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A D I G I T A L C I T Y 0 R L A N D 0 C 0 M M U N I T Y P A R T N E R (AOL Keyword: Orlando) www.orlando.digitalcity.com Former astronaut to teach at UCF By GWEN R. RHODES for shuttle mission STS-35 in December design, construction, and integration of the being built for a launch by the shuttle in · Assistant News Editor 1990 on the Space Shuttle Columbia and Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope, one of the the year 2000. STS-67 in March 1967 on the Space instruments of NASA's Astro Observatory. Durrance has conducted research and Former astronaut Sam Durrance has Shuttle Endeavour. Dr. Durrance has According to Durrance, seeing Earth directed graduate students at Johns signed on to teach freshman classes at logged over 615 hours in space. from space has changed his career focus. It Hopkins University for the past 15 years. UCF on the history and future of space "They will learn how space technology fostered a desire to create new technology His research interests include the origin technology. . is an integral part of modem life and see for the study and management of the and evolution of the solar system, the A veteran of two space shuttle missions, what the future holds," he added. · Earth's resources. search for planets around other stars, and Durrance will teach and lead some Durrance, who holds a doctorate of phi­ "We are teaching students about the the origin of life. He has published over 60 (. research projects at the UCF-led Florida losophy in astro-geophysics from the space industry in a real world environ­ technical papers about spacecraft opera­ Space Institute at Cape Canaveral Air University of Colorado, was a principal ment," · said Flor~da Space Institute tions, planetary astronomy, adaptive Station. Durrance plans to involve other research scientist in the Department of Director Ron Phillips, who expects about optics, and nuclear physics. astronauts and cosmonauts in the course. Physics and Astronomy at Johns Hopkins 150 students to attend classes this fall. In Durrance is also president of Earth "The students will get to see where space University in Baltimore, Md. He is a co­ addition to learning from the pros, students Systems Technology, a small company history was made and continues to be investigator involved in the flight hard­ will be involved in real projects, such as developing new technology for the study made," said Durrance, a payload specialist ware development, optical and mechanical the earth sensors and the laser satellite and management of.Earth's resources. .UCF Downtown Center offers legal studies degree

By NICOLE KING News Editor

UCF's Downtown Academic Center will offer a full­ time Bachelor of Arts in the Legal Studies program for the first time this fall. "This is an extension of our full program," said Legal Studies Coordinator Frank Ravitch. "Our goal is to offer every core course and some electives down there for legal studies. "For the fall, we have a limited amount of classes offered and only three courses are listed in the schedule book.-Some are in the book and some are not," Ravitch said. "But we are looking at spring as being full time. We hope to offer a few during the summer as well." Some of the courses to be offered include: law and the legal system, legal research and legal writing. Five

i · or six core courses will be offered a semester as well as a few electives. While many of the courses are open to only degree­ seeking students, others have open enrollment. ·The evening courses are designed to introduce students to

See PROGRAM, Page 4 ( UCF South Center now offering credit classes By NICOLE KING "We are trying to build awareness with the faculty and News Editor students that UCF has a center in south ·Orlando," said Duryea. "We polled about 2,200 students· and a lot of UCF's South Orlando Center will offer college credit them didn't even know the center existed." classes for the first time beginning in the fall. Each of In the past, the center has mostly offered non-credit pro­ UCF's five colleges will offer courses at the center. grams such as certification courses and business training The center plans to focus only on upper division, 3000- sessions. 4000 level classes over the next couple of semesters. The center will provide traditional face-to-face classes Grad courses will be offered in the spring and eventually, along with classes based on higher technology. Duryea lower level classes will be added as well. said courses can be viewed at the center from the main South Orlando Center Director John Duryea said the campus on live TV through its interactive TV system or center is targeting UCF students who live in the viewed at the center by videotape through its videotaped Future File Photo Kissimmee and Osceola areas. Duryea said a big problem courses (FEEDS) system. UCF's Downtown Academic Center provides easy for the center is that a lot of people are unaware that UCF access for students seeking law degrees. even has a south center. See ORLANDO, Page 2

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Orlando South's~;~:::· u .. ~ new By NICOLE KING Your Browser & its Friends: • News Editor Configuring Helper Applications: :teGhnol: }~·;· • for the fall semester is 29,700, signifi­ http://[email protected]/intemet Advanced Searching Methods on the cantly higher than the 28,302 enrolled The topics and times offered: Web: last year. This number includes enroll­ Internet Forum: Question & Answer Monday, Sept. 28, 2-3:30 p.m. • ment at the branch campuses: South Open Hours: Saturday, Oct. 10, 12-1 :30 p.m. Orlando Center, Daytona Beach, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 4-7 p.m. Brevard and the Downtown Academic Tuesday, Sept. 29, 4-7 p.m_. · •Lynx Laser service is offering 4 Center. Thursday, Oct. 8, 4-7 p.m. month passes at the UCF Bookstore for • Dan Coleman, director of UCF's Basic Internet 101: $40. Route brochures are available at Department of Institutional_Research Tuesday, Sept. 8, 3-4:30 p.m. Information Booths on campus. During and Planning Support said, "We're Wednesday, Sept. 16, 4-5:30 p.m. the first week of September, Lynx is • expecting more than a 12 percent Saturday, Sept. 26, 12-1:30 p.m. offering deals to the first 50 people off growth at the.branch campuses." Wednesday, Sept. 30, 11 a.m. - 12:30 any Lynx Laser bus: Ninety new full-time faculty mem­ p.m. Sept. 1, 10 a.m. Tuesday moming- bers will be added to the 3,000 regular Searching a Needle in the Internet 50 cents off or buy one get one free employees already at UCF. Haystack: from I Can't Believe It's Yogurt! The number of first time college stu­ Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1-2:30 p.m. Sept. 2, 8 a.m. Wednesday moming- • dents at the university has also Thursday, Sept. 17, 4-5 :30 p.m. 25 percent off Miami Subs increased from 2,562 last year to Friday, Oct. 2, 10-11 :30 a.m. Sept. 3, 10 a.m. Thursday moming- 3, 100 this fall. Saturday, Oct. 3, 12-1 :30 p.m. 10 percent off Knight's Comer Library & Research Connections: Bookstore IN OTHER UCF NEWS: Thursday, Sept. 10, 10-11:30 a.m. Sept. 4, 12 p.m. Friday aftemoon­ Friday, Sept. 18, 10-11 :30 a.m. Free beer at the Mill with any meal •The UCF library is offering several Monday, Oct. 5, 12-1:30 p.m. On August 31, Lynx administrative 90-minute training sessions for stu­ Electronic Periodicals at UCF: offices on East Robinson will be mov­ dents and faculty and how to use Friday, Sept. 11, 10-11:30 a.m. -ing to the Orange County School Netscape and the World-Wide Web. Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2-3:30 p.m. Board Building on West Amelia. • The sessions will be held in the Thursday, Oct. 1, 4-5:30 p.m. Phone and fax numbers will remain the •

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From PAGE 1 Downtown Law Library is less than a cou­ opment opportunity for persons with es down there over the course of a few ple of blocks from the Center too, so that career positions in law offices, corpora­ years." the legal system, including civil and will save a lot of time," he said. tions and public agencies," he said. For further information on the courses criminal operations. Bernard McCarthy, chairman of the Although the program is making a slow offered at the Downtown Center during Ravitch said the program could be Criminal Justice/Legal Studies start, Ravitch sees potential in the pro­ the fall semester, contact UCF's Criminal helpful to UCF students who live in Department, said the program offers a gram. Justice and Legal Studies Office at 823- Apopka and to those who work or live unique opportunity for professionals to "As time goes on, more people will find 2603. The Downtown Academic Center is downtown. "Many people can just walk take classes. out about it and it will grow. It's possible located at 36 W. Pine St., Orlando and can over straight from their offices. The "This is an excellent professional devel- that students could take all of their cours- be contacted at 317-7700.

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• By SHELLEY WILSON student success. Campus Life will include such ser­ Staff Writer vices as Residence Life, Student Activities and Campus ·Ministries. Academic Development and • By the end of August, the merger of Student Retention, the next largest department, will offer Affairs with Emollment and Academic Services the Student Academic Resource Center, Pub & Grill should be complete. Orientation and Advisement Programs. : The former 16 positions in Emollment and "Our new division is committed to student suc­ present ... Academic Services and Student Affairs are now cess," said Huddleston, "all our efforts will proyide eight positions in the new Division of Student the foundation for an optimal student learning envi­ • Development and Emollment Services . ronment. Clearly we will add value to the UCF The eight positions under .this new merger are experience; the new value from our merger will ·'South park' Student Government and Divisional Operations, strengthen student services, foster collaboration Administrative Affairs, Academic Development among students, faculty and staff and improve • and Retention, Special Programs, Campus Life, UCF's competitive advantage." WEDNESDAY: South Park night Undergraduate Admissions, Financial Aid and The office locations of the new division are in the Optimal Student Leaming Environment Administrative Building. Student Government • Come watch Kenny get killed! Committed to Student Success. Business Staff and Divisional Operations Support, The Student Government advisor is a new posi­ Administrative Affairs and Campus Life will be in Enjoy $1 SouthPaw tion that was added during the merger. The SG Room 282. Academic Development and Special • Longnecks from 9-11 p.m. Advisor will advise student leaders on various Programs will be in Room 210. issues related to programs and services provided to The mission statement of the Division of meet UCF student needs. Development and Enrollment Services is to pro­ • BREAKFAST Is BACK! Try Our Special: The Interim Vice President for the new division, vide services through programs and opportunities Tom Huddleston, believes that this new position that establish a meaningful collegiate student learn­ 2 Eggs, Bacori, Toast, Homefries $2.99 will provide a · greater focus on Student .ing experience. The primary activities, programs • Government. "Student Government is an impor­ and opportunities of Student Development and VIEWING PAR1Y! Cheer on the Knights! tant learning community," he said. "The new Emollment Services contribute to emollment Student Government advisor will ensure consistent growth, campus life and academic development $2.00 Bud Light Pints communication with me and accessibility to my support services for a diverse and talented student l • Watch our Golden Knights take on office." population. · Collaboration and partnership will be a cornerstone within the division to ensure broad Lousiana Tech on our giant big screen! The Internal Steering Committee has the initial task of helping steer the Division through its transi­ support and quality outcomes. • tion. This Committee consists of representatives of According to Huddleston, this new merger will JUMBO COFFEE 99 CENTS different- departments such as Undergraduate allow students, faculty and administrators to work Admissions, Student Union and the Registrar's together to maximize the success of UCF students. • 32 oz T-GO SODA $1 -· Office. They advise the division of any issues or "We will continue to fos.ter support and _darity of good ideas that need action to ensure a good transi­ purpose within.the two divisions," he s~d, "and we PDOne 282-1900 •Fax 282-1905 tion. want to provide greater learning opportunities for • Located in the UCF Student Union. Some services are in new departments that are students." strategically related and can open new avenues to

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Students need motivation for·su'ccess

By LINDA RAMOS mal to avoid activities that Staff Writer are perceived as unpl~as­ ant-being · organized may Somewhere along life's path, students Learn to per­ beoneofthem.Ratherthan ceive the learning process as an intolerable chore. viewing organization as This feeling, carried over into the college years, negative, associate positive leads to low levels of motivation. rewards and thoughts to Simply, motivation is defined as the energy that getting organized (e.g., if you're more organized, propels you forward in life. Linda S. Lumsden in your grades can improve). Reward yoursel(for her article "Student Motivation to Learn" gives a those times when you are·organized. more technical definition. Motivation, either intrin­ There are too many distractions. Again, build a sically or extrinsically driven, is the "intense need to self-reward system. When you say no to that party in explore" which is heightened or lessened by each order to study for the exam, reward yourself for individual's personal reasons for whether involve­ being self-disciplined. This helps build inner future ment or noninvolvement in the activity is necessary. motivation. Intrinsic motivation causes an activity's perfor­ My classes are boring. Increase motivation by $225 mance for the activity's own sake due to the inner changing your learning style. Maybe your studying feelings of enjoyment it creates. method is too passive because you're a much more (includes textbook) Extrinsic motivation causes an activity's perfor­ active learner. Challenge yourself. by taking addi­ 6 - 8 week program mance or non-performance due to external rewards tional classes. Develop an interest for "boring" class­ and punishments perceived as existing within the es by viewing it as one step closer to graduatidn. UCF Main Campus• UCF South Orlando Center environment. I can't get interested in school because of my per­ Lumsden provides a research-based approach to sonal problems. This may require professional call increasing motivation called the attribution retrain­ counseling. Seek advice from family, friends, cam­ (407) 207-4929 ing process. This process helps students build moti­ pus counselors, and even, if appropriate, from pro­ vation by focusing on the actual task rather than the fessors. Division of Continuing Education feelings of failure, frustration, and doubt that may College doesn't have any meaning for me. normally accompany that particular task. Examine the reasons why you are in college. You Students lower their own motivation levels by may just need to change majors or take a semester internally beating themselves up when they make off. Virginia Tech's pamphlet entitled Constructive mistakes i.e., "I'm just no good in this class." In con­ Suggestions Regardir.g Motivation states that some trast, the retraining process helps students to attribute serious soul-searching of interests, strengths: and mistakes to solutions they can control like learning weaknesses can help match a student's interests with more efficient study skills. appropriate career options. St. Joseph's The University of Victoria's Leaming Skills Linda Ramos is associated with Full Student Program takes a more practical approach to increas­ Services (FSS) which provides word processing/typ­ ing motivation. Ideas for increasing motivation can ing and research assistance to college students. ·Catholic Church be discovered from students' complaints about low Direct all correspondence regarding this article to motivation. FSS, PO Box 622077 Oviedo, FL 32762-2077 or I'm just not motivated to be org~zed. It's nor- 407-525-3302. 1501 Alafaya Trail

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• Aggravated assault arrest made at construction site

_ By GWEN R. RHODES accosted by the suspect. During the the wrong tags on 26-inch, IO-speed with black tires, a • Assistant News Editor physical exchange, the suspect also her vehicle. When black seat, straightened mountain han­ threatened to kill the two men. The sus­ questioned, she dlebars and black plastic pedals. The A 26-year-old male was arrested for pect was arrested for the above charges. gave a false name. bike had a black water bottle attached to aggravated assault and battery on Aug. In addition, both victims wish to prose­ Upon further the frame. The victim is willing to pros­ • 13, according to a UCF Police cute for the threats made against their questioning she ecute. Department report. lives. gave her real Police responded to a physical distur­ name and said her license was suspend­ •On Aug. 17, a 19-year-old UCF stu­ • bance call at the Centex Construction In other reports released by the ed. When the officer ran her real name, it dent reported that his new UCF p~king site off Libra Drive next to the Student UCFPD: came back as a suspended license. decal had been removed from his vehicle Health Center. On arrival, police dis­ The 1999 registration decal on the tag while it was in parking lot G-2. The • covered a black male with a bloodied lip •An 18-year-old UCF student reported had apparently been cut off another tag decal was stolen between the hours of and mouth. Rescue was called to treat a missing red and black 1994 Honda and then glued onto the one the suspect 11 :30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. from the rear the man's injuries. CBR 600 motorcycle from parking lot was using. The tag on the vehicle came window of the victim's vehicle. • After consultation with the two male C-1 on Aug. 14 . back as having expired in March of victims and witnesses, it was determined Sometime around noon, the victim's 1998. •A pool pump was reporte~ stolen from that the scuffle had begun when the sus­ mother noticed the motorcycle missing. the Health and Public Affairs construc­ pect began ruipmaging through one of but assumed that her son had gone home •A 19-year-old ,UCF student reported tion site sometime between 3:30 p.m. on • the victim's toolboxes for a cup to get for lunch. The victim reported the her bicycle stolen from the bike racks Aug. 17 and 6:30 a.m. on Aug. 18. When some water. The victim asked the sus­ motorcycle missing later 'that afternoon between buildings 65 and 75 sometime personnel returned the next morning, the pect to leave the toolbox alone and tried when he attempted to leave campus. before 10 a.m. on Aug. 15. She stated pump was missing along with an exten­ • to shut the toolbox when the suspect hit that she had locked her bike onto the sion cord. The pump was located next to him in tl:ie ear. The two men then wres­ •A 50-year-old female was arrested for rack with a combination lock. The cost the Service Access Road. It had been cut tled for a few minutes. Another male obstruction of a police officer's lawful of the black and purple Roadmaster is away from the PVC piping. The com­ • tried to help the first victim and was also duties when she was stopped for having approximately $80. The bike is a girl's plainant is willing to prosecute.

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By VICKI DeSORMIER that when the youngest freshman year at UCF. "I look at all of life as a challenge and this Staff Writer child graduated high "OK, so I'm only tak­ is just another risk I'm going to take," Ward, school she wanted ing one class," she said. "That doesn't mean I'm not scared. I The first day of school is intimidating no nothing inore than to go back and get a col­ laughed, but when I get on full time next am. But that won't keep me from doing matter how old you are. lege degree. year, I'll be a freshman." thi s. " The questions race through your mind: "So here I am," she said, clutching a white ·She said, the first days of class are going Barton compared her first day on campus Where do I go? How long does it take to get plastic bag full of textbooks just purchased to be difficult, especially knowing how to to canoeing on unfamiliar waters. "All of a from the Student Center to the from the newly-opened bookstore on cam­ get from one place to another on campus. sudden there's a tree down in front of you Communications Building or from the park­ pus. "Here I am. I don't even know what my "But at my age, you've learned that you get and you have to paddle like crazy to get ing garage to the Computer Lab? Do I have major is. You think I'd know that. I've had a map and that there's no such thing as a around it," she noted. "But once you get the right books? If not, what do I do about almost a quarter of a century to figure that dumb question." around it, it's OK for a while." it? one out." She said the toughest part about returning For those students who haven't been in the Barton said she believes she wants to to school has been working out daycare. "I Many older (non-traditional) students are classroom for a decade or two, or even major in computer science, but she wants to thought I was done with that," she said. taking on the challenge of a college educa­ longer, the start of classes can be downright take a few classes before she makes that "But, I'm not and that's just another little tion at a later point in life than most. If you, frightening. Dana Barton is 42 years old. decision. Right now, she said, she doesn't thing I'll have to overcome. I'm scared com­ or someone you know, is doing this, let me The last time she was in school was 1974 even .know where the computer center is. ing back to school at my age, but what the ·know about the special challenges facing when she graduated high school in Lowell, "It's so scary out on this huge campus for hey, I've lived this long ... I think I can sur­ the older student. E-mail ·me at Mass. Since then, she has seen three of her the first time," she said. "I think it's easier vive college." [email protected] and give me your own children graduate high school and one when you' re a kid. Everything is easy then. Barton and Ward said they are excited name and a phone number where I can graduate college. When you get to be my age, everything is about being back in the classroom and hope reach you. "Now it's my tum," she said. "And I'm hard." they will survive the rigors of taking classes, scared out of my mind." Sharrie Ward disagrees. The 53-year-old is doing their out of class work and keeping a She said she has been telling her family raising her grandson alone and starting her balance in the rest of their lives.

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Lead Stories ing could reduce the size of a man's erection in the same way that it shrinks the heart. • Six women filed a lawsuit in Birmingham in July against Alabama's new ban on the sale of sex toys ("any device designed or marketed as useful primari­ Government in Action ly for the stimulation of human genital organs"). • France's Employment and Solidarity Ministry According to four of the women, the law is a special reported in June that already it had logged "several violation of their privacy, in that they are described in thousand" violations against companies for working the lawsuit (according to an Associated Press report) too hard. (The legal maximum is now 39 hours a as "needing" sexual aids to achieve orgasm. week and drops to 35 in the year 2000.) Among the •In Bridgeport, Conn., in July, a 37-year-old man Ministry's recent busts were a crucial early-evening was put on probation and ordered to counseling for labor-management bargaining session at the commu­ breaking into a Fairfield, Conn., home on April 17. nications firm Alcatel and one at the defense contrac­ According to police, the man's motive was that he tor Thomson-CSF, after which the company agreed to knew white people lived there because the house was lock its buildings at 7 p.m. painted white and that he wanted to kill some white • Puerto Rican legislator Augusto Sanchez Fuentes people because he was tired of what be called proposed in April that the government sponsor ''fajrs" "honkies" not respecting him. The man is white, too,_ to which mothers could bring their newborns and put but according to police, he believes he is black. them on sale (for instant adoption) to people from the • Least Competent Magician: According to an mainland. 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(The Washington Post reported the Sharif Plus Much More!! weeks later, in Minneapolis, Curtiss Clarin, 56, was paid $58 in income tax in the last year for which fig­ charged with DUI and failure to take a breathalyzer ures are available, despite the fact that his family's 277-2227 test; for the last 15 years, Clarin has been employed ·business, the lttefaq Group, is the country's fourth Help us HELP the child-ren by the Minneapolis Police Department to testify in largest industrial company, worth $217 million.) VOLUNTEERS NEEDED jury trials about how Breathalyzers work. • In June, Ontario Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer ordered a stop to her office's requiring photographs of We have I 0,000 sq. ft. Of attractive clothing and useful Miscellaneous News From the Disrespect the breasts of women who want reduction surgery merchandise. Fresh materials come into the store everyday. Shop with (though apparently it was only a staff preference to us for great, unbeliernble sayings! Community demand the photos, not a department policy). She In May, Professor John H. Lammers was fired by pointed out that photos of breasts are irrelevant in the University of Central Arkansas for making a determining medical necessity and that few other · Totally owned & operated by the Central Florida Children's snorting noise as he passed school administrators surgeries require evidence beyond the physician's Home. · with whom he had been feuding. And in April, Li certification. (In 1992, a similar problem arose at the Sanhua was sentenced to 20 years in prison in China's Alabama Medicaid office in Birmingham.) Hubei province for shooting a hole in the flag of China on a sports field. And in February, Jermaine Least Competent Criminal Brown and his cousin Jonas Brown, both 21, were Karl Ray Johnson, 23, was charged with disorderly sentenced in Durham, N.C., to six months in jail for conduct at Mervyn's department store _on Sereno riddling a man's car with bullets because, said the Drive in Vallejo, Calif., in June. He fell through a ceil­ prosecutor, he "looked at them funny." ing from a crawl-space ledge on which he was perched, just above four dressing rooms in which No Stress Picking Up the females were trying on swimsuits. Paycheck Recurring Themes In March 1997, Algie Toomer won a $100,000 set­ tlement against the state of North Carolina for harass­ Among the most astonishing cases of paraphilia that ment during a power struggle in his office at the News of the Weird gets to report are the outhouse Department of Motor Vehicles. A legislative commit­ peepers, who lurk in raincoats in the pits of outdoor , tee investigating the power struggle called him once toilets. The last widely reported sighting was of a 26- as a witness, and in June 1998 Toomer announced year-old man just outside Peterborough, Ontario, in that the hearing was so stressful that he had been 1995, but another alert went out in June 1998 in advised by doctors to take the next year off. And two Horsetooth Mountain Park near Fort Collins, Colo., employees of the Canadian Department of Foreign when a 28-year-old woman using an outhouse Affairs have not been to work since April because, noticed a red light in the pit and looked down to find they maintain, harassment by their supervisors would a man standing in hip-high waders videotaping her. cause them to lapse into clinical depression. He escaped.

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• • • Campus driving proves a scary ride • JASON HEIRONIMUS moment. However, those effected walking across the street with cated system of tracks that street signs. Opinion Editor by SD can easily recognize it. many other pedestrians on the makes up the "people· mover"? For example, the sign that • Usually one tries to inform some­ crosswalk, when a car nearly ran Neither have I. Plus, everyone reads "ped xing" may want to Before I begin this column of one that he/she has been stricken over me. It was similar to one of is so happy on the "people be pronounced as "ped zing" epic proportions I believe it the with a bout of SD by casually those movies when a car comes to mover". Everyone gets a pleas­ but the problem with that is that • right thing to do to apologize to all pointing upward with the middle a screeching halt three inches ant, stress-free ride and no one it means, literally, "back away the students that were driving on finger or by making rude remarks before hitting a small baby. has to worry about parking, from the camel" in Arabic. But campus the first day of school. It about their mother. If you ever see Suffice to say, the near-hit was which is the leading cause of what it should mean to those • seems that I was a major inconve­ someone trying to help you out in quite scary considering how much SD. trying to combat SD is "pedes­ nience to nearly every driver on this manner please maK.e the prop­ I value my legs, and my life for Which leads me to the next trian crossing", signifying that the UCF campus last Thursday er arrangements. that matter. But what really aston­ issue at handt I have often criti­ those without motor vehicles because I was the only driver pay­ Stupid driving is most prevalent ished me was that the girl didn't cized the lack of parking on may try their luck at crossing • ing attention to what I was doing in the driving habits of tourists or even acknowledge that she had campus, however, I have come the street. Another important at that precise moment, driving. any visitors to a foreign land. nearly taken a life. When I stared to understand that there is pret­ street sign, arguably the most Everyone else was consumed by Where I come from, the beach, at her through her windshield she ty much a world shortage of important, would be the red, • thoughts of classes, books, profes­ many tourists visit to practice simply started to shuffle through parking. Where do you think sor:t of round-shaped sign that is sors, the Hanson boys, etc. their stupid driving skills. I say some papers of hers and continued . people in Tokyo and Taiwan emblazoned with the letters S­ This is not a new phenomenon, this because there must be some to look innocent. She didn't even park their cars? They don't, T-0-P. When read aloud these • however.. I have seen it many degree of brilliance within stupid apologize! they just fold them up and stuff letters form the word "stop" times and in many different forms. driving because these people ar I understand that we all suffer them in their briefcases. In two which means to cease all for­ During this phenomenon the dri­ still alive! It takes quite a bit of from bouts of SD from time to local apartment complexes I ward motion. And one last • ver forgets that he/she is behind bravery to make a right turn in the time and much like the Spice Girls ·have been witness to a com­ important sign would be the big the wheel of a major destructive left turn only lane when the light it is hard to escape unscathed. So I plex-wide case of SD in which rectangular one with the letters force and instead drives as if turns green. I have seen this over have come up with an idea that I the entire complex was stricken Y-1-E-L-D on it. This is a form .. behind the wheel of a bumper car. and over again. People work so believe would curb the SD-related because they only built enough of "stop" but the driver should This' phenomenon is commonly hard to travel from one place to accidents on campus. I think that spaces for handicapped Jrivers, note that it is not license to known as Stupid Driving, or SD. the next and then when they cross UCF should integrate the "people which is fine, except that these blindly enter the next lane. The problem with SD is that it the state line they figure they can mover" system from just that of drivers are not frequenting these Yield means that you should be • comes and goes and when it put their car on auto-pilot and let it Tomorrow land at Walt Disney complexes! careful of cars to the lane which comes it is nearly impossible for do the rest. World to our campus. The "peo­ There is a conspiracy theory you are about to enter and the person inflicted to realize it The actfon that prompted this ple mover" is such an ideal sys­ out there that categorically should thus proceed with because they have so many other column was that of a young lady tem. Have you ever seen anyone states that "the man" is trying to extreme caution. things to worry about at the struggling to get to class. I was get hit or run over in the compli- reduce our numbers by reducing These last few hints w~re only parking, thus driving us into a for those who took SD home crazed state of SD, thus result­ with them. Most people sponta­ ing in the deaths of many unsus­ neously recover ·once out of pecting peds (pedestrians). But their cars. So now that I have • we can curb this alarming trend warned you of Stupid Driving by making ourselves familiar please take heed and tell your E""'7er "'VITOI1der with those big things on the side friends, after all, knowing is of the road, sometimes called half the battle. wh..a:tgoes • o:n..AFTER you.. cas-t yo"U.r • "V"c:>-te??

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• Florida State professor predicts hurricanes By PETE REINWALD including one major one. for example, Gray asked Elsner if he Nino, which causes a change in upper­ Knight-Ridder Newspapers Elsner beat Gray one-on-one, predicting could recommend any Ph.D. students. level winds not conductive to hurricane a season of six hurricanes, two of them Elsner gave Gray one of his best, Todd development in the Atlantic, will keep the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Jim Elsner major. Gray said that he underestimated Kimberfain. Elsner knew that Gray's number of hurricanes down. always saw upward and forward. As a the effects of El Nino on hurricane devel­ name would do a lot for Kimberlain's Eisner's work doesn't involve watching child, he would look into the sky and his opment. Elsner predicted last December career, Kimberlain said. a hurricane develop and forecasting its future. that El Nino - that crazy . weather phe­ "He was thinking of me in that instance, movement. His work, as is Gray's, is ,, His future would become a whirlwind nomenon blamed (or everything from too and not of himself," said Kimberlain, long-term forecasting. of research and statistics. And his future many flies to the flyover - would inhibit who continues to work with Elsner on the Both make their forecasts based on would become, in a sense, our destiny. hurricane activity in the Atlantic, annual hurricane forecast. "It was one of parameters that most of us wouldn't dis­ Elsner, 38, predicts hurricanes. He is an Caribbean and Gulf. He was right. the most unselfish acts I could think of." cuss over coffee, let alone all day - upper­ associate professor of meteorology at "To b~at the industry standard for a year Elsner has been making seasonal hurri­ level winds along the east and southeast Florida State University. He knows all is good," Elsner said. "There's a certain cane predictions since 1994. His is one of coasts of the United States and Panama, about pressure. High pressure is going amount of pride. But it's not something three recognized forecasts in the United rainfall in Africa and water temperature one-on-one against Michael Jordan. that extends very far." States - a group in Houston also puts one in the Pacific. Atmospheric pressure is going storm-for­ Like most scientists, Elsner is quiet, out. Elsner recently became the first to In April, Gray predicted six hurricanes storm against William Gray. perhaps awkwardly quiet at first, and give an extended hurricane forecast - a and two maj01; ones for this season. That's what Elsner is doing. And he's deliberate in his comments. But he is not five-year model through the year 2002 Elsner said he doesn't keep track of his not exactly twisting in the wind. the · stereotype pens-in-the-shirt-pocket that calls for four hurricanes this year, forecasts or how he does against Gray. Gray is the Colorado State University scientist. He wears stylish glasses and a "four or five" next year and eight in 2000. The year before last, Elsner predicted • meteorology professor who has been pre­ little beard more fit for a guitarist. The 1998 Atlantic hurrican~ season runs eight hurricanes, one of them major, and dicting hurricanes since .1984. He is the "Culture still looks at scientists as kind through Nov. 30. Elsner makes no Gray predicted seven hurricanes, two of unquestioned authority on seasonal hurri­ of geeky," Elsner said. "I look at my col­ promises. ·But here's his prediction: them major. The 1996 season featured cane forecasts. He is Michael Jordan with leagues as part of the old generation; still Three hurricanes, one of them major. nine hurricanes, including five major a barometer. very conservative in how they dress and That's from the forecast Elsner put out in ones. But Gray shot an unstable-air ball last how they act. I'm much more aware of December. Elsner has been hanging in there wi.th year. 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By RALPH MONTANO where he was privy to all the information Beatty was listed as a reference, "I just bought a motorcycle last week. Scripps-McClatchy Service needed in the scam. Teachout said. On others Beatty listed his My credit is fine," he said. Police were alerted to a possible prob­ business number as the business number Officials said there is very little a per­ SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Sacramento lem last month when one victim called of the applicant, he added. son can do to protect themselves from police have arrested a California State police claiming that his name had been Chris Adams, an administrative assis­ such a scam. University at Sacramento employee who stolen from a college application and was tant in San Diego, was one of the victims One defense, Sacramento Police used the names and Social Security num­ used to get a credit card. Teachout took identified by police. Adams said Detective Bill Teachout said, is for con­ bers of college applicants to steal more the case to university police and found Wednesday that he applied to several sumers to file a statement with credit that $70,000 in goods and services, that they were investigating two similar state colleges in 1995, but not to reporting agencies requiring that they be investigators said. cases. Sacramento. notified before a credit card is issued in George Beatty, 51, was arrested Beatty was first arrested July 17 on sus­ In March, credit card companies began their name. Tuesday on suspicion of grand theft and picion of false impersonation. But calling him about outstanding debt. Eight Ann Reed, spokeswoman for CSUS, false impersonation. Teachout kept digging through credit credit cards were issued in his name said the college is very concerned about • Investigators said that over the past six records and soon found a pattern in the without his knowledge. He estimated that the security of applicants names and years Beatty has used the identities of at people being victimized. $1,900 was spent on gas and stereo Social Security numbers. Each employee least 24 people to buy stereo equipment, All of the victims lived outside of the equipment under his name. who handles such information is furniture, put gas in his car and even pay Sacramento area and all were applicants Adams said he spent hours on the screened and trained in protecting the the electric bill. He worked for the uni­ to a state college, but, for one reason or phone with creditors straightening our information. versity for about 20 years, most recently another, did not attend, Teachout said. the mess, but there has been no lasting "We take this kind of crime very seri­ • in the admissions and records department. On many applications for credit cards, damage to his. credit rating. ously," she said. •

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Number of candidates increased with Woodson's win last year

FromPAGE24 RB, LSU, Peter Warrick, WR, Florida State, Boston, WR, Ohio State, R.Jay Soward, WR, •Jamal Lewis, RB, University of USC, Donovan McNabb, QB, Syracuse, . < Tennessee. Overshadowed by Peyton Michael Bishop\ QB, Kansas State, Tim Manning, Lewis rushed for 1,364 yards as a Rattay, QB., Louisiana Tech, Bobby freshman and will be expected to shoulder a Newcombe, QB, Nebraska, DeAngelo larger load. If the Vols win the SEC, the Evans, RB, Nebraska, Anthony Thomas, RB, sophomore tailback will get major consider­ Michigan, Amos Zeroue, RB, West Virginia, ation. and Ron Dayne, RB, Wisconsin. •Travis Minor, RB, Florida State Of course, since Woodson did take home the University. Minor, like Lewis, is a sopho­ hardware last year, one can't overlook defen­ more tailback who will figure prominently in sive standouts like Ohio State linebacker his team's success. If the 'Noles reach the Andy Katzenmoyer, North Carolina comer­ ( National Championship game and Minor back Dre Bly, and Florida linebacker Jevon puts up the numbers he could snatch the Kearse. award as well. Culpepper's status as a "small school" star { •Joe Germaine, QB, Ohio State could actually be an advantage for once. University. Germaine has tremendous Most p(fople won't see any mistakes he may· receivers in David Boston and Dee Miller. make because they will only be watching 1 After platooning at quarterback the past two highlight reels.Steve Mc Nair made a push as seasons the job is his. If he leads the a I-AA superstar a few years ago, while Buckeyes to tht: national title, he could get Randy Moss was a top candidate last year. the recognition that has eluded him. Culpepper's performances will be seen . •Other top candidates to watch: J.R. everywhere. The world will Redmond, RB, Arizona State, Kevin Faulk, be watching.

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By TONY MEJIA team. I challenge Sports Editor the seniors to get this thing right. We UCF got the production it had been missing have a lot of University from it's offense in this past week's second seniors on the scrimmage. Quarterback offense. I've been completed 10 of 15 passes for 247 yards and bragging about Wine & Spirits two , hooking up both times with their leadership. I cousin Kenny Clark. The first team scored on haven't seen it." four of seven drives behind Culpepper, who Kruczek got his Yo.ur Local. Neighborhood Beverage Store also rushed for a touchdown. leadership from "The main thing is to get out here and evalu­ Culpepper, who ate where we are. I think we made good strides could be heard Fine Wines, Liquor, Beer & Cigars K. Clark today," said Culpepper. "As a unit, we were spurring his offense Wide Selections more together and more familiar with the offen­ on, telling them not to quit and to concentrate sive scheme." on execution. The message was well received by Great Prices Clark was Culpepper's main target, catching the unit, especially Clark, who has been one of Major Brands four passes for 113 yards. Mark Nonsant was the main culprits in dropping balls and lacking also productive, making three receptions for 39 concentration in the past. Thanks to a dedicated • yards. Former quarterback Tyson Hinshaw was off-season regimen, he has made a marked 10143 University Blvd. impressive again, hauling in three catches for 82 improvement. Corner of University & Dean yards and a touchdown. "Kenny's underachieved in the past but lately 1 "My big message to these guys was that he's been playing like I know he can play," Next to Publix we've got to have more consistency in effort Kruczek said. "Kenny's playing with a lot of and attitude," head coach Mike Kruczek said. confidence, and he'll be a big help for us." 671-4111 "We've got talent on this football team, but Defensively, however, UCF struggled. The • we've got to come out every day with a domi­ secondary wa,s consistently beaten, the pass rush nant attitude to get accomplished what our goals was not as potent as it was it in the opening 1 • are. Offensively we did that and defensively we scrimmage when they recorded ten sacks, and let down a little bit." containment was suspect, as the offense man­ The improved play came after Kruczek aged to tum small gains into big plays. issued a challenge to his offense after becoming "We were terrible today. We couldn't stop · · frustrated with their erratic play. the run or the pass," defensive coordinator Gene "The··guys, if they have any pride, will come Chizik said. "The effort was there, but they .out and play [Saturday] and not take the damn weren't concentrating enough. If we play like < day offJik,e they did today/' Kfuctek said the this in ottr opener·they are-going to score a lot · afternoon - before ~the ~crimmage~ 0 It's not a good ·of points. We just have to work on getting bet- quality of a championship segment of a football ter." Aerobics • Free Weight Exercise Bikes • Lifesteps Treadmills • Hammerstrength DON'T DELAY, CALL TODAY! EVEN SUNDAYS 1pm - Spm Cybex • Dry Sauna

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Thomas' arrival would bolster future rushing attack

FromPAGE24 Other teams represented include the Oilers, expected to miss any time. Dolphins, Colts, Steelers, Vikings and Unfortunately, that is not the case for back­ Howard is current­ Panthers. up linebacker Tito Rodriguez, who will miss ly the third team tail­ Coach Mike Kruczek was asked, of course, the opener against Louisiana Tech with a tom back, behind Mike about Culpepper from a couple of the scouts ulna collateral ligament suffered while making Grant and Edward after practice but there also were some ques­ a tackle in Saturday's scrimmage. He should Mack but ahead of tions about Siaha Burley, Mark Nonsant, Paul return for the home opener Sept.12. Daryl Jones, who Miranda, Cornell Green and Mike Grant. Senior tailback Daryl Jones missed the struggled with condi­ scrimmage to attended a funeral. Freshman tioning over the sum­ Walk-on tryouts impress Chance Hutto (shoulder) and linebacker Chris mer after having to Gunn (knee) are still recovering from surgeries. take 12 credit hours strength coach M. Clark in order to remain eli­ • UCF welcomed 62 hopefuls to walkon try­ Purdue tailback's status gible after transfer- outs, looking to fill 15 slots on the scout ring from Illinois State. team.Prospects were tested in the 40 and mea­ still unknown • sured for their height and weight. They also Purdue has yet to officially release tailback Cellular phone affair went through position-specific drills. Strength Jeremy Thomas from his football scholarship. coach Reese Bridgman oversaw the tryout. If he does not receive a release, it means • appears finalized "We have, without question, a lot better Thomas cannot play football for two years . Athletic Director Steve Sloan has set the looking group of young men than we did last UCF is hoping Purdue will release him so he punishment for three players who were year," Bridgman said. "A lot of these guys can enroll at UCF for the spring semester since involved in the cellular telephone scandal that could have played Division II football on school is now under way. Apparently, Thomas' forced Coach Gene McDowell into resignation. scholarship." mother was going to contact Purdue to plead Receivers Kenny Clark and Charles Lee, for her son's release and his high school coach plus comerback Paul Miranda must each per­ Bumps and bruises also might make a call. • form 100 hours of community service (50 Thomas, a 6-foot, 200 pound freshman court-assigned and 50 from UCF. The players The following players did not participate in from Port Orange's Atlantic HS was named to will not be suspended for any games. These the scrimmage, but are not expected to miss the Class 4A all-state second team and was • three players were considered to be the most much more time: Tight end Blake Thames (torn named all-central Florida. In three years, involved as no others were punished. The play­ plantar fascia), receiver Siaha Burley (collar­ Thomas rushed for 4,041 yards and 38 touch­ ers are expected to begin working sometime in bone), Marcus Jenkins (hyper-extended right downs. • September. knee), Mike Grant (forehead laceration), and "Jeremy is a strong, powerful physical center Bill Dayton (shoulder). Dayton and back. He's a tremendous athlete and could play Jenkins actually returned to practice Monday, a lot of places," said high school coach Kevin NFL scouts survey UCF but Jenkins was unable to continue due to his Sullivan. "He set a state record as a junior, practices ailment. Offensive tackle Cornell Green sat out rushing 49 times, in a monsoon, for 423 yards the practice while recovering from a hyper­ in a triple overtime game. He's just a tremen­ There were eight NFL scouts at UCF's prac­ extended elbow, as did Damian Demps, who dous back." • tices last week, including three from the Bucs. twisted a knee. Despite the injuries none are

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COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF Lee makes three not a crowd NEVER WORK By TRAVIS BELL in the fourth quarter. His most explosive game, LUNCH AGAIN! Staff Writer however, came during UCF's 45-41 loss at NLU, when he caught three passes for 100 yards, Serving up great food for dinner only! Usually being the odd man out can begin to including scores from 61 and 21 yards. Outback Steakhouse, the Aus5ie theme restaurant has weigh heavily on a person. However, in the case Unfortunately, his brightest performances all great opportunities now available for of Charles Lee, being the third go­ came in defeat. After a solid spring Lee is being ALL POSITIONS, especially: to receiver fits him just right as he enters his looked upon to step up in big situations again this .. junior season. season, hopefully with different results. The reasons for his contentment: seniors Siaha "He was here all summer, and really improved Pr'-p 8 Line • COOKS Burley and Mark Nonsant. his physique," Beckton said. "I really anticipate DISHWASHER!!z BUSSEkS, "They're two great receivers, and they' re gonna him having a big year. He's gonna make a big FLOOR • HOS·a· STAFF 8 do their thing this year," contribution to Daunte's Lee said. 'Tm just run at the Reisman." EXPERIENCED SERVERS t gonna take advantage of Lee looks to improve the balls I get, and try to his production after APPLY IN PERSON AT: do the most I can with putting up impressive it. But I think it's gonna numbers during a solid 5891 Red Bug Lake Rd. (Red Bug & Tuscawilla) • be pretty easy to just fit sophomore campaign. His in, and it will take some 29 catches ranked fourth OR of the pressure off me." on the team behind CALL: 4C111699-0900 • Making the most of Burley, Nonsant, and the FOR AN APPOINTMENT things is what Lee does departed Todd Cleveland. MON-SAT, 1-3:30PM best. In Saturday's sec­ Also, his 460 yards • ond scrimmage, the receiving totaled third equal opportunity employer junior wideout took a behind his two remaining short pass over the mid­ counterparts, while his six dle and flew up the field placed him • for a 60-yard gain. only one behind Burley. Combining a perfect "Charles Lee has come IPlRY 1111 AGAllln1 blend of speed and along a lot. He's always • power with his 6-2, had the talent, but I think 200-pound frame, Lee he's zoned in on his provides Daunte weaknesses," Burley said. SPOl~lr~ Culpepper with a differ­ "This year, he's gonna be ent target than that of a big time player. He's USED & NEW SPORTS EQUIPMENT the smaller, quicker duo gotten a lot stronger and of Burley and Nonsant. matured over the past Buy •:• Sell •:• Trade •:• Consign "He's (Lee) a different year." type of receiver because Lee understands his role he's much bigger than as the third receiver SwiNq ON IN FoR ALL those guys (Burley and behind the two seniors, Nonsant)," wide and knows that his time to Of YouR receivers coach Sean shine will be next season. • Future File Photo Beckton said. "He gives However, the accolades UCF Junior Charles Lee is developing a GolfiNq NEEdsl Daunte a big target are already starting to national reputation as a big play receiver. because he's legitimate- come, as The Sporting AR.o's lARqEsT SElECTiON of NEW He is regarded as a legitimate deep threat 1y 6-2 and he comple­ News pinpointed him to and touchdown maker. & PR1:-0wNal Colf EouiPMen ments those guys "emerge as a legit deep because he gives Daunte threat and TD-maker." ,- I a little more size." Expect Lee to take advantage of any opportunity Make Sure to Check Out Our Fittingly~ Lee has proven that he can play with he gets to shine. Skate Closeouts! the big boys. The Homestead, FL native came up "I still have a couple ye ars to plays, and these • big in the season opener last season against Ole guys are seniors and we want them to go out with 7600 University Blvd.• Winter Park Miss, catching a 21-yard touchdown pass from a bang," Lee said. "I just want to play my best." Culpepper in overtime to cut the Rebels lead to His best is the perfect fit for an offepse that fin­ 677-5007 24-23 on a fourth down in a sudden death situa­ ished 26th nationally with 417 yards per game • tion. Lee also came up big against Mississippi because of his ability to make big plays and break State and a game open. Lee doesn't have to be the main go­ Northeast Louisiana. Against MSU, he caught to-guy, but wants to do well in UCF victories, not a 17-yard score to give the Knights a 28-21 lead losses.

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• COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF . Cornerback' s second chance vital to Knights' secondary

By JEFF CASE achieving the annual academic bring." 160 pounds, Bush is, what some Staff Writer progress required by the NCAA. Crossman was forced to play a may consider, too small to be a By missing the class, Bush did pair of seldom-used players, then­ last line of defense. UCF cornerback Davin not pass the required amount of junior Paul Miranda and then­ "He's tough, he's physical, he's t Bushhas learned from his fail­ classes required by the NCAA sophomore Jeff Fye, in regular a strong kid," Crossman said. ures. and lost his eligibility. backfield roles. Teamed with cor­ "People don't understand just Bush, whose first name is pro­ The loss of Bush for UCF's sec­ nerback Reginald Doster and for­ how strong he is." nounced Day-vin, was declared ond Division I season made mer Knights Donnell Washington While Bush's height may be • academically ineligible by the UCF's second season in I-A even and Kenton Rickerson, the questioned throughout the sea­ NCAA for the Golden Knights' more of a challenge for UCF makeshift secondary was good son, Crossman says his dedica­ 1997 season after a misunder­ defensive backs coach Danny enough to provide some near tion to his job should not. While • standing regarding his classes Crossman. Bush, who as a fresh­ upsets of South Carolina, ineligible to play, Crossman said took place. After registering for man started eight games and Mississippi and Mississippi State. ·Bush still studied and worked as his 1997 spring classes, Bush made his presence felt with 23 "The scary thing was that Jeff hard as an active player. • changed his schedule. solo tackles, was not at his dis­ and Paul had been wide receivers "The thing about Davin is that "I signed up [for my classes] posal. and had never been defensive he didn't slow down [once he was and I got a whole schedule "It was a major loss to us when backs, so you really didn't know ineligible]," Crossman said. "He • change, so I thought I got all my we lost him for last season," what you were going to get," had one of the best summers of classes changed," Bush said. Crossman said. "We had really Crossman said. They ended up anyone working out. "He wants "But they kept one class and I counted on him coming back for having good years and now this to be a great football player and • didn't know about it so I never us. It wasn't a devastating blow year, they're playing outstanding. he's always working towards went. I had to take an F and had for us but it was a hard blow for I feel, comer-wise, we're in very that." to petition [the NCAA] to get the us because Davin is one of those good shape." · It's also a safe bet that Bush Future File Photo • F dropped so I'd be eligible." kids you just don't replace. He Adding to UCF's improved sec­ will be double-checking his Bush's regained eligibility will The class in question, American brings something to the table cov­ ondary is the return of Bush, schedule as closely as he would dramatically improve UCF's History, prevented him from erage-wise that few people despite the fact that at 5-foot-8, cover an opposing receiver. play in the secondary. • ( ~ 15°/o off daily to UCF students, faculty and alumni. • ..

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Culpepper untazed avalanche of attention bv • By TONY MEJIA "Attention-wise we're no longer a mystery. Sports Editor We're not gonna sneak up or surprise anybody. Now we'll have to remained focused to live up to Around him, almost everything has changed. In the attention," Culpepper said. "Eyes will now be four years Daunte Culpepper has seen the Golden on us, and every game we'll have to go out there an Knights move from the shadows of Division I-AA bring it." into the limelight of I-A, has witnessed a cell­ Culpepper passed on the NFL last year, staying phone scandal claim his head coach, and has been at UCF despite the distractions cause by the cell­ transformed from a virtual unknown to a player phone controversy. In fact, the NFL Draft report Bob Griese's College Football calls "America's rated Culpepper a better prospect than top selec­ Next Superstar." tion Peyton Manning. Despite that, Culpepper is The anointed quarterback himself, however, is happy with his decision, stating with conviction still the same loyal, disciplined individual who that his mind was firmly made up on staying for his chose UCF over larger schools because it was the senior season. So instead of chasing his NFL right thing to do. The Reisman talk is nice, and the dreams, Culpepper will spend 1998 chasing school attention is great too, but you can take it all away records. and it wouldn't affect Culpepper at all. He knows After setting a season mark for passing yards last enough not to get caught up in it. year, Culpepper will break Darin Hinshaw's record "Getting adjusted to the attention isn't hard: I of 9,000 with only 1,289 yards. With only 581 understand that the quarterback is going to get the yards of total offense, Culpepper, will become majority of the spotlight and I accept it," UCF's all-time leader in that department as well. Culpepper said. "I have great teammates and a Other milestones that could fall this season include growing program to represent so it doesn't bother career records in passing effieiency, attempts, me." completions, 400-yard passing games, yards per The notoriety he is gaining for UC~ has .it's pos­ attempt, completion percentage, and touchdown itives, but it also ·has it's negatives. The Golden passes. The big numbers expected of him will land Knights are now regarded as dangerous, rather Future File Photo hi.rp .in the running for college football ,.s most pres­ than as an easy target. It's a new challenge for Mr. Popularity. Culpepper's rise to stardom has taken shape Culpepper to embark on. despite UCF's '.'small school" tag. See CULPEPPER, Page 18° Reisman race comes to UCF From the Practice Field •· By TONY MEJIA about who should have won. Sports Editor This year's other top candidates: Redshirts announced •Ricky Williams, RB, University - The Golden Knights E~ ery college football season, the whole new list of candidates to be of Texas. Williams paced the nation announced who will red­ talk turns to players deserving of the considered. in rushing yards last year and sur­ shirt the 1998 season. Reisman Trophy, basically the UCF quarterback Daunte prised many by staying for his According to head coach sports' Most Valuable Player award. Culpepper will be in contention for senior season. His claim to the title Mike Kruczek, everyone The top candidates are invited to the award with the is simple. Break col­ but Melvin Clark out of New York's Downtown Athletic rest of college foot­ lege football's seem­ this year's freshman class Club for the televised ceremony ball's elite. More ingly unbreakable won't be utilized. Clark with the winner's legacy remem- than anyone, mark of career rush­ had hoped to redshirt but bered forever. Culpepper will need ing yards and the lack of depth at safety has Past winners form a wide spec- to produce numbers award is yours. He Howard forced him into traveling. trum, from the notorious 0 .J. and victories to needs just over l ,~00 He is currently behind •· Simpson to the saintly Danny remain in the run­ yards to break Tony Damian Demps on the depth chart. Tailback Omari Wuerffel. , Bo ning. His perfor­ Dorsett's record. If he Howard is also not being redshirted, but he doesn't Jackson, Desmond Howard, Andre mance in UCF's big fails, the race is wide ... count in Kruczek's book. Ware, Gino Torretta, Ki-Jana Carter games at Auburn, open. "I don't consider him a true freshman," Kruczek and current New York Knick point Purdue, and •Tim Couch, QB, said laughing. "He's been out of school for two, two guard Charlie Ward are among those Louisiana Tech will University of and a half years. I don't know how long he's been who have been graced with the be what makes or Kentucky. Couch Culpepper out of school. He's as old as I am I think." award. Obviously, winning the breaks him. threw for 3,884 yards • I Reisman doesn't guarantee contin- Throughout the and 37 touchdowns in .. ued success on the football field, but course of the season players will be Hal Mumme's basketbal_l-on-grass See THOMAS, Page 21 it is nice to have on the mantle. eliminated by a lack of production offense. Numbers like that will put Last season, Michigan's Charles - or by their team's lack of success. In him in the running this year, but Woodson became the first defensive the end, one will stand, although putting up 19 interceptions as he player to win it opening it up for a there will always be disagreements also did last year will take him right out. His performance in road games @0UµU0w~~ · at Florida, LSU, and Tennessee will ·_ m©~G,· .... a make or break him. •Brock Huard, QB, University of Washington. Linked with Culpepper .. as who could have • In-depth preview gone the NFL route last year but didn't. Huskies are expected to have "of season opener at' .,, a down year by their standards. Lousiana Tech Without a proven running game Huard is expected to put the ball up • Recap of Black f . 40 times per contest. and Gokl game •Cade McNown, QB, UCLA. Mc Nown, a mobile quarterback who • Volleyball and rarely makes mistakes, threw for soccer previews 3,116 yards last year, passing for 24 touchdowns _and only 6 intercep­ • Practice field tions. He'll go face to face with both .. Williams and Huard this season. reports

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