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University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 9-7-2010 Central Florida Future, Vol. 42 No. 53, September 7, 2010 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 42 No. 53, September 7, 2010" (2010). Central Florida Future. 2335. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2335 FREE • Published Monda , and Thursda www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • TuesdaY, September 7,2010 Rising powers Easy Breezy Author talks to UCF Rob Calabrese shines as UCF rolls about the new China \ the Coyotes 38-7 -SEE sPoR1s,A1 and India - SEE NEWS,A2 College IOWASTATE STUDENTS ARE Auto burglaries on the rise GAGA UCF PD urging increased awareness Amusic professor says the Lady MICHAEL SALERNO to increase awareness of garages. Gaga club anthem "Bad Romance'' Contributing Writer auto burglary prevention, . Sgt. Troy Williamson, translates better than you might sparked by an increased the spokesman for the think into the organ-like instrument Even old, beat-up cars number of reported ·auto police department, said known as a carillon.Video of the pop are not immune to the burglaries on the weekend many of the burglaries took hit chiming across Iowa State's threat of auto burglaries. before the start offall class place in parking garages campus has racked up hundreds of If thieves are not inter es. during nighttime hours. thousands of views oil You Tube. The ested in stealing your vehi According to the police The amount ofauto bur Des Moines Register reported Friday cle, they may break in any department's public log, that professor Tin-Shi Tam played it a glaries for August 2010 way and take off with your which tracks crimes tripled last year's August week earlier after laptop, iPod or any other students started reported within the past 60 total. requesting it over valuables left lying inside in days, there were several There were four burgla plain view. the summer. cases of burglary, theft and ries reported in August (FF ARCHIVE The UCF Police Depart suspicious activity taking There were 12 auto burglaries in August this year, three times as many as from · -· r ment is stepping up efforts place in parking lots and PLEASE SEE REGISTERING ON AS August of last year, leading the UCF PD to inaease patrol around parking areas. Politics SGA Senate.maalidg DeVosmore The Senate-steps up than sports SGA overrides veto to management Co.de of Ethics revision Students focus on service KATIE KUSTURA TIM FREED News Editor Contributing Writer As Alexander Sierra On the evening of Aug. 27, five years after stood behind the lectern Hurricane Katrina devastated much of the at Sept. 2's Student Gov city of New Orleans, jazz music could be ernment Association SenJi.J.'IR,;ll}'..'-,. ., heard near the Reflection Pond. ate· meeting. fiv.~ ot:bet The jazz band, made up of students from transgendet studen ~ Bethune-Cookman University, began to play stood with him in sup ·~ing Grace," and a crowd ofpeople with port, but an audience of lit candles formed a circle for a moment of more than 100 students silence. Breaking listened quietly as he 'rb.e ceremony, put together by the non news on · shared his story. profit organization Hope for Stanley, was held your cell "Imagine, for a not only to celebrate the hope of the city and m moment, living in .a body PHOTOS BY EMRE KELLY ( CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE honor those who lost their lives, but to also Get UCF news sent to your cell that is not your own," the Student Government Association President Michael Kilbride said that he remind everyone that it's been five years phone. Just text the keyword junior biology major said looked forward to the induding gender identity in UCfj Code of Ethics. since the tragedy and there is still much work UCFNEWS to 44636. ''When you try to live in a to be done. way that makes you feel gender identity in various Ehasz also acknowl "We believe that this city will be great comfortable, they say sections of the Bill. edged that she has once again,'' said Devan Dignan, a second AROUND CAMPUS,A2 you're wrong, confused, a In a letter addressed to requested a more thor year graduate student and co-coordinator fot freak. Transitioning is not SGA President Michael ough review. Hope for Stanley Alliance, which comprises. LOCKHEED MARTIN for the faint of heart." Kilbride, Ehasz, the vice ''Changes to university TOHOSTWORK Sierra's story and the president of student regulations must be PLEASE SEE TRI PS ON A3 EXPERIENCE EVENT presence ofmembers and development and enroll approved by the presi supporters of the LGBTQ ment services, wrote that dent and board of On Wednesday, the UCF/Lockheed . community came as a gender identity is not cur trustees,'' Ehasz wrote. ''I Martin College Work Experience response to Maribeth rently included in the hope that a more thor- r Program will host an infonnation Ehasz's veto of Bill 42-79, non-discrimination regu ough review will provide session. The event will take place Revisions to Title XI: lation and is inconsistent valuable information to in the Cape Florida Ballroom of the Code of Ethics, which with UCF's current poli Student Union at 1 p.m. called for the inclusion of cy. PLEASE SEE OVERRIDE __ON A4 LOCAL & STATE, A2 SEARCH IS ON FOR COURTESY WAYNE WANG Students from the DeVos Sport Business Management program SUSPECT IN ROAD spent time during the summer helping rebuild New Orleans. RAGE SHOOTING Central Florida authorities are looking for the person suspected in a road rage shooting that left Fast-a-thon a one person dead. De~~ives are looking for the driver of a black Nissan SUV. buffet of.insight ADOLFO CEBALL.OS MAN DIES AFTER Contributing Writer BEING HIT BY Imagine going without food from sunup to FREIGHT TRAIN sundown - voluntarily. Hillsborough County authorities That's what Miguel Rodriguez did in an say the man who was killed by a effort to better understand his Muslim peers freight train may have fallen at the Muslim Student Association's annual asleep on the tracks. The victim Fast-a-thon event held Sept. l at 7 p.m. in the was identified Sunday as 46- Pegasus Ballroom.. year-old Henry Charles Schaffer. ''Well, I feel healthier already, for one," said • the graduate history student and member of a Protestant church when Abdullah Salawi, • MS.A'.s president, asked how his fast went. • INDEX "It's wonderful to fast, because you find Around Campus 2 that solidarity with the poor,'' Rodriguez told • Weatqer the audience. local & State The event began with a recitation from the Qµran, the religious text of the Islamic faith, Sports by Ahmad Saleem, men's halaqa (religious Opinion 10 gathering) chair for the Muslim Student Asso Oassifieds 11 ciation. Sudoku 11 Salawi, who'd been looking forward'to edu Crossword 11 cating individuals regarding the holy month of PLEASE SEE FASTING ON A6 A2 www.CentralF1oridaFuture.com Sept. 7, 2010 • (enttal :Jloriba 1uture AROUND ''While the 20th century was driven by ideologies,the 21st century will CAMPUS be driven by the competitive economies of e•erging nations." (euttal News and notices for the UCF community Jloriba Lockheed Martin brings work experience to students The Wednesday ses sion at 1 p.m. presented by Juture Lockheed Martin will The Student Newspaper at I/CF since 1968 inform UCF students about future opportunities September 7, 2010 and professional work Vol 42, Issue 53 • 12 Pages experience. The Cenrrul Fkxida Future is the independent student The event will work wntten newspaper at the UniYel5ity of c:.ntral Ronda. with an array of academic Opinions In the Future are those of the Individual columnist and not necessanly those of the editorial staff disciplines and will help or the University administration. Ali rontent is property students in gaining training ofthe Centro/ Florida Future and may not be reprinted in pan or In wholewithoot pennission from the pubfishe, experience applicable to cutting-edge technologies. 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