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Central Florida Future, Vol. 38 No. 63, April 24, 2006

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 38 No. 63, April 24, 2006" (2006). Central Florida Future. 1905. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1905 BAREFOOT, BRAINY Philosophy professor UA-BEATDOWN Mason Cash expects Baseball fails to take.advantage of cellar dweller creativity from students. UAB with a 16-4 loss Sunday-sEESPORTS,A10 -SEE NEWS,A7

FREE • Published Mondays and Thursdays www.UCFnews.com ·Monday, April 24,2006 SGAsenator impeached, another quits during triaJ. Tara·Szczepanski~ Jasen Enz say impeachment hearing was unfair; observers disagree TIFFANY BECK Senior Staff Writer

SGA Senate found Sen. Tara Szczepanski in viola­ tion of statutes at Thursday night's impeachment hearing, and she was removed from her position on Senate. Sen. Jasen Enz, who was also charged with impeachable offenses, pled not guilty and then •resigned. Szczepanski was found guilty for advising others to violate Senate regulations regarding the guy-to­ girl ratio rules in a bill. Szczepanski and Enz were accused of similar -....:...·----"--·--- charges, but they had separate hearings. Szczepans­ ki's hearing was first. During the impeachment hearing, the Legislative, Judicial and Rules committee called and questioned witnesses. The accused senators were allowed to refute the evidence of the witness and to cross examine each witness. Thirteen witnesses were called, in all, including Szczepanski. Szczepanski was charged with seven violations she was found not guilty of the first charge and , guilty of the second · Because a senator only has to be found in viola­ tion of one statute, guilty of one charge, to lose his or

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. . . COURTESY OFCRISTINAA LBERT · Over ·200 back Junior physics major Pontus Ahlqvist snacks on fries and drinks coffee and coke while studying at the Starbucks in the UCF Bookstore. Ahlqvist is part of a study group that meets there regularly. • · changes in UCF FINAL MEALS • same-sex policy March opposes discrimination, supports partnership benefits LANDON BLACKER Contributing Writer More than 200 students, faculty and staff marched Feed your brain for finals: Library, SARC adjust hours Thursday in support of a petition to add sexual orien­ tation and gender identity to the student non-discrimi­ nation policy at UCF and same-sex partrier benefits for fish, vegetables, y~gurt help for_finals week; studiers prep faculty and staff. A large crowd gathered in front of the Student to improve brain function with caffeine, food, tutoring Union at noon, where the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Student Union at UCF read aloud a letter asking for the ALICIA TIGHE CATIE FRY ~ policy changes as part ofSame-Sex Hand Holding Day. Contributing Writer Contributing Writer Many wore shirts that said, "Gay? Fine by me." The crowd then organized into a line of same-sex With finals beginnning Tuesday, students are preparing for The red glow of the digital clock on Patricia Heard's desk was pairings and marched through the John T. Wasp,ington late-night study sessions and days locked in the library. But think beginning to match the color of her eyes. As the numbers count­ i Center and to the reflecting pond where they present­ twice before throwing back a Red Bull for an energy boost; stud­ ed up to the next early morning hour, she reached over for anoth­ ed UCF President John Hitt with the letter in Millican ies show direct links between diet and test performance. . er handful of celery sticks and restlessly shifted in her desk chair. Hall According to a 2003 study done by University of Ulster, Unit­ After another 20 minutes, she turned to press the play button Many students and several staff and faculty mem­ ed Kingdom, students who drink sodas and energy-boosting sup­ on the Richard Simmons-SuperSweatin' Party offthe Pounds dance bers found time to show their support for the march. plements for breakfast or before a test perform at the level of an video ready to go in her VCR After 10 minutes of moving to heart­ Campaign Coordinator Mallory Wells was there to average 70-year-old The study suggests students eat toast with a pumping 80s groove, she plopped back down in the chair and organize the event and to stir up the crowd before and · high fiber side, such as beans, to maximize brain power. The level turns to the next chapter in her speech book It was 3 a.m., just after the march. ofvitamin Bin beans correlates with a vastly improved amount of hours until test time. As she settled in for another hour, she fought, ''We are here today because [gay, lesbian, bisexual· cognition in humans. the sleep that had been tempting her for hours. and transgender] students and faculty cannot walk Another component of a healthy breakfast, or for any meal of Sound familiar? Many UCF students can relate to having to around campus and hold hands just like any other cou- PLEASESE E REGULAR ON A9 PLEASESEE BEWARE ON A5 PLEASE SEE SPEAKERS ON A9

~ New program teaches students to decode information Beyond Google · Information Fluency provides resources ·for gathering, evaluating, using information Four Information Fluency programs MARY KNOWLES dents gather, evaluate, and use college's computer lab. The phi­ introduce information fluency • At the Burnett Honors College, freshmen will learn to effectively use · Senior Staff Writer information in effective ways. losophy department will change skills. library and internet resources and benefit from peer mentors. The first year will be a planning its classes to emphasiz~ the ethi­ Along with the four large pilot Google.com and other search · phase, with many plans taking cal use of information and will projects, $1,000 grants will go to ·At the school of nursing, students wi ll learn t

AROUND NATION& CAMPUS Office aims to fight urban sprawl WORLD News and notices for Metropolitan Center hosts forum, draws up document to spur talk about conserving land Keep current with headlines the UCF community BA~TZINO together environmental Knights, prominent UCF sprawl comparable to that of you may have missed Staff Writer groups, UCF faculty and busi­ alumni, and most recently, the other major urban centers, ill out with Reach for Wellness ness leaders and opened a dis- new UCF medical college. such as Los Angeles. · High court to consider appeal on Reach for Wellness will be For Linda Chapin, it's all cussion on land conservation. UCF radio-television majors The research team suggest­ last-minute execution challenges ffering meditation classes about taking action. In January, the Metropoli- produced some of the pieces ed several alternatives that JACKSONVILLE - Con­ day from 4:30 p.m: to 5:30 Chapin, Director of UCF's · tan Center also hosted a forum for UCF Metro. would reduce urban sprawl victed cop killer Clarence Hill .m. in the Recreation and Metropolitan Center for- doWntown, of the same name Chapin says this is part of and increase productivity. was already strapped to a gur­ ellness Center Room lllK. Regional Studies, said the The forum brought togeth­ he.r plan to connect UCF to the Chapin added that the ney with IV tubes running The class will focus on office's name is a reference to er land managers from across rest of the community. research team will r~turn next into his arms-to deliver the eep-breathing techniques the connection that exists Central Florida and other state "I want to expose the larger spring to continue the study as lethal injection. Witnesses d guided imagery. between UCF and the rest of experts to discuss the protec­ community to talent we have it relates to the entire state of including both his family and For more information, call Central Florida. ' tion of environmentally sensi- here at UCF," she said. Florida . relatives of the slain police each for Wellness at 407- "We tend to do events in the tive areas. Three-time Pulitzer Tlie Metropolitan Center Chapin has a long history of officer were waiting. 23-5814. community," she said. "We try Prize nominee and columnist has also participated in several involvement in community But at the last minute, Hill and identify topics that are for the Miami Herald, Carl research projects. Most affairs. Before joining UCF, was granted a stay of execu­ rofessor to speak on vision really important. Then we pull Hiaasen delivered the keynote notably was its collaporation Chapin worked as a civic titm by the U.S. Supreme Allen Hanson will speak together different groups and speech. with the University of Penn­ activist; a banker and a politi­ Court. n ·~ VlSion of Vision" today individuals who have stakes in "Naturally Central Florida" sylvania on the PennDesign cian. Chapin says that among On Wednesday, the high om 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the it and say 'what would be a bet- was also adapted into a seven­ project in 2005. her previous jobs, there is a court will hear Hill's appeal, :tudent Union Garden Key ter way to tackle this issue?"' part television series, which The university asked gradu­ common thread: A goal to using his case to clarify how loom221AB. One answer to that ques- aired in weekly installments ate students from the Depart­ bring about change. inmates may bring deadline Hanson, a computer sci­ tion has been "Naturally Cen- on WMFE as part of the Met­ ment of City and Regional "My goal is always action," · challenges to the use of lethal :nce professor at the Univer­ tral Florida: Fitting the Pieces ropolitan Center's monthly Planning at the Penn to exam­ she said "I don't want UCF to injection and whether his ity of Massachusetts, will be Together,'' the first communi- UCF Metro series. The last ine the growth in Central be an ivory tower." challenge can be filed as a peaking as part of the Com­ ty-geared document aiming at part of the series debuted on Florida and predict what the . The Metropolitan Center civil rights action. mter Vision Distinguished land conservation. April 2. . ' . area might look like in 50 for Regional Studies is located How the court rules could ipeaker Series. "Naturally Central Florida" The UCF Metro series high- years. in Howard Phillips Hall Room decide whether Hill will be For more information, call identified seven ecosystems in lights different topics pertain­ According to the study, 202. executed this summer or :herry Than at 407-823-6495. Central Florida in need of pro- ing to 'ucF, such as the 25th Central Florida's growth could For more information, call whether he will be allowed to tection. The project brought anniversary of the Marching lead to significant urban Sarah Ridley at 407-823-0108. challenge Florida's use of :offee and conversation lethal injection as cruel and The International Services unusual punishment - a rul­ :enter will be meeting for ing that could halt executions ilobal Coffee Hour on Tues­ Deficit Reduction Act a blessing, a curse in Florida and perhaps else­ lay from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the where, at least temporarily. ~arbara Ymg Center. KRISTYN SIMMONS sions in the law that will benefit will carry a fixed interest rate of that can be borrowed is increas­ Hill's stay of execution also • Global Coffee Hour is an Contributing Writer students and there are others 6.8 percent, and PLUS loans ing as well . halted the death of another >pportunity for students to that may not. will have a fixed rate of 8.5 per­ "'Ibis will make it even more Florida inmate on the same neet for informal ·conversa­ On February 8, President Minnick also said the new cent." difficult for young working peo­ grounds, and Gov. Jeb Bush ion on current topics and George W. Bush signed a law law increases the amount of For some, the fixed intere~t ple to get on their feet and make said he would not sign any tews around the world that will affect the lives of col­ money that can be borrowed rate is troublesome. UCF politi­ a living out of college," Men­ other death warrants until For more information, call lege students for years to come. through the loan programs. As cal science professor Derek doza said: 'Hill's case is settled >aul Schatz at 407-823-5491. The Deficit Reduction Act of soon as July l, 2007, Stafford Brett fears that the new provi­ For other students, the new Carolyn Snurkowski, a 2005 plans to restrain federal loan limits will be raised. First­ sions will make .it difficult for law is not such a bad idea death appeals lawyer in the lppredation Day for faculty spending. Bush said in his year students will be allowed to students to afford the costs of Language arts education state attorney general's office, The Panhellenic Council speech before signing the bill borrow up to $3,500, an $875 receiving a higher education. major Jeremy Nadaskay is glad will argue that Hill cannot llld Rho Lambda will be hold­ that the act intends to save tax­ increase. "These changes will force that he'll be able to borrow challenge Florida's method of ng ·~ppreciation Day for payers nearly $40 billion over Second-year students will more and more students to be more money, but he is unhappy execution through a civil JCF Faculty and Staff" on ·the next five years. Among the receive an extra $1,000 liniit on priced out of the education that that the new interest rates could rights action. She also argues l\Tednesday from 10 ani. to 2 programs affected by this legis­ · their Stafford loans. The Feder­ they need and have earned,'' make him wait twice as long to he filed his claim against >.m. in the Student Union Key lation are those that Bush refers al PLUS loan eligibility is also Brett said pay back his loans. He plans to lethal injection too late, since • West Room 218. to as mandatory spending or expanding its programs to He said that those students attend graduate school in the he waited until just before his Faculty and staff are invit­ entitlement programs. include a similar program for who can afford the costs should ·next few years and said that the scheduled execution on Jan. :d to attend; and refresh­ But this act will not just graduate students. expect to pay higher amounts of PLUS loan graduate program· 24. aents will be provided. involve these issues. 'Ibis act is But Minnick said th.at there money to large private lenders should help graduate students. Hill was convicted of For more information, call also changing federal student are some changes that may not than ever before. "I think it will actually help killing Pensacola police Offi­ ~hley Bohac at 407-823-2072. loan programs. Changes will go be as favorable. Teachers are not the only graduate students more," cer Stephen Taylor in 1982. into effect at different intervals "Provisions that may nega­ ones concerned. Mechanical Nadaskay said. "Their school­ Taylor, 26, and Officer ARC's hours extended up until July 1, 2007. tively impact students include engineering major Mike Men­ ing costs more than undergrads, Larry Bailly had gone to inves­ The Student Academic Associate director of the the increase in the fixed interest doza says his primary concerns and they usually have to do tigate a silent alarm at a bank lesource Center will be open Office of Student Financial rates for the Stafford and PLUS fall under the fact that not only extensive internships, which in downtown Pensacola, and :4 hours a day this week in Assistance Lisa Minnick said in loans," Minnick said. "Begin­ are the interest rates becoming take up more time, and they caught Hill's partner, Cliff • 1rder for students to prepare an e-mail there are some provi- ning July l, 2006, Stafford loans fixed, but the amount of money aren't paid for!' Jackson, outside the bank. As or fmals. the officers attempted to Free food will be available handcuff Jackson, Hill came ~ch night between 8 p.m. to 8 up from behind, killing Taylor • t.Ill. Barefoot professor wants students' opinions and wounding Bailly. Hill was Peer Tutors and Supple­ shot five times. Jackson was nental Instruction Leaders Mason Cash says philosophy teaches valuable career, communication, analysis skills sentenced to life in prison. • vill be conducting Final leview Sessions during the JASON OWENS not uncommon. or a dewy morning when it's "I want to he~ what you Six seventh graders arrested on ~t week ofclass and through Contributing Writer When he first took his wife warm and wet. It's a nice feel­ have to say," he said. suspicion of Columbine-like plot inals week. back to New Zealand, he "went ing." In-class and online discus­ ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Final review sessions are Mason Cash came to UCF to the back of the plane, and At UCF, Cash teaches Ethics sions in Cash's class are engag­ Police said a group of seventh­ cheduled for math, econom­ barefooted in 2003 from th<;! there were 10 people standing in Science and Technology, ing and can become very graders hatched an elaborate cs, business and art history University of Alberta where he back there barefoot,'' he said "I Honors Introduction to Philos­ intense. plan to cut off.power and tele­ :ourses. received his doctorate in phi­ thought 'I'm going home, yeah!' ophy and co-teaches Philoso­ Whether students sit back phone service to their middle • · Tutors and SI leaders will losophy. "There are a whole bunch of phy of Language with David and just listen to an in-class dis­ school, slay classmates and >~ available for last minute So what's with the bare feet? textures and temperatures that Gurny.. cussion or engage in one, the faculty with guns and knives, LUestions in the SARC Lab in He continues this custom certain people just don't get to Students' opinions, thor­ outcome is always entertaining, then escape from their small rarious subject areas from 8 from the city he where was experience," Cash said of the ough in-class and online discus­ informative and student-driv­ Alaska town. >.m.to8am. born: Gisbome, New Zealand. custom of going barefoot. sions, and writing papers are en. The arrest·Saturday of six SARC is located in Phillips In the first city to see the sun "Walking across the grass after the focus of Cash's teaching students in North Pole, a town ,, fall Room ns. everyday, walking barefoot is the sprinklers have just been on approach. PLEASE SEE CREATIVITY ON A? of 1,600 people about 14 miles southeast of Fairbanks, marks .ibrary hours extended the nation's second breakup The library will also have LOCAL WEATHER of an alleged Columbine-style ~xtended hours and will be school attack this week. Five • >pen until 3 a.m. through High:92° Kansas teenagers suspected rhursday for fmals week' TODAY IN DETAIL Tuesday of planning a shooting ram­ Today Today: Hot and humid with winds to SUNNY Low:71° page at their high school were arrested Thursday, the sev­ SUNNY the southwest at seven mph. Tonight: Humidity incrmes as night High:90° enth anniversary of the mas­ LET US KNOW High: 92° Low: 70° falls. There is a 20 percent chance of ~Wednesday sacre in suburban Colorado. rain with winds to the south-south­ ~ PARTLY CLOUDY Low:70° The Alaskan seventh- The Future wants to hear west at nine mph. rom you! 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What's in the news at colleges around the country lumps outbreak hits Pa. school, 1fects six college students · LANCASTER, Pa. - Two 'ranklin & Marshall College tudents are recovering from o.umps, and four others sus- 1ected of having the ailment re on the mend. The cases appear to be the • irst in Pennsylvania and lome on the heels of the lation's worst mumps out­ •reak in 20 years. 1 College dean Kent Trachte ASSOCIATED PRESS Iraqis look at the bodies of two people who died in the violence in Ramadi before burying aid Friday no cases or sus­ them Saturday in Ramadi, 70 miles west of Baghdad, Iraq. · \ected cases have been 'eported on campus since FROM A2 nah Vick said. Damages to \pril 10, so he is optimistic secondary residences are he viral infection has been graders had been picked on ineligible for FEMA money. :ontained. by other students and wanted In other cases, the same 1 Iowa seems to be at the to seek revenge, Police Chief person received multiple ~enter of the nationwide out­ Paul Lindhag said. They also $2,000 'FEMA payments, or ' . ~reak. As of Thursday, Iowa disliked staff and students, he · multiple people from the 'lad 975 cases of probable, said. · same household received the Pick up your pre-ordered Cap and Gown starting ~onfirmed and suspected The students had planned $2,000. ' ,:ases, said Dr. Patricia Quin- to disable North Pole. Middle The agency began the April 24, 2006 at the UCF Bookstore. 1sk, the state epidemiologist. School's power and tele­ process called recoupment, Cases have been reported phone ,systems, allotting time which is similar to an audit, in h at least seven other states to·kill their victims and flee mid-March. A similar process ,ts well, totaling more than from town, Lindhag said. is ongoing for payments Didn't pre-order? Cap and Gowns will be available :,ooo across the country, A parent alerted police of made after Hurricanes Katri­ • \ccording to the U.S. Centers rumors of an attack, Lindhag na and Wilma for purchase April 24- May 6, 2006. ~or Disease Control and Pre­ said. He would not elaborate People who receive a letter 'rention in Atlanta. on the case, or what kind of requesting repayment have • Mumps is a virus spread documented evidence led to 30 days to submit the amount Graduation tickets will be available April 24~29. ~y coughing and sneezing. the arrests. in full or set up a payment :fhe most common symp- The students, who were plan. After 30 days, 2 percent Any uncl~imed tickets will be given out as extra 1'oms are fever, headache and being held at the Fairbanks interest begins accruing. Res­ 1\wollen salivary glands under Youth Facility, could face idents can appeal FEMA's tickets on Monday May 1, 2006. ·Make sure you ,,he jaw. But it can lead to charges of first-degree con­ decision. 'nore severe problems, such spiracy to commit murder, Typjcally, 2 percent to 3 pick up your original set of tickets. ts hearing loss, meningitis authorities said. percent of FEMA funds paid • ·bd fertility-diminishing after a disaster are made ;wollen testicles. Prime minister nominee given improperly, FEMA officials Graduation Celebration 10 :OOam~ 2 :OOpm J 30 days to assemble his cabinet have said. Sometimes errors .. r:ormer student, professor sue BAGHDAD, Iraq - 'The are caused by incomplete April 24; 2006 outside UCF Bookstore. ?niversity for sexual harassment Shiite hard-liner tapped as applications. Sometimes, ANDERSON, S.C. - A . Iraq's new -prime minister FEMA workers mistakenly Get gradiiation photos taken at this time! iormer professor and a for­ promised Saturday to swiftly approve payments. ' • ner student have sued finish building a unity gov­ ~derson University, claim- ernment after ·parliament Pitt and Jolie request privacy 4ng they were sexually elected a top national leader­ from journalists during vacation ciarassed by a math professor ship, ending months of politi­ JOHANNESBURG, South .vho is no longer at the cal deadlock as the nation spi­ Africa - Namibian authori­ UCF Bookstore 4000 Central Florida Blvd. ~chool raled into chaos. ties are clamping down on In a lawsuit filed in Jawad al-Malild has 30 journalists trying to follow Orlando/ Florida 32816 ·wwzv.ucf bkstore.com ~ovember, Jena Trammell days to assemble a Cabinet Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and ,;aid she was fired after she from divided Shiite, Sunni her two children, after the Phone (407) 823-2665 Fax (407) 823-6282 ,':'eported the harassment to and Kurdish parties. The couple asked for some priva­ Monday-Thursday 8:00am-7:00pm [~()C)kS tore ';chool officials. Former stu­ most contentious question cy, according to a newspaper • '1ient Kelly Wright said she will be filling key ministries report. Friday 8:00am-5:00pm Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm Your On·campus Store c.ost her scholarships and that control security forces South Africa's Sunday lropped out of school amid demands to purge them Times said the couple's secu­ ~~ecause of the harassment. of militias blamed for the rise rity chief gave a local journal­ • t. In its answer to the law- in sectarian bloodshed. ist a statement asking that ;uit, the university says 'fram­ Five American soldiers they be left alone. r'.Ilell was fired "for good died Saturday in roadside "We love Africa and to be V:ause." It also denies that the bombings south of Baghdad, here in Namibia with our \nath professor, identified as and Marines killed four insur­ family is very special for us," ~im Teitloff, harassed Tram­ gents in a gunbattle in Rama­ said the statement, 'signed by lffiell or any student. di - clear signs of the ongo­ Pitt and Jolie. "To the local • Teitloff has sued Trammell ing security crisis. people who have been so kind :cror assault, slander and libel, After repeated delays, par- . and gracious, thank you for 'iccording to a filing in state liament convened Saturday in making us f~el at home. · :':ourt. the heavily guarded Green ·~ for the press, we kind­ The school's filing says Zone and elected a president, ly ask for privacy so tliat we 'Trammell's tenure was two vice presidents, a parlia­ can enjoy this beautiful coun­ l'tevoked because she awarded ment speaker and two try with our children.'' r'an "Pt to two students who deputies. The Sunday Times said its 'tlidn't attend class or do any President Jalal Talabani, a own photographer and three . academic work in exchange Kurd who won a second term, French photographers were :for information regarding the named al.:Maliki as prime ordei;ed to leave Namibia or • .sexual harassment claims. minister-designate, a formali­ faee arrest. Journalists require .I Witnesses for Trammell ty after the dominant Shiite accreditation to work in the and Wright say they saw the bloc replaced outgoing Prime country. ~two students attend class, Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari. Namibian Prime Minister Public Health Is All Around You ... • )according to filings in the Sunnis and Kurds refused 'to Nahas Angula said Jolie, who ftawsuit. accept al-Jaafari. is pregnant, should be left We are ev..erywhere ... That laid the foundation alone. You can find us in the Public and the Private secto'r. .. _Controversial professor brought for post-Saddam Hussein "This lady is expecting,'' he We are employed at every level of the local, state, and federal government ... into the limelight, again Iraq's first fully constitutional told the Sunday Times. "You · BOULDER, Colo. - A government, which Washing­ guys are harassing her. Why We work for major corporations, private organizations, and multi-national new inquiry has been ton hopes can quell the · don't you allow her some pri­ cooperatives ... launched into alleged Sunni-led insurgency . and vacy? Harassment . is not frresearch misconduct by Uni­ bloody Shiite-Sunni violence. allowed in Namibia" o:versity of Colorado professor That would enable the United Public Health Is Proactive And Responsive ... wWard Churchill, the Boulder States to· begin withdrawing Bin Laden tape su~gests West is ccDaily Camera reported Sun­ its 133,000 troops. at war with Islam, issues threats We research, plan, implement, and evaluate national and international policy ... Cday. Few believe the task will CAIRO, Egypt - Osama We foster interdisciplinary collaboration ... 41 Churchill said the allega­ be easy. It remains uncertain . bin Laden issued ominous eitions have been around for a whether Iraqi leaders repre­ new threats in an audiotape We are devoted to human rights and social justice ... •• liyear and are only being senting religiously and ethni­ broadcast Sunday, purported- · And our agenda is always expanding ... Tbrought up now to drag out cally based parties can set . ly saying the West was at war F:the investigation. "I'm. not aside their interests and rise With Islam and calling on his • playing any more investiga­ to the challenge of managing followers· to go to Sudan to Public Health Is Involved... -tion games,'' he said. "I'm not a nation perched at the brink fight a proposed U.N. force in going to talk to them." of disaster. • Darfur. We care about. the quality of the air and of the water .. . Churchill has been under President Bush suggested In his first new·message in We are concerned about the safety of your childr~n .. . investigation by CU's Stand­ the new Iraqi government three months, bin Laden said We are working to bring health and health services to those affected by the Gulf ing Committee on Research could be the beginning of an the West's decision to cut off and Misconduct since Octo­ eventual drawdown of Amer­ funds to , the Palestinians Coast Hurricanes· ... ber, after he called some vic­ ican forces from Iraq. because their Hamas leaders We are developing strategies to combat a possible Avian Flu pandemic ... ·tims of the 2001 terrorist refuse to recognize Israel attacks "little Eichmanns" in FEMA wants 625 people in Texas proved that the United States •an online essay. to pay back total of $1.26 million , and Europe were conducting We Are Public Health Practitioners. • Committee chairman BEAUMONT, Texas - "a Zionist crusader war on Joseph Rosse outlined the The federal government is Islam." 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Vice President of Trial •• ompetition in violation of ing" Koblasz to write a bill and both sides were represent­ Team Stephen Chavarria said, Chll02.2 because a professor cannot ed and I think that overall the "I think the process is a little 1 Charge 2: Allegation of write an SGA bill. However, in process was exactly what stu­ complicated being that we had advising to violate Senate reg­ cross-examination, Koblasz dent government stands for," no idea the procedure • ulations regarding the guy to . said that Szczepanski was he said. involved coming into this, and · 1 ratio in a bill in violation arguing semantics. Koblasz Szczepanski's council, SGA a lot of the rules will probably •Sad, Worthless or Guilty •of Ch 1102.4 said that obviously a student Judicial Adviser Brooks Brick­ have to be rewritten because Charge 3: Allegation of mis­ was not advising her, but that ell, said the trial was fair, but of the ambiguity:involved in •Trouble Eating or Sleeping luse of Student Government in the e-mail Szczepanski was that the statutes governing them, but overall I think it was • No Motivation funds in violation of Ch. 1102.2 informing her of her inten­ Senate are too vague. very fair and very equal,'' he • Difficulty Concentrating Charge 4: Allegation of tions to inflate the bill. "I felt that the trial went fair. said. "We are glad that it is ~ Feeling Downhearted or Blue condoning Sen. Enz's alleged· When testifying, Szczepan­ I felt that LJR, for the most finally over." ·threats towards the trial team ski denied the charge. She said part, asked questions that However, it may not be If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you in violation of Ch 1102.4 that even though she used the were for and against," he said. over. Szczepanski plans to levy might be Interested In a medical research study for Charge 5: Allegation that word "disguise" that she never "In our statutes, it says they are student conduct . charges adults who experience symptoms of depression. . If you ;her personal conflict with the went through with the action supposed to be evidence gath­ against the Trial Team. 1 qualify, all study-related care will be provided, at no adviser caused her to refuse to of disguising anything in the 1 erers, and I thought for the "I will be pursuing student lsign the Travel Request form cost, and you will be compensated up to $950 for time bill. "No, ·going back to this e­ most part they did a good job conduct charges on the trial 'and travel. There Is no over night stay, and health in violation of Ch. 1102.1 mail, I'm talking specifically of that." team because, in their affi­ Charge 6: Allegation of about my actions," she said. However, he is concerned davits and depositions, they Insurance is not required. inducing Sen. Enz to move to "I'm not telling anybody to do about the statutes. "I felt that state they heard me clearly deny Trial Team funding at anything. I was saying that I because our statutes are writ­ make a threat, yet while on the the Conference Registration could potentially do this, but ten so poorly that way too stand they admitted that they 1and Travel Committee meet­ when I found out what policy much was left up in the air," never heard me make that ing in violation of Ch 1102.4 was, I refrained from doing Brickell said. threat,'' she wrote in an e-mail. Charge 7: Allegation of this. " ·threatening to use position of Senate found her not guilty Financial Allocations for of inflating the number of Organizations Committee to individuals on the SGA bill prevent the Team from receiv­ sh'e wrote for Trial Team. .ll'ltea 1ras #le Inst d•1e ,,,,,, ing future funding and stating However, Senate did. find .that she would never approv:e Szczepanski guilty of the sec­ : oftrial team funding as long as ond charge in that she advised she is in Senate in violation of treated 1~e11rsell tu· ••••111e tllern111~1 · Koblasz to inflate the bill. Chll02.1 Senator Enz's . impeach­ The first two charges ment hearing started immedi­ referred to an e-mail written ately after Szczepanski's, and MM16907 by Szczepanski, who was Vice he made a point to say that he Stressed from finals? President of Trial Team at the was not guilty of the charges time, to Margarita Koblasz, before resigning. Neck, pain? ·the Trial Team's advisor. 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Two students hold hands during Same Sex Hand Holding Day. More than 200 people marched to deliver a letter asking President John Hitt to I .00 I De:~fN~n~~!eJ:.ity "It is time for the University · include sexual orientation and gender identity to the student non-discrimination policy at UCF and same-sex partner benefits for faculty and staff. $3 7 of Central Florida to set an I OFF I c407) s7a-ssss . example for Orange County and ate meeting where faculty stood "I am here as a GLBT ally to date that gay relationships are for the Orlando colJllllunity by up and said that ifUCF wants to raise my voice against inequality real and valid." Hoffman said II ANY PURCHASE II .- stepping up and saying that we be a competitive university then of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and GLBSU President Pete Gas­ 0 will enumerate our non-dis­ it needs to have an inclusive transgender community," Hoff­ par said that he thinks the cur­ I ... 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RC www.UCfoews.com ·Monday, April 24, 2006 hE Mental toughness the key when g Knights compete for C-USA title :~ Clinard's squad is confident heading to Mississippi for the C-USA Championship gi of ZACH MOORE week in its game. ers, two in particular: Sonny Niinkhum and StaffWriter • Since beginning the season at the Rio Giwon Suh. Over the past two tournaments u: Pinar tournament here in Orlando, the team Suh has shot his career-low round, and · As the majority of the student Ji>Opulation has progressively gotten better with each N'unkhum has been named Conference USA focuses on final exams this week, the men's round of golf played. In the past two tourna­ men's golfer of the week C< golf team has a conference championship in ments the team has shot season-low rounds The confidence in both of these players is tl its sights. and finished as high as second overall in the extremely iinportant. Clinard believes that ir For the next three days the players· will team standings. Suh is one of his top players and only lacks • piece together their hard work and practice ' Much of the success of the team hinges on one breakthrough performance until he 1:11 throughout the season and capture their first its mental fortitude. Throughout the season becomes dominant on the golf course. a1 toUrnament win as a team this semester. Coach Nick Clinard has stressed to his team By working hard throughout the semester si The golfers are entering the tournament about being mentally strong. . Suh has worked on certain areas of his game CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ARCHIVE iI with as much confidence as they have had all The constant reinforcement of his philos­ Giwon Suh has shown a great deal of improvement throughout the season, season. The team has made strides every ophy on the team has shown in all of his play- PLEASE SEE COURSE ON A11 shooting a career-low round in the past two tournaments and gaining confidence. iI d ti I really, really • need help • from you, as we build the ultimate mock

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CHRIS HOYLER Sports Editor So I've told you that Jay Cutler is the best quarterback in this, the 2006 NFL Draft class. I've insinuated that I would c take DeAngelo Williams for my expansion NFL franchise before I'd select Reggie Bush. For that, you probably think I'm nuts. Or, at the very least, a USC hater. And for that, you'd be wrong. I'm just an amateur observer of ama­ teur football, and my untrained eye tells REBECCA BARNITT I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE me that I prefer the two Tennessee terrors UAB infielder Zac Ward swings and misses at a Tim Bascom pitch during Friday night's 9-0 UCF win over the Blazers. After being shutout in the opener, UAB scored nine runs on Saturday and 16 runs on Sunday, winning at the preeminent skill positions. their first two Conference USA games of the season. In winning the series, the Blazers improved to 2-10 in C-USA, while UCF fell to S-6. UCF has a series remaining with Rice and Houston, the No.1 and 2teams in C-USA. It's my opinion, an opinion most, if not all will disagree with. And while we .will all be long gone from UCF by the time the members of the 2006 class play out their careers, we can have fun making the argu­ .l ments now. BI,AZING WEEKEND BATS This is where you come in. For Thurs9,ay's issue, I am going to run the inaugural Central Florida Future NFL After beirig shutout in BRIAN MURPHY score to 9-4. After a walk that loaded the bases, the Mock Draft, with a twist. Staff Writer Knights scored a pair of runs with a hit batsman See, the last four months of2005 series opener, UAB. and yet another walk UAB's closer Grant Addison turned our previously humble football When you are floundering just above the .500 came in from the bullpen and struck out pinch hit­ mark like the UCF baseball team, you need to beat program into a potential professional scores 25 in final two ter Matt Lambert to finally end the frame. breeding ground the teams that you are supposed to beat. But, left for dead back in the sixth inning, the A series against the UAB Blazers gave the Gold!.. Over·the first few months of2006, games to take series Knights were back in it. A once stoic dugout was UCF held two Pro Day events, played host en Knights the opportunity to help out their vibrant with noise and was donning rally caps. mediocre conference record. to hoards of NFL scouts, and its spring ties In the ninth, second baseman with the NFL extended beyond Daunte While they took care of business on Friday in a Matt Ray reached on an infield Baseball notebook 9-0 win, they may have suffered their most gut­ Sunday blunder Culpepper's returii to his home state. single, but Addison hurled the . Now wide receiver Brandon Marshall Acloser starting to be recognized wrenching loss of the season on Saturday night, 9- ball past first, tempting Ray to go The Golden Knights and · 7. is flying up draft boards as a potential sec­ Senior closer Dominic Petracca· has been nearly for second. His baserunning Blazers combine to commit ond-round pick untouchable this year. So, it is only appropriate that On Saturday, the Blazers snapped their nation­ proved costly as Ray was thrown nine errors in Sunday's leading 19-game losing streak. In the final three Defensive end Paul Carrington lowered he was selected as one of 30 players named to the out at second by at least 10 feet. game, but UCF's six·lead to his 40-yard dash time by two tenths of a midseason watch list for the second annual National ·innings, they did everything in their power to avoid That blunder was magnified a 16-4 win for UAB. the ''W" by walking nine Knights and committing second, the drop from 4.7 to 4.5 equaling Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of when the next two batters the rise from undrafted free agent to two errors, but the Knights could not take advan­ walked But, as has been the case the Year Award on Wednesday. The award will be 12 almost definite draft choice. given to the top relief pitcher in Division Icollege tage of all the gifts being handed their way. for the whole year, the Knights SEE PAGE A Trailing 9-2 in the seventh, the Knights were And while the name Matt Prater Win baseball. could not get that key hit with forever be synonymous with goal post, As of Saturday, the Sanford native has totaled able to piece together a run with the help of three men in scoring position. Designated hitter Dave hits and an error, but that was just a precursor to a crossbars and wide left, right, and whatev­ eight saves with a 0.00 ERA. Petracca has also struck Lambert grounded out to pitcher and DiNatale er other direction missed field goals go, he out 27 batters while only allowing two walks. Bat­ wild eighth inning. struck out on three pitches to end another "what if" With men at first and second with one out, UCF has a pro leg. Guys who can hit 53-yard ters are hitting .141 off the right-hander. Petracca is ballgame. field goals with ease don't grow on trees. also tied for second in UCF single-season history catcher Steve Stropp hit a ball that went off the "It's tough seeing it every game," infielder Kiko glove of third baseman Ryne Lovdahl, driving in a He's going to be kicking in an NFL camp with eight saves.Jason Arnold owns the single-sea­ Vazquez said about the lack of clutch hitting. "It's this summer. son record with 12 saves, set in 1998. run. The next batter stuck out, which should have just that one spark, when we get that one spark ... ended the rally. But with only two outs due to the Not to overlook tight end Darcy John­ we'll come back again." son, a fantastic in-line blocker with great PLEASE SEE BASEBALL ON A12 error, center fielder Dave DiNatale sent a hump­ back liner into left for an RBI single to ~ove the PLEASE SEE UCF ONA12 PLEASE SEE FIRST ON A12

Softball improvement continues with second straight C-USA series win • MELISSA HEYBOER UCF is now entering the most Despite the loss, third baseman Week in review Outfielder Michelle Newton and Staff Writer important part of the season with Cici Alvarez was dynamic at the UCF fell to No. 24 Florida, but bounced back Alvarez scored runs two and three newfound confidence. plate, going 3-3 with three singles. with three-straight wins over JU and UTEP for the Knights that inning, giving ~ The UCF softball team is iinprov­ The Knights began the week Pitcher Allison Kiine went the dis­ UCF a 3-1 advantage. ing - and that's all that matters. Wednesday taking on No. 24 Florida. tance for the Knights, giving up one Despite a one-run first inning The Dolphins narrowly missed a Just two weeks ago, it seemed as if The only runs for the Gators came run off nine hits while striking out from the Dolphins, the Knights came comeback when they scored one last ~ the Golden Knights were headed in the third inning when a Lacy four. back in the third to score three runs run in the sixth; their runs ended down a road of continuous disap­ Howard single. to left field went UCF finished off its midweek and take a 3-1 lead. there when UCF won 3-2. pointment. · between the legs of the UCF defense. games with a visit from the Jack­ Outfielder Kacie Feaster started Pitcher Magon Paul earned the But that road turned out to be a Howard and the two runners who sonville Dolphins and won 3-2. things off with a single up the middle win for the Knights, giving up just ' dead end. were on base managed to score off Alvarez continued leading the and later advanced to second on a two runs off seven hits. The Knights have won five of their the UCF error. ' · offensive attack for the Knights, pass ball by the Dolphins. Feaster Coming off their first conference last eight games, two coming this past The Knights' offense threatened going 2-for-3 at the plate with two later scored o.n a Jacksonville fielding win last week, the Knights headed week as they took games from both several ti.Ines but fell short in each sit­ stolen bases and one run scored in error that gave UCF its first run of the Jpcksonville and UTEP. uation. their win. inning. PLEASESEE KNIGHTSoNA12 ii t _(e_n_tta_(~j(~o~ri~.:....:.:....::31tc.=:fu~"~·~Aip~ril~24~,2=0~06=---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A11 Course should be wide open

FROM A10 ability to win an jndividual C-USA Championship championship. He exudes the where he struggled most last When: Today through Wednesday confidence that Clinard asks semester. Where: West Point, Mississippi out of his golfers. "I'm working on a lot c;>f "I want to win individually, short irons and putting,'' Suh why else would I be out there?'' 'said. Clinard said. • I With Suh on top ofhis game, Yet he knows it will be cliffi­ the squad as a whole has a good cult to win the tournament, indi­ chance to be a top contender vidually and as a team. for the overall title. Suh "Four out offive players need believes that this squad is very to be in the top 15," Nimkhum deep top to bottom and also Suh Nimkhum said. hasn't received as much Nimkhum expects the respect as it might have important cogs in the ,golf . course to be wide open so the deserved. team's clockwork will be team will have to score low to "We should rank in the top Nimkhum. After being named keep pace. 20 easily," Suh said. . golfer of the week, he finished "I've never played the course Suh certainly displays much 19th overall in his last tourna­ before, but I expect double dig- . of the confidence that Clinard ment, posting solid rounds its under par," Nimkhum said. tries to instill in his team. . throughout the tournament. · Eleven other teams will Summer A: May 14 ... June 24 "I don't look at any other Nimkhum attributes much compete in . the conference First 200 to sign Up team as a competitor,'' Suh said. ofhis success in the recent tour­ championships; all of the Dining Plans: Any 10 Membership+ $150 Flex Bucks=$469.99 As Suh becomes more of a naments to his new mental squads will be aiming for the Knight Block 50 + $50 Flex Bucks= $364.99 tor a Summer A Dining Plan, force on this team, he under­ state. championship and the automat­ Knight Block 25 + $50 Flex Bucks= $209.99 get $20 FlexBucks and stands that his role is changing. "I'm playing with a lot of ic bid to the NCAA regional Marketplace open M-F. 7am-7pm. closed Sat. & Sun. enter to win a Toshiba He is no longer just one of the confidence, playiJ!g and prac­ tournament golfers on the team; he now has ticing, having no . fear," Three of the teams ·are Portable DVD Player! the added responsibility of Nimkhuin said. ranked among the top 50 in the Summer B: June 24 - Augusts being a leader on the course. His new no-fear attitude has Golfweek standings. 'Tulsa (24), Dining Plans: Knights P.lan [unlimited} + $100 Flex Bucks= $669 _99 The leadership role that Suh allowed him to play with a SMU (35) and Houston (42) will Any 15 Membership+ $125 Flex Bucks= $569.99 First 200 to sign up has inherited is not one that he be some of the top competition more relaxed and carefree atti- Any 10 Membership+ $150 Flex Bucks=$469,99 for a Summer B Dining ·Plan : , is shying away from, either. tude on the course. . for the Knights. Knight Block 50 + $50 Ftex Bucks= $364.99 "I lead.by example; I know "I have a different mindset; I The championship is a total get $20 FlexBucks what coach is looking for," Suh either make it or I miss it," of54 holes over a three-day span Knight Block 25 + $50 Flex Bucks= $209.99 ·and enter to win said. "I also make a lot of com­ Munkhum said. · with an even par score of 72. Marketplace open M-F, 7am-7pm, 5at. & Sun. 10:30am-7pm an Apple iPod! ments." Going into the tournament The first tee time for each day ) One of the other more Nimkhumknows that he has the will be at 8 am. CDT. Sign up oribne at www.ucfdining.co n. FROM THE SPORTS DESK Rowing receives ranking UCF has Be r Buybacks The UCF women's rowing parlayed this team broke through into the strong season byll0% USRowing/Collegiate Rowing into its first STUDENT STORAGE Coaches Association Varsity national rank­ TE D! 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Washington State this season," "This is a huge step for our Crain said. "Racing against McCuUoch Rd. / East of program," UCF -coach these top teams has given us Alafaya Trail . /- BYOBook Leeanne Crain said in a the opportunity to show that (321) 765-1508 FightBack with a Better Buyback! ·. ; release. "We have consistently we are a solid program, not a 407-207-0011 been racing well throughout flash-in-the-pan team. All of w1¥w. Central Buyback.com the season, and we are finally the student-athletes in the pro­ 11583 University Blvd. UCF being recognized as having gram deserve credit for the one of the top varsity eights in varsity eight's success. I could­ the country." n't be more proud of a squad The other Knights team in: than I am for this one." . 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Tebow outshines Leak in spring game story," Meyer said. "Tpat's a GAINESVILLE, F1a-'-- Fresh­ great discussion over coffee in man Tim Tebow looked like a the morning. Chris Leak is our perfect fit for coach Urban quarterback, and Tun Tebow is Meyer's spread-option offense. going to be a guy that's going to. Tebow completed 15 of 21 play. We're going to let him grow passes for 197 yards and a touch­ as a quarterback There is no down, seemed more comfort­ quarterback controversy.'' able than·starter Chris Leak and Tebow struggled some early led the Orange team to a 24-6 in the spring, but looked as con­ victory over the Blue team in fident as ever Saturday in front Florida's annii.al spring game of45,000 fans at Florida Field. It Saturday. started with the "Circle ofLife," a Tebow also gained 2 yards on pre-game ritual that pits team­ 11 carries and was sacked three mates against each other in a bat­ times, but he was handcuffed by tle of strength and toughness. a non-contact jersey that Tebow stepped to the middle of allowed the defense to tackle the circle in hopes ofcompeting, him with a single touch. The 6- but Meyer pulled him back. foot-3, 230-pound left-hander . "He wanted a little piece of probably would have racked up some~' Meyer said big rushing yards if not for the It would have been his only rules, which Meyer implement­ contact of the day. Nonetheless, ed during spring practice to keep Tebow settled for getting the his only two scholarship quarter­ best ofthe Blue team on the field. backs safe. He completed his first five Leak was 17-of-33 passing for passes and directed three 11-play 145 yards and an interception for drives in the opening half. The the Blue squad. He ran four first ended with a field goal, the times for 9 yards and was sacked second a punt and the third a 16- once. yard 1TI pass to Kenneth Tookes Meyer maintained there was on fourth down. But the touch­ no quarterback controversy; but down probably should have said Tebow can determine how been disallowed. O rpington St. Tebow clearly was across the much he plays thiS fall by how (ii:rt%0UAL HOU81NQ ~ OPPOllTUIUTY - well he performs in practices line of scrimmage when he (5 Colonial Dr. and gan:;tes. · t "That's a greatfwater-cooler Pl.EASE SEE STATE ON A12 • STATE & • )efensive deficiencies plague UCF; UAfJ wins series NATION CHRIS HOYLER 5-6 in C-USA. chance to solidify his spot in the the lead in the third inning. They put Sports Editor Instead of moving into third place weekend rotation, but he could not the game away with a five-run sev­ FROM A11 and gaining some confidence for a get out of the second inning, allowing enth inning, capped off by a two-run • The UAB Blazers came to Orlando i:hree-game series with first-place three runs on four hits before giving single by Donny Muth off Dominic released the ball . the worst team in Conference USA. Rice next weekend, it remained just a way to fellow freshman Kyle Sweat. Petracca, the first earned runs of the "Did 45,000 (people) see that?'' hey also left Orlando that way, so half game ahead of seventh place Sweat, who opened the conference season credited to the UCF reliever. Meyer said ''I think it was fourth >viously the big development this Tulane. schedule as the Sunday starter before UAB starter Kyle Robertson went down, right? I was looking up at • eekend was not at the bottom of the The task next weekend now looms a suspension knocked him into the just one inning, but Lyle Northington · the score and I hadn't seen a score -USA standings. large; the nation's No. 1 team makes midweek role, fared no better, allow­ was great in relief, picking up the win: yet. I was worried that 45,000 · It was more about the top, where its first visit to Jay Bergman Field. ing four runs on five hits in 3.2 after allowing just one run in seven needed to see a touchdown. I'm • CF had a chance to reside had it If the Knights expect to compete innings. innings. glad to see Tlm step up and make on the series against UAB. with the Owls, they will need better The Knights answered a , 2-run UCF returns to action on Friday at that play. It was a good play." But with a 13-4 loss in the series pitching than they received Sunday. UAB first inning by scoring three of 6:30 p.m. against No. ' 1 Rice at Jay Tebow had several other solid ciale Sunday afternoon, UCF fell to Mitch Herold received another their own, but the Blazers regained Bergman Field. passes that weren't debatable. He hooked up with David Nel­ son on a screen pass that went for "It's a pattern that starts during the season and it doesn't break and it hasn't stopped. I don't know how to 29 yards in the third quarter, then • found Cornelius Ingram for a 16- stop it and I wish I did. The kids do work hard, but someone's got to step up and get something done." yard gain that set up peShawn - UCF COACH JAY BERGMAN Wynn's 1-yard TD plunge and pushed the lead to 17-0. • ( "The more you get a feel for it, the more comfortable you are and ·the more the game slows down for • tJCF continues to you," said Tebow; who enrolled in 1 January. ''I think that's just kind of how it was." Leak drove the Blue team 65 yards for a score on the ensuing • istrand runners possession, capped by Anthony j Gay's 2-yard TD run. 1oM A10 After a string of impressive outings, But Tebow answered, complet­ t ing a perfect sideline pass to Nelson pitcher Mitch Houck (3-2) struggled ='.:'" : After such a tough loss, how could for the Knights, allowing five runs in for 55 . yards. Markus Manson i ie Knights get ready to come back for 3.1 innings. Those runs surpassed the scored from 2 yards out to make it game 15 hours later? UCF Coach Jay four that Houck had allowed.in his last 24-6 with a few minutes remaining. • 1ergman said, "I don't know. 24 innings of work Jim Crew (4-2) got Nelson finished with three J "I am beyond trying to comprehend the win for the Blazers. Addison col­ catches for 90 yards for the I tat point right now." lected his second save of the year. Or~e team. Ingram, a former • l The Blazers dealt 15 walks for the On Friday, Ray and catcher Ryan quarterback who has emerged as a iame, one off the record for most Bono each had three hits to lead UCF's play-making receiver, had seven 1ralks by an opponent in a game in offense, but all of this came close to receptions for 58 yards. Manson 1fCF history. They also added 2 wild being erased ran 10 times for 96 yards. :itches and 2 errors, but the Knights In the bottom of the third, designat­ Leak had four of Florida's five 1!sponded to all that charity going 2-16 ed hitter Matt Horwath led off with a starting offensive linemen, but rith men in scoring position and walk Bono took the next pitch up the was hindered by dropped passes 1:randing 16 runners. As of Saturday, middle for a single and the next pitch and little production from the run­ • 11e Knights have lost seven oftheir last from UAB's Jacob Legg was clubbed ning game. Louis Murphy led the : ine games. In those seven defeats, by DiNatale for his first home run o~ Blue squad with seven catches for ,iey are a futile 10-for-74 (.135) with the season. 79yards. ·mners in scoring position. That was the last pitch of Legg's "His side was not making · Add in some poor baserunning night, as he surrendered five earned plays;' Meyer said ,Tith bad pitch selection at the plate runs in two innings. Three batters Thirteen potential starters 'nd Saturday turned into another for­ later, the game came to a halt. The were held out of the game. • .ettable night for UCF. But Bergman severe weather surrounding Jay Linebackers Brandon Siler and as seen all this continue for too long, Bergman Field got a little too close for Earl Everett, receivers Dallas nd he is starting to wonder when his comfort, causing a nearly two-hour Baker and Jemalle Cornelius, safe­ • !am is going to correct the mistakes. delay. ty Reggie Nelson, cornerback "It's a pattern that starts during the The real loser of the stoppage was Avery Atkins and defensive line­ eason· and it doesn't break and it has­ UCF pitcher Tim Bascom, who had ~ Jarvis Moss sat out for pre­ .'t stopped," Bergman said. "I don't thrown three scoreless innings. But to cautionary reasons. now how to stop it and I wish I did avoid injury, Bascom was relieved Defensive linemen Ray 'he kids do work hard, but someone's when the game resumed, meaning he McDonald (knee) and Marcus ot to step up ;;m.d get something would not get a victory. Sophomore Thomas (hernia), running back .one." Brett Bordwine followed Bascom's Kestahn Moore (back), receiver Left fielder Steven Turner led the lead and finished off the win with six Andre Caldwell (leg), guard flm .ffensive attack with a career-high five scoreless innings. He got the win and Tartt (shoulder) and linebacker '.Bis. Turner only had nine RBis on moved to 2-1. Legg dropped to 1-3. · Jon Demps (knee) missed the J.e year coming into Saturday. game because ofinjuries. With SQ ,many starters on the ~aseball notebook sidelines, the focus was clearly on · Tebow and Leak. /e1p me, I'm stranded! the third inning, resulting in a one hour and 55 minute "Since the first day, coach The Knights' inability to hit in the clutch can be seen delay. On Saturday, the start time kept on getting pushed Meyer said I'm his quarterback," 1other way: just how many runs have they left out on back due to lightning in the area. That contest was regu­ Leak said "I have all the confi­ le field.As of Saturday, in UCF's seven most recent losses, larly scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m., but it did not get dence that this'is my team. I'm the le Knights have stranded 78 runners:The benchmark under way until 7:55 p.m. captain of this team." 1as set on Saturday when the Golden Knights left 16 lenonbase. On deck for the Knights ... NCAA Baseball Why exactly can't the Knights get these runners in? . .. is th~ No. l team in the nation, the Rice Owls (34- Florida 4,Aubum 1 ne of the reasons is a lack of contact. Three Knights mnk 9, 15-1 \n Conference USA).The last time the Knights GAINESVILLE, Fla - Matt 1the top seven in strikeouts in Conference USA (Dave faced the nation's top team, they lost to Florida State, 7-3, LaPorta hit a tWo-run home run ·iNatale,Kiko Vazquez and Ryan Williams). in an NCAA Regional on June 1, 2002.When the Owls to help Florida beat Auburn, 4-1, , • were college baseball's best team back in 2001, they took Saturday. lurry up and wait on the Knights and came away with a ?-1 win. ANo. l Neither team scored until the team has never played the Knights in Orlando, but the Weather played a big role in thi~ weekends series REBECCA BARNITT I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE · sixth inning when LaPorta hit his gainst UAB;the first two games were affected by stormy three-game set between the Owls and the Knights is set UCF infielder Matt Horwath trots to first base after working a walk in Friday's 9-0 win over UAB. The Knights home run for Florida (24-19,6-11 onditions. On Friday, the skies opened in the bottom of to start at 6:30 p.m. on Friday at Jay Bergman Field. received loads of free passes, including 15 on Saturday, but could not capitalize and dropped two of three games. SEC), bringing in Brian Jerolo­ man, who had walked Auburn (19-23, 7-10) scored once in the eighth inning on a single by Mike Bianucci to right First-ever Future Knights have won three straight field. Florida then scored two more times in the bottom of the c:, eighth. NFL Mock Draft FROM A10 Bryan Augenstein (8-3) into their weekend series against pitched seven innings, striking needs help from UTEP knowing they could con­ out six and walking three, to take " tinue their improved perform­ the win for Florida. Evan Craw­ ford (4-5) took the loss. Darren ance. O'Day (7) got the save. you, the reader The Knights played well Satur­ day and narrowly missed a two­ game sweep. Georgia Tech 15,Florida St.8 TALLAHASSEE, · Fla. :ROM A10 They took game one, 5-1, but fell in game two, 5-2. Danny Payne hit a grand slam ;ize; defensive end Glenroy Watkins, a fantastic Freshman Breanne Javier was in Georgia Tech's 15--8 win over ithlete coming off a serious knee injury; and impressive in the two-game set, Florida State on Friday. .inebacker James Cook, the heart WJ.d soul of going 3-for-7 with two RBis and Florida State (33-8,13-6 ACC) he Golden Knights' defense last season. They two runs scored for the Knights. dominated early in the game, ust haven't received the press of the aforemen­ With a 2-0 lead after three leading at the end of the fourth i<;med three. They will, however, have a chance innings in the -first game, the inning 6-0. But Georgia Tech :o make a pro roster this season, either in the Knights added some run support, (30-9,11-8 ACC) turned it around in the fifth with Payne's UiS. or C~da. with a three-run fourth inning. ' And I am going to ask you where these six With two outs, the Knights grand slam, plus four additional will end up. Will they be drafted? Ifso, when? If loaded the bases on three consec­ runs. rlQt, who signs them, ifanybody? utive walks. Feaster scored from Georgia Tech out hit Florida • ; On Thursday, we are going to run the . third when an Alvarez ground State 13-10. results, maybe archive them, and have a laugh ball was bobbled by the Miners' Georgia Tech's Mike Trapani in a few years when the NFL is bursting with defense. ,Runs two and three had three hits and two RBis. Knights. crossed the plate when a Javier Matt Wieters had three hits, • In addition, you can go ahead and feel free single allowed sophomore Ashley one of which was a double, and to either represent your favorite NFL team in Van Ryn and Newton to score. REBECCA BARN ITT I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Whit Robbins had two hits. · Florida infielder Stade Pestrak looks to avoid the takeout slide and make the double play throw in the Steven Blackwood had a double the Draft and let me know who you think they The Miners waged a comeback Gators 3-0 win over UCF on Wednesday afternoon. Pestrak finished 1-for-3 with a double. • will, realistically, target in the first round Satur­ in the sixth but fell short. They and three RBis, and Michael day. lfyou want to put together the en*e first scored just one run off a bases­ Fisher had two RBis. half of the first with two runs of double steal, which scored catch­ Florida State's Jack Rye and ro;und, go ahead loaded walk. their own. A solo shot from er Cat Snapp from third for the And, if nobody sends me anything, I'll just Kime was tagged with the win Josh Spivey each hit one double UTEP's Amber Bennett scored Knights' only run of the inning. and one single. Shane Robinson pretend like you did You'll never know the dif­ for the Knights. She went seven the Miners' first run of the inning. UTEP regained the lead when ference right? Let's hope it doesn't come to complete innings and gave up just had two hits, and Dennis Guinn Run two came when shortstop it scored one run in its half of the had three RBis. that. one run off six hits wpne striking Kelly Lombard scored off a sacri­ second. The Miners secured the ' So, go ahead, send me the answers to the The winning pitcher was • out 12. fice fly to center field from first win in the fifth inning when they Georgia Tech's Brad Rulon (3- burning NFL and UCF questions to In gaine two, the start- ~ghts baseman Simone Holland. scored two runs off a DeAnna 0 ), who gave up no hits or runs si}[email protected] . · . ed where they left off, scoring one The Knights fought right back Camacho home run. in 12-3 innings. · Maybe we can start a tradition. run in the first inning when a dou­ and evened the score at two Paul was tagged with the loss Florida State's Brian Cham­ ble from freshman Lindsay Dean apiece in their half of the second. for the Knights, giving up five bers (0-2) got the loss. Chris Hoyler can be reached at scored Javier from second. With runners on first and third, runs off nine hits. Paul fell to 2-7 [email protected] The Miners responded in their UCF successfully completed a on the season. - ASSOCIATED PRESS l ~ "' i • • • • •

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• OUR STANCE READER VIEWS· a chili pepper on www.ratemyprofessor.com. Questions concerning Hitt's Yes, we are getting an on-campus football " stadium, and, though I am reserving judg­ .salary, emphasis on size ment about its wisdom, thanks to the hard Wake up, Georgia; work of our administration, UCF will soon be qver quality, lack of classes able to boast a medical school • In this time.of calling for resignations, I But I, a student of the newly-formed Col­ think we should look a little closer to home. lege of Arts and Humanities, never asked for ' Mr. John Hitt needs to resign from his posi­ • tion as president of the University of Central either of those things. I know UCF is current­ Florida. ly undergoing its SACS re-accreditation, and ~ Bible bill a bad idea 1 Our president seems more concerned the bright orange banners all over campus with size rather than quality. He's focused on announce the focus of our newest Q!Iality n Fall 2007, Georgia stu­ Or it could stick to offering "They're expected to both be an Enhancement Plan: "information fluenc::y." dents will have the option the informal Bible classes held expert in the Bible and its histo­ making us the largest university in the nation, I but we can't even sustain an acceptable edu­ But I, too, have a suggestion for "quality of attending Bible classes before or after school on mid­ ry and also constitutional schol­ cation for the ctirrent student population. In enhancement;' and it isn't rocket science: at public schools. The classes, dle and high school campuses ars." don't let great teachers go. which will teach the influence across the country. If a school If that wasn't bad enough; many majors, it is increasingly difficult to get • the courses needed to graduate; there are just I didn't ask to be able to walk to football of the Bible on "law, history, wants to teach the Bible, let its adding a religion elective will games, and I certainly won't benefit from the ~ gove~ent, literature, art, students start a Bible club, don't t~e money from other elec­ too many students in the programs and not enough classes offered medical school. The one thing I ask for is to music, customs, morals, values have the state mandate a class tives. Students who want to have all, or at least a large majority, of my and culture," will be state fund­ and assign public dollars to it. learn the Bible can go to But our president receives money for more students, and adding classes cuts from _classes taught by someone with even half the "" ed, Georgia is now determining church, where it's free. Stu­ amount of passion and concern for student There are several problems what curriculum the class will dents who want to learn pho­ the profit made by olir university. We could also use a president who cares about the learning as the professor we are losing at the ~ with this. One, state money follow. Georgia choices include: tography, guitar or sculpting, if end of the year. ~ should not go to teach a class "The Bible and Its Influences," those classes are not offered in entire student population instead of a select few. President Hitt always has room for a And lest you think this only affects people -~ devoted to one rellgion, even if a textbook endorsed by moder­ a public school, will likely have in my major, remember the General Educa- ~ it is in a secular manner. Two, ate Christian and Jewish to pay for private lessons. National Merit Scholar meet-and-greet, but when students who have done significant tion Program. So, in the style of our QEP ban- ,~ teachers will inevitably feel schools, and another plan Many schools are already cut­ ners, I have a few questions: What IF UCF ' forced to teach the Bible in a developed by the National ting back electives to push the volunteer work within a course have an entire day of presentations and awards, nei­ was run more like a school and less like a religious way. Three, the fund­ Council for Bible Curriculum, core classes and appease the business, with more focus on student ther Hitt nor Provost Terry Hickey could le~- ·~ ing of religious classes takes backed by many conservative No Child Left Behind Act. Is ing than on profits and buzzwords? What if showup. . money away from the more tra­ evangelicals, including Pat there really room in the system the silent majority, the people with the ditional school elective staples, Robertson. for an extra elective? . He claims to be in touch with the student body, but in reality he's only in touch with biggest claim to how this university is run ~ such as art, music and foreign Either way, teachers will be Bottom line: This bill and (that's you, students), quit complaining and languages. asked to walk a tightrope this class bring with them a those that can make him and the university more money. At the very least, Hitt should spoke up about what they wanted? Then we - If Georgia wants teachers to between teaching the Bible and host of problems and inequali­ might have some real "quality enhancement." " teach the Bible, then why not preaching it. They will likely ties. Religion is an important consider taking a pay cut. He has his entke medical and dental needs c1:wered, a car, To that professor, thank you. Teachers like ~' have a class studying the influ­ feel pressure from religious par­ social force that has shaped our you are the reason I came to college. 1 ti ence of religion on the world; ents who want the class to be a country. But there are many home, and membership to a golf club. Why all the major religions. Not just church-like Bible study. They major religions in this world, does he need the exorbitant salary of - BRITTANY CAMPr; Christianity; but Judaism, will also have to adhere to the not one, and focusing on Chris­ $361,000 a year, al.ong with a $50,000 one­ Islam, Buddhism and Hin­ constitutional ban on using gov­ tianity to the exclusion of the · time bonus? What could he possibly be doing duism. All of those religions ernment money to support reli­ others would harm students that makes him worth that? Pro-choice advocates need ~: President Hitt is a hypocrite, saying he impacted Western civilization gious teachings, something the more than help them. Teachers ~~ in one way or another. In bill, which mandates this class, should not be asked to go cares about students and not showing such ·to speak up, tum spoWgfit America, where students will is dangerously close to crossing. beyond their training and teach affection. He is a hypocrite with salaries, say­ ing that he is working to award those that on other 'unnatural' issues ~~ be exposed to and interact with "It's difficult for a teacher to a shakily defined course that I was walking past the Student Union, and ~ . people of many different reli­ teach a class like this," legisfa­ would put them in awkward deserve raises but ignoring a majority of teachers so that he can have a raise. Hitt is a they were having yet another pro-life demon-~ gions, students would benefit tive council with the Georgia positions. And finally, money stration. The woman was practically yelling · much more fro~ a religion branch of the American Civil should not be funneled from hypocrite with standards, hiring a liar to lead our football team. Are we supposed to look into the crowd, and this one man yelled, "It's ,A'1, class that doesn't focus exclu­ Liberties Union Maggie Garrett already established electives to unnatural to murder your babies!" sively on Christianity. told the Associated Press. a new, untried Bible elective. up to this man? Iflying on your resume (cheating, in essence) gets you a multimillion The demonstration was meant to have .. dollar contract, what are we 'to take from people share their abortion experiences. You "' this? know what I find even more unnatural? That State needs to better Latest TomKat drama Ifpandering to 1 percent of students is we send thousands of soldiers to a war based r • what qualifies as "being concerned and on a lie. Tua:t millions of people were mur- : allocate public school is perfect example of _ involved with student life," then what about _dered in Rwandan genocides and not one sin-:, l the rest of us? We need someone who can gle country came to their aid That hundreds manage the money coming into UCF proper­ of women around the world are being m.ur- I -~ducation funding · celebrity nonsense ly, funding colleges, teachers, and classes dered in honor killings. , ~ I . I find it even more. unnatural and down- ... Out of every $10 allotted by the state of Fl~rida - As far as celebrity relationships go, Tom instead of sticking the extra in their own pocket. right absurd that many of those who are · to hire more teachers for public schools, only $7 Cruise and Katie Holmes have set a standard for against abortion are also against better' sex was used for that purpose, the Orlando Sentinel developing a fiasco. We need honesty and integrity that Presi­ dent Hitt does not have. We need someone education by teaching how to use birth con­ ~ i'eported in an article Sunday. Those of us with a good amount of common new. trol and condoms properly. --:S. ~The other three dollars were used for every- sense are already tired of hearing about this I always see a lot of people advocating - thing from salary increases for administrators to paint-by-numbers, seemingly fabricated Holly­ - JACKIE FALLIS pro-life, whether it be passing out fliers or 1 paying substitute teachers, all with the state's wood couple. However, the greater global major­ holding up displays, but not once in my ., , approval. ity lost its place in the common sense line and \ entire first year have I ever seen any group ,,. ._- The Sentinel also found that many school dis- people still devote their time and attention to More efforts need to be come out and hold demonstrations for pro­ -- tricts got much more money than they needed this white-collar version of a Jerry Springer cou­ choice on the UCF campus. . All of this happened while Gov. Jeb Bush said that ple. made in rewarding, keeping Pro-lifers have as much of a right as any­ the class-size limits approved by voters were too Not even married, Holmes and Cruise have one to advocate their views, but pro-chokers expensive. · delivered their first child. This poor creature is popular professors at UCF need to step up and raise their voice. - According to a Department of Education already the subject of international controversy; At the end of this semester, UCF will lose - KAELA KENNEDY .: _ report, of.the $1.5 billio:Q. that was supposed to be ~sraeli leaders and media members are question­ one of our most wonderful professors. And used to hire more teachers and reduce student­ mg the name that "TomKat" have given to this . lest any of you skeptics don't believe me, he teacher ratios, only 71 percent was spent that way. child. has an overall rating of 4.8, a smiley face, and PLEAS E°SEE READER VIEWS ON A14; ) This is a pattern that has been occurring for two Holmes and Cruise named theif daughter years, ever since the class-size limits approved in Suri, which Cruise has openly said is a variation The Future encourages comments from readers. Letters to the editor should not exceed 300 words and must include - . 2002 have been in effect, state reports show. of the Bible's Sarah. It's interesting enough that full name and phone n.umber. We may edit for length, grammar, style and libel. Send letters to [email protected], Iv submit them onhne at www.UCFnews.com or fax them to 407-447-4556. Questions? Call 407-447-4558. ·~ In fact, only $2.1 billion of the almost $3 billion Cruise, the spokesman for the hilarity-riddled ), anocated for hiring teachers in hopes of making religion·of Scientology, and Holmes, who con­ classes smaller has been used that way over the verted to Scientology after hooking up with, past three years. Cruise, have named their child after something This is a big problem. with Biblical ties. It's almost as if Xenu or L. Ron 1 .,, While we all shake our heads over the math, weren't good enough. the Florida Legislature is considering whether to But Israelis are upset because Suri roughly T hold a November .referendum on carving back the translates to "get out of here" in Hebrew. To be class-size rules. fair, Suri also means rose in Persian and sun in T H E WORD AROUNQ CAMPUS Is it possible that opponents to the class-size Sanskrit. None of this matters, of course, because amendments will use the overfunding for class Holmes and Cruise must be suddenly targeting size to try and get rid of the.requirements? Likely. Israel for no reason whatsoever. ) - Can anybody b~ame the cash-strapped districts The Israeli leaders are making way too much for digging up money where they can? Hardly. out of something as simple as yet another Holly­ 'What have you done to Many educators maintain that giving out more - wood couple giving its child a unique name. money than is spent on hiring more teachers not After all, DC Comics didn't cause an uproar only inflates the overall cost of the class-size rules ·when Nicolas Cage named his son Kai-el, after but also hides the reality of underfunded schools. Superman's real name. Steve Jobs didn't fly off prepare for final exams?' Outside of class-size cash, schools receive few the handle when Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay • additional funds. frontman Chris Martin named their daughter In Seminole County, the district got $13.7 mil­ Apple. . lion more for class-size reduction and only a $4.2 People need to stop obsessing over Holmes million increase for basic classroom operations, and Cruise and the borderline insanity that which was quickly absorbed by higher enrollment makes up their celebrity relationship. Yes, every­ in the counfy. thing they do is hilarious, and, if life were fair, So what should Florida do now? It can start by any Ameriean citizen should be able to Baker Act not condemning class-size rules based on inflated them and make them stop. . 1 numbers. Then it can allot money to go where it For everything they do, though, all they want is actually needed so that individual districts is attention because they are both fading stars. won't feel the need to take spending into their It's time to let them burn out and f md something ASHLEE HARMON ELIZABETH WELSH own hands. better to do with our lives. Photography Creative writing "I'm going to make some outlines and "Very little." "I went to the driving range in the .J; read." morning and I'm going to hit the books at night."

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Things would be different if any of Auto us were running the show at UCF. Trader • T ~ Everyone has an opinion, but not much will ever change fired of 1ttaking low wages and working . \ • Vle· I've b een meanmg. to wnte . a chance. long hours? Are you 1ttoney t1totivated u:olumn about the letters we On the other hand, some but can't seet1t to find -the right Job? Is 11·eceive for quite some time, people, including me, love that J>Ut I usually reserve judge- a football stadium is being built rrient and leave the readers to on campus. Other students still school keeping you busy? :ijnalce their own decisions. love to complain that it's a Seeing as I only have one waste of money that could be • ustrious column remaining put to better use. Does it matter Get a realjob! er this installment, I figured to anyone that the stadium is t's time to answer some of the M Q UTHING 0 FF being built with financial :andom pleas that we receive resources entirely unrelated to • md help quiet the wars of ASHLEY BURNS academics? Of coursa not, 1Vords we often publish. Newsroom Manager because stubborn people don't Obviously, trying to stop like to recognize aii of the facts. rippie activists and hard-nosed conservatives Other people are actually criticizing the • :o stop arguing about evolution and the war in inception of a medical school at UCF. I sup­ :raq is pretty much like trying to get a Repub­ pose I can see the logic in questioning this ican and a Democrat to agree on Roe v. Wade. move, and I hope to put some more thought ( eople are always going to fight about major into it the next time I'm waiting in an emer­ .ssues, but the little stuff that people bicker gency room for three hours with a severed ibout just amazes me. . arm because Florida hospitals are ridiculously Call 866-531-5298 Sometimes we receive smart letters from understaffed. Make full-time pay working part-time hours ( . assionate people, and I nod my head in These examples are the reasons why I ipproval and think, "Hey, this person has the respect President Hitt so much. People have working less than a mile from school! right idea" More than often, though, we accused me of being a brownnoser when it Come work for the _nations largest New and Used \ 1 Mreceive letters from people who I'm conviiiced comes to Hitt, but, if that were the case, then I pre trying to get me to slam my head in a car never would have openly questioned and criti­ Car Advertisement Company! eioor until my eyes squirt out of their sockets. cized UCF's Commander-in-Chief for not g: Self-imposed violence aside, they do ·a11 share showing a winning men's basketball team the er:>ne incredibly valid point: some things need to same attention he showed a losing football A-u.-to oe changed. UCF is a great university. I truly program two seasons ago. believe it is the best all-around university in I certainly wouldn't have a reason for kiss­ T.ra.der~ florida However, it's not perfect. One man's ing up to Hitt since he won't even recognize topia is another man's New Jersey. the Future as a viable media outlet and hasn't .4t'JA2ia.e- a: My favorite letters are from the students spoken to any of our editors or writers in quite cwho go back and forth arguing about topic§ a longtime. "tPke evolution. I find humor in the fact that Despite the criticism and personal attacks, speople continue to drag on battles over topics though, I think Hitt does a wonderful job of · fhat will never be settled. One hundred per­ making this university excel nationally in such r;Cent of the global population will never agree a short time. • e0n anything. Trying to convince people to Have I liked seeing the school I once loved · . hange their point of view is never going to be take such a massive leap in enrollment from eiccomplished. Yet we have people chugging the first day I came here? Not at all. It's proba­ ong, fighting the impossible fights and giving bly one of the top three reasons I'm getting out ' me more and mote painful migraines. But of here. But Hitt has done ,everything neces­ ·~t's their right, and I certainly respect any- sary to achieve his goal of making UCF a pre­ pne who wishes to openly express their views mier academic and athletic institution. pn something. For every critic of Hitt and UCF, though, I , Then there are the letters that are written suggest putting yourself in his shoes. A.s I used with the intent of expressing discontent with to complain about certain things at UCF, I ~ecisions and practices at UCF. I love these finally thought long and hard about what it letters because some of them are well written must be like to be the president of a major uni­ e~d thought out. Others are simply hilarious in versity. .'ttheir ignorance and anger, basically like minia­ Hell, I get upset when I'm criticized by a nture versions of my column. handful of people. What it must be like to be 111 For instance, my new buddy Erik Young in Hitt's shoes and have to deal with criticism braised a point in a recent e-mail to the Future from thousands of people is beyond me. babout the lack of intensity in Intramural floor Give it a try. Put yourself in his shoes and hockey. He makes a good point. Floor hockey try to imagine that kind of stress. But whatever ould be much more fun if people could you do, don't stop sharing your opinions. heck each other in the boards, especially Tue right to have them is the one thing we puring sorority games. I'd even come out of can all agree on. t retirement as Pi Phi's hockey coach if we could add an element of violence to the Ashley Bums can be reached at games. Will the rules ever change, though? No [email protected] e

~( READER VIEWS le ( 1,eFRDM A13 college students. , Oocyte (egg) donation is a surgical proce­ ~ dure preceded by time-consuming blood tests, 1eAd for egg donor should also ultrasounds, hormone injections, not to men­ tion ethical and leg:il questions. There are risks ~include education about with all surgical procedures, and this decision should not be made lightly. tdangerous surgical process Any woman who thinks they would like to I l I re3lize that the ad tlie Future ran for pro- be a donor should be well-informed about this 1moting women to donate their eggs is protected medical procedure and its potential risks, and under the First Amendment and that the adver- not just persuaded by the big dollar amount! ( 9 tising is legal. ' 01 However, it scares me to think that the pay­ - ment of $10,000 will be very attractive to some - LESLEY J. VAN HASSEL

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Monday 5:30 AM- 7:30 AM and/or • Perso_nality a must • Personality a must GOLDENKNIGHTSNEEDJOBS.COM We need Paid Survey Takers In • Great for students • Great for students I-lave you ever thought Orlando. 100% FREE to join. Friday 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM about cleaning homes? Our house Cilek on Surveys. ·Flexible hours . • FJexible hours cleaners earn $1 O to $12 per hour. •2 se aratNh1ftS available • 2 separate shifts available Flexible schedules. You choose the .! o;~S Truck/SUV helpful for som.e routes "8·· W · ·>:, days and hours you would like to Hiring Camp Counselors work. No nights or weekends. Make a Difference!! Residential Auto, Phone, Background Check camp for adults and children with • and Drug Testing required. Call disabilities. Start your adventure E-mail [email protected] or call 407-447-4555 ext. 212 ( 407)673-2880 May 21st. www.campchallengefl.com 352-383-4711 Restaurant CIVIL ENGINEER TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. 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All locations are currently interviewing Excellent starting & escalating, pay. Weekend work for wrestling promotion . for the following positions: No exp. necessary. Cole 407-497-8009. • SERVERS • HOST/HOSTESS • LINE COOKS FT/PT Help is needed at our 3 locations for Sunshine Hydroponics Garden CASHIERS • DISHWASHERS Center. Plant maintenance & retail duties MRY PIT Doggy Daycare Position. apply. Must have an interest in growing ·• Must Love Dogs. and caring for plants! $8-$12/ hr. Apply in person daily. 2pm - 4pm: OPPORTUNITY , Vet/Kennel Exp. a plus! Call Peter at 407-830-4769 Restaurants located in Downtown Disney exit 68 ***www.dogdayafternoon.net*** l-4, e-mail resume: [email protected] Live-in nanny needed to care for self­ sufficient 10 year old girl in Celebration. UNDER THE Single mom travels regularly for business CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED! 2-3 weeks a month. Competitive pay, transportation, and/or room and board may be provided. 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ASHINGTON PARK 3/2 HIGH SPD INTERNET/DIGITAL CABLE. 2min drive. $425-475 price negotiable. Very motivated! 954'.249-0908 ( Fully furnished room w/ economic efficiency in Waterford Lakes. 4 min from UCF w/ private entrance. Comm. pool, etc. $525/mo. 1st and last. $200 dep. ( ' All util incl. Call 407-758-3939. FURNISHED HOUSE TO SHARE CLASSIFIEDS 4 br/2 BA, all rms furnished like a dorm. Mins from UCF. Ample Parking, includes cable, internet, appliances, utilities incl up to $150. Avail Now. 407-641-5782 Clean and quiet 3/.2 house 4 minutes from UCF! Large kitchen/back yard/big screen TV/garage. n/s $450 +1/4 util. Spot the Spoof each Monday -and win free pizza! Call Kellen at (407) 928-212~ Female Roommate needed by May 1st www.UCFnews.com/spotthespoof for a 4/2 house in a nice subdivision, 2 miles from UCF. $375/mo + util. N/S. Call Dina 321-689-6848 Female roommate wanted! House walking distance from downtown. ~ $500/month incl. utilities and cable. Avail. genuin~ Aug. 1 Call Lynn 772-342-8378 Solve the Sudoku puzzle, now in every issue! < Room for Rent - Male Only In 3/2 home 10 min fr campus.Tiled floors in great rm, fenced yard, cable, · ~ roadrunner/wireless, HDTV, -.../ 2 car garage.·W/D, $425 + 1/4 util. < (407)521-5563 Place your ad onlinc·cven closer to publication at: Female looking for nice, clean, female graduate student to share a 212 apt. www.KnightNewspapers.com/classifieds 10 mins from UCF. $360/mo + 1/2 util. Avail lmmed. 321-287-5273 Experienced ethical and reliable model needed for well established Looking for a mature clean and quiet artisUphotographer. Contact Julie roommate to share new house Private 407-629-6308 or [email protected] Bdrm & Ba. 15 mins from UCF. $600/mo plus 1/2 utilities. Avail now. 321-945-5400 PIT Nanny Needed. \ • Roommate needed to share large new 24 hrs/wk. Flex. schedule. Infant exp. A 1 /1 in a 3/3 available ASAP. Lease Subl.ease at Pegasus Connection 212 needed. 3 children. Background check 4/2 house. 1O mins away from UCF. ends at the end of July. $545/mo Only summer or until Aug 07. Ready Large rms, furnished, comm. pool, will be req'd. Pay is negotiable. includes G\11 utilities. Village at Alafaya to move In! Rent 575.00 (april Call 407-658-0755 tennis courts, & gym. Yard & security. Club. F 18-21 only please. W/D, walk- already paid) includes furniture, free r $500 + 1/3 utilities. Avail Fall. ( Now looking for riew talent! in closet, priv. bath, shuttle service. shuttle to UCF, electricity (capped), Child Care Needed; Call Ariel @ 954-610-9214 Early Childhood Development Major $300 sec. deposit that you WILL GET internet, cable and many other Pref. 3 days per week, early morns. Room for Rent In House, UCF 10mins. BACK at the end of the lease! . amenities. Contact 407 590 3733 If you have the "look", make Care for 3 & 5 yr. old. transport to 10X8 $325-$275, 11X11 $400-$350, Call Lindsey 954-444-9348 [email protected] · $150 sec.dep. all utilities included school. Safe driver and ref. req. ( ' great money with it. Call Steve 407-267-4982 SUBLEASE At The Lofts. Female Call 407-895-3566 or 407-484-8149 Arden Villas on University Blvd. needed. Move in ASAP. Lease until July. ($ 7so-'$400+ per shift) Sublease now and save $150 Nanny Needed! ~FOR RENT: Looking for quiet roommate. Graduate Rent is $599 per month. All utilities Student Pref. Responsible Male to move 2 bed/2 bath for $900 included and 24 hr reserved parking Looking for help with two children. Part­ ~Homes into a beautiful 4/2 immaculate student washer and dryer available spot. Move in fee of $35 for application. ·Very flexible hours, both day time hours. Needed ASAP. house. Fresh paint, new tile, security Lease starts May 8th - July 31st! Contact Jackie @ Call 407-971-1818 to discuss. 407-810-9284 for any :1~ and night shifts. system, 6 min from UCF, brand new · email:[email protected] questions. W/D, all furniture, brand new bath, full Need assistant for physically disabled Available now w/ FREE 3 months rent!­ ~ ·Must be outgoing, and love to man. Some weeknights, weekends. kitchen. Must be clean, no pets. $450/mo Sublease in Pegasus Connection. May, Summer 06 thru. summer 07. Pegasus June, and July. 4/4 on 1st floor. Pool Private house close to UCF + 1/3 utilities. Wireless high speed ;ci havefun! Landing 1/1 in a 4/4. Cable, HBO, view. Great Roommates. $525 I month. Call John @ 407-678-1729. internet. Private parking. Must be 21 or I ( , older. Background check. internet, until. inl, w/d, UCF Shuttle.$510 Please call 321-243-5149 for more info. -!= •Stop by and check us out, or call Looking for a PfT leasing agent. · month 407-620 -2630 1 Call 305-528-9470. Sublease- $480/month Northgate Lakes 20-25 hrs/wk. Hourly + commission. 1 rm avail. in a 414,Females only! All ~ for info. · Call : 407-381-0500 F Roommate Wanted for 3/2 Apartment Bedroom in 4/2 for release in Pegasus utilities incl. May-July, RenUDate I Fax resume to: 407-381 -0128 Dean Rd, Avail Now, N/S, no pets. Pointe for 2006-2007 year. Rent p: $450 including utilities. 407-243-2630 Negotiable! Call Tiffany@ 321-262-3104 Cleaning Fanatic Needed. $470/month. Cable, HBO, internet, Pay for your Education from equity in or [email protected] SUMMER SUBLEASE (May-July) 1 day per week, flexible hrs, private utilities included! UCF shuttle Contact ;a 407-281-0120 a home while bulldlng credit. Pay off 1/1 in 4/4 @ Pegasus Landing, $510/mo clean home. 1 mile f rom campus. Room for Rent in 3/2.5 Townhouse 1500 '386-237-1073. · high credit cards, consolidate debt. sq.ft. located in Waterford Lakes Area Move in Date/Rent NEGOTIABLE! NO Fax inquiry to 407-658-6103 Summer Sublease For any Realtor I Lending concerns $515/mo includes everything. For more FEES! Call Ashley 305-776-8592 May, June, July. 1 room in a 3/3 at Ji contact Melissa 407-923-9281 info Call Angela 321 -662-8754 Northgate Lakes. $450/mo. All util incl. Summer sublease available at rr.r.1 HELP WANTED: HOMES FOR RENT Northgate Lakes from May-Aug! Looking for a great place? Call Luigi at 561-315-0989 ~Full-Time UCF area 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes $475/month Call (904)234-5036 for rent. $695 to $1295. View our 3 bedrooms available in 2828 sq. ft. new Female looking for summer living? A 1/1 Summer Sul'ilease for incoming Looking for bright, energetic, dependable avail rentals at www.ORLrent.com or house in Avalon Lakes. 2 w/ shared bath in a 4/4 in Pegasus Landing. 20 feet from person for secretarial pos., Must be able 'contact us at 407-629-6330. at $510 each. 1 w/ private bath at $640. the pool & gym. Great shuttle service. freshman male in Pegasus Pointe (Freshman Building). $480/mo, to multi-task & speak Spanish. Close to RE/MAX 200 Realty Includes utilities. Close to pool, gym, & Lease from May to end of July. $475 UCF. M-F·8-4pm. $9.50/hr 407-617-0805 tennis courts. Available August 2nd. M (great diseountl) a month. Util. included. furnished, Includes utilities. or F. Call Lindsay @?(407)221-0066. Call 321-795-8501 Front Desk Assistant needed for Apt. Contact Rachael at 727-515-7680. complex in Lake Buena Vista. Full-Time, Room available in a condo in Celebration SUMMER SUBLEASE! -May,Jun,Jul- 2 in exchange for PIT child care. See ad in great pay and benefits. Fax resume or FIRST MONTH HALF OFF! min. from UCF w/shutt. ;ful.furn. ;­ inquiry to 407-938-6484 Help Wanted: General section for more Pegasus Pointe 414 only $470 a $510/mo for 1br in 4/4 apt in Villages of private bath & room; all util. incl.; m or f info. 407-235-5484 month for summer sublease from · Science Dr. Lg. room, private bath, ***SAVE $150!!!*** May to end of July. Free internet, m':i BUSINESS utilities included, washer/dryer, internet.- 212 Apt w/ swimming pool area & gym. Call Melinda 954 263 5783 • $14 Base/ Appt. cable, shuttle, util included. No fees, I 'i cable, guarded, 5min from UGF. M/f, $520/mo plus electricity. Alafaya & Lake Ur.I OPPORTUNITIES call Sam at 772-532-8845 Summer sublease: 1/1 in a 4/4 at The • Full / Part time positions available May~Aug. Underhill (5 miles from UCF) Call --~ 407-733-3387. [email protected] Gatherings. All utilities included. available Best One Person Business. 1 bed/1 bath in beautiful Avalon Park. 1/1 in 4/4 Ava!I. in Pegasus Connection. $465/month. Females only. •Sales/Customer Serivce No selling. Make $1,000.00 a day. Washer/dryer in unit. All utilities paid 2 private bdrms in clean, furn. AC Clubhouse, Gym, Pool, Computer Lab. 386-338-2485 townhouse, w/ male undergrad. 2.8 miles • Flexible Schedules $1,995.00 start up cost. including cable and internet. Includes $510/mo. Util Incl. electric, water, cable, 800-378-1169 (8677LD) resort style clubhouse with fitness center, from campus near Alafaya & E. Colonial. internet. Call 941-626-1931 Pegasus Landing Sublease • No experience necessary pool and spa, tennis and basketball Share bath, w/d, wireless DSL, basic WILLING TO NEGOTIATE CHEAP direct TV, local phone, & parking space 4 bed/2 bath In Pegasus Pointe RENT. M in 3/3, May-July. • Scholarship / Internship courts. Available May 1. $4;55 a month, All utilities included ~FOR RENT: incl: No pets, no smoking. $450/mo. Pool, gym, UCF shuttle, computer lab. $750 mo/$250 deposit 407-690:2328 Free shuttle to UCF, Great roommates opportunities ~Homes Semester or year lease. Call Kwami at Call Matt 407-468-0948 3/2 Cendo in Maitland, close to 1-4, RDV No Move In Fees! Call 407-517-9361 PLEASE CALL: 407-381-1~13 or David at 407-252-5276 Tivoli 1/1 room in a 3/3 floorplan summer sportsplex, EA sports.20 minutes to · 1 BD/1 BA available in a 2/2 apt. at TwofThree Female Roommates Needed! sublease. $350mo.. Looking for May- UCF AREA HOUSE UCF. Walk-in clothset & ceiling fan in Pegasus Connection. Utilities included, Share a beautiful house in Waterford August tenant. I will cover utilities. Call Huge 4BD/2BA, big fenced-in yd. every room. 1300 SQFT. Asking $1150 a furnished, internet, cable, pool, gym Lakes. ONLY 4 miles from UCF! $500 a Matt for more details. (352)871 -6329 Pets ok! Avail 06/07/06. $1400/mo. month. No move in fees. $604/mo. Call Nick Phillips@ 407-810-7622 month plus utilities. To move in August ( Hey, UCF Students. 2006. CALL Janet 305-206-3831 Call Samantha at (239) 872-1181 . U-House Summer Sublease Avalon Park--3/2.5 NEW Townhome WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN! Jefferson Lofts $400/.mo, all amenities incl. common 1 F Roommate Wanted for 3/2 in Oviedo. 1962 sq ft many upgrades $1 ,295 obo The Crest at Waterford Lakes is offering $100 move-in cashl!I 1 b/ba in 313 area fully furnished. Free shuttle to UCF! 1, 2, and 3 BR Condos. Nice neighborhood, beautiful house, 7 male only - Call Gio (305)-338-2489. 407-908-0662 mins from UCF. $550/mo, all utilities inc. available immediately! $560/mo. with . Just $2500 down, no closing cost. util. included! Tanning bed, great , Rooms for rent in 6 bedroom home. Call 786-344-3221 $350/mo, utilities included. Minutes from campus. 407-737-0529 pool, and gym! Call (904)874-8333. Tivoli apts. Includes UCF Shuttle. Behind UCF. lnterneUCable, utilities, www.thecrestlife.com Roommate wanted for brand new 2/2 W/D, dishwasher, community pool, Need Place to Stay for Summer? May-Aug. Call right away!! Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q is now hiring One mile from UCF. 2bd/2ba Duplex. house, 8 mins from UCF. Full access to 407-276-6512 $535/month. Available May 1. entire furnished household, with own May/June-July 31. Apt in Pegasus ' 1 for SERVERS AND COOKS at 3 month or 1 year leases. 407-876-5697 Fence. 10x20 Storage. Washer/Dryer. Landing. $510/mo (negotiable). Cable, Pegasus Pointe. 1 bedroom a'vailable in i1· 310 S. Alafaya• Trail. If interested, please Ideal for two students. private unfurnished bdrm and ba. N/S, . .. internet, shuttle included. 954-665-6471 a 4/2. $450/mo. Avail May 1- July 31. apply between 2-4 pm, Monday through UCF - BRAND NEW TOWN HOUSE [email protected] no pets. Includes w/d, microwave, etc. 3/2.5 on preserve w/ garage & W/D in $425/mo + 1/2 utilities. 561-386-7792 1 Rm Avail in 414 w/ quiet roommates. Option to renew. Includes cable, internet, Friday (no phone calls please). & utilities. 954-632-9287 or 954-385-9732 Hawthorne Glen. 1/4 mi away from UCF, F Only. $460/mo includes all utilities Recreation Club House Attendant Publix, & shops. Available immediately. Walk to UCF except phone. Complex has 24 fitness 2 Rooms Immediately Avail. needed. Close to UCF. Hours: Fri, $1 ,600/mo. Call 561-248-4544 Vegetarian preferred to share clean rooms, c~mputer lab, basketball & 1/1 in a 414 In Pegasus Connection r..• Sat, Sun. Pay rate between 312 home. Room unfurnished w/ new volleyball courts, & pool. . Avail. and a 1/1 in a 312 at North Gate. $9-9.50/hr. 10 MINUTES TO UCF carpet, WID, wireless Internet. immediately. Call 772-349-3271 $495/mo, includes everything, Also need a life guard and pool Rooms for rent in 4BR home Looking for female roommate. 1 room $400/month + 1/3 utility. Long or short 1 mi from UCF off University.Hot tub, 1/1 in a 4/4 at Pegasus Landing. I will with w/d. No move in fees. atte.ndant. Multiple vacancies. available in a quiet 4/2 furnished house. lease available. Contact Michael at Call 954-655-1704 or 352-256-1555 7 days/wk. CPR Certified preferred. pool table, internet, cable $400/mo + · $275/mo + 1 /4 util. All house privileges. 321-946-6697 pay all transfer fees. $510/mo, all util. - Call Lisa for interview: 321-443-1775 1/4 utilities. Avail'llow (772)359-2797 No pets, N/S. 12mo lease. 407-319-3751. incl. F only. Available ASAP. Lease ends 1 room available in 3/2 home. 2 min from in July. Option to renew. UCF and Valencia. In the Dean road Call: 954-292-3694 or 407-808-5255 area. all util. incl.+ satellite and DSL. (ondo $425/month. Call Hassan 407-575-5133 Need to sublease my apt for may-aug.­ you pay only 465 a month. everything is UCF STUDENTS: Roommates needed (,\oseoutJJ included.University House apts. call me ,,_.,..,._..~ ' for summer anq possibly fall. 2 mins Ana Defillo- 3055887681 or email from campus. Looks new. 412 [email protected]. furnished (except bdrms). New EARN furniture appliances w/ WID, wireless Pegasus Landing 3/3 private bath. internet, & cable. 'No alcohol or drugs. $450 negotiable ($535/mo value) N/S. No pets. $495/mo. All utilities Everything Incl. Very motivated to rent. UP-TO inclJ,Jded. Call Mike 407-277-4991. Will take almost any offer. Immediately 1 Room Avail. in a 3/2 home. $475/mo. available. 954-249-0908 Includes everything. 5 miles from t,.1 UCF. Avail. Immediately. M only. Pegasus Pointe - 4/2 for $470/mo. F ·$170/MO. Call Kyle at 305-926-1391 only. Up to 3 months FREE. Avail beginning 5/8/06 - 7/31/07. Good donating 2 Rml>. Avail in a 3/2 home off University. roommates. Call 561-707-7374 or email 7 mins from UCF. Professional & relaxed [email protected] for more info . . plasma· regularly students wanted. $525/mo util. incl. cable, wireless internet, w/d. Summer Sublease 407-617 -0805 May/June/July located at University House. 1 bd. in a 4/2. $490/mo utilities New Donors Rooms for Rent in Eastwood included. Call 407-375-1465 Bring this ad Golf Community I Rybolt's Preserve. M to sublease a 412 in Pegasus $400/mo· + util. and share bath. Connection. $470/mo. May-Aug. I'll SPECIAL $550/mo util. private bath. for $5 extra + pay transfer fee! Util. incl. internet, on 2nd and Call 954-436-8924 cable, pool. Call Dan 954-682-6191 4th donation. Room in 4/4 at The Gatherings - ALL ( ~10 OFFER " UTILITIES INCLUDED $465. In first ················------building in the front of complex - No parking Problems! 5 minutes from UCF! Move in now Call.Katy at 813-817-5893 $390/mo sublease at Pegasus Point in ( ' 4/2 bedroom. Free internet, cable, Summer Sublease May/June/July at gym, pool, UCF shuttle, utilities, and Pegasus Pointe. 1 bd in a 412. Pool, very nice roommates. Call Zhen at 954- weight room, shuttle to UCF. No App. 336-1619 Fee. M or F. $470/mo. 239-292-6509 Pegasus Landing Sublease $450/mo ut11it1es included for 1/1 in 3/3 at c May, June, July. $300/mo. Utll. Incl. Pegasus Landing. Avail. May 1 - July 31. Ready ASAP. Call 561-317-4271 or Will cover all fees. 561-317-4273 Call Justin 407-687-4382 1 /1 available in 4/4 apt. at Pegasus 414 for release at Pegasus Landing. Landing. All utilities, pool, internet, cable, Short term. lease Aug 06-May 07. free shuttle incl. $510/mth. Call Derek $51 Olmo. All utilities included, fully 863-944-7571. furnished. I will pay all takeover 2 b/r for sublease in 3/3 @ Pegasus fees. Call Kevin at 561-386-9339. Landing. Avail May 1, Asking Sublease ASAP-2/2 at Pegasus Landing. $450/rm/month, util/cbl/int included. 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