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• FREE • Published Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Wednesdai September 13, 2006 • • Pregame • party in downtown • Despite best ranking ever, UCF is still trailing other Florida scho~ls Orlando . . • I JENNIFER ALVIRA TIFFANY PALMA The top S standings Contributing Writer Staff Writer School Rank The Student Government Associa­ • When it comes to being one of America's Princeton 1 tion will sponsor the first-ever UCF vs. top colleges, a lack of academic resources, a USF Block Party Friday complete with growing.population and relatively low facul­ Harvard 2 food, live performances, music and free ty salaries are slowing UCF's progress into Yale 3 tra,nsportation to the event. the list of top schools. The block party will give everyone U.S. News and World Report printed a spe­ Cal Tech 4 the chance to have a great time showing cial report on Aug. 28 titled ''.America's Best Stanford 5 off their black-and-gold pride, SGA'.s Colleges." The article, which lists hundreds athletics and tradition coordinator said of colleges and universities, is designed to "It will be like the ultimate pep rally," · help students searching for a college fmd the said SGA Athletics and Tradition Coor­ right choice. Florida school standings dinator Brandon Delanois. "It's all • Despite earning the school's best ranking Florida 47 about showcasing our pride, our talent ever, UCF was still assigned to the third tier and to get ready to take it to the USF of schools, which comprises the schools Miami 54 bowl the next day." ranked 125 to 180. FSU 110 The block .party will be held at • Fifteen factors were considered in U.S . Church Street Station in downtown News' assessment, including graduation and UCF Third tier* Orlando from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. The retention rates, faculty resources and student event is free to the public with free selectivity. FIU Fourth tier** • Problems in all these areas have been FAU Fourth tier** . PLEASE SEE SGA ON A6 experienced by UCF students. For many, the * Rank 125-180, ** Rank 181-248 ranking was not a surprise. • "UCF is kind of like a kid hitting that ado- · lescent age," Andrew Gluchov, 23, a double major in accounting and management infor­ mation systems said "Slowly, it is improving Students try its programs." Gluchov said that QCF is improving their programs, and already has strength through to cope with · its engineering and business departments. Yet even though programs are growing, LSAT stress UCF was still unable to make the list, much unlike its neighbors at the University of Florida and Florida State University. Many Lavvschooladtnittance

PLEASE SEE STUDENTS ON A8 test a trial for students JESSICA LINDBLAD Contributing Writer • For some UCF students, the Law School Amissions Test can cause uncontrollable anxiety, cold sweats and sleepless nights. • The I.SAT, as it is commonly known, is a test that helps determine a college student's future in law. The half-day test measures a stu­ • dent's reasoning in reading, logic and verbal skills. A passing score requires a lot of No. 2 pencils and one's complete dedication. • "You have to really want it and you have to be really dedicated because it's a really hard test," Joanna Blackstone, a senior journalism major, said "It makes you retrain yourself to think a certain

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SUSIE ORR Contributing Writer Lynx has received $5.2 million from • Seminole County to add 21 more buses to its fleet, which company officials say will increase on-time performance in all the available routes, including the UCF area. Many UCF students who are look­ ing for an.alternative to parking on .. campus have the option of taking Lynx buses, Central Florida's form of public transportation, to campus. Lynx routes are available to the main campus directly from Oviedo, down­ town Orlaildo and the Valencia Com­ munity College East campus. In December, a route called the ·~afaya Circulator" will become available with stops between UCF and Waterford Lakes. ,. .. Many students who use Lynx cur­ rently say there are pros and cons in taking public transportation. • PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BYB ENHEND ERSON I CENTRALFL ORIDA FUTUR E PLEASE SEE BUS ON A6 A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com .. September 13, 2006 • (wtnl :Jlodba 11mnl • " AROUND NATION& CAMPUS UCF professors get NA.SA ~t WO RID • News and notices for Professors to . Keep crirrent with headlines the UCF community · you may haVe missed Volunteer with children build device that In ma)or shift, Hamas gives Abbas The Orlando Day Nursery meas~es space go-ahead for talks with Israel will hold an event today on its GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - • grounds from 8:45am.to12:30 weather's effects Hamas officials gave Palestin­ p.m. where volunteers can ian President Mahmoud Abbas spend time with children. the go-ahead Tuesday for nego­ Volunteers must wear JENNMAIEno tiations with Israel, a major closed-toe shoes and should Contributing Writer shift in the militant Islainic refrain from showing any tat­ group's position as it works to toos or piercings, other than . James Harvey, associate end its international isolation. earrings. Those without trans­ professor of optics at the UCF All Israeli military court, • portation can meet in the VAB College of Optics and Photon­ meanwhile, ordered the release parking lot at 8:45 a.m. to car­ ics, and Assistant Professor of 19 HamaS officials - includ­ pool to the nursery. Richard Eastes ' of the Florida ing Cabinet ministers and law­ • For more inforination, con­ Space Institute, have been makers - from an Israeli tact Meagan Johnson at (407) awarded a $999,500 grant prison. The men, arrested by 823-6471. from NASA to build an ultra­ Israel after the June 25 capture vi<;>let imaging spectrometer. of Israeli Cpl. Gilad Shalit by • Leaming Fair 2006 Aµ ultraviolet imaging Hamas-linked militants, will The Student Academic spectrometer is, in basic remain behind bars for several Resource Center will host its terms, a camera that separates more days pending aD. appeal third annual learning fair different light wavelengths by by prosecutors. • to.day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in color. The camera recognizes Israel said the court decision the Student Union, Key West ultraviolet rays similar to ones was not meant to reward 218AB. that penetrate the ozone and Hamas for its moves toward Various organizations. will cause sunburns. By studying moderation. these ultraviolet rays, scien­ showcase the different learn­ BIUAN BUSTOS I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Hamas, whose ideology calls ing support services available tists can monitor changes in Professors Richard Eastes of the Florida Space Institute, left, and James Harvey of the UCF College of Optics and Photonics have received for Israel's destruction, reached to UCF students. There will the composition of the upper nearly $1 million in grant money to build a high-tech camera.used to monitor changes in Eart,h's upper atmospheres. agreement Monday with • aiso be food, prizes, and give­ atmospheres around Earth. Abbas' Fatah Party to form a aways. "It will tell if there's an satellite. It will be aimed at the or the northern lights, will be viewing the ultraviolet rays unity government in an effort to ' For more infonnation, con­ atmospheric change in tem­ Earth. It's similar to the satel­ c9mpletely visible and have that make up the lights. end the financial crisis crip­ tact Ana Mack at (407) 823- perature or density,'' Eastes lites used in satellite televi­ continuous images captured. Both Eastes and Harvey pling the Palestinian economy. 5l30. said. "Temperature and densi- sion, whereas it is fixed on one Other satellites would move in stressed the importance of International donors cut off aid . ty are closely related." position. This satellite will orbit and fail to .capture the this instrument to the Nation- to the Palestinian Authority Employment Prep Conference The spectrometer will be move with the Earth. For the entire northern lights. This when Hamas formed its Cabi­ Career Services & Experi­ attached to a geostationary first time,. the aurora borealis, spectrometer is perfect for PLEASE SEE PROJECT ON A5 net six months ago. Hamas is· enticll Learning will hold an listed as a terror group by Israel employment preparation ·con­ . . and the West. ference today from 12 p.m. to Palestinian Prime Minister 4:30 p.m. in t4e Pegasus Ball- Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas . room of the Student Union. , LSAT stress can overwhelm students leader, said the government Loe~ national and interna­ itself would not be involved in tional employers will address FROM Al Handberg said thatone rea­ would be. the talks because negotiations topics such as job search LSAT BREAKDOWN son students stress about their "Every time I study I get are supposed to be handled by strategies, negotiating, how to LSAT score is because they stressed out because I am also the PLO, headed by Abbas. The work a career expo and diver­ • Reading Comprehension believe it is their only key to balancing schoolwork,'' he distinction could allow Hamas sity in the workplace. way. Ifyou don't, you won't get to retain its hard-line creden­ the answers they are looking and Analytical Reasoning: getting into law school. said. "So after being stressed For more information, con­ According to Handberg, that out about the LSAT, I have to tials with the Palestinian street, tact CSEL at (407) 823-2361 for." Two 35-minute, multiple­ while the government gains While studying for the test, choice sections isn't necessarily the case. turn around and focus on "Normally it is only one key studying for classes. It international acceptance. American Culture Part II many students enroll in a While Hamad said Hamas preparation course. The cours­ to getting in,'' he said. "[Each becomes overwhelming. The UCF Counseling Cen­ • logical Reasoning: Two 35- law school's admissions coun­ Sometimes I just need a would not recognize Israel's ter will present the second es, which range in price from right to exist, the joint govem:­ $500 to $1,500, give pointers minute.multiple-choice cil] also looks at your GPA, break." , part of its Cross-Cultural . sections personal statements and let­ When · students become ment is to be based on a plat-. Awareness Series, which will about specific questions and form many believe implies help students train their brains ters of recommendation. They worried about the test, they ' focus on social customs, today all. look heavily on certain may think the only way to get a · recognition of the Jewish state. at the Barbara Ying Center to think like LSAT pros. ·Variable section: Unscored Israel, the·u.s. and European ., Blackstone, who took the . 35-minute section used to things, then weigh them good score is to study for from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. together." hours every day. But Handberg Union have said Hamas must The series is designed to test on June 12, enrolled in a pretest new questions renounce violence, recognize Kaplan preparation course. Students still put pressure discourages students from address the academic, cultural on themselves to do well. One doing that. He insists that Israel's right to exist and accept and psychological issues that "It was expensive, around past peace agreements. $1,300, but it worked," she said. ·Writing sample: Unscored student who has become used relaxing is important. • international students face in a 30-to 35-minute section. to the tress is Ahmad Sadiq, a "I can't tell them how to Despite the apparent easing new cultural and academic ''i knew I wouldn't be the type · of. tensions, Hamas gunmen, ofperson to study on my own." senior political science major. relax because it is up to the environment. ' Sadiq has been studying for individual,'' he said. "But I try along with members of another For more infonriation, con­ The studying· helped her mi1itant group, battled Israeli would be,'' she.said. "I ended the LSAT since January. He to break their fixation ofstudy­ tact Shari-Ann James at (407) understand the material, but it troops operating near Gaza's also caused a lot of anxiety. up doing better on my real test owns 10 Kaplan study books ing 24 hours a day. I tell them 823-2811. than I did on my practice and . studies for two hours to get a life. Go out with border with Israel, killing one "I was constantly stressed soldier early Tuesday, the army ones." everyday. friends. You are not a monk. • ) out,'' she said. "If I didn't get said. RWC Park Grand Opening . Roger Handberg, a political "Studying for the LSAT is You aren't supposed to study RWC Park will feature its the score I wanted on a prac­ Israeli troops also shot and tice test then it became more science professor and College the number one thing that I the words [of the test] like it's annual Intramural Punt, Pass of Sciences pre-law adviser, think about all the time,'' he a bible!' killed a 13-year-old boy during a and Kick competition Thurs­ and more discouraging." raid in the West Bank town of has helped students deal with said. "I have to work my rou­ Handberg said that day at 7 p.m. on the new turf Stress took its toll on Black­ Bethlehem after youths began stone. The night before her LSAT str~ss for more than 30 tine around it. It is my top pri­ although the test is an impor­ fields, located toward the . ority and always a factor in my tant factor in getting into law pelting troops with stones, wit­ southwest comer of the Acad­ exam she was so nervous that years. His advice to students: nesses and hospital officials she couldn't sleep. She decid­ Be honest with yourself and day. It is the number one stress school, students need to real­ emic Village parking lot. just relax. that I have." ize that no matter what score said. The Israeli military said will ed to push the nerves away soldiers fired after they were The competition lead "When students are told a On top of his LSAT prepa­ they get, life will go on. into the first UCF vs. USF flag and just concentrate on taking attacked by Palestinians. One score to strive for, they str~ss ration, Sadiq also has a full "Students set a goal for football game. Parking may be the test. soldier was wounded. "That morning I made up over it,'' he said. "I've seen . class load to study for. ·ae themselves, but they may not limited, but all university park­ found that studying forthe test reach it,'' Handberg said. will my mind that I was just going more students [get so worked ing policies be enforced as up] over anxiety and then get a and being prepared for classes "They need to realize their life Schools in developing countries usual. . to try to do the best I could and lower score." is harder than he thought 1t won't end." · adapting faster to 21st century For more information, con­ if it was meant to be then it PARIS - American and tact India Asunto and Gary European schoolchildren are ' Cahen at (407) 823-2408. . losing ground to countries such ' LOCAL WEATHER as China and India that are adapting faster to changing TODAY IN DETAIL Thursday High: 90°· needs and producing more of Today: Thundershowers developing the high-skilled workers the LET US KNOW Today SCATTERED T-STORMS Low: 74° 21st ·century demands, a new t~roughout the.day. 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A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com HIGHER NATION & WORID EDUCATION What's in the news at colleges around the country Rockford College uses art auction to help get out of debt ROCKFORD, Ill. - Rock­ ford College has auctioned about 2,000 pieces of artwork to raise money to pay down its debt and pay off its creditors. The two-day auction, which college officials said was neces­ sary to alleviate $10 million in 1 loans and vendors' . bills, brought in $736,000, said Leslie Hindman Auctioneers in EMILIO MORENATTI I ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago. Combined with two Palestinians seek cover from tear gas during dashes with Israeli soldiers in the West Bank other pieces that sold separate­ town of Bethlehem Tuesday. Israeli troops killed a13-year-old boy during a raid Tuesday. ly, art sales have totaled about $1.1 million. FROM A2 At a media event Tuesday, "When I saw the pieces of Jobs also showed off a com­ art on display at the auction ambition among their chil­ pact gadget, dubbed iTY, that. house, I could not help but feel dren, fed partly by social will allow consumers to a twinge of sadness," said inequality that schools have watch . movies purchased Richard Kneedler, interim col­ failed to redress. online - as well as other dig- lege president. "They're beauti­ "Education at a Glance," an . ital content stored on a com­ ful. I know they will make peo­ annual study by the Paris­ puter - on a connected tele­ ple happy in their homes or based Organisation for Eco­ vision set It will sell for $299 businesses, but they are beauti­ nomic Co-operation and and be availabl~ eariy next ful pieces, and it was nice to Development released Tues­ year. have them associated with day, covers.30 of the world's He said more than 75 films Rockford College." richest nations, but it also will be available from Walt Highlights included Egypt­ compares how they stack up Disney Pictµres, Pixar, ian and Roman antiquities; with key non-OECD mem­ Touchstone . Pictures and Ando Hiroshige woodblock bers China and India. Miramax. New releases will prints, signed with seals; and a That comparison will be be priced at $12.99, when pre­ Cool. Calm. Collected. collection of African and crucial in the coming ordered and during the first Oceanic art. decades. The number of col­ week of sale, or $14-.99 after­ lege graduates from China "The sale was wonderful," ward. Library titles will be That's the fe~ling you get from UCF Test Prep Courses. Hindman said. 'M the major last year - 4.4 million...... :: ·out­ sold for $9.99 each. lots did well" stripped that of the entire We prepare you for a higher score on the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, European UnioIL · Dutch windmill industry ~ins Accreditation committee: U.M. law More college grads in the moving turbines offshore · MCAT or SAT... at a lower price. In most cases, our price is school needs to remodel building world have not, as some AMSTERDAM, Nether­ less than one-third of what you'll pay with most national test feared, created a glut Wages MISSOULA. Mo. - The lands - For centuries, Dutch prep chains. So whiie preparing for the big exam is smart, University ofMontana needs to for highly educated students windmills have pumped I ~ move on plans to renovate and have stayed the same or water out of th~ low-lying preparing with UCF Te.st Prep is smarter. expand its law school building grown in all OECD nations. country, and old-fashioned or face the loss of its accredita­ And as technology has wooden mills are as closely tion, the American Bar Associa­ advanced, job market linked with the Netherlands' tion's accreditation team told demands for advanceq skills international image as its the school · have, too. dikes and bikes. An accreditation team Among OECD members, But in the face of a large reviewed U.M.'s law school in East Asian countries · are and growing lobby against the · June and gave its confidential increasingly outperforming windmill's modem electrici­ decision to President George the U.S.· and the Europe - ty-generating counterpart - '9iucF~~~; Dennison and School of Law and they "succeed without the wind turbine - the coun­ Dean Ed Eck . leaving many students try has started moving them UCF TEST PREP COURSES Eck said the law school behind," the report said. offshore and out of sight . Smarter Test Prep. building, built in the 1960s, In looking toward future The Egmond aan Zee wind needs to be remodeled and iob market needs, the report fann, the first major offshore expanded. U.M. plans to ask the warned against a "lack of Dutch project, ·is , nearing Legislature for about $4.25 mil­ ambition" among youth in completion 8 miles from Call 407.882.TEST or visit www.testprep.ucf.edu · lion to help finance the project. many OECD countries that Haarlem and is scheduled to "We've known all along contrasts sharply with fami­ go on line this fall It has 36 accreditation is at stake, and we lies' push to educate children turbines, each ·with arms have a backup plan," Dennison in many developing countries reaching higher than a foot­ said. - especially China and India. ball field, capable of produc­ The accreditation commit­ ing a combined 108 Th~ l5niversity of Central Fi~rida tee asked Dennison and Eck to Venezuelan university to export megawatts an hour - enough appear at its meeting in White­ venom antidote, other tech to power roughly 100,000 Announces APublic Forum: fish next June "to show cause MIAMI - The Central households. . .; ,, lJ· . why the University of Montana University of Venezuela is In the Netherlands, which School of Law should not be looking to sell a little artificial targets having 9 percent of its saliva, scorpion venom anti­ required to take appropriate electricity generated from Sponsored by UCF's Global Perspectives Office, UCF's .Middle Eastetn Studies Program, UCF's Political Science remedial action, have sanctions dote and frozen bull semen to renewable sources by 2010, imposed on it, be placed on pro­ a distributor near you. the need to move offshore is Department, UCF's Student Government Association, the Orlando Sentinel and the Global Connections Foundation. bation, or be removed from the On Thursday, the universi­ growing more urgent due to list of law schools approved by ty plans to ·sign an agreement the increasing number of the American Bar AssociatioIL" · with the Venezuelan-Ameri­ wind turbine critics. They say Eck said he expects the can Chamber of Commerce the towering mechanical meeting with accreditors next in Miami to seek financing to structures are blighting land­ June will go well produce these and other scapes that once inspired inventions on a large scale for Dutch painters like Rem­ Tennessee governor announces the first time. It wants to mar­ brandt van Rijn end to radal diversity lawsuit ket them in the U.S. and While land-based wind NASHVILLE, TenIL -After around the wc>rld. turbines have made signifi­ 38 years, a teacher's desegrega­ The Caracas university, cant inroads in Europe and tion lawsuit meant to force Ten­ one ofthe oldest in the Amer- · now claim around 2.7 percent Apresentation by · nessee to increase racial diver­ icas, has signed exchange of the total European genera­ sity at , its colleges and agreements with academic tion market, offshore turbines universities is coming to an institutions around the world, have remained little more end. but it has never entered into a than a curiosity because the Sanam Vakil Gov. Phil Bredesen and the marketing agreement before, economics are daunting. woman who filed the lawsuit said Benjamin Sanchez, head Building the turbines off­ announced its end on Monday of institutional outreach for shore m.,eans they don't spoil Middle East Studies, . and filed a joint motion in U.S. the.university. anybody's view, and they can District Court asking to dismiss The university also wants harness more consistent and Paul H. Nitze School of it. to sell artificial bone and . stronger offshore winds. But Advanced International "In some ways, this journey hopes to publish more aca­ they must be rugged enough · has ended," Bredesen said. "But demic books and .offer online to weather salty sea air and Studies, John Hopkins in other ways, this journey courses. the pounding of ocean stretches far out before us and As an academic fustitu­ storms. · University, Washington D.C. won't be complete until we tion, the university lacks mar­ The Egmond project - remove every kind of barrier keting skill, and the chamber jointly owned by Royal Dutch and Research Fellow for that stands in the way of any can serve as an ·intermediary Shell PLC. and the Dutch util­ Tennessean's dream to earn a between the university and ity company Nuon NV - is the Council on Foreign college educatioIL" U.S. companies interested in costing $250 million to build, The agreement stemmed the products, said chamber debatably more than the rev­ Refations' Iran Project. from the 1968 lawsuit filed by president ·Jorge Gregorio enue it will generate over its Rita Geier, then an instructor at Tovar. He added that the 20-year lifetime. . historically black Tennessee products would be prpduced Hans Peeters, director of State University, who chal­ in Venezuela, creating jobs the Netherlands' Bird Protec­ lenged the state's "dual system" there and helping to broaden tion Society, said his group of higher education for minori­ the economy beyond oil .has opposed sevei;al projects ties. where the whirling windmill After one settlement failed Apple unveils online movie store, blades might threaten birds, Date: · Thursday, September 14, 2006 in 1984, a federal judge only offers Disney films · but he supports the offshore approved a new one in 2001, SAN FRANCISCO . - projects. 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.111. which became the Geier Con­ Apple Computer.launched its "It's too bad when any bird sent Decree. If the required long-awaited online movie is killed, but as a nature Fairwinds Alumni Center goals were met, the litigation service Tuesday with mini­ organization we are for wind · Univc:rsitv of was to end. mal participation from Holly­ energy," he said. "You must Grand Ballroom In the motion filed Monday, wood and showed offa device balance the threat to birds central both sides agreed "the state is that will uiake it easier for from turbines in the short (across from UCF Arena) now operating a unitary system consumers to watch the term agaihst the threat of Florida of public higher education" and videos on televisioIL global warming in the long "will not reinstitute nor re­ The iThnes Music Store rµn." This forum is free and open to the public. establish any practices or poli­ will only carry movies from Peeters said his group cies ofits prior dual system that The Walt Disney Co.. studios, drew hope from a Danish would foster or encourage the where Apple CEO Steve Jobs study · that found fewer For more information, please contact the Global Perspectives Office resegregation of the Tennessee is a board member. By con­ migrating birds were killed by 407-823-0935 or [email protected] system of public higher educa­ trast, Amazon's movie service offshore turbines than tion.'.' launched last week with dis­ expected. www.ucfglobalperspectives.org tri\Wtion deals with seven i - ASSOCIATED PRESS stuil'ios - but not Disney. - ASSOCIATED PRESS • (tutnf !Jloriba :futu" · September 13, 2006 · Project could be worth ·$46M • FROM A2 agree that this will be huge for step." UCF if they get the prime con­ The acting director of FSI, 1 al Oceanic and Atmospheric tractor to build and launch the Jaydeep Mukherjee, is hopeful Administration's exploration space instrument. and supportive of Eastes and in real time "space weather." "It would be a major boost," Harvey's efforts. Space weather has a broad Harvey said ''The whole pur­ "Dr. Eastes is a senior facul­ • scope. It iI_icludes atmospheric pose ofour program is to bring ty at FSI and brings along a tides, which are affected by the in these kind of deals, It'd be a number of years of experience sun major kick in the pants." dealing with NASA, the Air "The sun drives the tide in The . UCF professors are Force and other federal agen­ • the atmosphere," Harvey said teamed up with NOAA, as well cies,'' Mukherjee said "He is a "Geomagnetic storms, coronal as the Laboratory for Atmos­ very big asset to FSI." masses all affect the atmos- pheric and Space Physics at the If Eastes and Harvey's • phere and that's space weath­ University of Colorado, the design is chosen, they could er." national center for atmospher­ receive $46 million to build The spectrometer started as ic research. Harvey said it was . their instrument. They are , an instrument design from a good team because the Uni­ competing against one other • another grant last year. Harvey versity of Colorado already has team. said it was based on a design by 30 years experience in building ''NASA has funded a num­ graduate student Andrey Kry­ space equipment and UCF ber of projects at FSI but this wonos. doesn't. project could very well ~ '~drey helped design the "Florida launches the vehi­ become the largest award to an instrument on a program that cles but they're always being individual faculty at UCF. The this concept is based on." built in California or Col­ present award is the first phase 1 Harvey and Eastes received orado," Harvey said ''The pur­ of the project and if Dr. Eastes a Phase A contract award. pose of FSI and CREOL is to succeeds in clearing the first They have a year to write a bring it to Florida. It would be phase, which I am very confi­ proposal to build and launch good for the economy and get­ dent, he is in line for a $46 mil­ i the device. Both professors ting a program like this_ is a big lion award," Mukherjee said

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• I want to take a moment to thank the ·student-body for their outstanding ,. . support of our football program. 1. No tickets needed ~f you are a student! I • 2 Your student 10 is your ticket! I, You kept the momentum going from last season and this was evident at the • .Villanova game. 3.Be Loud, Be Proud . 4. Wear your Black and Gold. • With ESPN nationally televised games, this season and next, the game day atmosphere at the Citrus 5. Pick up your Parking Pass at the.Student Union Bowl and at Brighthouse Networks Ticketmaster kiosk. Stadium will soon be known across · the nation as one of the best in college football.

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. . ------, A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 13, 2006 • (enttaf jlodba 1unm t A: In order to understand have prehypertension. sodium intake to less than 1,500 weight loss of even five pounds vide a highly effective method of , prehypertension, we must first Before we talk about what to milligrams sodium' per day. can decrease your blood pres­ stress reduction. Biofeedback is know a little bit about blood . do, you need to lmowwhy blood Watch out for canned and frozen sure by as much as 10 .percent. offered in the counseling center. Ask .pressure. Blood pressure is sim­ pressure is so important Hyper­ foods, which often have very Even individuals whose weight If you have had an elevated ply the pressure in the arteries as tension is often called the silent high sodium content. Consider is in the upper half of normal · blood pressure in the past, it is the heart pumps blood away killer. Unless the blood pressure using a commercially available weight may benefit from weight very important that you have from itse1£ Blood pressure actu­ is extremely high, it does not salt substitute, such as Cardia loss. your blood pressure rechecked a doc ally consists of two measure­ cause.any symptoms. It is, how­ Salt, to flavor your food. and follow up with your health ments: the top number (called ever, ohe of the main contnbu­ Consume alcohol and caffeine in care provider. If you do not 4 the systolic blood pressure) and tors to heart disease, he;rrt Exercise regularly. moderation. know your blood pressure, it is the bottom number (called the attacks and stroke, which kill Regular exercise can help to If you drink alcohol, limit important that your blood pres­ diastolic blood pressure) are more people every year than lower your blood pressure and yourself to one drink per day for · sure is checked at least once separated by a slash mark. The cancer, diabetes, car accidents . can help to reduce your weight women or two drinks per day for every two· years. On campus, systolic blood pressure is the and AIDS combined. While you should try to obtain at men. One drink is a can ofbeer, a you can have your blood pres­ peak pressure in the arteries Prehypertension often pro­ least 30 minutes of cardiovascu­ glass of wine, or one shot of sure checked at the RWC or at when the.heart is squeezing. The gresses to hypertension over lar exercise on most days of the. liquor. If your blood pressure the Student Health Center by diastolic blood pressure meas­ time, but you can prevent or week, any increase in exercise increases with alcohol, it's best making an appointment with a ures the pressure in the blood delay this process through the will help. · not to drink any alcohol nurse. You can also have your vessels when the heart is at rest following lifestyle changes: blood pressure checked at local KELLY ROBERTS, M.D. Your blood pressure is normal if Don't use tobacco products. Reduce stress. p~cies using an automated UCF Health Services the systolic blood pressure is 120 Eat a healthy diet. If the risk of dying young I know this is a tall order for blood pressure machine. or less and the diastolic blood 'Il:y the Dietary Approaches from lung cancer and heart dis­ an overworked and underpaid Whereever your blood pressure Q; My doctor told me that I pressure is 80 or less. You have to Stop Hypertension diet by ease isn't enough, just remember student. The Recreation arid is checked, it is vital that you ar~ have "prehypertension." What is hypertension, or high blood eating at least five servings of that smoking stains your teeth Wellness Center offers medita­ sitting for at least five minutes this? Does this mean that I will pressure, if your systolic blood fruits and vegetables per day and and causes premature wrinkling tion and relaxation classes. I also prior to. checking your blood eventually have high blood pres­ pressure is 140 or higher or your increasing the amount of whole on your face. highly recommend biofeedback, pressure. · sure? What can I do to lower my diastolic blood pressure is 90 or grains and low-fat diary foods in which combines relaxation ~ech­ blood pressure? higher. If your blood pressure is your diet Eat less saturated and· Maintain a healthy weight · niques with pl$e, breathing and E-mail your questions to in between these numbers, you total fat. Decrease total daily If you are overweight, a skin-sweat monitoring to pro- [email protected] Bus system still unreliable due to funding issues

FROM Al pus. She lives in Wedgefield off . portation.system. However, complications Colonial Drive, and her trip to John Clark, 'the director of between the shuttles, which are sc;hool takes anywhere from an Parking and Transportation privately funded, and·the Lynx Beleck Vickers, a sopho­ hour and a half to two hours, Services at UCF, also said that buses, which are publicly fund­ more art student at UCF, takes depending on traffic. The total . lack of funding is a. problem ed, are cau!?ing delays in this Lynx to get to class. She said distance, however, is only 15 with the campus shuttle servic­ plan. Lynx appro:ves of this she uses it because it is more miles. es. He ·Said that five new buses plan, as the higher the number reliable than parking on cam­ She said that the buses usu­ are being constructed for the · of riders, the; .inore federal pus. ally arrive on time, but the shuttle service, but they will be funding it will· receive. Vickers, who lives in Arden hardest part for her is timing. used to maintain their current . Watson is unsure of when Villas, said, "I actually leave ·Her bus, the No. 30 route, routes. More will be needed in this will be available to stu­ later than my roommates to get arrives only once every hour. -order to reach niore primary dents, but said,· "We are all to class." "My class ends at 3:20, but student residences. about doing this; it is a win-win However, she said the down­ the bus -leaves at ~:15;" Lugo "Our biggest prol:>lem is that situation for both sides." side is the cost of the monthly said. "I have to wait another . ther~ are so many riders and so Watson is looking to add pass she purchases in order to hour for the next bus to come." much traffic that many stu­ routes to UCF in the future. ride. A 30-day pass costs $40. Linda Watson, the CEO of dents have to wait for the next "UCF is a very strong mar­ Vickers doe~ not own a car, Lynx, said she is aware of these bus," Clark said. ket for us;' she said. "We want but said, "It's like paying for gas, problems and has plans to fix Lynx and UCF are currently funds to add more services." but without the unlimited them, but cannot implement· working on negotiating a plan With increased funding,. one range of a car." them due to lack funding ..,.... to provide free rides to UCF possible solution to UCF's ALICIA SAGER I CENTRAL FlDRIDA FUTURE Evelyn Lugo, a junior at one of the mqin problems wit4 students. Currently, a one-way parking problems may be more George,Luchita , left, and Debra Haberfield board a Lynx bus behind the Education Building. UCF, also rides L)rnx to cam- Central Florida's public trans- bus fare is $1.50. use of public transportation. Many students ride Lynx buses as an alternative to finding parking spots on campus. SGA hopes block party becomes regular event THE. POWER.TO FROM Al PARTY TIME admission to bars and clubs What's the occasion? UCF vs. such as Exchange Lounge, USF Block Party featuring Cigar Bar and Absinthe Bistro and Lounge. At first the event food, bands and free was only open to UCF stu­ transportation dents, but SGA decided that everyone should be· involved When is it happening? Friday in the excitement, Delanois night from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. said "We [SGA] really want to Where should I be on Friday? include all of our fans around the greater Orlando area," Church Street Station in Delanois said downtown Orlando. To kick off the night, National Panhellenic Council, Why should Igo? To support Katana™ by Sanyo" a group for the nine black the Golden Knights before · Greek organiZations on cam­ their game against USF Available in 3 colors pus, will take a unity stroll Built-in camera Saturday Bl uetooth • technology through Church Street Station. Following, Iota Phi Theta Fra- ternity and Delta Sigma Theta In the Green Fairy Lounge Sorority will perform step of Absinthe Bistro, drink spe­ shows. Rukus, a student hip- cials include $2 domestic bot­ Ciet 300 free text messages a month for.12 months. hop dance group nationally tied beers, $3 specialty draft In-store exclusive offer for students with a valid col!ege ID. recognized by BET, will also beers and $4 well cocktails. ·After 12 months, r),iy the regular month!y fee. perform along with D.J. Y- When the train passes by, Not?, alternative band·Ariya Absinthe-based "Green Fairy" and funk band Mobella. The shots are $3. There will also be Take pidures, listen to music and text, text, text block party will feature a wide a UCF alumni wine dinner in on Sprint's slim new phones. variety of entertainment to the cellar room of the include the tastes of. every Absinthe Bistro. These new phones start at $79.99 after instant savings guest, Delanois said Lynx buses will be provid- and mail-in rebate. Requires activation on a new.line of Delanois said he would ed free ofcharge to shuttle stu­ service and two-year subscriber agreement. · love to see at least 1,000 peo- dents from camplis to Church Calling plans start at MP3 Phone pie show up for the party, ·but Street Station. Buses will $29.99. Fusic'Mby L<;" says Church Street Station has begin leaving from campus other monthly charges apply. See below.­ the capacity to hold 4,000 or starting at 8:30 p.m., and bring Requires two-year subscriber agreement. Built-in MP3 Player Bluet ooth' technology 5,000 people. students back to campus from Bu ilt-in 1.3 M P camera "To be a successful event I 2 a.m. through 3 a.m. Students just want a great showing of do not have to take buses to our students:' Delanois said the event, but the transporta- Absinthe Bistro and tion is free · and students Lounge Wm provide food for should take advantage of it, the block party. Concessions Delanois said range from $4 ~o $6. From one SGA is hoping to keep the college kid to another, we real- ·block party tradition alive for ly can't afford too much, UCF, and wants everyone to Delanois said. enjoy themselves witP,out hav- Concession me:riu items · ing to worry about spending . ~ · include polish sausage, pulled money. 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FROM Al Many UCF students feel visitmg professors? It would that placing a stricter cap on seem as if there isn't enough students wonder if UCF can enrollment could help solve incentive to have professors compare with these already the shortage of classes. come here,'' Bravo said. "I established schools. ''With all the new students, would think money is a huge "They have grown, but people in the growing majors, motivator in getting professors [UCF] still lacks the mature like mine, are having problems to come here.'' refmement of a larger school," getting into classes,'' forensic When college rim.kings are Gluchov said science major Laurel Hass­ made, academic resources In terms of the U.S. News' berger, 22, said "UCF needs to matter most. The U.S. News rankings, students believe that cap enrollment and add class- ranking system focused on UCF's class availability and . es and sections in order to how effectively the institution faculty resources aren't meas­ boost graduation numbers." educates its students. uring up. Electrical engineering "Maybe instead of spending Mathematics major Adrian major Paul Nelson, 20, noted so much on renovations or Bravo, 21, said that a chief that lowering the enrollment constructing fifteen engineer­ problem at UCF is the lack of capacity could also solve the ing buildings, we could actual­ available classes for some stu­ traffic and parking problems ly offer to pay professors dents. students experience on cam­ more," Bravo said "It's sad when more than pus. Some students feel that per­ half of the classes required for "I'm willing to bet there are haps the ultimate goal of edu­ my major are restricted to one students who just don't want cation has become a second time slot in an entire year­ to deal with the traffic and priority-and expanding the that's three semesters,'' Bravo don't go to class," Nelson said. size of the school has become said. "Do any universities on "These students don't perform the first. these lists have this problem? I well, and bring down the "UCF wants to get larger would imagine most decent school's total academic per­ rather than better,'' Gluchov universities do not." formance." said "And as we all know, more Contributing to this class U.S. News and World Report students does not equal better availability problem is UCF's also judged academic perform­ education.'' growing student body, which ance by faculty resources. This However, Gluchov believes was.over 45,000 in 2005. includes the student-faculty that many of UCF's graduate In the U.S. News rankings, ratio, average faculty salaries, programs are excellent, and student selectivity was a major ·and the percentage of classes new academic programs will factor. Schools were judged with fewer than 20 students gain recognition for the based on freshman standard­ and more than 50 students. school ized test scores, acceptance Currently, UCF faculty "The Rosen School has also Exclusive o ffer only available at rate and high school class salaries for the 2005-2006 year · garnered a lot of national Travel Country O utdoors standing. range from $69,810 to $114,458 attention and hopefully, the / 11 01 E Altamonte Drive in Altamonte Springs Currently, admission for all ranks of instructors and Burnham Institute can help Just 20 minutes from UCF requirements for UCF are professors. the medical school as well,'' he becoming stricter. According In comparison, the Indepen~ said Trave I Co~ ntry 407 .831.0777 to preliminary admissions data dent Florida Alligator reported All in all, some students for the 2006-07 school year, that in 2005, the average salary believe the advent of the new UCF accepted 46 percent of at the University of Florida medical school and ·higher applicants this year, down started at roughly $78,000. admission standards are good from last year's 61 percent. "Why do we have so many news for UCF.

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Stadium gates open 90 minutes pdor to kick-off! No-tes: Any exceptions must be pre-approved by UCF an~:f the We invite you to get to your seat early and join qur City. Author_ized UCF or City representa1"ives hav7 the right to pre-game festivities! stop any hazardous or inappropriate activities. Anyone consuming alcohol mus-t be prepared -to show proof Parking Lo"t Guidelines of age.

These guidelines are for everyone's safety and Prohibi-ted I"tems In The S1"adium enjoyment! 1. No glass con1"ainers or gl,ass bottles. Weapons, fireworks, drugs, alcohol, flares, noisemakers, cans, 2. No kegs, beer funnels or drinking games. backpacks/carry bags, video cameras/cases, water bottles, balls, coolers, thermos bottles, containers, picnic baskets, 3. Tents must be 10' x 10' or smaller. banners, signs, poles, umbrellas, and Frisbees. 4. No couches or indoor furniture. No"tes: Security personnel have the right to inspect any item at 5. No amplified sound or external speakers. any time. Any and all other items deemed inappropriate 6. Properly dispose of any trash or tailgate will not be allowed in the s1"adium. ' paraphernalia. 7. All individuals must leave the parking areas by Thank you f.or your ful I cooperation and enjoy 1"he kick-off. OPD will cite (trespassing) anyone game! remaining after kick-off. Your s1-uden1- I.D. is your 1-icke1-. • GO UCF GOLDEN KNIGHTSI (ential 11odba '1ttun · · www.CentralFloridaFuture.com ·Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Volleyball drops 2 four-game matches to Florida, Florida A&M in Gainesville VICTOR ANDERSON Staff Writer There is an old adage that says: "Those who fail to learn from history are forever doomed to repeat it." As of right now, this 2006 season is looking eerily similar to last year's 8-19 cam­ paign. That, however. is too early to say at this particular time. Heading into Friday and Saturday, UCF looked to get back on the right track with a pair of matches with No. 6 Florida and Florida A&M during the Campus USA Credit Union Classic. Despite losing back-to-back heart­ breaking 4-game matches the weekend before at the UCF Fall Classic, things were beginning to come together. With two losses this past weekend in Gainesville and conference play set to begin this Friday, the time is now for this edition ofUCF Volleyball to rise to the occasion UCF vs. No. 6 Florida Last year, UCF received a huge­ wake up call when they played in front of over 3,500 fans in Minnesota Friday night was a case of deja vu as the Gold­ en Knights played in front of 3,022 rowdy fans in the O'Connell Center and were handed their most decisive . lo'Ss to date this season, falling in three game to the Gators 30-19, 30-21, 30-16. The dominance of the Gators over UCF was evident in each teams' hitting percentages for the game. While Florida was hitting at a 340 clip for the match, UCF struggled hit­ ting only .009 for the match and having only 1 more kill (25) than hitting errors (24). Amber McCray led a balanced Gator attack with ll kills in conjunction with her .429 hitting percentage in the victory. Stefanie Douglas and Kiysa Killingsworth were two of four Gators with 7 kills apiece in the victory while setter Angie McGinnis had 35 assists. Lorin Lukas led UCF in kills for the second straight match with eight to go along with nine digs. Libero Tricia Scott also had nine digs as the Knights dropped their third straight match overall~ UCFvs.FAMU After licking their wounds from the night before, coach Meg Colado and her ladies looked to get back on the winning track versus previous winless Florida A&M. However, the Rattlers would not prove to be helpful as they won for the first time in 2006 with a 30-20, 22-30. I JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE 30-23, 30-20 victory o:ver the Knights. Senior outside hitter Maina Heming makes a play during UCF's game with Samford earlier this season. Heming was named to the all-tournament team at the campus USA Credit Union Classic this weekend, leading UCF with 19 kills and 13 digs in their loss Saturday to Florida A&M. . PLEASE SEE HEMING ON A10

RWC Park opens Bench-clearing braWl overshadows new fields for play two'!'game split for Erwin's team VICTOR ANDERSON Staff Writer MELISSA HEYBOER "Words cannot Staff Writer PLAYING THE FIELD Open For Business explain how excited No one ever said winning The new Recreation and was easy, they just said it takes Wellness Center turf. fields we are to finally hard work. might have had a "soft opening' If that's the case, then the during the summer, but this have this UCF men's soccer team has to week marks the gtand opening, be asking themselves what and the ceremonies and action opportunity for can be done to turn their dis­ will be 100 percent hard mal 1-5-0 start around. The line that forever attach­ studentSto Despite a tough loss this es Field ofDreams to the Amer-· past Sunday against the visit­ ican lexicon is "If you build it, participate on these ing Wright State Raiders, the they will come." Well the fields artificial fields for Golden Knights know that a Rafael Teixiera Marcus Rein have been built, and its now successful season is still up for Junior midfielder time for the students to come Sophomore goalkeeper open rec a.nd grabs. Scored UCF's second goal Made three saves to post the play on them. · . A win Thursday against the The RWC Park had its grand Intramural use." North Florida Ospreys gave in the 76th minute. first shutout of his career. opening and ribbon-cutting the Knights their first win of ceremony Monday, and it the season. The home win proved to be a grand day for all - JIM WILKENING RWC ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS instilled the right amount of From the beginning, UCF the team pumped up." Rein said. "For us to come involved in the event. energy and· confidence into controlled the ball on offense At intermission the together and for us to also wiµ The process for having these the team and they are likely to and defense, keeping posses­ Knights held a 1-0 advantage on our home turf was great." turf fields began back when · carry with them throughout sion for much of the first half. over UNF, out-shootip.g their "We were a touch more Brian Battles was the Student "It will be. great to see stu- . dents be able to use the fields the remainder of the season ''We dominated the game," opponents ll-5. intense this game and a touch Government student body The Knights, who entered coach Brent Erwin said. "We Entering ·the second half more focused on what we president, and he formed a on a daily basis and I can't wait to come out here to play some Thursday's home opener with were always in front of their the Knights lost a little inten­ needed to do." Erwin said. committee with Kevin Peters to a disappointing 0-4-0 record, goal." sity but managed to regain "Every game these guys play look into getting new fields on soccer." The fields were funded by were eager to make an "We pressed them high,'' control of the glilllle. is going to be another game of the UCF campus. Under the impressive showing for their Rein said. ''We didn't let them "It took awhile to get experience and I thought leadership of current SGA student CITF funds of $3.2 mil­ lion for the first phase of ·the fans and get their first win of get out of their own end" going," Howard said. "But today they came out and President Mark White, the the season The Knights struck first once we realized we had to played very well." vision has now become a reali­ project. · The pricing for the next "We came out with rage," when a free kick was served bring it up, we did" For the game, the Knights ty. sophomore goalkeeper Mar­ from Ryan Roushandel to Jake Rafael Teixeira secured a 2- out-shot the Ospreys 19-9. "Sometimes it's hard to visu­ phase ofthis plan, in addition to the funding, is currently cus Rein said ''We realized we Howard in the 28th minute for 0 shutout over the Ospreys · North Florida goalkeeper alize what a project will look had to come together and the games; first goal. with a shot to the top left cor­ Michael Frost recorded six like when you start it," White unlmown and will not be known until the first two phas- work for each other. And "The first goal was really ner of the goal in the 76th saves on the night while Rein said, "and when you actually being home is a big difference. big,''•Howard · said "It got the minute off an Andy Masteller would post his first shutout of see it and see the students using Having fans cheering for you team going. We were playing pass. it, it's a great thing to see. PLEASESEE ON USF A10 is great.'' hard up to that point, but it got "This [win] was huge," PLEASESEE FIVE ON A10 ,: I AlO www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 13,2006 • (eutnf :Jlotfba 1uture FLA Sports Wrap: 'Noles star DT out for season ...,,...___,,,.,..,,;,a. TALLAHASSEE - Florida moved from defensive end to defense for the third consecutive affects you. You'd rather have State defensive tackle Paul Grif­ tackle to help. aid the team's season. your top guy, your starter. That's fin will miss the rest of the sea­ depth. Defensive end Reggie Hay­ where you'd prefer to be, but you son after tearing his left ACL Linebacker Derek NicholsOn ward ruptured his left Achilles' have to adjust. · "He was our second best sprained his right ankle against tendon in the opener against "In this game, things happen. defensive lineman," coach Troy, but he practiced on Mon­ DallaS and will have season-end­ We've got to adjust as a staff; and Bobby Bowden said "He did day and was expected to play in ing surgery in the next 10 days, a we will. Players will get an well in the spring and fall, and in Saturday's ACC showdown potentially devastating injury for opportunity to step in, and they the first ball game:• against Clemson. the Jaguars (1-0). will. That's what we have to do, Griffin was on crutches after "It's a blow to us, but we've and that's what we will do." suffering the knee injury in the Marlins Uggla sets record got some guys who can step up The Jaguars had to do the Seminoles' 24-17 win over Troy MIAMI - Dan Uggla of the at that spot," linebacker Mike same thing the previous two on Saturday. Florida Marlil'ls hit his 24th Peterson said years. He transferred to Florida home run Monday night against Hayward, who signed a five­ Spicer broke his right leg in State in January after two sea- . the New York Mets, matching year,· $25 million contract in th~ second game ofthe 2004 sea­ sons at Butler Community Col­ the major league record for a March 2005, led the team with 8 son and was done for the year. lege, and earned a starting posi­ rookie second baseman. l/Z sacks and 59 quarterback Meier replaced Spicer in the tion after an impressive spring Joe Gordon of the New York pressures last season. He also starting lineup for eight game, and fall camp. Yankees hit 25 homers in 1938, had 47 tackles and two forced then broke his left leg and joined The loss· of Griffin, coupled with 24 of them coming as a sec­ fumbles. his teammate on injured reserve. with the loss of second team ond baseman. Without him, backup defen­ Jacksonville was back at full defensive tackles Emmanuel Earlier this season Uggla, sive tackle Rob Meier will move speed last year, for one game. Dunbar (back) and Letroy Guion who never played above Double­ outside and start alongside Mar­ Safety Donovin Darius sustained (tight ankle) leaves Florida State A before this year, became the cus Stroud, John Henderson and a season-ending knee injury in PHIL COALE/ASSOCIATED PRESS t:ijin on the interior line. first Rule 5 draft pick to make the Paul Spicer next Monday night the second game. Florida State defensive tackle Paul Griffin is helped off the field and onto a cart by trainers and Defensive line coach Odell All-Star team as a rookie. against defending Super Bowl Now, the Jags are down a coaches during the Seminoles 24-17 win over Troy on Saturday. Haggins said that redshirt fresh­ champion Pittsburgh (1-0). starter again. man Kendrick 'Stewart will start Jags' may lose Hayward for season ''You plug in, you fill in the "It's a very significant loss, ''We've got guys to replace er Bobby McCray and rookies along side Andre Fluellen this JACKSONVILLE - Jack­ gaps best you can and you carry but I think we're going to be OK,'' him." Brent Hawkins artd Tony weekend, and that freshman sonville Jaguars coach Jack Del on," Del Rio said Stroud said "Our sack numbers Along with Meier, the Jaguars McDaniel to pick up the slack. Justin Mincey, who spent time at Rio has been forced to make an "That's what we'll have to do. may not be what we want, but will tum to former Pro Bowl end tackle during fall camp, has early change to . his starting Any time you lose somebody it we're going to be fine. Marcellus Wtley, third-year play- - ASSOCIATED PRESS Heming leads the Knights USF-UCF flag war Thursday FROM A9 the weekends because that's that was responsible for build­ FROM A9 first time since 2004, when where the majority of the shifts ing the Omnigrass turf that was On Deck .•• UCF swept the Trojans at the · es are completed The victorious Rattlers were The Knights continue on the UCF Arena. Pacing the Trojan are. installed for the fields. Within the next five years, ''Now, we have to 'compete' Also, log on to ' paced by a pair of double-dou­ road this week as they begin attack so far this season has students will be witnesses to bles from Maria Andanova (28 Conference USA play against been Aubre Smith and Meghan with Intramurals for usage so www.imsports.ucf.edu and more expansion and more we have to educate the students click on RWC park for informa­ ltjlls, 21 digs) and Marrita Southern Mississippi on Friday Gilroy. growth of the Recreation and Orocket (20 kills, 11 digs). For night. They have combined for 203 more about the open play tion, FA~, and rules for the Wellness Services program times." field tJie match, FAMU hit .230 The Golden Eagles will have of the 448 Troy kills this season Jim Wilkening, the RWC including a 308 percentage in a tune-up of sorts tonight when while hitting .219 and 355, Intramural Sports also bene­ associate director of programs, fits greatly from the opening of Later This Week ••• tb.e fourth and final game as the they go on the road themselves respectively. UCF is 13-0 all­ expressed his excitement and Knights struggled again with to take on Nicholls State at 7 time versus their old confer­ the new fields with the ability The opening week cere- pride about the day finally com­ to play flag football at night. monies will continue for the consistent hitting. p.m. Southern Miss is paced by ence rivals, including winning ing to fruition. UCF only hit .188 for the sophomore Ashley Petrinec all four previous meetings at Wilkening noted that with RWC Park Thursday afternoon, ''Words cannot explain how the increase of teams partici- as UCF and South Florida will match qespite hitting over .250 who, as ofSeptember 12, leads neutral sites. excited we are to finally have iQ. games one and two. the team in kills (127) and kills At 3-6 and on a four-game pating in flag football this sea- take their rivalry out to the flag this opportunity for students to son. football fields as they play in an , Lorin Lukas recorded 15 kills per game (3.10), while junior slide, UCF has a golden oppor­ participate on these artificial and a career-high 29 digs, which transfer Mari Ruddick is third tunity to gain momentum ''With flag football sign-ups exhibition flag football contest. fields for open rec and Intra­ done, we have over 220 teams Other games on that night • iS fourth in school history for a on the Golden Eagles in both before heading back home for mural use," Wilkening stated match. Maina Heming was hitting percentage (.197) and USF Tuesday night. signed-up,'' Wilkening said, will include a fraternity and ''which is an increase from 150 sorority all-star game and the n~ed to the all-tournament kills (87). Still, some things need to be Immediate Impact last year and that's with limited annual Intramural Punt, Pass, team after recording a team­ UCF is 2-1 all-time versus the answered in order for UCF to When the fields were first • leading 19 kills and 13 digs in the Golden Eagles as UCF defeated be a contender in C-USA knowledge of the fields being and Kick competition. opened in June for soccer open and available. Friday will mark the end of loss while setter Andrea Young­ Southern Miss in four games It is only fitting on a week camps and summer intramural blood had a season-high 36 last season in their C-USA where football in the state of "So just imagine the num- the grand-opening week of the sports, the interest was low. bers once students are fully · RWC Park and they are saving • aSsists. debut. Florida is in a state of urgency Once woi:d got out about ' Stat of the match: FAMU-9 After that, they will stay in that UCF volleyball will look to aware about these fields in the the best for last. UCF Intramur- these fields in a mid-July article • future." al Sports is calling all alumni to team blocks; UCF-1.5 team Hattiesburg to take on old find their stride they had earlier in the Future, the knowledge blocks Atlantic Sun rival Troy for the ·in the season. ' participate in the first Alumni about the RWC Park began to About The Fields Flag Football Garn~ at 8 p.m.. take off. Jaime Morales, the These brand new fields are For more information on RWC Park graduate assistant, Momentum 51 fields made by these events, log on to has the task of making sure the Sportexe, which is the same www.imsports.ucf.edu and c Five Knights ejected in WSU loss park is in pritne condition. corµpany that made the fields scroll down to the "Spotlight" · ''What we want the people for the NFL's Baltimore Ravens, • section to see more· informa­ own in the 85th minute. The Knights (1-5-0) will to understand is .how to proper­ New Orleans Saints and Buffalo tion on this week's events. Despite strong play in the return to action on Friday ly use the fields,'' Morales said Bills. As the RWC Park continues final minutes from both sides against the Furman Paladins. "That iS why we have our RWC The "grass" portion of the to increase in usage and popu­ the season and of his career WSU's Brandon Fleak con­ The 1:00 p.m. start will take park attendants to make sure turf is a polyethylene fiber on larity, the promise and vision of niaking three saves. nected on a shot from the top place at Wofford's Snyder · the students are educated top of an infill that consists of those before us are being real­ ' Both Jake Howard and Zak right box, securing a narrow 3- Field in Spartanburg, S.C. about the proper usage of the 70 percent rubber and 30 per­ ized on a daily basiS. Boggs posted impressive 2 win over the Knights. The Knights will not only fields." cent sand With the continuing efforts marks with four shots and two UCF out-shot Wright State look to capture their second As of now, there are current­ This turf plays similar to of Mark White, flm Wilkening shots on goal each. · 18-11, with an 11-5 advantage win of the season against a ly nine park attendants working grass, as the rubber and sand and the rest of the SGA and The Knights hoped to carry coming in the second half. tough Furman team, but will under Morales, and just like any mixture provides a consistent UCF Recreation and Wellness the intensity from their win WSU goalkeeper Tebias aim to turn their season other new place of business, he and safe playing surface, unlike Services staff, the future plans into Sunday's game against Mason had seven saves for the around as well. is always looking for more previous generations of artifi­ for expansion are well on their Wright State. Raiders while Rein posted "We have to keep our same assistance. tial tur£ way to completion. Unfortunately the Knights four. intensity," Howard said. "We ·~ ideal number to have More information on the More information and cov­ couldn't hang on to a victory, Jake Howard and Cam Jor­ can go out and play a terrible working at a facility like this is fields and their design, log on to erage on the grand opening falling to the Raiders 3-2. dan each recorded three shots game, but we have to just keep about nine to 12,'' Morales said www.sportexe.com. will be available next week in Despite tight play from on goal. playing." ''We're looking for help on Sportexe is the company the Future. bpth teams, Wright State opened up scoring in the 21st minute when Jonah Baskin took a pass from Michael Con­ ley in the box, sending it into the top of the net. WSU took that lead into the half. The Knights came out of intermission strong, answer­ ing with a goal of their own. Zak Boggs made the score even at one with a shot to the back of the net in the 54th ( j minute. Cam Jordan and James Georgeff assisted on the goal. In the 66th minute WSU's Josh Grossman would put the Raiders back on top when he sent a free kick to the back of the net. A bench-clearing fight ( stopped play in the 68th minute and resulted in five ejections for the Knights and three for the Raiders. '" WSU's Jake Slemker, Milo­ van Milosevic, and Jonah Baskin and UCF's Akin Akinri­ nade, Tyler Davis, Rafael Teix­ eira, Matthew Penn and Brian Pope were all ejected and will sit out the next game as well. Both teams played the remainder of the game short­ handed with eight men on the field, including the goalkeeper. The fight appeared to sparked a fire in the Knights. Just minutes later, UCF would tie it up again when Andy Masteller would find Roushandel for a game-tying ~oal. Boggs nearly put the ~ghts ahead with a missed ;hot off the post late in the • ame, but WSU would answer tiiat sh'ot with a goal of their (eutraf 31oriba 1utuil · September 13, 2006 . www.CentralFloridaFuture.com All

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lthough uc:F may be a Which can largely be attributed to is that as UCF expands its walls relatively new school, it is . Hitt's work as president, have and buildings, it grows in prestige (J A moving its way through forced other up-and-coming among competing universities. the university hierarchy with schools such as USF to the side­ Other schools see UCFs suc­ great speed lines. cess at drawing students,. influen­ ( It's moving so fast that other It's no secret that UCF tries to tial institutions and researchers schools are taking notice, and lure studentS with its hotel-rific and can't help but feel jealous. perhaps becoming jealous. amenities. We can't blame them, though. ''There are organizations that The Leisure Pool, the Recre­ Who wouldn't be jealous of a speak louder than they are," USF . ation and Wellness Center, the school that has the largest indoor. President Judy Genshaft told the new cafe in the library and the rock,wall this side of the Missis­ St. Petersburg Tunes. soon-to-be-completed Convoca­ sippi? "Our measure isn't enroll­ tion Center all create a townlike Who wouldn't be jealous of a ment It's about raising the quali­ campus that greatly overshadows school that is helping to build a ty, upping our graduate enroll­ the bar-riddled town that new medical hub in Orlando? ment" GainesVille has become. Who wouldn't be ·jealous of a () But UCF isn't just about its And when the new stadium - school that is gaining national SPAIN FISCHER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE size. Yes, the school may have opens, the UCF campus will be a recognition for its accomplish­ swelled from 22,000 students in bona fide college town. ments, while other institutions 1992, when President Hitt took For a long time, the g]j.ttering that were once shining stars have i the helm, to over 45,000 students lights of Orlando's many tourist seemed to fizzle out? today. But the average SAT score attractions drew attention from UCF may be the new kid on for incoming freshmen has the once-small UCF community. the block when compared to the Sept.11: soared to 1200, making UCF not For a long time, when people University ofFlorida and Florida only big, but also more selective. thought of Orlando, they thought State University, but it has proven And UCF has also expanded of Disney World · that it's quickly becoming the in other areas - areas that other But UCF is an ever-changing force to be reckoned with. Schools often overlook. entity, a dynamic institution that USF sees UCF taking its place UCF has brought the Burn­ is quickly becoming a fixture in in the ''regional Florida university Five years later ham Institute ofTechnology to the Orlando area spotlight" and can't help but feel the Orlando area, a partnership ''There's still a lot ofpeople in a little Knight envy. that will expand and build credi­ Orlando and Central Florida who As Central Florida overshad­ I keep waiting to understand about Darfur he said, "oh that was bility for the new medical school don't know all that we do;• Hitt ows South Florida, USF can do everything. I keep waiting to make last week, this week we're doing It has a state-of-the-art photonic told the St. Petersburg Trrnes. nothing but watch UCF march its sense of terrorism and to under­ Septll." and optical facility that uses That may be true, but as UCF way into greatness. stand the definitions of w:n: I sit in In the days leading up to the lasers to detect biological and continues on its course toward Genshaft's comments to the class and learn about the necessity five-year anniversary, I was inun­ chemical weapons. And the foot­ greatness, more and more people St. Petersburg Times show just and the historical relevance of dated with images and documen­ ball team has gone from an 0-ll will know exactly where to find how much other schools wish diplomacy, but I don't understand taries touting the real story, the record to a bowl game. _ the Golden Knights' home. they were like UCF. It's five years after Sept. 11 and · real heroes and the real enemies UCF is one of the 10 largest We've changed from a strug­ The Knights face off against I'QJ. still just as confused as I was of that one event, but with Tivo universities in the U.S. and is gling school that everyone picks the Bulls on Saturday. It might back in 2001; the only difference and 300 other cable channels I now is that I'm told to believe in an ABEER B. ABDALLA could have easily chosen the pre­ growing so fast that construction on to a big university that other not be a true rivalry, but UCF can Senior Staff Writer can't keep up. But other Florida schools have to look to and envy. use the great mediator that is "enemy" with a foreign name and miere ofFamily Guy. • schools can't help but put us UCF students complain about football to settle this fight over loyalties different from my own. Ifwe live in a country where down. the never-ending construction popularity and influence, and Although our national security we can change our political The advancements UCF has that plagues the.campus, but show USF that the Knights are is in question daily and our color-coded warn­ accountability like we change channels, does­ made over the past 14 years, what those students don't realize here to stay. ing system dances between sunshine yellow n't that speak volumes on our priorities and and Hazmat orange, I still ch,oose not to kow­ our inability to keep rapid hold on our loyal­ tow to fear. ties? We fight terror by living life the same way I'm not asking for a national holiday or an ,, Hazing rites should end Let them drink real milk every day: the same traditions, the same rou­ eternal flame, but a personal moment of tines, and ordering the same venti skinny soy. silence would be wise. How many of us really Hazing, often thought of as a sorority or fraterni­ Milk is somet:hfug most people pick up on their mocha latte with extra foam every Monday took a deep breath and paused for a full 60 ty rite of passage, will be put to the test Sept 25 as way home from work. morning. seconds to remember what happened five five members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity at But some people want the real stuff Pure, unal­ Normalcy is a simplistic yet effective solu­ years ago? Florida A&M University go on trial for the beating tered, unpasteurized. unhomogenized milk from tion with a determined purpose because ter­ As a nation. we need to pause. of a prospective member. grass-fed cows is hard to come by in Florida. It's so rorism seeks to disrupt mainstream life. Ter­ If during your moment you want to pray, ,, Tue men are accused of hazing student Marcus hard to come by that people resort to a bartering rorism seeks to invade, infest ahd interrupt the then pray. Jones earlier this year. The five defendants ruptured system to get their milk fix. mundane and the. sacred . If during your moment you want to memo­ Jones' eardrum and caused severe injuries to his That's right There's a black market for milk. It's when we seek opportunities to live out rialize a fixture of destruction, then focus. buttocks, said Mark Jones, Marcus' father. Selling milk straight from the udder for human loud in Technicolor that the ''war on terror'' Ifduring your moment you want to protest ( ) Hazing is nothing new in Florida and across the consumption is illegal in Florida. The government r:eceives the best ammunition. a regime, at home or abroad, then protest country. Tales of high school seniors smothering has a legitimate health interest in regulating the Five years later I watched CNN rebroad­ During my moment on Monday at 8:46 .freshmen in feces, fraternities attaching pledges to industry, and the dairy industry has successfully cast the images of people screaming and a.m., I said thank yolL . trees with plastic wrap and little else, and the tragic lobbied for the regulations. So why are people heart-wrenching destruction in our nation's · I said thank you for living in a country cases where haZing leads to death are quite clear in sneaking onto any of the 26 dairy farms in Florida capital, our Big Apple and all across the coun­ where my often-mispronounced name only our collective memories. This behavior was often that sell real milk to buy the stuff? try as we .held our breath waiting to under- further reflects our blended heritage. allowed to continue because participants were will­ Because these people believe that real milk offers stand the madness. · I said thank you for the questions and the ing; they allowed the hazing in order to fit in, to be a significant health benefits, tastes better and is an I too asked the questions that were offered open-ended angst p\IShing me to seek member of a group. organic alternative to ordinary milk. ad nauseum: Why do they hate us? Who is the accountability from my peers and my govern- Although participants ma:y be willing, there is no A handful of studies on the benefits ofraw milk bigger threat, American foreign policy or Bin ment · excuse for these actions. Beating and degrading oth­ have yielded conflicting results. Laden? I said thank you for remembering to vote in ers so they can be members of a club is nothing For example, one case study showed that a · I read and reread Thomas Friedman's New every election and for actively putting into more than bullying. woman contracted brucellosis after eating a raw York Tunes coiumns hoping the "grown-ups" place foot soldiers of my own design. Not all hazing is violent Some acts are as inno­ goat-milk product in Italy. with infinite wisdom would fmd a way to In the months to collie I would like some

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BARTENDERS WANTED. Servers and Pizza Cooks $300 a day potential. No Experience needed for Pizzeria Valdlano Baldwin TALL, STRONG ENERGY Necessary. Training Provided. Park location. PT/FT. Benefits avail. . Age 18 + OK .800-965-6520 x 107. for FT. Exp. req. Call Joe 407-620-0345 DRINK SEEKS 'Servers Wanted PT/FT PfT and FfT Positions Available bright, outgoing, energetic person No exp necessary. Energetic people Looking for Male or Female for good times around town. Must w/ positive attitudes. Only 20 min from . companions/personal care work w/ · UCF. Come In between 9 and 5. special needs adults. Flex. hours. enjoy meeting new people. The Brlarpatch Restaurant $9.50/hr 407-733-0029 Knowledge of local geography, a 252 Park Ave N. Call 407-628-8651. Seeking 6 individuals to do Clerical work \ clean driving record and a passion Bookstore Clerk Needed. from home. $300 a week. for life required. Bilingual a plus. Hours needed: [email protected] Bei:ome a member of the Orlando M-Th 2pm-7:30pm Fri: 12pm-4:30pm PfT Doggy Daycare Position. Mobile Energy Team. As part of Must Love Dogs. Must be willing to work the team, you'll seek out people in Vet/Kennel Exp. a plus! 3-4 Saturdays per year. ***www. dogdayafternoon. net*** need of energy and introduce them Must have past retail experience, cash e-mail resume: [email protected] to benefits of Red Bull. register experience, and cash handling experience. Part-time delivery driver, starting pay If interested in joining the Pay: $8/hour $10-$12/hr includes tip. Full-time/ Part­ Red Bull team, apply at Please apply at the Barry Law Bookstore time dishwasher, must have at least 1 6441 East Colonial Drive year experience. Starting pay $8/hr + tips. www.recruit.redbullmet.com. Orlando, FL 32807 Call 407-658-6615 (321 )206-5775 Red Bull' Looking for people to hand out flyers. ~~ Must live in Waterford Lakes, UCF, and Oviedo areas. Must have own car and cell phone and be avail. in AM. $8.00/hr. 407-276-2881 Women ages 21-30 you can help make a miracle happen! Egg donors needed to CAREER LIST FOOD & BEVERAGE GUEST SER\1CES help women who are waiting to become ' -..- & moms. 6-week process, 11" ' ·:.1 ManagemenVGeneral Restaurant Lounge Housekeeping .r 4f' :J • Housekeeping Se1vice $3,000 compensation. • Food and Beverage Direc.tor •Line Cooks Call our clinic, 407-740-0909 Studying to be a speech therapist? · • Restaurant Manager • Lounge Concierge FT/PM Attendants (PM) Great Opportunity! Looking to hire someone with • Banquet Chef • Room Service Server • Room Attendants Weekends IPEZ needs energetic speech/dral motor knowledge to work & PM outgoing people to host childrens •Asst. Chief Maintenance Engineer • Restaurant Se1vers IT/PT. • Lead Shift with my baby who has down syndrome. ·•Cocktail Seiver Supenisors birthday parties. Flexible hours I need someone about 6-8 hours a week. 407-339-5090 General • Banquet Set Up • Floor Cleaner (Deep Nite) I can be somewhat flexible. · •-Office Manager Front Office Please call D.L. 407-529-5966 Learn to be a lawyer before Or email to [email protected] (Executive Assistant) • Front Offiee Agent law school. Fast paced local practice • Painter • Reservations Sales Agent seeking bright, motivated individuals Anchor Blue Retail Group Now Hiring • Maintenance Engineer •Night Auditor considering law school and have 1-2 PT Assistant Managers and Sales • Human Resources Coordinator • Bellperson years left before going. Fax Resume . Associates for Seminole Towne Center, 407-648-4614 West Oaks, and Altamonte Springs Mall locations. Email [email protected] Immediate opening for full, part-time, and for info or visit anchorblue .com~obs . on-call team members. Work in nearby Winter Park in spectacular country club Paralegal setting. We need individuals with positive Title experience, bilingual preferred. attitudes and professional demeanors to Waterford L,akes area (407) 737-4442 Great work environment in an award winning hotel. Benefits include be banquet servers, bartenders, servers, server assist?ints, and ground staff. We Campus Rep Position. $10.00 per hour. 40 lk, Medical, Short Term Disability, Dental, Life Insurance, Cancer offer competitive salary and benefits Outgoing, intelligent person needed for lhcluding: free meals, tuition 3-7 hr/wk: Greek/Campus ,involvement reimbursement, complimentary Monday preferred. Email resume to Policy, Employee Assistance Program, Part Time Insurance, Paid Time golf, and full-time health benefits. [email protected] by Sept. 15. Interlachen Country Club Childcare for 3 and 5 year old Off, Employee Meals, Hotel Accommodation, Tuition Reimbursement, 2245 Interlachen Court afternoons from 3-7 in Lake Mary. I Winter Park, FL 32792 . Must have early childhood experience Phone: 407-657-0850 and references. Must have reliable Family Leave, Smoke' Free Workplace, Bereavement Leave and more. Fax: 407-657-5037 transportation to pick up children from [email protected] school. Help with homework, snacks. Please call 407-920-1116

To apply, contact [email protected] ·.·leid's· N ite Out Work Orlando Magic Home Games At The TD Waterhouse! RETAIL STAFF Now hiring childcare profeuionals who love children Sell Orlando Magic merchandise! and need flexible hours. We are also hiring hair wrappers · and braiders. STREET TEAM Please call 407-828-0920 ext. 0 to schedule an interview. ~ Work pre-game Fan Fest & THE WESTIN Grassroots campaign! I·

GRAND BOHEMIAN Contact Lindsay Isakson OR.LANDO at 407-916-2453, or [email protected]. EOE. $100 Sign-On Bonus Immediate PM Shift Available! • Fun Environment • Growth Opportunities ~.rVL~.•"::,. °\VEWILL • Fle:x.ible Schedules AM/PM WORK • $8 - $15/hr average ,- WITH YOUR . > SCHOOL ~ •Weekly Paychecks • Weekly Bonuses • Paid Training ~ Call and Set-Up and Immediate Interview! Bring a Friend and ask us how you can receive $100 Referral Bonus! North Orlando/UCF: (407) 673-9700 3592 Aloma Av.;, Suite 6, W10tcr Park, FL 32792 • Apply Online: www.DialAmerica.com/WinterPark Sout~ Orlando: (407)-243-9400 ..._. 01alAmGrica '~ M ARK E"TINC INC

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Jnc All righl• r ...rved. • (tutnf Jloriba "1tlul · September 13, 2006 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com Al 5 • rrj"j1 HELP WANTED: [ ~ HELP WANTED: l.~General . ~General F roommate wanted in 3BD/3.5Bath townhome Brand new 1Omin from UCF • $475+utls $333 security required · contact Jessica 407-766-2345 Need one Female roommate • for Town Home with pool In . EARN Waterford Lakes. $510 per month Includes all utllltles, wash/dry, cable, high speed wireless Internet UPTO & telephone 407-921-2496 or • [email protected]. Looking for clean nonsmoking student to rent 1 room in 3/2 house near $170/MO. dean&university. 425$ plus utils . • . donating· First/last/sec needed. 305-395-1488 1 roommate needed in nicely furnished plasma regularly 3 bdrm/2 BA house. Front/back patio. 2 miles from UCF. Bdrm not furnished. · • ··················-······· $475/mo. + util. Call 407-489-3075 . New Donors Female student wanted for Bring this ad Waterford Landing apartment. Fully SPECIAL furnished. 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We malch you perfectly w/ call 407-616-4712 for only $259,900~ 22 Will contents other professionals & pay referrals. 24 Auctioneer's BRAND NEW CONDO-VICTORIA . Call 407-716-0848, 407-334-6658 closer Nancepropertylnvestments.com PINES-212.5 W/LOFT, 26 Hogged the GARAGE,POOL, HEALTH mirror Waterford Lakes CLUB,$219K,954-461-8299 27 "The Thinker" or Next to Alafaya, $1300/mo, 3+den/212, Metro·at Michigan Park Condos . . "David" fenced; lawn care, community pool, etc. 30 Father of an 321-537-7723 Final Close Out Sale. Close to dwntwn. Spacious designer units. Call Gary aristo 31 Ger. submarine 407-353-6600. GreatSpacePlace.com ' Room for.Rent in a NEW 3/2 home just 32 Strokfng 15 min. away from UCF •countless The Crest at Waterfor,d Lakes tenderly amenities. Upper classmen preferred, Stop paying rent! 36 Golfer All locations are currently Interviewing responsible female ok with NO pets & $2500 moves you in. No closing costs. Woosnam NO parties. $600 + 112 Util. 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Lifeguards/Head Guard/WSl's Call 954-648-6644 structures 33 Gershwin and ' PIT with 1iexible scheduling, great pay & Promotions Director Levin Last issue solved part time benefits. Looking for a MEGA great job? Then join DOWN , 34 Zilch Contact Matt at 321 -282-9573 La Mega WNUE 98.1 FM as our TOWNHOME FOR SALE IN AVALON 1 Chowder chunk 35 Obtains 45 Penn Warren or 49 Prototype • ~~~~o--~--=,.,.-~~~~~~ Promotions Director. This exciting and Mystery Shoppers PARK. Close to UCF & downtown. 2 Cross-cpuntry 37 Heat sources Redford 51 Actor Law challenging role will work with sales and walk 46 Sheriff's search Earn up to $150 per day. Exp. not Lots of upgrades & amenities. Owner 40 Manet and · 53 Spanish painter programming to further the station's 3 Eye part party 54 Witn. in Avignon required. Undercover shoppers 2/2 Bed/Bath Condo in Upscale motivated, let's.deal! Call Joey Jackson Monet market position through concert events, 4 Game with four 41 Germ 47 Bulbous 55 June needed to Judge Retail and Dining gated community near downtown ' at 407-207-1088 for a showing. special promotions, on-air giveaways · Orlando. Never Lived in! 10 MINUTES FROM UCF jokers 42 PX patrons vegetable celebrants Establishments Call 800-722-4791 and other offsite events. To be 5 Knot 43 Means 48 Kind of rocket 58 Periphery • ..,.,,..,~~~~~~~~~~ ---,.,--.,,,...- Rent $1100 water included. Former student has 4/2 home for sale. i Kiosk in Orlando Fashion Square Mall. considered you must have a background Contact Elsie (352)348-8094. Eat-n kit, split bdrms, fenced, 1car gar. Modeling sales position, selling upscale in radio promotions and be bilingual Motivated to sell, $237,900. Call Joyce Solution and new puzzles in next issue's Classifieds boutique costume jewelry. Must be English/Spanish. Send resume and Pegasus 'Pointe Apartment at Century 21 Oviedo. 407-366-5837 friendly and outgoing: For inteiview cover letter to lanuevajob@megastations.­ available. 212, 3rd floor, vaulted ceilings, • Call 407-232-3697 net. Mega is an EOE. private bathro0m, 12x12 rooms, pool, LIKE NEW, 4/2.5 bath w/ 2,541 sq. ft. tennis courts, biisketball courts, exercise New kitchen, app, wood floors, open Valet parking attendants needed. Front Desk Assistant needed for Apt. floor plan. Close to l)CF and 417, $10-13/hr. PT evenings, flex hrs. complex in Lake Buena Vista. Full-nme, room, game room, wireless, utili)ies' included, Florida pre-paid accepted. Winter Park SCHOOLS! $330K Immediate openings. great pay and benefits. Fax resume or . Only $610/mo. Call 772-260-3108. Jeff Reupert, Anne Rogers Realty Top Grade Tutoring. Tutors available in Call 407-971-9131 i,nquiry to 407-827-1255 321-287-0697 www.JeffReupert.com AtL Math, Science, & English courses. · ---=----,-----,--:-~---- NEW WINTER PARK CONDO Single sessions and group rates Engineering Intern 3/1 .5 Large backyard, updated bathes, For Rent available. Contact 407-427-0067. 20-24 hours per week (flexible). built 1961. A/C and a bonus room. Move 2br/1bth $900-$1000 Programming Skills, Data Structures, in ready. Home warranty. Asking $205K. 3br/2bth $1150-$1200 Algorithms, Computer languages. Java 407-7,65-9212 after 4p.m. 2 miles from downtown Winter Park required. Military or simulations DREADING MONDAY? experience a plus. Must be a U.S. Call for appointment (407)628-4441 Stop paying rent & own a country club Bed Set: $900, 6 pc solid wood, sleigh Work from home. Potential for Executive­ style luxury condo. $2500 moves you in. citizen. Senior or Grad student in Oviedo Luxury Townhouse- Biltmore bed group, never used. level income. No commute, no boss, total The Crest at Waterford Lakes near UCF. software Engineering (will consider an 3BD/2.5BA, garage, screened patio, 407-831-1322 FREEDOM. Call NOW Free Homes are selling fast! 407-737-4442 exceptional Junior). Email resumes to: 1 min. msg: 866-651-0257 gated community, pool, jogging, close to • [email protected] or Oviedo Mall, $1600/month 27" Black Sony Trinitron T. V. Wedgefield 4BR/3BA on golf course fax: (407) 281-7011 GOLDENKNIGHTSNEEDJOBS.COM Call 407-249-0046 or 407-484-8505 plus FREE Sony V.C.R. and ~~ri~l We need Paid Survey Takers In with h'eated pool. $350,000 Gennie 1.3 megaplxel mini camera. Help Needed. Part-time housekeeper, lo Orlando. 10.0% FREE to join. Brand New Townhome. 3/2.5 w/ 1 car Nieves 407-761-7000 or Carolyn Only $200.00. Call 407-709-5098. Egg Donors Needed clean lodging rooms and guest areas. Ciiek on Surveys. garage. 1518 sq ft. Upgraded cabinets & Canada 407-921-2496 • Candidate must be friendly, reliable, and appliances. 18 inch tile 2 mins from UCF. Lay-Z-Boy do.uble recliner loveseat. Sage green microfiber. 2 years old. Up to $10,000 trustworthy. Must be able to work Recorded msg 407-965-0094 code 45596 Waterford Lakes 4BMBA In Exe. condition. $350' Pies avail.- weekend days. Retreat Center located in ~FOR RENT: Waterford Chase with community Oviedo. Please call Alison at [ UNIVERSITY/SEMORAN AREA: 407-322-5768 [email protected] Compensation!!! ~Homes 2BR/2BA condo near UCF. 1100 sq. ft.­ pool and many amenities. Great (407) 365-5571 ext. 10. · Pool Tal:!le: 8' professional series $900/mo. plus security. No Pets. floor plan with kitchen and nook furniture style table, caived legs, Kind, H~althy, Responsible • Telemarketer needed for a Health 2 rooms available in 3/2 house. Utilities,­ Call 407-657-5451 open to big family room. $295,000 Nutrition Distributor. Hours are flex, base (water. ·electric, internet, and cable),­ Gennie Nieves 407-761-7000 and oversized 1" slate, leather pockets. All Woman ages 19-30 pay of $10/hr +bonuses w/ room for included in rent. Masterbed $650. Other Brand New Townhome 3/2.5. Carolyn Canada 407-921-2496. BRAND NEW. Retail $4,000; Must sell growth. Must be dependable and have 0 room $515. For more info.,call Tara Avalon Park Area. Gated community Coldwell Banker $1250. Set-up available. Red/Blonde/Brunette Hair 407-831-1322 call reluctance. To schedule an inteiview 407-967-1947. with pool, clQse to UCF. Call Leslie Residential Real Estate Blue/Green/Hazel Eyes e-mail [email protected] 4/212 mile to UCF, University & Lake 407-948-2647 Beds: All brand new. Never-Flip Pillow­ Educ. Major needed for PT child care for Twylo Rd. 10616 Stradford How. $550 Apartments & Rooms Available All Top Mattress sets. lwins, $120, Full, Jewish/ Asian/European children ages 5 and 7. Need someone M­ 1st 3 students, 4th student reduces to Florida Areas! Furnished or $140, Queen, $160, King, $230, delivery TH from 3:30 to 6: 30pm one or two wks $450, plus water electric. 1st+ last.+ Unfurnished. Browse and List FREEi Call available. 407-331-1941 Athlete/Tall/Dimples 877-367-7368 or visit wWw.SUBLET.COM • · a month. Salary neg. Ref. a must. $500 security. 774-272-0923. No dogs. 1997 Eclipse Spyder Convertible. Mattress Sets for·Sale Lori 407-592-5438. · Musically/ Artistically Gifted Excellent condition, Silver, leather · Brand New beds never used - Stlll In Awesome 312 house for rent In interior, upgraded sound system and CD factory plastic. Twin Sets $100, Full High ACT /SAT a Plus! Andover Lakes(off "urry ford and $6995.00 407-435-1753 Sets $110, Queen Sets $160. 417); waterfront view; backs up to Can Deliver! 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Call 321 -243-7170 or Choose Life! Fla. License #1105-002-000 email [email protected]. www.AmericanKidzAdoption.com CLASSIFIEDS 727-823-1537 Toll Free 866-525-3057 4BD/2BA completely furnished, $500 + share of electricity. Internet, W/D, non­ Florida's Hottest Adult Dancers! smoker, no pets. Male/Female Exotic entertainers for Call 407-399-2984 Place your ad online even closer to publication at: whatever your reason to party! $25 OFF Brand New 4/2 renting for $1,500/mo. when you mention this ad. Need Egg Donor for childless couple. Avalon Park 1~619 Kalihna Court www.socoentertainment.com or South Asian or Mediterranean female, Orlando, FL 32828 www.KnightNewspapers.com/classifiqds . 407.227.1485 $$-ALWAYS HIRING' medium complexion. · Call Rosa Fischer 407-733-2936 QUALIFIED TALENT-$$ Contact Robin 407-963-3390 • ·111

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