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9-10-2001
Avion 2001-09-10
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September 10, 2001 • Volume XCXIV • Issue' 1
5 A Division of the Student Governmen t Association hmbry,ffiddle lettlrli!UHrilt UntversHy bayhJttH Bea~n , llitJridil For tl1e second straight );ear, U.S. Nevvs and World
Repo11 ra11ked aerospace engineering programs and , declared that ...
\lark Cappello Chief Academic Officer ;:rnd senior vice faculty. students and • C,lp~ EJ1h1r president .. Our reputation i~ based on staff." Benedict said. the graduates. the quality of the faculty ··v.,re hope to keep moving up in the over Embr\ -R,ddle students concerned as in the program .1nd their Yisibility in the all ranking. Everyone at the University ti.)\\ he1hc-r the, chose the ri2:ht uni,-ersi aYiation cotnrnuniry. contributed. but 1t"s a real testament to t~ no,, ha,e ·one less 1hillg to worry .. \ve·\e had faculty members who the quality of our students and faculty.·· abnut. h.1ve been \"ery active 1t1 the community According to Maria Franko of BeL·::i.u,e '.\o. I is e"actly where U. S. and students who have exce!led wit~in Tnstitutionat Research. criteria for this :--.;e,,-. & \\.orld Repon ranked ERAU's their companies.·· ranking included reputation, retention unJergradu::i.te engineering program - U:-S. News and World Report ranked rates of freshman. graduation rates. class ..1.mong rhe· nauon·s engineering pro schools in the aerospace category and sizes, student/faculty ratio. SAT scores gr..1.m, ,, irhout a doctorate - for the sec the O\erall engineering program catego of entrants and the percentage of stu l'nd .;.trai2ht vear in their annual ry based upon a reputation survey of dents taken from the top 25 of their ··.-\menca·.:- Be-.l Colle2:es .. edi ti on . due higher-level deans and senior faculty and class. 10 hit nc:-,, ,'-lands. rnday: administration members at schools Asked whether the rankings and sub LS. :--:e,, <; & \\'orld Repon also accredited by the Accreditarion Board sequent ·1iatio1'tal exposure for the ranked the L"nin':rsiry's oYerall engineer for Engineering and Technology University had influenced the size of ing program.\\ hich includes seYen bach (ABET). new recruiting classes. Franko said that elor·, and (\\O master 's programs. 1-..J.th The U.S Air Force Academy placed freshman take a survey in their college ,imong the na1ion·s engineering pro second in the aerospace engineering cat success classes (i .e. AE IO I) gram~ ,, ithout a doc!Orate. up one spot egory. with California Polytechnic State 1t1 which they answer whether nalional from laq \ ear. U niversi ty- San Luis Obispo and St. reputation affected their decision to The ma'gazine began publishing rank Louis University tied for third. attend Embry-Riddle. ing.., in the specific area of aeronauti The magazine also ranks overall In the 1999 survey, taken close to ca I/aero, pace/as. t ronau t ical engineering universities' by region. with Embry when ERA U was first ranked No. 1, the re LJ...,t year. and ERAU has topped both Riddle ranked 31st - in the first tier for ERAU students put more stock in rank- 17 editio lish. the second straight year - in the South ings than lhe national average. World Rep The rea'.)on'? .compared to all public and Compared to 12(}0 nationally, newsstands --1Jt's) primarily 1he long-standing role private universi ties that offer few or 24% of ERAU freshman answered that rankings also app that ERAL' has played in leading the avi no doctorate programs rankings in national magazrncs were magazine's webs it atton 111dustn _.. said Barry Benedict. ··It"s a real compliment to all of the important. www.u.rnews.com. Shagfest features free food, prophylactics
Mariano Rosales word at the event. ·'Trojan donated over two thousand Photography Editor condoms for us to hand our, ·· said The start of a new school year brings A lvarez. ·'We also had free food for all both celebration and excitement. For students thanks to R odney Cruise and Embry-Riddle, this year was no differ Embry-Riddle Dining Services:· ent. The food tables were a popular spot To keep with the tradition, th e for the many hungry students. Music Embry-Riddle Student Government entertainment during thi s eyent was Association played host to this year' s provided by the campus radio station. Shagfest celebration, held at the 104.7 WERU. another d i\·ision of the Fieldhouse on Monday evening before SGA. the first day of classes. Not to be left out.· Student Acti\·ities. ·'The Shagfest is a way for the SGA in conjunction with Touch ·n Go to promote an awareness of safe sex Productions. brou2:ht the e\·enin!?s main and safety in substance abuse among entertainment. Fo~· the fourth c0nsecu the Embry-Ridd!e community.·' said tive year. hy pnotist Tom Deluca per SGA President Peter Alvarez. '·1r·s also formed in front of a packed Fieldhouse a way to vent our frustrations and have crowd later that e\·ening. Deluca has a good time with our friends and class been routinely inYited back to Riddle mates before classes begin ... because of the immense popularity of - -,, The Student Government worked in his performance. cooperation with the Greek organiza '·T"ve been doin2 these show~ since tions to bring an event packed with the mid 1980s ... staled Deluca. ··This is K I games. food. music and fun. In addition probably the busiest time of lhe :ear for to the · many fraternities and sororities me because all the uni\·e rsities are start displaying their services. the SGA divi ine: off their new years:· This years sho\~' had a number of HYPNOTIST TOM DELUCA ASKS one of his volunteers why he, Bud Chan (Jackie Chan's bigger and badder brother), is the sions also had a chance to show the stu dents what they are all abour. greatest martial artist ever. The night was filled with many more great laughs as Mr. Deluca charmed his volunteers ,nto thinking See SHAG on A3 they were s0mething they were not. From secret agents to fueding couples, this year's show was a gaurenteed laugh for all. ··free.'' was also a common President's Safety Education Day recognizes ERAU's best Christian Tougas accident reports among its students. The repair. Becky Shultz, Anna Marie Wells. team was awarded a S 1,000 check for its Lee Walker, David Levinson, Chris Brown. Editor in Chief efforts to improve safety. Sandra Stack, Santiago Terif and many oth ' The next major award to be handed out ers all received recognition for their abili On Tuesday. September 4. the Flight was to a Mr. Ellis Ramirez. Ramirez works ties and dedication to the flight program Department gathered together in the IC for the aircraft maintcnence department here on campus. auditorium to recogmze their brightest and here on campus and was sired for his atten The second half of the seminar was dedi be~t staff members. The seminar al s.o tion to detail. While inspecting a Cessna cated to the funher education of our flight played host to numerous guest speakers 172, he noticed a fuel stain on the carpet of instructors. An FAA safety spokesman from who lectured on important safety topics in the aircraft. Upon follow up. it was found the Orlando FSDO spoke on the dangers of the flight community. that an aileron cable had wound itself multi -engine operations. Accidents involv Pre~iding over the ceremonies, President around a fuel cable in the fuselage and had ing flight instructor mislrn1js were talked George H. Ebbs handed out awards to those punctured the line. Finding this defect about, as well as procedures for sing!e v. ho had gone beyond the call of duty to averted an almost certain catastrophe. engine operations at low altitude. make ERAU ·s flight program one of the Another award went out to Jaime Cortez. One accident in particular involved an best in the nation. President Ebbbs said that This instructor had earned the respect of his MEI who failed his students rn2ht engine he felt "This will be the best year yet for peers at ERA U's CATER program in while in right-hand traffic. Tile airc~·aft (the Flight Program)." due to an ideal ratio Deland for his overall commitment to eventually trashed while trying to avoid a between flight instructors, aircraft, and stu excellence in flight. Ymc role while turning base lO final. The dents. The rest of the awards were handed out instructor.also compou1lded the problem by The first award went to Team One of the to other members of the ERAU family for failing the right engine through the fuel Flight Department: headed up by Ivan their efforts. The ERAU parts ream was selector, thus ruining al! ch.111ces of an PRESIDENT GEORGE EBBS SPEAKS to the hundreds of flight instructors who turned Grau. This team was recognized for its commended for their hard work in stocking out for the President's Safety Day seminar in the IC auditorium. Awards were handed out superb ability in gathering incident and the many aircraft parts needed annually for See SAFETY ON A2 to flight staff who stood out among t11eir peers for their cornrnitrnent to excelle, .
. •----a~-- ·---~ ~-- Aeronautica ./. Data Technology Sll!dent Life INDEX -- - . -- - Aeronautica B1 A2, A3
Classifieds B7 86 B4 A4 Space Technology B2. 83 ■ Srn•cf r<1ci11g ,ti/111s dt'tail n'<1'-hf1.' II Singer Aaliyah dies tragically in ■ When 1s a 'faster" processor ■ Th e space slwrr/e Discore1y blas1.,· plane crash in Bahamas. really a belier processor ? ujffor !he 155 with its latest payload. illll'/'(!S/S-. A7 Page Bl Page B4 Page U3 Pagr A6 Student Life A6 A2 CAMPUS NEWS The Avian, September 10. 2001 ,..J , ■ 1-11- College of Aviation takes shape on campus
Sz1n1111er proves fli2.htline buildings will be no more. resources for the aeronautical sci science classes, unlike the near The entire Embry-Riddle campus ence and meteorology programs, mile wa lk to the AWS and ASSL is slated to have a significant but flight management labs, a bui ldi ngs -students now endure. productive on makem·er in the next te-n years , teacher resource center, and the These two older buildings, cursed starting with the aerona utical sci dean ·s office as well. The ne.w by their distance from the flightline nelv building ence buildings. building is sl_a!ed to be complete by and yet so closely connected to it, The first major step of the new late next year. w ill still be used for extended cam campus master plan is already tak This first building is only one of pus classes. co11structi.on ing place with the construction of three phases incorporated into the The third and final phase of the ,he firs, bui lding of 1he College of aeronautical science program's project involves the fleet mainte Brock Sargeant Aviation. refonnation. nance hangar. The new hangar will CJmpus :-.'t"w--s Edi1or --- Ground was broken for the new The second addition, still be located where the flightline building on March 15. The structure unscheduled but on the drawing buildings are now, and will be much .\lam slUdents who did not stay began tO ta ke shape in the summer, boards, will replace the tlightline larger than the hangar is currently, for sunimer sessions were surprised with !he foundation laid in May and itself. and will be located where the giving it the ability to house jets and al the monoli1hic SEructure tha! rose most of the superstructure complet fleet maintenance hangar is now. It other larger aircraft. from the 2.round between the flight ed by Sep1ember. It is located where will contain all of the elements The all-important funding for the line and the librarv. That buildin'e is a sand parking lot used to be. direct located in the flightline noW such as final two-thirds of the project is sti ll the firs1 in a serie.S of impro\'emellls ly between fleet maintenance. the rhe !light desk, flight planning in question,- but funding for the first to the Oight and nect mainlenance f11ghtline. and the li brary. This turns room, and instructor bays, in a more building is complete, having been buildings~ out to be the perfect place for a elegant up-to-date package. raised through bonds. Not only will In a- matter of months. the building which will house elements This building will be connected building in phases space out the uniqud~ angled classrooms. tem of all th ree. to the first via a glass-enclosed cost over time, but it will also allow THE COLLEGE OF AVIATION building as it ui\l look uoon pc-ramental air conditioning. and The new building will have not bridge, allowing much easier access for· easier transitio•n from the old completion next year. Contained in the new building uill be class aged concrete of 1he hexagonal o nly have class~ rooms and between night labs and aeronautical buildings to the new. rooms and labs for meteorology and aeronautical science classes
Roll for the gold ■ SAFETY Channel 3 revamped from A1 . r· . . /•' ' ,,,, LaVerne Davis expeditious return 10 normal ,. ,,,, hope its popularity will continue , ERRSA Communications Coordinator to grow with new movie show night. ings and student awareness Ano 1her speaker. Bruce The new and improved videos. Topics such as credit Lans berr~. E.xecu11, e "Channel 3" w ill go into effect card debt, better grades in less Director for AOPA, conim on Monday, September I 0th, time, and real life experiences ued lhe talks aboul safe?\ in sponsored by the Embry such as " Dead Drunk: The fligh1 wi1h topics rc:1ng°rng. Riddle Resident ~- Kevin Tunnel Story'' fr om cockpit dis1rac11ons 10 Student on college alcohol separation in 1he s -~ . Association abuse will also be Mr. Lan,berr~ gaH: a CdO (E.R.R.S.A.) shown at inter• did speech about his experi and the mission times. ences with dis1rac1iom, J.nd Department of Requests Crew Resource . tanagemc::nt Housing. We should be (CRM) as 1he compu·er 1ecn will be show made no later nicians worked 10 fi-,: a Jech rng new than one nicalitj in 1he compu'c-r :~ rel ease week prior to tern v. hich c;.1opped him from movies on a your showin2 h1, official ptc"-C"71· continual intended 1a1ion. -The problem v.a basis and will start date and e, enruall~ c;,.oh ~d and h use the time be sent to your Lansberr~ v.a.-. a:Me between movies nearest "Channel oHrcome 1he di'1racuon .and to promote events 3" drop off area deli, er man\ ouod on campus and (E.R.R.S.A. office in words of\\ arning about FR increase communication Tallmon Commons. fligh1 in the er •.i.dcd .._, ,.., between departments and our res Hous in g Department c/o Li ssetre a, er Da~ tona. MARIANO ROSALES / AV/ON idential students overall. Jimenez, or Student Ac1ivities). O,erall. the ceremon\ .,.a STUDENT JOHN YOUNGBLOOD THROWS the dice at the craps table Friday at Monte We wel_come professors, staff, For the next two weeks only (9/3- a plea ... ;:im e,em h1ghhi.t111r.g Carlo Night in the Student Center. The casino games, food, and prizes were sponsored by clubs, and organizations to 9/16), we will be accepting forms all 1he \\Of 1h31 g C" Lamda Chi Alpha to kick oH the new semester. Hundreds of students turned out for the include announcements. mes without the one week advance in10 ma mg the fltg p· annual event this year. sages, or advertisements at this requirement. If you have an~ gram a leader 1n air "--.lfcl~ time. Residents in housi ng have questions, p lease feel free to call access to this channel and we the E. R. R.S.A. office at x8030.
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The A1·io11, Septen1ber I 0. 2001 . %,,«@'!I it ~•-"Ol'Wttu""eOl!Ol'"'"'""'"M __,,, .. ,__ CAMPUS NEWS______;;;;...;_,.,. . A3 Singled Out Flight students
tunity to narrow Students pack UC . down the date of welcoDied back their dreams by cafeteria for ERA Us asking pre-~e\ect Chris Johnson Operations Manual for you, the ed questions to a Chairman, ASSAB student. With this in mind, large number of contes READ YOUR OPS MANUAL! version ofMTVs tants. The winners had The Aeronautical Sc ience It is your bible as a flight student the opportunity to Student Advisory Board wishes at this university. dating game show cnjov gift certificates to welcome new Aeronautical Meetings times and locations to v{1riOus places such Science students and to welcome of the ASSAB will be posted as Carrabas Italian back those returning. Many soon in the AWS building and at La Verne Davis Restaurant. exciting things have happened the flight department. In the Communications Coordinator. ERRSA E R R S A this summer in the degree pro meantime, be sure to pick up a Programming gram. As you may have already copy of The Contact newsletter Communications seen,· the Col lege of Aviation next week. We will have a lot of New ERAU students were fi lled with Coordinator, Mandi building project is coming along detailed information about the excitt'menr piling into the University Center Bi shop. exclaimed, ··1 nicely. Many new minors are program in the newsletter. They on Friday, Aug.31.2001. Over 600 students am so happy that our now offered to Aeronautical will be available at the AWS attended Singled Out. based on MTV"s popu "Singled Out" MTV Science majors. Pay a vis it to building and the nightline. If lar game show. hosted by the Embry- Riddle Night went over so PHOTO COURTESY OF EFIFISA the department office in the you need to contact the ASSA B Resident Student Association (ERRSA) well with !he studen(s. STUDENTS FILLED THE UC for Singled Out, hosted by the Embry AWS building to explore your for anything concerning under the Department of Housing. I hope rhey continue to Riddle Resident Student Association. At the end of the contest, Mandi options. Aeronautical Science or 1he ERRSA would like to give specia l thanks support al l ERRSA lras Bishop and Zach Connell, inset, emerged as winners. The ASSAB has been hard at flight program, to Zach Connell for all of his hard work as to offer.·, work on a few major issues this you can call our voicemail at the Master of Ceremonies and Student ERRSA would also like to thank Dean o f Bash. B. Y.O.B. was held on Saturday, Sept. summer. We have played an 226-6846. We're also on 1he Activities for providing the great ··munchies'' Students. Kathy Deaner, ro·r donating the I st in s ide the Student Village. Many stl1de,nts integral part in revis ing the web. check out our in be_tween their program an~d Touch 'N Go's hottest '·Make your own Music Video" com had a wonderful time making their own ERAU F light Operations we bsi I e: h II p ://students.ct b.e ra u .e Movie production. The game show is mimic pany during o ri entation. This event was a mus ic videos and enjoying the endless ice Manual. Based upon no-show du/ ~assab/ ASSAB Website/ ked off the hit ''MTV" series ·•sinoled Out'' . ~ wonderful addition to compliment our Bring cream with the variety of toppings in the petitions and requests, we hope Good luck this year and where one lu cky guy and gi rl had· the oppor- Your Own Banana (B.Y.O.B.) Ice C ream game room. fully have improved the Flight happy nying.
school and administration." Concluded Alvarez. '·The event had an Award-winning writer ■ SHAG This Town Hall Meeting wi ll be held on excellent turnout and great involvement from A1 the Flight Deck on Wednesday, with the students. Overall it was a superbly Sept. 26. coordinated SGA activity.·• Embry-Riddle stud ents "volu nta ril y'· to give speech at ERAU doing numerous actions ranging from bal• let dancing to alien translations. Many new acts were noticed from DeLuca's shows in Press Release ll1e Atlanta Journal and a political reporter the past. ERAU Communications and metro editor at The Tampa Tribune. ''I try to change my act as often as I For more information, call Embry can," stated Deluca. ''It sort of depends on Florida crime novelist Tim Dorsey will Riddle human ities professor Steve what I can remember at the time." speak on the creative writing process and Glassman at (386) 226-7902. For those participating in the show will read from his novels "nrnrsday, Sept. under DeLuca's suggestions, the evening 13. The event, which is free and Open to the seemed r~ther uneve.ntful. public, w ill be held at 7 p.m. in the L. Gale "AJ I I remember is counting backwards Lemerand Auditorium in th e Capt. Willie from three hundred, a'nd then having to Miller Instructional Center. Tampa resident stand up and say my name," stated stu• Dorsey is the author of Fl orida Roadkill, dent/volunteer Brian Lutz. "Peopl e keep Hammerhead Ranch Motel, and the recent' telling me I did some fonny stuff but I Iy released Orange Crush, which satirizes don't remember that." the Florida electoral process. In the tradi The Shagfest, according to Alvarez, is tion of fellow writers Carl Hiaasen and only one of the many services tht:; SGA Elmore Leonard, Dorsey's books corn bi~ prov ides fo r the Embry-Riddle communi black humor, mystery, and violence in ty .. Florida settings. His debut novel, Florida , "Right now we are implementing a new Roadkill , won the Flamingo Award for 41 Safe Ride program for active students,''· 2000, presented by the Florida Chapter of ;v~~~,g,-~ sa id Alvarez. "We w ill also be holding a MEMBERS OF ALPHA PHI Omega show off their stash of condoms hop the Mystery Writers of America. Dorsey Town Hall Meeting to allow students to ing to entice potential freshmen into their fraternity. Prophylactics, food, was fonnerly a police and court reporter at INTEFINET PHOTO riddress the ir concerns with the and fun abounded at this year's Shagfest celebration. •
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The Avion_is managed entirely by students Whoever said condoms were safe? Executive Management Board ~lark Soppet Furthermore. condoms are conspiring to give us all herpes, pie, includes a mon1hly supply of Editor in Chief: Christian Tougas ~QJ ro A,'io,, ineffective in protecting against right? condoms in each student's Managing Editor: Avian Staff Human Papilloma Virus. which \Veil. they·ve fallen into the tuition bill. And, under some News Editor: Ryan Campbell He · lo ugh. He"$ durable. causes cervical cancer. And the 1rap that many other in stitutions circumstances, a condom does Business Managers: Erann Lincoln A. nd he 'll prorect you from preg condom is have. They work well if it is used correctly. Advertising Manager: Todd Fortier n2nn · and sexuall\' trans.mitred downrigh1 just don't trust But what does it mean to use a dise.iscs. He "s Trojan ~Ian. and impo1ent in young people condom correctly? Do most peo Production Staff t ·s your :rn.s\1o·er for safe sex. pro1ecting to make ple keep the condom in a cool, · Aydin Ozkazan, Riehr'! Well. no. Even though a against scabies. responsible dry place? Do 1hey use a sper Training Manager: coridom. \\ hen used co rrect I~. is ~If condoms decis i ons micide with the condom? Photography Editor: Mariano Rosales effecti,.e in pre,'enling pregiian are that inef- about sex. So Hardly. It's funny that -schools Copy Editors: Ethan Kent, Phil Ciani, Mark Cappello c~. the ch ance of 1he condom fec1ive. then instead of will trust young men to use a Graphics Editor: Avian Staff fa ili ng 10 prevent the spread of why does preaching condom correctly when they System Manager: Avian Staff disea e is as 5?,re at as :!O W'. Embry-Riddle abs tinence , won't trust them to abstain from Ha\ ing Se'C \\ ith 'a condo m is the promote them they appease the risky behavior in the first ' Section Editors ame as playing Russian so ae.e.ressive the w ishes of place. rouleue: 1he odds of 2ettin2. an ly? -fhe con the stude nts T~e legend of Trojan Man is Aeronautica: John Gibbs TD are the same . - - doms were by telling just lik~ other lfgends. It has Campus News: Brock Sargeant INTERNET PHOTO / \\WW TRO.IANCONDOMS COM In Juh. the Centers fo r Di sease 1ossed ou1 bv !hem that they roots 111 the truth, but the Asst. Campus News: Heidi Flores Con1ro1 · released a s1udv on the 1he gross a1 th·e Freshmen Risky can hav~ sex. as long as they story as a whole is false. It's Classifieds: Todd Fortier cffec1iveness o f condoffis . The Times assembly. Student play by the school's rules. silly to believe in legends like Data Technology: Avian Staff CDC discovered tha, condoms Government Associa1ion was To the school ·s credit, it does King Arthur. It's dumber still to Opinions: Lucas Crouch do not pro, ide consisten1 prorec giving ou1 condoms at the appro n't actua ll y thrust the use o f con believe that Trojan Man Sports: Chris Kemmerer rion against chlamydia. s yphilis. priately-named Shagfes1. Surely doms on students. The will protect us from Space Technology: Charla Keiser gono rrhea. and herpes. 1he schoo l and 1he SGA are n'I Uni versit y of Illinois, for exam- the dangers of premarital sex. Student Life: Ashlee Fiser . Asst. Student Life: Crystal Passman Comics Editor: Avian Staff Reno next Florida Governor? Bush bashing_on campus Avian General Staff Members
Ryan Jones Janet Reno has faced a multi Mitch Widham informed value judgements, to Distribution Manager: Jim Stern S~ ia l 10 .A \'fon tude of challenges as Anorney Special to Avian expand their knowledge." Online Editor: Avian Staff General. There has neve r been I also ' feel that the education Secretaries: Brian Upman. Ashlee Fiser, Terra Murphy Florida politics are insane and any true right answer to the While walking through received at a prestigious private heared. The 2002 eovemor elec Elian Gonzalez paradox. Academics (2nd F:loor A Bldg.) the University such as ours should tio n will be no ex&ption. Janet Most rational people agree oth er day I was shocked to see a base its curriculum on facts and Reporters: Nicole Menkhoff Reno has recen1lv announced with her position that !he boy bullerin board dedicated to belit founded science with a forum for Special to the Avian: Peter Alvarez, La Verne Davi s, Ch ris her in1en1ion to · run for the should grow up with hi s father. tling the President of intellectual debate, Johnson. Roiann Nimis, Li ndsey Democratic nomination. Furthermo re, .the Waco siege the United States. not on cartoons and Sanders, Elisa McGhee, Mitch At fi~t. this sounds like out- could not have ended without The bulletin board .· , . . .. I .. · ... . liberal bias. righ1 lunacy. The former add itional bloods hed. contains anti-Bush Webster's Widham , Ryan Jones, Mark Soppet uomey General cames more Only Montana cabin-dwellers political cartoons, .' Dictionary offers sev Photographers: Robert Byrne b aggage ve hement-\ y anti-Bush e-mai ls, eral de_finitions for than a 7-H. hold this and liberal commen the word 'Academic.' Avian Advisor)' Board Can she , , atrocity tary that is unintelli One is ''Relating or really stand agains( her. gent, unfounded, and belonging to a schol ' Dr. Tom Vickers Dr. Roger Osterholm a chance [Reno] is the better can H ardcore poor in taste. arly organization," David Wong Tony Costello Tashuelah Nasah against the didate, and after the Right - Wing I feel that this one which we should be. President ·s Conservatives sided libern l view Another definition . . - ..., .. November election, she . . . i" ._ ' . brother? would never goes ag3inst the reads, "Theoretical or FEEDBACK . •' • . ·- The answer will make the better vote for her University 's stated speculative with6ut a ' -· ,,, ·~ ""= - •. .;1,,,:.:. ' is abso lute govenwr. anyway. policies for aci1demic practical purpose or FAX (386) 2266ll3 ly. If you Reno is standards which says intention," which I News Room: (386)226©49 believe that _____R_ YA_ N_J_o_N_E_s ___ , , smart, strong, in part, '·To proviUe intellectual am afraid we have become. Avian E-mail: [email protected] !here is no and always stimulation, ensuring that students Mitch Widham 1s a Parrot such thing serious. She are broadly educated, and to Officer with the ERA U Safety as bad P.ublicity. then Reno is the knows how to tackle toug~ empower student s to make Department. News Room: (386) 226-60,, 9 c\ea1 W\l'ITW.T.' , $'-:>U~.'5. People like Jay Leno frequent Consistently, Reno's wisdom Advertising Manager: (386) 226-6051 ly poke fun at Reno's apparent has allowed her to come out on Balancing judgement for slain student News Editor: (386) 226-7009 masculinity, but this will change top when she is seemingly down Managing Editor: (386) 226-7697 now that she has been diagnosed for the count. She is obviously a Staff Editorial reinstate the death penalty. Business Managei.: (386) 226-7698 with Parkinson 's. No one w ill fighter. 2002 will see a very Ge~rge Washington University There is no provision for mur Managing Editor: (386) 226- 7697 want to be accused of ve rbally competitive race, as both candi der in federal law unless that thrashing a 63 year old woman dates battle to win the vote of the ( U-WI RE)Wash ington--He murder occurs on federal proper with a disability. moderate. Jeb Bush 's over-con murdered 19-year-old George ty, against a federal official or Jeb Bush and the Republicans fidence will be his downfall. Washington University student while the victim is engaged in a The editorial opinions expressed~he ide,uified " rite r and do !"IOI ne-c• essarily represent those of; Ht: Unive,r..ity. the s1:iff'Of The A1W o or t~ ~m~f"- ol 1~ \Viii incessantly bring up Elian Reno is a veteran of partisan Jonathan Rizzo and two other federally protected activity such student body. Letters appearin~·n1iie A,-ion do not ne~ri ly rei"k-c1 1hc- op nioro. of Gonzalez, \Vaco, and the Clinton politics and she knows how to men in a multi-state New as voting. Murder is and always the Universi!y. the staff of The Ai·ion or members of tfit- '-h1dem ~ Or ntl.'ln<, presidency to 9iscredit Reno's play both sides of the fence. She England crime spree. He con has been a state crime. But state expressed elsewhere q/e th~~ of the-witer. who is ideo1ificd. Lc-ne~ ~t-rnitrcd ~~ be past performance. However, is 1he better candidate, and after fess·ed to the crimes and has and federal prosecutors want to edited for brevity and wilf~ prinled prov_!.ded they are not IC\•d. ob,.c-enc or 1ibelou.., Letter writers shall Cfnfi r'I! themselves 10 fe.-;,__,;; than -i-00,\ords and-a smgk rop c . .\ll k-f. this makes people perceive them the November election, she will shown no remorse. He is unre charge Sampson under the 1994 ters mus1 be ;1ccom pani~ by 1he: signJture of the writer. Namb m.I) t-.e"' t held oo as lhe bad guys. make the better governor. pentant and definitely guilty. federal anti-carjacking statutes, ' request at the discriion of.ipe.Ediior in Chief. The -~l-1-0,' is ln ..\ ~tt-d Prct<- mcm Gary L. Sampson is the perfect which can incur the death penal . ber newsp:1per and ubsETibcs to lhe C.impus 'e'-"'S D1gesL A. atro CoU~gc- ~ candidate for execution. ly. .ind College Press rvi~'.'~A1-"I011 ls produ i;.y d b~ a \t>lun1 ec-1 '-l u n1 ,u!l v.e-t- J 1hroughouc the acad~)9 \c:tr_ii od bi-week]~ lhrOu ijhOut 1he summer ~ ~1~· -... fol"lrd- But Massachusetts, the state State officials handing over ed !hrough S1uden1 ove:t\ment fees and advertism_g re\enuc. This (}("\\~ uiJ •~ Send The Avian where Sampson killed Rizzo and criminals who commit state contents are procec!e nder he copyright laws of 1he Uni ted S1a1 es. '\'(' pon,on or, ,_ ... 69-year-old Phillip MeCloskey, crimes to their federal counter public.ition may be rl:prod ed wilhout n:pressed v.riui:n <:0n..,;;en1 o( 1k t1"t(_lllf" has no dea1h penally. Instead of parts are blurring an important Newspaper. Correspondellfe m.1:,,4~ addres...<:.e d to: ~ .-'\110,1 'I-C" v.-.,:_,.1pe(. Ernl">-~ -R;.j.,;_i-( your opinions!!! Aeron.iu1 ical University. 600...South O~de Morris.Blt--d... D:i~ ton.3 & 31..'ii. A<-n-J.J _-;. : 1• .! trying him in state, state prosecu distinction between state and fed Phone: (J86) 226-6049. F:ix :~86) 2~6--600..l tors are transferring the case to eral power...... federal co·urt as a means to secure Part of the concept of justice If YOU have an an executi_on. and the rule of law is the idea that -- Individual state officials are laws in effect at the time of a opinion that you just attempting to circumvent the will crime cannot be manipulated to The Avion wants you! MUST get out, send it of the people and the laws of fit circumstance or inCrease a Massachusetts. Sampson should punishment. Massachusetts ·does If you are an upbeat, S1 0 b\', the offic to The Avian!!! not be executed -- ahhough he not provide for capital punish• richly deserves that ~o n1.eq4..'-r,ce ment. If state officials seek such cooperative and and fill out an appli for his heinous actions -- because an outcome, they would ultimate motivated individ calion. You neYer the laws of Massachusetts do not ly deny justice to the accused in Call the office at provide for that punishment. thi s case and fu1ure ones. ual who loves to kn ow l 226-6049, or E-mail The state of Massachusetts has While emotional ly jarring decided repeatedly not to rein crimes such as the ones Sampson have fun, then the The A1·io11 . a an article to: state the death penalty after a committed against hi s victims vion wants you! o ll e g a t e national hiatus, w hich began in bring all who want justice to call [email protected], or stop by the office 1973. Most recently, a vote for severe action, states must Great positions are newspaper b,· in the state legislature in March uphold the credibility of their -- located in the U.C. next to the SGA Office. defeated a bill to legal system first. still available! s1ud en1s for student, .
The Avion Asks: With the start of a new semester, what are your personal or scholastic goals? - compiled by Lindsey S n e
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"To get through all of my class "To get good grades and all of "To get straight A's because "I want a 3.5 GPA so I can look "To get acclimated with the l o su l'\"e t ~ s , st es wtth the best grades, make that good stuff." I've never done that before, good on my ROTC school and do well in my t>ecausa is ,, t t? a lot of contacts, and to get a and to get no parking ti ckets. applications. I want to be classes, and to make 11e1 hardest se 1ester "' f-a r job to pay for all of this crap." Show the world why the elected on the ERRAS general friends." NUPES run this yard." board.'' I
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: C ·stian bands rock Universal Studios Crystal Passman "Love God with all your heart, Toby M cKee han from DC Talk them to reach someone else, and Spec ial to the Adon soul, mind and strength, and love took th e s tc1 ge to start his set. As that our world would not forget one another as you love your soon as the music began, the Him. This past weekend, Sept. 7 and self." crowd jumped and cameras P.O.D., a heavy metal band, 8, young adults invaded The crowds cheered in agree flashed. started their performance with a Universal Swdios adorned in tat ment. Glow stic.ks were eve ry " HoW ma ny of you are Jesus prayer. They thanked their God toos, piercings and t-shirts that wh~re and the most popular T freak s?" for their talent, stated their beliefs . about- the shirt read "Satan is a Nerd." McK ee ha n their life and world. They Despite th e yelled to h is their loyal fans. were not there pouring ram, audie nce . T hey After every to protest or fan s refused to screamed 111 '' ... I wouldn't have song, 1he lead riot, but , to leave. Some response, only singer Sonny worship their ·gripped for him to repeat missed this for the asked. " Is God. umbrella s his questi on, " I world ... everyone The leading tightly, while said, how many alright? Is any- artists of th'e othe rs ope ned of you are Jesus - GARY DOWNEY one hun? Christ i an their m ouths frea ks?!" T he ______,, Remember , music indus towards the no ise o f the show some try were all sky and took screams became deafening. love - every time you get pushed. th ere: in the rain like A crow d member said that her don't push back. Think aboUl the Newsboys, it was a foun fa vorite pa rt of these gatherings, brothers and sisters around you Audio tain. oth e r th an seeing and hearing and keep them safe.-. Adrenaline, Conce ss ion some of he r favorite bands, was Every show was ended with a DC Talk, and lines were, as knowing that she was safe at the praise and worship song. P.0.D. Th ey ~------~* expect e d , event. Gary Downey. a 19-year-old were accom- long, but no "I kn ow that no one here is student from Georgia Tech panied by rising artists such as one seemed to mind. Most w ere go ing to hu rt me, at least not on remarked~ ··J drove seven hours lo Scarecrow & Tinmen, SON too busy talking wi th follow purpose. And everyone here loves be here. J wouldn ·1 ha\ e missed ICFLOOD, R elie111 K, Skiller, Christians - finding out where God just as much as I do:· this for the world. It is one of the Earthsuit, Caedmon S Call, Pax they're from, their denomination Groups woul d stop cheering in few 1inies in your life CRYSTAL PASSMAN/AV/ON 217, Nicole C. Mullen, and Paige. and how long they've known the the middle of a concert and start when vou can hear some of rour OVER 40,000 FANS WORSHIPPED during the "Rock the Each band had its own style, Lord. praying fo r their generation. They favorite bands and 1,1, o rSh ip • Universe" celebration held at Universal Studios this weekend. but all had the same messag'e: At 10:30 p.m. Friday night, asked their God to use each of God at the same time. - e need for speed
Crystal Passman gal streetcar racers are involved some cities however, po li ce sim Special to the r\1 ·io11 and sends Walker 's character ply monitor the activities, choos unde rcover to investigate. But ing onl y to intervene when peo The recently re leased movie when he gets involved with ple or the cars get out of control. The Fnsl and rite Furious Do minick (Vin Diesel) and falls In San Diego, the police have a brought to light the in c reasing in love with h is sister Mya "if you can ' t beat them, join populari1y of the sport o f car rac• (Michelle Rodriguez), he must them" policy. Every Satu rday ing . T he mov ie stars Vin Diese l. choose between his new fam il y night the city opens up the stadi Pau l Wal ke r. Jorda n Brewste r. o r hi;S career. The m ovie is um parking lot and cars can M ichelle Rodriguez and Ma tt packed with fast cars, good come race each other, or even the Schu lze. mus ic and great action scenes. police. Paul Wal ke r p lays a cop w ho ·s Street racing, although ill egal Last Sunday, Sept. 2, 40 peo up for a promoti o n. First. he on domestic roads in the United ple were arrested for street rac m ust solve a case in volv ing th e States, has been taking place fo r ing in Orlando and two hundred highjacking and loot ing o f tru c ks over 50 yea rs. A lso, cars con people . received tickets for carry ing DVDs and sound sys taining nitrous oxide or tires observing the ill egal activity. tems. T he FBI s uspec ts tha t ille- called "slicks" are illegal. In Fort unately though for the Embry-Riddle Muscle Car Association (ERMCA), He re are some websit es for improving the performance of your car: and other automotive clubs, the state o f Fl orida a\lows • www.enjoythedrive.com - Customize your vehicle for the way you live such organizations but not ALTHOUGH INSPIRED BY STREET racers, the makers of the movie The Fast and tre Fu c:,5 ace no ,•, • www.speedoptions.com -The leading internet auto accessory _directory street racing . setting precedents in graphics for street racing ~nthusiasts, as seen by this To ota Supra ptc red aoo. e • www.premiercompacts.com -Sport compact online magazine So_, if you own a fa st car or • www.urbanracer.com -Import Tuning Cyberzine you're just an enthusiast, two • www.mixture.com - An interactive online community c lu bs on campus C lub, form e d last ye.if to accom ing members. Look for 1heir ER \1 C A's. ad on rJge .\3. C"! '-- n· • www.drivewire.com -a_n automotive resource site including ERMCA and the modate th e impo rt e nthu s iasts, booth at the upcoming Acli\'ities tact them .11 ER\IC --4. • www.autobuzz.com - Automotive entertainment and performance site Sport, Compact & Import Car are looking fo r new a nd re turn - Fair. Sept. 19. r\nd c hec k out @ho1mo1/.com CD Review Chris Ferguson Preston School ofIndustry albttm Well doesn't it feel gocid co Seems the v.'&I - of st= as be back :i.! Rid die for another re10C3tcd to a different keeps the sound ofPaveme11t alive year? The brothers at the along \\;lh tnpc. \\ c .are Sigma Chi house have been e'.\pe ting a sp,ar fe in Ethan Kent seems forced, such as in celebrating for the past 1,,0 Aller Bo, .an:d v..«,u,.-.·.., Copy Editor ·'Encyclopedic Knowledge Of_-- in weeks. lt·s good to see manv e\es.. sirice I ar which Kann berg says in his most of your brothers again after J nlo, ed m:o Band breakups run the gamut, apatheti c. Ma!kmus•esque voice. long summer vacJ.tion. lhe hou, CbesU from amicable and expected to '·How does an agoraphobe buy It's always nice to find ou1 hi1 rut-iert). and hostile or even pyrotechnic. underwear/by inte rn al compass ..... th at Road Runner can ballet an~ one miss it. Occasio,ially, such as in the case It 's nearly enough to ruin Jn Olh dance, especially in from of the lot ~rii.1.hter. ~~ l. c of Uncle Tupelo ·s split in to Wilco erwise pretty good song. whole school. Hank Hill has found hi$ nu~le B - , and Sunvolt, several fom1er band In fa ct. KJnnberg sings and moved to the counuv dub oul \\"e plan PO .a, .rig .a gr-.....1.t members each go on to re lease plays in an off-key. sloppy m~m back and has a.lreudy pe.n.ona.l- semester. '" uh m-i.m; s.....Xtah albums well received by fans of ner, reminiscent of Pm·emem to 1\1 met a few of his nei~hOO lnd grc.at t.'-PCri '- _· ~ the now defunct band. the extent that if he had nol helped \Ve ,,·cm! to welcome" l°'ac • rush. is :\.i,ec::tN :o _:-an_ S • I ! The .J.1·iv11. Septen1ber I 0. ~001 ,. ______SPORTS A7 When is baseball over? Volleyball season kicks off ... Men's Christopher Kemmerer They have no! produced a team division. but that 's because the Golf holds Sports Edi1or compara ble to the American first pince team is the Seattle League. as shown in the Wild Mariners. Maybe that would be In a mediocre summer of base Card race. The National Leaoue different if the Athletics came out tryouts ball. fans saw a team play phe has five teams in the hunt for lhe stronger in the beginning, while nomenally well. and the rest of \:V ild Card that are five games or the Mariners rnn away with wins. Tom Vickers the league play \\·ell abo\"e par. closer to the top. · ~ The American League best, Avian Advisor That means b3d to all vou non At le ast there is a little action Seattle Mariners are about 17 golf fans . The ,, hole ·Nmion:1I The ERAU Men 's Golf go ing on as September rolls games in front of the next best Team held tryouts September League played like a bunch of along closer to the post season. team in the American League. ! 5, 7 and 10 to select the ten rookies throughout the summer. The onl y good thing about having But who will go to the post sea players who will represent the ka,·ing m;iny die-hard fans ask so-so teams in the league is that son? The Mariners definetly, and University in the NAIA's ing . .. When dot's football start ? .. at the end of September there the Athletics are set as well. Florida Sun Conference. The summer was .roue.h if you should be more than a few teams Is there any way to tell which . Five members of the team expected any exc1tem'ent. T he fighting for first place or the Wild team is best in each league to ' will play at the U.S. Air only excitl'ment was the Card . These facts are probably move on to post season play, or is Force Academy In_vitational l\lariners. who surpassed al l w ha t is keeping fans in tune with luck the deciding factor when Golf Tournament, held the kams in big le.:igue baseball what is going on in the standinos. teams are .:11\ tied a game bnck 1 ··. ·. ··· '., .,,\ bv far. - - 0 J '. { ' September 12-16 in Colorado Too little. too late? Perhaps the from the Wild Card? And better . ' ' "· . . ·• Springs, CO. There is also a man bv the defending National Leaoue yet, will the Mariners go all the . ' . . . - 0 'This is our first trip to the name of Barrv Bonds who is Champion New York Mets have way? Probably not. Baseball is 11 -·· ..f Air Force tournament, and threa1enine. the- home run record waited too long to come out of great. but don ·1 look for any sto 1 we're really looking forward 10 of 70 set b~ !\larl,; l\tcGwire a few their fi\'e-month ru1. They have rybook endings. playing well in our first event years ago. This year. the quest ion won seventeen out of their last The Seattle Mariners have of the fall season," sa id Coach of \\'ho will be 1his Year ·s Home tw enty-one, and will come head great talent in their pitching and Tom Vickers. Run K ing has fizzled into sni de to head with division leader offense, but look for the Athletics Coach Vickers will accom re marks about che threat. Atlanta Braves for six games this 10 play against the Apopka Little pany the team on the When Mark McGwire and season. Anything could happen. League All-Stars for the World University jet to the season Sammy Sosa made baseba ll fun The slow stnrt of the Oakland Series title. opener. in tht"ir pursuit of the title and the Athletics had many fai1s ques Baseball thi s season has been . The names of qualifying new record. thev brought fa ns tioning what 1he season would interesting. especially si nce it team memberS were not avail• into their baseb;1 1l li;es. This bring them. They seemed show has not been exciting for the io able at the time the Avian went year. Mark McGwi re has been signs of being a benign threat to past five months. Now that the to press, but leading scorers plagued by inj ury, still hitting the,American League conteriders, end of the line is near, hopefully DAVE WONG/AVION after the first day of qua.lifying home ru ns: bu t. if not - striking but have been the best team in fans will look at what 1s THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM TOOK on Florida Atlantic were Andy Brigman, 72; Ben ou t. Sammy has been successful. baseball since the All-Star break. exciting in the league an d have Thursday night at the Fieldhouse. They lost 30-22, 30-24, Van Someren, 74; and Lee but not on to p. Un fo rtunatelv. They have the Wild Card spot hope that the playoffs will be. 30-26 against the Sailfish. Barthold, 75. Bonds has been on to p and hJs locked up with a nine-game lead. exciting as well. Sorry, but for ced •the medi a to trv to oet a • • , 0 Too little, too late? don't look for any Subway Series gli mpse 111to hi s head. The team is way back in their this year. Press conferences seem to be ve ry bland and questi ons and answers art! ve ry rout in e. The man is entitled to not be so out Eagles lose season opener going with the med ia. bu t unfor tun ately hi s lac k of publi c e nthu siasm has made fans apa thetic Press Release two minutes remarnrng rn ihe Jones scored off a Paul Buckley about his desired fea t of 71 or · ERAU Athletics first half. Twelve minutes cross. The Patriots ' Matt more. Bonds. reb1t ing to iss ues into the second half, Mann scored the equalizer wit h the., med ia an d his fans. is A goal by Stewart Hudspeth Embry-Riddle senior ~ ') in the 78th min ute , and descri bed in 2 \\·ords: general !y in the 89th minute lifted Manuel Cerrato was 0:,/ i;; Hudspeth foll owed with cooperati ve. · Cumberland to a 3-2 victory brought down in ~ '// /J Jh4'. ~ the game-winner with Eith er wny it is un de ni able that pver the Embry-Riddle men's the 18:yard ~ ,~ · . ~ one-mi.nu te left in th e man is a grea t powe r hitter. soccer team Friday at the box, giving ~ , -~ · :Ji~{} regulation. It's a big iss ue in professi onal Ormond Beach Soccer the Eagles an g ~ :d:,fj. ~ ~£~ The Eagles return sports today. Would yo u trade in Complex. With the loss the opportunity ~1:~l!!J to action on Sunday your pe rsonal record ( home run Eagles fall to 0-1, while for a penalty kick. '!'£,'!';)~~ at 7 p.m. when they host king. Cy -Young Award ) fo r a the 22nd-ranked Patriots Phil Murray scored North Florida in a game penn ant. or be tt er ye L a World improve to 3-0. on the penalty, bringing the originally schedul e for game to a 1-1 tie. September 5. That game will Serl es Title? IN TE RNET PHOTOGRAPH The Pat ri ots netted the first An ot he r ann oy ing fact about DON'T FORGET THE CLEVELAND Indians and Roberto Alomar, goal of 'the match courtesy of The deadlock was broken in take place at 1he Ormond Beach ba sebJ I! in the 200 I se<1 son is th e big threats in this year's post season p'lay. Alomar is hitting around Clint Gillis, who scored with the 60th minute when Jack Soccer Complex. state o f the Nat ional Leagu e. .337 and having one of the best seasons of his career. 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Nine passengers upstream of the fuel flow sensor Rolls-Royce, and the flight crew. Airbus A330 lost both engines and two crewmembers were on the engine. It would The Airbus A330-200 has a while enroute to Lisbon from injured. The aircraft theoretically have been possible , maximum range of about 6400 T oronto. The flight crew subsequently sat on the runway to find and stop the leak, btit nm with a top speed of .86 Mach. managed to fly the Powerless for 4 days. shutting down the doing so would have required It has a maximum seating aircraft co Lajes Field in the airport until repair crews could shutting down one engine and capacity of 253 in a three class Azores where they made. a safe arrive to move it. descending into questionable configuration or 293 in a two although hard landing. The fuel leak was traced to a weather at night. class configuration. The A330 is The ~crew first reitized there low pressure fuel pipe on the No. On Th ursday, September 6, normally ETOPS certificated to was a discrepancy with the fuel 2 engine, which cracked as a the Canadian· Government fined 180 minutes. Airlines have three aboard at 0536Z. and by 0626Z, result of contact with a hydraulic Air Transat CDN$165,000 for engine choices for the aircraft, a leak bled the plane dry and pipe. Rolls-Royce had previously installing improper equipment on the Rolls-Royce Trent 700 used both engines on the 293- issued a service . bulletin the aircraft. This came by Air Transat, Pratt and passenge'r jet had flamed out, regarding the problem, and the in addition to restrictions Whitney PW 4000, and the GE leaving the crew 85 miles from fuel pipe on the Air Transat previollsly imposed on CF-6. The Air Transat inciden~ is Lajes a't FL 345 in command of a plane had been replaced as called the airline. After the incident the first time a 330 has suffered a high tech glider. for in the bulletin. occurred, . Air Transat complete power loss in flight. With help from ATC the crew The service bulletin also calls was initially limited to ETOPS A similar incident occurred in made it to LaJes, where they shot for the installation of a matchmg operations of 60 minutes, 1983 when a Boemg 767 ran out OAVID WOHGIAVIOH a night visu<'ll approach to hydraulic pipe however, and this which has" since been extended of fuel over Canada. This runway 33. On landing, 8 out of hydraulic pipe was not installed to 90 minutes. incident occurred as a result of a THE AIRBUS A330 IS a widebody, twin-engine aircraft, capable of IO tires burst and some small on the No. 2 engine, resulting m In a further setback for the miscalculation of th e fuel on carrying 293 people on routes of up to 6650 nautical miles. The Air board before departure. Air Transat aircraft was powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines. Canada flight 143 was scheduled from Montreal to Ottawa and Airbus 330-200/300 Facts then on to Edmonton. The· fuel gau.ges on the Aircraft were not working and the ■ Medium/Lo ng range, twin engine airliner. crew manually calculated the ■ Manufactured by EADS in France, Germany, UK, fuel on board before departure. and Spain by conso rtium partners. The proble·m was that the crew used a 1.77 pounds pre liter I! Two crew (Captain and First Officer), occupying specific gravity for the fuel \ glass cockpit with dual sidestick controllers. when they should have 'used a · figure of .8kilograms per liter for ■ Two high -bypass-ratio turbofan engines, either the the all metric 767. The aircraft Rolls-Royce Trent 700 series, Pratt and Whitney ran out of fuel at 41,000 ft and PW4000, or General Electric CF6-80E1. the crew made an engine out landing at an abandoned air ■ Airlin es operating the A330 include Gulf Air, Air base in Gimli, Canada. Transat, Sabena (Belgium), Emirates, Air Canada, There were no major injuries despite the nosegear having Sri Lankan, Thai Airways, Malaysian, Canada 3000, failed to lock rn the down Swissair, US Airways and others. position for landing. ■ Has a range of up to 6650 nautical miles, and can More information and press ,X.., ZJ/i/#!5l/fili releases can be found at carry up to 293 people in a two-class layout and over www.airdisater.com, or at the 300 in a single-class layout RESCUE AND FIRE PERSONNEL were at the scene as an Air T ra nsat A330-200, en route from T ransat Group's web site at Montreal-Mirabel to Lisbon, made an unpowered or "dead stick" landing at Lajes airfield int he Azores. www.transat.com. French and ■ Ai r Transat has three A330-200s. The ircraft lost power due to a fault in the fuel system. No major injuries were reported. English version are available. American spyplane Siµger Aaliyah dies downed by Iraqis in B8hamas crash Mark Soppet damage the drone received in the u n manned reconnai ssance crash. And the incident lacks the aircraft used by the U.S. Special to the A vion r u nway. Witnesses said the driving with a suspended propaganda value that the Air Force. In addition to the Elisa McGhee baggage handlers had warned license. He also recei,'ed three Iraq 's government-run news shootdown of a manned aircraft aircraft, th e Predator system Special to the A vion the pilot that the baggage _ years of probation and was agency reported last Monday would carry. includes a ground control station appeared ecX.cessive. The required to undergo urine that Iraqi air defenses shot down The Pentagon's prime concern and a Trojan Spirit II SatCom Drugs and carelessness of a testing for illegal drugs. an American reconnaissance is whether Iraq has improved link. A fl ight of four aircraft ·pilot ended in eight fatalitie s Bahamian Civil Aviation Department reported that the Morales bad sixty days plane flying in from Kuwait. its air defenses to the point requires 55 personnel to operate. over Bahamian waters The incident took place in the that it could shoot down a Saturday, August 25 .. The crash only problem was that the to report the incident to The Trojan Spirjt II is itself the Federal Aviation Ad skies near the ctty of Basra, 340 manned aircraft. comprised of two Humvees and of the Cessna 402B was maximum height level was exceeded. ministration. wbich would miles south of Baghdad. The incident came on the heels two satellite dishes. carrying the popular The report have suspended or revok:c"d The Air Force did not of the attempted shootdown of a The Predator has been used young entertainer, his flight certificate. !-.torales comment on the situation U-2 reconn aissance plane, as extensively over- the Balkans Aaliyah. indicated that after baggage and fuel was still with.in that time frame. immediately, although a well as an American strike s ince 1994, and has recen tly The 22 year-o ld were accounted for, · and therefore authorized to Pentagon spokesman, Army Maj. against an SA-3 missile battery been deployed to Iraq. T h e was on location in pilot the craft at the time of Timothy Blalf, reassured the during the same da3/. Although Air Force became the prime Great Abaco, the plane had only 805 pounds to spare the accidenr. Morales· bodv public that "all of our manned U.S. Central Command cannot operator of the system in Bahamas for her newest video · and to be within the was flO\\-'n to his native PuertO aircraft are accounted for." confirm that the Iraqis actually 1996. Tests in 2 0 01 with Rico for his burial_ The Pentagon 11:!ter admitted shot the Predator down, it was H e llfire m issiles ( normally release called "Rock weight limits. This indjcates that the A aliyah Dana Haughton' that an RQ-1 Predator, a written off as a "combat loss" so on the Apache) also validated the Boat." Director nine persons aboard body was drawn bv two high-endurance, unmanned it could be replaced immediately. the Predator' s capabilities Hype Williams stated would have only creain-colored borses throu-eh reconnais-sance air.craft, did T he RQ-1 A Predator is a as an Unmanned Combat" th at the shot had gone amazingly well, been allowed to the streets of 1fatthattan-. s not return to base. medium altitude, high endurance Aeri al Vehicle. IN~TPHOTO The cause of the crash is not saying "Those four weigh 90 pounds. Upper East Side Friday. Dozens certain. Although ·Iraq claims days were very beautiful for Other victims were Gina Smith of pink roses coyered that it shot down the drone, it is everyone, We all worked and Keith \Vallace of her hearse as her parent~ just as likely that mechanical together as a family .. . the last Blackground Records, Diane and Michael Haughton failure is the reason for the day, Saturday, was one of the Aaliyah's make up artist Eric watched it pass. crash. If the plane was forced ' "" best I've had in the business. Foreman, and Virgin Records In Aaliyah"s memorY, a down, it would not have been the .... - Everyone felt part of something director of video productions, scholarship. fund was Stare Aviation Trade News UK ATC regulations to Aer Ling us jet makes AM R losses larger tha n GPS vulnera bl e to Me xi ca n Saa b 340 Ir an Ai r plan e div erts be tig hteneiJ emergency landing expected for Q3 jamming , repo rt says lands after en gines fa il due to crew fight Following an incident last year in A US-bound Aer Lingus A330 was American Airlines' parent A new repon from the Volix National A Sanb J~ bt::klncing to t,, fe.\:icm1-, -\n 1nm Air-➔ • tl~i11_£ from the which a damaged DC- IO overflew forced to make an emergency landing company, AMR, expects to post losses Transportation Center hnd revealed subsidiary AcroLi~11 71mde 11 dt-ad lnmian capiro.l Teheron to Londr-.n. densely populated areas around at Shannon airport following a 10&5 of for Quarter 3 in excess of the $507 that OPS signals are vulnerable to srick lunding in n field ne-ur iht'.: div1ettc"1 to &.mkiurt nftcr s fi,,.oht troke London, British air traffic .control oil pressure in one engi ne. The jet, million Q2 loss already reported by the intentional jamming as well as northweste.m c.iN of Juarez.. Short.Iv our between the t1itht ~re"' !lnd officials are set to tighten regulations. already some 250 miles into its company. Financial analyst Micheal unintentional inte1furence. 11ie: repoit. after tnk.ing off frOm Tiju.'U'k'l. dle i.:re,~, members of the lr.mian-Re,-00.nionary The OC-10, which declined to land at Atlantic !rack, returned safely with no Linenberg of Merrill Lynch. due to be officially released ne'.tl week repo1ted tEe loss of olle engine. and Gu,w on bo,w the :uro:1ft. The c:m_~ Shannon in Ireland due to inclement harm to tl1e 273 passengeo; on boan:L commented that ''American may have may delay the FAA's plans ,to rely while trying to 1"t::tum tD the airport. the of the fight was a n:--que!-t rr-(\m J weather, and also turned down landing Aer Lingus, the Irish flag carrier. too many assets and is probably also exclusively on GPS fur navigation and other engine also failed. The .U ]"L""'1,,"er IO \ isit the !light thl. clearance at RAF Brize Norton, operates 8 A330 on routes to Boston overstaffed." AMR cites rising labor approaches. TI1e FAA is awaiting 1:he p..'\S...-:e:11t,--,eii and C.t'l:::W w~re rremed for .-\vir.rio,1 Tnd" ,~1,,1 -s i~ nvnpill"tl fn.¥11 landed at Heathrow airport, in London. and New York in the United States. and fuel costs as factors. report's findings eagcrly. shock ar loc.al ht.-ispitals. industry J>re-<-s rde:.1..~s. B2 SPACE TECHNOLOGY Th e Avian, September 10, 2001 Kennedy Space Center look l\RO spy satellite Shuttle safety Search for Titania's ing for new hires for shuttle arrives by ...\tlas spending questioned atmosphere Nicole Menkhoff orbiters for structural inspections expensive rn Florida than _Space Technolog}' Repo: tcr and modifications periodically. California. In 1994. a . AS A A nc-\\ -py sate Iii re , o,, ned A $-LS billion cost overrun bv Titania, one of Uranus' This leaves its other three ships study showed that shuule over Jn operated b~ the National 1he ln1 erna1io nal Space Sta ti o i1 moons, will eclipse the remo1e The National Aeronautics and left to carry out. shuttle missions haul work cou ld be done for less Rt"connaissaoce Office l~RO). has caused NASA 10 cut back on sta r HIPl06829 this Friday, Space Adm in istration (NASA) in the meantime. Traditionally, mone y in Fl orida, but the work is now orb1t1n2. E::irth after a i1s shuu le safe Ey upg rades. Sepe. 14. French and German has given its prime contractor at that work is Qone at a Boeing nonetheless continued to be done perfect launch On Saturday. A ccord ine to William Re addy, scientists in Ecuador will watch Kenn edy Space Ce111er (KSC) the plant in Palmdale, Calif. in Cali fo rni a. These ~atellites have probably an Office ~o f Space Fl ight ad mi1l from the Andes Mountains as the OK to hire hundreds of new The space agency is facing Seni or shu 11le program b-ec-n in development since the is1raror. the space agency has eclipse causes the light of the workers so they can be trained to an $800 million shuttle officials gave the compa la1 c 1990s. ~U I were not made impressive safety st ar to illuminate the atmos perform a multi-m illion· dollar budget shortfa ll over the ny the green light to start launched until the y were li ght irnpro,·ements. but more work phere, if any. surrounding the overhaul on shuttle Discovery. next five years. hiring to prepare fo r the c-nough to be launched fro m lhe ne eds m be done. moon. This move could signal a cross Therefore, managers are possible new work. NASA less C'\: pensive Atlas 2AS .. I fe ar tha t if we don ·r prov ide ··The goal is to make use of country switch for work that orig considering moving ha s also agreed to reimburse roe ·ets. This is the third or fi , e ,he space shuttle program with this dista"nt eclipse to clarify the inally was to be done Ht a shuttle planned overhaul work the company for money classified mL ions the by ;....·Ro !he resources it nel!ds fo r sa fetv unknown. It is unknown whether assembly plant located in on Discovery to KSC in spent should a decision be with Atla and Lockheed upgrades. our coun1ry is going cO Tit ania has an atmosphere,'· sa id Ca 1iforn ia 's Mojave Desert. The order to save money. mad e to do the work in \ Lutin. "hose Atlas :!AS rocke1 pay a price we can ·r bea r.·· sa id Bruno Sicardy. a French work package still could go either On average, it costs around $2 Cali fo rn ia. put che SJ[ 1dli1e up from Sen. Bill Ndson. a Fl o rida as tronomer in Ecuador for the place according to the United million to ferry a shuttle orbiter The exact nu mber of new hires Yand(nlxn: al ll:25 a.m. EDT. democra t. >l elson was on a shut phenomenon. Space Alliance, the company that to California and back to Florida at KSC is still to be determined T,\·o mor"e NRO l.'.lunche-S will tl e mission befo re th e 1985 It is hoped that the informa carries out day-to-clay shuttle atop a modified 747 jumbo jet. In and a fi rm decision on where the be held m October- the first on Clwllt!11ger accident as a con ti on gathered will help scientists operations for NASA at KSC. addition to this labor, energy and work will be done is expected J. larger and more expe nsive gressman. be !l er understand the Solar NASA sidelines one of its four other operational costs are less later 1hi s month. Ti1an J. from Vande nberg on Ano1he r 521 8 million more is System. Oc1 l. and another arop an needed. or the six shuttle fli ght s Th e eclipse is invisible to the 1las 2AS irom Cape CanaYeral in th e next fi scal year might nak ed e.ye and will occur at 9 on about On. I 0. need to be delayed. ~ p.m. local time on Saturday. Hubble photographs edge-on galaxy ... MirCorp and Russians to build first commercial space station :-.icole :'>lenkhoff human -te nded and not SpJ ...~ (' Techm.1log.y Rcponcr ---- permanentl y occupied. It will be designed so that a three- person The pri,a1e firm 1ha 1 attempted crew ca n be there fo r :w da ys ti ! to ._a,e the ~l ir space s1a1io n. the most. MirCorp. is set 10 announce the ·· 11 wi ll be in the sa me pl ane as rerms o f an agreement between 1h e Intern ati onal Space Stari on !hem and the (155) and will Russian eov - , , ------ se rve as th e eroment - fo r des tination · fo r !5-year lifetime, could serve as a 1he firs1 com comm ercial v1s1- way station for cargo pletel~ com l\-fi.TCorp has reached to rs to ?!~ace ships bound for the ISS. mercial "'race agree111e11ts ,rith the Th ese v1s1t ors MirCorp is now in talks with cus station. Russian goren1111e11t . .. c,1 11 be touri sts. tomers and strategic partners ·· \l irCorp re sea r c h e r s . fr om th e both space industry and has reached for the first prirate 111i11i filmmakers. or media. ae.reemen1s space station. wh ome ver.·· said ··This is the model for what "T1h 1he Manbar. -JEFF REY r-.1 AN8AR exploration of sp,1ce should and Russian Q.O\' Th e head of c1n become," said Manba r. SOON AFTER TAKING ITS 1O'O ,OOOth image, the Hubble telescope captured this picture of ernment. .~ for the Ru ss ian The National Aeronautics and the first privale space agency, ESO 510-G13, the dark dust clouds visable against the bright central core of the galaxy. The '' Space Adm ini stration (NASA) right-hand side of the picture appears distorted because two galaxies are in the process of mini-space srat ion :· sa id i\firCo rp Yuri Kopt ev. said that the chief has been informed of the merging together, creating bright new stars in the process. After the merge is comole e. Pre,ident Jeffrey ~l;rnbar. RS C En ergia signed th e effort. There has st ill bee n 110 ESQ 510-G13 will look just like a normal spiral galaxy, simil ar to ou r own Milky Way. ~lanba r has sfared th at th e new agreement with Mi rCorp . official response from NASA mini-space s1a1 ion 1s to be The s tation. with a officials. Phase I: Phase II: Phase Ill: Founded and managed by airline pilots. 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Septen1ber 10. 2001 PACE TE CH NO LO GY B3 ~--•--...-15!0!1.1 ..I.I"'"'""'""""""';~ S "l"?'h"""'!WIIN IT I ~I ii Ii llii i! ffil§IJ III ii II ii :; i'.iiJ !.JU iii Iii/ I I Ii I iii ii ill i !!ilillllmllffill I I! Iii! II~ Iii!! 1,11!1i,111 Iii I II Hi" Discovery visits ISS Did you lmow.. : Roiann Nimis The MLM was attached to By Nicole MenkhotT seri es of mirrors, and examin Si:xci:.il lt) 1he .-\rio11 Uni(,·. and the transfer of critical When we study the universe, ing the pattern produced when supplies took place. Among we find there are objeC'ts of all the beams come back together. Atlantis (OV-104) Early last mon1h. Discon..·n· these supplies were water. equip sizes. The larger ones are easy If one beam is changed along \ ··1 I' to find and measllre. but what its path, an interference pattern !' 1., once ::i.gain rode a column of fir'e ment and more scientific racks The orbiter Atlantis is current- 1, in1 0 orbit. On August tO. sho re for the space station. about the small ones? How do in the form of a series of col ly in the Vehicle Assembly " . ,· •( ; ,•;• ',, Iv af1er 5: JO P""·· STS-105 The changing of the cre"·s was scientists are accurately mea ored lines, call ed spectral lines, Building in high bay 4. It will , launched after a twentv-four the second for lhe ISS. The crew sure the dimensions of tiny is produced. The spectral lines remain in the VAB until mid- t."'.'- ',.. objects in space? indicate the s ize of the object hour delav- due to liohtnino0 0 of Expedition Two will return to September while undergoing " /< strikes in the area. Onboard this Earth with Discm·en·, while the Scientists can accurately emitting the light, to the dis some minor maintenance work. flight were Scolt Horowitz. Expedition Three cre·w, astronaut measure the dimensions of even tance of a single wavelength. ' - Fredrick Sturckow. Patrick · Frank Culbertson and cosmo the tiniest object using interfer- · Interferometry .can also be used Forrester. Daniel Barry. Frank nauts Vladimir Dezhurov and ometry. This technique involves to determine the size of dis Discovery (OV-103) Culbertson. Vladimir Dezhurov Mikhail Tyurin, will continue splitting a beam of light in two, · tance and to mea.sme the space and t-.tikhail T\' urin. with the scientific investigations bouncing both beams off a between them. The highlights of 1his mission Iha! began aboard Desriny in Discove,y is going through a were the rotation of the i\•larch. post-flight work period in bay 2 of lntern.uional Space Station crew. The purpose of the two space the Orbiter Processing Facility. two spacewalks and the deliverv walks. performed by Barry and Its robot arm has been removed of Iialian built Multipurpos~ Forrester, was to deliver and from the payload bay. The main ' Logistics Module. Leonardo. in stal l equipment and make engine and forward reaction sys • Robot firefighters '. tem ~emoval are still jn progress. DisCO\'er\· was scheduled to dock repairs to the space station. wi1h the International Space Barry and Forrester also laid · After 1he post-flight work is Station about 46 hours after the cables and handrails to be used "Right now they have an infrared concluded, the orbiter will begin a launch. on a future spacewalk. Altus II provides system that is using very overloaded structllral inspection and modifi and old technology. They have maybe cation period. The extent of this real-time video of three planes go up and take a few pic work is currently being assessed tures in the evening, getting two or and scheduled. A decision on what three fires at the most. Then they have work will be done is expected this fires from above to land and hand a piece of paper to a month. Nicole Menkhoff runner to take it out to the fire camp. Space Technology Reporter These unman ned aircraft (Altus II) are really pretty special because they Columbia (OV-102) Early last week the National can be put in dangerous situations and Aeronautics and Space not put a pilot at risk. Firefighting is Administration (NASA) introduced dangerous and if we can make it less ku aTid radar system tests have what they call the next generation of dangerous thars a great step all been completed and preparatjons firefighting technology - a robot · around," said Steve Wegener, NASA ,, continue for the instalation of the · plane. The Project scien forward reaction control systeqi in plane will be tist. · bay 3 of the Orbiter Processing able to circle Altus II is a Facility. Attach point work must for up · to 24 variant of the be completed before the right hours over Pr edator orbiter maneuvering system pod is wildfires. · unmanned sllr installed. While con veill ance air trolled by pilots craft manufac •' on the ground, tured by Endeavour (OV-105) it will be able General to beam video Atomics images and infonnation back to com Aeronautical SySterns Inc. of San Endeavour's hydraulic accumu- .. ·'.,,_, puters by satellite. Diego, Calif. It sends thermal laters have been installed and i ! Originally introduced in I998, the imagery through a satellite link and work on the quick disconnects for Altus II unmanned plane is a high onto the Internet, where firefighters the auxiliary power unit continues. altitude, long-duration scientific air can access ii to make decisions. Functional tests of the radiators craft. It uses innovative technology "They will have a great real-time begin this weeK. The orbiter is usually seen in military aircraft. This prodllct to aid them in disaster man being stored in the Orbiter will give fire crews a real-time view agement. 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Pocke t PCs have tests performed across a wide mark tests. Push all this information aside Staff Re porter being a company full of old snob become quite commo n place, cell range of operating systems and Another reason why the though and most consumers slill bish typed men, and these interns phones ~ontinue to s hrink in size programs, the AMD Athlon out Pentium 4 loses to the Athlon, is see speed numbers as the most Over the past three summers are helping to dispel this stereo and desktop computers continue scored the Intel Pentium 4 importan t factor when buying a IBM has employed summer because of the cost. At th e tim e of type. to increase in the all important (www.tomshardware.com). This this publication, an A th Ion 1 .4 compute r processor. This sad interns from various universities When the interns are nearing s peed category. With a little test ran a 1.4 GHz A th Ion against GHz processor sells for_a pproxi• truth is why companies maintain the country at its develop across the end of their work for the com re search though, most end users a 2.0 GHz P4; the Athlon outper · monopolies despite bet- mental labs. The students work on pany they take what they have discove r that "speed" is not all forming the Intel in a majority of ter products o r suppon a variety of projects. Some pro been working on to lBM's execu that it is cracked up to be today. tests, hands down. from a competitor. jects deal with the lnterne~ securi• tives in Armonk, New York. In The most recent speed Besides pure statistical bench Knowledge is power ty issues, and stiU others focus on Armonk they present their pro• advancement in the CPU market mark data, the Athlon has a in today's world, but marketing and distribution. jec.ts and designs. Some of the today is that of Inte l's new superior hardware archi- apparently larger num IBM employs about 100 interns interns have also been working on Pentium 4 processor. This new tecture when bers negate the acquisi every summer, and mos[ of them IBM's latest technology, which chip, with its millions of transis compared tion of knowledge ;,nd are either business or computer will use voice-recognition tech tors, is curr'ently reaching speeds t 0 thought alto- science majors. Most of the stu nology to answer customer of 2 Gigahertz (2,000 t h e gether. dents that work at rBM focus their requests on line. Megahertz). Competing for s up anention on Lotus NOies group While most of the interns were port, and customers, is Intel 's ware, or servers for telephone working on new technology for rival, AMD (Advanced Micro companjes, One student said he the company, other interns, mostly Devices). The curre nt AMO Pentium focused on re-inventing e-mail by with business majors were work processors are of the A1h lon 4. The finding new ways to analyze ·and ing on ways to promote the com ge nre and operate at 1.4 Pentium 4 organize large amounts of e-mail. pany in a different light using dif Gigahertz. is RAM hun- IBM also says that because of ferent marketing and promotional Looking at these two proces gry and will th!! Interns work at the company strategies. Also the interns sors, ill face value, consumers not even begin about 18 patents have been filed. focused on what products should immediately think that fa ster is to run at an opti Because the interns are working be developed in the future. better. Right? mal pace unless it on new projects and are consid While the internship program is Wrong. is fed close to 512 . ered employees they are required only offered in this country now, Despite • the higher operat in g megs of a specialized RAM that to sign disclosure agreements IBM hopes to extend frequency of the Intel Pentium 4 Intel has monopolized. This spe about their work. IBM representa it to both Europe and Asia processor, the AMO Ath lon is by cialized RAM, called RDRAM tives aJso say that over the years in the next couple of years. far the better processor, not only costs approximately 200% more in terms of pe rformance, but the than the standard SDRAM mod- IN'l'El'Nf"I~ lldllT~-'AEOOII Computer use on NewAltima to HP to release new Intel debuts new, NOAA upgrades Beware }Vhat you the rise in census take on Accord Pocket PC improved transistors supercomputer say over the net The 2(X)() U.S. census found th at The 2002 Nissan Altima hopes HP will release the Jomada· 560 Intel has announced that ii has NOAA has announced that it Wh ile people have been sa~ ing 50 % of American households have to come into competition with th e handheld series on October 2. It wi ll developed a new transistors that has upgraded to a 1, 152 proces negative 1hingsabout other.; for a long computers. 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