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ANOTHER EXCUSE A global mandate for clean water TO-DRINK LOTS OF cause for univer­ opment of human rights, how 5,000 children die daily without clean water sal human rights. the U.S., from the Declaration of F Booth said Independence to the global liber­ ADAM 0. MANZOR Booth, human rights advo­ To Booth, access to . clean she came as an al institutional international Acup of coffee may relieve more Staff Writer cate and wife of British Prime water and available sanitation is attorney who order, established by President than tiredness, according to recent Minister Tony Blair, ·addressed not just an interchangable com­ specializes in Harry Truman after World Ww research. The study found that Nations fight wars over UCF students, faculty, alumni modity but a basic human' right human rights II, had b,een both an inspiration female college students were less scarce resources like land, gold and guests Tuesday on the need - a problem in desperate need issues, not as a and a force for remaking global sore after working out if they had and oil. Children die for lack of to remedy the gi:owing problem of a solution. Her message was Booth Blair representative conceptions about universal caffeine in their systems. It looks like of the lack of clean drinking. one of optimism, appealing to of the · British students have one more reason to clean water. While the first may human rights and the need to drink coffee, and one less excuse for be. inevitable, the latter, water and proper sanitation, the ingenuity of those in atten­ government. create broad-based standards not exercising. to Cherie Booth Blair, is pre­ which kills an estimated 5,000 dance and across the nation to She began her speech with a ventable. children a day. · take up the mantle ofleading' the briefhistory lesson on the devel- · PLEASE SEE BOOTH ON AS Bringing students, teachers

} A.PENNY SAVED together SCOTT GURLEY MAY BE ANICKEL Contributing Writer EA NED - ~- Concerns about student and teacher relations were the sub­ With the prices of copper and nickel ject of Monday night's SGA dis­ rising, a penny is now worth more as cussion forum, "Apathetic Stu­ unminted metal than actual dents, Apathetic Faculty, or currency. Reuters reports that an Both?" The discussion was a economics expert has suggested that part of the Martin Luther King the Mint revalue the penny to five Jr. "The Challenge of Change" cents, making it once again worth forum. more as currency. There are two sides to any debate, and Monday's was no exception.- Students complain that professors have too much on their plate to provide a qual­ ity learning experience, while professors argue that not enough students care about the classes they are taking. By the end of the forum, attended by students and facul­ AROUND CAMPUS, A2 Aaron Stoller, 18, shown ~ere leaping from"the rock" between Business Administration buildings to a table. ty alike, both parties acknowl­ _edged a role in making class WUCF TO CONTINUE experiences more successful JAZl. CONCERT SERIES "Most of the freshmen stu­ dents I meet on campus do WITH SAX SHOW enough just to coast by,'' WUCF is ~ontinuing its Jazz Concert Stephanie Koffler, political sci- Series with a show by the Disney Sax ence major, said . Quartet today at 4 p.m. The UCF "They attend class, go home, community is invited to see the live",, ' . do a little homework, eat dinner show at WUCF's studio or listen in ' · and then plan what bar is suit- at89.9 FM. PLEASE SEE INTERESTING ON A4 LOCAL &STATE, A2 1-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES .. AFTER FATHER THROWS .Athletic movement jumps to UCF Hazing may HER ACROSS ROOM TARA YOUNG affect future Afather faces murder charges after Contributing Writer "The art of telling police he threw his 14-month­ old daughter 12 feet across a kitchen .Parkour, a new artistic free~run­ movement is kind of fraternity to keep the child from crawling near a ning movement has crept into the pile of trash. An autopsy found that Orlando-UCF area, urban-ninja style. like the ground the child, Nicole P. Sarvis, died of trau­ Think James Bond meets ninja meets recruitment ma to the head. '. Jackie Chan, and the result you get philosophy of should be pretty close to the Orlando TYLER GILLESPIE Renzhe Parkour team. .everything we do" Contributing Writer Parkour, which originated in Viet­ -SEAN BELL NATION& WORLD, A4 . nam among French ~oldiers, was In recent months, UCF fra­ founded by Sebastien Foucan and ternities have been the object of MOST SAVE WITH THE David Belle, with the inspiration the quickest, fastest and most fluid public scrutiny for alleged acts PRESIDENT'S HEALTH . coming from :Selle's father, Raympnd way to the other side of something, of hazing and general miscon­ Belle, a soldier in the French army. from point A to point B, no matter . duct. With the Interfraternity CARE PROPOSAL "Parcours du combattant," meaning what's in between using only the pos­ Council's recruitment period set to end, some IFC officers and Get health insurance through your military obstacle co~se, was where sibilities of the human body. Belle got his original inspiration for "Just as in life, when· you think chapter advisors are concerned employer?The average cost of a that a negative image offraterni­ family policy is about $11,500, low the name and the movement. about what you.want to say and how That obstacle course today has you are going to say it in order to get ties may result in diminished '\ enough to get you a tax break under Sean Bell,23,an interpersonal and transformed itself into the maze of your point across, as is parkour, you numbers for upcoming pledge President Bush's new health care organizational communication classes. initiative. major, jumps around outside the construction sites, buildings, schools find the most effective way to do it, in · Business Administration buildings. and parking lots of today's urbanized the shortest amount of time and get The IFC Constitution defmes world. to the other side," UCF team member hazing as "any form of physical, Parkour members - they call _, mental abuse or activity or INDEX TODAY'S morally degrading or humiliat­ themselves traceurs - aim to find PLEASE SEE GROUP'S ON A5 Around Campus 2 WEATHER ing activities carried out by the Weather fraternity." 2 "I'm afraid that the threat of Local & State 2 hazing might have a harmful Nation & World 4 effect on the future of Greek life Sports 6 at UCF, the fraternities need to Variety 8 SUNNY fix their images," said chapter Classifieds 10 advisor Christian Bauer Jr., pro- , Sudoku ·63° 44° fessor of engineering. "Hazing

PLEASE SEE IFC ON A3 1 A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com January 26, 2007 • ·(tnmd :Jlllriba '1rtuR AROUND LOCAL CAMPUS &STATE News and notices for Keep local With headlines the UCF comnumity you may have missed WUCF Jazz Concert Series Police: Girl dies of trauma after WUCF is continuing its Jazz father throws her across room Concert Series with a show by CRESTVIEW. Fla. - A the Disney Sax Qµartet today at father faces murder charges 4p.m. after telling police he threw his The quartet will be joined by 14-month-old daughter 12 feet another saxophonist, and will across a kitchen to keep the feature Scott Devlin on bass sax, child from crawling near a pile Brian Snapp on bari sax, Doug of trash. Spoonamore on tenor sax, Jerry An autopsy performed Kalbei on alto sax, and John Wednesday found that the Orsini on soprano sax. child, Nicole P. Sarvis, died of blunt force trauma to the head The UCF community is I • invited to see the live show at on Tuesday night. ' WUCF's studio or listen in at The father, Derrick Adam 89.9FM Sarvis, 22, told investigators he For more information, con­ had been sweeping in the tact Janice Whitehouse at 407- kitchen when the baby crawled , 823-2666. toward the pile of trash in their Panhandle home. To keep her-- ,;.J HAPPY Hour Student Showcase away, he threw her into an adja­ The College of' Education cent room, Crestview police Lt. will host a mini-conference Jamie Grant said _ titled HAPPY Hour Student Grant said · investigators Showcase on Saturday from 8:30 found bruising and other signs a.m. until 3:30 p.m. in the Teach­ indicating the child had been ing Academy and Education abused for some time. The Building. mother, Crystal Sarvis, 25, faces The event will feature pre­ felony neglect charges for not sentations by undergraduate telling police about the alleged students, as well as door prizes BRIAN FIEG I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ongoing abuse. and refreshments. · Comedian Dan Cummins performed in Wackadoo's Tuesday, drawing lots of laughs for his jokes on students' majors. The up-and-coming comic was the star of CAB's most recent Comedy Knight. · The mother discovered the For more information, con­ child unresponsive around 8:30 tact Karen Verkler at 407-823- p.m. when she came home for a 5235. dinner break from her job as a cab driver, police said. The • Journalism dub meeting CAB comedian serves up laughs mother called 911 while rushing The Society of Professional the baby to the hospital in her cab, but the baby was pro­ Journalists will hol~ its first ROBYN SIDERSKY where he would have to swing meeting of the semester Mon­ Staff Writer from crop to crop". nounced dead on arrival. day at 5 p.m. in the Communica­ Cummins also said he Derrick and Crystal Sarvis tions Building, Room 228. The continuous sounds of names his jokes with weird, were being held Thursday in The event will include free video games in Wackadoo's long titles, comparing them to the Okaloosa County Jail. pizza and the chance to shape failed to distract students songs that have absolutely SPJ events for the semester. All from Dan Cummins, the star nothing to do with their titles. RtJbio favors special election to students are welcome, and of CAB's latest Comedy "I almost fell off my chair pass property tax relief this year interested non-members should. Knight, Tuesday. Still, the laughing," senior English liter­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Gov. • bring their $10 dues. Members comedian joked, "Wackadoo's ature major Ana Teixeira said. Charlie Crist and Florida House will elect a new president. . is not the place for anyone Cummins easily related to Speaker Marco Rubio added For more information, con­ who has a hard time focusing." some students in the crowd. their support Wednesday to the tact SPJ Vice President Melissa , The entertainment was He jokingly picked on UCF push for a special election this • Patterson at 561-214-5112 or free and the crowd only paid psychology majors because year on property tax relief [email protected] for their meals. the degree did so much for instead ofwaiting until 2008. · "I think comedy is so essen­ him. Rubio said rapidly rising • lntemew workshop tial to being in college. It's "I hope he gets famous, property taxes is one of the Career Services and Experi­ where most comedians get because I got made fun of by "twin threats" _facing the state. ential Learning will hold a their start, and that's why we him," said James Bohnsack, a ' The other is property insurance workshop on how to ace an bring them in," comedy and senior psychology major rates, climbing equally as fast if • interview on Tuesday from 10 variety director for CAB Mike Cummins picked on. not quicker. Lawmakers a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Career Newman said. CAB hopes to have a responded to the insurance Resource Center of Ferrell Cummins,_ currently on comedian one Tuesday a issue by passing legislation dur­ •• Commons, Room 185C. tour, last appeared in Comedy month, Newman said, and ing a special session that ended Students will get the chance Central's South Bay Comedy next month hypnotist Tom Monday. to learn the different types of Festival in Miami DeLuca will make his annual State and local taxing power, techniques, formats, and ques­ The up-and-coming comic, stop at UCF. though, is controlled by the • tions used during the interview originally hailing from Rig­ "This time we Florida Constitution and process. · gins, Idaho - population 410 had someone amendments must be approved Attendees will also get the - was convinced to try stand­ different. It by voters. Holding off until the chance to practice their inter­ up in Spokane, _Wash., by his was a differ­ next regular election in Novem­ •• viewing skills with a software then-fiance. ent style," ber 2008 would mean reforms program. Cummins had worked sev­ Newman likely could not take effect until For more information, con­ eral odd-jobs after getting his said. the following fiscal year, which • tact Career Services and Experi­ bachelor's of science degree in went really would begin Oct. 1, 2009, for ential Learning at 407-823-2361. psychology from Gonzaga well, though. It's many local governments. University. Fifteen months good for them "I always feel patience is a after his first competition, he to come to virtue, but on this issue I hope • placed as runner-up in the campus, and we'll be a little impatient," said CORRECTION Seattle International Comedy this is where Rubio, R-Coral Gables. In regard to Monday's article Competition, where he placed they get their Under Rubio's scenario, a "Swinging the Knight fantastic;' second to national headliner fan base: special election would be held • the cost of lessons and dancing and 25-year comedy veteran through ·col­ this summer, followed by a spe­ with Switig Knights on Thurs­ Dwight Slade. leges." cial session in September for day nights is $5, with dancing Cummins touched on top­ He also lawmakers to pass implement­ ing legislation. · costing $3 and is free for mem- ics ranging from his fear of asked the bers. . sharks - which is why he audience That way, the reforms would Picture below are Natalie insists on staying away from what their be in place before city and Hanna and Bryce Woods. any body of water, yet makes majors were. county budgets take effect fun of his wife for being afraid Cum­ Oct. I. of mice - to his hatred of mins also doesn't old in the front row. Who Senate Finance and Taxation superheroes like Spiderman. defend­ change it, brings an 8 year old to a com­ Committee Chairman Mike "He can't actually fly - he ed his no matter edy show? I · told the same Haridopolos, R-Indialantic, had just swings from building to rou­ who's in the jokes I'm telling you." previously advocated a special building and shoots webs out tine, audience. Cummins said UCF is the election. It would take a three-fourths of his hand Why is that cool? saying "One time I was. doing a first college he's done in a • Let's see him do that in Iowa, that he . show and there was an 8 year while. vote in each chamber to put a proposal on the ballot this year, rather than the three-fifths needed if offered at a regular election. LOCAL WEATHER . Rising property values have driven up taxes for all property High:73° owners, but homeowners have TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday been partly _sheltered by a Today Today: Rain clears off for a clear and LIGHT SHOWERS· low:56° $25,000 homestead exemption LET US KNOW cool c(ay. Winds north-northeast at 5 and the Save Our Homes The Future wants to hear SUNNY to 10 mph. Amendment limiting their ' . - High:72° from you! If you have a club, High:63° Low:44° Tonight: Some clouds move in, but annual tax increases to 3 per­ organization or event and want sky stays mostly clear. Winds north­ Low:45° cent. your information to be consid­ nortqeast at 5 to 10 mph. ered for the Arourid Campus - ASSOCIATED PRESS • column, send a fax to ( 407) 447- 4556 or an e-mail to [email protected]. 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should be completely thrown out. It is illegal in Florida, and Add Some Leadership & Adventure To You r Schedule! For more inform ation, every fraternity· should be contact MAJ Brian Fallon, UCF Army ROTC, 407-823-5383 or visit www.arm y.ucf.edu today ! against it." 1 The state of Florida out- lawed the practice of high school and collegiate hazing in 2005, determining the offense a " third-degree felony when seri­ ous injury or death occurs. The recruitment kickoff is not a mandatory event, and ~~~~~~H=E=A=L=T=H=g: WELLNESS CENTER usually a small number is pres­ Experie nce the science and art of healing! ent. Rush is a time when frater­ nities and sororities look to expand and improve their Proud Sponsor of · chapters by initiating quality men and women. UCF TEAM CHIROPRACTIC "We thought that in light of recent events, this spring rush might be pretty weak," said Ted Moskovitz, second from the left, helps a student sign up for Spring Rush. Moskovitz is a .. Andrew Evelyn. IFC vice pres­ molecular and microbiology major. ident of recruitment. ·~ound 50 guys showed up at the kick­ percent increase from the . ensures that each chapter and off event, which well exceeded spring of 2005, from 172 to 208 individual member signs a our expectatk~ns." pledges. form agreeing to refrain from i The spring kickoff event of "These potentials have the hazing activities. 2006 saw only 33 men attend, power to bring the community Last semester, the charter of with 29 registering. to a new level and make it the Sigma Alpha Epsilon was sus­ . "We have a more organized best it has ever been," said pended for at least six years " Web site and had better adver­ Gary Morgan, former Greek after UCF deemed that broth­ tising. The good turnout is Life director at UNC Charlotte. ers committed acts of hazing making the participating fra­ "The recent incidents should and disorderly conduct. ternities really excited about be a motivation to raise the Sigma Phi Epsilon was sus­ Rush;' said Evelyn. community to a higher leveL" pended on Dec. 21, 2006, Dr. Brent.Baldasare serving families since 1997. , Potential pledges who In an effort to address the because a pledge reported suf­ attended the event had mixed stereotype of fraternities, the fering injuries during a ritual Auto Injuries Family Wellness ) emotions regarding the stigma delegates ofthe IFC committee that occurred off-campus. The Ft1mily Chiropractic of hazing within UCF's Greek implemented a new member final outcome of the accusa­ * Kids Waiti11g Room Spa Services community. orientation program. The pro­ tions is pending a hearing *Ge11tle Techniques *Wellness Facials "If you weren't there, then gram is designed to educate today. *011 site x-ruy *Microdermabrasion *Full medical grade retail li11e ' you cannot b,e for sure what associate members on hazing Such serious repercussions *Hot Stone massage happened," said Scott Ismach, and other aspects of fraternity may positively affect the prac­ Garde11 oflif e * Rai1thow Light *No.n-surgiculfa~elift 19, legal studies major. "I just life not known to the general tices of fraternities by deter- Muscle Milk *Natures Pll1s Nutri-West *Herbs for Kids Microcurrent wanted to see what it was all public. ring future hazing. , TemperPedic * Biofreeze about. The brothers seem very The mission to completely Baue:i; said, "If appropriate *Cellta-C skin care accepting." eliminate hazing is also on the judicial actions are taken and The number of men that Il'C agenda. hazing is properly addressed, .., pledged an IFC fraternity in the UCF has a zero tolerance then it should help better the spring of2006 experienced a 21 policy for any hazing acts and character of the Greek system. Most lnstmlnce Accepted

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- . HIGHER NATION & WORID EDUCATION Keep current with headlines you may have missed Interesting classes do What's in the news at colleges around the country Admissions er:ror erroneously not mean.easy classes congratulates 2,700 UNC prospects CHAPEL HlLL, N.C. - An FROM Al admissions department e-mail sent from the University of able for that night's festivities... North Carolina at Chapel Hill the lack ofcampus involvement congratulated 2,700 prospec­ is frustrating because there are tive freshmen this week on hundreds of organizations try­ their acceptance to the school ing to get students involved; the The problem is that none of problem is that students aren't the students have been admit­ listening," Kofiler said ted yet to the school. They are Jennifer Reid, a junior eco­ on the school's wait list and nomics major, said students won't find out until March ne~d to be taking the initiative whether they've made the cut. in their educational experience. "It's humbling and it's horri­ ASSOCIATED PRESS "Students at UCF have many ble that we made this mistake," Leban~~e pro-govern"!ent supporters throw stones during a confrontation with resources available to them to oppos1t1on supporters mstreets around Beirut Arab University in Lebanon Thursday. Stephen Farmer, the school's p~ope! them forward in any director of undergraduate direction they choose," Reid admissions, said Thursday. ''We Most would save cash under the In a clear warning of such possible intentions, Israeli s~?- ''We also have a responsi­ don't want to do anything to president's health care proposal bility to seek and find meaning­ Prime Minister Ehud Olmert make the admissions process WASHINGTON - Get ful eRdeavors to commit our more difficult than it already is, health insurance through said ':Vednesday his country . time and talents to. I feel it is - believed now to be· the only and it's horrible to think that your employer? The average up to the individual student to we've contributed to the stress cost of a family policy is about nu~lear-armed state in the act as director of his own life that these students feel." $ll,500, low enough to get you . Middle East - will respond to the threat posed by Iran's and to get involved" Farmer said ·two employees a tax break under President Biology professor Alison nuclear ambitions "with all accidentally sent the e-mail Bush's new health care initia­ Morrison-Shetlar said the the nieans at our disposal." i;uesday. It began. "Congratula­ tive. teacher's role is making the tions again on your admission If an employer-provided It also came as the U.S. class experience relevant and beefed ~p its naval presence to the University." plan covers you alone, . the engaging for the students. in the Gulf, sending a second The e-mail was intended to policy costs just under .$2,500 "When you talk about responsi­ request mid-year grades from on average, still low enough U.S. · aircraft carrier group bility, [teachers] all have a high school students who have for a tax cut. . · there to signal Iran it will not responsibility to make it inter­ tolerate any attempts to dom­ already been accepted to the · The administration says its esting to the students," she said school. proposal would enable more inate the region. However, Morrison-Shetlar Admissions officials have Americans to afford health The U.N. Security Council added · that making classes since sent follow-up e-mails· insurance, reducing the ranks imposed sanctions on Iran interesting does not mean apologizing for the error. of the uninsured - now esti­ last month for defying teachers should necessarily demands to freeze uranium Fanµer said a couple hun­ mated at 46.6 million - by 5 make the education process dred students and parents have percent to 10 percent. enrichment. Tehran says it easy. She gave an example of a responded The president hit the road wants to perfect the process colleague who stretched his "They were incredibly Thursday to sell his health to generate electricity, but its other use - creating the fis­ students by requiring that they friendly, cordial and under­ care plan, talking it up at a engage in discussions. standing - and we are, of conference in Lee's Summit, sile core of nuclear weapons "They had [discussions] and course, grateful for their under­ Mo. But it has received a cold - has fed international con­ had a harder time, but now they cerns about Iran's true inten­ standing," Farmer said response from key Democrats are thanking him for it," Morri­ tions. in Congress. son-Shetlar said MLKjoke party with fried chicken, The plan would do two Another issue that many malt liquor, causes uproar things: For the first time, the Curfew imposed in Lebanese students are not aware of is the DALLAS - Authorities at cost of an insurance policy capital after clashes· pressure pf public policy on Tarleton State University said would be treated as taxable BEIRUT, Lebanon - Uni­ teachers. Assistant vice presi­ versity students loyal to they plan to investigate a Mar­ income. The cost includes dent for University Relations tin Luther King Jr. Day party both the employer's and the Lebanon's · government Greg Schuckman said, "There employee's payments. The clashed with Hezbollah sup­ that mocked black stereotypes is a public policy pressure to • • • JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE by featuring fried chicken, malt result is that workers' taxable porters Thursday, setting cars get students in and out in four wages would shoot up dra­ ablaze and battling with Semor b~smess maJor Jessica Wasserman compares student morale and discipline at UCF with liquor and faux gang apparel. years." The result is cramming the previous schools ~he's attended. The discussion was part of SGA's MLKforum . "I feel like there is no excuse matically. homemade clubs and stones. more information into a pro­ for this type of ignorance," said But, then, the president The melee deepened worries gram, with penalizations for ' Donald Ray Elder, president of calls for a standard tax deduc­ that Lebanon cannot contain staying longer. be a success," he said "This is occurs, and therefore disinter­ tion for those who buy health the political and sectarian _ actually the goal of the 'Diffi­ est, when people do not. take the Stephenville school's chap­ Academic services coordi­ 1 ter of the NAACP. insurance - $15,000 for fami­ rivalries threatening to push it nator Zephyr Wilkins, who cult Discussions' series-to the time to understand others Photographs posted on ly coverage and $7,500 for toward civil war. helped organize the discussion bring everyone, not just faculty their background and theu'. social networking Web site individual coverage. So, the At least three people were forum and also served as a and not just students but every­ Viewpoints." Facebook.com showed partygo­ key to getting a tax cut will be killed arid dozens were moderator, said that the result one within the UCF communi­ "By bringing staff and stu­ ers wearing Afro wigs and fake to keep the cost of the policy injured before army troops of the forum was positive. ty together to discuss germane dents together to engage~ in gold and silver teeth. In another below the size of the new . backed by tanks and firing ')\ny time that students and issues that affect our institution conversation," Wilkins said, picture, a student is dressed as deduction. barrages ofwarning shots into faculty get together to discuss an~ the community at large. I :'we're bridging that gap of dis­ the air dispersed most rioters. Aunt Jemima and carries a gun. The result of the proposed pertinent issues, I consider it to believe that marginalization mterest." "That upsets me," Elder said change would be that, initially, The military then declared about 80 percent of workers Beirut's first curfew since "That's someone who knows 1996. ' nothing about Dr. King, who get insurance -through because Dr. King was totally their jobs would be in the But the fallout reaches far beyond the casualty count. about nonviolence." camp that gets a tax cut. The clashes, sparked by a More than 400 students About 20 percent would see a attended a university-spon­ tax increase. cafeteria scuffle between pro­ sored forum Wednesday night About 160 million people government Sunni Muslims that Elder described as "a shaky get health coverage through and pro ~Hezbollah Shiites, baby step" in bridging a divide their employers. reinforced fears that between black and white stu­ . A smaller group of Ameri- Lebanon's sectarian divisions dents on the campus, which . cans, about 17.8 million, buy are erupting into violence as they did during the 1975-1990 had about 400 black students, health insurance on their own out of 7,800 total, last semester. because their job doesn't pro­ civil war. Elder said he sensed a racial Vide it or they can't afford-the It was the third straight day divide at the forum, with black . coverage their employer of violence, sparked by a students sitting on one side of offers. Almost all of them Hezbollah-led strike Tuesday the room and whites on the would experience a substan­ that came ahead of a crucial other. tial tax cut. gathering of donor nations in ''It was civil, but it also esca­ Paris. The conference Thurs~ lated into a shouting match," he Attack on Iran's nuclear facilities day raised pledges of $7.6 bil­ said in telephone interview would be awful, IAEA chief warns lion to help Prifile Minister a Fuad Saniora's U.S.-backed afterward DAVOS, Switzerland - The head of the U.N. atomic government rebuild after last UC Santa Cruz gives cops money watchdog agency, in an indi­ summer's devastatillg Israel­ for off-campus party crack down rect warning to the U.S. and Hezbollah war. SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - The Israel, said Thursday a mili­ The money and show of international support could University of California, Santa tary strike on Iran's nuclear facilities would have "cata­ boost the embattled Saniora Cruz, is giving cash to police to The Iranian-backed Hezbol­ crack down on rowdy off-cam­ strophic" consequences -and pus partying. only strengthen Tehran's lah has vowed to bring him resolve to make atomic arms. down unless the opposition is The $25,000 payment is given more power. · designed to step up enforce­ . Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the Inter- The chaos has paralyzed ment of the 2005 city ordinance the government. Hezbollah that increased fines for behav­ . national Atoinic Energy Agency, also cited Western leader Sheik Hassan Nasral­ ior considered a threat to public lah said Wednesday that safety or "the quiet enjoyment intelligence assessments that of residential property or gen­ Iran may be only four years donors were backing the eral welfare." away from having the capaci­ wrong party in the standoff ty to produce such weapons. and that he could topple San­ About half ofthe university's iora at any time. 15,000 students live off campus. But he stressed that his agency's inspectors had In Paris, Saniora pleaded to Using university money, city his countrymen to "distance police will determine when and turned up no firm evidence of where additional patrols are such intentions. themselves from tensions." • needed based on an analysis of Still, he indicated there are . . "No one can help a country if the people of this country service calls over the past two some in Tehran :who favored don't want to help them~ years. developing such arms. _ ·~ preventive strike would selves," he said • The 2005 ordinance fines _ Leaders' on all sides called party hosts, and potentially be cata,str_ophic," ElBaradei for calm. Nasrallah went on landlords or parents of those said at a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum, TV in the evening to tell fol­ under 21, $250 to $1,000 for vio­ lowers it was a "religious • lations. Parties with amplified adding it would only UCF~S ma rtCard music heard beyond the prop­ "strengthen the hand of those duty'' to get off the streets to Accepted Here who say 'let us develop a allow security forces to keep erty requires a special permit. Dean & Vniversity weapon."' order. 3940 N. Dean Rd. . 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"The globalization water and sanitation are two .,..., • Volw1teer .Opportunities of human rights since 1945 has majn causes of terrorism." 1 · been driven by the U.S." Booth catalogued several A UCF victim advocate is available Booth defmed human rights different approache"s to tack­ 24~hours a day, 7 days a week. as the "basic level of treatment ling the issue. She described a that we are entitled to simply British beer factory in India All senrices are free of charge ·-' because.we are human," argu- that poured off clean water, a ing that the old model of inter­ byproduct in beer making, and and confidential. national law that only recog­ redirected it at no extra cost to ) : • nized the rights of states has a nearby village in need of You can call Victim Services at 407-823-2425 'during normal been rendered anachronistic water. She also related a more business hours 8:00 am. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. and unsuitable for ·the modem personal story about her · world. youngest son and his class­ After hours, ~-eekends t and holidays please call the J : Implicit in her argument mates who raised money to Communications Center at 407-823-5555-. : was that the U.S. has recently send a water tank to a Ugandan '. averred from putting into prac­ village. tice what it has inspired, failing On a broader scale, Booth J • to meet its commitments. appealed to the students in the "In recent years, the U.S. has audience to use the skills they stood· aloof," Booth said. are learning to achieve the - ·~erican exceptionalism has goals of providing clean water hampered further efforts" in to those in need. To those codifying universal interna­ studying architecture, design tional human rights. energy efficient homes; those > "There are only two coun- studying business should look tries that .haven't signed the for greater efficiencies and ' U.N. Convention on the Rights opportunities in providing of the Child," which standard- clean water; those studying ' izes the civil, political, econom­ political science should help to ic, social and cultural rights of create a constituency that children, "the U.S. and Soma­ demands the inequities be NICOLE STANCEL I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE lia." addressed. Security was tight at the Pegasus Ballroom, where Booth spoke Tuesday. Booth came to Building on her notion that Many in attendance were campus with a full security entourage, including black SUVs and a police motorcade. there are those who use Amer­ taken with the presentation. ican exceptionalism---: the idea Amy Jensen, a senior politi­ granted." used by the Israeli military dur­ ) that the U.S. is historically cal science major, was The presentation was not ing last summer's war with unique because ofits ideals and impressed with the presenta­ without dissent. Professor Lebanon. Booth slightly political an9, religious institu­ tion and appreciated a discus­ John Bersia, director of Global objected, responding that she tions - to turn inward, she sion beyond the usual topics Perspectives, initially decided was very concerned for ¢.e questioned the "reluctance of covered. not to take questions from the children of Lebanon and their U.S. courts to look abroad at "She was great, touched-on audience and was hectored access to drinking water, but other judiciaries," to draw . topical issues we don't talk from some members of the stressed that Israel was a ,.. upon their decisions when about," Jensen said. "She han­ Students for a Democratic democracy and as such has a searching for rulings to use as dled the questions with class Society; who had been standing system in place to address guides in determining prece­ and dignity." en masse with arms raised, in human rights concerns.· dent. Kirsten Bishop, another sen­ silent anticipation ofbeing able Mendoza believed that· ~ But, she noted, exceptional- ior political science major, also .to query Booth. Booth was being less than ism can cut both ways, appeal­ expressed her gratitude for B0<;>th did acknowledge the forthcoming about the issue. ing to those who seek to engage Booth's decision to come to students after several presub­ "She was being hypocritical the world, hoping that the "U.S. UCF and address rarely dis­ mitted questions and was in expounding the U.S. role in will join the CRC and extend cussed issues. asked pointedly by SDS mem­ promoting human rights these rights that we take for "Her passion for the issue ber Patrick Decarlo, "What do because of current policies," he granted. These are not just really shone through," Bishop bombs do in water?" an allu­ explained. "Cluster bombs - and Race Book abstract ideals... with help we said. "I'm honored she came to sion to American and British were used in Lebanon. They can make a practical difference UCF, because we're not an Ivy policies in Iraq that Booth par­ look like batteries and kids pick 2001 CITRUS CHllMPIONS: in everyday lives." League school. It shows she ried by asserting that she them up. She had a good mes­ The lack of daily clean wants to get her message out." believed the two governments sage, talking about the need.for drinking water threatens near­ James Estoval, senior politi­ "did absolutely the right thing clean water - but she fails to BOBBI.ES . ly 400 million children and the cal science major, was similarly · in liberating" Iraq. After realize the situation. " JAii & EBKIJIBll . lack of daily proper sarutatiqn enthralled by the topic. Booth's answer, Decarlo left Mendoza was ~o critical of affects 980 million children. "It was really refreshing, one the ballroom scowling and Booth's characterization of the BJICKCOUBT Booth cautioned that it's not of the things you don't hear shaking his head. U.S. level of aid. "They dou­ merely a lack of supply to about often," Estoval said. Michael Mendoza, former bled the money, but compared /BllSTOBlll water but one of sanitation; "Especially about how many president of the UCF College with [Iraq] war costs, we could that "contamination is the peopk don't have access to Democ;rats, asked Booth about be spending more money if it IBONTCOUBT highest single cause of chil- water, and you just take it for the effects of cluster bombs were a priority." BOIKOETJIEJI College Students Always Free (With Valid 1.D.) This Ad Good Group's moves to be featured in indie film For 1 Free Program (Any Performance) FROM A1 is at the UCF campus. "Our favorite spots are by Sean Bell said. the theater, in front of the Bell, who had a background library and by the rock,'' May­ in martial arts growing up and nard said. also an interest in dance, said The rock is a giant rock stat­ that was what led him to this ue in between the Business free-running style movement. Administration buildings. Sur­ Decked out in a Renzhe park­ rounded by tables, benches our T-shirt that read, "The Art and walls, it resembles a park­ of Movement," he reflected on our jungle gym and is an ideal the individuality aspect of spot for their obstacle-jumping parkour. movements. "The art of movement is Although parkour is just · kind of like the ground philos­ beginning to secure its roots in ophy of everything we do," American soil, other countries Bell said. "No matter how you in Europe have been recogniz­ do it, it's still the art of your ing and enjoying it for some ~ -~ Outtet movement." time now. ·aaee Being part sport, part art "Jams are held in other ffnfu Tau Where You 'Want 'To 90 and part philosophy, the goal parts of the world,'' Maynard of parkour is to focus on your said. Over 40,000 Magazines, surroundings. Renzhe Parkour hopes to Books &DVDs "Parkour is really this para­ see the same respectful spirit digm that changes the way you of the sport found in Europe Over 35,000 Adult foys & Lingerie think of the term obstacle," spill over into the U.S. team member Aaron Stoller "We want to expose the art Bachelor and Bachelorette Gifts said. "Most people think 'barri­ in the U.S. since our country is er,' but we think opportunity." always the last to get every­ Show UCF ID and The team coined their thing, it seems," Maynard said. name from Mandarin Chinese. "Some people think we are just get 20% off EVERYTHING! The word 'renzhe' translates to kids fooling around, but we mean endurance or persever­ want people to know it's an art, • u . ance. They also sometimes . and it should be respected." Mon. ·Sat. 9om · 2om, Sun. 9am · 1om refer to themselves as urban Parkour's recent rise in BRIAN FIEG I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ninjas. America can be at least partly Justin Maynard, 35,does a spin move off the benches in front of the library. The Orlando 0 "We liked the term urban attributed to the Internet. Renzhe Parkour group will be in an independent movie, set to film in March. «@mJ@~LJ P2®~@ ninjas because people can Homemade videos are pop­ 5009 S. Orange Blossom Tr. ~ relate to ninjas,'' team member ping up left and right on You York: 'Tom Greene and Ask-a­ Mobley said. "You're just out 11/2 Miles South of 1·4 Justice Maynard said. Tube, featuring local parkour Ninja, both supporters of the there in the environment and Only 20 minnutes aNCy from campus! The Renzhe parkour team traceurs from all over the U.S. parkour movement. you can just go." consists of about seven mem­ Renzhe parkour also features "'Greene and Ask-a-Ninja ilJ T" rt: bers ranging in age froin 18 to You Tube footage of their team are both huge parkour fans," 35. on their MySpace site located Maynard said. The members come from at www.myspace.com/Ren­ The Renzhe team, which diverse backgrounds like fenc­ zheparkour. offers a parkour-style begin­ ing, wrestling and gaming. The parkour team entered a ners' class every month in They are currently preparing Yahoo talent show contest this Longwood at the Likwai for their upcoming project, a past December. Out of 5,008 Shaolin Association, said stunt scene for a local indie entries, they were one of the stress relief is one of the many film, which will begin shooting top five groups hand-picked by benefits of the movement. in March of this year. the public to fly to New York "When you're practicing Currently, they practice at and compete for the prize. parkour, it's in a mostly fun and 813 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32803 MAC All-Stars gym and the Although they didn't fmish relaxed atmosphere where Orlan

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Maybe I'm a little greedy. · I know that the UCF Men's Basketball team should be 5-0 iri the Con­ ference USA arid tied with Memphis at the top of the standings. "You can't become a Golden Knights' second-half meltdown MELISSA HEYBOER Or, maybe, I just spectator playing in a game. Sports Editor expect a te_am, any team, to results in OT loss to Houston Cougars . pull out a victory when they have been lea~g by 20 points at halftime. YOU HAVE TO BE A BRIAN MURPHY But this is just the latest of what might have Staff Writer been for the Knights. . Ifyou haven't been tuning in all season. Here's a PLAYER.'' Over the last 30 days, the UCF Men's little recap: Basketball team has struggled mightily to In their first conference match of the season on - KIRK SPERAW, finish off opponents. But on Wedriesday Jan. 10, the Knights blew a 10-point lead with three HEAD COACH night against the Houston Cougars, this minutes to go against UAB, going on to lose 74-64 weakness reached a new and shocking NEXT GAME: SAT. JAN. 27 @ 4 P.M. in overtime. height. Three days later, against Marshall, UCF nearly The Golden Knights, lead­ Cougars, 73-70. let a 19-point advantage slide, holding on for a 78-71 ing by as many as 22 Junior guard Chip Cartwright hit a pair win. points in the second of free throws to put UCF ahead 47-25 Just last week we.nearly watched the Knights half, collapsed with 12:24 left. But after that, the Knights blow double-digit leads at home against SMU and down the played tight and the game belonged to the . Rice. stretch and Cougars. Wednesday night the latest edition unfolded in lost in Junior guard Robert McKiver hit one of Houston. UCF was on cruise, control up by 22 over­ his six 3-pointers on the night to cut the points with 12 minutes to go, only to lose 73-70 in time margin to 49-33, with about 11 minutes left. overtime to the Cougars. to The Knights were able to keep their lead Maybe they finally got what they deserved the in double digits with about seven minutes Harsh? Probably. remaining, but you can not put a team 'Ihle? Definitely. away if you keep losing the ball How can one team look so good and yet so bad In the final 11 minutes, UCF committed in the sanie game? How does one team give up 25 nine turnovers. points in 28 minutes and give up 39 points in the Meanwhile, the Cougars, who shot just same game over the final 12 minutes? 24 percent in the first half: kept the heat Upsets happen, comebacks occur and winning on. McKiver drained another 3-pointer streaks are always broken. Just last week the same to cut the deficit to 56-48 with 5:37 on Houston team coughed up a 19-point lead at Rice the clock. with nine minutes to play. · "I told the team if we can be within 10 points with six min­ PLEASE SEE KNIGHTS ON A7 utes left, we were going to win it," Houston coach Tom Penders said in a press release. One minute later,• the Cougars imposed · · the full court press on · the Knights. UCF has SMU edges Tulane had problems break­ ing that type of · after 13-point deficit defense over the last · few seasons and histo­ DAUAS - Ike Ofoegbu scored 19 points and ry held true on this grabbed seven rebounds to lead SMU to a 55-53 night. At the 4:51 mark, win Wednesday night over Tulane. the pressure forced a SMU (12-7, 1-4 Conference USA) came from turnover from junior behind after trailing by as many as 13 points early guard Dave Noel A few in the second half, then held off a · late Tulane seconds later, McKiver 4 charge to win. completed a three-point play to put Houston Southern Miss 83, East Carolina 72 within five, 58-53. HATTIESBURG, Miss. - Craig Craft and "We run a press Sai'Qµon Stone scored 19 points apiece as South­ offense every day (in ern Mississippi beat visiting East Carolina 83-72 in 22 practice)," UCF coach Wednesday night. The Knights Kirk Speraw said in a Darrell Jenkins scored a game high 25 pouits for surrendered a radio interview. "We had ECU, and Courtney Captain added 20 for the 22-point lead with trouble getting people in Pirates. 12:24 left in the the right spots and we run it game, losing in every day. We get this glazed , Rice 73, UTEP 67 overtime. look in our eyes and become a HOUSTON - Morris Almond scored 29 spectator instead of saying, 'I points and grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds to got a duty. I have got to take help lead Rice to a 73-67 victory over Texas-El care of that duty."' . Paso on Wednesday night. With under three minutes to Thomas led UIBP with 17 points. 24 • play, junior guard Marcus Malone The Knights turned got into the 3-point fest for the Nq. 14 Memphis 72, Tulsa 59 the ball over 24 Cougars as his long range basket MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Joey Dorsey scored 13 times, 14 in the made it a 62-59 game. points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked three second half, leading to 16 UH points. Houston officially climbed all the shots to lead No. 11 Memphis to a 72-59 victory way back with under a minute to go over Tulsa on Wednesday night. when their press created a steal by senior guard Oliver Lafayette. He got West Virginia 77, Marshall 63 the ball to Malone who nailed anoth- Frank Young led all scorers with 25 points as the er 3. Since the 12:24 mark, the MountaineerS defeated the Thundering Herd 77- 63 Wednesday night. PLEASE SEE PAYNE ON A7 Markel Humphrey led the Herd with 18 points.

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The road trip starts for ~e Knights After UTEP, the Knights will move three!.game set, but that's still not say­ Cougars outscored the Knights 39-17. In Senior forward Lavell Payne and Noel on Friday when they head to El Paso, right along to New Orleans, La., to ing much. SMU still has a positive that span, the Knights attempted six shots combined for 23 of the team's 35 first half · Texas, to play UTEP, which is 4-2 in C­ take on Tulane. scoring margin of4.4 and boasts an 8- from the field and just two in the final points. But in the end, the Knights are USA Tulane's playmaker is Jami Mon­ 2 record at home. 5:53. now 12-1 when leading at the half this sea­ UTEP's leading scorer is Jareica tagnino who is dangerous from every­ Janielle Dodds will more than like­ "Our guys have to understand that it's son. Hughes who has started.all 18 games. where on the court. Out ofMontagni­ ly put up the bulk of SMU's points. .a 40-minute game," Kirk Speraw said. Payne took advantage of Houston's Hughes averages 121 poin~. But even no's 17.2 points per game she has a She's putting up an average of 15 "When the game gets tight, we get this .. small front line to the tune of a career­ more threatening than her ability to field goal percentage ofalmost 50 per­ points per game. glaied look in our eyes instead of digging high 26 points. He also converted 13-of-16 score is her ability to create turnovers. cent, a free-throw percentage of 93 The Knights will finally return .deeper and getting back to fundamentals free throw attempts. Taylor added 12 She has 51 steals to her credit thus far percent. and has nailed 45 3-pointers. home on Feb. 4 to take on Tulsa. on defense." points, but he was just one-of-six from 3- · Now, his 40-minute game would go point range. As a team, the Knights were .five extra minutes. A jump shot from 4-of-19 from beyond the arc (21 percent). McKiver would break the tie and give the But any statistic for UCF pales in com­ Cougars their first lead of the game with parison to their 24 turnovers. Knights lack leadership role in pivitol situations ) ~:08 left in the extra period "It's like we got to tell them what to do Houston took a three-point lead with every pass," Speraw said. "It's like they FROM A6 ed, but those guys were leaders. With that said, I want to remind about 90 seconds remaining, but fresh­ become so paralyzed from an offensive They weren't going 'to let UCF lose you of two things: man guard Jermaine Taylor answered standpoint (when the game gets close) The good news is that this _team is in clutch moments. One is to not give up on this team with a 3 of his own to put the teams back and there is no reason to change what we still 14-5. They're still 3-2 in confer­ In the final five minutes of the yet. I repeat: don't give up on this at all square, 68-68. have been doing." ence play; and they're still in a third­ Houston game, UCF managed to · team. Even if the answers don't On the following possession, Lafayette The Knights })ad no defense for McK­ place tie in the C-USA standings. rack up eight fouls, five turnovers show themselves right away Satur­ missed a three, but McKiver was able to iver, who put up a career-high 36 points. Sometimes you have to count and was able to get off just two day at UTEP or Wednesday night corral the rebound and get the ball to He leads Conference USA in 3-pointers your blessings. shots. against No.11 Memphis. Remember, Malone. His third 3-pointer of the night and added six more to his total on On the flip side, UCF could also Where is the leadership in those the basketball season is a marathon,. put Houston up by three with 19 seconds Wednesday. He now has 69 on the year. very easily be sitting at 1-4 in C-USA statistics? Where is your go-to guy? not a sprint. remaining. Malone finished with nine points, but with little hope for the season. He wasn't there Wednesday. And Second is to not turn your back After a basket from UCF freshman for­ on three very crucial field goals. After the So who's to blame? he hasn't been there most ofthe sea­ on Speraw. He isn't the one to blame. ward Tony Davis made it a one-point game, Malone said he was given a little The coaching staff? The players? 'son. He may be calling the plays, but the game, the Knights fouled Lafayette. He extra "motivation" from his coach. At this point, who knows? I cer- I'm not here to point fingers, or to bottom line is that he isn't the one .was successful on both of his free throws, "Coach Penders threatened me before tainly don't. say that the team isn't trying, it's just executing them. meaning that the Knights would have to I got back into the game," Malone said But I'm pretty sure, at this very obvious that when their team needs Speraw has given the best years go coast-to-coast and hit a three-pointer "He said if I didn't make those shots or moment, there is a man in his hotel it most, they look to each other, hop­ of his life to UCF. He has given his ) in just three seconds if they wanted to step·up, I wasn't going to be playing the room in Texas that is working hard ing and praying someone else will heart and soul into building a suc­ play on. rest of the season. It was just a matter of to find an answer. That same man, make the "big play." cessful basketball program. Noel was able to get the ball to Taylor, me knocking down the shots." head coach Kirk Speraw, had trouble "We've got to find some people For 14 years, Speraw has given his who had a good look from the right wing. The loss puts the Knights at 3-2 in C- · sleeping Wednesday night, as many that, in tight situations, can execute. team and you his best effort. • But the attempt from one of the confer­ USA, 14-5 overall. Houston is also 3-2 in of you did. That's what it comes down to;' Sper­ He and his players have gone to ence's best long range shooters was off the conference, 8-9 overall. The one thing I do know is that aw said in a radio interview. "You the dorm rooms to beg you to sup­ target. UCF will try to wash this sour taste out this UCF Men's Basketball team is can't become a spectator playing in port UCF Basketball. When you ''We've got to find some people that, in of their mouths on Saturday afternoon lacking something. a game. You have to be a player." show up, the players come into the tight situations, can execute," Speraw when they visit the UTEP Miners (4-2 C­ It's lacking something bigger Hopefully, a loss like this will stands and celebrate with you after said "That's what it comes down to. You USA, 12-8 overall). The Knights and Min­ than talent, bigger than coaching spark some sort of motivation in the big wins to show their appreciation. can't become a spectator playing in a ers are set to tip-off in the Don Haskins and bigger than fan support - it's Knights. · All I'm asking you to give him game. You have to be a player." Center at 4 p.m. lacking leadership. As bitter as this loss is, it means ' and his team is six more weeks. UCF opened the game with a 16-8 lead The match-up will be available live on · Dexter Lyons, Gary Johnson and only this - the fans, especially; can­ For a loyal fan, that's nothing. at the 7:16 mark of the opening half. From CSTV and via Internet streaming video Marcus Avant were leaders. They not throw in the towel Not yet, any­ And for me, that's not being too then on, they scored 19 of the final 26 on CSTY.com. may not have been the most talent- way. greedy.

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Humans spend plenty of time fixating on the surface of things. We spend hour after hour in front of the mirror primping and perfecting our outer shells. · And our outside appearance is what others usually focus on. But what if we could look past our skin, hair An exhibit from and outward appearance and take a look at our­ the Our Body: The Universe Within selves on the inside? is posed holding a discuss. The Orlando Science Center's latest exhibit, The remains for the show Our Body: The Universe Within, allows us to do are of people from China, just that. • who donated their bodies to science. It has actual human bodies on display. These are the remains of people from China who donated their bodies to science. Most of the 22 bodies in the exhibit are fully intact, except that they lack our most noticeable organ - skin. The carefully preserved bodies are placed in different positions to show how the human body takes different forms. These bodies don't decay because they have gone through a preservation process called "polymer impregnation," which is where fats and water are removed from the body and replaced with resin. This resin seeps into the < body to the cellular level. making the bodies dry and odorless.

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• c.enmu ;JtllTIOil ;ttUUti • January 26, 2007 www.Centra/Floridofuture.com A9 MOVIE TIMES Naked Trucker and T-Bones a real class act .their characters as very sophis­ Show's topics display its depth ticated "Our characters may seem WOODY WOMMACK With Conan O'Brien. to be less educated, but they are Staff Writer The success of the act certainly not,'' Koechner said always had the pair looking to And it ain't all about fighting The Naked Trucker and T­ take the next step, which they bears or throwing "soda Alpha Dog Bones Show made its TV debut always assumed would be to bombs" at the police. (R) 12:45p, 3:25, 7:05, 10:10, 12:50a Jan. 17, but"it was far from the the big screen. The show features many ref­ Arthur and the Invisibles first pit stop for this oddly­ "I've always wanted to do a erences to classical authors, (PG) 12:05p, 2:45, 5:05 matched pair. movie,'' Koechner said which provide a surprising Babel The show, which chronicles ''But filling a 150-seat club in depth to the banter between the (R)4:05p,8:00, 11:35 the cross-country journey of L.A. is different than filling a two characters. Blood Diamond Naked TI.ucker, played by Dave movie theatre." They can be seen· debating (R) 12:35p,3:35,6:40 "Gruber" Allen (Freaks and So when the metaphorical meaning of catch and Release Geeks), and his deceptively approached Allen and Koechn­ the imaginary ''key to Vermont" (PG-13) 12:30p, 4:20, 7:25, 10:05, 12:45a Charlottes Web smart sidekick T-Bones, played er about turning their act into a or other topics with more rele­ (G) 1:25p, 4:10 by (Anchor­ half-hour series, they were vance, such as a classic work by · John Steinbeck · Children of Men man), actually began as a stage more than receptive. COURTESY COMEDY CENTRAL lR)l:lOp,4:15,6:55, 9:40, 12:11la show more than 10 years ago in· 'We like ensemble comedy. T-Bones, played by David Koechner, and the Naked Trucker, played by Dave Allen, take their But the show's success won't The Departed Los Angeles at the Largo Com­ We like working with other stage act to TV with their new show on Comedy Central, which airs Wednesdays at 10:30 p.m. . define the two actors' careers. (R) 7:55p, 11 :30 edy Club. peopl~,'' Allen said of the "This is something we still Dreamgirls "Largo was such a great show'scomicstylings. promised later in the season. Black and Kyle Gass of Tena­ do onstage about once a month, (PG-13)1:20p,4:20, 8:15, 11:20 place to work out this act," Even if Allen and Koechner "When- you have a new cious D and Steve Carell and and the stage show is some­ Epic Movie Allen said in a phone interview. may not be household names, show, you want to lean on your Nancy Walls of The Office, and thing we plan to continue doing (PG-13) 12:15p, 2:30, 4:50, 7:45, 9:50, 12:15a And work it out they did the show promises to feature famous friends to help out, others could be on the show. into the future,'' Allen said Freedom Writers (PG-13) 3:55p, 7:00, 9:45 After consistently selling out big-name guests every wee~ Koechner said "You cap expect Even though the show has New episodes of The Naked Open captioned showtimes: 1:05p Largo, the duo performed live ' On the premi~r 'episode Will a guest star in every show." been ·compared by some critics Trucker and T-Bones Show air The Good Shepherd on tour with and Ferrell and Jeff Foxworthy both When asked to name some .to The Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Wednesdays at 10:30 p.ni on (R) 8:10p, 11:40 also appeared on Late Night appeared, and more stars are guests to ~ect, Allen said Jack Allen and Koechner both view Comedy Central. Happily N'Ever After (PG) 12:50p The Hitcher (R) 12:10p, 3:40, 7:20, 9:55, 12:25a Night at the Museum Exhibit shows body's shapes (PG) 11:55a, 3:30p, 6:50, 9:35, 12:05a Notes on a Scandal Hip-hop fashion struts its FROM A8 tunity for all of us not only to diseases. (R) 12:00p, 2:35, 5:00, 7:40, 10:45 see what makes us unique but The other parts of the Pan's Labyrinth also what unites us," OSC's anatomy exhibit display struc­ (R) 12:40p, 4:40, 7:30, 10:05, 12:40a stlltr at Project Elements The preparation ofthe bod­ ies was done in a facility in President and CEO Brian Ton­ tures such as the brittle hair­ Primeval like arteries in our arms and (R) 10:25p SHAHDAI RICHARDSON China and donated through ner said legs, a body sliced vertically The Pursuit of Happyness Contributing Writer the Museum of Life Sciences The exhibit explores sepa­ (PG-13) 1:00p, 4:00, 8:05, 10:40 Foundation, said Jeff Stanford, rate systems of the body, such into twelve slices and a body The Queen As hip-hop culture contin­ OSC's director of public rela­ as skeletal, cardiovascular, cut every couple inches hori­ (PG-13) 12:25p, 4:25, 7:10, 10:35 ues to make its mark on tions. digestive, reproductive and zontally and laid out over 16 Smokin'AC6 today's fashion world, Ele­ "It gives people great urinary systems. feet to show how bones and (R) 12:00p, 2:40, 5:10, 7:35, 10:15, 12:50a ments, UCF's hip-hop student understanding of the body,'' The bodies in the cardio­ muscles stack up. organization, has brought hip­ said Jaime Mankowich, an vascular section have just the Along with the varying hop stylings to the university. OSC staff member. "People are skin removed to show the bodies, there are over 200 On Jan. 18, Elements pre­ happy that this is here." muscles and tendons under­ body parts cased in glass, from sented and organized Project The exhibit is a rare oppor­ neath. a brain that suffered a stroke to CJ THE TUBE Elements, a fashion show in One body has the muscles a human foot. tunity to see the body's inner ~mwf'ILWD the Pegasus Ballroom ID fea­ workings, since surgeons are actually pulled away to show Many parts of the body can turing three positive hip-hop. usually the ones· given that their positions on the ~ody. be seen by looking into one of 11 p.m. Spike Pros vs. Joes clothing fines. privilege. There are also torsos with these glass cases. Think you can stop Michael Irvin? Well, you can't. The lines included Spit If And neither can any of these guys: "Nothing is their muscles pulled away to visitors need a break from Gear, Diversitile Custom more inti­ display the inside of a human all the bodies, there is Leonar­ Clothing and The Christ Cul­ mate than midsection. do's Library, which has sever­ ture Movement, featuring our rela­ The prenatal sec- al books that discuss 9 p.m. ESPN Winter XGames designer Keyron. tionship tion of the exhibit anatomy and physi­ This is what the Winter Olympics should be. How "We wanted to give an has five fetuses ology in a comfort­ many medals will Shawn White win this time? with our opportunity to local design­ own in separate glass able setting. ers to showcase their work," cases showing Since opening COURTESY ANNASTAZIA UNCE body, Elements secretary Kendra and this growth in the in November, Marshall said Amodel shows off Diversitile Custom Clothing 9 p.m. FOX Family Guy at Project Elements on Jan. 18. The show was exhibit womp. It also visitors have Brian accidentally sells Stewie's bear, Rupert; Meg Marshall and fellow Ele­ presented by UCF's hip-hop group Elements. presents shows fetuses with been flooding has to drive Peter around after he loses his drive(s ments member, Sabrina genetic in, all with dif­ license. Animation Domination returns. The an oppor- Simpsons, King ofthe Hill and Ameri

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