 76° 1 • Low:7S 0 becoming clear overnight. SCATTERED STORMS p.m. Wednesday for the Thurs - ASS~JATED PRESS day editio ~ • . (tntnl llorlba :futurt • June 25, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 Satellite campus afforded a healthy alternative FROM Al to the campus, and there is Wtlkening said he hopes the said. ·~s long as students TODAY'S YMCAS so much equipment to be outstanding participation continue to use the facility, · funding student activities used," Johnson said. "The from students· continues. the opportunity should con and services such as those Members •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .20,916,698 partnership brings stu "The Y has been very fair tinue, despite cost being a in the Student Union and 17 and under ...... 9,422,524 c;lents together and meets with their price," Wtlkening concern." theRWC. 18 and over •...... :: .....•...... •.•11,494, 174 the needs of the students, James Wilkening, Men .•...... •...... •10,426,328 · while saving them director ofthe UCF Recre Women ...... ••...••...... •..10,490,370 money." ation & Wellness Center, To gain membership said that besides running Volunteers ••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••548,926 into the facility, students its main campus facility, must sign a one-time one of the jobs the RWC is Total revenue ••..•.••.•...•.••....••..$5.96 billion waiver and show their .- in charge of is to look for Rosen ID cards at the door similar fitness opportuni Contributed income .•.••....••...••• : .$976 million every time upon entering ties and programs for the the facility. · . south, east and west Government grants/contracts •.•..••.••$626 million Jackie Toops, assistant regional campuses. director ofpublic relations "Finding these oppor Number of YMCAs •..•.••..• : ...••..•. .2,686 at Rosen, said the partner- tunities for off-campus . ship is great because students is important -WWW.YMCA.NIT Rosen students can have because some students the same fitness opportu don't have immediate The Rosen deal and wellness personnel on nities main-campus stu access to the main-cam equates to about 17 young staff. ' dents have. She said the pus facility," Wilkening adult memberships. Johnson said the YMCA is a convenient • said. "Without compara- With this opportunity, YMCA is very proud and alternative to the small ble fitness facilities on the students will have unlimit thrilled with the partner facility they have on their regional campuses, off ed access for the year to ship. She said they look campus. campus students should the facility's aquatic cen forward to seeing students With the second-year get to benefit like main ter, free weights, fitness mingle, utilize the facility Rosen and YMCA con campus students in some machines, aerobics classe~ and get healthy. tract renewed and paid for way." on both land and water, "The ; .L M www.CentrafFloridaFuture.com June 25, 2009 • UtttafSloriba~ i Women find support FROM Al violence. Up to 75 percent of domestic violence vic tims reported that their partners threatened or killed family pets, accord ing to the Humane Society of the United States. Despite the statistics, many domestic violence shelters such -as Serene Harbor in Brevard do not have the facilities to take in the pets of women. "It's something that _ ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE we'd like to be able to offer, Officer Tim Isaacs desoibes a day in the line of duty induding shift operations and standard police precautions. but obviously you have to have a kennel and have to have pet food, and some body to take care of the animals, and all that," said Police internship starting Melody Keeth, executive FROM Al stop, for example, officers nearly two pounds of mar director of Serene Harbor. touch the car trunk before ijuana and Oxycodone in "It's a staffmg issue and not response time and han approaching the driver. In the man's apartment and a · the easiest thing to do. dling of the situation. case the driver injures or bleeding wound in the "But with someone like "We really haven't had kills an officer in the back of his head. The two Leandra stepping up to try problems with them ever process, the officer's f'm- men seen fleeing tried to to bridge the gap for us, it's since the UCF PD came gerprints are on the car. rob the resident for the very much a needed serv out there," Beardsley said. Officer Chris Holt, 24, drugs which he, a criminal ice." "They were really, nice - said another precaution justice major, was selling In the Animal Safe very respectful." the police take is using to save for law school house program, different volunteers who have taken The officers aim to take backup, especially at night. Isaacs said he and the ·sHAUN BEVAN/ CENTRAL FLDRIDA FUTURE a proactive approach to "If it's a . burglary alarm other officers want stu animals into their homes In the Animal Safehouse program, different volunteers who have taken their work by driving or something like that:[the dents to know they're here currently have five cats animals into their homes currently have five cats and one dog among them. around campus, perform . police] dispatch two offi- to serve them, not harass and one dog among them. ing area checks in and cers,'' Holt said. "If it's them. Programs are avail Preston said she hopes around garages and going something I'm not com- able on the police Web site to eventually expand the ~1 was actually in a relationship on foot and bike patrols. fortable with ... I'll ask for for the public to learn how program. "Nine times out of 10, if somebody else. to handle various danger- "The more anima1s we that was volatile, and so I really a criminal sees a cop, "[UCF] is a small area ous situations, and starting have means that more they're not going to com so nobody's very far away." next year, students will be women are seeking shel I can relate to these women.' mit the crime," Isaacs said, Although Isaacs is able to intern with the ter," Preston said. Preston and some of "so visibility and police much less active in sum- UCF police. - LAYAH MILLMAN presence is very impor mer, Holt and his fellow ~ternships are avail her current and .former UCF GRADUATE tant." officers refer to him as a able through the Office c,f students are working He said most crimes are magnet for criminal activi- Community Relations toward getting the organi "crimes of opportunity," ty. located -in the John T. zation classified as a non month,· and though many. domestic violence. theft and burglaries being According to Issacs, in Washington Center. One profit with the ilext several of the animals may not "Too many pe<;>ple are the most common, and January he was called to intern per semester will be months as well as create a return to their owners in not leaving these violent ·he'd be surprised ifhe did Pegasus Pointe upon - selected and the intern for formal student organiza-. that time, some pets might relationships, whether that n't g~t a call about theft at report:5 of someone , fall is already set. Students tion at UCF that will be be rotated through several be a brother, father, ._ least once· a day in the fall screaming for help. When can apply in person at the affiliated with Animal different fosters. boyfriend, husband, and spring semesters, he arrived, residents had office and find contact Safehouse. She started Layah Millman, who because they feel like UCF PD's daily routine seen two men running information at the College developing the organiza graduated from UCF in . they're doing it alone," involves constant aware from their building. He of Health· and Public tion and exploring two December 2007, is foster Schwartz said ''.And if one .. ness of what could go questioned another resi- Affairs Web site for crimi years ago, working with mg a dog at the moment. more· person can leave wrong. dent who claimed he did- nal justice internships, domestic violence shelters She is also involved by because they know that I'm Isaacs explained that he n't hear·anything although located at and contacting humane researching local pet here to help them and that gets paid for "what could he'd been home several www.cohpa.ucf.edu/crim.j societies. stores, making connec there is a program that will happen." In every traffic hours. Isaacs later found us/internships.html. "It took me about a year tions with vets and trying help you and can help you, to lay the groundwork to get sponsors for food then I think it's worth it." because I ·felt like I had to and other needed iten:1S. . People wanting to get have everything just right When she :first heard Pre involved can provide food, before _I started taking ani ston talking about creating collars, crates, leashes and .• mals," Preston said. "But this organization in class, anything needed to take then I realized that I was she s:.nd she was personal care of an animal, or going to just have to start ly intrigued She had been fundraiser, promote, foster, taking animals and figure it in a past relationship transport animals and try out as I went alo~ because . where her partner had to establisli partnerships I started getting calls from · threatened her animals. with pets and groomers. 10 people who needed them. · "I was actually in a rela The group has a Paypal ''.And so I jtist started tionship that was volatile, account set up for dona taking them in and fmding and so I really I c;an relate tions to help pay for fosters as I went along:' to these women," Millman expenses. Preston said, as " ~ said. . ' ".l She has a list of people an example, in the past who are interested · and Arielle Schwartz, who couple weeks, one cat had able to foster animals. · graduated in May, is anoth to be taken to the vet, and it When she has animals that er proponent of Animal cost them more than $100. need to be placed, she con Safehouse. She helps table For more information tacts them, or sends out e and market the organiza or- to get involved e-mail mails and Facebook mes tion. She said she cares animalsafehouse@gmailc • sages to group members. about this cause because OII,l or join the Facebook Preston said fosters are she knows people who group, Animal Safehouse typically needed for a have had to deal with ofBrevard. ; , ,, I 1 1 f , 12000 Collegiate wav n&51 UniVetsilV Boulevard 11801 High Tech Avenue 401-211-1&1& · 401-513~9000 401-243-6100 www.morriott.com/mcoce www.residenceinn.com/ mcore www.marriott.com/mcots ,r • 123 Spacious Rooms • 99 Fully Equipped Suites • 105 Fully Equipped Suites _.. w/double Beds in Most Rooms • Complimentary Full Breakfast • Full Cable with Showtime Buffet ~ • Courtyard Cafe Open for • Outdoor Heated Pool, BBQ Breakfast Doily ' • Complimentary Social Hour Area M-TH 5:30p -7:00p I • Outdoor Heated Pool • limited Maid Service • Daily Housekeeping Service and Jocuni " ., • Pet Friendly • 2 Meeting Rooms for • Room Service by Piz~erio • up to 40 People Uno's Restaurant • • High Speed Internet Access • • High Speed Internet Access (:emnf :Jlotiba ::Juture • June 25, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A~ I Confirmed case treated, student fully recovered FROM Al Global outbreak Expediting production of a vaccine The World Health Organization DrugmakBrs around ths world ha-vs rf'ICltNBd or a/9 awaiting stmins cl the HtN 1 SWlne /fu vrws to J>egfo ms,ctng KEY FACTS ABOUT SWINE INFLUENZA ed the Health Center a"'°"""'· The urgency of the .itu,,i;,,,,,,,,,,,_,.,, o,,portunily /orcom,,anles tofur0orde4,elop a_,,.,,,,, raised the epidemic alert level for now cslf-bas«J me/hod cl creating vacc,,,e:,., which can potenliSny /'9tJIJCfl UJ• 31nov,,t of tnne It lakw 10 bring Wednesday, June 17, has swine flu from a phase five to a /he pro,dvct ,o markel · WHAT IS SWINE INFLUENZA? fully recovered from the ill phase six, the highest phase. Swine Influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A ness. Pfl>ductlon time: 20-28 weeks Phase influenza virus that regularly causes outbreaks of influenza in pigs. Swine The other 20-year-old flu viruses cause high levels of illness and low death rates in pigs. Swine undergraduate student, About a The 0 weeKattf!ir vfcus ls influenza viruses may circulate among swine throughout the year, but who possibly has swine flu, No viruses circulating among Chleken injocted eggs are Into tddney came into the Health Cen animals have caused infections tert• zoo.. the cell cuttures from most outbreaks occur during the late fall and winter months similar to in humans vkus is tnlociod the African green JJ'llo lhe fluid monla>Y outbreaks in humans. The classical swine flu virus (an influenza type A ter on Monday. She also had surrounding the embryo of the minimum symptoms for a eggs HlNl virus) was first isolated from a pig in 1930. few days,· said James The virus infects. Schaus, assistant clinical Virus among animals has caused the eels, which CAN HUMA~S CATCH SWINE FLU? infections in humans; considered multiply With director for UCF Health tho virus lnsJdo a threat them, producing Swine flu viruses do not normally infect humans. However, sporadic Services. additional samples of the virus . human infections with swine flu have occurred. Most commonly, these The student is recover After cases occur in persons with direct exposure to pigs (e.g. children near pigs ing well, according to a. UCF e !- "'"''""'weeks, Animal virus or animal-human lheffuld The lntual cells ate harvested end the virus at a fair or workers in the swine industry). In addition, there have been News & Information press ls removod particles are separated into po°'s virus causes some cases or small from the eggs documented cases of one person spreading swine flu to others. For release. clusters of flu; doesn't spread easily Bild ls spun in centrifuges The student who has a to separate =----~ example, an outbreak of apparent swine flu infection in pigs in Wisconsin ""d ,....,.... confirmed case came into concentrate in 1988 resulted in multiple human infections,and,although no thev;rus ?'c,-,, the health center soon after community outbreak resulted, there was antibody evidence of virus he suspected he might have Human-to-human transmission of transmission from the patient to health care workers who had dose flu causes sustained outbreaks in contracted swine flu, lt is a community ana!yzets, contact with the patient teated tor exhibiting mild flu-like qualif¥and prepared to symptoms such as a fever, become a vaccine; • WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF SWINE FLU IN HUMANS? It ls then packaged cough and sore throat, and dl&lributed . The symptoms of swine flu in people are expected to be similar to the Schaus said Flu spreads to at least two symptoms of regular human seasonal influenza and include fever, lethargy, "He kind of has a med countries, causing bigger outbreaks ' lack of appetite and coughing. Some people with swine flu also have ical background and sus Advantages A.dvantaga. • A well-established methoQ fol' vac,c;ne • Faster mott\od, which couk1 re&l.ltt in reported runny nose, sore throat, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. pected he might have it;" production ereating vaocinas in time to pnwent th& Schaus said • Refattvoly Inexpensive spread of the virus ttt~-~ttt Of:aadvantages • Avoids potential lmpudt~ thii1 ca," • Requires IS:rge amoonta qt eggs that are not occui-In the egg.based method CAN PEOPLE CATCH SWINE FLU FROM' EATING PORK? The student works at a More outbreaks In at least two produced on demand. (a. alngle vacclne dose OiHdvantages: world regions; pandemic under requires 1-2 eggs) • High rn!Ual costs to S&l up the proee.s9 No. Swine influenza viruses are not transmitted by food. You Gin not get • hospital where there' was a • Extenstw planning and proparatlon.cwi limit • Stlll unestab'Jshed; no coll-based vacdne way. the offociivoooss on quk::kly-daveloplng vlrusy • has been approved by U.S. regulator& for swine influenza from eating pork or pork products. Eating properly suspected case at the time, @2009MCT commerclwu$8 Source: World Health Organization, AP and the combination of Graphic: Lee Hutteng, Judy Treible ~t!!i~~~~~,=~ e2008MCT handled and cooked pork and pork products is safe. Cooking pork to an minimum symptoms and internal temperature of l 60°F kills the swine flu virus as it does other possible exposure raised his roommates were notified. ty," Schaus said. "UCF is He advised students to bacteria and viruses. level of concern that he Schaus said UCF would part of tlie Central Florida always wash their hands could have swine flu, only notify classes a student community - we are not before eating and avoid HOW DOES SWINE FLU SPREAD? Schaus said. is enrolled in on a case-by- immune to HlNl. We have it touching their eyes, nose Influenza viruses can be directly transmitted from pigs to people and from When the student came case basis. here just like any other area and mouth. people to pigs. Human infection with flu viruses from pigs are most likely in, the Health Center did an "We told the patient of general Orange County." Students should wash to occur when people are in close proximity to infected pigs, such as in pig immediate test called the himself," Schaus said. "He The QuickVue test was their hands with soap and barns and livestock exhibits housing pigs at fairs. Human-to-human Quic~Vue,_and it came back notified the people that he positive for the more recent water or use an alcohol positive. transmission of swine flu can also occur. This is thought to occur in the was very close to, his close unconfirmed case, and her based hand sanitizer; if they same way as seasonal flu occurs in people, which is mainly person-to The test was then sent to friends, . his roommates, sample was the second · recognize others are· sick, person transmission through coughing or sneezing of people infected with one of four state labs that people he thought he had UCF has sent to the state limit_ exposure to them. can confirm HlNl, which is close contact with. We lab. · "If you become ill with the influenza virus. People may become infected by touching something a subtype of influenza A, advised that he contact Similar to the first situa- flu-like symptoms includ with flu viruses on it and then touching their mouth or nose. Schaus said. them and let them know." tion, she was isolated. She 'ing fever, body aches, runny .. In the time between the _ UCF Health Sei;vices then left the area to go back nose, sore throat, nausea, WHAT MEDICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO TREAT SWINE FLU INFECTIONS positive QµickVue, test and .works closely with the · home, Schaus said. vomiting, diarrhea. contact IN HUMANS? the confirmation from the Orange County Health Jbe .two students don't your health care provider, There are four different antiviral drugs·that are licensed for use in the US . state, the student was Department and gets guid- know each other, were not and please stay home," for the treatment of influenza: amantadine, rimantadine, oseltamivir and " placed immediately on · ance from them regarding · in the same classes and both Schaus said. antiviral therapy, placed in a zanamivir. While most swine influenza viruses have been susceptible to all how to respond to this situ- . live in different off-campus If students' think they four drugs, the most recent Hl N1 influenza viruses isolated from humans mask and sent home to iso ation. housing. might ·have flu-like symp lation. "HlNl is currently circu- , Schaus said everybody . to~, Schaus said they pre are resistant to amantadine and rimantadine. · He was asked to stay in lating widely throq.gh the can help prevent the spread fer if they call the Health ....:.._ WWW.CDC.GOV his room, off-campus. His Central Florida communi- of this virus. Center ahead of time. 111 TOWNHOME STYLE UNITS - BIWARD ROOM - TANNING BED - RECYCLING PROGRAM AMPUS DESIGNER INTERIORS - 24 HR FITNESS CENTER - HARDWOOD FLOORS - Wii CAMEROOM TWO POOLS - PLANNED SOCIAL EVENTS - CYBER CAFE EROSSINGS, 12024 ROYAL WULFF LANE, ORLANDO, FL 32817 a campus apartments comm.rity WWW.CAMPUSAPTS.COM/AlAFAYA INTERNET EXTRA MEN'S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT COACH LEAVES FOR HEAD COACHING JOB: WWWUCFNEWS.COM/BLOG/THEPRESSPASS www.(entra/FloridaFuture.com • Thursday, June 25, 2009 NATIONAL s·PoRTS RAP The NBA Draft - Where will Jermaine Taylor go? BASKETBALL . SPURS AQUtRE JEFFERSON FROM BUCKS FOR 3 PLAYERS SAN ANTONIO- The Spurs acquired scoring swingman Richard Jefferson from Milwaukee in a four-player deal, giving San Antonio the extra offensive punch the aging former champions sorely needed. The Spurs sent veterans Bruce Bowen, Kurt Thomas and Fabricio Oberto to the Bucks in exchange for the 29-year-old Jefferson, who averaged 19.6 points in his one season with the Bucks. Milwaukee then dealt Oberto to the Pistons for forward Amir Johnson. The · trades give the Bucks more financial flexibility,. the Spurs a proven scorer and the Pistons a veteran big man at a lower cost than Johnson. II(, TIMBERWOLVES TRADE GUARDS FOR FIFTH PICK MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Timberwolves agreed to trade guards Randy Foye and Mike Miller to the Washington Wizards for the fifth overall draft pick and three players, leaving Minnesota with four first-round choices in Thursday's NBA draft. Two NBA officials with knowledge of the deal confirmed that the trade had Fonner UCF star Jermaine Taylor, seen here against Holy Cross earlier this season, will await his NBA fate tonight during the NBA Draft, which will be televised on ESPN at7;30 p.m. been agreed upon. They spoke on condition of anonymity because the '• - deal had not been completed. Scoufs oulloo The deal would give Minnesota the ROUND 1 fifth and sixth overall selections, as well • 1. Los Angeles Clippers as forwards Etan Thomas, Darius • 2. Memphis Grizzlies Songaila and Oleksiy Pecherov. • 3. Oklahoma City Thunder Some teams find Taylor intriguing Yahoo! Sports first reported the trade. • 4. Sacramento Kings. RYAN BASS ably be a high-second rounder,'' , Taylor made his first big splash • 5. Minnesota Timberwolves Staff Writer said Aran Smith, · founder of on the NBA Draft radar this sea • 6. Minnesota Timberwolves NBAdraft.net, a Web site famous son after averaging 26.2 points per • 7. Golden State Warriors Tonight,.Jermaine Taylor will for producing hundreds of mock game, third in the nation, in 31 become the second former UCF • 8. New York Knicks drafts and player rankings in the games played for the Knights. Men's Basketball player ever to be months leading up to the draft. His stock rose even more when • 9. Toronto Raptors selected in the NBA Draft. "Teams are intrigued with his he broke out for an impressive • 10. Milwaukee Bucks The only _questions facing the upside·, his athleticism and his performance against some of the • 11. New Jersey Nets 6-foot-4-inch swingman is when ability to be sort of a go-to-guy. He top collegiate players in the coun- • 12. Charlotte Bobcats he will hear his name ·called and is an interesting guy, because his . try on April 3 in the Hershey's • 13. Indiana Pacers which team will take a chance on role will be a lot different on the College All-Star Game at Ford him. NBA level than what it was in col Field, scoring 23 points on 9-of-20 • 1·4_ Phoenix ~uns "He has a chance to get in the lege, being sort of the big fish in a • 15. Detroit Pistons late first [round], but he will prob- small pond.'' , PLEASE SEE WEST ON A7 .-16. Chicago Bulls • 17. Philadelphia 76ers ...... ---.....••.••...••. ········••••.& ...... ·---~-...... ··•·•···•• .•••.....•.•.••...•.•...••.•.•...... ••...••.••..•.•••..••• , I • 18. Minnesota Timberwolves • 19. Atlanta Hawks ,,, • 20. Utah Jazz -Speraw sees starter.potential inJT • 21. New Orleans Hornets ' J • will come tonight, • 22. Dallas Mavericks BRIAN MURPHY . more, teJ.J.ing him what to expect OBAMA PLANNING TO THROW Staff Wri.ter when Taylor is and to .stay focused FIRST PITCH IN ST.LOUIS • 23. Sacramento Kings selected in the NBA "Take everything that's said with WASHINGTON - President Barack • 24. Portland Trail Blazers To NBA general managers who Draft. a grain of salt, because there's a lot Obama plans to throw out the are undecided on Jermaine Taylor, ceremonial first pitch before the All-Star • 25. Oklahoma City Thunder Speraw will be of stuff that floats' around that's game at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on • 26. Chicago Bulls heed this comparison from UCF watching in anticipa inaccurate,'' Speraw said J .. ¥en's Basketball head coach Kirk tion to see where That's why Speraw doesn't pay a July 14. , • 27. Memphis Grizzlies Sp,eraw The White House said that Major Speraw: r Taylor gets drafted, a lot of attention to the IID;UlY mock • 28. Minnesota Timberwolves League Baseball's focus on community .. '½. Ray Allen or (Richard) first for a four-year drafts, which have Taylor being service matches with Obama's service • 29. Los Angeles takers Hamijton or guys like that, Jer UCF basketball player. selected anywhere from late in the initiative this summer, known as United • 30. Cleveland cavaliers maine has that kind ofgame that he He has been advising Taylor first round to mid-second round. We Serve.' ' I can come off of screens and score," since he became a Knight in 2005 He knows that all it takes is one Obama, a White Sox fan, will be the Tonight at 7:30 '1 Speraw said "He's just got to have so that he could be the best player team that likes what Taylor has to fourth president to throw out the first an opportunity." possible. In the past months, Sper pitch at an All-Star game, following John F. Kennedy (1962 in Washington), on ESPN A major step in that opportunity aw has been advising Taylor some PLEASE SEE COACH ON A7 Richard Nixon (1970 in Cincinnati) and Gerald Ford (1976 in Philadelphia). Men's go]f coach takes Aubuntjob NICK CUNARD GERMAN NATIONAL PLAYER WILLIAM PERRY day that Clinard accepted finish in school history, a tie In a statement, Tribble -BANNED FOR REFUSING TEST Staff Writer LAUSANN'E, Switzerland -A the he~d coaching position for 10th. also said, 'We are grateful German national hockey player was at Auburn University at When Clinard took over for Nick's dedication and banned for two years after refusing to Just weeks removed some point over this past the program in 2001, UCF effort in helping the pto • take a doping test for several hours from its best season in weekend, and Clinard con was No. 126 in the gram reach the top-10 because he was relaxing at home with school history, the UCF t1nned the move via text Golfweek/Sagarin College nationally and for his work his girlfriend. Men's Golf team 'will have message but has been I Rankings. in developing the new prac • The Court of Arbitration for Sport to move forw~d without unavailable for further Now the Knights sit at tice facility. I know that this banned Florian Busch because he the head coach that helped comment. No. 15 in country. was a difficult decision for declined to immediately give a sample • to build the program from H~ will r~p~ace Mike I I UCF Director of Athlet- him. and we wish nothing when German anti-doping officials its roots. Griff"m. who resigned after . its Keith nibble said the but the best for Nick and his AtUCF: arrived unannounced in March 2008. With the Knights, Clinard brought Despite testing negative, he can't suit The Knights already this past season search for Clinard's family as they move to UCFfrom a ranking of 126th in up for the Polar Bears Berlin again until knew they would be losing During his nine seasons replacement will begin Auburn.'' the country in 2001 to 15th in February 2011. David Johnson after he as the Knights' head coach. right away and that he fully During its 2008-09 cam the country at the end of 2009. completed his senior cam Clinard helped guide the expects to put someone in paign, the Knights totaled paign, but they will now team to five NCAA Region p].;,tce that ''will continue to four victories, including Ayear of bests: In 2009, UCF won its first also be without head coach al appearances and one trip maintain UCF's status as their first Conference USA Conference USA title and finished Nick Clinard to the NCAA Champi one of the elite men's golf 10th in the NCAA Championship. Golf'Veek reported Sun- onship, incI:uding its best programs nationally." PLEASE SEE CLINARD ON A7 . . < €tntnl ~ ::futui-e • June 25, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.co111 A7 Coach: Taylor could tflrive West style may fit Taylor FROM A6 FROM A6 offer and sees him as a fit in its system. shooting and earning the "He's being looked at team MVP trophy. by everybody," Speraw Then there was the said. "He's getting all Portsmouth Invitational kinds ofworkout requests. from April 8-ll: All Taylor It's almost to the point did there was average a where I hope he doesn't· tournament-high 21.3 wear himself down, points in three games, because so many people showcasing his abilities have got an interest in him once again among the that he's got to be careful elite talents in the coun ·not to run himselfragged" try. ' As to what system He's been called a Speraw thinks would be sleeper pick by Eric Mus best for the most accom selman, a former head plished player in UCF his CFf ARCHIVE coach for the Golden State Jermaine Taylor will be the second former Knight to be selected in the NBA Warriors and Sacramento tory. he said Taylor could Draft. Joey Graham, who transferred to Oklahoma State, was picked in 200S. play anywhere. ~ Kings, and now a regular Taylor has been a star Speraw said ''Nothing has Then, within a few columnist for Probasket player in a motion offense changed The same things years, Speraw thinks that ballnews.com. throughout college, so he that he needed to get bet Taylor could have a higher He's rated the seventh could adjust quickly to a ter at for us are the $ame -league profile. best shooting guard avail team with an up-tempo things that they want him "I wouldn't be sur able, according to Draft mindset. to get better at. prised ifhe could take it to express.com, which has But Taylor is also very "In some ways, I think the highest level and be a · Taylor ~ead of notable good at shooting and scor his game will be even bet starter in the NBA;' names such as Kentucky's ing off of screens through ter at that next level, A potential NBA Jodie Meeks and Temple's a set offense: because of some of their starter isn't a commo~ty Dionte Christmas. Even Scoring is not a prob defensive rules, and often found -inside UCF Chad Ford of ESPN~com, lem for Taylor. defensive 3 seconds and basketball as only one for who was unabl~ to be He set a UCF record in there can't be as much mer Knight - Joey Gra reached for comment, has points, and ranked third in help, and I think that helps ham - is in tha:t club. Taylor rated as the 39th best player in the draft. • the nation in points per Jermaine in his ability to Speraw isn't overly game this past season. Yet break people d9wn." interested in the ways that · "I think he is a guy that Speraw knows that there If Taylor works hard Taylor's publicity could I would def1nitely consid are aspects of Taylor's · enough - something help the school, but he er a sleeper in this yecy:'s game that he has to Speraw doesn't doubt - c.ertainly knows that the draft," Smith said~· "He is a improve upon for the he thinks that Taylor extra attention is not bad guy that could emerge NBA, specifically ball could work himself into "It helps that [potential and pass. up a lot of the guys that could be taken CFF ARCHIVE handling and defense. an NBA . rotation very ' recruits] will look at Jer:.. Jermaine Taylor, seen here against Memphis this past season, leaves UCF as the "lt's the same things quickly as the first or sec maine Taylor and say 'If in front of him in the late prograi:n's all-time leading at the Division I level with 1,979 career points. that we've been harping ond man off of a te~'s he can do it at UCF, then I first round just in terms of on him for four years," bench. can do it at UCF,' "he said being a real solid contrib being drafted at pick No. him operate in the half utor at the NBA level.''. 34 overall to Denver and court and create shots for No matter where Tay ESPN.com and Draftex himself." lo1" ends up, Smith knows press.com have Taylor When Tayl_or gets he is a player with endless dropping to San Antonio selected, · the question Clinard crucial to ucF growth potential. at No. 37 and Charlotte at then becomes what his "That's sort of the rid No. 40, respectively. role will be once he gets to fROM A6 played a key role in devel ing his junior golfing days, dle, how he fits into a Wherever he goes, the next level. That will be oping the team's state-of and his name sits in high team being more of a role Smith said Taylor's style decided once he gets Championship as well as the-art practice facility at · company in the record guy," Smith said. "I like his of play would.fit ~ore for drafted, but for now, it's all the Southeast Regional Twin Rivers Golf Club. books. ' potential, I mean, I think a West Coast style offense. about Taylor hearing his title. Prior to his coaching Clinard's seven Ameri he has some real nice ''.As far as a team that name called. However: Clinard's days, Clinard played pro can Junior Golf Associa skills, and even though he would fit into his style, I ''Whether he could be a work extended further fessionally for five years · tion victories rank him in a is a senior, he seems to be just think maybe a West starter, we will have to than the practice tee. He after playing at the colle tie for fifth among the · one of those guys that still Coast team," Smith said. wait and see," Smith said. helped bring top recruits giate level with Wake For leaders, one shy of 'Tiger has some upside.'' ' "Those are the teams that "That might be optimistic, to the program that have est from 1992-95. Woods and five back of In each of its · latest get out and run and a team but right now, I think you excelled both on and off He also experienced a Phil Mickelson for the mock drafts, Probasket that will let him do what can say he is going to the golf course, and he also great deal of success dur- most all-time. ballnews.com has Taylor he does well - kind of let make a team.'' RENT OW STARTING@ . ' ~. • • FOR I ...... ClalEII ...._...,. 'AMPUS WWW.CAM USAP. s. -OM/~OLLEGESTAT o I (888) 714-9412 ~ROSSINGS 4 BED 4 BATH UNITS - WALK IN CLOSETS -TANNING BED - BILLIARD ROOM - CYBER CAFE XBOX AND Wii,GAMEROOM - FREE DVD RENTALS - PRIVATE BATHROOMS ' a campus apartme ts ·community STATE OF THE ART FITNESS CENTER - RESORT STYLE POOL . 12100 RE AISSA CE CT, ORLA 00, FL 32826 --:,.,,-. .. .• + ~- t - -. --..t... _....,_ .. www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Thursday, June 25, 2009 •I' I I I ' . 1 1'aneCQPkat ~I I Ainway~rena · 1- 1:10.P+:M. ·The polarizing . •. f ·comedian takes his .loud, in Dane Cook says he hasn't bad toured colleges for probably trend ef the tune; )Jetting up Cook: Hey, ifl can go out and enjoy fonnances included Crystal , ffl Hipster music fest attracts thousands Castles, Paul Oakenfold and TERRI KLECKNER fuse even the sober, called Girl Talk. Front man Gregg Contributing Writer Which and What stage, Gillis ~opped his show for a t Titls, That, and The Other . couple of minutes and It's the second week of Tent, the Sonic Stage, Thoo reminded Bonnarooers that June and I've been waiting a Music Lounge and Cafe the point of 'Roo is-to have r year for this since last year's Where. Titls year there was fun and not get hurt So he trip to Manchester, Tenn. even a Lebowski fest for The asked everyone to step }?ack Bonnaroo has finally Big Lebowski fans. a couple of feet because arrived None of the sqows this people were so crammed For four days in June, year disappointed. Thurs togethei: · Bonnaroo Music and Arts day shows included White The next morning I Festival is hosted annually Rabbits, Portugal The Man, awoke to the sound of in Manchester on the 700- Chairlift, Passion Pit, People funmy Buffet at noon. I had:- , acre Bonnaroo farm. 'what Under the Stairs ·and, for n't realized he was a late add .t, i sets 'Roo apart from other country lovers, Zac Brown to the 'Roo schedule and large festivals each year, is Band rushed over to see him. Par I that it is one ofthe only ones The first show we went rotheads were out and that you can camp at. It is to was White Rabbits. The everyone was craving a ~ I considered a modern-day six-member indie band put margarita by the end of the Woodstock by many and on an amazing show and show, especially. consider has accwnulated a follow everyone went wild when ing the heat. ing ofmore than 80,000 vis they performed .their hit Later Saturday shows. itors each year . since its ''Percussion Gun," which, as included a packed day of beginning in 2002. you can probably guess, is Bon Iver, ofMontreal. Jenny Bruce Springsteen, intense . with percussion Lewis (who bad a surprise Phish, Beastie Boys, Nine beats while lead vocalist duet with Elvis Costello), PHOTOS BY TERRI KLECKNER / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Inch Nails and Snoop bogg Stephen Patterson sings Wtlco, Toe Decemberists, More than 200 musical artists, like The Decemberists and of Montreal, perform headlined this year's line with great emotion. The Mars Volta, and finally on multiple stages in Manchester, Tenn. for the yearly Bonnaroo music festival. up. There is a wide variety Portugal The Man, the Bruce Springsteen headlin of music for all attendees, next band I saw, was at That ing. · MGMT ended the night the slow, relaxing day, was many of which attend for Tent. That Tent was setup Always· a theatrical per playing old favorites and set off with various metal the bands that are popular just like Titls Tent, but more formance, of Montreal· sur- introducing songs such as bands like Dillinger Escape in the indie music realm. elevated, which meant . prised the crowd when . "Celebration" fro111 their Plan, High on Fire and Thursday was hampered more slip and slides through every band member broke new albwn set to release Shadows Fall playing back by a torrential downpour the mud as you tried to get one of their instruments. next year. They set off so to back for six hours at That and lightning stonn. At least in to see the show. Bryan Poole broke his guitar much confetti at their show Tent, which is the closest • my friends and I had staked Friday was sunny and and actually handed its that singer Ben Goldwasser tent to the camp sites, not out the same camp site as dry, but miserable as we body to my boyfriend, had to take a minute after letting anyone sleep offtheir last year, a site lmown as stood seven hours inthe sun whose hand was bleedmg ward to wipe offall the con long Saturday night. Camp Laser Death. at Which Stage, watching later as he warded offfellow fetti from his keyboard Andrew Bird and Band Centeroo, the area where Animal Collective, the Yeah audience members trying to It was funny watching of Horses were everything I most of the action took Yeah Yeahs and TV on the fight him for it. Other treats the ravers try to find the wanted them to be. Many place, had its usual food Radio. During the YYiY's that day were The Decem way back to their campsites people in the crowd were . !) vendors and green advo performance, lead singer berists covering Heart's afterward around 4 am. blowing bubbles and hula cates raising awareness for Karen O's brother broke his "Crazy on You," and Spring through the heavy fog that hooping. I missed Snoop waste ;ind conservation. guitar so they performed steen confusing everybody had rolled in during the Dogg and Coheed and There are numerous stages, "Maps" acoustically. by singing a Christmas song show. ,, with enough names to ~n- · That night dance per- or two. Sunday, wJiich is l.lSlPcilly · PLEASE SEE LOVE ON A9 'rv,--~- :l.i - ~ :Jlotiba 31rturt • )une 25, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A' Transformers returns BIANCA IONESCU ize you know this movie is Like .that's a real hard go, Contributing Writer being made by a lot of right? Anywhere you go, dudes who have a lot of you're the guy who saved After the original Trans pride. There's no way that the world formers topped charts in we're going to promise you So you're trying to go to 2007, Transformers: something and then have it college and have like a nor-' Revenge of the Fallen is be a piece of[crap.] It would mal life. And as you know Kiss and Tell expected to draw JD.Ore by Jen Glantz just be a real problem for college is a humongous, action in a ''bigger, stronger, everybody's psyche. humongous deal for kids· Whether you're dealing with a faster [and] better" way, It's definitely the most who didn't enjoy their life in broken heart or the loss of a according to Shia LaBeouf. loved one, our relationship explosive thlng that you can high school because it's· a This summer, viewers columnist shares her tips on possibly buy tickets to this chance to start over. And COURTESYPARAM OUNT AND DREAMWORKS PICTURES how to cope. will experience the return year. We broke like four or Sam was this nebbishy, neu Shia LaBeouf and costar Megan Fox return to the big saeen in the highly of the good Autobots and five Guinness World rotic, dorky kid in high anticipated Transformers: Revenge ofthe Fallen, which comes to theaters this week. the evil Decepticons. Records making it. school who fell into the Cannen Cares Transformers ~tar Shia That's one way. The most .ridiculous situation. and stuff. l was ready. And them. It's just - I don't know, by Carmen Carroquino LaBeouf participated in a stunts and everything are Now he's in a place - at the last minute a guy it's just one of those insecu Got questions? She's got college conference inter just on a whole other level you see him - the movie named Steven Spielberg rities I'll deal with for the answers. Write in to the Future's view to answer questions But there's humor - there's starts two years later from called up and had a plan for rest of my life unle~ i go to version of Dear Abby for a for students. . other things. And I wasn't school second opinion, an outside look a lot -m.ore humor and where the last one left off. Read on for his explana there's great additions in And he goes off to college gonna be like, Well listen ·Q; Steven Spielberg or some caring advice. Steven. you've got great helped you get cast in Dis [email protected] tion of how the second terms of character and cast and when he gets to college movie will top the first, his and you see more robots. So he starts having problems, ideas and all, but I don't turbia, Transformers and relationship with Steven it's a win for everyone I he starts having these spas think so, boss. rm headed to Indiana Jones. What's it like Playlist Mix-Up Spielberg and his ambition think. tic fits of information. school' So I didn't do that having such a predominant by Sar~Romero to attend college. Q; How does your char Q; Can you relate to this because I'm not insane. And figure in the movie business Straight off of a Bonaroo gig, Qµestion: Since the first acter change? How does he whole college theme? so I decided to listen to supporting you? the electriconica band Passion movie got so many great evolve from the first one? LaBeoufi I wanted to go Steven Spielberg as LaBeoufi It ain't bad It's Pit gets the spotlight from our reviews, how is the second opposed to listening to fantastic, man. It's a bless · music columnist. LaBeouf: Well, Sam to college. man. I wanted to movie going to top it off? saved the world the :first go to college so bad and I myse1£ ing. It's the answer. The Sbia LaBeouf: It's big time. right? So just imagine' was going to go. I had my I always feel like anytime quickest way to be success ge.r; stronger, faster, better - Brad Pitt· going to Trader · backpack picked out, all my I'm around anybody who's ful in the industry is to it has to be. You got to real- Joe's to go get a granola bar. cool little pump up pencils gone to school they have a befriend the most success MOVIETIMES superiority you know about ful person in the industry. ·Bayside rocks for cause SARA ROMERO Contributing Writer It was an intimate affair Sunday night at BackBooth. as Anthony Raneri of Bayside and Courtesy DreamWorks Pictures leading men for Hot Rod TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF Circuit and Inkwell played THE FALLEN (PG-13) . an acoustic· show support • Decepticon forces return to Earth on ing the non-profit organi a mission to take Sam Witwicky zation, To Write Love On prisoner, after the young hero learns HerAnns. · the truth about the ancient origins of TWLCSHA was the the Transformers. Joining the mission to protect humankind is Optimus main topic of the night. The movement started Prime, who forms an alliance with ASHLEY CARNIFAX / CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE international armies for a second epic three years ago in Orlando, Anthony Raneri of Bayside performs at BackBooth in downtown Orlando on battle. making this event that Sunday night at an acoustic performance to benefit To Write Love on her Arms. much more special. Directed by: Michael Bay The show began at 7:30 ple problems." along version of "Duality," a ._ Starring: Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro, p.m. with Inkwell's front TWLOHA is reaching hit song from Bayside's 2007 Isabel Lucas, Rainn Wilson - man taking the stage. out even more and album, The Walking Travis Adams, who was expanding. Woimded noticeably n~rvous at first, Plans are set to launch a loosened up and delivered university chapter this fall. a channing perfonnance. with UCF being one ofthe Setup time between 15 universities in the coun · artists was minimal. fitting try that will have a chapter to an acoustic show, and on cam.pus. Andy Jackson from Hot "This will be a way for Rod Circuit· quickly us to have a plug in the uni followed. With his guitar versity," said Chloe Gra in hand, Jackson, didn't banski. representative for skip a beat energizing the TWLOHA ''People in col • relaxed crowd lege are highly motivated 2 Ml'NUTE.S Courtesy New Line Cinema Jamie Tworkowski, It will be a nice, healthy founder of the nonprofit medium for spreading the MY SISTER'S KEEPER (PG-13) Like most teenagers, Anna is movement, took the word~' b'eginning to question w~o she truly microphone between per The chapters are aimed is. But unlike most teenagers, she has formances. to be a bridge. which will always been defined-in terms of her "I am a part ofa project be active on campus and sister and so Anna makes a decision that has a funny name." he provide resources to assist that for most would be unthinkable, said TWLOHA is dedicat in connecting people with a decision that will tear her family apart and have perhaps fatal ed to giving hope and,find help. consequences for the sister she loves. ing help for people strug After much 'anticipa gling with depression, tion. Raneri f'mally took Directed by: Nick Cassavetes addiction. self-injury and the stage. Starring: Cameron Diaz, Alec Baldwin, suicide. "I really love Bayside," Abigail Breslin, Jason Patric, Thomas However, this move UCF sophomore Shayla Dekker, Sofia Vassilieva, Joan Cusack ment has simpler roots. Silva said ''This is my third "I was just trying to tell time seeing Anthony solo." a story of a girl named · Tworkowski said Renee who was denied Raneri and Bayside have entry into a treatment cen become a part of TWLO ter," Tworkowski HA'.s story. My Sister's Keeper explained "I created 200 t 'We believe that music (PG-13) 9:15am 11 :50am 2:30 5:05 7:40 10:30 shirts and a MySpace to is significant [and] not a Transfonners: Revenge of the Fallen: The raise money to put Renee marketing tool," IMAX Experience tprough_treatment." Tworkowski· said ''Music (PG-13) 9:00am 12:20 3:407:0010:201'40am It was this specific says it's OK to be alive .and Transfurmers:Revenge of the Fallen instance that lit up a bulb feel tirings." (PG-13) 10:00am 10:00am 1():30am 11:30am in Tworkowski's head and Raneri's p erformance 11:55am 1:101:201:50 2:403:104:204:40 has now created a massive include d covers, Bayside 5:10 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:20 9:50 10:40 . community ofpeople unit songs and eve n a short 11 :20 11 :50 12:30am 1:0 5am ed to bring hope and live d guest appearance The Proposal understanding to those from an over zealous (PG-13) 9:10am 11:45am 12:40 2:20 3:55 5:00 who are in need audience m ember who 7:05 7:45 9:45 10:25 12:35am 1: OOam ''These are not Ameri attempted to take the stage YearOne can problems," he empha halfway through his set. (PG) 2:10 2:50 4:35 5:20 7:108:10 9:40 10:40 sized. "These are not 'emo' The show came to an 12:25am problems. These are peo- end with a powerful sing- Open Captioned Showtimes 11:35am Imagine That (PG) 9:05am 12:10 The Taking of Pelham 123 -Love,peace,Bruce (R) 11:40am 2:15 4:50 7:35 8:05 10:TO 11:00 12:45am · FROM Al enjoyed the w eird Phish The Hangover hippie scene. Cambria. which I was dis (R) 9-55am 12:1512:45 2:45 3:50 5:25 7:25 Bonnaroo is not just a 8:1510:0510:45 12:40am 1:15am appointed about, but I place. it's a vibe- a feeling wasn't going to miss Band and an emotion - and I Land ofthe Lost of H orses for anything. plan to go back every year (PG-13) 2:506:55 10:0012:50am The evening ended I possibly can. Up with a four hour, second The worst part of Bon (PG) 9:35am 12:30 2:55 5:30 headline performance by naroo is leaving and saying Up in Disney Digital 3D Phish. They intermis goodbye to the friends that (PG) 12iXl 2:25 4:45 7:15 9-55 sioned for 45-minutes in you have made. Night at the Museum: the latter p ortion of the The best part is coming Battle of the Smithsonian show, but not before they back and saying "hi" again (PG) 9-.20am 12:25 4:007:2010:15 12:55am introduced Springsteen - these are friendships Tenninatnr Salvation back to the stage. and experien ces to (PG-13) 11:55am 2:35 S:15 7:5510:351:20am I've n ever seen m ore remem ber for a lifetime StarTrek hula hoopers or glow and d escribing it really (PG-13) 9:45am 12:55 4:05 7:50 10:55 sticks in my life. not even doesn't give it justice until for Crystal Castle s or you've experienced it ~ngsfur Friday, June 26 MGMT, but ,I thoroughly yours~ .. ' • • ~~~riba~ --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Student1n1ons Newspaper at UCF since 196B1~~~~~~!!!!!www.~.!!!!!Ce!!!!!nt!!!!!ra!!!!!JFJ!!!!!or!!!!!id!!!!!aF,!!!!!ut!!!!!uri!!!!!e.!!!!!co~m!!!!!·!!!!!Th!!!!!ur!!!!!sd!!!!!a~y,J!!!!!u!!!!!ne!!!!!2~5,!!!!!20~09 OUR STANCE RHU1'LICANS ~ CALUN6 Rl< AN . ) INVESTIGATION 111 Obanta's s111oking / mlNTO ll-lE. BRUTAL MURDER a:A FLY BY life relates to la-w ~ /SIDENTreAMA- bama signing the schools and playgrounds. The Washington Post stat 0 tougher anti-smoking Obama said that 90 per ed that Obama's overall law Monday should cent ofpeople who smoke approval rating is 65 percent, encourage him to be open began at age 18 or younger, whit:h is a higher rating than ~ about his own struggles with himself included. George W. Bush and Bill Clin nicotine. Doing this would Although Obama may ton had at the same point dur show that some of the deci have good intentions for the ing their presidencies. Specif sions he makes for our coun youth of the country by ic approval ratings are higher DON WRIGHT /TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES try are very personal and just implementing tougher anti for his handling offoreign might help sustain his smoking laws, he does little to · policy rather than how he approval ratings. promote the cause when he handles domestic situations, Known as the Family and his staff limit his open however. Smoking Prevention and ness about his struggles with Since Obama doesn't have Tobacco Control Act, the bill's a smoking addiction. to worry about healthcare or purpose is to try to prevent Even though he is consid..: This Minnesota girl mortgage companies like the teenagers from becoming. ered the most powerful leader average middle-class Ameri addicted to tobacco by giving in the world, no one is asking can, this bill would be the per the Food and Drng Adminis him to be a perfect. Still, as a fect opportunity to show that tration the power to regulate has cannot beat leader, he is a role model for he a connection as a citi the heat the tobacco industry. many people who live inside zen to some ofthe bills he · This cracks down on the and outside the U.S. By avoid does help pass. Being from Minneso finally got there. When I nicotine advertisers who pro ing questions concerning his IfObama took the time to ta where it stays hot for opened my car door, mote candy-flavored ciga own personal battle with connect with the country on a about two months and another J:>last of volcanic rettes and other flavored nico nicotine and the fact that he more personal level, he just then dips into below heat hit me with full tine products that can appeal still smokes while passing an might increase the trust of zero temperatures for force. to·teenage consumers. It even anti-smoking law, those who those who doubt his ability to the winter, I've always It took everything I prevents them from placing doubt his decisions may see help get our country back on preferred opening win had to get in my car long ads within 1,000 feet of him as a hypocrite. its feet. dows to using air condi enough to start it so the tioning to cool things off. AC could cool things But I was-shivering down. . ------·- - ·- - and completely regret KARI WILB.ERG It definitely wasn't as ting the fact that I did,n't Editor-in-Chief severe as a Man vs. Wild bring a sweater to my scenario with Bear internship Monday. Grylls stuck in some ran Doing interviews and writing dom desert, but who knew a seat stories while my fingers felt like belt strap could get so hot? they were going to fall off was bor When I finally drove away, the derline torturous. steering wheel scorched my hands One thing is for sure: The air and my normal barefoot driving conditioning definitely felt like the routine had to be rethought as the cold devil of the world as I froze in pedals were definitely too hot for my office over at Wakeboarding me to touch Mag. I had been in hot cars before, but Little did I know I'd be begging nothing like _that. he $1 billion "cash-for vehicle. cycle carbon emissions df for that same AC when I stepped . The thermostat on my dash- T clunkers" program But since those who have the average car come from outside the office and the Florida board read 107 degrees. that was passed by the cars with trade-in values manufacturing and disposal, heat hit me like an erupting vol My little Toyota Corolla, which Senate last week is supposed equal to or greater than not driving, according to the can<;>. This is my first summer in normally takes less than a minute, to encourage us to buy more $4,500 cannot participate in Pacific Institute. Florida, and I'd never felt heat lik~ for the AC to get freezing cold, took fuel-efficient vehicles and, at the program it seems unlike Therefore, ''the reduction that before. almost the entire 40-minute drive · the same time, help get the ly that those who can will be in tailpipe emissions would I must agree with what former home to cool off and even then it auto industry back on its able to afford a new vehicle, be at least partially offset by Future Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Riley was still a little warm. feet. the price of which averages an increase in manufacturing wrote last summer. The summer When I got home, my dashboard When examining the stip $30,000, according to emissions," an environmental heat is definitely a cleansing of the thermometer reported that the out ulations involved with this Edmunds.com. blog on The New Republic state. side temperature had only gone program, however, it's easy If anything, this bill will · Web site states. · "It forces those who only want down a paltry three degrees and to wonder who will actually probably give them incentive Legislators are citing the the state for the mild winters to go stood in all its blazing glory at a far be able to take advantage of to buy something they can't success of this type of pro back wherever it is t;hey come from, from-comfortable 104. it and if its repercussions will afford, dealing another dead gram in Europe, specifically and lets us natives sweat on our I had always said I would rather do more overall harm than ly blow to the economy. Germany, as a reason to uti own,'' Riley wrote. live through a blistering hot sum ~ ! good In weighing the costs and lize it in America. While The temperate weather during mer than endure one more below According to The Wash benefits from a green per Germany experienced a 21 the winter months in Florida were zero winter. I'm starting to rethink ington ·Post, those who have spective, the question of percent increase in its auto definitely a huge incentive for me to that decision. owned a car or truck that is a whether or not this will actu sales at the end of the pro pack up my things and move from As a true testament to Riley's 1984 model or newer for at ally hurt the environment gram's first month, according my icy midwestern town to attend words,. I will most definitely be least a year have the option more than help it also to The Post, other business, UCF. returning to a place where the of trading in their vehicles remains unanswered. such as used-car dealers, I was sick of scraping ice off my leaves turn colors in the fall and and receiving vouchers With thousands of dollars spare-parts suppliers and car every morning and having to downhill skiing is a common sport. worth up to $4,500 to help at stake, people who have repair shops have suffered. wear boots to school - only to It seems like warming up is so . pay for a newer, more fuel unused cars might start driv It will be extremely diffi.: change into comfier shoes later on much easier to do than cooling off efficient vehicle. ing theni in order to get their cult, if not impossible, for in the day. when the weather calls for it. 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