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101.9WJHM-FM,a.k.a.102JAMZ, Knights football sets record lows celebrates 15 years on the air. in 28-0 loss to Ohio Saturday. JAM LANDO -SEE LIFESTYLES, 83 B -SEE SPORTS, 81 Faculty Senate steps. towards protecting gays felt gays and lesbians faced no dis- other." "I don't thillk Doctor Hitt wants Next step is vote at crimination. Also discussed was President to make unilateral decisions, bl'.l.t AB Provost Terry Hickey and . John Hitt's decision to allow sometimes he has to," M<;>dani said. full Senate meeting Faculty Senate Chairman Arle~ American flag-s to be installed in ~'It's just one of those thing-s, execu Chase listened, Senators voiced UCF's classrooms, without the con tive authority combined with timeli PATRICIA XAVIER approval ·of the resolution, saying sultation of faculty members. ness." Senior Staff Writer UCF's policy should be consistent "There were people who felt that Another issue facing Senate with state and national policies. it's their·classroom and it's their cli- members was the concerp. that A resolution asking UCF to The resolution readS, "Efforts to mate and if they don't want a flag on vaguely worded evaluation forms expand its anti-discrimination poli prevent both discrimination and their multi-cultural classroom they used by students at the end of each cy to include protections for gays hate motivated violen~ against les- shouldn't have to endure one," said semester did not accurately meas and lesbians is headed for an Oct. bians, gay men and bisexuals are Mathematics Associate Professor ure the performance of professors. 23 vote in the Faculty Senate. hampered by the failure of respon- Cynthia Young to1theSenators. ·~ lot of individual faculty mem The move, endorsed Thursday sible institutions to· include sexual Chase said the issue came up bers expressed that they feel it's a by the Faculty Senate Steering orientation in their anti-discrimina- when the Faculty. Senate was not · constraint in their teaching simply Committee, seeks to place UCF tion poliCies." meeting and that when he called because they are teaching, to the among the ranks of 20 other univer "I hope the senate adopts it [the faculty members to ~t their opin evaluation," Chase said. "There's a sities that have passed similar reso- resolution], " said Senate Vice ions, they said it was up to students purpose for the evaluat~on in terms . lutions. But it also runs counter to Chairman Naval Modani. "I simply · to decide. Other members argued of promotion and tenure but there the position voiced by UCF don't like discrimination of any that classrooms at UCF are shared are concerns with the questions:" President John Hitt, who said last· kind, and we are a university; we . by a variety of professors, so no Concerns were also raised that ASHLEY ROBERTSON I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE spring that such a policy was not should be more tolerant of different classroom belonged to a particular Associate professor of economics Robert Pennington speaks to fellow Faculty necessary on a Campus where he opinions. We shouldn't fight each faculty memb!'J1: PLEASE SEE TEACHERS ON A2 Senators during the Thursday meeting. The Senate reconvenes Oct. 23. 'The Shake it down, baby! · UCF will return to Laramie .' ' Project' haunted Islands of Adventure over the summer but there SGA ;approves were some other circum stances that crune up," said by protests $50,000 in 11th SGA President Brian Battles, referring to the flag 1 1SAAC BABCOCK & ANTHONY A. NAREHOOD controversy; .saying that he ... News Editor I Contributing Writer hour move felt the Universal· bill could 1 Five years ago, a bicy Thoughitbecamepartof wait in lieu of the natio:Qally BEN BAIRD observed bill. clist just outside Laramie, a movement which led to the Senior Staff Writer . ' wyo. saw what he thought enactment of federal gay Despite intense opposi was a scarecrow tied to a rights legislation, "The Building on the success tion to the quick passing of fence. What he found Laramie Project" has drawn of last year's Universal the bill by some Senators shocked the nation. It was a strong controversy from Knights event, the SGA who would continue on to man m:·a coma, barely cling anti-gay organizations. Senate Friday night quickly the 36th senate from the ing to life. Eighteen hours The Westboro Baptist app;roved $50,000 to allow 35th, such as Olu Aduloju; earlier, Matthew Shepard, a Church of Topeka, Kan. has for a $139,700 spring event newcomers to the 36th 21-year-old college student, at Islands of Adventure. Senate were divided on the had been beaten, burned The move sparked issue. and left for dead in nearly intense controversy and a "I am ,g1ad that the 35th freezing temperatures. He "The·Laramie near walkout by Senators senate decided to go ahead • died five days later, a victim Josh Edmundson, ·and with the vote tonight," said . of two men who had tor- Project' is . Pavan Talakala who were Senator-Elect John Avola. "I tured hiII1 because he was opposed to passing the bill feel that I'm too inexperi gay. homosexual in just one night instead of enced to make this deci- ~ I During the trials of the three week minimum sion." On ·the other hand Shepard's assailants, as propa·ganda required by senate rules. Senator. Elect Michael J.G. people across the country "I can't see spending Mclaughlin expressed waited for a verdict, a small made by fags $50,000 in one night bywaiv anger, saying that the 35th .group took notes. Moises ing rules and procedures senate had done an injustice Kaufman ari.d members of for fags to not once but twice," said to his newly-elected body by the Tectonic Theater Project Edmundson. "Those rules circumventing the normal interviewed more than 200 promote the and procedures are in place procedures. Laramie residents over the for a reason and I don't Finally; . after more course of more than a year. filthy lifestyle." think we should be waiving attempts by Edmundson to They wanted to learn about them as much as we do to prevent the bill's passing, the people of a town at the - SHIRLEY PHELPS-ROPER begin·with and nonetheless including voting and then center of a national outcry. WESTBORO BAPTIST with $50,000 pieces of legis moving to reconsider his "The Laramie Project" . CHURCH ATIORNEY latfon that account for 20 vote, in essence attempting was born. In time the project The Pegasus Ballroom percent of our working to prevent anything from was filled to capacitY l;>ecame both an award win fund." happening on the bill, the ' when sorority Kappa bill did pass with a large ning play and movie, depict demonstrated against gays Delta held their annual However, the move to ing the horror of Shepard's for over 13 years. Slogans Shakedown to benefit forgo the Senate's normal majority of senators in its gruesome death and delving with the words "God hates the Arnold Palmer procedures and pass the favo~ Hospital on Wednesday. Details of the event indi into the hatred and intol!'Jr fags" and '~S cures fags" issue in one night was said Members of the Zeta Tau to be based on an impera cate that the event will run ance . toward gays · in adorn signs that they use in Alpha sorority shake it in America. In commemora what they refer to as "peace a dance competition tive that if any more time much like last year's tion of the fifth anniversarJ. ful' protests." They even with 20 other Greek was wasted, then Universal Universal Knights, however, of Shepard's death, the UCF demonstrated at Shepard's organizations (above) Studios could change the many of last year's prob Conservatory Theatre will funeral, saying that he was while judges look on. proposal or drop the event lems have been addressed ., present the play until Oct. ' altogether. "It should've been passed PLEASE SEE ON 19. PLEASE SEE RELIGIOUS ON A4 PARTY A4
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• Diversity week celebration·marks 11th .year AMY CASSELL a more inclusive and diverse col Presentations will run through- a seminar · on the traditional expression where students use ihg out their thoughts. Staff Writer lege. The office sees diversity as out the day, with various keynote · Native American view of the the microphone as an outlet to Tsurumald said that each individ characteristics that people pos speakers being featured during importance of education and spir expose and confront the ques ual voice seemed to come togeth Starting today; UCF's Office of sess and processes that help the week. ituality. Ryan is a program spe- tions and issues concerning stu er as one voice of our generation. Diversity Initiatives will kick off build the community; which iS the One of the keynote speakers is cialist fu the Tribal Child Support dents of America today. Fburteen of the 15 performers in their annual Diversity Week cele university. Rebecca Walker, who will be Program in the federal office of "'In the lyrical, musical, and the cast are current UCF stu-· bration. In its 11th year, diVersity "[Diversity Week 2003] is speaking on Wednesday night .at Child Support Enforcement's rhythmic performance styles, the dents; the fifteenth is a former week promotes and celebrates about each of us grasping the 7:30 p.m. in the Pegasus Division of Special Staffs. He will 15 poets from our young genera student. the ethnic, racial, sexual orienta eoncept that we are connected to Ballroom. Walker is the founder · be speaking at 11:30 a.m. today in tion will attack the issues in sex "I realized this generation is tion, religious, and national diVer one another,',. Office of Diversity of the Third Wave Direct Action the Student Union in Cape uality; personal dreams, politics, facing a whole new game of diver~ sity of the university. This year's Initiatives director Valarie King Corporation, which is a national . Florida room 316A. ' racism, and love relationships," sity and understanding each theme for diversity week is said. ''.And although each of us is non-profit organization devoted One of the other events that Tsurumaki said. "These spoken other and its own identity has "Connecting Community: a different and distinct individual, to leadership and activism in will be featured in the evening word pieces are written by each become [more] crucial than ever," Segregation, Integration, our similarities bind us together young women. She is also a con- throughout the week is the performer to explore 'their defini Tsurumald said. He also said that Inclusion." as members of the human family." tributingwriterforMs. Magazine. "US/Slam Cultural Jam," a pro tions of the word identity." Diversity Week 2003 was the per The Office of Diversity of Diversity Week events run Walker was also nruned by Time duction by UCF's theater depart Work on the "US/Slrun fect opportunity for him and his Initiatives was established in today through Saturday; includ magazine as one of the 50 future ment. According to producer Nao Cultural Jam" production began cast to get this message out to a 1994· as a unit within the presi ing lectures and workshops leaders of America. Tsurumaki, the production was back-in June, when each per wide range of students. dent's division in order to help about various different topics · Another keynote speaker is created with the intel).tions of former began brainstorming and , CF achieve the~ of becoming 1 that are r ated to diversity. Kenneth Ryan, ho will be giving introducing a new fol' of self- working with producers onrt- PLEASE SEE CULTURAL ON A2 •• Around Campus Week in Science •• University presidents' conference Accident nearly sinks crew club NASEEM SOWTI UCF President John Hltt will Senior Staff Writer join other university presidents TIFFANY BECK & ISAAC BABCOCK ••• in Tallahassee today to Contributing Writer I News Editor New drug to decrease cancer A new drug regimen can announce a joint ftmding effort As their sleek boat cut the work for free. by the state's 11 public universi reduce the chance that • throug11 the water during prac Fields is a member of the breast cancer will recur in ties. The announcement will be tice on a cool Monday morning, Muffin Men, a group of alumni at noon in the Florida Press post-menopausal women. members of the UCF crew club rowers who continue to row on One of the main reasons for Center. The state budget signed prepared for a practice race. Lake Pickett and compete in by Gov. Jeb Bush on June 9th for breast cancer recurrence in · • " What suddenly emerged from the races. Jeff Ferris, a rower on the the 2003-2004 budgBt year gave post-menopausal women is morning fog ahead of them could men's varsity team, said that he th(;) hormone estrogen. Until universities $40 million Jess than have cost them their season. The has rowed in the boat since the they requested. University presi now; these women were club's motorboat, piloted by repairs and it is as good as it was given the drugTamoxifen for •• dents decided less than a week Coach Ben O'Grady, cut ahead of before the accident. . · later to increase their tuitions by five years and then had 'to the eigtit men aboard and could Had the boat been irreparably the maximum allowed by the hope for the best. Tamoxifen n't get out of the way in time. The damaged, the light-weight crew blocks estrogen. However, a "" state, up 15 percent for some stu impact ripped a two foot chunk would have been without their dents. Budget woes have contin large international study has off the bow; causing the boat to competition boat, the Garapic. found that if these women ued for universities this year, take ori water immediately; stop The accident follows another which are planning ahead for the take a different drug, ping a practice race before it which claimed most of tlleir Letrozole, after the five year 911 next budget year, a plan that stru·ted, and threatening to take boats, when the club's trailer could include cuts in educational treatment with Tamoxifen, down the boat with most of its tipped over ·on a hig1lway. their chance of breast can- programs. crew aboard. The club remains hopeful for Members of the UCF crew dub prepare for morning practice, which starts at S :30 a.m. Though 1 cer recurrence will be cut in The two men at the bow of the a good season, which begins with the team has several boats, most are not suitable for competition - some are damaged. half. Letrozole, doesn't cure ,.,... United against violence and cancer boat had to evacuate to the their first race in Jacksonville on Sigma Lambda Gamma, a breast cancer, but scientists motorboat immediately. The Oct. 25. Though relatively onship. UCF sorority dedicated to diver "They work hard, and they just are confident that it will save other six rowers were able to unknown on campus compared The UCF men's crew club is a sity and multiculturalism, vvill do ti because they love the lives. row the broken boat in to shore. to the football or soccer teams, club sport organization not to be hold its first ever "Rally for the sport," said Kate Motes, a mem \Vhat was sa.lvag'OO with the the club is the most prolific on confused with the UCF women's ber of the women's team. Cause" outside from 10 am. to 2 eme1-g-ency repairs shortly after campus. The club, which is varsity crew team. Unlike the is p.m. Tuesday in front of the Crew an expensive sport. was not just one of the club's few ranked eig1lth in the nation, has women, the men's team does not Boats or shells, which hold Student Union. The event, creat remaining boats, but perhaps quietly garnered the most nation receive athletic funding or schol ed to help fight against domestic between 4 and 8 rowers, can cost - their · chances this season. al championships of any sports arships from UCF, though the as much $25,000 new. violence and breast can001; will as Jimmy Fields, an alumni rower, team or club in UCF history: Sports Club Council helps pay Currently the club has three consist of speakers from Harbor spent a week fixing the broken Their national success dates travel and competition expenses. eig1lt-person boats and two four House, UCF Victims Service, • boat with fibergiass, as well as back to 1974, which also was Members of the crew club pay Orange County Victim Services, person boats. They are consider sanding and painting it. He did UCF's first national champi- $150 in dues each semester. ing buying another eight person and students. The UCF Progressive Council and its boat from the UCFwomen's crew program. respective clubs and organiza Last year the team traveled to COURTESY NASA tions will be tabling in support of "Rally for the Cause" on competitions as far away as Oceans on Titan Philadelphia, and Oak Ridge, A group of researchers ci Tuesda;}~ The Progressive Tenn. Council and Sigma Lambda from Cornell, the University Varsity practice begins in the Gamma invite the gweral public of Virginia, and NASA's Jet dark at 5:30 a.m. six days a week, to see proof that Greeks and pro Propulsion Laboratory have usually on Lake Pickett. Land gressives can work together. made· the first observation ... workouts consist of running Sigma Lambda Gamma is that liquid oceans cover stairs at the arena or doing row looking for students who would much of Titan, Saturn's ing exercises at the Recreation like to share their stories about largest moon. With its diam- • and Wellness Center. domestic violence and breast eter of 3,200 miles, and its Each year the club \velcomes · cancer. Speakers will take the thick atmosphere of mostly. beginners, or novices, and teach sf8t,<>'e in front of the Union from nitrogen, Tit.an has intrigued es them how to row. 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. planetary scientists for • This year the club includes years. Scientists suspect 'liew skies through a 26-inch eye about 20 novice rowers who that this liquid cannot be practice in the afternoons. water, since the temperature • UCFs Astronomical Society ASHUY ROBERl'SOM 'CTHTRAl FlORIDA AJTURE invites the general public to do of Titan is minus 2~0 some tar gazing from 8 p.m. to degrees Fahrenheit. 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at the However, they suspect it to UCF Robinson Observatory. A be made of hydrocarbons, a • 26-inch Scbmidt-Cassegrain tele class of molecules made scope is available for skyward entirely from hydrogen and carbon_ Astronomers viffi''S. The telescope, built in Teachers say evaluations are misused 1968 for the ni\-ersity of South believe that Titan could b6 a • FRoM included the establishment of Florida, moved to the Unh'e.l'sity Al natural laboratory for the incentives aimed at encouraging chemistry leading to life. of Florida after the USF astrono professors to research in their my program ended. The tele the forms - designed to help XASXs Cassini spacecJ'?ft ~ improYe teaching methods - are field of t~ching. The monetary srope came to UCF in 199'2. will arrn-e at Saturn next unfairly being used as evalua reward has yet to be named but \ 'isitors can also bring their own July, and could provide is being call~ the "Incentive for telescopes or binoculars. Check tion that could affect raises and definitive answers with its the observatory \\fID site before promotions. The decision to dis radar. ' cu alternative to the forms ooming to ensfil.e the sey will be eame after Senators argued that dear enough to see the stars, at 0 Universe a finite soccer ball? po sible changes to the form 1don't like An independent mathe http~ :\'\"\\:pbysies.ucf.ed astrct obser\lltmj1. could help provide a more accu matician in Canton. ~ ~ and ~ rate reading of a professor·s peri. discrimination of his coileagnes suggest th8I: formance. Because of 1he multi space is a kind of 12-sided Speech 0 . human 1i91ts ple jurisdictions 1he forms deal any kind, and we The of International hall of mirrors. in~ ihe • omoo with including undergraduate, ' illusion of infinity is c.remOO Students is sponsoring a presen are a university, tation by Judith BaroodJ.; graduate.. and personnel issues, by looking out and ~ the matter will be sent to a per multiple copies of die same Di.m!tor of Strategic .Planning eshould be and External Affairs in the sonnel committee mio will in turn stars. This~ if~ • fm1her e..--q>lore the issue. correct, would rule ooi. ~ Bureau. of Human Rigbts. more tolerant of Democram' and Labor for tire "The intent of the forms when popular Big Bang ~ Depfil;ment of State. The the forms were adopted was to different and it means dmt~e.
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do intensity that defines Best, admired, around the world for his.measure of courage, persist- ence and faith. . "This is a man who accom plishes and believes, really believes," said Anctrew J. ·Winter, U.S. ambassador to · Gambia during· Best'& tenure there. Though not all famili and friends are cheering the journey home - "You've done your duty," one told him,....-his wife of more than 32 years knows bet ter than to try to dissuade him. So do 'bis six children, two of whom serve in the U.S. military. "It's just a passion with him," Mae Gene Best said. "The paper's always on his mind. He just kept hope alive that he'd go back." . Liberia is hardly unique in the corruption and bloodshed that have devastated the coun Cap and Gown p.re-Orders try since the late 1970s. But Africa's oldest republic does October 13 ·• October 17 stand. ·apart for its cycles of repression, which left hundreds of thousands of people dead and Order your graduation regalia, annoucements,. and souvenir items . an equal number displaced. . . Best was an accidental jour MICHAEL ROBINSON-CHAVEZ I WASHINGTON POST from the UCF Bookstore for the December Commencement. Ke'nneth Best, an exiled Liberian who once was among West Africa's leading journalists, has nalist, recruited after college long waited for the moment when the civil war ravaging his homeland might cease. graduation to join the country's Pre-order yours now and save! Receive_10% off diploma frame purchases during the wee~ of pre-orders. press and information bureau. thriving street-sales business. There was no more refuge in Orders can be placed online at www.herff-jones.com/college/graduation Over time, he grew· disillusioned They called theirs the GEM Africa. Best said he always will by the government's control and Bakery, for "God's Eternal be grateful to the United States . manipulation of the news, and Mercy." for granting his family asylum. UCF BOOKSTORE 4000 Central Florida Boulevard the idea of establishing his own Civil war bro~e out in 1989, But asylum has been a difficult Orlando, Florida 32816 publication took hold. He had no provoked by another military existence. He has been lauded way of knowing what lay ahead. rebel, Charles Taylor. In the repeatedly for his journalistic Phone (407) 823-2665 Fax (407) 823-6282 The Daily Observer debuted midst of the fighting, soldiers strugg'les: In 2000, the www.bkstore.com/ucf in the first violent months after torched the Observer's building. International Press Institute Samuel °K Doe took power in a Best was in the United ·states, named him one of50 "press free 1980 inilitary coup. Almost ' seeking new equipment, when dom heroes" of the past half immediately, Best was threat his wife warned him that his life century. But honors don't neces ened because of reporting thi:it .was in danger. The family fled to sarily put food on the table. was critical of the regime. In Ghana. Best will not be in the class rapid succession, he was jailed, In 1992, they launched the room anymore if his plans come detained, interrogated and Obsel'Ver anew in Gambia. It to fruition. In the small carry-on jailed again, at least once with, flourished as quickly as its sis Bookstore bag he said he would keep close Your Oil·( amp us s1orc· his entire staff, his wife includ ter publication had in Liberia - on his flights to Monrovia is his ed. Photos antagonized Doe. So and again enraged government 23-page proposal for re-launch did stories about the country's officials. Another coup, another ing the Observer. Foundations in Monday-Thursday 8:00am-7:00pm Friday 8:00am-5:00pm Saturday 10:00am-2:00prn roads or schools, as well as arrest, and : Oct.30, 1994, the United States and abroad readers' letters to the editor. Gambian officials declared him · are considering its scope and For two full yeru·s, the gov persona non grata and put him mission, written in unwavering WINDOW PAINTING CONTEST ernment kept the paper closed. on a plane back to Monrovia.. He language. "To be the voice of the The UCF Bookstore is hosting ttie annual window painting event. The· event is to promote school spirit during Best's Wife started halting her was allowed no goodbyes, noth voiceless; to help rebuild and Ho.mecoming Week. Please·request information about the window painting event, including prices, themes, owti bread to get by; her bus- . ing but the clothes he was wear strengthen civil society. .. ," it and a rules sheet from the Information Desk at the UCF Bookstore. All money from the event.will be donated band turned the loaves i:rito a ing. · begins. to the Giving Tree. The winner of the contest will receive a $200.00 gift certificate from the UCF Bookstore. •All campus clubs and organizations welcome to participate. l" ' r" - ~
1,:lt Student Government .Senate Allocations .7/1/03 to 9/30/03 Bill# Organization Name Purpose Amount "'135-181 Ladislav Jankovic Int'! workshop $300.00 . Sena~e Working :Fund l35-182 Alex.ei Gritai IEEE Int'! conf. $300.00 Chris Brill $0;0,0 • 135-183 Khurram Hassan-Shafique IEEE int'l conf$300.00 Assn for Childhood Educationlnt'l - Brev $0.00 135-185 Nichole M. Robinson 2003 Biochemical Research $300.00 OAF35-68 Orthordox Christian Fllowship ''Whats in.it for me" conference $460.50 135-186 Mikaela Nix Leadership conference, 10/3-10/5/03 $300.00 OAF35-69 Materials Research, Soc Guest lecturer $390.00 135-187 Irina M. Ionescu Engineering 'cont: 9/26-9/28/03 $300.00 · OAF35-70 St Entrepreneur Soc commerative lunch $746.50 135-188 Binu Oommen Biochemicals conf. 9125-9127103 $300.00 SB35-93 Progressive Council Activist conference 8/1·8/3/03 $7,205.00 135-189 Daniela Kratchounova Human Perforlllance event $240.00 SB35-94 NORML@ UCF Guest speaker, Keith Stroup $3,500.00 I35-190 Rong Yuan SE Regional cot+ference $278.00 SB35-95 Graduate Student Assocaition 1st GS orientation 8/21/03 $4,987.50 135-191 Ya-Chen Chein SE Regional conference $278.00 Total Senate Working Fund $17,289.50 135-192 NacefMouri 20th Annual conference $300.00 C & 0 - Office Supplies . I3 5-193 J .T Shim College Teaching <:onference $250.00 ' 035-27 African AssQciation office· supplies $150.00 135-194 April Cash Peet Education, General assembly $300.00 035-28 Assoc. Oflnformatio:n Technology office supplies $150.00 135-195 Lisa Stoval Peer Education, General assembly $300.30 035-29 Assoc. for .J?o~torial Stdts. Exceptional Edu. office Supplies $150.00 135-197 Robin Sutphen Commnnication Assoc. Event $60.00 OS35-28 UCF Chocolate Club office supplies $150.00 135-198 An.kit Shah Technologies conference $300.00 OS35-29 Cereal Eaters Assoc. office suppl:ies $50.00 135-201 GerganaMarkova Southeastern Management conf,11/ll-ll/l6/03 $250.00 0835-30 Gospel Choir office supplies $150.00 135-202 Ann Deason Annual Professional conf, 10/2-10/3/03 $200.00 Total C & 0 - Office $800.00 I35-203 Nancy TL Cti.rnmings Nat'!' Conf, 10/ 1-10/4/03 $300.00 C & 0-Travel 135-207 Haydee M. Cuevas 47th Annual meeting $276.00 G35-184 Latin Rhythms 2nd Annual Salsa Conf. $1,000.00 135-208 Sandro Sciezio 47th Annual conf. $110.00 · G35- t96 CREOL Assn of Optic St Science XIX, 87th me~ting $1,000.00 135-209 Michelle l{arper' 47th Annual meeting $300.0'0 -035-199 Collegiate Percussive Arts Society lnt'l Convention, 11/18:..11/21 /03 1,000.00 135-210 Sherri Rehfeld 47th Annual conf $300.00 • G35-200 P.E. 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OUR STANCE Harsh words show onservative passion for flags Agenda Liberal.
urprising as it was, the an entirely different matter. regardless of their source of comments by mathematics Whoever did this is in a decided funding. This is probably where SProfessor John Cannon ly small minority of people who the trouble started. underscored the deep feellI!gs don't feel like or don't know how Did the administration ask the flag issue has conjured. to express themselves through what other peqple on campus . Whenever flags mix with politics · rational means. , thought? Did President John Hitt in America, arguments break Cannon's comments were consider there might be a back out and people polarize on the extreme, certainly - and were lash? He surely considered how issue. made in the heat of the moment. people would feel if he said no to The rebel flag, a symbol of He'd just found out.whathad the flags, but he might have the south, has started shouting happened to something he holds underestimated the power of the matches and chap.ged state con close to his heart, the American anti-flag contingent. stitutions. flag. If you'd just found out One SGA Senator made a · When someone burns a flag, someone keyed your car, you great suggestion the night the it gets news coverage, and gets might blurt out that you'd like to Senate voted down the funding HENRY SCHREIBER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE blood boiling. kill whoever did it. bill, essentially ending their role Occasionally a legislator pro It doesn't mean you would, or iii the decision making process. poses a Constitutional amend that you're thinking that sort of He suggested that the whole stu READER VIEWS ment banning flag-burning and thing all the time. It just means dent body vote for the flags - if flag desecration. People hold you were very angry, and every most people wanted them, they'd America needs proportionate defense groups who mud sling and play dirty should be mass demonstrations for both one has a right to get angry. get put up. If most student's did In response to Oct. 9 Rea4er views: Bravo Ms. held accountable. Meybe I'm an idealist. I hope sides of the issue. The replacement flags are in n't like them, they wouldn't go Ruff. The only thing that I respect about you is not. Through public apathy and dirty politics the It's because a flag is open to place now. Hopefully they won't up. · that you are passionate about your cause. I wish Greeks have a strangte hold 9n the SGA I'm OK - interpretation, just like our get ripped down again, but keep- . This didn't happen. It's possi- that we lived in a world where everyone got along. with that. If the public wants the Greeks to control Constitution. Like our ing that from happening is ble that if every student had I wish that people did not dislike people due to everything, they should control everything. Constitution, these flags endure, almost impossible. Dissuading been able fo voice their opinion, their success in life. - JOHN ZIMMERMAN _,. though they remain a source of vandals from committing vandal been allowed to vote, we would We live in a very rich country with endless controversy. ism means giving them a more n't be seeing the senseless opportunities. This makes us a good target for FJag should've seen it coming Seeing the flags ripped out of desirable or effective outlet, destruction we saw last week. attacks from less fortunate people. I will make an fans some classrooms on campus which brings up a big question. Of course, it's also possible I would just like to say in response to the flags analogy.with your ideas and you see how much being torn down and vandalized, that this should ' ., Tuesday, and reading about it in If the people who tore down no amount of due process sense this makes: Lets suppose that we take the not shock anyone. There was a clear dissenting the Future Thursday, a lot of the flags were against them could've stopped the vandals. If 1 Federal Reserve Bank and we take away the opinion in this issue and it was ignored. This is students and teachers got upset. going up to begin with, did their they weren't reasonable people guards, and the alarm system, open the vaults and People who see the flag as a pos- voices get heard? Probably not. to begin with, using reason just proof of what ean happen when a group voice put a huge flashllig neon sign out front that says . is suppressed. 1 itive force don't want it to be After the Student wouldn't likely have much effect. "Come in and take whatever you want" I was personally against the flags, but I do not torn down. Government Association voted We shouldn't have ov@rlooked The point is this: If you have so rnuch wealth Most people who dislike the down the bill to use student the simple solution early on believe that tearing them down was the right and opportunity, it must be carefully guarded or ·course of action. presence of American flags, and money to ·pay for the flags, they though. Whenever someone feels else yo~ will~ taken advantage of. protested the placement of them were bought with private funds,· · disenfranchised, or that they're - JESSE BENEDICK· in the classrooms, would never and put up anyway. Since the - TIFFANY METZIG being unfairly ignored by the PHYSICS SENIOR · do something like rip them idea was first pitched to UCF's system - the likelihood down. They might think about it, FJag VJndals and Cannon both etted administration, it's been increases that they'll defy the As a student that opposed the funding for flags l;lut taking that kind of action is approved for the flags to go u'p, system to be heard. Open government quest not sour grapes in the classrooms, I was,sickened and appalled Recently, the registered student organization that those flags were ripped down from their ' Campus Peare Action has expanded the scope of its activities from what they were last spring. stands. The person or people who did this defaced Then, we were a fledgiing group formed frantically the very flag that protects their right to protest it. OUR STANCE If the student or students disagreed with such a ·' in opposition to the war on Iraq. Now, after a sum mer of planning, research and hard work, we have 'measure, they should have continued to protest in started a campaign to investigate the university's a peaceful manner, rather than .coil'.IIllitting an atrocity like vandalism. I am sad to think that this corporate and military ties. 1 Why? Is it, as Mitch Hoskins implied, a case of act is what now defines the protesters of the sour grapes? Are we using the hyper-liberal American tlagin UCF classrooms. However, Professor John Cannon has also sick Rush's confession Future as a self-aggrandizing tool, as Jason Quick ened me with his on how, if this was a would have you believe? Is Robert Dolezal correct comment~ in telling us we should learn to love it or leave it? foreign student, the student should be "shipped back" to his or her native country to join that We do this for the student body; attempting to keep military and corporate bontracts transparent army so that we can "kill their ass." This is an entirely unprofessional and horrible way to feel I so that students will be better informed when too little, too.late now know that I will n'ever take a class with such choosing classes. · a hypocritical and biased man who, while claiming The notion that the Future is our organ on ush Limbaugh dropped a ascended to an unmatched level child whose mommy just found to love the United States, acts nothing like a true .of esteem among conservatively red paint on the walls and ' campus is ridiculous. Their editorial board has 'f bomb on his viewing and written editorials that have viewed Campus Peare patriot. F Rlistening public last week. leaning Americans has just turned his hands palms up. Action in both positive and negRtive lights, and I hope that whoever defaced the tlags is found He admitted that he's addicted admitted that l.le's done some- . Saying he's innocent now would their managing editor has always claimed to put and punished to the full extent of the university to painkillers. He f?aid that he's thing which most people would just be foolish, and he knows it. policy and the law. Though attitudes like Cannon's ' . objectivity first. Finally, feel free to disagree with been abusing them for some say lowers him to the level of the He needs to be punished. · are perfect examples of why I disagreed with flags our position, because you are free to do so. Many . time now. He also said during his . average welfare recipient. "Wait He's already tendered his resig members in Campus Peare Action have a s.trong in the classroom in the first place, I cannot and do 111 confession to the public that he a minute! He's not God, he's a nation with ESPN, but he needs not condone the actions of the vandals and sin- has "always tried to be open drug addict!" a real punishment - one that military tradition in their families, myself included. 1 But freedom allows for more than the dialecti cerely hope that nothing like this happens to our with [the American public] and There's a saying that every both teaches him a lesson and "! cal oppositions of "Love it or leave it" and "My symbol of freedom and democracy again. open about my life." person has a closet of secrets. helps the public. A logical step country, right orvvrong." It doe&n't matter if all of -·HEl~I A. DEVRIES It seems like he was a little The best-case scenario about would be cancelling his radio · our fathers and mothers served in the military, JOURNALISMMAJOR late this time. If Limbaugh were this situation would be that , show, at least until he's fixed these freedoms were guaranteed to us centuries just an average American, this Limbaugh just got dumped out this and whatever other prob < and labeling dissenters as traitors does an would be a normal occurrence. on Anierica's front porch. What lems he ha8 that he hasn't told agu, . FJag destruction angers U.S. saldiers injustice to the Constitlltion all soldiers are sworn Instead, this is a guy who tells a his actions hint at, however, is us about. I write again about your front-page article on to protect. sizeable portion of Republican that there's much more to this That likely won't happen flag vandalism. This is a message to the traitors of voters what to do. To some it than meets the eye. though. People with a lot of - PATRICK ROSTOCK America. c) makes sense that a guy addicted In professing the truth, he's money need him too much to OUTREACH COORDINATOR, CAMPUSPEACE ·ACTION The people Who destroyed those American to drugs would recommend shown us that, when exposed to impugn his behavior so bluntly. flags just urinated on every man, woman, and George W. Bush for president. the world as a secretive, alleged The public could make the Camprugns tarnished by rule violators child who has pride to be an American. You just c: Regardless, it's just a shame ly criminal drug abuser, he's punishment. They could tune I ran in the SGA Senate election for · · destroyed what millions of young men and women that we didn't know about his willing to come clean. That's a him out. Sadly, not many people Undeclared Seat 1 with a group of peers. affiliated have protected for over 200 years just so you can problem sooner. relief. With fresh thinking like who've taken his words as with Progressive Counsel It was an honor and a have your "freedom." I know you must go to UCF, Limbaugh's admission, com that, maybe half the murderers gospel for the last decade would privilege to run beside them for a lot of reasons, and walk the halls with 42,000 other students. I ing suspiciously on the heels of in prison could acquit them be willing to give up so easily. but one reason stands above the rest: They led swore to defend the Constitution of the United his controversial commentary selves by admitting that they So there's one means of pun honest campaigns. States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, about Philadelphia Eag'les made a mistake. What a world ishment left: The law. What Unfortunately some of the Greeks led cam and the way I see it, you just became my enemy. If Quarterback Donovan McNabb, we'd live in with that speed of unfolds in the next few weeks paigns that I feel were a disgrare to the university. and when I find you, stand by, because you just speaks volumes about the lack moral turnaround. may very well be all the punish pissed off thousands of Americans who would die They violated several Elections Statutes, for that flag. · of popularity of morality in this Limbaugh's actions are a step ment Limbaugh needs. He's including: country. We're in an age of "do ·short of crawling into a ball and under investigation, say police, Making official tickets - section 6052-c . -ROBERT DOLEZAL w as I say, not as I do." Even if peo hoping it will all go away. Had but they won't say for what. Libelous Web sites .:_ sections 605.1-e and SENIOR,CIVIL ENGINEERING, MARINE CORPS OFRCERCAN DIDATE ple claim that they do what they he cleaned himself up before he Maybe if this chapter of 605.11-a and b say, we tend to eventually dis was caught by the press, he may Limbaugh's story has taught him Lying to the Elections Commission - se¢on Vandals fail anti-flag cause ( J. cover the opposite. have much more easily saved his a lesson, he'll let us know about 605.1-b . . In this case, a man who has public image. Instead, he's like a that before it's too late too. I was upset to learn that some of the U.S. flags The Web site UCFstudents.com is a perfect had been vandalized. As I previously wrote to the example of Ubel Of course when talking about F'ut:ure, I consider the display of flags to trample on UCFStudents.com you have to mention Sean the very nature of a university and they should be ' Lavin, a Greek who won CBA Seat 9 in the removed to preserve the spirit of truth finding at runoffs. He even admitted to writing material on UCE But irresr)onsible acts of destruction are not the site, not to mention he was conveniently plas his good The CentralFforlda Future is a free independent campus newspaper sernng the llni\6"Slty of Central Flonda. Opinions in thel'Uture are those of the lndMdual rolwnnist and not nete5SIIily those of tered across the front page, and friend cause, but incite the opposition. I'm sure that no the ediwdal staff or the Uni\6"Slty Administration. Ali conlf!lt is property of the C/mtrotflorlda Future and may llO(be repdnted in pan or in \\liole without permlsslon £rom the publisher. and fraternity brother made the site. matter how many flags are torn down or damaged, his Co-PuBIJSHBR ...... Heis sam Jebailey PHOTO EDITOR ...... Amber Plank 407-447-4555 ' Distribution His involvement was obvious·, just like lie; someone will donate a replacement. The more flags Co-PususuBR ...... Brian Llnden SPORTS PHOTO EDITOR ...... Brett Hart of the the Elections Commission should have disqualified FAX: 407-447-4556 torn down, the more people will work to keep them ~1 MANAGING EDITOR ...... :...... Alex Babcock EDITORIAL AovtSER ...... JeffTruesdell · Future to him from the rare, but they dismissed the com Nsws EDITOR ...... Isaac Babcock D1STR1Blll10N MANAGER ...... Dan Beard Publisher xl02 UCF branch up. SPORTS EDITOR ...... ·...... Ashley Burns ADVERTISING DtRECTOR ...... Mark Lanaris [email protected] campuses is plaint' instead. They said it was only guilt by asso The flags should be removed, but only if the LIFESTYLES EorroR ...... Mike Riegel OFFICE M
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Women look.to make ASHLEY BURNS FSU 12th straight victim Sports Editor . MATT DUNAWAY Paper or Staff Writer
The UCF volleyball team (12-3, 3-0) dismissed Troy State (8-7, 1-3) in four games (31-33, 30-19, 30-23, 30-19) on Friday evening. The victory extended the Knights' winning streak to plastic? . 11, matches. ·8 / UCF is still unscathed against TSU winning all 12 match es between the two schools. Put a fork in me, I'm done Rushing yards RB The Golden Alex Haynes What a game. . compiled on eight Knights welcomed I stood on the sideline and saw carries jn Saturday's outside hitter Emily something beautiful. We were down by loss to Ohio. Watts back to the line Tuesday · a touchdown heading into the ·final up. The sophomore had five kills and six UCF (12-3) vs. Florida State (9-9) minutes of the fourth quarter. Out of nowhere, Ryan Schneider made a tri- · digs in her first match 8· umphant return for the Knights and led 1, 21 back since Sept. · 26 a ·98-yard strike to give UCF a neces Rushing yards UCF's against USF. defense has allowed sary win. Middle blockers Then my alarm clock went off. The in six games this Amanda Stoutjesdyk season. haunting melody of 'Who Let the Dogs and Chaz Arah led 7p.m.,UCFArena Out" snaps me back to reality. · UCF in more than one · My Saturday.has become routine. category combining Usually I'd roll out of bed and follow a for 46 kills and six blocks on the Super streak ritual that I've kept for years on UCF 187 night. Rushing yards per Volleyball's last defeat was away game Saturdays. However, this game that UCF is Stoutjesdyk knocked down a Sept. 6against Miami (OH). Since then, the Knights season my ritual has become one of allowing on average. career high 25 kills on a 0.34 7 hitting hesitation as opposed to one of cele-. percentage. The Michigan, native swept two tournaments and bration. Saturday was the icing on my also registered five digs, three serv have racked up eleven wins including four consecutive cow pie. ice aces, ~d three blocks. conference victories. I .) Fbr the first time since was five Arah smacked down 21 kills on years old, UCF was shut out. Lucky for 112.7 27 attempts on a 0.741 hitting per Rushing yards per Team leaders me, I wore ~ cup for this game. Roy game that MAC East centage. That effort was good #14 Jenny Frank Horn called me and said he has never frontrunner Miami enough not 01µy for a career best in seen anything so painful. Don Zimmer (OH) is allowing on hitting percentage but for 9th all 621 assists 1 called me and said he's never seen average. time in school history. In addition 11.29 assists per game someone get tossed around so much. Arah dug out six balls, and blocked #13 Emily Watts 190kills The pain I felt Saturday was the ,.1 three shots. 4.42 kills per game pain I feel every time I watch the movie setter Jenny Frank tallied 67 of "Necessary Roughness." I'd rather . the team's 73 assists, and outside 486 total attacks Upcoming 25 aces watch Kathy Ireland's car wreck of an > hitter 'Ibnya Jarvis pounded 10 kills acting job over and over than relive one > while hbero Lindsey Whalen collect #6 Tonya Jarvis Women's volleyball 176 kills moment of Saturday's game. I'd rather ed 15 digs in the backcourt. write a 10-page report explaining why will have to get by Outside hitter Rachel Hassan 3.26 kills per game ) 461 total attacks 'Weekend at Bernie's" is my genera the Florida State \ paced Troy State, thumbing 17 kills Seminoles 20aces tion's "Citizen Kane" than watch that tomorrow if they while middle blocker Haven Trl"boulet recorded a· double-double #7 Lindsay Whalen filth again. want to add to their My biggest problem is trying_to fig 11-game winning with 15 kills and 11 digs. 160digs 2.91 digs per game ure out why we think that when all is streak. The Knights BRITT HART I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE serve up for another lost we should start acting like Tummy PLEASE SEE SLUMPING ON 810 Senior Jenny Frank (left) accounts for 85 percent of UCF's assists this season. Freshman Jana Mi~chell has 34 total blocks. victory 7 p.m. at the tough guy. Why do we commit five per UCF Arena ... sonal fouls in the fourth quarter when we're down 28-0? Why does the Big Men's soccer looks to continue Atlantic OHIO 28, UCF 0 Stick Award go to a tuba player that Sun domination as was ejected for hitting an Ohio player? they travel to Bules Call me disrespectful. Call me Creek, NC to take on Judas. Call ine whatever you like, but the Camels of UCF fails to just like the thousands and thousands ~ Campbell this of fans that came before me - I am Thursday. The Camels are 1-3 in exhausted. I can't keep acting like A-Sun competition break 100 yards Shut down, out nothing is wrong. and nearthe Injuries are one thing. Losses due to bottom of the Ohio holds UCF to under 100 yards of Everson said. "But my academic problems are 8.n"ther. ., conference Ohio freshman teammates had confidence However, a total malaise and apparent standings ... of total offense total offense and shuts out the Golden lack of emotion are another. The fans Knights for the first time since the 1984 in me, and the coaches did a Catalin Bradu and ASHLEY BURNS dazzles in debut great job getting me pre- that participated in the Knight March the rest of the men's Sports Editor season - astreak of 209 games. pared." · against Buffalo saw a UCF team that tennis team are hungtheir collective heads and walked MATT DUNAWAY UCF's first quarter blues ~king off for It was a day of firsts and a day of ·continued as Everson and through the human tunnel like they Memphis, TN to worsts for the Golden Knights. Staff Writer had just run a busload of nuns and compete in the the Bobcats went to work on For the first time since Lou Saban was Fbr the seventh time in the game's opening posses puppies off a cliff. ,) Omni Regionals this Saturday. UCF head coach, the Knights .failed to eight seasons, Homecoming sion. If no one is lighting a fire under this seore a sing1e point in a game, losing 28-0. weekend was a joyous occa After Ohio ran the ball on team, then I'm going to throw the first Prior to Saturday's thrashing by Ohio, sion for the home team in its first five plays, Everson can of gMoline. I tried to do that three UCF's last scoreless game occured Peden Stadium. , used a play-fake on third weeks ago, but apparently I only took a against Indiana State on Nov. 3, 1984. Ohio ran over UCF 28-0 down and five, finding full step backwards in my whole friend Quot.ables The Knights also failed to top the 100- on Saturday afternoon in back Brad Young alone in making process. yard mark in total offense, something they front of 21,109 fans, the 14th the flat who took it the rest · I have only one message for this "Maybe we're had never done before under head coach larg-est crowd in Ohio histQ of the way for an early 7-0 UCF football team: You are UCF. , fooling ourselves Mike Kruczek. Wide receiver Tavaris · ry. lead. Whether or not many of the students with the cocky . Capers led the team in rushing with 17 'We're perplexed at how ''You just want to go out show any appreciation, you have a attitude that we're yards. Junior running back Alex Haynes duty. We stand behind you and wish for something we're · we came out," UCF head and execute," Everson said. not... We're all carried the ball eight times for a negative coach Mike Kruczek said. "By doing that on.the first nothing more than each player show : waiting for eight yards. "It was a total breakdown possession' it got our confi ing the God-given talent that our • someone to do 'We were down.14-0 before we knew across the board." dence and our emotions · coaches saw in you when they recruit something, but no the game started," Kruczek said. "Never "The locker room was going." ed you. one's doing seen anything like it. Never been a part of down and silent," punter UCF went three-and-out As far as the coaching, I can only anything right something like that offensively." now." Matt Prater said. "No one is on its first possession and impress the feelings of a depressed fan Haynes led the Knights with 56 yards saying anythlng." cornerback Dion Byrum base. We're tired of false prophets. We - WIDE RECEIVER receiving. No other Knight had more than deserve sometbing more. LUTHER HOGGINS Ten minutes before kick-. returned the punt 44 yards 15 yards. Quarterback off the crowd was notified all the way to the UCF 35. The worst part of all, though, is that Jon Rivera finished the that true freshman Austin On third and goal whatever fans think of the coaching or . "I blame this game game completing seven Everson would make his Everson took the ball off the players, I still defend this team, on myself. I'm a passes for 90 yards. first start at quarterback for right tackle, and the There's always some fat ass in his senior and I'm "I played terrible," bandwagon jersey of the week spout supposed to show the Bobcats. Bobcats extended the lead leadership, and I'm Rivera said. "I couldn't hit "It was a late decision," to 14-0 with 5:30 left in the ing hate towards UCF and I'm the first out there getting basic passes. We tried opening stanza. to stand up and fire back. rm running two personal foul everything possible, but Ohio "I'm very proud of the out of ammunition fast. Pretty soon I'm penalties.That 's not nothing worked. It was Rivera Linebacker response of this team," Ohio going to forget howto say; "Next year is leadership." very frustrating. We tried Dennis Chukwuemeka head coach Brian Knorr our year." l - OFFENSIVE it all but couldn't find anything." (above) had said. "Usually after falling If the football team doesn't want the LINEMAN DAVID The Knights' turnover problems contin ASHKINAZ three solo short like we did last week' burden of carrying prestige, then I ued as they fumbled the ball four times, tackles and · to Northern Illinois in over- know a team that deserves it. losing it twice. recovered one Our volleyball team is carrying an ofUCF's 1 time there is a let-down fac UCF's defense received a surprise that fumbles. · tor." 11-game winning streak into a home turned out to be more.than a handful of Comerback After another UCF three matchup tomo1Tow against FSU. I am trouble. Ohio head coach Brian Knorr Dion Byrum and-out, Ohio got the ball calling out every single student and closed the Bobcats' practice this week, (right) back on its own 42-yard fan. Ifyou care so much for the winning creating speculation of who their starting recovered the pride that is the UCF Golden Knights, other. line. quarterback would be. Due to an apparent On third and nine, then I dare you to show up and prove it shoulder injury to starter Fred Ray, true Everson ran a quarterback at the UCF Arena tomorrow. freshman Austin Everson started his first draw up the middle. After I will be sitting courtside as our game as a Bobcat. picking up first down Knights take on the Seminoles in what "He's a winner," Knorr said of Everson. yardage, the Tennessee will be a true battle of heart and pride. "He's nothing flashy but he's a winner. Our native proceeded to break I hope you all will fight for the seats kids rallied behind him and it's exciting to several UCF tackles on his around me. see his progress." way to the endzone. Ashley Bums can be reached at PLEASE SEE IGHTS ON B2 PLEASESE E HAYNES ON B2 [email protected] • Slumping Seminoles have lost five of last six Knights shut out for
FROM Bl Maryland where middle blocker Cassie McLaughlin led the Noles with 10 kills. The first time in 20 years UCF returns to action tomorrow night freshman leads the team this season with against F1orida State. Head ooach Meg 185kills. force and recover one fumble Cola.do is 0-3 all-time versus the Seminoles. Setter Jennifer Anderson led the ACC FROM Bl against Ohio. • First serve is for 7 p.m. at the UCF in assists last season, and has already slated It might have been his first Once again, the lone bright Arena. totaled 500 assists in the 2003 (filllpaign. game, but Everson looked like a Anderson is seoond in school history, only spot in the game was punter veteran. The freshman was Scouting Aorida State behind Nancy Gaspadarek, with 4,515 Matt Prater. Prater broke his responsible for each score in the own school record with a 74- • FSU (9-9, 1-5) started the season where assists. game, and started the onslaught yard punt early in the game. last year's 21-13 squad left out winning F1orida State is 2-0 this season against with a 57-yard touchdown pass eight of its first 12 matches. But the the Atlantic Sun Conference sweepingboth Prater set the school record in to Brad Young. Everson made the season opener against Seminoles have fallen on tough times los F1orida Atlantic and Jacksonville in three • his debut even more impressive Vrrginia Tech when he booted a ing five straight matches in Atlantic Coast games. by showing off his speed and Conference play. FSU head coach Todd Kress is 3-0 all 71-yarder. scrambling ability on a 57-yard The most recent was a 3-0 decision at time versus UCE Injured senior quarterback touchdown run. He chalked up Ryan Schneider, the team's • two goal line touchdowns as leader and offensive catalyst, well. A-Sun volleyball action in the A-Sun, defeating (9-10, 4-0) jumped ahead was downgraded from question Everson picked on the UCF able to out before the matchup F1orida Atlantic (9-9, Campbell (2-17, 1-2) in in the standings by half a defense with his option plays the with Ohio and did not travel with • 3-0) knocked off Troy four games (28-30, 30-15, game. The Dolphins shut whole game, totaling 130 yards the team. State (8-8, 1-4) in four 30-16, 30-19). out Belmont and on 21 carries. He was also a per Schneider's game status games (30-28, 28-30,30- The Panthers were Lipscomb this weekend. fect 4-4 passing, finishing with remains· unclear, according to 24, 30-20) Saturday night without outside hitter While outside hitter • 118yards. Kruczek. UCF returns to Ohio in the Trojan Arena. and freshman sensation Radka Dimitrova earned Fbr the eighth straight game, this weekend, as they take on Setter Jeana Boyle Ana Paula Ferreira. A-Sun Player of the the Knights failed to intercept the Akron Zips in another MAC collected 51 assists and Outside hitter Amanda Week honors last week, any passes. They did, however, East rivalry. broke the FAU career Sapp led GSU with 15 it was fellow Bulgarian assist record. Boyle now kills while Shelyblynn Eva Stoilova who has 3,001 career assists. McBride chipped in with stepped up this weekend Outside hitter Giovana a double-double smack totaling 27 kills and 22 Milaneze completed her ing down 12 kills and.16 digs in the two matches. - FROM THE SPORTS DESK first double-double of the digs. JU has won eight season with 16 kills and With UCF, FAU, and straight matches, and Women's soccer snaps GSU streak Cook and Dillman do it again · 14 digs. GSU only playing one next weekend hosts UCF moved into a tie for first Seniors Danny Cook and • I Georgi.a State (20-4, conference match this Troy State in Swisher in the Atlantic Sun Conference Sara Dillman led the men's and women's cross country teams in 3-0) remained unbeaten '\\Teekend, Jacksonville Gym. BRITT HART I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTlJRE standings this past Friday with UCF head roach Meg Colado is 0-3 in her career against Florida State. a 1-0 victory over Georgia State. this weekend's Disney Classic in Both the Knights (10-4-0, 5-1- Orlando. • 0) and the Panthers (11-3-0, 3-1- Fbr the third time in four 0) had a quiet offensive day, events, Cook finished first for resulting in a 12-4 shot advan the Knights in men's competi Haynes held to minus eight yards in Saturday's loss tage for UCF. The Knights' tion.. Cook's time of 25:58.93 was • offense heated up in the second good enough for 13th overall in one-yard plunge up the middle, many overthrown balls." straight and stayed focused.." FROM Bl half when junior JoAnna Black the event, and helped lead UCF giving the Bobcats a 28-0 advan Prater was the lone bright "We still have to play the soored the game's only goal. to a fourth place finish_ . \1 Ohio closed the first quarter tage. spot for the Golden Knights, game the way it's supposed to be UCF goalkeeper Julie Junior Ben Mena finished with a 21-0 lead, and had racked "Our quarterback is a winner, booting three punts inside the played." Kruczek said. "You don't Snaman played the entire game 21st overall, less than 20 sec up 173 yards with seven first that is why we recruited him. He Ohio 20 yard line. The soph~ hit people late." for the Knights, registering one onds behind Cook. downs. UCF on the other hand doesn't do anything flashy," more averaged 57.6 yards a kick UCF continues MAC play next save on GSU's four shots. Dillman finished 19th in the had just 29 yards, all comingon a Knorr said. "He just goes out on seven attempts including a 7 4- weekend traveling back to the With the victory, UCF evened women's event with a time of screen pass to I'll1liling back Alex there and makes plays." yard boot in the second quarter. Buckeye State to take on Akron with Florida Atlantic in the A 18:51.16. Dillman and sopho Haynes towards the end of the UCF's best scoring chance ''.A punter doesn't even put (4-3, 2-2) while Ohio travels to Sun, while Georgia State drops more Astrid Claessens led the quarter. ca.me late in the third quarter, points on the board," Prater said. take on Kentucky from the SEC. • out of first and falls two games Knights to a 10th place finish at 'We were able to stop the but the Golden Knight drive "It says a lot on how we played "Akron is a better team than behind UCF and FAU. Prior to the Classic. run," Ohio linebacker Dennis stalled at the Ohio 32 when quar today." Ohio," Prater said. 'We just have their loss, the Panthers had a Chukwuemeka said. "That made terback Jon Rivera was sacked The wheels ca.me off in the to regroup." iiine-game winning streak - STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS ~ . them one-dimensional." by free safety Andre Bradford on fourth quarter when UCF was "Our objective is to be 3-4 at After a scoreless second quar fourth and twelve. called for five personal fouls. the end of next week," Kruczek ter, the Bobcats scored again at "We tried to protect him 'We knew from last year's said. "Hopefully we can get back the 7:17 mark in the third. It was (Rivera)," Kruczek said. "He just game that they are not the clean on track." • Everson scoring his third rush didn't see his hot routes when est players," Chukwuemeka Kick-off is slated for 6 p.m. at ing touchdown of the day with a the blitzes ca.me, and we had too said. 'We just kept our head on the Rubber Bowl. UCF Athletics.mRIGHT HERE. RIGHT NOW.
The theme of this weekend's game-high 123 yards on 23 car SUPPORT YOUR KNIGHTS! major oollege football matchups ries for Eastern Michigan (1-6, 0- ww w. ucf at h reties.com were advertised as Separation ,% SCOREBOARD 3). Saturday. It also·held true in the TUesday, October 14th - 7 p.m. Mid-American Conference, 'Where Kent State 33 Central Florida 0 Bowling Green 32 Bowling Green 32, W. Michigan 21 Marshall 49 Ohio 28 Western Michigan 21 the contenders are distancing Since suffering its only defeat Women's Volleyball v. Florida themselves from the pretenders. N. Illinois (18) 40 Buffalo 3 Cal Poly 14 of the season to defending I Northern Illinois scored a 28- Central Michigan 24 Miami(OH) 59 Akron 45 Natiqnal Champions Ohio State, State at .the UCF .Arena. Come out point blitz in the third quarter to Eastern Michigan 14 Bowling Green has been on a and cheer on the Golden Knights .retain its No. 16 ranking while Toledo 49 tear. j, 'Ibledo, Marshall and Miami (OH) Josh Harris accounted for as they take on the Seminoles for cruised to victories of their own. four touchdowns as Western key contributors off the injured their 17-game losing streak, as Michigan became Bowling their 12th straight win! N. Illinois 40, Central Michigan 24 list. they were manhandled by the Green's latest victim in a 32-21
If there is one thing that has Stan Hill's season-opening Miami of Ohio Redhawks. defeat. \ remained constant in the MAC injury that kept him out a couple Ben Roethlisberger continued Harris had touchdown runs of FREE admission • this year is Northern Illinois' abil games is no longer a factor as he his stellar play, oompleting 18 of five and one yards and threw ity to find a different player to out-dueled Kent State's Josh 24 passes for 234 yards and four touchdown passes of 24 and one with your step up every weekend. Cribbs in a 49-33 victory. Hill touchdowns, including a 30-yard yards to Cole Magner, who com Michael Turner stepped up his threw for 392 yards and five touchdown pass on the games piled 140 yards on 11 receptions, St.-dent Id! play on Saturday, amassing a touchdowns, one shy of the first possession. to lead the Falcons (5-1, 2-2). s~n-high 199 rushing yards school record held by Chad Ryne Robinson had punt Chad Munson threw for 330 and a pair of second-half touch Pennington and Byron Leftwich. returns of 86 and 76 yards for yards and Kendrick Mosley downs as Northern Illinois over Not to be outdone, Cribbs reg touchdowns for the Redhawks (5- caughteightballsfor141yards (fillle a dismal first half, rallying istered a 29-yard touchdown 1, 2-0). Miami also held Buffalo to for the Broncos (3-3). for a 40-24 victory over Central reception, a 10-yard touchdown 244 total yards. Michigan. run and three touchdowns passes Dave Dawson rushed for a Akron 45, Cal Poly 14 • The 16thrankedHuskies (6-0, for the Golden F1ashes (3-4, 2-2). game-high 104 yards on 13 car Charlie Frye, who led the MAC 2-0) trailed 17-3 at halftime before Darius Watts, who falls victim ries for the Bulls (0-7, 0-3). in passing coming into the game, Turner, who had touchdown runs to double coverage on a regular threw for 195 yards and four of 46 and. 2 yards in the third basis, caught eight balls for 123 Toledo 49, Eastern Michigan 14 touchdowns in leading Akron to a quarter, led the comeback. yards and a 49-yard touchdown Bruce Gradkowski completed 4l)-14 victory over Division I-AA P.J. F1eck, who was named while Josh Davis added three 23 of 30 passes for 289 yards, Cal Poly. MAC West Offensive Player of the touchdown receptions to lead the including touchdown passes of Jerrell Ringer carried the ball Week after a career performance Thundering Herd (3-3, 1-1). The 19, 12 and eight yards as 'Ibledo 29 times for 167 yards and a • against Ohio, had six receptions Herd also received a 173-yard recorded a 49-14 rout of Eastern touchdown while Matt Cherry, for 93 yards. Steve Azar convert rushing performance by Earl Michigan. who returned a punt 76 yards to ed three field goals in the final Charles, who replaced injured Lance Moore compiled 117 pay dirt in the third quarter, quarter. Butchie Wallace. yards on 10 receptions to lead the caught four passes, including a Rockets (4-2, 2-0), who outgained 20-yard touchdown for Akron (4- Marshall 49, Kent State 33 Miami (OH) 59, Buffalo 3 E. Michigan 4 79-247 in total 3, 2-2). It looks like Marshall used its The Buffalo Bulls will have to yardage. bye week productively, crossing wait one more week to eliminate Anthony Sherrell tallied a - FRITZ WRISTON
games to provide a great learn New badminton champs ing experience for the IM offi Congratulations to Marco cials in attendance. Affolter and Xiaobin Shen for Roe, Porep, and Lewis all help winning the Fall Badminton instruct on a regular basis in Singles Championships. The illMJ the Tuesday night UCF basket men's winner, Marco Affolter, SPORTS ball officiating class. defeated Chama pol corner Lertsirisumpun to take the dou imsports-uc::f-edu Heavy Baiz wins Mid Knight Bowl ble elimination bracket. Riki Hosaka, Curtis Storm, The women's winner, Xiaobin JULIE REEVES John Hancock, and Brian Shen, knocked off Bonnie Ebner Contributing Writer Kinlaw, members of Heavy Balz to win the crown. Congrats to an · bowled a combined 3-game score the participants. Who are these guys? of 2,120 last Wednesday night at Officials Eli Roe, Tommy Boardwalk Bowl. The closest IM Sports Corner • Porep, and Eric Lewis worked team to beating them was King presented by two Intramural Basketball Pins with a score of 1,799. games last Tuesday night, Stm111 was also awarded the including the SAE-PKF game in COUKTESY INTRAMURAL SPORlS championship for the highest lntramurals supervisor Camille Jackson (left) Fraternity Gold action. talks with professional NCAA officials Tommy individual male score, a 246 in . Roe, Porep, and Lewis are Perop (center) and Eric Lewis last week. his second game. Kim Freed of RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA professional officials who work the 11th place Spare Balls 407-2824000 •Across from UCF grunes in the WNBA, NBDL, and Assistant Sam Mayhew bowled the highest individual Open 1 lam4am NCAA DMsion I Leagues. arrJnged for the officials to vol female Sfl<>re, a 197 during her (l lam-2~un-Wed) Intramural Basketball Graduate unteer to work intramural second g.llne. FREE DElivERY! 'f •
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evening featured performances from the.people still straggling in. Senior Staff Writer DANADELAPI Senior Staff Writer by Jackie 0, Frankie J, Ludacris, Unfortunately for the two open At least Lil' Jon and the Eastside Boyz, ers, ii they weren't playing their Find out what's worth your Turning 15 years ~ld is a big Ch.lngy, Elephant Man and Wyclef biggest hits, they weren't getting time when you're out of class. fifteen years deal forinost people; there's usu Jean. · much response from the crowd. Dmi't stay lwme - GET OUT! ally a party with a few good The impec~ble line-up of new But as soon as Lil' Jon a:n(l the friends and a little entertain artists and long-time favorites set Eastside Boyz ,,stepped in, the Monday Oct 13 ofJAMZ in ment. the stf,l.ge for a night of screaming crowd went crazy. The all-ages There's no Friday the 13th during But when a radio station like fans and hip-hop hits. Openers show quickly tUl"ned adult as the this, the scariest month of the year. · arow 102 Jamz turns 15, it's cause for Jackie 0 and Frankie J belted out hip-hoppers rapped their most But there is a Monday the 13th and a hip-hop celebration that their hits, but couldn't quite get popular hits - along with their The Social is hosting Arizona rock Orlando will never forget. . the crowd going. The "Madame of most popular profanities.
band, The Bled. The band recently An estimated 5,000 fans and Miami,'' Jackie· 0, brought her Cursing aside1 the crowd caine released their new album "Pass the friends got southern style to Orlando, start- alive, dancing on chairs, raising Flask" and it seems together at the iii.g a dance contest on stage With their hands and singing along. that they are now TD Waterhouse plenty of bootylicious girls Just when it seemed the passing it on to the Centre on Oct. 10 "shak.in' what their mommas Orlando crowd. to sing "Happy gave 'em." But after singing PLEASE SEE BIRTHDAY ON 84 Give Up the Birthday," and 'J"uicy Juicy," she had nothing Ghost, Fairweather, sing along left. · Masurati and The with some Frankie J took the stage Daughters will also of the next, askiJ;l.g, "Where all be rocking out at hottest my apple-bottom queens The Social. The urban at?" He crooned a few shows start at 5 acts. slowjams and showed off p.m. and tickets The his ~azing voice, are $10. Stick which got a few around for the 9:30 p.m. after-party cheers which will run you an extra $6. 407- 246-1599. .
TuesdayOct.14 See Dorothy, 'Ibto, the Scarecrow, and the Tinman the way they were meant to be seen: on the. big screen. The Enzian Theater in Maitland has the digitally restored "Sing-A-Long Wizard of Oz," an interactive theatri cal experience that takes viewers to the Emerald City and back to Kansas again. Each audience member will get a free· "Perform-A-Long Fun Pack" which includes a kazoo, mystical bulr bles, a noisemaker and a magic wand to enhance their "m~cal powers" in the Land of OZ. Shows are nightly at 7 p.m. through Oct. 16. Get your tickets early, befone the most beloved motion pic ture of all time sells out. Tickets are on sale now by calling (407) 629-1088, ext. 231. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for students and seniors, and $10 for children. VISit the Enzian Theater online at www.enzian.org. Wednesday Oct.15 It's the third Wednesday of the month and the UCF Robinson Observatory has a public viewing. From 7 p.m. until 10 p.m., guests can peer up into the night sky and see the galaxy UCF stars in this and beyond. The Attention shoppers: ·collegeMart observatory has public viewings the first and third Wednesday of each books to used cars. ''We know, by experi month, weather permitting. The ·Web site made by ence, about the outrageous prices that are observatory is located on campus. being charged at the bookstore," said Please call 407-823-2805 Jor informa Piedrahita. "Tu make matters worse, the tion on weather and other upcoming college students, [UCF] Bookstore buys them back at ridicu events. lously low prices." for college students Signing up with the site is free and rela Thursday Oct 16 tively easy. In a few minutes it's possible to Do you want some reassurance ADAM WOOD be registered, create a personal profile and that being a UCF student will pay off Staff Writer post an item for sale. Users also have someday? 'Ibnight at 6 p.m., UCF access to a message board that allows graduate Jim Kuehne opens an art In a world of online marketplaces and interaction between CollegeMart mem- exhibit at The Mark Cocktail Lounge dot-com sensations like e-Bay and Amazon, bers. , downtown. As part of Orlando's Third two enterprising UCF students have creat Once a user finds an item they are inter Thursdays event, Kuehne spotlights ed a similar Web site intended for people in ested in, they can S\':lnd a message to the his exhibit "A Layered Look, the Orlando area.·CollegeMart.net is a site person selling that item. There are approx Experiment"s in Levels of Acrylic on where college students can find things they imately 70 items currently posted on the Acrylic." need at a reasonable price. site, including ads for roommates, text The show lasts until 9 p.m. and Or at least that's what Andre books, social events, bicycles and even Kuehne will be there talking about bis Piedrahita, 30, and his girlfriend Cristi.Ila employment opportunities. special techniques and inspiration for Perez, 22, set out to accomplish when the Piedrahita emphasized that the Web each piece. Show some support for a site was launched on Aug. 25. . site is not exclusively textbook oriented, UCF alumnus and check The Electrical Engineer majors use but rather an "informative ... site with the out his unique art. 407-872-0844. CollegeMart.net to provide students with a purpose of serving and facilitating stu- free service where they can buy and sell AMBERPLAN KI m nRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF engineering majors Andre Piedrahita and Cristina Perez are the founders of the CollegeMart.net items that range from electronics to text- PLEASE SEE NEW ON B4 Web site, which they say has received over 20,000 hits since it was first introduced on Aug. 25.
Coming this December: theater that shows films, not movies patrons don't have to experience severe Nathan Quinter, a 20-year-old film Second independent disappointment when the "best action pending·'theater major, helped -create a movie of the year" turns out to be the 90 "[The Downtown 30-minute movie called ''A Twin's film theater expected minutes of continuous explosions and Love." "Tu be shown in the facility car chases without any dialogue or plot. Media Arts Center] would help me personally a great deal," TRINA PRIORE In the past, many independent films sounds to me like he said. Staff Writer have not made it to Orlando because UCF and tlie City of Orlando The Enzian in Maitland was the only Community Redevelopment Agency Many students anxiously await the place to house them. Now, plans are in water in a desert. funded D-MAC for a total of almost arrival of certain flicks on the big place to create the Downtown Media Resources like editing $200,000. UCF's School of Film and ANGELA KATSARELIS I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE screen, only to find out their favorite Arts Center (D-MAC), which will show Digital Media faculty will program ,and actors have either been replaced with case independent films and serve as a equipment, computers manage the center's activities. Halloween Horror Nights update no-talent stunt doubles or the preview UCF and community outreach project Students will have the chance to The $5 charge for InfestStation has only showed the only parts worth view in the fields of digital.technology, media · and maybe even apply for internships and independent been lifted! Now, all the psychos will ing in the first place. This all-too-com literacy and education. studies at the center. They may also ing to let creepy crawlers slither, slide mon occurrence can only be the work of D-MAC will be located in the historic cameras, ..• anyone receive discounts on the general work and crawl around their faces may do an over-rated, over-hyped Hollywood Rogers Building. As the centerpiece of shops and lectures offered. so for .free. There are several locations movie. this venture, the theater will reside in intere~ted in this field "D-MAC sounds to me like water in a throughout the park where visitors So where does a moviegoer find sol the former home of Mad Cow theater at desert. Resoilrces like editing equip can partake in this slimy experience. ace when the budget is the only out Pine Street and Magnolia Avenue and it would take action ment, computers and maybe even cam The event continues through standing thing about the latest group of will seat 100 people. This area will eras, . . . anyone interested in this field November. 877-284-GORY releases? include digital-editing studios, class toward this." would take action toward this," said Some students enjoy a safe alterna rooms and a first-floor lounge featuring Quinter. Dana Delapi caQ,be reached at ~~ to movie night - independent ocumentaries, shorts and animation - NATHAN QUINTER Dana@UCR. ws.com · ·. Because they're not mainstream, ograms in an art-gallery format. PLEASE SEE UCF ON B4 ------WEB LESS TRAVELED F ~ J.~ Jt.!lf. -, Board Certified Gynecology Preventive/Wellness Care • Family Planning • Teen Issues Got crumbs in your 'stache? Depo • PMS/Menopause Counseling • Menstrual' Disorders . ' , Abnormal Pap Treatments • In/Out Patient GYN Surgery four sites which are testaments petition. ders for only $25, or you can wit " to man's natural inclination to This year's competition goes ness it all for only $10. 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UCF helps give cultural shot-in-the-arm to film community ' . RANDY'S PARTY . STORE freshman. sonal benefits. Sabrina Johnson enhance the current program FROM B3 ;;;; 4831 E. COLONIAL DR. ~ ;;; D-MAC will serve as a meet is one such student. A 19-year ming available in Orlando by 55 5 Future use of the editing ing place for fans of film and dig old, sophomore, Johnson said, showing films that are not avail NEXT TO SOUND ADVICE- facilities will be by application ital media, a vital cultural ''.As a film enthusiast, I feel that able to the existing larger ven and users must demonstrate tourism destination and a such a center will serve as an ues," Cook said. knowledge of the equipment or unique production industry cat excellent opportunity for those The possibilities of D-MAC 407·894·2424 take a training class before alyst, according to Lisa Cook, interested in film." do not only apply to film majors. hand. Film students who have the .center's executive director. "The D-MAC is filling a defi Sophomore Jimmy Atkins anx learned such skills from classes "Professionals can ming1e with nite void for the creative com iously awaits the center's or internships will have an peers and audiences in a setting munity in the Orlando ru·ea," arrival, especially since it is advantage in accessing the edit comfortable and charged with Johnson added. " The chance closely tied to UCF. The 19-year ing equipment, but the public "It will s~d, tll\t>~ 111\LL <>Wut-1 creativity," Cook said. for UCF students to mingle and old radio/television major @, ~ may apply also. provide a home base for UCF actually associate with profes- . "The center seems like a great 9:30am-8pm Check Out Orlando's Best Some film QI.ajors agree that students in the film and digital sionals in an easy-going, opportunity for anyone who is SAT Selection of Costumes & Accessories it can be difficult to frequently disciplines and creat<;l the relaxed setting is amazing." interested in creative visual 9:30am-6pm use UCF equipment. "The D opportunity for students to D-MAC expects to open in arts." BRING THIS AD FOR ~ MAC will be a good option for work with professionals in December 2003. The center will Atkins added, "My friends SUN 10°/o OFF COSTUMES those who can't get to the those fields." be the only movie theater down and I were thinking about mak resources on campus on a con Some film students are town and only the second in ing our own movie--'-having sistent basis," said Jimmy already aware of the center's Central Florida devoted solely access to this center would be a Thompson, an 18-year-old opefling and recognize its per- to indep~dent films. "We wrn go0d way to get s~rted." f/ ' New UCF shuttles hit the road
' How. will BRETT HART I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE The first four of 17 identical shuttles hitthe road last Thursday. These custom-built buses will phase out all of the Coach USA labeled buses by Thanksgiving. The new buses hold up to 30 seated students, are wheelchair accessible and have front racks for two bicycles. The free shuttle system operates Monday -Friday from 7 a.m. - 10·p.m.and keeps 4,SOO cars off campus every day, says Parking Services. you score? uted to kissing. The incubation a virus and will not respond to period is 20-50 days. In young antibiotics. Aspirin and aspirin adults, 00 peroont to 90 peroont products should be avoided Ask are antibody positive, indicating because of the association that they have either had the virus between mono and Reye's syn or have been exposed to it for a sig drome. Likewise, patients with ·a doc nillcant enough period of time for mono should avoid taking peni Take a FREE practice test and find out!· the body to mount an antibody cillin due to the potential of devel response. oping a skin rash. Convalescence Take a 3-hour practice test and find out how ready you are for the real thing. The incidence is about may take several weeks to fully Receive individual feedback on your test-taking strengths and weaknesses 5,000/100,000 in susceptible col recx>ver. and learn strategies that will help you ace the real test. legB students. There is an equal In the rerent Danish study, incidence between males and there were over 63;000 young females. Signs and symptoms adults suspected of having mono. include: malaise, fatigue, The researchers found that those headache, fever, adenopathy, ton who gut mono had a higher-than sillitis, splenomegaly, averagB chance of gBtting Date: Saturday, November 1, 2003 WILLIAN OAKLEY, MD hepatomegaly (liver enlargement), Hodgkin's lymphoma, and this UCF Health Services petei'.lhiae (rash usually found on risk lasted for two decades. There the roof of the mouth or palate), was no increased risk for those I've hea:rd ofmonJJ, lYUt what gBneralized body rash, and perior who did not have mono. is it and hnw do I avoid ii? bital swelling. They also found that about .1 Time: 1O:OOam ~ factors include being a perrent of young adults with mono Mononucleosis, or mono, has' collegB or high student and kiSsing will gBt the cancer. This study, been higbligbted in the media due others. Approximately 70 peroont which appeared in the New to a recent 'Danish medical to 90 peroont of patients will shed EngtandJournal of Medicine,went research that suggested young the virus 2-6 months after their ini on to reiterate that this new asso adults who gBt mono have a much tial infection, making this virus ciation should not be a reason for greater risk of developing a rare highly contagious in close popula panic. This doesn't changB the Location: UCF, Student Union, Key West Ballroom, Rm 218 type of cancer - Hodgkin's lym tions. practice or treatment polices in phoma. Treatment includes: bed rest, regards to mono. It enhances Mononucleosis is a viral illness increased hydration, gargles and knowledgB and raises the possibil caused by the Epstein-Ba.IT virus throat loz.enges, good hand wash ity of preventing Hodgkin's ih (EBV) of the herpes family. It caus ing and personal hygiene such as those who have had mono. es 90 pei'rent of the mono-like syn covering your mouth when you Therefore, ifyou are experien~ KAPLAN" dromes. The mono syndrome is cough and not sharing food or ing any of the mono-like symptoms 1 characterized by fatigue, fever, drfuks. Most importantly, patients or have been recently exposed to splenomegaly (enlargehient of the should avoid contact sports, heavy someone with mono, don't hesitate spleen), adenopathy (enlargement lifting and strenuol,18 athletics to to gBt it checked out by your pri 1-800-KAP-TEST of lymph nodes or gtands), and avoid possible splenic or hepatic mary care provider. pharyngitis (sore throat). rupture. kaptest~com · Transmission is usually by the There are no medications that E-niail your questions to ·T~t names are registered trademacks o1 their respective: ownttr$. foo:il--oral route and is often attrib- will eradi,cate mononucleosis. It is [email protected]
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