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• Back to school Classes resume Road Aug. 19. Pick up blocks The Future Bergman • Mondays and plugs the holes. Thursdays in the THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING UCF SINCE 1968 -SEE SPORTS, 32 fall and spring . •

• . Methane leaks force evacuations An overwhelming smell of off gas to the building while fire­ "We had the same problem Continuous methane gas prompted Angelina fighters checked the building on July 5, and the gas was a lot Symptoms suffered Feliciano, an administrative with gas detectors to determine stronger," Feliciano said. "But due to leaks .. leaks can cause assistant in the physics depart­ whether or not there was a fire they let us back into the building ment, to call UCF's police or explosion hazard. After they around noon that day." Nausea nausea, headaches department that morning. determined that the gas levels in Anna Marie Durant, a secre­ • Cpl. Dennany, Sgt. Moore, the building did not pose a tary in the math department, Headaches Officer Luppo, Officer Emert and health risk, Environmental said that many people inside the Disorientation JASON lRSAY Officer Darcey responded to Health and Safety deemed the building have experienced STAFF WRJTER Feliciano's cail and pulled the building safe and let people back health problem over the past few Fatigue fire alarms to evacuate the into the building. weeks because of the continuous An unfixed methane leak in building. The unit searched the Feliciano said the building methane leaks. · UCF's Math and Physics build­ building but did not find the bas had gas leaks before-the "Quite a number of people ing forced students and faculty leak. first major leak occurred on July to evacuate on July 10. The Physical Plant turned 5. PLEASE SEE Many ON 3

• UCF brings historic theater back to life

ALEXI HOWK STAFF WRITER

Plans to revive the old Orlando Civic Theatre complex ' in Loch Haven Park have taken ' ' center stage-thanks to some tenacious fund-raising efforts · and an educational partner­ • ship with UCF. Construction workers have finally started hammer­ ing away at the 75-year-old • complex to bring it up to mod­ ern building and safety code standards. The complex will be home • to. a program associated with UCF's master's of fine arts degree in theater-a new degree first offered last fall.

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LISA APPLEGATE I CFF Shiou-San Kuo, director of the Florida Sinkhole Research Institute, uses underground imaging equipment to investigate sinkholes in Central Florida . • • A sinking feeling

• BENJAMIN D. BAIRD because 80 percent of sinkhole reports STAFF WRJTER UCF professor heads are actually other events that are mis­ takenly reported as sinkholes by home • 4,000 sinkholes in Central Florida in and business owners, according to Kuo. 20 years make sinkholes a very imminent Florida Sinkhole While there have been no sinkhole danger for Central Florida property own­ occurrences at UCF, buildings at UCF, ers. Research Institute like many structures in Central Florida, • UCF professor Shiou-San Kuo has are built on top of underground cavities become Central Florida's sinkhole expert formed by acidic water, Kuo said. as director of the Florida Sinkhole Kuo's organization is able to deter­ During construction of the Health Research Institute. mine whether or not an alleged sinkhole and Public Affairs Building, an under­ When a 15-foot wide sinkhole threat­ is actually a sinkhole by completing sur­ ground cavity was discovered about 100 ened a section of Interstate 4 near Lake JOE KALE!TA I CH veys of the sinkhole site using under­ feet below the surface indicating a poten- Work has begun at the 75-year-old Orlando Mary Boulevard, authorities turned to ground imaging equipment. Civic Theatre to bring it up to existing Kuo for direction. The imaging equipment is necessary PLEASE SEE Underground ON 3 building and safety codes.

.. - INSIDE Index: I\ packed house Q&A with Orsini Police Beat ...... 8 • Rock powerhouse Cinderella Editorials ...•...... , 12 An in depth interview with UCFs new AD. returns to Orlando. Orlando View ...... 19

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• . . • Underground cavities cause sinkholes

FROM PAGE 1 tected from sinkholes because • the immense pressure causes tial sinkhole in the future. soil underneath the heavy struc­ Sinkhole-causing cavities, tures to solidify and keeps like the one discovered under structures from falling into the • the Health and Public Affairs crevices. builc:ling, are filled with a con­ According to Kuo, the best crete grout to reverse the sink­ way to prevent sinkholes in the • hole's effects . future is to properly investigate Sinkholes, most common in sinkhole occurrences. Florida where stretches of dry­ "We have a lot more work to ness are followed by heavy rain­ do, new developments need • fall, form when cracks in under­ exploration," Kuo said. ground limestone allow water Kuo said that with more and soil to seep into the cavities. funding, The Florida Sinkhole The existence of a cavity Research Institute would be • does not mean a sinkhole will able •to help property owners A ~D ANYONE TRiSPASStNG form immediately because the protect their structures by ON THIS PROPERTY, UPON process is very slow, Kuo said. warning them of possible sink­ • But the potential for sinkhole hole dangers. CONVICTION SHALL E activity increases when things He said a standard set of GUilTY OF AFELONY. such as heavy construction and codes need to be created to traffic move soil into the cavi­ ensure that structures stand up ties. to hurricanes and that sites are While structures like build­ properly searched and safe for ings, roads and houses increase building on. .. the likelihood of sinkhole forma­ "A standard procedure for tions, heavily developed areas all construction could eliminate JOE KALEITA I CFF like downtown Orlando are pro- future problems." Kuo said. A150-foot wide sinkhole forced the evacuation of about 100 residents at Wood hill Apartments last month in Pine Hills. •

" Many professors relocate Miss UCF classes to different buildings competes for

FROM PAGE the state title . 1 Mammino added that they are rarely forced to close buildings were getting ill, getting fatigued, because of gas leaks because leaks JULIE MONHEIM • disoriented, nauseous and having don't usually spread throughout an STAFF WRITER severe headaches," Durant said. It was obvious entire building. "It's been slow leaks for the past "People call right away, we While many students spent last semester three weeks. there was respond right away, and we fix it," with their faces buried in textbooks, Isabel "It got to the point that you did­ he said. "We don't have to close Rougeau was preparing for a different kind of n't even get into the building, and something buildings down very much. This is test-a test that involved vigorous workouts, the smell was hitting you in the out of the ordinary to have to close intense interview sessions and hours of voice face," she said. leaking; they the building." training. "We were all getting sick and He said: "The building is open Rougeau, who won the title of Miss UCF shut the office and went outside," shouldn't have again. Can it happen again? Maybe. 2002, went on to compete in the Miss Florida Durant said. "Otherwise we would I guess it depends on what they pageant this past June in Miami. Miss Florida have been on the floor." waited four find." is a state pageant that serves as a prelimi­ Durant said she notified several Gas had been turned back on in nary for the national Miss America competi­ UCF agencies, including the weeks to do most of the rooms in the Math and tion. Physical Plant, the dean's office, Physics building, he said. Although she didn't place in the pageant, Environmental Health and Safety something ''As I understand it right now, Rougeau said she still fulfilled one of her and the UCF police department on gas is pretty much on in the building childhood dreams. July 5, but authorities did not fix the about it. except for certain quadra11ts that "Even though I didn~t win the Miss • leak that day. maintenance haven't checked yet," Florida crown, I accomplished so much per­ Methane, an asphyxiate that he said. sonally just preparing for this opportunity," displaces oxygen, can cause symp­ -EMILY HOSKINS Some professors have opted to she said. "I have never prepared so much in toms like headaches and nausea in Sophomore hold classes in different buildings my life." • high concentrations, Steve for the time being. Part of Rougeau's preparation included Mammino said, senior coordinator Sophomore Emily Hoskins, who organizing mock interviews with UCF of Environmental Health. has attended classes in the Math Campus Life directors. "If you get very high concentra­ and Physics Building for four ''.After a few sessions with them, I was • tions of it, what happens is your 'weeks, said her professor now holds ready for my personal interview," she said. oxygen content goes down, and you that the leaks have occurred contin­ class in the Computer Science She also trained at the UCF gym and need a certain percentage of oxygen uously. Building. attended cardio and group classes five times • to be okay," he said. "When you "We have not had continuous "The first day of class we all a week to prepare for the swimsuit competi­ start lowering that, you start get­ leaks for a couple of weeks," commented that it smelled funny," tion. ting symptoms of headaches and Mammino said. "There have been she said. "We couldn't identify the For the talent portion, Rougeau worked nausea, that type of thing. Of problems-I do not doubt that. We smell, but it was horrible, so our on her voice and choreography. She sang to • course, if you go too low for too don't know what it is yet. We're try­ professor reported it the first day." ''.Alexander's Ragtime Band," which was the long, it can cause death." ing to find that out. Whatever it is, it "It was obvious there was some­ same song she performed at Miss UCF. While Mammino acknowledges is causing the gas to go throughout thing leaking; they shouldn't have The Miss Florida pageant was divided that the building has had leaks in the building-it's not a continual waited four weeks to do something the past, he denies the suggestion thing." about it," she said. PLEASE SEE Miss oN 4

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into five areas of competition: personal interview; swimsuit, talent, eveningwear and on-stage ques­ Great Fun! tioning. Rougeau said her strongest area of competi­ Competitive! tion was the interview portion. "People who know me know that I love to talk, so it came naturally;" Certified Officials! she said. Although Rougeau said talent was her weak­ High School Rules! est area, she said she was pleased with her per­ formance in the pageant. "I really worked hard and performed my song the best I have done," she said. "That in itself was such an accomplishment." Contact Andrew Dees It was a long week of competition for all the contestants. Meetings and rehearsals took up 407-275-0340 most of their time. "Every bone in my body was exhausted by the or end of the week," Rougeau said. 'We were released a week after check-in, and all I wanted to do w~ go home to see my puppy; lay in bed and eat." Katherine Carson, Miss Largo, won the title 10201 E. Colonial Drive of Miss Florida 2002, along with a $10,000 schol­ Orlando, Fl 32817 arship. www.dcbab-ball.com Rougeau said she was impressed by her com­ petition. "The best part about competing in Miss Florida was the opportunity to meet the 39 amaz­ Do you have an AA degree? ing young women from around the state of •••••••••• Florida," she said. Rougeau remains a pageant advocate and Are you a current college encourages young girls to consider competing in Junior or Senior? \.J one. •:.• "Pageants challenge you to be the best that •••••••••• US.AIR FORC~ you can be. You are only scored against yourself in the Miss America system," she said. do you know what you want R•O•T•C "I have seen myself grow so much since I to do after graduation? began competing," she said. "I'm the type of per­ son who likes to set goals and then work toward Air Force ROTC offers incentives for qualified junior accomplishing those goals." and senior level cadets enrolled in our program. Even though Rougeau didn't achieve her ulti­ mate goal of winning the Miss Florida title, she's still grateful for the title she does have. Incentives ~ Up to $3,000 tuition per year "lt was so nice knowing that even though I • $450 in textbooks reimbursement LISA APPLEGATE I CFP FILE didn't win Miss Florida, I'm able to come home to include: Isabel Rougeau, Miss UCF 2002, competed in the Miss Florida Orlando and be Miss UCF," she said. "And I am so •Monthly stipend ($250-$350) pageant in June. excited about that!" • Special scholarship programs exist for Engineers and Nurses • One year scholarships for qualified Seniors and Graduate Students Scrubbing up UCF's reflection pond gets a cleaning on a recent morning.

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JASON IRSAY STAFF WRITER Former patients claim center uses abuse tactics Police Beat, 8 Mel and Betty Sembler founded STRAIGHT in the 1970s. When the Semblers asked got me up to 30 milligrams a day, He said: "I went out there phone call from an old friend who President Jimmy Carter to twice a day. I was put in a 28-day because of the stories of abuse that informed him of the widespread I went out endorse their program, he facility to wean me off the I had heard and read on the abuse allegations in STRAIGHT refused. Carter said, "The treat­ Adderall." Internet. I wanted to-meet some of treatment centers, particularly in there ment shouldn't be worse than He said: "They put me in a these survivors, meet them face-to­ Florida, Tyler and other patients the drug." concrete room about eight feet by face and hear their stories." formed a non-profit organization, because of On July 12, more than 20 four feet--concrete walls, one little Chris Tyler, a businessman Survivors And Friends for the years later, a group of former light, because I misbehaved. It was and former STRAIGHT patient did Ethical Treatment of Youth the stories patients, parents and activists, freezing in there, they put me in not suffer abuse like several of the Network, or SAFETY-Net. including six UCF students, there for about 12 hours a day. former patients, but his anger was The organization's goal is to protested outside the Orlando Sometimes I would be denied my just as strong. protest facilities where abuse of abuse office of the drug-treatment pro­ food privileges." He said: "I was never physi­ occurs and change laws to make it gram SAFE to warn parents Carrie, 33, struggled to main­ cally hit or physically restrained. I more difficult for programs like that I had about the abuse they suffered as tain her self-esteem after finishing played the game. They made you SAFE to operate. teenage patients. the program at a STRAIGHT treat­ get rid of anything that had to do "My anger comes from that-. heard and They cautioned parents ment center in Cincinnati. with your identity." these people need help, and this that their children would suffer "I spent a good portion of my He said: "They teach you how was done to them," Tyler said. "I read on the the same physical and psycho­ life thinking I was going to die to set goals, and be focused be driv­ am in a position now to affect logical abuse unless they inter­ when I was 23," she said. "I didn't en and succeed. Those principles change. That's why I'm here." Internet. vened. have a drug problem, I just felt were good, but the way they did it "We have all these people worthless." was just bad." scattered all across the country, SAFE, which stands for -MIKE TINER Substance Abuse Family Members of NORML, like Mike Tyler said he did not think and we're slowly coming together," UCF NORML member Education, succeeded the Tiner, protested to lend victims about STRAIGHT for 20 years Tyler said. 'We're trying to do STRAIGHT program, which the support. NORML is a marijuana­ after he graduated from the pro­ something good to prevent what's government shut down in 1992. advocacy group at UCR gram. However, after receiving a happening to people now." STRAIGHT re-emerged under the new name SAFE, using the same abuse tactics in its facili­ ties throughout the nation. ATTENTIO.N STUDENTS Nine former patients held ••• • •••••••• signs and protested for more than three hours. Many carried signs that read, "Treatment does not have to be abuse." Other ·E·tij(7~ :f

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FROM PAGE 1 classes and workshops for stu­ don't plan to renovate the third Ashley Drane at the Civic. He but from around the country." dents from kindergarten theater-the 12-year-old Ann said she would be starring as Santos, who heads the • Students pursuing a mas­ through 12th grade. The 350- Giles Densch Theatre­ Jan Brady in the upcoming search committee, expects to ter's track in children's theater seat Edyth Bush Theater is because they don't have the "Brady Bunch" sequel. She will hire an executive and artistic will eventually work and expected to open early spring. money. She said the theater also portray Blair from the director by the fall. attend classes at the Civic, "We're anxious to get back would be used for storage, "Facts of Life" in a new sitcom The executive director will Kathryn Seidel, dean of the col­ into our own building," Frank ·rehearsals and classes. called "Rerun" airing July 23. report to the board of directors lege of arts and sciences, said. Santos, treasurer of the UCF­ Santos said they would Revels said the children's and the artistic director will Seidel said all other tracks Civic community board and continue to seek funds from program has served over 2,000 report to UCF The artistic would remain on campus. chief financial officer of Rosen major corporations in town. children through field trips, director will hold a 12-month Seidel said students Hotels & Resorts, said. "I'm so "We will continue in a workshops, classes and out­ appointment as a faculty mem­ enrolled in the master's of fine thrilled. It didn't seem a year grassroots fundraising effort," reach, even without a perma­ ber. arts program will produce and ago that we would be in this he said. "The Edyth Bush nent venue in the last two "We're going to continue act in plays with local profes­ place." Theatre needs seats replaced. years. However, he said a per­ the tradition of appealing to sionals performed for both The partnership raised We will ask individuals to manent venue would only both adults and children," children and adults at the $681,000 for initial renovations donate a seat." enhance the progr.am: Santos said. "We'll do it better. • Civic . from a combination of private Santos said the theater "Minneapolis and Seattle We'll bring in professionals After the curtains closed donations, grants and universi­ would also receive funding are the huge nationally-known and have larger productions." on the theater two years ago ty funds. A contract with from the state through mainte­ cities for their youth theaters," Revels sajd he plans on due to mismanagement and Farmer Baker Barrios nance money and ticket sales. Revels said. "We have the right producing three types of plays • lack of funds, the chairman of Architects of Orlando involves Jeff Revels, who teaches people, community and univer­ for children. the old Civic board asked UCF repairing the roof and electri­ children's theater at the sity to certainly get to that "Family theater is not just to become involved. UCF cal, fire alarm, air-conditioning Lowndes Shakespeare Center level." 'Beauty & The Beast,"' he said. agreed to take over the reins and sprinkler systems in the in Loch Haven Park, where Paui Lartonoix, a UCF the­ ''We'll do plays like 'Treasure under the condition that a new complex. UCF rents space, will be ater professor who teaches Island' and 'To Kill a board would be created. Cosmetic renovations for pleased when the Civic design, said the Civic would Mockingbird.' We'll do plays UCF President John Hitt the lobby and exterior part of reopens. open up the door for students with kids in them so they will selected members from the the complex won't begin until' "Youth programming didn't to do family theater. have an opportunity to per­ community and the university January of 2003, Seidel said. die when the rest of the Civic "The UCF theater program form." to serve on the new board, "We've raised most of the Theatre did," he said. "It will is geared toward adults," he Seidel said adult shows which is now the not-for-profit money for phase one and two," be what the city needs. A lot of said. "The Civic opens up might include plays such as ''A UCF-Civic community board. Seidel said. "But I want more. cities fully support family­ avenues to get involved in fam­ Street Car Named Desire" or UCF is responsible for manag­ We have the bottom-line bare youth theater, and we really ily theater." "Death of ::t-Salesman." ing the Civic, and the new bones to move forward." don't have youth theaters in Seidel said the master's UCF rents space at the board oversees management. Santos, who contributed to town." track in children's theater is Lowndes Shakespeare Center Once UCF gained control the funds, estimates the cost to Revels, who taught at the still being developed and won't where it recently put on the of the complex, it could not use renovate . the entire complex Civic before it closed, is now be offered until the fall of 2003. production "Footloose" with 43 the space immediately because will be about $1.8 million. employed by the UCF-Civic The UCF theater depart­ high school students. the City of Orlando deemed it Seidel said the partnership has community board. Revels has ment has grown from 45 stu­ UCF and the board of unsafe. UCF had to come up about $1.4 million of it in hand. been with the theater for seven dents in 1990 to about 270 directors met July 12 and with the money to restore the Some of the major contrib­ years and taught famous pop today, Seidel said. decided on a new name for the complex to comply with safety utors have been the City of singer and actress Mandy "Our bachelor's program is renovated complex-Orlando codes. Orlando, UCF, Universal Moore. becoming nationally recog­ UCF Conservatory and Youth The 100-seat Tupperware Studios, SunTrust, Collier "I just got an e-mail from nized," she said. "We hope our Theatre. Children's Theatre will be the Jaguar, Edyth Bush her the other day," he said. master's program does the "It was important for us to first of the three theaters in the Foundation, Chelsey Magruder "She fµlly supports us, and we same. The whole idea is to find a name that combined the complex to open this fall. The Foundation and Publix. use her in our brochure." attract the best students and professional theater and the theater will house children's As of now, Seidel said they Revels said he also taught faculty, not only from Orlando, children's theater," Seidel said.

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KATHRYN PODOLSKY Orange County Sheriff's people." CONTRIBUTING WRITER Department, toured Orlando When the Delegation Police Department and the returns to Russia, they will Russian law enforcement Florida Department of Law hold a number of meetings to officials from the Udmurt Enforcement and visited the analyze the methodologies Republic visited the United Coast Guard in Daytona and techniques used in States for the first time this Beach and tours of security in America and introduce them June to complete the second Orlando's theme parks. into their own organizations, portion of a two-year federal The last week consisted he said. grant received by the of a "one-on-one" approach The group was able to Department of Criminal with small groups of three or enjoy some of Orlando's Justice and Legal Studies. four Russian officers meeting attractions, but Saitgareev The grant helped establish with agencies that are their said: "While visiting those the Institute for Democratic counterparts at home. entertainment places like Sea Policing in Russia. Because of his rank as World, Disney World and Twenty-four p~rticipants colonel, a key administrative Universal Studios, we were from UCF made the trip to position in the Udmurt pursuing our professional Russia last September for a Republic, Saitgareev spent aim-to see how the security six-week session. The most of his time working with is kept, how they keep order Russian Delegation arrived in Orange County Sheriff Kevin and security of the people, Orlando May 25 for a three­ Beary. the tourists and the whole week session to observe offi­ He spoke through inter­ staff.". cers in the field, tour facili­ preter Vladimir Baltachev Both Saitgareev and ties and learn better policing and said: "We are witnessing Baltachev expressed their techniques from Central the results of the program deep gratitude to faculty Florida law enforcement every day while staying here. member Bill Koleszar, who agencies. We have learned a lot about was with the program in Rinat Saitgareev, the the structure of law enforce­ Russia last year and spent Deputy Minister of Internal ment from the American offi­ most of the three weeks here Affairs for the Udmurt cers. When they came to in Orlando with the Russian Republic, was among the offi­ Russia, we were learning the Delegation. The next visit to cers who had a full schedule theoretical part of the proj­ Russia is scheduled for sever­ during their visit. He attend­ ect, and now we see every­ al UCF and Orange County ed lectures by FBI agents, thing in practice-we can feel Sheriff's Office instructors in demonstrations by the it, touch it and talk with the September 2002. FAIRVILLA UNIVERSITY Sexual Education Department POLICEBEAT Fa i rv i 11a0 n Ii n e. com No parking in the bus terminal Orlando Cape Canaveral 1 mile north of just south of the HWY 50 on N. OBT CARLY MORRIS Destination UCF PortonA1A STAFF WRITER Dennis Michael Piatt, 23, was arrested (407) 425..6005 (321) 799-9961 on charges of driving under the influence on Richard Sean Burkhard, 21, was arrest­ June 29. Piatt submitted to field sobriety ed June 25 on charges of driving a motorcy­ tests under the direction of Officer Gerald cle without proper licensing. Burkhard was Emert. UNIVERSITY OF stopped for parking his motorcycle in the bus During the tests, which were conducted A CONTINUING terminal. Officer Allan Darcy approached next to the UCF sign, Piatt stated that he was 9FLORIDA EDUCATION Burkhard and requested to see a license with on SR 436, "maybe 30 to 45 minutes away a motorcycle endorsement. from UCF." Piatt also said he had three to Burkhard admitted that he was waiting four drinks before driving. until his twenty-first birthday to get the After further questioning, Piatt admitted license so he wouldn't be required to take a to drinking three to four pitchers of beer. He safety course. Burkhard was transported to was transported to the DUI Center, where he the Orange County Jail. refused to take a breath test. Hide and seek One drink too many Matthew Michael Schroeder, 20, was Jesse Thomas Wilker, 21, was arrested arrested on charges of trespassing after vio­ on charges of driving under the influence on lating a trespass warning. Officer James June 30. Officer Michael King stopped Wilker Mangan was dispatched to the Lake Claire after watching him make a left turn from Apartments where Schroeder, who was eastbound University Boulevard to north­ issued a warning June 21 to stay off the bound Alafaya Trail. premises following a fight with a resident, Wilker was driving 70 mph in a 45 mph was reported by an advisor. zone with a flat tire. Wilker admitted to hav­ ENROLL When Mangan approached the apart­ ing "one drink." He was transported to the ment, he saw tlie door was propped open. Orange County Breath Testing Center, where Mangan knocked and saw Schroeder jump off he refused a breath test. the couch and run. A resident gave Mangan WORK permission to search the apartment, and he AT YOUR found Schroeder hiding in the bathroom with 0 W N P A·C~.,\.1111 ~~ the lights out. Schroeder was transported to Pol ice reporter Carly Morris can be - the UCF police department. reached at [email protected]

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Degree seeking students should get authorization from their academic advisors to ensure proper credit July 17, 2002 • The Central Florida Future News• 9

• Colleges report that more students • are attending graduate school

JULIE MONHEIM said. UCF. Law school enrollments seem to be • STAFF WRITER Bolyard earned a promotion herself growing the fastest and rose 21 percent within weeks of receiving her new nationally last year. The University of Universities around the nation have degree. Pennsylvania's law school saw a 40 per­ seen an increase in graduate school "If I did not have a master's degree, have a cent increase in applications. • admissions applications, and UCF is no I would not have been considered for the Graduate admissions tests are also exception. position," she said. higher than ever before. In the fall of Last fall, UCF's graduate school Now, Bolyard is an advocate of grad­ masters 2001, the number of Graduate Record • applications increased by 10 percent uate education . Examination (GRE) tests administered over the previous fall, and enrollment for "With a master's degree, I think it is degree, I in the United States was 10 percent high­ this upcoming school year is 16.4 per­ easier to find a job," she said. er than it was in 2000. The Law School cent higher than it was last year. Morgan agrees. "I think graduate wouldn't Admissions Test (LSAT) was up 22 per­ • Many experts believe the weak econ­ school is always a good choice," he said. cent and the Graduate Management omy has sparked the increases. UCF's "Data indicates that the average annual have been Admissions Test (GMAT) increased associate dean of graduate studies, Ben income is substantially higher for people nearly 19 percent. Morgan, said it's difficult to pinpoint an with graduate degrees." considered Arenas said she might be a candi- . exact cause. That greater earning potential may date for one of these examinations in a "Certainly, the economy must play be motivating students to further their for the couple of years. some roll in this trend," he said. education. Research shows that the "I think I'll try taking the GRE, just "However, we would hope that our new average family income for master's grad­ position. in case," she said. "You never know programs and recruiting efforts have uates is more than $100,000 and for doc­ when you might want to go back to also encouraged ·many students to toral graduates is more than $130,000. school." apply." "The sooner you earn a graduate -WENDY BOLYARD Bolyard said it's always a good time The largest enrollment increases degree, the greater earning power you UCF Graduate Student to apply to graduate school. have occurred in the College of Arts and have for a longer amount of time," "Now is always the best time to Sciences, the School of Optics and the Bolyard said. apply," she said. "People should consider College of Education. Fear of not securing a job right out the cost of a graduate education is less Wendy Bolyard, who earned a mas­ of college also encourages students to may consider getting her master's now than it will be in the future." ter's degree at UCF, thinks graduate apply to graduate school. Employers degree if the job market remains bleak. Regardless of whether or not the school is a good option for students expect to hire 36.4 percent less 2001-02 'i\fter Sept. 11, the economy has economy is to blame, graduate schools especially when the economy is weak. college graduates than they hired in really slowed down," she said. "If it does­ and graduate professors are benefiting "I believe a graduate education 2000-01, according to a survey conduct­ n't pick back up, grad school might be in from the recent resurgence of appli­ makes it easier for one to remain ed by the National Associatioh of my near future." cants. As more and more prospective employed during the bad times and earn Colleges and Employers. Other universities are experiencing students apply, schools can be extra promotions during· the good times," she Junior Elizabeth Arenas said she the same kind of enrolJment increases as selective in their admissions processes.

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California committee urges dropping Advanced Placement boost •

v. DION HAYNES from preschool to graduate of a premium on high-level approved a ballot measure that versity's standards. CHICAGO TRIBUNE school, has recommended that courses, the 47-year-old abolished affirmative action in University officials say extra weight no longer be given Advanced Placement Program college admissions as well as changing the AP policy could LOS ANGELES-Fueling to the advanced courses has grown dramatically in the hiring and contracting for gov­ discourage high school stu­ a national debate over school because of the wide variation in past 10 years. ernment. dents from taking advanced inequity; a committee oversee­ AP offerings. So far this year, 1.6 million To restore plummeting courses, diminishing the quali­ ing restructuring of the state's Instead, the Joint high school students have minority enrollment in the ty of applicants. public education system is rec­ Committee to Develop a Master taken the exams required to wake of the law, the University "Many of us (regents) don't ommending that the University Plan for Education wants the receive college credit, com­ of California introduced a poli­ believe students will take AP of California drop policies that state to eliminate the dispari­ pared with about 600,000 in cy of admitting the top 4 per­ courses just for the knowl­ award extra weight to appli­ ties by making across-the­ 1992. cent of students from each high edge," said Ward Connerly, a cants who took Advanced board curriculum _ improve­ Across the country, stu­ school in the state rather than University of California regent Placement courses in high ments at all high schools. dents from inner cities and selecting the best from a pool of who sponsored the anti-affir­ school. "If you want to level the rural communities have com­ candidates. mative action measure. AP classes have grown in playing field, you've got to plained about the lack of AP Moreover, .. university Without the incentive, popularity in the past decade expect more of everybody-not courses at their schools. About President Richard Atkinson has "we're going to see a decline in because they boost high school just those taking AP courses," 40 states as well as Congress proposed dropping the SAT as a the number of students taking students' chances of getting said Charles Ratliff, a consult­ have responded by allocating requirement for admissions, the (AP) classes," he added. into elite colleges, earning them ant working for the committee, money to train teachers for AP contending that the test is "With the U.S. falling behind grade-point averages of up to which is to forward its report to courses and to pay exam fees biased against blacks and other nations (in the academic 4.5 on a 4.0 scale and enabling the legislature in August. for low-income students. Hispanics. achievement of students), them to save thousands of dol­ About 19 percent of The focus on the AP pro­ But university officials are clearly we need every incentive lars by skipping some introduc­ California public high schools, gram comes as California edu­ reluctant to alter their policy on we can get to encourage our tory college courses. largely in low-income areas, cation leaders try to determine AP courses. students to excel." But increasingly, AP class­ offer three or fewer AP courses, how to close the gap between Unlike most other colleges, Carla Ferri, dinctor of es have been criticized by dis­ according to the state advantaged and disadvantaged which rely on GPAs reported by undergraduate admissions at advantaged students whose Department of Education. students and boost minority high schools, the University of the University of California, schools offer few, if any, of the About 16 percent offer 21 class­ enrollment at the University of California recalculates grades said: "We would look at this rec­ advanced classes. es or more. California. based on its own formula, ommendation with caution. We A state legislative commit­ "We want to make sure all The debate over the tools which emphasizes rigorous need to send a strong message tee, overseeing an unprece­ students get the rigor," Ratliff for providing equal access to courses. A GPA deemed by a that we value the AP program ... dented reorganization of said. impoverished minority students high school as a 4.0 could be and we're looking for students California's education system With colleges putting more intensified in 1996, when voters elevated to a 4.5 under the uni- who do excellent work."

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ed Williams, one of the greatest players of their loved one. However, this dispute should -STEVEN ROBERT BLAUSTEIN to ever grace a baseball field, passed not have to be settled in a court of law. T away on July 5. One would assume, Ted Williams had a will-a will he created· after years of poor health, Williams can with a lawyer while he was still lucid and able finally rest in peace. to make decisions for himself. Ted Williams But Williams isn't able to rest just yet, not made the decision to have his remains cremat­ Speak your nlind the way he would have liked to anyway. John ed. These decisions are not supposed to be Henry Williams, his son, has decided to have negotiable. A will is not meant to be negotiable. Has one of our columnists touched a nerve with you? Something his father cryogenically frozen, while Ted When someone draws a will, they decide on campus got you angry? Not happy with the way Williams' daughter, Bobby-Jo Ferrell, is fight­ where their money will go, what will become of Student Government is spending your money? ing to have her father's remains cremated. their estates, and who will care for their chil­ Despite the fact that Ted Williams request­ dren. None of these things are open for negoti­ let us hear about it! ed in his will to be cl'emated and have his ation, so why would the decision of what to do Send your letter to ashes spread in the Keys, his son arranged to with a body be any different? have him transported to Scottsdale, Arizona to It was Ted Williams' body, and he had a [email protected] be frozen. Ferrell contends that her brother plan for his remains: Any son that could bla­ plans on one day selling their father's frozen tantly disregard his departed father's wishes DNA. in the hopes of making a profit is heartless and ¥,.l~.4:~~itW'· ,::tt~''"'~}, ""< , ' ' \_t,\,... :,"( , >~ .., "h"" , "'. ,:::;:< ... ,""* ... rlf,,~tt1:::::t¥w<.,~,: ~\!.t!.'!~11':.'t· ~ncm1ra9es c~mments from readers. l~ters to the .eff1tor ;;!lo,uld not _ex~e~d k It is a shame, that in a time of grief, a fam­ shouldn't have his say in court for that very !tiBOO word!.' and must include full name and phone number. We may edit for length,.,·y· "' ·. ily is preparing to go to court over the remains reason. IWJ!'ff\frigr7stv!~ ..~ ·~~JI~. el.' ~nd. !!!~ers t<> ·e~itC?,;@1JCFftJ{~re~cq1J.i, %"1~tni! .tJJe;;:,<;)l!l~~ ";··: }S:~ :~ }!.w~: V,t;:~(l{!U(~:"'?!n ~r fax t~em to 407-44~ -tl5S~. Que;;!!o~s? CaU 4g7-44~·455~; ,, :. ,,;,~, ':,...''..~~',...,~,~@> ~<:::; '1k y~ "~ ,, l .::" <"."x "' " ,., ,-:/ " " > ~ .,. ":.;::>; ;.: :.;»: ,,~

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Monday- Thursday only. him in the past, such as his liv­ the Elephant Man's remains? ing in a bubble, molesting chil­ A little odd, but if you had a dren and being a homosexual gazillion dollars, what would were rumors spread by his you do with it? own label, Sony Music, in an The oddest thing of all effort to hold him down. was the change of his face. He After he toppled record went from black to ivory; and sales held by Elvis Presley and his nose went from big to The Beatles with bis past gross. Now; after bleaching albums, Jackson claims Sony himself silly, bis sanity is fad­ conspired to keep Jackson ing as well. from doing anymore harm to The whole world thinks Real Italian. Real Fast: white music by destroying his he is a freak, and with good 12025 Collegiate Way (on University Blvd., outside the UCF Main Gate) reputation to destroy his suc­ reason. However, there is no Phone: 407-380-3737 cess as a musician. doubting his talent. When you On more than one occa­ see him on stage, the freak is sion, he personally attacked gone, and the performer is still Sony Music chairman Tummy there. Mottola. He accused Mottola of I don't think it's fair for being mean, racist and very Jackson to randomly play the devilish. Jackson even accused race card, especially after he's Mottola of using the "n-word." changed the color of his skin. These accusations come Sony isn't holding back this faH 2002 · ironically after Jackson's lat­ artist-why would they? est album, Invincible, flopped. Twenty five million was spent What was to be his comeback to promote bis album. Sounds album, sold merely six million like an awful lot to me. copies is the United States. Using racism against The mere idea that another to make oneself look 0 fee Payments Michael Jackson, of all people, good is awful. Race relations is being held down is insane. are bad enough without some 0 How can a man worth billions bigot stirring things up--espe­ 0 be repressed? Even more ludi­ cially one with the celebrity 0 crous is the fact that he is status that Jackson has". lxtended to playing the race card. Wait a Hopefully the people who minute-since when is hear him are sensible enough Michael Jackson black? to realize that Jackson is out Jackson said: "I know my of touch and out of mind. race. I look in a mirror, and I know that I'm black." Saturday, To that I say, please, I'm Columnist Joey Myers can be darker than he is. reached at [email protected] Aug.11 College degrees don't The following offices will be open on make graduates smarter Saturday, August 17th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on August 19 through August JASON IRSAY dents compose a minority in STAFF WRITER the general college student 22 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.: population. College students gradu­ Students have changed ate every year without learn­ their perceptions of college •Registrar's Office (MH 161) ing general facts about histo­ and the purpose of higher •Undergraduate Admissions (MH 161) ry, politics and current education over the years. affairs. Not only do many col­ Most college students today • Financial Assistance (MH 120) lege students graduate with­ do not perceive colleges as out learning general knowl­ bastions of higher learning • Student Accounts ( MH 107) edge, but also they often as students did in the past. • Cashier's Office (MH 109) graduate without a complete Young and eager stu­ understanding of their major dents come to college for the • Graduate Studies (MH 230) areas of study. experience as much as the 'itUniversity of Registrar's Office I do not wish to speak for education. They put less 161 Millican Hall all students, for I know that emphasis on what is learned Central• http://registrar.ucf.edu plenty of students work very and more on how they can F}O Tlda Unit of Academic Development and Retention hard and have a genuine improve their lot in life. They Division of Student Development and Enrollment Services hunger. for knowledge. However, I believe these stu- PLEASE SEE Those ON 14 14 • Opinions The Central Florida Future• July 17, 2002 Those who forget history ilip.-hop fashion mistaken are .doomed to repeat it for gang associations FROM PAGE 13 in the political process itself. Politicians do not want college TIFFANY REPECKI Mall security ought to spending more time pay­ students to be well educated on STAFF WRITER ing attention to the actions of patrons and less want to have fun, they want to find the political process. time searching for rolled up pants legs and do­ love. The more people who know In late April, rap star Nelly was removed rags as a sign of potential gang activity. Students think colleges are what is really going on, the less from the Union Station Mall in St. Louis because Expelling patrons from malls based on degree companies, to whom they politicians will be able to manipu­ he was wearing a piece of clothing that violated - trends or clothing items leads to the unfair pay a large amount of money in late the system. the mall's dress code. Nelly was wearing a do­ harassment of innocent consumers. That was return for a piece of paper. That Political ignorance results rag, an item defined as gang-related parapher­ the case when a mother and daughter were told piece of paper, warmly referred to from political apathy-college stu­ nalia according to the Union Station Mall. The to leave a mall because her daughter was wear­ as a degree, allows students to dents' general sense of disinterest mall also considers bandannas, do-rags, hats tilt­ ing her baseball cap tilted sideways. earn more money. We go to college in the political process because ed or turned to the side, pant legs pulled or rolled Something tells me that neither were intent to ultimately better ourselves they feel left out and unaffected. up and flashing gang signs a violation of their on engaging in gang-related activities, nor was financially. Too many students fail to see the anti-gang policy. Nelly, though both parties were asked to leave in ·A large number of students, importance of politics in their As far as mall evictions go-based on wear­ accordance with the mall's rules. including myself, have taken gen­ lives, so they choose to remain ing gangster clothing-Nelly was far from the Some argue mall property is not public, so eral education courses during uninformed on political issues. first to fall victim. What might have began as a management need not consider the constitution­ their college careers only to fulfill As a generation, we need to noble fight to deter crime and gang-related activ­ al rights of U.S. citizens when creating these prerequisites. Students memorize realize that we can begin to ities, has now become a series of biased persecu­ rules and dress codes. the material upon which they will change society only when we tions based on a misconstrued sense of fashion. Yet malls often market themselves as the · be tested, only to forget that mate­ begin to flex our ·voting muscle Instead of banning a style of apparel that "town squares" of the 21st century-a place rial after completing the course. and get involved in the political may or may not be religiously worn by gang where people can eat, drink, shop and be enter­ With so many other goals process. members, malls should evict patrons based on tained all in one location-signifying a very pub­ besides obtaining knowledge, col­ College graduates' ignorance their actions, not their image. With the rise of lic area. Mall space can even be rented out to lege students today are less con­ of current events proves that col­ urban culture and hip-hop music, more con­ cater to public services, such as voting booths cerned with learning. We learn lege students do not enroll in col­ sumers will aim to dress like the stars they and motor vehicle department offices. what we have to and do not bother lege to improve their knowledge. admire on television and radio. Hip-hop fashion For many adolescents reaching for some with the rest. We study to obtain a The true goal of college students' has as much of a right to prosper on today's degree of independence, malls are one place degree rather than knowledge. is to enh~nce their money-making streets and within .the apparel industry as Old where they can strut their stuff by mirroring the Still, that does not make it potential. Navy, Billabong or Armani does. fashion sense of their rap star idols, which may acceptable for students to be igno­ The acquisition of knowledge Punishing mall rats for their sense of fash­ include topping off an outfit with a bandanna or rant of the world around them. As should be the goal of all people, ion not only intrudes upon their constitutional ado-rag. we will-all learn at some point in especially college students. A per­ right to free expression, but it also discourages They're not attempting to engage in gang our lives, knowledge is power. The son should not consider himself or teenagers from being what parents these days activity; they're relating to someone they look up more you know, the better off you herself educated if he or she has are -constantly reminding them to be-them­ to while trying to discover themselves. will be. Remember, those who for­ little knowledge of current events. selves. While these dress codes may not be aimed get history are doomed to repeat We are living in historic times, Like Union Station, many malls claim their at restricting black culture, it has become misdi­ it. in which those who know what's profiles of potential gang members come straight rected in its purpose and is punishing innocent As far as political knowledge going on will have the upper hand from local law enforcement and the FBI-pro­ people instead of preventing against th~ crimes it goes, part of the problem lies with- over those who don't. files the FBI claim they are unaware even exist. was designed to stop.

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TV execs ~ stop LISA ROMANO threatening and STAFF WRITER Those who went to see fix the problem Cinderella on May 25 with Poison at the House of Blues were in for a big disappoint­ CHRISTIE Z1zo ment. Fans packed the House STAFF WRITER of Blues after· waiting in the sweltering summer sun to According to Jamie Kellner, watch the classic 80s rock act president of Turner blow the headliners off the Broadcasting System, digital stage with their powerful live video recording systems like set. After Winger, the set TiVo and ReplayTV are ruining change went from minutes to commercial-based TY. over an hour as the restless Since 70 percent of TiVo fans waited. Finally, and Replay TV users (one per­ Cinderella's cent of the viewing population), drummer Fred cut through commercials, Coury and gui­ In Orlando Kellner predicts the end of com­ mercials in the next 10 years, tarist Jeff LaBar announced that Where: The House especially if cable and satellite singer Tom Keifer of Blues companies start routinely put~ was having vocal ting this software in their When: Saturday. boxes. troubles and th~y July-27. 8:30 p.m. would not be play­ Now, before everyone Price: $12.50, $15 breaks out the party favors and ing. A number of celebrates the death of angry fans between.act advertisements, demanded and here's something to chew on: were given a refund after the because commercials support show. the creation and production of "I had been anxiously TV programs, without them, waiting since Sept. 3, 2000 to production companies will have . see [Cinderella] again," Alia to find other means to make our Rabah said, a UCF graduate. favorite shows. "The way I see it though, I So, who's up for paying would rather Tom Keifer not $250 to watch your favorite TV sing and miss Cinderella for shows, on top of your normal one show than have him lose cable or satellite bill? That is his voice for good and never Kellner's "rough calculation" as get to hear them play live again!" to how much it would cost each viewer. How he arrived at such Rumors spread across the a figure is astounding, consid­ Internet: did the backdrop not fit the band's liking? Did ering the only estimate of televi­ sion viewership is really the Tom's voice really blow out? Nielsen ratings, which have Personal problems in the proven time and again to be band? inaccurate. · Whatever the reason, Kellner's statement to the apparently the situation was Television Critics' Association resolved. Cinderella is return­ ing to the House of Blue on that there was "no free lunch in this" shows a panic among Saturday, July 27 before hit­ ting St. Petersburg and Ft. executives that proves their own ineptitude. Lauderdale. Cost is a relative term. It's COURTESY CINDERELLA FAN WEB SITE relative to the amount of shows Cinderella guitarist Jeff LaBar has been with the band since its inception in 1985. PLEASE SEE Cinderella ON 23 I'm willing to watch. For exam­ ple, I tend to watch cable news, ( cartoon network and various --- ·--·- - ~------movie channels (AMC and Turner Classic Movies, not HBO). During the season I · watch "Buffy" and ''Angel." I watch maybe four hours of TV a Theatre UCF closes with comedy day, maybe 30 hours a week. If the new bill for viewer­ ship is per hour, and I'm SARA SOTOLONGO Leake) is described as a mayor's sister, her son and charged 50 cents an hour, that's STAFF WRITER The Lady's not for Burning world-weary ex-soldier who his bride. $15 a week. At that point, I get begs Hebble Tyson, mayor of While the family is squab­ c rid of cable, start buying my The Theatre UCF produc­ Where: Theatre UCF the small market town of Cool bling inside their stately home movies and cartoons and get­ tion of Christopher Fry's play When: July 11 -July 21 Clary, to hang him for two the third plot unfolds as the ting my news from the internet "The Lady's not for Burning," murders that Mendip never townspeople rioting outside (which is far less annoying than features a large ensemble Price: Call 407-823-1500 for ticket info actually committed. Mayor the. Mayor's gates have getting it from a lower-third cast, multiple plots and per­ Tyson (played by UCF profes­ accused a beautiful and ticker). I can get past seasons haps one of the most bewil­ sor Mark Brotherton) gives wealthy young woman of of "Buffy," I'm sure ''Angel" will dering characters found in 15th century Eng~and. the request little thought in being a witch. Jennet modern theatre. Thomas Mendip (played by the light of the second plot, PLEASE SEE TiVo oN 21 The story takes place in guest actor Scott Edwin which unfolds between the PLEASE SEE The Lady's oN 18 '' HOW · .~ 401.823.5812 • hllP://parking.ucf.edu TO GET ' rh<~t-... t"' ... ~ · PARKING SERVICES CAN ••• YOUR

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FROM PAGE 16 Walking into -the the­ at Science Drive atre's intimate main stage, J ourdemayne (played by it is impossible not to be guest actor Lara Mainard) impressed with the elabo­ seeks refuge in Mayor rate set that the actor's use Tyson's home, as well as his during the play. The envi­ aid in clearing her of the ronment is complete with townspeople's dange.rous period furniture, a fire­ accusations. Despite place, swords and battle­ Mayor Tyson's attraction to axes hanging on the walls Jennet, he is quick to pro­ and even a live bird in the claim that she is indeed a birdcage. The set also fea­ witch and puts her under tures a large Gothic style arrest. window looking By this out into the time, Thomas Theatre UCF's "garden" which 3 &r 4 Bedroom floor plans has also man­ fall 2002 season allows the stage • Private bathrooms • Utilities included aged to get him.­ to be divided • Large walk-in closets • Doorside trash pick-up self - arrested, "Ah, Wilderness!" into two sepa­ perhaps September 12-22 rate areas. • Individual privacy locks • Pre-wired for interactive cable through sheer "Waiting for Godot" The play, • Designer furniture/Fully furnished • Clubhouse, pool & sports court persistence and October 3-13 written entirely • Individual leases • Private telephone lines not suspicion of in poetfo verse, • Gated entry • Free cable with 3 HBO's "Fame- The Musical" is a seamless guilt. Jennet • Roommate matching service • High speed ethernet access and Thomas October 17-27 production that • Full-size washer & dryer find themselves "Impossible Marriage" lasts a little over two and a unexpectedly October 31-November 10 falling in love half hours. It is ------Ana more! UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY the final presen­ BOULEVARD OF with one anoth­ 'The Merry Wives of CENTRAL er. The romance Windsor" November 14-24 tation of UCF's ®FLORIDA ~ LOKANOTOSA TRAIL appears to be Theatre's '.11"1 (407) 384-7080 ~ ~ ~ I~~ I- Summer 2002 ~ ~ ~~ doomed since ~ §<$~~ ~ Season. For those who can't ~~fdJtr~fil~t www.thevillageatsciencedrive.com COLONIAL DRIVE Ci both of the prisoners are '50 scheduled to be executed in make "The Lady's Not for the morning. Burning," join Theatre UCF Do not dismay, since, for its fall season with the after all, "The Lady's not for Eugene O'Neill play "Ah, Burning" is a comedy. Wilderness!" Sept. 12.

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FROM PAGE 16 It's high time Hollywood starts trusting its producers be out soon, and those shows and writers-if an idea isn't are on their way out anyway. good enough without major Or, if it 'were charged per changes, it's probably not good channel, I would pick maybe enough after a face life. It's five or six cable channels and time they stopped coming to maybe HBO, and only because I people who know nothing about may feel like channel surfing viewers and started working every now and then. with the public, and not just the The cost is no problem for target graphic, because I do me, because I don't need televi­ know that guys are not just sion. Why? l3ecause most TV interested in scantily-clad programs are loud, pretentious women-okay a lot are, but not and, well, fake. Very few pro­ as many as you would think, grams entertain me anymore. and many do want substance. Why is this? Because advertis­ And finally, why not look a ers have no clue what I'm inter­ little harder for talent ested in, and they are the ones among the 86 percent of who really run the TV industry. the acting population The fact that 25 percent of TV who are not making the pilots make it on air every sea­ salaries that get pub­ son is appalling, not because lished in Entertainment it's such a competitive number, Weekly. Some of the best but because there are so many and her shows on TV were cast with ideas out there that are not test spiffy twin girls virtual unknowns. marketing well. This is because played by Mary - The viewer of today has the audience has much higher Kate and Ashley much higher standards. And if standards than they had 30 Olsen. Of the shows I'm being forced to pay $250 to years ago, or even 10 years ago, that make it to air, have 200 channels and nothing and that's where a lQt of these most are canned on, I might as well drop $7 or executives are from. after the first few - more to go to the movies every I'd better start over. See, episodes. Why? The week. most shows out there that are or see these pilots, and they the Nielsen's. I think Kellner needs to sponsored by companies, and decide if they're willing to put pilot and gives the general Consider all the stop making threats to the view­ this has been going on since the they're name on anything. thumbs up or down. This is money just wasted on this show. ers he works for (I know they Golden Age of radio. Someone Network and sponsors discuss where many shows go to die. No wonder my Dr. Pepper is $1 forget that but they do work for comes up with an idea and, if a changes that should be made to By the time the show makes per 20 ounce bottle. us) and start solving TV's prob­ lackey with a cubicle in the the pilot, and make said it on air, the original idea has So, why would I pay my 50 lems-and soon. research and development office changes. If it gets this far, they been changed from a drama cents per hour to be subjected likes it, they will try to get it go to test marketing. This is about a single mom and her to such tripe? How about get­ sponsored by, say, Pepsi. The where a demographic, already children to a comedy about a ting down to the real problem, Columnist Christie Zizo can be Pepsi people read these scripts targeted by the network, sees happy-go-lucky working mother Jamie Boy? reached at [email protected]

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The sites are operated teen-age girls and because of against the Los Angeles fingernail (which eventually fell briated, quickly dozed off and like pornography businesses, complaints by government TV Sheriff's Department following off) when she went to adjust her began to sn9re. As deputies with some free teaser photos, stations that they needed the the death of her son James seat in the cab. approached to awaken him, they but with $30-a-month "mem­ advertising revenue the show Allen Beck in a barricade­ • In April, a court in New noticed several small plastic bers" getting access to the photo would bring in.) shootout last year (in which one South Wales, Australia, awarded bags (which tests later revealed archive and "personal" mes­ deputy was killed). Beck was a 20-year-old man the equivalent to contain cocaine) in his mouth. sages from the "model." Some Shapers of young minds prepared for a long stand-off, of $525,000 (U.S.) as a result of sites operate chat rooms where Middle-school teacher having stockpiled weapons in his being knocked out in a 1995 Unclear on the concept members discuss the girls in Timothy Thomure, 46, admitted his home (which caught fire Narrandera High School fight that he apparently participated Correction Service of great detail. One "typical" site rubbing a knife blade along a from a tear gas canister, result­ Canada recently touted some in willingly and in which he has 3,000 daily users, and student's finger (and other acts ing in Beck's death and the prisons' successful model pro­ threw the first punches. another had 32 million page of intimidation) to "loosen (stu­ destruction of his body). grams of allowing fnmates who Although he was medically views in nine months. The par­ dents) up and get them to inter­ • A jury in New York City request it to live in certain cleared the next day, he said ents say they are helping their act" (Sedalia, Mo., March). recently awarded $14.1 million wings designated as drug-free serious headaches and neuro­ daughters with modeling Parents of an 8-year-old boy to a 38-year-old woman who was zones (even though all sections careers or with future college recently asked school officials badly maimed after she was hit logical problems have developed and that the last seven years of all prisons are supposed to be expenses. for counseling help to deal with by a subway train after lying drug-free). And Suffolk County have been physically and finan­ • China's youth and young a lingering 1999 incident in down purposefully on an under­ (Mass.) has begun to pay its cially tough for him. adults are increasingly beyond which a teacher disciplined him ground track in a probable sui­ prison guards a $1,000 yearly the communist government's by dumping a cup of cockroach­ cide attempt. According to a • June Bond, 34, filed a $300,000 claim against Ventura bonus if they test clean for ille­ control in their spending and es on his chest (Houston, April). New York Law Journal report gal drugs. (The programs in County (Calif.) because her hus­ leisure habits, according to a A middle-school teacher was summarized in a June New York both of these stories were May dispatch in Toronto's Globe fired for allegedly throwing a Times story, the jury found that band (on a work program for violating probation) stomped a enticements to get inmates and and Mail. Although party lead­ chair at a student during a the train conductor, who had guards to agree to random drug­ palm frond down into a ers still appear on "most­ "behavior management" class already slowed to 15 mph fol­ testing, which would otherwise admired" lists, so do Bill Gates Dumpster, and it snapped back (Pflugerville, Texas, May). A lowing a report of someone lying be prohibited.) STYa~~~

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FROM PAGE 16 "Nobody's Fool," and "Somebody Save Me." After releasing two more albums, "Long Now fans can wait outside again for Cold Winter" in 1988 and 1990s "Heartbreak hours, moaning about the heat, to ensure front Station," Coury left the band and formed row and center! They can burn their finger or Arcade in 1992 with RATT singer Stephen possibly the hairspray-ridden 'do of the per­ Pearcy. The rumor around the music world son in front while holding up a lighter during was the boys from Philadelphia had broken "Heartbreak Station!" Or sniffle and cry dur­ up. However, in 1995 Cinderella released their ing "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's fourth album, "Still Climbing," which failed to Students 407·354·5998 Gone)!" Or not shower for five days after being climb the charts. They began doing small club FOR MOVIES & SHOWTIMES spit on by Jeff LaBar! tours, also releasing a greatest hits album and $525 ::::;:~d The $12.50 (or $15) is well worth it to a live album. 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Wear leather in the by rock singer Jon Bon Jovi while playing in a scorching Florida sun, bring a lighter, watch Fountain Drink I bar. They signed a contract with Mercury in the groupies throw themselves at the tour bus with this coupon. 1985, which released Cinderella's first album, and soak in the nostalgia. It's good that some I Offer expires 9130102 "Night Songs" in 1986, which included hits like things never change. 24 • Lifestyles The Central Florida Future • July 17, 2002 One _for the classic rock books The last semblance of funk "Dosed," which is one the most is audible on the title track, beautiful and heart-wrenching Chili Peppers sporting a more mature sound which maniacally changes gears songs the singer has ever from sugary choruses to penned, deals with the deterio­ RANDY HARRIS Flea and Anthony Kiedis floats above the arrangements machine-gun break beats. The ration of a long-term relation­ STAFF WRITER reassessed their lives and angelically and his high-pitched rest of the album is more diverse ship (Kiedis wanted to have chil­ replaced needles and pills with harmonies compliment Kiedis's and eclectic than any the band dren, his girlfriend didn't). On One might wonder what yoga and meditation. This trans­ has ever created. Exceptional the flipside, "Cabron" is a plea classic rock radio stations will formation can best be heard on tunes like "Universally for peace to Los Angeles' street be spinning in 20 years. Because "Under the Bridge" and Speaking" and "Tear" borrow gangs and "Midnight" tells a tale of the fickle nature of the music their 1999 release, a page from the Beach Boys' of redemption and faith. industry and the public, most "Californication." These "Pet Sounds" and The While By The Way is a bands burn bright and fade out efforts saw the band Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's rewarding listen, it lacks the within a few years. Bands with seamlessly move into Lonely Hearts Club Band," consistency that made staying power such as Pearl more melodic territory respectively. Other ventures "Californication" classic. There Jam and Green Day are likely while still maintaining like the ska/polka hybrid is a significant amount of filler candidates for future classic their signature intensity. "On Mercury" and the fla­ connecting the minor master­ rock status. Another band that Now on the eve of menco stylings of pieces throughout the album. should definitely make the cut is Kiedis and Flea's 40th "Cabron" are examples of While there are surely more hits The Red Hot Chili Peppers. With birthdays, the band pres­ risky experimentation than misses, admirers of the a career spanning nearly 20 ents "By The Way," a sur­ paying off. More accessi­ Chili Peppers' music can't help years, their longevity can be prisingly mellow offering ble tracks for old-school but have high standards when it attributed to the ability to age that may see the shock rock­ RHCP fans like "Can't comes to the overall quality of gracefully without losing their ers of yesteryear chilling out Stop" and "Throw Away their records. youthful edge. for good. Your Television" take With that said, fans should In very crafty ways, the "By The Way" finds the subtle chances without be warned that they won't find Peppers have achieved a grad­ band in a reflective mood, and alienating their core fan base. any frat-party anthems or feel­ ual maturation in their sound. the music matches its bitter­ The overall feel of the good jams on "By The Way." It is When the original line-up sur­ sweet tone. Gone are the patent­ vocals tenfold. The most notice­ album is that of painful regret more of a driving-through-the­ faced in Southern California ed slaps of Flea's bass and the able change, however, can be and optimistic hope. Kiedis's countryside or tanning-at-the­ aim lSt 20 years ago, bouncy propulsive drumming of Chad found in Kiedis' singing. Relying lyrics on "By The Way" seem to beach kind of scene. As for its funk and deafening punk were Smith. Instead, they have more on the range of his voice be his most personal yet. "This credit though, "By The Way" will their trades. After countless become a competent rhythm rather than his ability to rap Is The Place" addresses original likely spawn plenty of breezy hit "Behind the Music" moments section to John Frusciante's over funky riffs, Kiedis gives his guitarist Hillel Slovak's drug singles to join their hard rock involving drugs and self­ soaring guitar and Kiedis's emo­ most impressive performance to overdose and the feelings of staples on those classic rock destruction, original members tive vocals. Frusciante's playing date on "By The Way." guilt attached to his death. stations 20 years from now. ENTERTAINMENTBRIEFS co:vtPILED FROM STAPF from Patriciu's brother. AND WIRE REPORTS WB combining super Classic ~Massacre' up hero franchises for remake The failing Batman movie . AMERICAN AMERICAN MEKICAN It appears someone is franchise and the struggling actually going to remake "The new Superman movie fran­ Texas Chainsaw Massacre.'' chise are getting a heavy dose The 197 4 film about a group of of oxygen. 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JULIE REEVES adjustments. Truth Be Told CONTRIBUTING WRITER went on a 13-0 run to open the half and put a downer on the Truth Be Told survived an Drinkers morale. early shooting slump to hold off The Drinkers didn't quit, the previously unbeaten Heavy and a Jose Rivera lay-up cut the Drinkers 58-4 7 in the finals of lead to 43-36 with just under six the competitive league basket­ minutes in the game. Truth Be ball tournament. Cardez Smith Told would not be denied. After scored 20 points and Michael knocking off defending champi­ Gaines snagged 13 rebounds to on Triple Threat earlier in the lead the Cinderella squad to the night in the semi-finals, Truth • title, after they struggled to fin­ · be Told sealed the victory down ish the regular season with a 2- the stretch with timely foul­ 3 record. shooting to win by a final of 58- The Heavy Drinkers 47. jumped out to an early 13-5 lead After the game, the thanks to the hot shooting of Intramural Staff voted Cardez Jon Warszynski, who finished Smith and Michael Gaines co­ with a team-high 17 points. MVP's of the game. Smith was Truth Be Told couldn't find an thrilled about his team's effort. answer early as Gaines started "I feel we came together as a the game O-for-6 from close team when it counted the most," range. . Smith said. "Everyone played Smith carried the eventual their hearts out and I'm proud champions through the first half to be a member of this team." with solid defense and sharp Gaines, who is used to shooting. Leroy Henderson's catching passes on Saturdays turnaround jumper at the 5:21 from UCF Quarterback Ryan mark tied the game at 21-21. Schneider as a tight end, could­ Henderson finished one point n't miss this opportunity to · ~#"~I~.~ shy of a double-double on the catch his second intramural night with nine points and 10 basketball title in three years. rebounds. Both teams finished "This was a good team win, ( Join Us for Happy Hour the half with some cold shoot­ and I had to be a team player," ing, which led to a 24-23 half­ Gaines said. "My nickname is time lead for Truth Be Told. 'Baby Shaq,' so I had to do what 4-7 pm &- 10 pm-Close Coming out of the gate for I had to do. Overall it was a the serond half, it was obvious team effort. Now I'll focus on that the Heavy Drinkers didn't bringing UCF a MAC 1/2 Price $I Off Appet:izers make the correct halftime Championship!" Mixed Drinks Spoesored by: Oviedo Bowling Center ~ 376. EBroadwaySt. "V° • Oviedo, FL 32765 SPORTS~ ~ff.J "'""tu..,,,11.H t...; lllflll I"' 19 II NI corner fl1JIUHI • .}0 •Sports the Central Florida Future • July 17, 2002 Resources the key to joining a major conference

FROM PAGE 32 cumstances we could win it, but for UCF athletics, I think is very Club as a member that's a big message out and then to ask the our goal is to compete. We'll attainable for this fiscal year step toward getting more departments to help, university ing is a relationship with the gauge ourselves by being bowl that is just beginning. So I hope resources. marketing how can you help us Florida Citrus Sports group and eligible for one of the MAC bowls to do better as far as resources And then hopefully growing because those funds they have to Tom Mickle, who was a friend of this year. I'd like to see that hap­ than the current year budget. the number of donors that want · promote UCF as a whole, we can mine from the ACC, and I'm pen this year. Where will I look to continue to increase that gift giving for be a vehicle for that too. So can encouraged by seeing is the will­ We are on television now, that growth? Again I'll continue athletics so that they can say I we partner and do it together? ingness of Florida Citrus Sports which is awesome and I'd like to looking at all marketing oppor­ was a part of the program before We'll provide resources, you pro­ group to involve UCF athletics in see that expand too ... As far as tunities, which is what the Citrus all the sports joined a major con­ vide resources and together we their revenue opportunities that the Atlantic Sun and all of the Bowl is providing with between ference. I was part of the growth have more resources to send a '· go along with the Citrus Bowl. other sports that are there, to naming rights and scoreboard process and part of the team better message. We've had discussions, and continue the goal of each coach, ad panels, and ticket sales. concept. I think that's a major We'll look at each area. I'm actually continuing discus­ and that is to be the champion of Promote and market our part of our equation to grow Academic services is another sions that Coach (Steve) Sloan the Atlantic Sun. My under­ athletic teams. The one's that we resources for athletics here at area because for us to get good and the marketing people here standing is that that was the charge admission to for the gen­ UCF Internally just looking at athletes we have to have them be at UCF sports have done with goal before I got here and I'm eral public. We need to increase the partnering of departments competitive not only on the field, Florida Citrus Sports group going to continue that being the those revenue opportunities as within the university-the mar­ but in the classroom. We will fail .. since probably this April, as far goal. We are there in a lot of well and people buy more season keting department of the univer­ in our goal if our athletes come as participating in revenue sports. We won the women's tickets to football, etc. And then sity, for example, is very willing and don't get a degree when they opportunities or naming rights sports trophy this year, but we fundraising is always going to be to work with us in athletics leave. We will fail the student of the Citrus Bowl and the new aren't there in some other sports an important part of our because of they realize in our athlete number one, but we also video board that's going to be and I want to make that a point resource equation as far as society athletics at an educa­ fail the school, because this isn't installed at the Citrus Bowl. The of getting there real soon. increasing our resources. To tional institution are what I call just about athletics, this is about board will also have ad panels, I want to help get resources establish a threefold plan: to get the front porch. the student athletes. Be a stu­ providing more opportunities for for those programs so that we're the message out that Dr. (John) The more attractive a front dent first, be successful there the local community to support in a position to say to a major Hitt has already said, which is porch is through the athletic pro­ and then we ask you to be suc­ what's happening down at the conference that our other sports, we want to grow with quality. gram, it makes people want to cessful athletically as well. Citrus Bowl, which includes the other than football, are also We want that for athletics as come into your house or the aca­ UCF athletic program. We ready to make the step up. Some well-we believe the supporters demic side of things more. It also Q: What kind of timetable to should see benefits from that sports are already ready and of UCF athletics want that too. makes the people who are in that see for the completion of and the this year. some sports are not. I'd like to Once they hear that these are house more proud and they get addition of athletic facilities? be able to say all 16 other sports, our goals and hear the plan of more value out of saying I got a A: I have a real sense of Q: What are your goals for other than football, are ready to how to reach those goals by degree from UCF, I'm a student urgency to complete the softball each of the next five years in · go. increasing resources, then at UCF, I'm a faculty/staff mem­ complex, and the baseball com­ order to get all UCF sports into a they'll understand that everyone ber of UCF It just enhances that plex. I think in baseball the seat­ major conference? Q: How do you plan on needs to help in getting those feeling. They already have it ing needs to be finished. For soft­ A: I mentioned the sense of increasing the budget over time? resources, whether it be a per­ because you should be proud of ball there are several key ele­ urgency. The good news is, I A: I do expect to exceed the son joining the Golden Knights what UCF has done, but this will ments of that plan that aren't think for football, in the MAC our current year's budget. I didn't Club at the entry level member­ enhance that opportunity. completed yet. I understand that goals will be to compete for the build the current year's budget. I ship. That's great because we You don't need a front it's all about funding. Well, I championship this year and I want to make sure I can attain have a large number of our data­ porch, but you if you want a want to start talking about how think we're in good position to that budget, but then grow it this base to draw from. The more front porch like Dr. Hitt wants in we can get sufficient funds to do that. Given the right set of cir- year. Things like the Citrus Bowl from that database that are will­ the athletic department, let's be as far as revenue opportunities ing to join the Golden Knights the best we can be. 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FROM PAGE 30 leading sport or sports, in this I'm not going to touch on them the business aspects of sponsor­ to the Atlanta Braves, but • case men and women's basket­ all right now, but there's a grea~ ship and marketing really fits Georgia Tech football was the ball and obviously facilities have master plan here for athletic the needs of UCF athletics today. second most popular sport in a complete the softball complex. to be at that major conference facilities and I hope to carry that' As I said in my introductory poll by the Atlanta Journal­ Then there's obviously the level. out as planned. It's going to take press conference, UCF is at a Constitution sports fans. The football project that we broke I don't believe we're quite a lot of resources to do that. I crossroads right now and it is third most popular was Georgia ground, ceremonially, on and there yet, and yet the good news want to find an initial incremen­ positioned with a great founda­ football because that's a big we're getting ready to mobilize is that I hear that the university, tal revenue so I can invest in our tion of good student athletes, state school just done the road • and that's going to happen hope­ with its growth through just the people. If we want to compete good coaches, good support from Atlanta and they have more fully this month so that it's ready graduation ceremonies as an it's all about people. We've got to staff, but they need more alumni in Atlanta that Georgia aggressively in 10 months. example, had to hold five gradu­ invest in them and then ask resources to take it to the next Tech does, because Georgia Maybe next season, that's an ation ceremonies because of the those people to give more level and compete with the major Tech is a small school relative to aggressive goal. I'd love to be capacity of the arena. That could resources to invest in the facili­ conference institutions of athlet­ Georgia. able to say OK football program use some growth. That sounds ties. That's kind of the priority ics today in our conference. So Fourth was Georgia Tech next year welcome to your new like there are two major needs once we get resources flowing in that's what I bring to the table. basketball. What I haven't men­ home. What a message that will that are first for the whole uni­ over and above our current That's what my success has tioned yet were the Falcons, the send to everyone that we are versity and the whole student budget, so facilities is right up been in the past and the other Hawks, the Thrashers;we were accomplishing our goals with body, a better facility for their there and that's that whole list. thing that's important in my fit is ahead of all of them. Again, I quality for the leading sports use and obviously the benefici­ that I did it in a metropolitan know what it takes to get that • team, football. ary will be athletics so that they Q: What made you the right area very similar to Orlando support and following in a large They're going to lead the will look more ftttractive with person for the job? being Atlanta. metropolitan area so it goes whole program to the major con­ the basketball programs to say A: It's a fit. I'm a believer So I know what it takes to be back to the fit. That's what UCF ference level. The convocation yes we are ready to join your that when you hire anyone for successful in that environment athletics wants to do. They're center, which would include an major conference, whichever any position in any organization and I understand it's not a one­ definitely on the road to doing it arena for the basketball pro­ major conference that may be. it's all about fit. I think my expe­ sport-team town like the rural and in some cases they're grams, I think, is a high priority I think that's important and riences over 20 years of diverse campus may be. I took pride in already there, but as a whole, as for us, because if we want to join what's so exciting and encourag­ background in private institu­ saying that at Georgia Tech we a program to get that kind of a major conference basketball is ing for me to be here is the other tions, public institutions, from were the second most popular support and following at UCF in commonly looked upon as a facility plans that we have and selling tickets to fundraising to sports team in Atlanta. Second Orlando I felt I was the best fit. Paranoia can be a good thing ,_ sometimes

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look of panic on my face, • and asked what had hap­ pened. I explained and he said it was no problem and we could start over when I got new batteries. I was going to run to the store and pick some up, " but before I did this I decided to ask a few peo­ ple in the office if they had any. My first stop was John Marini's office; he's the Knight's Krossing assistant athletics direc­ Knight's Court tor for media relations. I 2635 College Knight Court 12440 Golden Knight Circle asked him if he had any 888.999.1 S80 • 407.384.6800 888.999.69SS • 407.380.5807 batteries and he didn't, but he had a power College Park LifeWorks Program and Staff UCF Residence Life Staff and Services on-site adapter that he thought • 2, & 4 Bedroom apartments • Fully furnished 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom apartments • Fully furnished would work. Monitored alarm systems • All appliances included Private bathrooms • All utilities included· It did, thankfully, and All utilities included· • Cable TV Monitored alarm systems • Cable TV w/HBO 1, 2, 3 I was spared. I went back • Full-size washer & dryer in apartment Full-size washer & dryer in apartment to Orsini's office and we Free Ethernet in each bedroom Free Ethernet & local phone • 3 Game rooms started the interview over Free local phone with voice mail 3 Swimming pools • 3 Fitness centers and .it was smooth sailing 2 Swimming pools • 2 Basketball courts ·3 Tennis courts • 3 Basketball courts from there. I thanked him 2 Sand volleyball courts • Awesome computers for the restart and vowed 3 Sand volleyball courts • 3 Computer/study centers to myself that it would Hot tub & indoor fitness center Co-sponsored university activities Game room & media lounge never happen again. It was my first major snafu with my tape recorder, but it reaffirmed my paranoia. I will contin­ ( ue to constantly check to make sure it's still work­ ing and I will keep spare batteries with me at all • times (hopefully). "~"'"'* .... ~

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KRISTY SHONKA STAFF WRITal From friend to enemy As a reporter I use a tape recorder when I conduct an Bergman plugs holes interview. They are handy lit­ tle devices as they record possibility of adding 1,000 more, still everything so I can report KRISTY SHONKA STAFF WRITER 500 short of what Bergman said was quotes exactly as they are necessary. said. Not to mention they save When UCF Coach Jay Bergman looks back Next season UCF could again put my hand the agonizing task of trying to write down every on the 2002 baseball season he said he sees sim­ itself in a position to host a regional. ilarities to many other UCF baseball seasons. The Knights return the entire starting word said. Tape recorders are not all "I thought in many ways it was just a typical pitching rotation except Bo Hall, who decided to go pro after being drafted by the good though. As with all tech­ UCF baseball season," he said. The Knights won the Atlantic Sun regular Milwaukee Brewers. UCF will miss Hall, nology they have a tendency season and tournament championships, but to fail on occasion. While it who went 10-0 with a 3.61 ERA, but failed to get past the NCAA Regional. They have Bergman expects reliever Von David does not happen often, when it does it can lead to a night­ won six A-Sun Championships and have Stertzbach to make the transition to starter advanced to seven NCAA Regional tournaments, mare situation. to fill the void. but all seven times have failed to advance. Stertzbach was used in long relief in If you're like me and gen­ For the 13th time in school history the 2002, throwing 64 2/3 in 21 appear­ erally don't take notes during innings an interview, you put all your Knights won 40 or more games, finishing the ances. He led the team with a 1.81 ERA and season 41-22. was 7-0 with 80 strikeouts. Bergman said faith in that little recorder. If it stops working and you don't Bergman said the reason UCF has been he is hoping Stertzbach will be able to do realize it until after the inter­ unable to advance past the regional is a lack of what Jason Arnold did in 2001 when he view you'd better have a great home-field advantage. The past three seasons switched to the starting role and ended up a UCF has traveled to Tallahassee twice and 'J> memory. If you're paranoid second-round pick by the Yankees. about it stopping and check it Columbia, S.C., for regional play. Bergman said Drew Daly, who was constantly'(like me) then you He added that in 2001 UCF put itself in a ineligible to play last season, should fill may be able to save a little position to host the regional with a 49-12 record Stertzbach's void in the bullpen. Daly face and take notes on the heading into the regional, but the Knights didn't transferred from Indian River Community rest of the interview. have a facility to host. Jay Bergman Field had College where he was drafted in the 48th Until recently I had only just opened, but Bergman said it needs to have a round by the Anaheim Angels after his had one minor problem with seating capacity of 2,500 in order to host the freshman year. regional. my tape recorder. I was inter­ PLEASE SEE Big ON 29 viewing a UCF athlete for a Right now the stadium holds 1,000 with the feature and she was giving some good material and then I looked down and realized the tape wasn't moving. I stopped it and started it again and it worked, but so much for direct quotes. I've also witnessed a fei­ low reporter have trouble with Q& A with his recorder. We were at a press conference and the Orsini reveals what hes already done and recorder just decided not to work. Fortunately he realized what he hopes to accomplish at UCF this ahead of time and was STEVE ORSINI able to take notes, but there goes the hand-cramping prob­ KRISTY SHONKA Orsini said the that it's not just within myself lem. STAFF WRITER UCFfootball but within the whole depart­ Then there was my own team should be ment. So it's been good and pro­ semi-major problem that hap­ Steve Orsini, UCF's new able to compete gressing along. for the MAC pened recently. There I was director of athletics, made his !I) debut July 1 and hit the ground championship Q: What have you been able interviewing Steve Orsini, this season. UCF's new director of athlet­ running. His major goal is to to get accomplished so far? ics, and I thought everything increase the athletics budget in A: Establishing some key was going well. Then I looked order to get all of UCF's sports relationships as far as finding down at my recorder and it into a major conference in five more resources for the athletic didn't seem to be moving. years. program. Not to mention meet- · I stopped it and started it ing as many people as I can. My again and moved for a second, The interview: schedule is very full. Meeting then stopped. I repeated this Q: How has the job been so people within the university, process two or three more far? within the athletic department, times because I was shocked A: It's been great. It's great but also outside of the athletic the batteries had died. I swear to be here. It's been hectic and department. I've already made I had replaced the batteries that's good. That's what I hoped a few key visits to some key fairly recently, but that didn't would happen because for us to supporters of the athletic pro­ seem to matter, they were def­ reach our goals in the time peri­ gram and I can't wait to meet initely dead. od that we've discussed it has to more of them. Orsini noticed something start now and it has to have a One of the key relation­ was wrong, probably from the sense of urgency. In my first few ships I've already started build- days here I feel a sense of urgency and the good news is JOE KALEITA I PLEASE SEE Paranoia ON 31 CFF PLEASE SEE Resources ON 30