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TRACK& FIELD UCF HEALTH SERVICES: ROEBUCK LEADS FINISHING PROBLEMS STUDENTS·SOUND OFF .. Bad five weeks leaves baseball out of Regional - SEE SPORTS, A7 - SEE SPORTS, A7 -SEE NEWS,A2

Trustees approve more funding for stadium research Seal of approval • leveled, however until the feasi­ Some items passed at last Tuition increase and faculty tenure among items passed at last week's meeting bility study is finalized and Thursday's trustees meeting: to wait longer. passes. would begin on the north side approved students will not see ASHLEY BURNS The trustees approved the Athletic Director Steve Orsi­ of campus behind Jay Bergman • Managing Editor any of the steel structure erect­ • $500,000 towards stadium expense of $500,000 in private ni said that the study continues Field where the soccer practice ed in the immediate future. study funds to continue pursuihg a to show that the cost of the sta- fields currently exist. The stadi­ Orsini, though, is optimistic UCF football fans have been • 5 percent tuition and traffic awaiting announcement of the plan for the proposed on-cam­ . dium will·be recovered through um target date is still set for the that a business plan will be approval of the now-infamous pus home and an additional ticket sales and corporate spon­ 2006 season despite rumors completed and ready to present fee increases feasibility study for an on-cam­ expense · of $250,000 was sorships. If passed by the . that the project might not be to the trustees by the end of • Creation of two new degrees pus stadium for months now. included for the displacement trustees, the construction of the ready until the 2007 season. June. for regional campuses After last Thursday's Board of of practice facilities once the 45,000-seat stadium, which is The land• adjacent to the ·Tenure for faculty members Trustees meeting, they'll have feasibility study eventually estimated to cost $48 million, practice fields is' already being PLEASE SEE BUSINESS ON AS

• .Newbill charges for extra credits Students who exceed the required .. number of credit hours face $125 fine MEAGAN JOHNSON Staff Writer

''U Can't Finish?" Well; "U" better - or face some stiff fines courtesy of the Florida Legislature. A recently approved educa­ tional bill, introduced by state • Sen. Lee Constantine, R-Alta­ monte Springs, aims to curb the increasing number of college stu- • . ·.r dents who graduate with excess credit hours that do notpertain to their baccalaureate degree. Known as bill SB2236, The • Excess Credit Hours bill will charge students 75 percent more than the in-state tuition rate per " credit hour if they graduate with • more than 120 percent of the credit hours they need to gradu­ ate. This means that with the recently increased in-state : tuition, students would be charged $125.25 for each credit • hour over the limit. The new legislation only applies to freshmen students who are enrolling in the fall 2005

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• Building . .bridges more than • a contest SEAN LAVIN Fellowship winner to study under Broadway designers Staff Writer The UCF College ofEngineer­ RACHEL BAUMBACH The fellowships, also made available to graduate ing hosted . the 14th Annual • ~ontributing Writer students and earJy-career professionals, were National Student Steel Bridge

7 awarded on the basis of tlie winner's submitted ~ Competition Saturday, an honor CF spring gradmite Thamaine Berryhill will portfolio. Berryhill, who graduated with a bachelor's ·" :~, that will help solidify the univer­ spend two weeks this summer in Washing­ degree in fine arts, attnbi:ites his win to bis unique '1X sity's position as a civil and envi­ ton, D.C., studying with esteemed Broadway designs. . ~ ~- ·. ~ ronmental engineering power­ U designers Ming .Cho Lee and Constance "I thinkthat I bring a different set of ~eriences ...... • • house. Huffman. . . to each project because of who I am," Berryhill • "'' ' If "It is an honor and a privilege Berryhill is one of only three black students in the wrote in an e-mail sent while he is on l~ation ~t ' ' to even be considered to host the United States to be awarded a Marvin Sims Design Fel­ his summer job with the Utah Shakespearean Fes-t~ event," said Daniel Hyer, presi­ lowship through the Kennedy Center American College tival. "I enjoy stretching and challenging.the old tra-t ~ dent of UCF's chapter of Ameri­ Theater Festival. ditions of the theater. This is apparen,m.my work ii.nd can Society of Civil Engineers. Berryhill won the fellowship offered to costume and rd like to think they can see those attempts." . "The event coordinators at the scenic designers, offering practical exploration ofthe full Of his interest in the design field, Berryhill wrote · national level thought that UCF process - from discussio1'(to research to thumbnails to that h.e has been interested in the arts for some time, _, ' * - put together the best confer- • sketches, rendering and mbdeling: He will be working ence." with eight resident directorS under Lee and Hoffman. · PLEASE SEE THEATER ON A6 Bridge-building teams from across the nation competed at UCF, as well as teams from the United Kingdom, Mexico and Canada The competition, sponsored by the American Institute of Steel Construction and co-sponsored· by ASCE, is one of the most high-

PLEASE SEE OPPONENTS ON A6. • Around Campus Nation & World • News and notices for Health options conflict students Keep current with headlines the UCF cpmmunity you may have missed Opinions of the on-campus r~source range from glowing to·growling Grad School Workshop Ex-FBI official was "Deep Throat," • Interested in applying to a tions major: ''The doctor looked The doctor told Sheldon to up in days. confirms graduate program in the near TRACY BERKMAN Washington Post Contributing Writer at me for literally five seconds get some more rest and come Evan Molnar, a junior, also SANTA ROSA, Calif. - future? A workshop teaching before diagnosing me." back for counseling. went in for an ear infection. "I've The Washington Post said the skills needed to get accept­ The Student Health Center is Mitchell echoed these "It was such a waste of time," never had any problems,'' said Tµesday that a former FBI ed takes place today in Student generally a UCF student's first thoughts, adding: "I understand she said "He made me feel stu­ the accounting major. "They official, W. Mark Felt, was the Resource Center 1Room 185 stop along the road to recovery that it's free and they need to be pid for even thinking of going to were fast and efficient." confidential source known as from 9 am. to 10 am. when illness strikes. cheap. It's still not right that the health center when I felt sick. Debbie Segovia, a sopho­ "Deep Throat" who provided Tips on finding the right • However, many UCF stu­ these people are like talking I felt embarrassed I'd never go more, majors in nursing. She the newspaper information school and preparing your dents feel that the health center robots who prescribe the same back." also works as a cashier at the that led to President Nixon's application will be offered. does not provide top-quality thing for everyone." Lauren Einhorn, a junior _lib­ health center. She thinks that This event is open to faculty, . impe~chment investigation care. The most common prob­ Tiffany Liebell, a freshman eral studies major, had a sore students are unaware that they and eventual resignation. • staff and students. Contact lems students experience at the majoring in biology, said that fill­ throat and cough when she went have options. The paper made its Career Services & Experiential health center are long wait ing out papers and waiting for to the health center. They took "The hard thing is that there Learning at (407) 823-2361. announcement on its Web times, impersonal care from the nurse took longer than the blood from her arm and diag­ are just so many students,'' site after Felt, 91 and living in • staff and incorrect diagnoses. actual examination. nosed her with mononucleosis. Segovia said "The students feel California, talked to a lawyer Got a major dilemma? Students are instructed to ''The worst part was that they "The doctor just came up to like they're just going in and who wrote a magazine article This afternoon in Student arrive half an hour earlier than diagnosed me wrong," she said. me and told me I had mono," she coming out. They have choices, for Vanity Fair.' Resource Center Room 185 their appointment time, but wait "I had a sore throat and swollen said. "Then he handed me a though. They can request to see from 4 p.µi. to 5 p.m. there will Felt, the second-in-com­ • longer before being seen by a glands. They told me that I haye sheet to read about it and left." a doctor. I don't think they real­ mand at the FBI in the early be a Choosing or Changing member of staff allergies and prescribed me The doctor never prescribed ize that they can choose who 1970s, kept his secret even Majors Workshop hosted by "I had to wait over an hour Claritin. When I went to a differ­ Einhorn medication, but did tell they see. A lot of people think from his family for almost Career Services & Experiential past my appointment time," said ent doctor, he looked at my her not to exert herself. they just put you with someone. three decades' before confid­ • Learning. Topics to be covered Malu Caballero. Caballero, a jun­ throat and immediately knew it When she went tG another That's ilot how it is, you can ask." ing he was Post reporter Bob include: choosing a major you ior busiriess major, also added was bacterial." . doctor, he diagnosed her with a Segovia also added that a sur­ Woodward's source on the can enjoy, how our personality that she did not know if it was Students say tliat getting coinmon throat infection. vey can be filled out if a student Watergate scandal, according can determine what is right for worth the wait. "The wait took diagnosed incorrectly at the "My family doctor prescribed has any problems. to a Vanity Fair article pub­ • you, and more. much more time than the health center is a common me medication that cured me in "I've .seen people c;omplain. lished Tuesday. Contact CSEL at (407) 823- appointment," she said occurance. Allie Sheldon, a three days,'' she said. Whoever deals with them tries The identity of the s~urce 2361. Melanie Voss, a freshman freshman majoring in pre-law, Heather Barnes, a junior to help them out as much possi­ has sparked endless specula­ psychology major, agreed felt tired and had a loss of political science major, only ble." tion over the last three Two-for-one theater tickets "I usually have to wait a long appetite. She went to the health goes when she already knows Currently the health center decades. Nixon chief of staff There is a special deal for time, which is the worst," she center, · thinking she had what is wrong with her. building is being improved upon Alexander Haig, White students for the UCF Conser­ said. "Then the doctors are so mononucleosis. "For small stuff, it's okay," she to bring more services to stu­ House press aide Diane •• vatory Theatre's production of quick with everything that they "They basically told me I was said. "Other than that, it's not dents and expand the cramped Sawyer, White House counsel PiPPeN this weekend on June try to diagnose you right away · anorexic and depressed," she very good The only reason that space. John Dean and speechwriter 3-5. Bring your UCF ID plus a . just so tµey can kick you out. I said I'd take the medicine they pre­ "The new health center is Pat Buchanan were among friend and their ticket is free. guess you could say they're not "The physician's assistant scribed to me is because I knew going to be a lot better," said those mentioned as possibili­ For times and reservations call very sympathetic." came in and checked my ears, what I needed before I went in, Segovia "It's triple the size, the ties.. the theatre box office at 407- Student consensus is that the throat, lungs, and heart before and they just confirmed it." chiropractor will have his own 823-1500. health center staff does not care asking me why I was there," she However, not all students feel office, they might be putting in a Supreme Court overtu·rns Arthur enough about th~m. The staff said "He asked me if I was hav­ that the health center needs dentist, and I think they'll have Andersen conviction as improper • Free WebCT lab can make students feel like ing problems with my parents, improvement. Mike Callahan, a better emergency facilities:' WASHINGTON - The Course Development and nameless, faceless numbers, school or boyfriend. I told him staff member of the Burnett Representatives from UCF Supreme Court on Tuesday Web Services is hosting a free according to Nathan Mitchell, my life was going fine." Honors College and recent grad­ Student Health Services could . overturned the conviction of l~b for students in the library, who graduated from UCF in The doctor then asked Shel­ uate, said the health center did a not be reached for comment on the Arthur Andersen Room 157 this Tuesday from 1 May. don what she had eaten that day. great job of treating his illnesses this article. accounting firm for destroy­ p.m. to 3 p.m. Assistants will be "It's a black hole of all decen­ She told him that she had toast over the years. The UCF Student Health ing Enron Corp.-related docu­ available to assist you with any cy," the alumnus said "I feel like for breakfast, and he said she did "I feel like the health center is Center currently employs 11 doc­ ments before the energy questions you may have while when a bunch ofpeople come in not eat enough for someone of wonderful," he said. "The staff tors, physicians assistants and giant's collapse. completing class work online for one thing, they begin to diag­ her height. do a great job." Callahan went to Advanced Registered Nurse In a unanimous opinion, · though WebCT. Please go to nose everyone with that.'' "Then he asked if I'd ever the health center because of an Practitioners. It provides health­ justices said the former Big http://reach.ucf. edu/-webct411 "Z-Pac is all they ever pre­ been diagnosed with an eating ear infection. A doctor pre­ care and pharmaceutical servic­ Five accounting firm's June /to RSVP. scribe," said Lauren Proctor, a disorder. I said no, and just want­ scribed antibiotics and a decon­ es to UCF faculty, staff and stu­ 2002 conviction was improp­ junior advertising/public rela- ed to leave." gestant. His ear infection cleared dents. er. It said the jury instructions Job interview practice lab. at trial were too vague and t , A 'one-hour interview lab broad for jurors to determine will be held by CSEL from 2 correctly whether Andersen p.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday in SRC obstructed justice. Room 185. There will be in- Reports show above average activity. The ruling is a setback for . depth explanation of the types the Bush administration, of interviews possible, compo­ which declared prosecution nents of individual interviews UCF professor and Georgia researcher announce cities most likely to be hit of white-collar criminals a and facilitp.tors will provide and ' prepare for a one-in-20 or even high priority · following model responses to common ASHLEY BURNS tv\anaging1ditor a one-in-a-100 chance of some­ accounting scandals at major questions during the lab . ses­ thing bad happening?" corporations. After Enron's sion. Call ( 407) 823-2361. ., While most Central Florida A similar study released 2001 collapse, the Justice residents would like anything released by Colorado State Uni­ Department went after How much is too much? • versity revealed similar news to Andersen first. Do you or does someone more than to see a repeat oflast year's hurricane activity, they what the National Oceanic and Enron crashed in Decem­ you know have a alcohol or Atmospheric Administration ber 2001, puttillg more than drug problem? A substance might be able to rest somewhat easier until the hurricane sea- · announced last week. CSU .5,000 employees out of work, abuse support group that could researchers from the school's just six weeks after the energy answer your questions will be son begins thanks to a hurri­ cane analysis released Friday. Tropical Meteorology Project company revealed massive held Tuesday from 5 p.m. to announced that they expect 15 . losses and writedowns. 6:30 p.m. in the Student UCF statistics professor Mark Johnson and Georgia named tropical storms and - Resource Center Room 200. eight hurricanes during this Bush: Human rights report made Contact Ms. Laura Riddle or researcher Chuck Watson revealed that Naples and Miami year's hurricane season. The by people 'who hate America' • Dr. Shannon Kelly for more report also stated that four of WASHINGTON - Presi­ information at (407) 823-2811. Beach are the Florida cities most likely to be hit by hurri­ those hurricanes would be at dent Bush called an Ainnesty Conversation Hour canes this year, while Cape Hat­ least Category 3 strength. International report "absurd" teras, N.C., has the highest According to the TMP, the for criticizing the United Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3 chances of a major hurricane States' detention of terrorist p.m. the Center for Multilingual chance of any non-Florida city on the East coast of being ,hit. hitting the U.S. coastline is 77 suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Multicultural Studies is holding percent, while the chances of a Cuba, and said Tuesday the two conversation hours at the Each city has above a 10. percent chance of being hit by a hurri­ major hurricane hitting the East allegations were made by Ying International Complex coast (including Florida) is 51 "people who hate America" which are in need ofvolunteers . cane during this season, percent and 44 percent for the In a Rose Garden news Helpers will learn all about . according to the pair of Gulf Coast.· conference, Bush defiantly other cultures and customs. researchers. Both men warned that any . Each report shows an above stood by his domestic policy Contact Lucja Wasowska at average increase expected in agenda while defending his ( 407) 823-5515. percentage is dangerous . COURTESY NATIONAL OCEANIC ANO ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION • h · d tr · al t actions abr9ad. With the enough · and that everyone Hurricane· Ad nan · 1st· he fi1rst of many humcanes · researc hers expect th'1s hurncane . season. urncaneti' 'ty thi an op1cfr · s orm • should take proper precautions ac vi s season om years death toll climbing daily in as this hm:ricane season experience 'roof damage and release. "If you buy a lottery past. 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' .. ID Required FRIDAY AND SATURDAY • Bill aims to save state $29 million a year live Entenalnment FROM Al House also endorsed i:he bill 112- a statewide tuition rebate pro­ 5. gram. Students with three or less Call tor Into semester and after. The bill There are exceptions to every rule It was later approved by Gov­ excess credit hours upon gradu­ requires each university to ernor Jeb Bush, along with the ation receive a $1,000 rebate. inform students of the new While students can be penalized for taking too many classes rest of the 2005-06 state budget. Though as harsh as the bill (J restrictions when they enroll under the new bill, there are always exceptions.Credit hours Many students are likely to may seem now, the original leg­ However, the bill provides that will not be counted towards the 120 percent limit' under be impacted by the legislation. islation was ' even more strin­ WEDNESDAYS exceptions to those intending to the new bill include: According to the American gent. Initially, students who Open Mic Night take a double major. Also, reme­ Council on Education, most col­ exceeded their necessary credits dial courses, credits for • Internship credits military personnel lege students complete their would have been required to pay with Ramez advanced and dual enrollment • Certification, recertification • Required credits for students degree in five and a half years. the out-of-state tuition rates for THURSDAYS courses, internship credits, Eng­ Other universities have taken each credit - almost a whop­ or certificate degree·credits double majoring a less punitive approach to deal­ ping seven times more per cred­ Karaoke lish as a second language and • Courses a student has • Remedial and English as a ROTC courses will not count ing with the problem. Western it. Adilitionally, the threshold for SUNDAY towards the 120 percent cap. withdrawn from due to second language credits Illinois University instituted a going over was ll5 percent Blues Jam, 5 -9 u.m. Both North Carolina and • medical or personal • Military science course "locked in". tuition - students instead of12() percent. ----No cover--- Texas have enacted similar laws. hardship credits ·' pay a flat rate each year for the So freshmen coming to UCF SMOKERS WELCOME Each state has noted a decline • Credits taken by active-duty first four years, with a price had better decide on their career in students enrolling in classes spike for each additional year. path early, because · students CLASS A PLACE that are outside their curricu­ Thus, students that finish on who "Can't Finish" will be feel­ • to their track. time ultimately pay less. ing the pinch come graduation­ 401-211-1665 . lum. l2727 East Colonial Drive• Orlando, Florida Some students are upset at "It's not a large percentage, Texas has aiso implemented time. (At 408 & E. Colonial) · the new bill. "There are but if you have 1,000 students • "I earned my scholarships in · students here at with such an excess in credit high school, so why shouldn't I hours, that money and support be allowed to take classes that that could go to another student interest me but have nothing to UCF that have who's going to make some • do with my major?" asked progress," McKinney said Frances Grier, a sophomore · close to or more Supporters also point at the majoring in medical laboratory economic cost ofexcess credits. science. "I can't take a photogra­ than 300 credit In 2002-03, the 719,660 excess • phy class even though it's a hours and no credit hours attempted cost the hobby of mine. I mean, who is state of Florida $62 million, STONEYBROOI( [Governor] Bush to tell me what ...according to state auditors. classes I should be able to take?'' .. degree." They also predict it could save the state about $29 million a Those in favor of the bill say - MARY MCKINNEY that students taking excess EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID year. credit hours put a tremendous "It's a simple thing - if • financial strain on the education you're coming to school to pur­ system and clog universities those hours someone should sue an education, the goal with their slow progress. have achieved something tangi­ should be to pursue your educa­ "There are students here at ble." tion, and the thing that proves • UCF that have close to or more McKinney said the real issue you got one is a degree," McKin­ IT'S YOUR than 300 credit hours and no is that students who work out­ ney said. degree," said Mary McKinney, side their major take up class­ The bill was unanimously • executive director' of student room space ~d faculty assis­ approved by the state Senate on financial assistance. "With tance from students who stick May 2. Shortly after, the state HOME Business plan for stadium COURSE!!!

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Her team has been working weight proved to be too much · fecting their bridge. ed the competition and believes tirelessly on perfecting the "It just flat out collapsed," The biggest win for UCF's it will help the school's gr_aduate roughly 12-foot-long structure said Hyer. "The team was heart­ College of Engineering was · programs. for several months. ' broken," he explained, because being selected as the host insti­ "By bringing [other stu­ •• "It's definitely worth all the "'up until the collapse the bridge tution for the national competi­ dents] here it helps our grad work. I learned a lot about lead­ handled beautifully, it had only tion. programs," Schwartz said. He ership in general," she said. deflected about a quarter of an Despite the low rankiri.g of also felt that when UCF stu­ ., "I think we have a good inch." 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Theater award an 'incredible hon()r' · ConttnueyoureducaUononUne with courses, certificates and degrees FROM A1 an undergraduate into work and ·on the resume of a young Washington University Resi­ graduate school possibilities." designer; Ming Cho Lee is con­ dence Hall, a meal allowance of offered through the UCF UIRTUllL C/lmPUS but it was in high school that he The rigorous class will focus sidered the best," Berryhill $30 per day and travel expenses. became really excited about the on the relationship between wrote. "The experiences should The Marvin Sims Fellowship design process. "I like to focus designers and directors by be immeasurable. It can only award is made in honor of a the­ on scenic design, but I've also exploring project work selected create possibilities for a bright ater person of color, Marvm · ~Universit y of taken classes in costume and from Shakespeare, the Greeks future." . Sims. Sims, who passed away in central . lighting, both ofwhich I enjoy, as and opera, and will be taught in Sloan agreed, writing that 2003, was a key contributor to Florida well." the Kennedy Center Design Stu­ this will be "an incredible net­ the mission of the Kennedy ( Roberta Sloan, artistic direc­ dios. working opportunity for him Center American College The­ tor of the UCF Conservatory During his two-week study in (Berryhill) to meet and work ater Festival and very active in Theatre, wrote in an e-mail Washington, Berryhill hopes to with the most .outstanding opening the field of theater to regarding Berryhill's award, make connections that will fur­ designers in the country and to people of color. ,, "This is the first year that stu­ ther his career in the design learn a great deal from them, The Kennedy Center Ameri­ dent designs have been realized field. ''Networking is huge in the even in two weeks." can College Theater Festival on our stages, on a regular basis. theater world and I hope to Berryhill hopes to .. be was founded in 1969 and is a This is an incredible honor for meet new people to add to the enrolled in graduate school by national theater program involv­ him, for the UCF Conservatory network for jobs and school," fall 2006. His long-term goal "is ing 18,000 students from col­ Theatre and for our university:• Berryhill wrote. to be an important part of the leges and universities nation­ Berryhill is proud to have Berryhill also wrote that design process of a major wide. The program seeks to been selected for the honor. "I receiVing an award like this one awards show." encourage, recognize and cele­ am very excited about this will hopefully increase his The fellowship includes a full brate the most gifted and diverse opportul_lity," Berryhill wrote. chances of meeting his desired tuition and materials fee waiver, work produced in university "This is a huge push out ofbeing career goals. "I know this is huge shared housing in· a George and college theater programs.

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This year was UCF's The Knights dropped At one point in April, ·Roebuck· fifth 40-win season in four of their final five UCF had the nlost wins the last six years. series in the A-Sun. in Division I baseball. leads the· way at I Regional I Track and field closes out the season with strong showing DAVID DECANDIS Contributing Writer

Five members of the UCF track and field team qualified for the NCAA East Regional meet, but only four were able to make the trek to Randall's Island, N.Y., ~t week The lone freshman qualifier, Vicky Chin, who qualified for het first regional competition by win­ ning the A-Sun Conference triple-jump title, decided not to compete at Icahan Stadium because ofa lower leg injury. Tiffany Roebuck, who has been a rock for the ) Knights throughout her career at UCF, did compete and was impressive as usual. Tµe junior thrower made her "second appearance at the regional meet. She qualified in all three of her events - hammer throw, shot put and the discus. Roebuck opted not to throw discus at the meet because of a nagging ankle injury, instead focusing on her other events. Roebuck holds the UCF records in both other events, and was rariked 15th in the region in the ham­ mer throw and 26th in the shot put. On Friday, the first day of competition, Roebuck placed 11th in the hammer throw posting a mark of 169 feet, 11 inches. On Saturday, the final dlly of competition she fin­ ished 16th in the shot put with a rriark of 45 feet, 3.15 inches. · Senior co-captain Ann-Louise Larsen made her third trip to the NCAA regional, and was trying for the final time to advance to national championships. The high jumper holds the UCF record for her event, · and had surpassed the regional qualifying mark eight · times this season. Larsen was also in a five-way tie for BRANDON HELWIG I UCFSPORTS.COM No. 11 in the nation and fifth in the region going into UCF's late-season struggles left catcher Drew Butera with plenty to ponder this weekend in the Knights' unsuccessful bid t~ win the A-Sun tournament, Stetson was the eventual winner. competition. At the Regional, the co-captain finished in 12th place with a jump of 5- 7 V4.

PLEASESE E LATE ON AB 1 A late season collapse leaves baseball • ·natters may • NANDOUT have won this A season that started off so battle, but we I promising for UCF falls apart with May struggles win the war f MATT DUNAWAY Senior Staff Writer What do Stetson fans and

I Five weeks ago the UCF baseball team was 35-8, and well on its Heat fans have in common? way to another NCAA Regional appearance. Then disaster struck as _the Knights concluded the regular season dropping three of its final It is with great remorse and a deep sense of nau­ , four Atllintic Sun series. sea that I bring this shocking news to you; Stetson UCF hoped to regain its early season form last weekend atthe A­ fans have something to be happy about this week Sun tournament, but the Knights went 2-2, ultimately being eliminat­ · And of course, it goes without saying that this is a ed by Florida Atlantic on championship Saturday. horrible week It was UCF's rival, Stetson, playing the ultimate spoiler, claiming Some how, some way the Hatters played good the automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals, upending Florida Atlantic. baseball over the weekend, capturing the A-Sun tour­ UCF finished the season 42-18, but ended up on the outside look­ nament title. The win gives the Hatters an automatic ing in as the NCAA· bids were given out to 64 teams late Monday j bid to the NCAA Regional. · morning. The Knights weren't one of them Not only did they beat UCF in the first round, "I thought we had a chance, but when I saw Oklahoma, North­ continuing the Knights' recent woes on the diamond, western State, St. John's [get in as at-large teams], I knew;' Coach Jay I I but some how the BRANDON HELWIG I UCFSPORTS.COM Bergman told the Orlando Sentinel Monday. "The way we finished Hatters · found a the month ofMay was not in our favor at all. We had a good year, but De.e Brown, left, had a record-breaking season for the Knights this year. Unfortunately for him and his teammates UCF did not advance to the NCAA Regional despite 42 wins. way to end the · we just didn't win the games when we really needed to win them" Knights' season, Those recent struggles that Bergman spoke of carried over to the The Knights used that momentum and evened the game with two indirectly. A-Sun tournamept as Stetson sent the Knights to the loser's bracket runs in the home half of the frame. UCF loaded the bases, and Drew In the tourna­ in the UCF's first tournament game. Butera scored a run on a wild pitch. Matt Ray's RBI groundout tied · ment's champi­ Wednesday night's 8-5 loss to the Hatters did not provid~ a rever­ the score. . onship game the sal .in fortune that the Knights had been hoping for at the tourna- Brian Bocock started the fifth inning for Stetson with a single, and Hatters took ori ment's outset. . advanced to second on a wild pitch. The Hatters grabbed a 5-4 advan­ Florida Atlantic THE EXTRA POINT Starter Ray Rodriguez got off to a rocky start in the first inning tage when Bocock scored on a RBI groundout by Braedyn Pruitt. . University and beat · walking three batters as well as hitting a batter. That led to four Stet­ Stetson added three insurance runs in the eighth inning extending the Owls. ANDY VASQUEZ son runs capped by a Jon Still three-run homer. the lead to 8-4. Nick Palmisano and Adam Tindle picked up RBis. The Owls were Sports Editor Stetson had opportunities and took advantage of it and that was Tindle capped the frame scoring on a passed b~ going to make it to the whole difference in the ballgame," Bergman said "That has just Stetson starter Chris Ingoglia kept the Knights guessing throwing the NCAA Regional win or l.ose, because of their been the way we have played this month." seven strong innings. It was the first time that UCF lost to Stetson in solid record over the course of the season, but Stet­ ' UCF chipped away at the deficit with a RBI single by Kevin Rich­ A-Sun tournament action. son winning meant that the at-large bid would go to mond in the second, and a John Michael Howell sacrifice fly making The Knights didn't go down without a fight as Tim Bascom threw the Owls, instead of the Knights. Thus making Stet­ it 4-2. a complete game for the Knights shutting down Gardner-Webb 3-0 son fans everywhere happy, because they not only Rodriguez's woes continued into fourth inning issuing his fifth on Thursday afternoon. It was a day after the Bulldogs knocked off beat our Knights, but kept us out of the Regional as walk of the game. He was pulled in favor of Matt Rhodes who got an top-seeded Troy. well. inning-ending double play with the bases loaded to keep the game at Now normally I would be mad beyond words, but 4-2. PLEASE SEE POSTSEASON ON AS here is a message to all you Stetson fans. Have fun in the A-Sun next year, we have bigger fish to fry. Now I can't think oftoo many things more annoy­ ing than Stetson supporters, but all you brand­ ' "We had a good year, but we just didn't win games when we needed to win them." spankin' new Miami Heat fans have reached that- level - UCF COACH JAY BERGMAN, COMMENTING TO THE ORLANDO SENTINEL MONDAY, ON THE KNIGHTS NOT ADVANCING • PLEASE SEE ONE MORE ON AS l ' • State & Nation • Florida International football tively gravitated to Grant in the Postseason halted by O.wls locker room following every program on three-year probation • MIAMI - Florida Interna­ game. tional's· three-year-old football "This hurt me as much as program was placed on three anything I've ever been associ­ ' years probation by the NCAA ated with as a university presi­ on Monday after an internal dent," ScP.midly said. "This is investigation revealed an assis­ tough, real tough. It wasn't • tant coach committed offsea­ about Vernon as a football sori football workout viola­ player. It was about Vernon as a tions. leader, the kind of person he • The unidentified assistant was and the kind of student he coach - fired by the school - was. He was exceptional in supervised and conducted off­ every regard." season practice, illegal under • NCAA rules. The sanctions Key UTEP player skips senior don't include any loss of schol­ season to attend to ill mother arships or reductions in post­ .EL PASO, Texas - Giovan- . season play or television ni St. .Am.ant, who was.part of • appearances. the turnaround of the Univer­ "It is my sense that the sity of Texas at El Paso's bas­ NCMs decision was to give us ketball program over the last • one year of probation for each three seasons, will be leaving ofthe seasons in which a viola­ the team to be with his ill tion occurred," FIU Athletic mother. Director Rick Mello said. 'We "It is with deep. regret that • are relieved. to have all of this due to my mother's illness I am behirid us and that no student­ leaving UTEP," St. Amant said athletes will be negatively in·a written release. · impacted." · St. Amant, who would have • The Violations will also not been a senior this season, set . .... affect FIU's plans to move into freshman records for points : Division I-A, Mello said. The (407), scoring average 03.6), Golden Panthers are in the sec- . 20-point games (seven) and • ond year of a transition period free throw percentage (82.8 into college football's upper percent) while the Miners echelon and will join the Sun struggled through a 6-24 sea- • Belt Conference in football this, son. . BRANDON HELWIG I UCFSPORTS.COM fall. . As the Miners won 51 games Sophomore Tim Bascom pitched UCF's first co.mplete-game shutout in the A-Sun championship since Mike Maroth in 1998, as the Knights eliminated Gardner-Webb with a 3-0 victory. FIU will hire two assistants and made two NCAA Tourna­ . to help deal with student-ath­ ment appearances in the last • l FROM A7 once again pitching proved to be UCF added three critical runs ing out to end the threat. lete development and athletics two seasons, St. Amant some­ the key as the Knights advanced in the ninth to extend the lead to Alex Fonseca's RBI single in compliance. The name of the times started and sometimes "To get nine innings and a with a 5-1 victory over the Tro­ 5-1. John-Michael Howell broke the third inning extended the fired assistant wori't be came off the bench. shutout from a starter makes jans. 11\Jut of a slump with a single to FAU lead to 4-2. revealed because it is an inter­ "This is a situation where I coaching pretty easy," Bergman Darren Newlin gave up one score a run, while Butera walked UCF started the sixth with nal school matter. can't say I'm totally surprised, said "I think Tim really threw his unearned run in seven-plus with the bases loaded. Ryan back-to-back singles, including "It wa.s very important to but I can ·say I'm disappointed change better today. That was innings turning in pne ofhis best Bono was hit by a pitch to force another RBI single picked, up by our institution as we went and sad," UTEP Coach Doc · the best we have seen it this sea­ career performances. in another run. Butera cutting the deficit down through this procedure that we Sadler said at a press confer­ son." ''.Outstanding," Bergman said Billek picked up his first save to 4-3. With Butera on first and set a serious tone for the future ence Thursday. "Gio did a lot Bascom joined elite company "That is what we had to have and of the season getting the game no outs, Bono bunted into a dou­ of our program," Mello said. for this program over the fast picking up his 10th win of the still not go deep in the bullpen winning groundout with the ble play to end the threat. three years. His mom became season. He is now tied for sixth in since we have to win two games bases ~oaded in the ninth. The Knights got the leadoff Oklahoma football player funeral very, very sick last year and single-season history at UCF. tomorrow." Despite the victory, UCF man on in the sixth, seventh and attended by 2,000 mourners · spent six months in the hospi­ With his six strikeouts, Bascom · Newlin was masterful picking stranded 13 runners, missing sev­ eighth inning. However in each DUNCANVILLE, Texas - tal." also moved into sixth place in the up his ninth win of the season eral opportunities by striking out ·frame UCF hit into double plays About 2,000 family members, "I visited with Gio and his single-season annals with ll3 holding the Trojans to one and grounding into double plays stalling the comeback effort. friends and teammates gath­ mother this morning on the strikeouts. unearned run on three hits with with runners on. Shapland's big day continued ered to mourn the death and phone, and they confirmed it The last time a UCF pitcher four strikeouts. After lasting just Those problems would come in the ninth picking up his fourth · celebrate the life of Oklahoma was better for him to be closer tossed a complete-gam~ shutout two innings in a start at Troy dur­ back to bite the Knights the very RBI of the day making it 5-3. State football player Vernon to home," Sadler said. "I don't in the postseason was current ing tl.ie regular season, Newlin next day as Florida Atlantic elim­ Mike McBryde finished UCF George Grant Jr. foresee Gio coming back to Major Leaguer Mike Maroth was able to make the most of his inated · UCF, 5-3 on Saturday off in order in the ninth yielding G~ant died Monday in an UTEP - except to visit." against Jacksonville State in the second time around afternoon. just one hit in three innings of automobile accident. His St. Amant of Long Beach, 1998 A-Sun Baseball Champi­ "It was a simple formula for Just like the Stetson game to relief for his 10th save of the sea­ funeral was held on Saturday at Calif., leaves UTEP with 848 onship. Maroth tossed a two-hit­ me today;" Newlin said "I was start the tournament, the Blue son. the Inspiring Body of Christ career points and a career free­ ter against the Gamecocks. able to get ahead in the count and Wave took a quick 3-0 lead in the Boili; starting pitchers were Church, only a few blocks from . throw percentage of 79.6 per­ "I felt really good with the that was a key today." top ofthe first off a Jonathon Sha­ marvelous in the fourth day of Duncanville High School, cent. • · extra day of rest and I had a lot Troy took a 1-0 advantage in pland three-run blast to right tournament action. Chris Salberg where he had been a football more break on my curve ball the fifth inning manufacturing a field That was the only hit that who was making his second start and track star. . Tums out Grambling never today;" Bascom said "I was able run on a RBI single by Bryan starting pitcher Mike Billek of the tournament threw a gutsy OSU Coach Mike Gundy owned trademark to helmet logo to throw my change for strikes, Madril allowed in the inning, but FAU 6.0 innings holding UCF to three and former OSU Coach Les GRAMBLING, La. - It which I haven't been able to do The Knights rallied in the sev­ capitalized on an error and a runs on four hits with five strike­ Miles joined assistant coaches turns out · Grambling State all year and I had all three pitch­ enth with two runs. With the walk to score three runs in the outs. and dozens of Grant's high never owned the oval G logo it es working for strikes." bases loaded and one out, Brown frame. UCFs Bliek threw well for the school and college teammates has used on its football helmets P l UCF did all of its damage in hit a grounder to Troy third base­ The Knights responded with Knights in his seven innings, after at the service. for almost 31 years. the fourth inning. Matt Horwath man Jared Keel. He decided to two runs in the home half of the. throwing the final 1.2 innings "I was very fortunate to The school created a furor . drew a leadoff walk, and moved throw home attempting to cut first. Brown started the scoring against Troy the day before. · Coach Vernon Grant in col­ among its fans when it e. to third base on single by Dee down a run the tying run, but the with a single to right scoring Ray. "I thought MikeJiad one ofhis lege,'' said Miles, who is now announced last week that it Brown. Two runs crune across to throw hit Tyson Auer. The ball UCF got a break when FAU right best starts in a long time," Coach at Louisiana State Uni­ planned to design a new athlet­ break the scoreless tie on a Mar­ bounced into the UCF dugout as fielder Tim Mascia lost the ball Bergman said versity. "He lived life. He lived ic logo because the school has shall Bernhard single., Later in two Knights crossed the plate. in the sun as a fly ball dropped in The Knights left their mark in on the edge. He touched all of no legal way to make anyone the frame, Butera knocked in Mike Billek replaced Newlin behind him to score Ray from its final run in the A-Sun as the 1,lS. He filled up all our lives." pay for using the current one. Bernhard for the final margin of with UCF nursing a 2-1 lead in second all-time leader posting 29 tourna­ A veteran of 27 college The trademark had lapsed, 3-0. the eighth. With the tying run on With two outs ~d bases ment wins, en route to six league starts, the 21-year-old Grant officials said. But school The Knights' victory set the base, Billek struck out A-Sun loaded, Bono walked to force in championships. ·ucF will com­ was a small but tenacious records show that, i:n reality, stage for an elimination game Player of the Year Adam Godwin UCF's second run. UCF's chance pete in Conference USA next wiefensive back who 'finished the school didn't even apply against regular season champion and coaxed a foul ball out from for a big inning evaporated when season. second on the team in tackles for a trademark on the oval G Troy on Friday afternoon, and Blake Green to end Troy's threat Richmond left the bases full foill- his sophomore .year. He would until Jan. 14, '1997, and was have been a senior this fall. turned down in February 1998. Grant was an Academic All­ The design was too close to Big 12 honoree who was on previously registered trade­ course to receive a mechanical marks, according to paperwork ·Late arriving pole costly to Fowke engineering degree. He also provided by GSU spokes­ was the president of OSU's woman Vickie Jackson. chapter of the Omega Psi Phi The Green Bay Packers FROM A7 3/4, and ran a 14.07 in the prelim­ come going into the competition. able to qualify for the NCAA inary heats of the 100-meter hur­ Her pole was not delivered to the Championship - only the top fraternity. hold the trademark. They've Even though Vicky Chin dles, but missed the cut for the meet until 15 minutes before her five in each event qualify. But friends said he will best used their oval G since 1961. could not compete in regional final races. event, meaning she couldn't "I am very encouraged by the be remembered for his ability ' The NFL club says it grant­ competition her older sister, "Diana had a solid hurdle properly warm-up before vault­ future of this program," Mansur­ to live life to the fullest and ed limited permission to use a Diana, did compete and tried to race," Coach Marcia Mansur­ ing. It proved costly as Fowke Wentworth said ' inspire others. similar mark to the University make a statement in her first­ Wentworth said of the junior's was unable to register a vault Four of the five who quali­ OSU President David of Georgia (in 19'64) and to ever trip to the Regional. Going performance. • during the competition. fied for regional competition Schmidly and Athletic Direc­ Grambling. into her events she was ranked Sophomore pole vaulter Katie Overall Mansur-Wentworth are underclassmen and there tor Harry Birdwell both said Grambling's application 17th in the region in the long Fowke went in to competition was pleased with her team's per- . were others on the team who Grant was special. . , was listed as "abandoned" on jump and 25th in the 100-meter ranked 28th in the region holding fonnance this year and especial:. . qualified for the regional com­ "Sorry; guys, of all the guys Dec. 18, 1998, causing some hurdles. Diana Chin finished in the UCF record with a vault ofl2 ly with the participants in the petition in previous years, but on our team I think I loved Ver­ confusion. the Top 25 of the region in the feet. The bar wasn't the only regional competition, despite the did not qualify this year that non most," Birdwell said. "He Jackson said school officials long jump with a distance ofl8-7 obstacle that Fowke had over- fact none of her athletes were will be returning. was terrific. I dqn't know why have held on-again, off-again he died. But I do know why he discussions about a new design li~ed. Vernon Grant taught us since 1998. how to live. He taught us how No one could recall the to love. He taught us how to be exact details ofhow Grambling _One rriore reason to rOot against the Yankees a teammate. He taught us how gained permission to use the

tb set high goals. He taught us logo - or why the school wait­ ~ I FROM A7 and the New Orleans Hornets, at ference Finals. You true fans that the Yankees would not to care at the right moment ed so long to attempt to gain its the buzzer of game one in the know who you are. make the playoffs. Since that and time." own trademark. Is it just me, or is the Miami first round ring a bell? But, if you ran full speed and time the Yankees have been the Schmidly, a former Texas · Heat fan base starting to grow Where were all the Heat fans jumped on the bandwagon with ·hottest team in baseball - Tecli president, said he instinc- -- FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS .. faster than the demand for Tick­ then? · arms wide open on July 13, 2004, you're welcome Yankees fans ~ c:. le Me Elmo dolls in the late There is nothing wrong with - the day the Heat signed Shaq but that's besides the point. I 1990s? this new-found surge of support - and have been clinging on for stand by my guarantee. Suddenly people all over for the Heat, any time a local dear life ever since, shut up. Ill the Opinions section you Florida that don't even like to team is .successful, people gravi­ Stop talking about how good can find a letter sent to me by watch basketball are suddenly tate to that team and support it. "your" Heat are, because I don't one of our millions of devoted sitting at home. in red T-shirts What is wrong is all these want to hear it and the real Heat readers. He essentially told me with "Miami Heat are No. 1" new fans, who don't know what fans don't want to hear it either. to put my money where my ..) ~ foam fingers, every other night they are talking about, running ,Recently a so-called Heat fan mouth was, and so I shall. cheering for their team. their mouth like Dick Vitale said to me 'We've waited so long I marantee the Yankees OK all you virgin Heat fans. about how good the Heat are. for this, it's just our time." won't make the playoffs, but if , . ,. Do any ofyou know who Damon Here's a new rule: Ifyou were Right, 17 years is an eternity. they do I will wear an "I love Jones is? Does· the name Rasul a Miami Heat fan on or before Tell that to the fans of the Indi­ Derek Jeter'' shirt and a Yankees Butler ring a bell? July 12, 2004 you can say what­ ana Pacers, Phoenix Suns or the hat on the .front page of the - Since you are such loyal and ever you want. Denver Nuggets, all franchises Sports section of the Future. devoted fans, you must remem­ You can rub in the fact that that have been around over Only those who know me can ii., berwatching the Heat last year in · the Heat has been the best team twice as long as the Heat and understand the kind of pain that the playoffs? Does Dwyane in the East all year long, and the never captured an NBA Chani­ would bring to my heart. Wade hitting one of the most fact that they have completely pionship . · •,4J 1 memorable shots .of the post sea­ outplayed the Pistons through Final~, two weeks ago I Andy Vasquez cafl,be reached at { D~~ID MCDANIEL I ASSOCIATED PR~ . son, when, he beat Baron Davis three games of the Eastern Con- wrote a~ column guaranteeing [email protected] 1 Oklahoma State footbai\' playe; Vemon Grant died i

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OKAY, IJ:° I TAKE: ASTl<'ONOMY THAT'S GONNA l<'AISE: MY -- Offenders need TUITION 5"1' TWE:NTY CHIPS. "-'T"_.-..._-.... .J more than faith ·T he issue of separation of people the opportunity to believe tain, the question remains church and state has long in a higher power and it gives whether or not a Muslim or Jew been debated and is one of them something to embrace would be offered the same alter- those issues that will last forever when hard times arise. Unfortu­ . native to prison as a Christian. so long as both government and nately, religious diversity also What is certain is that these are religion exist. gives birth to conflict and contro­ repeat offenders that Caperton is A Kentucky judge has taken it versy, which is why it has no offering this alternative to and if upon himselfto further ignite place_in our state and national they're repeating a crime then

) this highly debated issue by offer­ government. something obviously isn't work­ ing drug and alcohol offenders The biggest flaw of Caperton's ing. the option to attend church faith-instead-of-prison theory is Caperton defends himself by instead ofgoing into rehabilita-' that some people simply can't be saying that he offers ''worship tion programs or even jail. Dis­ trusted. This is a situation of a services" instead of church, but it trict judge Michael Caperton has judge offering an alternative to is well known that he is a devout been offering the option as a way prison that features very little ·Christian and that could compro­ to "help people and their fami­ punishment or recourse other mise his ability to possess an lies." than maybe having to sit through open mind when dealing with The first laughable aspect of lectures on life. .Let's forget for a offenders of different religious this claim is that Caperton is second that most instances of orientation. . implying that he believes some of violence stem from sicknesses It's not a matter of Christianity _ From spelling bees to the these offeriders actually want caused by habitual alcohol and versus the world either. Anyone help. Who's to say that most of drug abuse and concentrate on in Caperton's situation might not these drug and alcohol addicts the fact that any offender could . be able to draw a line between ) Heat, it's either.in or out - and violators aren't so caught up walk into Caperton's courtroom personal belief and a sense of reli­ in their toxin-induced lifestyle and tell the judge that he'll pledge gious diversity simply because that they don't want to be himself to Jesus if it n:ieans escap­ some people hold their own reli- As much as I watch tele­ already setting in, I thought helped? Ac;:cording to the Mayo ing a prison yard beating. How . gious beliefs stronger than others. vision these days I find I'd throw a little "In and Clinic, an estimated 19.5 million hard is it for a person dealing .Diversity is why Caperton's myself increasingly amazed Out" list your way just so Americans over the age ofl2·use with drug-related charges to tell idea can never work and needs to at the nonsense some of the you can catch up on the drugs, and that's only the popula­ Caperton he believes church, in be removed from his courtroom. cable networks fill their air things you should - and tion that abuses illegal sub­ the place of jail, could save him? Aside from the fact that some space with. definitely shouldn't - be stances. There is no way that by It's a pretty simple process. drug and alcohol addicts desper~ ,"--. VIIl and E! are the dirti­ doing. simply offering a few trips to · Not only is this unfair to the ately need intensive help, religion est violators when it comes In - Earning money the church that all df these people, let offender because it harms his and law can't be mixed solely for to airing nonsense, mainly old fashioned way. You ) alone a decent fraction, could chances of being rehabilitated, the reason of diversity. because of pop culture know, through online poker give up an addiction. Some drugs but it so obviously closes the · Caperton needs to understand watchdog shows like Best MOUTHING OFF or betting on college are too strong and some people door to anyone who does not that there's a rea5on no other Week Ever and The Soup. ASHLEY BURNS . lacrosse games. are far too incapable of resisting share Caperton's faith. Caperton court in the nation offers this These shows don't bother Managing Editor Out - Earning money the urge. has reportedly offered this reli­ kind of alternative sentencing me because they poke fun through frivolous lawsuits. . Religion is an important gious awakening to 50 offenders, and that reason is because it just at the worst of reality TV A man is supposedly threat­ aspect oflife because it offers and while their faith is not cer- doesn't work. and celebrity behavior, but because they ening a lawsuit against SeaWorld because a showcase people we've never heard of who dolphin hit him in the eye. In a related story, really have no place making fun of celebri­ SeaWorld has raised the price of admission ties. for idiots. OUR STANCE Yes, it is hypocritical for me to say these In - Vintage-looking T-shirts. They're people can't make fun of celebrities but the just fun. I have a closet full of them. Sure, fact remains that I am funny ~d they are they'll be out in a few months when some­ not. thing like Hypercolor or tie-dye sweeps us But one of my biggest weaknesses when off our feet again, but who can't enjoy this it comes to these shows - and tabloid mag­ fad? -' Women poised azines, for that matter - are lists. I love Out - I swea,r on Katie Holmes' sham stuff like the 100 Greatest Celebrity Oops relationship with Tom Cruise that I am say­ Moments or the 100 Most.Metal Moments. ing this for the last time - flipped-up col- ) This stuff is simply entertaining. for presidency Therefore, with summer boredom PLEASE SEE SINGING ON A10 ver the last several years pletion of the current presiden­ greater success. READER VIEWS 0 the media has speculated tial term. Such a p~ is consid­ A report by CNN earlier this over ·a broad range of ered unlikely by many legitimate York Post have led to anti-U.S. sentiment, ) week speculated over the possi­ women who may campaign for news sources, and would involve · bility of first lady Laura Bush A few endearing words and you go so fa!' as to claim that "these the U.S. presidency in upcoming the resignation of current Vice removing her hat as homemaker for an 'Enduring Spirit' irresponsible publications have caused the elections. While-some of these President, Dick Cheney, as well and throwing it into the 2008 Thanks for your article on Becky Dedo death of troops ... including eight troops speculations have been reminis­ as a lengthy and complicated race for the presidency. In the ["Enduring Spirit," May 18]. She is a coura­ (who) have died within a two-day period." cent oftabloid gossip, others appointment process. report, Lynne Cheney addressed geous young woman, and your artiCJ1e will These claims are extreme and unsub­ have provoked heated emotions Rumors of this type are not the concerns of those who feel do much to give our communities a much stantiated. Political violence in Afghanistan and natiollal debate. new to the scene of American the Bush family will soon greater empathy for people suffering the was not, according to U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Former first lady and current politics, and there are, in fact, a become an unparalleled political results of traumatic brain injuries. Karl Eikenberry, commander of the Com­ U.S. Sen. Hilary Rodham Clinton number of women who have run dynasty. In good humor, Mrs. She is also one of the outstanding alumni bined Forces in Afgh~stan, connected to was among the first of these for the offices in speculation. Cheney joked that ifthere was and "overcomers" of UCF. The Future arti­ the Newsweek report. And violence against women said to be gunning for The first such womart was Vic­ going to be a Bush dynasty, a · cle will also help Becky with her plans to U.S. forces in Iraq is not a result of New America's top public office. In toria Woodhull, who ran for woman should be the next mem­ help others through their program Give­ York Post photos - I challenge you to prove . fact, rumors that she harbored president on the Equal Rights ber of the family to rise to Back, Inc., which might be worthy of anoth- . that it is. ambitions of one day calling the Party ticket in 1872. Since pio­ power, indicating Laura Bush for er follow-up article. I feel sure that con­ Another problem with your editorial is oval office her own surfaced well neers such as Woodhull broke the role of president. tributing writer Michael Schutz could help your complete ignorance about the primary · before her husband and former the gender barrier in politics, Although numerous failed you with that article also. Thanks ag:tln. cause of ongoing violence in Afghanistan President Bill Clinton brought more than a dozen women have attempts and arguably ridicu­ and Iraq - the U.S. military's occupation of the office to a new level of fame unsuccessfully campaigned for lous rumors may have hurt the - DR. WILLIAM R. STEPP both countries (which is itself violent and l with the Monica Lewinsky scan­ the U.S. presidency. Many credibility of women running PASTOR, MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WEST PALM BEACH unpopular in both countries). Furthermore, dal. Even though the senator did women have also run as vice for top level offices in the U.S. your blame-the-press attitude only insulates not plan a campaign for the presidential candidates repre­ government, the gender has Columnist needs to back the Bush administration from the blame it recent 2004 elections, and insists senting third-party tickets. . made irrefutable advances in so richly deserves for the catastrophic mess that she has no immediate Although most women who ) the field. Within only the last uo Yankee-bashing rant it has created in the region. The press designs on the office, rumors of have campaigned for one ofthe five years, historical firsts for 'This is regarding the staff column about deserves plenty of blame for this mess her ambitions continue to domi­ top two public offices in Ameri­ the gender have included a Rasheed Wallace, which then took a 180- because it gave a free pass to Bush to con­ ) ilate the media. ca have failed markedly, one woman serving as the head of degree turn into a Yankee-bashing article duct these disastrous wars. If you want to Sen. Clinton is not, however, woman made history as the first her party in congress (Democ­ ["Sick and tired of these guarantees," May blame the press for sorpething, blame it for the only high-profile female to run as vice president on a , rat Nancy Pelosi), the state of 18]. It is too bad because the beginning of supporting these criminal wars. rumored to be after the U.S. major party's ticket. The woman, Washington becoming the first · the commentary was a good one, but when The most egregious lack of ethics in presidency. Garnering an equal Geraldine Ferraro,,ran as the state to have a female governor. Sports Editor Andy Vasquez made a person­ America result from the Bush administra­ amount ofattention have been running mate of democratic­ and two women serving in the al attack on the Yankees, the writing took a tion's policies, not from a New5"'eek story allegations that current Secre­ hopeful Walter Mondale in 1984. U.S. Senate simultaneously. turn for the worse. _ that was_reviewed by the Pentagon. tary of State Dr. Condoleezza Despite the pair's eventual loss Whether media sensationalism If you want to attack the Yankees, Red - DANIEL MYCEL Rice may campaign for the office to the Republican Party, repre­ and water cooler discussions Sox, Cowboys or New York Rangers - all in 2008. More daring sources sented by Ronald Reagan and turn into 2008 campaigns teams with close to $200 million payrolls - that may be more appropriately George H. Bush, her campaign remains to be seen. Either way, make the article about overspending, or referred to as conspiracy theo­ served as a milestone in history, voters can be assured the most teams not succeeding after overspending. . Editorial prime example of rists suggest a top secret plan and may have opened the door likely female candidates will It would also be effective to say some­ irresponsible journalism that will place Rice in the office for the efforts of future female continue to attract significant thing at the end like, "If the Yankees make Your editorial about the media and ethics of vice president before the com- contenders to be met with media attention. the playoffs I will be on the front cover of is irresponsible. It cites the Newsweek the Future wearing a Yankee shirt, but I report as the cause of violence in don't think that will happen so I am not Afghanistan, yet U.S. Gen. Meyers and worried." Hamid Karzai (President of Afghanistan) This would be more effective than sim­ have denied that the Newsweek report con­ ply, "the Yankees won't make the playoffs." The Cen/rolP/orida n1ture Is a free independa!t campus newspaper sening the lhmmity of c.entral Rorida. Opinions in lhe Puh1re are lhose of the indMdual columnist and not necessarily those tributed to the violence there. of the editorial stall or lhe University Adminislration. All oonlalt Is propeny of the CenlrtllFlbritfo Ft1h1re and inay not be repdnted In part or In "!tole "11hout permission from lhe publisher. -ED LUTHER Furthermore, Scott McClellan, the White MANAGING EDITOR ...... As hley Burns ADV!iRTISING DIRECl'OR ...... Mark L.'tilaris Advertising: 407-447-4558 CP. 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Questions? Call 407-823-6397 (UCF-NEWS). Alo June 1,2005 • (enmtl :flotiba :future ------~------'-'-'--'------( Singing to Ashlee is a crime· against mankind ( ( FROM A9 aired but it was just plain Out-Guys who creepy. Qµite frankly, I don't lars are so freaking out it isn't think half of the words they even funny. Why people think sing along with used even exist. They're all this trend is so cool eight Ashlee Simpson dirty liars. months after it was popular In - Unfortunately, trash­ for maybe two weeks makes songs in bars. I ing the Miami Heat seems to ( me want to staple my bottom be the biggest trend in the lip to a helicopter blade. apologize to half sporting world right now. The In - Guys who like Kelly Heat won eight playoff games Clarkson's music. That's right, the patrons of the in a row - two without I'm not afraid to say it. 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In - Rapper Jay-Z allow­ CD away from they've done the Heat are still ing his brilliant Black Album being able to give being given ridiculous titles to be re-hashed with classic like "sleeping giants" by rock records by random disc birth. sports media monsters like jockeys over the past year. ESPN. The DJ Danger Mouse mix is essentially assuring that she Miami had the best record unbelievable and even the will be paid to party every in the Eastern Conference Linkin Park collaboration is night and further run her life this year. The Heat are led by pretty good. But this one into the gutter. In fact, Reid' the most dominant player in barely made it because after will become the first person the history of the game ' (' I ~ new versions you start to to have two E! shows when (Shaq) and they also feature realize that "99 Problems" is her True Hollywood Story the NBA'.s next Michael Jor­ ·------·"""' ~ ~ ~ ~·,..=--~· the same no matter what. will likely debut a new chap­ dan - sorry LeBron - in No ~ppolfttlJlenfs , , 1 Out - Wait for it ... just a ter within the next year. Wade. All of that and Miami o I few more seconds ... there we In - Watching the Scripps still doesn't get the credit it I go ... Rapper Jay-Z allowing National Spelling Bee on deserves. his brilliant Black Album to ESPN. Sure, these kids aren't A sleeping giant is an f·REE . be re-hashed with classic rock exactly a pack of Fonzi's, but underrated team comprised of_ records by random DJs. I they take this competition breakout candidates that - Prolessional knew this puppy only had a seriously and to them it's would shock everyone with a . few seconds left. cool. As a former champion big seasoIL The Heat hasn't In - No-talent celebrities of the Coral Springs Middle been underrated until now Car wash with ( J like Nicole Richie cleaning up School spelling bee, I say rock and no one was shocked when their party animal images and on to the dorkiest of dorks in .they had the season they had Oil.Change! - removing themselves from this year's competition - and this year. I guess only an NBA Just off the corner of the public spotlight because if any of them faints this year title can salvage D-Wade and University and Goldenrod. they understand their 15 min-· I will try my hardest not to Company the respect they universny '"va utes of fame was up months laugh. desperately deserve. ~:::4 ago. . Out - Watching the Out - The Pistons in six. 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Avalon Realty • Or Call Melissa@ 407-354-2085 Call 321-297-5886 · Call 609-654-8582 or email will pay $100 towards rent for first 4 mos Call Eric Voss 407-489-0877 [email protected] in '05 Contact Jackie @ 407-362-2956 Looking for 2 roommates to share 3/2.5 Email: [email protected] house. Great location just 5 min from Room for rent, 2 miles from UCF. ***1st MONTH FREE*** Condo for sale ·near Waterford Lakes. UCF. $400/mo with internet and all Spacious home w/ pool. Bd & ba avail for F in Pegasus Move in mid-July. 3 units avail. Classified Sales Rep utilities included. N/S. No pets. No $400/mo util incl. Contact Steve Landing 4/4. Discounted rent, 1,2, and 3 bedrooms. lease req. Avail immediately. Call 305-281-3104, 407-736-0064, $470/mo incl all util, ethernet, w/d, Eric Voss w/ Avalon 407-489-0877 Needed for ttie Central Florida 407:677-5349 or 407-252-3642 or email [email protected] shuttle. Great roommates. Lease til Future. Must be comfortable making [email protected] end of July. Call 352-585-3164. 2/2 Condo for sale. $165k 1100 sq ft. outbound sales calls. Exp pref. Located in Seminole County. Includes New Smyrna Beach Earning potentia.1 unlimited! Base UCF Area. Pre-leasing for summer & fall. SUMMER RENTAL for JUNE/JULY. pool, tennis and basketball courts, new Vacation rental. Townhouse available salary plus commission. Large 4/3 house with 2.5 car garage. Female student needed for 2/2. Free appliances, ceramic tile, and vaulted June 4th-t4th, sleep six, overlooks pool E-mail resume ta Executive homes. All appliances. utilitiies, ethernet hookup, and free ceilings. Please call 407-383-8595 [email protected] and view of ocean.Day:386-345-3407 Quiet Area. $425/rm/mo including all 1 RM in 3 Btf/3 Ba. $530/Mo. shuttle. Call 305-361 -1203 Evening: 386-345-4165 utilities, 407-625-0238 PIT Doggy Daycare Position. ($545 reg price). Includes utllities, Pegasus Pointe Apartment SERVICES BEAGH HOUSE CJCEANFRONT 4/3 home, 3 rooms available, Pool, Hot internet, w/d, cable tv, garbage lfiim Must Love Dogs. Avail now w/ no move-in fees. Bd & ba Vet/Kennel Exp. a plus! GATED COMMUNITY Beautiful, tub, $480/month plus 1/4 of utilities. service, pool, gym. 2·Female avail in 2/2. $550/mo incl all util, ***www.dogdayafternoon.net*** brand new furnishings throughout. Call 407-466-8339 roommates. Deposit req, but ethernet, cable, wld, and shuttle. AVON or MARK! 2bed/2bath, walk to beach/pool. negotiable; Call 954-591-9292 Call 407-628-3844. Female Roommate Wanted Call Lia@ 321-438-6410. Career or pocket money, you decide!­ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- South of St. Augustihe, Palm Coast, FL. . 1O mins from UCF. $400/mo. 1st Month Free & 1/2 Off 2nd Start today! 407-359-8441 or Phone Sales Call Alane 313-881-1306 for details. Experienced, 11/Joney Motivated. 407-227-7579 Pegasus Landing sublease in 4/4 for [email protected] , Only 20 hrs/wk. 5-9p.m. Mon-Fri Aug '05 - July '06. M or F. $505/mo incl Several Beautiful Homes for Rent. SUMMER RENTAL - HOME WANTED $300-600 + other bonuses. util, internet, and furnish'iJd. No move-in UCF/Waterford/Avalon areas. ' May-Aug, $400/mo. $100 deposit, 2 20 people to lose weight. Call Nick 407-467-4102. Two w/ POOL. $1225-$1950. f~es. Earlier move-in avail. LOOKING FOR DISCOUNTS? Dr. recommended. Cash incentives. Rooms Avail.Hi-speed cable, Deck, Yard, Call Kevin @ 352-406-2824. · C21 RE Profs. 407-592-9221 Prvt parking, Bring bed, 10-min UCF, TV'S & ELECTRONICS 1-800-955-6292. NEW TOWNHOME, GREAT LOCATION Maid service free $100 Off 1st Mo Rent. No Fees including but not limited to video games GRE/GMAT TEST PREP- $199 312.5, $1500/mo plus util. 941-812-5120,941-795-3008 Female for 2/2 @ Pegasus Pointe. DVD's/players, Digital cameras etc. The Learning Curve ·······www. BUYTVSNOW. COM******** Incl lawn maintenance. NEED A PLACE TO STAY FOR THE Move in after April 30. $560 per mo. 407-657-6426 ACCOUNTING CLERK Call 407-443-7340. SUMMER? 1 M roommate wanted, 3/2/2 Includes utilities, cable tv, ethernet, w/d, [email protected] Cognoscenti Health Institute is seeking a MOVING SALE house, pool, fenced yard, fu.rn/unfurn rm ucf shuttle. Quiet roommate, www.thelearningcurvesolution.com person w/ exp in Accounts Payable and GOT FRIENDS? Pioneer big screen tv, $400. avail. 5 min from UCF & VCC. Avail Call Sarah @ 407-620-7623 • PO systems including Peachtree and Fully furn beautiful 5/3 home mlns White pull-out couch, $200. Frustrated? Need Assistance? now till Sept. $450/mo + 1/4 power. Call Excel. Competitive pay and full benefits. from UCF. $695/mo per person. All Summer Sublease in 412 at Pegasus Weight set - 4 in 1 machine, bench Term Paper Help? Brad@ 407-808-8039 Submit resume to Shane Bryant at util, cable, internet, housekeeping, Point. $400/mo. Utilities included, press, flat bench, 650 lbs weights, Call our professionals. With over 20 [email protected] or fj/d, and shuttle. Woods. $485/mo. util. incl., ethernet, LONELY? $700 mo. Call 407-496-0888. Call Rodney @ 321-438-6410. W/D, cable. No Pets. Avail now. Call Find a roommate, make a friend HOMES FOR RENT 407-828-2664 daytime or 407-654-4699 1 bd/ba for lease in 4 bd apt located at Place an ad in the UCF area 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes after 6 p.m. Pegasus Landing. All M roommates, 2nd UCF AREA HOUSE and apts. for rent. $649 to $1295. and 3rd year students. Take over of (enttal 1forlba 1utui-e 2 female roommates needed for a 4/3 ., Huge 4BD/2BA w/ office. Great Call 407-629-6330 or current lease and contract through July house. Incl. all util + hot tub. Brand new Classifieds , neighborhood, fenced-in yd. Pets ok! www.ORLre'\t.com to view our 2006 @ $495. New leases are,1 Olmo. home less than 1Jnir\ from UCF in ~vail immediately. Exct!lent Price!!! rentals. RBfJIAX 200 Realty. 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