Central Florida Future, Vol. 41 No. 60, July 13, 2009
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Central Florida Future. 2238. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2238 ) ,> ') FREE • Published Mondays and Thursdays www.Centra!FloridaFuture.com • Mondav, July 13, 2009 Green for screen Looking west Student raises money to Baseball coach instilling postseason. fund feature-length film thoughts in players -SEE SPORTS,A8 thesis project - SEE NEWS,A2 information systems in the ANIMALS College ofBusiness Admin Followthis istration CD story on WAYWARD Committee to decirle In the nearly two hours the Web scheduled for comments ONTWITTER TURTLES CAUSE during the meeting, each Follow @UCFNews for live program will have five min updates during the Board of utes to speak before the Trustees Educational Programs floor is open to the public. Committe_e meeting Arunway at John F. Kennedy fate of four prog·rams Statistics and actuarial International Airport was shut down sciences majors received FOR MORE NEWS briefly Wednesday morning after at ARIANA VIVES employees. grams are cardiopulmonary To view ongoing coverage of the Contributing Writer The Board of Trustees sciences in the College of . news regarding deletions least 78 turtles emerged from a protest and meeting visit nearby bay and crawled onto the Educational Programs Health and Public Affairs, Friday. UCF News & Infor tannac. Grounds crews rounded up A committee will decide Committee will meet from radiologic sciences in the mation announced that sta UCFNews.com the turtles and returned them to the Monday whether or not to tistics . won't be cut and 2:30 . p.m. to 5:30 p.m., College of Health and Pub FOR MORE PHOTOS . water, but not before they recommend the deletion of though· no final decisions lic Affairs, engineering actuarial sciences will be contributed to delays that reached four academic;: programs will be made until the Board t~chnology in the College of suspended, which will have Check out photo galleries from nearly 11/2 hours. from UCF, which will affect of'Ilustees meeting July 2~. Engineering and Computer the protest at UCFNews.com about 1,025 students and 37 The four at-risk pro- Science and management PLEASE SEE STATS ON A3 Military LIVING research TWO BROTHERS· LIVE ON A building Two brothers in Rio are living over the edge - literally: sleeping, started. working and eating on the side of building 33 feet up in the air.The two Partnership focuses spend 12 hours a day attached to a bright red-and-yellow wall as part of on improved care an art exhibit. If nature calls, they can scramble over the verandah of a CAITLIN BUSH neighboring art gallery, where an Contributing Writer indoor bathroom awaits. They have been hanging out wall-side since Despite gloomy weather, spirits May and plan to continue the display_ were not dampened on Friday • u~til Au .~9. ... ~~.lt'J\"11 morning at the groundbreaking for a partnership building between I - UCF and the military in Central Florida Research Park. The building will create thou sands ofjobs · and also be the home Breaking to laboratories for a variety of news on modeling and simulation research. your cell Donning golden hard hats, • President John C. Hitt;, Orange ; . Get UCF news sent to your cell County Commissioner Bill Segal, phone. Just text the keyword Sen Dan Webster and Walt Dis- . UCFNEWS to 44636. SHAUN BEVAN/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Andy Rattner, a senior hospitality management major, received a free tour of Italy with fellow PLEASE SEE UCF ON AS AROUND CAMPUS, A2 student Jeffrey Barrientos from June 6-14 to explore culture and cuisine as part of a scholarship. HELP DELIVER SANDWICHES TO THE - HOMELESS MONDAY Hospitality students selected for Help make sandwiches and deliver them to the homeless at Lake Eola ·scholarship,_trip_to Italian winery Monday from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 JESSICA CAMPBELL p.m. Participants are asked to Contributing Writer either bring a loaf of bread or a jar of PB&J to the Lake Claire Pavilion. WO UCF students enjoyed afree taste of Italy June 6 to June 'T 14 - literally. _ · Andy_Rattner, senior general hospitality management major, and Jeffrey Barrientos, senior food service and restau LOCAL & STATE, A2 rant major, experienced Italian food, wine and culture asp~ RACE ORGANIZERS of a scholarship from the Banfi Vmtners Foundation "We were def'mitely in Italy," Barrientos said. "You could feel it. You NOT RESPONSIBLE could smell it. You could taste it. Every component, every facet ofthe trip CAITLIN BUSH / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE was amazing." . President John C. Hitt and Sen. Dan Webster ) FOR MAN'S DEATH break ground on Partnersh!P Ill on Friday. A committee selected Rattner and Barrientos based on major stand Ajury has determined that the ing, credit hours, GPA and an essay. · organizers of the 2006 Florida "Both students have shown a big interest in wine, and both work in lronman were not responsible for the hospitality industry," said Frank Juge, a hospitality management pro the death of a 35-year-old Barney fessor and coordinator of the Banfi Foundation Scholarship for Rosen UCFADLab Rice, a Montana m·an who College. collapsed during the race. The Mariani family, who owns Banfi Vmtners, is very committed to education. Juge said The family started a foundation to award scholar students' art ships to students and faculty to 13 different colleges and universities 'You'll be SHERIFF: SUSPECT IN throughout the nation The scholarship includes educational tours. of selected for COUPLE'S SLAYING Italian wine country, participation in an Italian cooking school, a visit to much,much a Parmesan cheese dairy, and a visit to a balsamic vinegar producer. EXPERIENCED The foundation is the philanthropic arm of Banfi Vmtners, America's more camp~venue A Florida couple killed in their leading wine importer. Heading the trip were Banfi Vmtners' Bill Whit home had an extensive ing, director of wine education. and Neill Thimble, vice president ofmar successful in BILLIE HARTL surveillance system in the house keting and advertising. Staff Writer that recorded three criminals Students from Houston. Florida State, the University of Nevada. Las life if you swiftly slip into the house before Vegas, the University of South Carolina. the University of Delaware and Business Services has com driving off in a red van, police said. Oklahoma State were also able to participate it;l the ttjp. They flew to don~tmind missioned three UCF art students Milan and traveled to Piedmont, EmiHa-Romagna, in the region of Reg to create pieces reminiscent of gio, and spent half a day in Sienna. The group also spent three days in someone "Old Florida" for the live Oak and Tuscany, where the Castello Banfi medieval castle and winery are locat Cypress rooms. The pieces are INDEX TODAY'S ed. else taking expected to be installed in both ''It is a really amazing cultural and educational experience of Italy:' locations by Aug. 7. Around Campus 2 WEATHER ruge said. ''We tasted some amazing food" Abou~ four years ago, a client I< Weather the credit.' The group took a tour to see how Parmigiano-Reggiano, a famous approached UCF art professor · Local &State cheese from the Reggio area. was made. Barrientos said every dinner Robert Reedy. He wanted Reedy's Sports - JOHN MARIANI highlighted. each area's specialty food and wine. OWNER, BANFI VINTNERS class to design something for his Opinion 10 "The first dinner was one of my favorites," Barrientos said ''We were industrial park in Oviedo. P.M. Oassifieds 11 in Reggio a little before sunset. It was beautiful. We were surrounded by Sudoku 11 STORMS Formorephotos a cathedral." . - of the exhibit: Crossword 11 Rattner said his favoritt! dinner was at the Castello Banfi, where a 91° 75° G www.UCFNews.com I I HIGH lOW PLEASE SEE WINERY ON A6 PLEASE SEE INNOVATIVE ON A7 .. _,I A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com July 13, 2009 •. £enttaf '1otiba :futun • AROUND CAMPUS : <!Central News and notices for • the UCF community • 1 '1oriba Deliver food to the homeless Help make sandwiches • and deliver them to the homeless at Lake Eola ;iuturt Monday from 5:30 p.m. to 1be Student Newspaper at tKF since 1968 9:30 p.m. Bring a loaf of bread or Joly 13, 2009 a jar of PB&J and meet at Vol 41, Issue 6o • 12 Pages the Lake Claire Pavilion. The Central Florido Future is the ingependent: student : Everyone will carpool to written newspaper at the University of Central Aortda. downtown at 6:30 p.m. Opinions in the Future are those of the individual columnist and not neaessartly those of the e<fltO!lal staff RSVP to Anya Krotor: or the University administration, All c:ontent Is property [email protected] of the Centro/ Florido Furure and may not be reprtnted in u. part or in whole without permission from the publisher, Contact Kryotor at '.\:i NEWSROOM 407-823-3318 for more <;; 407-447-4558'" information. .., !<. ' " Editor-in-Chief Learn to market artwork Kari Wilberg x213 Editor of Art Calendar CFF.editor@gmailcom magazine, Kim Hall, will News Editors • teach artists how to mar ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Andrea Canterbury and ket their art on the Web Afilm crew works on the set of A Beautiful Belly, a featur~ength film written and directed by UCF entrepreneurial digital cinema MFA student Andrew Gay.