Serenity isn't freedom from the storm, but ''peace within the storm -Unkmwn
icked Wmds'' ofWilma lynn Takes Boca Blow
Hurricane Wima came roaring out of the west with wind speeds reaching triple digits, and Palm Beach County took the brunt of the blow as the storm moved across the state.
Boca Raton was hit particularly hard, and LU suffered considerable damage. One hundred and ten trees a were blown away, and the lights didn't come back on until Hal loween.
But the campus was safe and secure for students "Lost" at Lynn, and we're back now.
Nothing can keep a Fighting Knight down, and as class es resume, here's a look at what the storm-tossed camous looked like.
For safety and security while campus restoration continues, entrance to the campus is currently restricted to employees and students. Please carry your !.D. for identification pur poses at the gates. Employees who are expecting students for meetings or work must e-mail their names to security in advance.•
· Stone-Age Mom he Perfect Paleo-Housekeeper
The Flintstones, which began in the 1960s, was the longest running cartoon television show of the 1970s and 80s with 166 episodes, and has been surpassed only by "The Simp sons" in the 1990s.
The show offered a Stone Age fam ily, headed by the loud but lovable Fred Flintstone and his wife, Wilma.
But the name Wilma no longer represents a cartoon character to those of us suffer ing the effects of the hurricane that bears her name.• Counseling Center Helps Getting Back Into The Routine
The staff of the Counseling Center welcomes back all students. We sincerely hope you and your family made it through the hurricane with minimal loss and/ or inconve nience.
Re-acclirnating to university life can be stressful. It is im portant to regain structure and routine in your life. The Counseling Center can offer assistance in dealing with stress and developing healthy coping skills.
We are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the EM Lynn Resi dence Center, Office of Student Services.
Please call ext. 7237, come in for an appointment, or visit our web site at http://www.lynn.edu/counseling for more information. • Wrecks City and Wreaks Havoc South Florida Students and Residents React II\ 1!!11\.ln' H1.d<>" ·''
On October 24, 2005 ev "Almost all the trees in my eryone expected Hurricane neighborhood were up-root Wilma's arrival, but no one ed and one of which fell on expected the results South a car and blocked in a neigh Florida now faces. bor ofmine in his apartment. He had to cut his way down With recorded winds of 125 with a chainsaw." mph in West Palm Beach "Went borne to .Jemey." "Went to Buffalo, NY." alone, according to the Na After all this chaos, students tional Hurricane Center, were encouraged to leave Wilma left an impact on the area and return home, South Florida so devastat many of which jumped on ing that no one could have the chance to get out of the predicted the extensive situation. damage. Now, returning students and Due to three main power other residents of Boca are grids that went down due to left to witness the aftermath the storm, Lynn University of Wilma. classes were cancelled for two weeks, leaving students FPL states that more than "Went to Delray to stay "Went to South Beach and wondering what this means 75% of power has been re with my parents." then Pittsburgh." for the fall semester. stored, and those left with -Christie Bernard, Sophomore -Frank Marcelin, Senior out power could go until According to Professor Nick November 22nd until their Ravos' announcement in lights get turned on again. class Monday, there will be no extension to the semes The curfews have been lift ter; however, teachers have ed by the county; however, been encouraged to assign there are still several traf make-up work to regain for fic lights down in the area, lost time in the classroom. especially on Federal High way, and many on Military As for the rest of South Trail as well. "Took a trip to NYC and "Went to Disney World in Florida, Hurricane Wilma then Orlando." Orlando." caused over 6 million peo Dozens of trees and debris -Brad Robinson, Sophomore -David Hunter, Senior ple to be without power, and still sit along the roads and Florida Power and Light walkways, and repairs on began issuing statements building roofs and commu that it could be up to four nities continue. weeks until full power was restored. Most of the local restaurants and supermarkets are now Traffic lights also took a up and running, as well as beating with over 2,600 gas stations in the area. traffic lights down and only a hand full working With one month remaining throughout the entire South in this year's hurricane sea Florida region, according son, there is only hope that to the Palm Beach Post. On this month's forecast will be Wednesday, October 26, clear of any more devastat Boca Raton was issued a ing hurricanes. • boil water alert.
"During the storm, my slid ing glass doors were buck ling inward from the winds. I never anticipated Wilma to be that strong," says George Brandner, a senior who lives off of Boca Raton Blvd. in ~21. Boca Raton. Lwluly--7000W. -PkAd·., - t Oiil Boca-· -33433 -(llll•l-•c.utsetJIIM-e332 Questions or Comments? F•t1181)3115-43115 -.F ax 11181 )750-Q!it & - E-mail the iPulse at: [email protected] Paid~ lfywwouldlilotk>-iodloii'Uioo,....,.;(~JIOl Photos of Hurricane Wilma ~· taken by Brittany Bialowas in Boca Raton. en ar On Campus
Coffee ID the Courtyard Wheu: 8:4S am- 10:00 am Where: SbDDCaaautyad What: Caribbean Culture
STARMeetiq When: 4:30pm Where: CounseliDg Center Nlcdle As the hurricane bit, my I awoke early during the I awoke to howling winds I was not prepared for the LEADS Seuion roommates and I were all hurricane and stepped into a Monday momin& and was severity of Wilma. Until I Wheu: 7:00pm awoken by its loud noise. puddle of dirty water. afraid tbat parts of South saw the damage with my Where: Christine Room I watched through my patio Tree branches were vi Florida might be destroyed. own eyes, I thought that it window as Wilma bit Boca. ciously whooshing against I badn 't prepared for the would be a quick recovery Media Schedule My roommates and I were tbe dorm windows, and the hurricane and wasn't ready for Boca Rstoo and the uni On Campus lucky enough to be left with powerful winds broke the to face the aftermath. versity. only miDimal damage. air conditioner, now a chain The lack of gasoline left me I stayed at the university and Kmght Radio Schedule My home was without pow age pipe, for my dorm. stranded for days. The air watched most students leave 7lBoe lit to FM96.1 or Cltamw/76 er for nearly two weeks. For the next two days I lived ports weren't open for days, home within a few days. For Fortunately I was able to get "ColoDial style" using a can so eacaping Wilma's • those that stayed behind, Frederick Dabdouub a bold of my ex-boyfriend dle as my source of light struction wasn't an option. time was spent banging out When: II :00 am who booked flights home When I walked outside I saw On Thuraday I was finally with each other outside. Matthew Catbaella for my roommates and I. tbe wreckage that was our able to tly home, where I This experience made me When: 1:00pm We urived at the aiJport on school. FaDen trees, parts of spent the next week. realize how much I depend Wednesday ODly to find out buildinp, and smashed cars I checked tbe L)'llll and FPL on electricity, and how bor A. Bowen & J. JIDbbiaa that it was closed. Thankful were all arolllld. web sites for updates until ing life il without our com When: 3:00pm ly, we were able to resched Two days after the storm, I received news that power mon luxuries. • Brandon Akerman ule tligbts for the next day. the school announced we bad been restored. When: S:OO pm It was very Dice to get home would be without power for I am thrilled to be back in to hot water and power. • up to two weeks, and so I South Florida. • D. Green & N1qay Jolmloa packed up and beaded out When: 6:00pm My friend bad a cat we DJRavt couldn't leave behind, so we Wheu: 7:00pm smuggled it OD our flight. This experience showed me H. Usulrumab & B. Burna that preparing for storm is When: 9:00pm a of diR importance. It also Because Wilma was such took a hurricane to show me ., a slow-moving storm, I H you bave a radio show Michael thought its strength would and would like to submit Elysia '''"no""'"" bow dehumanized we bave As Hurricane Wilma become by technology. • Being from Arizona, I bad dwindle down. I was wrong. the name and/or genre of whipped towards Boca Ra never seen a natural disas Hurricane Wilma's winds your show, please e-mail ton, I was awoken by the ter as horrifically beautiful began to cause tbe windows ipulle@l)'llllunivenity.net. cries of fierce winds outside as this. My first hurricane, at tbe apartment to buckle my bedroom window. Frances, was ootbiDg com in. At this point I began to Student Safety I turned OD the news and pared to Wilma. panic. Safe Drinking Tips calledmymomrigbtaway to I awoke to tbe thunderous Being from Ohio, I bad nev check in. The news showed winds and no electricity. I er seen anything like this *Eat before you drink. that the area was getting bit kept in contact with my fa storm. It was unreal to be at *Drink slowly and space hard, and we badn 't even ther to receive updates on the mercy of a hurricane. David Hunter drinks funher apart. gotten the worst yet. the duration of the storm. In the middle of the hur • Alternate alcoholic drinks Ten minutes later my power I was very frightened during As Wilma made her way into ricane was a strange calm. with DOD-alcoholic drinks. went out and I bung up the Hurricane Wilma as it was the Atlantic, I took a lonely My parents told me this was *Set a drinking limit phone to watch plants and the first hurricane I went drive aroUDd the city to find the eye of the storm, which *Drinking games and chug debris tly by with my room through. I decided to stay that it looked as if a bomb worried me because of the ging p~ a b.i&her risk mates. home at the last minute to bad exploded. I then called strength of tail end winds. for alcohol poisoning. When I looked in my *k be with my friends. my fiunily and friends to Luckily tbe storm left our *Do DOt get iota a car wi!h a groUDd and folllld that it bad I bad a hurricane party with make sure everyone was all windows in tact. driver who has been driokiDg. been completely destroyed. some friends. Soon after right After the hurricane the *Call Safe Ride 1-800-675- Trees bad fallen down, my they urived we lost both I left home the day after the sights were unbelievable: 6349. The life you save may fence was gone, and my power and water, leaving storm and beat the zoo of cars under trees, tloodiDg, be your own! • back door was in my pool. me unable to take a shower. people tleeing to Orlando brken windshields, faUen After a few days of eating After two days without pow in search of electricity and traffic lights, and telephone Check tomorrow's iPulse notbin& by chips and dry ce er, my friends and I decided food. poles snapped in half. The for more real, I booked tbe first flight to go to Orlando. We went Wilma was severely under experience was overwhelm dents' stormstu-a , estimated, and we paid for ing, and I left as soon as I stories. back to my home in Hous to all ofthe theme parks and ton, Texas.• bad a great time. • our lack ofpreparation. • could to go home to Ohio. • --~- --,------Dmd----~---,.---m,,II-C:...O.. ___ ,..._MJ!oo~Mwt~ WCII'Ilell's Soccer Lcwa Teem Fdls 1.0 in OTto BarY By Sara Quatt;od'Y ,
Lynn Volleyball Drops a capturing the pro national semifinals after The women's soccer team Thriller to Nova; Knobeloch gram's first-ever Sunshine knocking off No. I Findlay Iostto Barry )..{)in overtime Notches Career-High Kills State Conference regu in the opening round of the and the Blue and White said Sara Quatrocky lar season and tournament Elite Eight. goodbye to seven seniors. championships last season, Junior Deirdre Knobeloch's the Lynn University men's McMillin, the 2004-0S Lynn closes out the season career-high I 0 kills wasn't basketball team has been SSC Coach of the Year and 9-9 overall and 4-4 in the enough last Thursday as the chosen as the preseason fa NABC South Region Coach Sunshine State Conference. Lynn volleyball team fell to vorite to win the 200S-06 of the Year, returns five Sunshine State Conference sse championship. players, including two start· "We were down to 14 play foe Nova Southeastern by ers from his national semifi ers but we had a simple the score of3-2. The preseason polls were nal squad of a year ago. game plan that our players released today by Commis stuck to well," said head After getting off to a hot The Buccaneers (I S-8, 8- sioner Michael J. Marcil in Second teamAII-SSC selec coach Rocky Orezzoli. start, the Fighting Knights 2) swept the match and the the Orlando-based office. tion James Cage (14.1 ppg, (8-1 0, 3-6) won the first season series with scores of The Fighting Knights, who 3. 8 rpg) returns with high "We did a good job ofkeep game 30-18 before falling 30-21, 30-27 and 30-2S as advanced to the NCAA Di expectations for his senior ing their big time chances in the second game 30-18 to the Fighting Knights lost vision II Elite Eight a sea campaign, as he was recent to a minimum, Jen [Shrop the Sharks (S-IS, 1-9). their seventh consecutive son ago, received nine out ly named Lynn's first-ever shire] played a great game contest. of a possible 18 first-place preseason All-America by and we countered and cre Nova snuck by in game votes as the voting was con Street & Smith Magazine. ated chances of our own." three with a 32-30 win be Freshman Erin Lyngse lead ducted among the league's Senior captain fore the Knights evened the way for Lynn with a head coaches and sports in· Two and a half minutes into up the match with a 33-31 team-high 12 kills, finishing formation directors. Marcus Hayes(! 0.9 ppg, 4. 7 overtime, Emelie Karlsson game four victory. Game the match with a .346 attack rpg) returns to the starting slipped her shot just under five saw the Sharks pull out percentage. "We are honored to be lineup after being the only Shropshire for the game the 16-14 win. picked first in the preseason Fighting Knight to start all winning goal. The Knights put together poll and this is a direct re 3S games a year ago, cap Knobeloch's career-high their lowest offensive num flection of the success we ping off his junior season "I really wanted us to win kill performance was also bers of the season, ending enjoyed last season," Head as the Most Outstanding today because it was our se accompanied by nine digs. the match with a season-low Coach Scott McMillin said, Player in the NCAA South niors last game," said Shrop Melissa Roberts tied her 3S kills. who returns for his third Region Tournament. • shire, who went S-4-0 over career-high with nine kills. season at the helm of the all with a I.SO goals-against Joining her in double-digit Joining Lyngse in double Knights. average and two shutouts kills, junior Larissa Wither digit kills, junior Larissa this season. "Barry has spoon put together her 12th Witherspoon finished the "However, we are very a great team and they got straight double-double with night with I 0 kills. She aware that we have a long, some good shots off. Becca a game-high 24 kills and 18 has now had a team-high difficult road in front of us [McCray] probably saved as digs. 13 consecutive double-digit and we look forward to the many shots as I did but it's kill performances. upcoming season and the tough because I was getting Senior Theresa Daniels re challenges that lie ahead." into the groove at the end of corded her team-leading Defensively, the Knights the season. Hopefully this 13th double-double with were led by freshman libero Last season, the Knights kind of performance can 21 kills and II digs. Senior Christie Schade who col posted a 29-6 overall record carry over to next season." setter Jessica Woodby com lected a team-high 12 digs which proved to be the most manding the floor for the in just her second match wins in program history. Nine different Knights Knights, dishing up 66 as back from a knee injury that After clinching their league players set personal career sists and six digs. had her sidelined for five titles, the Knights went on records this season while outings. to claim the NCAA South Shropshire's 61 saves this Friday's game proved dis season is the fifth most in appointing as the Lynn Uni Leading the way for the program history. • versity volleyball team con Bucs, Samara de Freitas had tinued its struggles, losing a game-high IS kills on 22 to Barry University in the attempts, finishing the game Sunshine State Conference with a game-high .636 hit by the score of 3-{). ting percentage. • Calendar Your · Hunicane Wilma On Campus Students Speak Out About Their Experiences Poetry Coffee House !h ll II .,1,•" ,, \I I~'''"' D I hmk~ I ""''"''!. t~t ' \\ ,J,h When: 6:30 pm Where: Knights Court Who: Wiii"Da Real One" Bell
International Affairs So ciety Meeting When: 5:30pm Where: EM Lynn, 5th Floor
Welcome Back BBQ When: Lunch Where: Cafeteria Chapin Durling fled Boca VirginiaCouchspentthehur Raton when Hurricane Wil- ricane at a friend's house. , Media Schedule rna hit South Florida. On Campus When she looked out the He went back to his home in window, she was shocked Knight Radio Schedule New Jersey after a very cba to see "about 20 trees on the Twoe ;,. to FM96.1 or Clranne/76 otic time at the airport. • ground, cars smashed, and power lines everywhere." S. Rivers & C. Aylestoek When: 7:30am Coucb was unable to drive D'Jenice Watson anywhere due to the debris in the road for days. When: II :00 am "I would've made sure all "I would have done a lot Aaron Appel of my friends had gasoline." more laundry." Couch and her friend were -Brett Thaler, Junior -Brittany Rudich, Sophomore When: 3:00 pm lucky enough to contact Jessica Bernstein Couch's father who bought When: 4:30pm them plane tickets home fur Thursday. Huster Baurenherick Hurricane Wilma was the When: 7:00pm second hurricane that Rob "This was my first hurri Sandler had experienced. J. Weiss & Megan cane, and I had no idea it When: 8:00 pm could do this much damage Deciding that he could not to a town," said Couch. • The Knight Dance Mix Jive without power, he fled w/ Dan "DC., Cella and Rob Bellouo to Ocala a few days after "I would have had a bigger "I would have gone home When: 9:00pm Wilma hit.• hurricane party." before the hurricane." If you have a radio show -Nelson Lewis, Senior -Christina Campione, Senior and would like to submit Aoporlwl&y s,..;a Sulherland the name and/or genre of your show, please e-mail TickenoiJ stayed at a [email protected] friend's bouse for the storm. "Everyone was swprised AkoholaiAmnymousMedmg at how pnwerful the winds were."' An Alcoholics Anony Marcela Lacayo new the mous group will be form Tickenoff was shocked ing on campus. hurricane was going to be Dan Rochford decided that when the power went out Interested students should serious. As Wilma's strength he didn't want to go through He stated, "No one thought the Counseling Center, increased over the Gulf, a hurricane and fled to New it was going to be that bad. phone 561-237-7468 or Lacayo decided to leave. Jersey before Hurricane Tommy Tickenoff didn't ex All of us were taken back e-mail [email protected]. Wilma touched land. There pect the hurricane to dam by what we saw through tbe All inquiries will be held When Lacayo found out that he endured cold weather age the area., and said ~t windows." in confidence. • the electricity might not be and played golf. • year I had a great time witb restored for weeks, sbe trav my friends during the hur Tickenoffwas pleased with elled home to Nicaragua. ricane season, I figured this the time oil from school, year wouldn't be much dif but is still shocked about all Lacayo said she never ex ferent" of the damage that the hur Luaury -Inc. peeled the experience to last ricane caused. 7000 w.-Pk Fld .• -109 tw ks -1 th ugh th 11oc1o-. - 33433 -. o wee . o t at QI remember waking up to ~:b--- by Tuesday we would be tbe shutters banging on the "The damages was unreal. I ::.= =<~ 750-0518 back in classes, but the days windows and that was when couldn't believe all the up- ______• went by and still nothing 1 realize the hurricane was rooted trees. I'd never seen ~- lfywwouU~R ...... ,...... il'uloo.IHIIIIil~..., [changed]."• here." anything like it"• &lllr: JaJa:r...,. s-1! Bmtany BiMlulna, Mancio Boero. Bn:ttGiallman,. DhKl ~ Mitt.J.Jaxb.. Adam l.aailat.llll N.._ Vld:y Polm:r, Min Slmoes,.Ei)W.Sullllrial.. c.oiaaSmRZ. h'icok WaiiiL.....,. Ad"-: MyD W1wia; Bucs Bash Knights VaneytilJI'IDiDDjil:i W'ddcats Slash Knights Men's Soccer Falls 3-2 to Barry Lady Knights Win 3-2 By Sara Quatrocky Basketball Team Loses 78-66 By Chad M. Beattie By Sara Quatrocky
Junior Melissa Roberts In the next five minutes, the knocked down a career-high Wildcats strung together a 17 kills leading Lynn vol 13-5 run, stretching their leyball's comeback against lead, 59-46. SSC rival Florida Tech. Shooting just 24 percent in The Knights claimed the the second half, the Knights
1 victory by the score of 3- failed to come back down
1 2 after falling behind 0-2 the home stretch. as the Panthers won both Lynn finished with a 37.9 games one and two by the shooting percentage and the score of 31-29. Wildcats edged them with a The Knights (10-11, 5-7) 45.2 percentage. put together a 32-30 win Preseason All-American in the third set before fully James Cage returned to the taking control in game four floor for the Knights in his with a 30-23 victory to knot senior campaign, knocking up the match. The Knights Marcus Hayes' team-high down 15 points and dishing took down the Panthers in Lynn's eighth-ranked men's In the 53rd minute, Barry's 23 points wasn't enough as out 4 assists. soccer team lost 3-2 to Barry Patrick Miller chest-trapped the fifth game 15-6. the Lynn lost to Division I McDuffus finished his Saturday, their first at-home a long pass that the Knights Roberts collected 16 digs Bethune-Cookman, 78-66 first game for the Blue and loss to the Bucs for the first defense claimed was a hand for the Knights' defense, its first exhibition game of White with 12 points and 5 time since 1999. ball, but Miller quickly con and senior setter Jessica the season. boards. Lee Porter scored his eighth tinued, beat a defender, and Woodby dished up 63 as The Knights were led by the Newcomer junior Andrew goal of the season with four fired to the lower right cor sists while joining Roberts senior swingman's 8-of-15 Smith dropped in 7, grabbed minutes left, but the Knights ner to put his team up 1-0. with I 0 digs. shooting from the field, in 6 rebounds and 4 assists. could not come back and Urgency crept over LU as Senior Theresa Daniels fin cluding a 4-for-7 mark from The Knights return to action fell to 13-2-0 overall and 6- the home team consistently ished the game with a game the 3-point-arch. for the season opener on 2-0 in the conference. pushed forward. The lack high 23 kills. The Knights battled in the of defenders in their own Nov. 15 against Palm Beach David Benn set up the Freshman libero Christie zone led to Barry's second opening half as Wildcats Atlantic on their home Knights' second goal with Schade ended the thriller goal in the 71st minute. jumped out to a 12-point court.• a long free kick, launching with a game-high 27 digs. lead. Hayes connected on a the ball from mid-way in his Jason Wiles sent a through Junior Carissa Erath led the layup to start a 7-0 run. zone to Barry's far post. -ball up the middle of the Knights with five defensive Lynn cut the Wildcats 39- Knights' defense. blocks and five kills. Porter, who's been on an 37 at the break on a jumper offensive tear over the past Lee Yakubowich collected Freshman Erin Lyngse add from junior Jasper McDuf eight games with seven the pass and beat Liam Bull ed 14 kills, while finishing fus and a 3-pointer from goals and seven assists, beat one~n-one to the lower left with a team-high .393 hit Hayes in the final 30 sec the Bucs defensive wall and comer, puttingt BU up 2-0. ting percentage and down onds of the half. easily made contact on the ing three blocks. • Lee Paul Scroggins pulled Bethune-Cookman ex header for the goal, cutting his team to within one, a tended the lead to 6 before the lead to 3-2. minute later. McDuffus connected on two The Blue and White domi Kenneth Viquez sent a low free-throws with 17:24 re nated (10-5-1, 4-3-1) in the cross from the left wing just maining, pushing the score, first half, holding the Bucs inside the top of the box. 45-41. without a shot. But BU Scroggins trapped the pass, In the next five minutes, the notched two quick ones and spun and fired the shot to Wildcats strung together a scored in the second hal f. the left of keeper Chris Rich 13-5 run, stretching their for his 13th goal of the sea lead, 59-46. son. Less than two minutes later the Knights' defense broke down again and Yakubo wich lofted the ball into the right comer of the Lynn zone. Mirza Halilbasic cut inside and sent a cross over the box to Emmanuel Miranda who took his time and converted on his shot from inside the top left comer of the box for the game-winner. • ;nr. 14?
Calendar Things I Can't Live Without Student Story Fashion Files On Campus I ~Lr••rT~.·J IL '\.1u•lc \\.11-..h Wilma Experience That's Hot. Knights Ia tbe Community l<~r··rT~d H· '-kl•k \\ !l .... h !h \ h k\ p,,..,)li.,.l Wben: I :00 pm Everyone loves a bargain! Wbere: OSACon1i:rcn:.eRooo! Here are some fun finds for under$100: Black Student Unloa Wben: 4:00pm Wbere: Knights Court
Top Tunes Most Played mp3's Megan McSweeney was awoken by her roommate I. "My Humps" on the morning of the hur -Black Eyed Peas ricane and was surprised at This Steve Madden leather 2 "Run It! (Remix)" the storm's severity. round-toe shoes go for $90. -Chris Brown "l hadn't expected Wilma to You can find them at steve 3 "Gold Digge(' (w/ J. Foxx) hit us so bad and really wish madden.com -KanyeWest that I had prepared more." 4"HungUp" Two days after the hurri -Madonna cane strUck South Florida, 5 "Stickwitu" McSweeney decided to go -The Pussycat Dolls home and soon found out that there was no power 6 "Dance, Dance" This pair of square-framed there due to a snow storm. -FallOut Boy aviator sunglasses by McSweeney was able to stay 7 "Photograph" XOXO is only $42 on the -Nickelback with a friend in New Jersey, xoxo.com web site. 8 "Jesus Walks" and had a nice vacation. • -KanyeWest 9 "Laffy Taffy" My Wilma Stocy -04L . H 1~.111 I d t• I 0 "Sugar, We're Gain Dawn" "My money." -FallOut Boy Vidflix New DVD Release
B' lttt \..d1 tn 1
My father unintentionally saved my life during Hur "Music." ricane Wilma. He called me around 7:00 11-lf am to tell me that the storm This fun couture form-tit BEAVIS Coac:e111ed Friends Group Formlag AND was about to hit this area. ting blazer has a personal 8u1)~EAD Many students have expressed concern and stress about He told me to get away from embroidered message on f xl'!.l>fNCE friends who may have a drinking or drug problem. any open windows, so I left the back: In the early 1990s, "Bea my bedroom and went to If you have experienced this and want to be a part of a vis and Butthead" aired on my living room. support group where you can get information on how MTV causing political con Ten minutes IIIler I heard a to help a friend, please contact Gail DeCina, Substance troversy and enraged par crash from my bedroom and Abuse Prevention and Treatment Specialist. ents and teachers. found that my window that Now the show can be seen Stop in at the Counseling Center, phone 561-237-7468 sits over the bed had broken. on a 3-disc DVD set. or email at [email protected]. If l hadn't gotten that call I This DVD set features 40 All inquiries will be held in confidence. • would have been struck by hilarious episodes. the glass. The DVDs are packed with After that, the storm was extras, including music vid ~ -· a terrifYing experience for eos, featurettes, a montage -::::::-r-21. me. When it ended, my sequence, special appear Luxury H-Inc. boyfriend and I went around 7000 W. Palmetto Pk Rd•• Sun. t~ ances, and interviews. Boca Raton. Ftorida 33433 the neighborhood trying to .....,_(M1)--- This set is a must-buy for Celll51!1) 856-8332 clean up some of the debris This jacket is a perfect gift fans of the show. - (581) 3115-4385 - and tree branches. We left Alt.-nate Fax. (581) 750·05,16 for the holidays and can be Volume 2 of the collection three days later for home in found at customglamgirl. will be released in 2006. • Fort Myers.• com for$53.• Calendar Things I Can't Live Without Student Stoty Fashion Files On Campus f{~.-T'•'rt,:d fj, 'l~~>k \\ 11-..1 Wilma Experience That's Hot. Knights lo the Community K~r~·nl~l H '"'-uk \\ !l .... h H, \ ll ~' l,\1 ... 111...1 When: I :00 pm Everyone loves a bargain! Where: OSAConilmceRDml Here are some fun finds for under$100: Black Student Union Whea: 4:00pm Where: Knights Court Top Tunes Most Played mp3's McSweeney was awoken by her roommate I. "MyHwnps" on the morning of the hur -Black Eyed Peas ricane and was surprised at This Steve Madden leather 2 "Run It! (Remix)" the storm's severity. round-toe shoes go for $90. -Chris Brown "I hadn't expected Wilma to You can find them at steve 3 "Gold Digger" (w/ J. Fo:u) hit us so bad and really wish madden.com -Kanye West that I had prepared more." 4"HungUp" Two days after the hurri -Madonna cane strUck South Florida, "Clothes." 5 "Stickwitu" McSweeney decided to go -The Pussycat Dolls home and soon found out that then: was no power 6 "Dance, Dance" This pair of square-framed there due to a snow storm. -Fall Out Boy aviator sunglasses by 7 "Photograph" McSweeney was able to stay XOXO is only $42 on the -Nickelback with a friend in New Jersey, xoxo.com web site. 8 "Jesus Walks" and had a nice vacation. • -KanyeWest 9 "Laffy Taffy" My Wilma Stocy -D4L H '~II'/ ' ' l 0 ''Sup-, We're Goin Down" "My money." -FallOut Boy Vidflix New DVD Release
IL l111 \.li111 11 1
My father unintentionally saved my life during Hur "Music." ricane Wilma. He called me around 7:00 ltif Concened Friends Group Formlo& am to tell me that the storm This fun couture form-fit BEIMS ting blazer has a personal AliC was about to hit this area. Bul'f~EA() Many students have expressed concern and stress about He told me to get away from embroidered message on ExPUifNCE friends who may have a drinking or drug problem. any open windows, so I left the back: In the early 1990s, "Bea my bedroom and went to ff you have experienced this and want to be a part of a vis and B utthead" aired on my living room. support group where you can get information on how MTV causing political con Ten minutes later I heard a to help a friend, please contact Gail DeCina, Substance troversy and enraged par crash from my bedroom and Abuse Prevention and Treatment Specialist. ents and teachers. found that my window that Now the show can be seen Stop in at the Counseling Center, phone 561-237-7468 sits over the bed had broken. on a 3-disc DVD set. or email at [email protected]. If I hadn't gotten that call I This DVD set features 40 All inquiries will be held in confidence. • would have been strUck by hilarious episodes. the glass. The DVDs are packed with After that, the storm was extras, including music vid ~. . ::::::::-r- 21. a terrifying experience for eos, featurettes, a montage me. When it ended, my sequence, special appear Luxury Homea Inc. boyfriend and I went around 7000 W. Pelmeno Pk Rd .. Sulbt 109 ances, and interviews. BOCII Raton. Florida 33433 the neighborhood trying to llu-(1101)- .. This set is a must-buy for c.ll (581) 856-8332 clean up some of the debris This jacket is a perfect gift fans of the show. Fax (561) 395-4385 and tree branches. We left Alt.nate Fax. (581) 750..fl$18 for the holidays and can be Volume 2 of the collection three days later for home in found at custornglamgirl. will be released in 2006. • Fort Myers.• com for$53.• Basketball Team SCC Favorite Men's Soccer Scores Tournament Bid Men's Team Chosen as Preseason Favorite lynn To Play In 2005 NCAA Tournament By Sara Quatrocky By Sara Quatrocky
Second team All-SSC selection James Cage returns with high ex pectations for his senior campaign, as he was recently named Lynn's first-ever preseason All-America by Street & Smith Magazine.
Senior captain Marcus Hayes re turns to the starting lineup after be ing the only Fighting Knight to start all 35 games a year ago, capping off his junior season as the Most Out standing Player in the NCAA South Region Tournament.
Looking to defend their SSC Cham pionships, the Knights will tangle with league rival Barry on Dec. I 0 at 7:00 pm in the first conference The NCAA men's soccer commit The Blue and White have faced game of the season. • tee announced that Lynn will par After capturing the program's first both opponents in the South Re ticipate in the 2005 NCAA Men's gion, posting a 1-1 record against ever Sunshine Slate Conference reg Soccer Tournament next week. the two teams. LU came back to ular season and tournament cham defeat UCA 2-1 on Sept. II. pionships last season, the men's The Knights, seeded second in the basketball team has been chosen South Region tournament, will play Lynn lost to Saint Leo, 2-1 in over as the preseason favorite to win the Central Arkansas Friday today at 2005..()6 sse championship. time, on Oct. 22. The loss was the 1:00pm. third in program history to the Li The Knights, who advanced to the ons. If the Knights make it past the The winner will play host Saint Bears, they will be looking for re NCAA Division II Elite Eight a sea Leo in the regional final on Sunday. son ago, received nine out of a pos demption. The Knights, ranked eighth in the sible 18 first-place votes. nation, will be making their seventh The winner of the South Region NCAA Tournament and 16th post tournament hosts the victor of the "We are honored to be picked first season appearance overall. Sun in the preseason poll and this is a Southeast Region tournament, day Nov. 20 in quarterfinal action. .direct reflection of the success we enjoyed last season," Head Coach "This is a great achievement for Lynn University and its soccer The semifinals and championship Scott McMillin said, who returns program," said head coach Shaun for his third season at the helm of matches will be played December 2 II the Knights. l""'l ...oos..e6-• S•SC- Prelea--so-n"!M•e•n•,,.. Pendleton, the NCAA Division and 4 at Midwestern State Univer all-time winningest men's soccer sity in Wichita Falls, TX. • Buketbllll Poll coach percentage-wise. "However, we are vay aware that School Points we have a long, difficult road in Lynn 39 (9) "Being the second seed is a nice front of us and we look forward to Eckerd 49 (:4) way to end a long regular season. the upcoming season and the chal Tampa 59 (4) I think over the year we proved we lenges that lie ahead." Florida Southern 74 (I) deserved to get in by playing a tough Saint Leo 74 regional schedule. This is also a Last season, the Knights posted a Barry 105 great opportunity for our players to 29-6 overall record which proved Rollins 128 right some of the wrongs that hap to be the most wins in program his Florida Tech 142 pened late in the season." tory. After clinching their league Nova Southeastern 149 titles, the Knights went on to claim the NCAA South Region Champi onship and eventually advanced to Girls & Sports the national semifinals after knock ing off No. I Findlay in the opening round of the Elite Eight.
McMillin, the 2004-05 sse Coach of the Year and NABC South Re gion Coach of the Year, returns five players, including two slarters from his national semifinal squad of a year ago. Calendar Question o t e Day Top Tunes OnCam us What's favorite class that u 've taken at L and wh ? Most Played mp3's Team Rootberry Jugglen When: 10:00am-2:00pm I. "My Humps" Where: Courtyard -Black Eyed Peas 2 "Hung Up" Yoga -Madonna When: 12:15 pm 3 "Run It!" (w/ Juelz) Where: Aerobics Studio -Chris Brown Softball Team Celebration 4 "Gold Digger'' (w/ J. Foxx) When: 12:30 pm -KanyeWest 5 "Stickwitu" Where: Cafeteria "Aviation history, because "Pre-Primary Math and "Psychology, because Dr. -The Pussycat Dolls it has to do with my major Ultimate Frisbee Science. It was fun because Seifer was a great teacher." 6 "Photograph" I got to interact with kids." which I love." When: 4:00pm -Nickelback -Hannah Schaffer, Fn:shman -Maggie Cuthbert, Sophomon: Where: Intramural Field -John Scripps, Sophomore 7 "Dance, Dance" -Fall Out Boy SGAMeeting 8 "Laffy Taffy" When: 7:00pm -D4L Where: Green Center 9 ''Sugm; We'reGoinDown" -Fall Out Boy Men's Basketball Game 10 "Jesus Walks" When: 7:30pm -Kayne West Where: Gym Who: Palm Beach Atlantic What: Season Opener Vidflix "Art appreciation, because ''Media and Society with MIS. "Tntro to Psychology. I had Dr. New DVD Releases Support Group I had a good teacher." Ross. Sbc CIIOOIIIllgtld us to 0,. Seifer, who is really ootgoing and On Campus bale issues ofoor own Although drinking is ille I The Sound of Music (G) On-Campus gal for students under 21, On Knight Radio 96.1 FM Recruiter Ul - Vertigo 2005: Live some students still make the Sports Talk with Dan Green and Niquay Johnson Enterpnse Renk>Car From Chicago (NR) choice to drink. lh \liL!J.Jo..) l11.1lh-, Stealth (PG-13) Drinking safely is of the ut In the future Green and '-J§iu@a-11¥1 Friends - The Complete most importance in order to Johnson would like to invite rent-- • Tenth Season (NR) avoid the following conse professional athletes and Today Enterprise Rent-a The Skeleton Key (PG-13) quences: music artists on the show to Car, the largest car rental do interviews and take calls • Alcohol Poisoning company in North America, from listeners. More Music • Death and/or injury will be recruiting students • Suspended/revoked license on campus for both full time New CD Releases "The Man" and "N to the •Fines and Jailtime and internship positions. are both criminal justice • Academic probation r majors. •Relationship troubles Students must have resumes •Many more approved prior to interviews Dan "The Man" Green and Green, 21, is a native of by Kimberly Catalina, Ca When students learn to drive Niquay "N to the r' John Pittsburgh, PA who is aspir reer Advisor. they may take a driver's ed son would like to invite all ing to become General Man ucation course, but how do Lynn students and faculty ager for his favorite team, Contact kcatalina@lynn. students learn to drink? to listen to their radio show, the Pittsburgh Pirates. edu or 561-237-7263 to be Madonna Sports Talk, every Wednes If you have made the choice day evening from 6:00 pm Johnson,l9, was raised in included in the interview "Cooressimun a Dln:e Flooc" to drink and would like to schedule, or stop by the to 7:00pm. Pembroke Pines, FL, and Hannifan Center for Career Carrie Underwood share information or partici would like to become a Development & Internships "Some Hearts" pate in a group, please con This dynamic duo hosts a sports broadcaster covering in Trinity Hall between 9:00 Alanis Morissette tact Gail DeCina, Substance mock PTI (Pardon the Inter his favorite team, the Flori am and 4:00 pm. • "The Collection" Abuse Prevention and Treat ruption) show in which they da Marlins. ment Specialist. take calls and discuss topics Stop in to the counsel such as football, basketball, Listeners can tune in to ing center or by phone baseball, hockey and hip Sports Talk every Wednes Luaury Homee Inc. hop music. day night throughout the 7000 W. P.tmetto Pk Ad., Suite 109 561-237-7468 or email aoo. Amon, Ftortcta 33433 school year, and Green and ...... ,, ...... , [email protected]. C.l (H1) 858-8332 The two hope the show will Johnson invite students and Fax (.581) 385--4385 ~ Fax (581) 75CJ-051 e All inquiries will be held in make listeners aware of cur- faculty to call in with their confidence. • rent sports topics. questions and comments. • .... l'.dlrur: lena Zabny. Staft. Brinany Bialowaa, Mauricio Bolero, 8Mt Glattman, David Hunter, Miduld Jacobi, Ian Nahama, Vdy Posner, Mara Sbancs, Elysia Sut:hertand, Carolina S~z, N"KU: Walsh.l"aaity Ad.-.: My lea Ludwig VoDeybaD. Team FaDs in sse Conference Softball Team Honored Close Up: Jackie Coctiga Team Loses to Florida Southern, Rollins Naiond ChanpionWp Celebction A Team Player 8~ Chad Beattie B~ Sara Quatrock~ B~ Mauricio Botero Lynn will hold its celebration for the 2005 NCAA Division 11 Na- Jackie Codiga is a 22-year-old Psy tional Championship softball team chology major who hails from Se- today. attle, Washington. Codiga is a star player on the wom The university will begin festivities en's basketball team, and standing The Lynn volleyball team fell in She will end her career with I ,218 at 12:30 pm in the Student Center at six feet tall, this senior proves three-straight games to No. I 0 Flor total kills, finishing second in pro Cafeteria where Athletic Director both versatile and intimidating on ida Southern Friday in SSC action. gram history behind Michelle New John McCarthy will present the the court. man with 1,227 kills. The Moccasins took the match with Knights with their National Cham Codiga's smooth shots and three scores of 30-28, 30-19 and 30-18 as With a career-high I 0 kills, senior pionship rings. point range make her a threat to the the finish the season sweep over the Kailen Gonzalez finished her career opposition from any position on the Knights. with her highest single-match attack The softball team will then be rec court. percentage at .474 (10-3-26). ognized later in the evening at half Junior Melissa Roberts led the time of the men's basketball season Leadership and support are demon Knights' offensive attack with kills. Senior Jessica Woodby dished up 63 opener where they will play against strated by Codiga as she constantly assists. She also added eight digs in Palm Beach Atlantic. Senior Theresa Daniels also regis encouraging her teammates to play the last match of her three-year ca tered 7 kills in the losing effort. hard and with intensity. reer with the Knights. The school will unveil the 2005 Defensively, freshman libero Chris- NCAA Division 11 National Cham Codiga is proud of her accomplish Freshman Erin Lyngse finished the tie Schade finished with a team-high game with 13 kills while notching pionship banner during this halftime ments on the court. "My strengths 12 digs in the back row. 10-plus kills for the 15th time this event. Tonight's basketball game on the court are my shooting and will start at 7:30pm. • court awareness. I take pride in be Senior setter Jessica Woodby dished season. ing a consistent shooter. Having up 25 assists, while also collecting Junior Deirdre Knobeloch also good court awareness has just come six digs. knocked down double-digit kills for with time and experience." At the net, junior Carissa Erath had the third time this season, finishing The experiences that Codiga has a game-high five blocks, while also with 10 in the match. with her teammates are something knocking down one kill. Defensively, the Knights were led that she is very grateful for. She says Freshman Erin Lyngse added three by freshman libero Christie Schade that her teammates are there for her blocks and six kills for the Knights. who collected a game-high 28 digs "through the bad, good, happy, and in the back row. sad moments." On Sunday the team fell in a five- game match, losing to SSC foe Rol- Junior Melissa Roberts had 13 digs lins College by the score of 3-2. while junior Kelly Dankert finished with a season-high 12 digs. • Senior Theresa Daniels led the team Questions or Comments? in her final match of her career with Do you have a question, opin 23 kills. ion, or event that you would like to be seen in the iPulse? E-mail: "intrigued by his Taking game one by the score of [email protected] 30-22, the Knights saw the match teachings." • evened up as the Tars won game two by the score of30-23. Battling back in the third set, Lynn Girls & Sports won 30-25 before the Tars put to gether back-to-back wins in game four and five with scores of 30-23 and 15-10. Daniels tallied her team-leading 14th double-double performance of the season by adding 18 digs to her stat line. It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. ''-Irish p'IM:rb Calendar Softball Celebration Dedication Today Ian's Game Pick '' Mor1ol Kombat Shooln Monks In Honor dr ANoras Balzekas OnCam us 2005 Team Awarded as National O,ampions HI I ill \.11111111 Internship Orlentadon !h 1,·1 1/ 1k I' Mortal Kombat: Shaolin When: I :00 pm Monks takes the series to an Where: Amamick-Gold action-adventure game. stein Concert Hall Immediately players are What: Mandatory session pulled into the game through for all students taking in a cinematic performance of ternships during spring and/ battling characters. or summer semester New combos and deadly weapons make finishing off Alvaras Balzekas Memorial opponents a lot of fun. When: 4:00pm , The game gets a bit tedious Where: Tennis Court at times in its world shifts. What: Memorial bench The best aspect of the game dedication in honor of stu is the c Esther=~ Dl ~21.· . .. s.Me •nd R..,t.ID --- · ~- 7000 W . Palmetto Pk Rd., Suite 1 OQ Boca Reton, Flonda 33433 ._..,.,... (M1) :188-..00 c.tl (661} 8 5 6·8332 Fa. (1551) 396-4385 Alt.,.nat• Fe;~~; 1561} 7 50~ 1 8 - "A tin of Kodiak." "My teddy bear so I could "My Lilly Pulitzer bed "My camera to save metllO "My family pictures for the sleep at night." quilt." rics." memories .• , -Michael Ericlcson, Freslunan -Frank Rich, Sophomore -Vanessa Ott, Sophomore -Christie Bernard, Sophomore -Frank Marceline, Senior R.parled Michoa/.Jocobs Editor: Jena Zakaty. St.«: Briuany Bi.a.lowa. Mouricio 8Ciri'O. Brett Glmtmnn. Do3vid Hururr, M~11acl Jaxlbs. hln Nllhoma. Vtety Posntr. M., Shmla. ElysiA Suthertani CaroUna Sumez. NK."'ie Wnlsh. F.Wiy Aa:hoilor: Myles L~wig Reaching the quarterfinals for the fourth time since 1996, the men's soccer team will host Lander Uni· Out of the Gates 200S.2006 Men's BasketbaU Roster versity in the NCAA Men's Soccer Lynn University's trip to the Elite The men's basketball team is 11-1 No. Player Pos.Ht. Cl. Elite Eight on Saturday, Nov. I 9 at Eight included a 7-1 victory against all-time in season openeres, while 3 Danny Ryan G 5-IOFr. noon. No. I 7 Central Arkansas, their worst scoring a total of 957 total points. II Darnell Kirkwood GIF 6-5 Jr. defeat in program history, and a 3- 12 Evan Cohn G 6-1 So. "This is a great opportunity for Lynn 1 win against host No. 2 Saint Leo. The Knights are also I 0-2 in home 13 James Cage G 6-2 Sr. University and more importantly it's Senior midfielder Chris Knox tied openers, and last season they 20 Mark Mathew F 6-6 Jr. a great opportunity for us to get to NCAA Tournament records for as knotched a 96-50 victory over Puer 21 Shae Pickney GIF 6-4 So. be one of the final four teams," said sists in a game. to Rico-Mayaguez. 23 Marcus Hayes GIF 6-5 Sr. head coach Shaun Pendelton, whose 24 Andrew Smith G 6-0 Jr. team won the 2003 NCAA Division The Knights boast eight players James Cage was the was the leading 33 Sheldon Edwards F 6-4 Sr. II National Championship. with double-digit points and seven scorer in last year's season opener 34 Jasper McDuffus F 6-7 Jr. players with four or more goals. with 24 points. 35 Hans Schur F 6-7 So. "I think any team, regardless of Headlining that list is Lee Paul 42 Chris Temple F 6-7 Sr. sport, reaches a milestone once it Scroggins, a unanimous First Team Head Coach: Scott McMillin. makes it as a final four team. For All-Sunshine State Conference se Assistant Coaches: Andy Pagan us we need to get through the final lection. and Zachary Walker. hurdle, which will be a very difficult Team Managen: Mark Mathew, game, but the good thing is we have Knights defense players Lee Porter, Robbie Sandler, Peter Gash, and a healthy squad and we're playing Leon Jackson, Nano Short, Court Benhur Contreras. • at home." ney Rimmer and David Benn have shown they are up to the test against This will be the ninth meeting be Player of the Year players. The de tween the two teams. Lynn last fensive unit held SSC Player/Of played Lander on Sept. 10, 1999, fensive Player of the Year Asmire defeating the Bearcats 4-1. Land Pervan and Freshman of the Year ___,_ er's only victory against Lynn came Eusebio Montoya to only two shots _ in the 1990 NAIA Tournament. on net in second round match-up. IMJ {---,._._.Ad8•ic- .,_...... "Lander has had a difficult schedule The winner of this match will trav 11·111 Pk.C:ortt " 7-JO,.. 11-19 ~~Cc\>i!IJitC~ 1 -":J0p..a like us," Pendelton said. ''They've el to Wichita Falls, Texas, to par --U-:3 Nk~~r.,n:~in 7.·l0p.a 11-.."11 Plt-D.IJ~toi Second Team AII-SSC guard James Questloos or Comments? Cage and SSC All-Tournament Do you have a question, opin member Sheldon Edwards return ion, or event that you would like from the 2004-2005 championship to be seen in the iPulse? E-mail: squad. [email protected] Calendar On Knight Radio Knightly News On Campus OJ Angel Rocks The Radio A StudemRun Broacloost Yoca H' \ lidmcl Jacob, lh kna~u" When: 11:1!! pm Where: Aerobics Studio, Third Floor, Lynn Residence Hall Karate When: 4:00pm Wbere:AcrobicsStudio, Third Floor, Lynn Residem1e Hall a-n Colloquium MeetiD& When: 5:30pm Where: Perper Lounge, First Floor Library llunbae~!qlpootGnql ·;:~ r£iAor When: 7:00pm C..\.,. . rl- Lynn's Communications de Where: EML 500 partment has embarked on a Jessica Bernstein, aka DJ new venture with a student Java Jam Angel, hosts a music show run news broadcast called When: 8:00 pm every Thunday night from "Knightly News." Where: Christine's 5:00 pm -7:30pm. Who: Lorna Bracewell "Knightly News" will air Bernstein enjoys playing on Lynn's closed-circuit TV Smoke-Out "Live life to the fullest" "Leave for the hurricane." mostly rock music, includ channel, as well as on Boca On Campus Event ing both classic and current Raton Educational Televi -Sarlo Delmer, Freshman -Maria Filippo, Senior tracks. She also mixes her sion in Boca and Delray. The set up with a little bit of pop and hip-hop. "DJ Angel" plays music trivia with Iistenen who call in with answen. Bernstein is a 21-year-old junior at Lynn from New lJS;;i ~-·- · York City, and she is major Jim Brosemer told the "Go to college." "Don't let people take ad- ing in International Commu iPulse that the fint show vantage of you." nications with a Specializa has just wrapped up, and -Inga Richter, Senior -Chrisbna Campione, Senior tion in Documentary Film. it features such stories as When: 11:30 am- 1:00pm R.patferl8y ~lliaboao She is interested in pursuing hurricane victims at Lynn, a career in film and music. displaced pets, Christine's, Where: Cafeteria Lobby Conc:emed Friends Group Formla&-- What: Pick up a Quit Kit profiles of foreign students, This radio show is unique and of course, Lynn sports Take a five question quiz A number of students have expressed concern about because Angel plays a va • and receive candy friends who may. have a drinking and/or other drug and weather. riety of music which varies Obtain educational materials problem. As a result of their friend's drinking and/or according to her mood. is drugging they have felt stress; this is known as sec:ond The ~ow reported, re corded, written, and pro When: 2:00 pm- 3:00 pm hand effect of substance abuse. Where: Cafeteria "DJ Angel" is also one of duced entirely by students, the few female disc jockeys What: Movie: SeeM Smoldng If you have experienced this effect and want to be a with the help of faculty ad Featuring well-known ac to host a show on Knight vison Denise Belafonte and part of a support group where you can get ~~on ton, directon, and models Radio. Jim Brosemer. on how to help a friend, please contact Gail ~~ Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Specialist, When: 3:00 pm- 4:00 pm When Bernstein listens to The Communications stu by either stopping in at the Counseling Center, or ph~ the airwaves, she blasts hard dents in this newscast are Where: Cafeteria 561-237-7468 or email at [email protected]. All m rock on the local stations. memben of the National What: Speaker: Marcella quiries will be held in confidence. Capar of Floridians for Broadcast Society. • Youth Tobacco Education "DJ Angel" would like to say hello to her listenen and friends. Codiga put the Knights up by six in the second half. A IS-foot jumper by Osmer put the Knights up 51-49. Lynn proceeded to go on a 14-2 run to close out the game and give itself a 12-point vic tory. "I think we were nervous in the begiMing, but we played here last year, we knew the atmosphere, and The No. 10 Lynn men's basketball "My confidence level bas definitely we just toughed it out," said Os team rolled past Palm Beach Atlan risen from my rookie year because mer, who finished with 17 points, 7 tic in its season opener home game of the success we had as a team For the second consecutive year, boards and 3 blocks while attempt by the score of I 0 1-65. la.St season. With this core group of the Lynn women's basketball team ing a team-high I 0 free-throws. guys back from last year's team and The Knights ( 1-0) had six players opened its season with a win. "I knew .if my team or I went ag thenew players that Coach [McMil score in double-digits as they shot gressive to the net that the referees lin1 brought in, we are learning to 50.7 percent from the field. Junior The Blue and White defeated Flor would call it. I worked on my free play together still, so the best is yet Jasper McDuffus led Lynn with 15 ida Memorial 63-51 behind solid throws all summer and even though to come," Schur said. · points, adding 14 rebounds for the offensive performances from Jackie I missed some, I hit them when we double-double. Hayes finished the game witti IS Codiga and Megan Osmer. The needed them most." points and 7 rebounds, while shoot duo combined for 35 points, 16 "It felt good to finally play a game ing 6-of-11 from the field. Junior rebounds and three blocks while Codiga grabbed 18 points and nine · here at home in front of the fans James Cage, the Knights' Preseason Allegra Armstrong tied her career boards while newcomer Krystal and it was a great atmosphere," said All-America selection, had IS high for rebounds with 13. Perry grabbed nine boards. Lisa McDuffus. points while dishing out five assists Sykora also chipped in I 0 points Junior Andrew Smith was tops on and grabbing three rebounds. "This was a very tough game for the on 6-of-6 shooting from the line. the squad in scoring with 16 points first game of the season," said head Marissa Davenport led the Fighting "A lot of people stepped up tonight coach Pam DeCosta, who improves as he came off the bench. Lions with II points. The Knights and we started seeing the chemistry . to 2-1 on opening night. held the Lions to 31.7% shooting that we could make as a team. We Senior Sheldon Edwards finished from the ftoor and only I 0.5% from still have some work to do heading the night with 12 points and eight "These ki9s can practice all day three-point range. rebounds. Senior Marcus Hayes fin into our tournament this weekend long but the game is a little differ because we need to cut down on ished out the first half with a jumper ent story when the lights come on. Lynn hosts Puerto Rico-Cayey in its our turnovers and work harder on in the paint We got down by a couple ofbuckets home opener on Saturday, Nov. 19 the boards," Cage said. but our girls were mentally tough to Coming out of the locker room with at 5:30pm.• come back, run their offense and a 46-26 first half lead, ttie Knights The Knights will return to action this execute." quickly pushed the lead to 26 points weekend as they will host the Pepsi in the first five minutes of tlie sec Tip-Off Classic at horne. Lynn will The Knights played from behind ond period. Smith knocked down a first battle with Puerto Rico-Cayey until 13 minutes .remained in the 3-point bucket to extend the score at ':30 pm. on Friday and will fin first half when four ties and eight to 77-39. ish up with North Carolina Central at 7:30pm on Saturday~• lead chlinges ensued over the next Junior Evan Cohn gave LyM its eight minutes. biggest lead of the game on a bas ket from the 3-point arch, pushing Lynn built a 4 point lead with Maki the score to 82-42. Cohn finished na Waye'sjump shot. Osmer hit her the game with three assists and two first career three-point shot and steals, while connecting on two Codiga hit one of two free throws free-throws ending the game with S as time expired to put LU up by 4 points. going into the half. Sophomore Hans Schur had a ca reer night as he knocked down 12 points and brought down a career high seven boards and dished out two assists. Questloas or Comments? Do you have a question, opinion, or event that you would like to be seen in the iPulse? E-mail: [email protected] The wisest mind has aomet:bing~ ''to learn. - Calendar '' Things I Can't Live Without Ready to Rumba On Campus Reported By '\1wk \\"bh OLASEventA TOEFL Examiaation B\ kru Luwrn When: 9:00 am Where: Second Floor, In ternational Center Pool Tournament When: 5:00pm Where: Knights Cowt Nothing But Klezmer When: 5:30 pm Where: Amamick-Gold stein Theater, Int'l Building What: Concert Saturday The Organization of Latin Men's Soccer Finals American Students (OLAS) When: 12:00 pm held its first major event Who: Lander University Wednesday night. Lynn Chamber Orchestra Students and faculty came When: 5:30pm out to support tbc organiza Where: Amamick-Gold tion and to dance the night stein Theater, Int'l Building away. Women's Buketball Prizes were awarded for When: 5:30pm best dancing in the follow Where: Gym ing categories: Who: Puerto Ric:o-Cayey Best Salsa Dancers Best Merenp Dancers Men's Basketball Couple Wrth The Best Moves When: 7:30pm Best Overall Dancing Couple Where: Gym Best Latin "Wamlabe" Couple Who: Puerto Rii:o-Cayey The event took place in the Media &hedule festively decorated Student On Campus Center Courtyard. Knightly News The night was a success, and A Student News Broadcast all of those who attended When: 12:00 pm are "ready to rumba" again at the next OLAS event • Support Group "Food, because it's good." On Campus "Beer, to help me relax." Science Students Showcased An Alcoholics Anonymous Students Speak At American Chemical Society group is DOW forming OD campus. Students that are interested in participating in this stu dent-run group should con- 1 tact Gail DcCina, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treat ment Specialist Students, along with Head rgraduate Infared Spectros Stop in at the Counseling of Science Department Dr. copy Research at the Lynn Khalique Ahmed, presented University" and "Difference Center, calling 237-7468, Esther~~ tJ1 ore-mailing gdecina@lynn, their research at the South Attenuated Total Reflection Sal- and Rental• 1l!!im edu. Florida section of the Amer Spectroscopy of Onion Va LuJ&ury Horn.. Inc.. ican Chemical Society last rieties." 7000 W. Palmetto PK Ftd., Suite 109 Boca Ralon. Florida 33433 Saturday...... (581 ) 388~1800 All inqui Cell (.581) 855·8:J32. ries will be The poster forms of the pre Fax (58 1) 385-4385 Alt.emate F•x (581) 750-Q516 - held in con Their presentations were sentations are available for fidence.• "Highlights of Recent Und- viewing in ASSAF 110. • Injuries and setbacks are a thing of "'lbe kids who finished out the sea the past while hope and high expec son were incredible and they gained tations arc in place for the 2005-06 a tremendous amount of experience Lynn University women's basket that we hope will carry over into Alexandra, Acosta feels that her positive atti ball team. this season. or Alex, tude has been a trey to her success Acosta is a both on the field and off. The Knights return their entire team, 19-ycar-old including two injured players, and Miami na On the field sbe believes thar her welcome three new additions. tivewhohas defense is what helps her to be a been play great, well-rounded player. A year after winning the most games ing sports since 2001-02, equaling the amount for years. As for weaknesses on the field, ofwins the past two years combined Acosta says they are "non-exis and winning the second most sse Acosta loves tent." games in program history, this is a being a part team that can only improve. of a winning team, and that is ex After her first year of collegiate actly what she is a part of. Acosta is game play, Acosta believes the most Lest opponents forget the Blue and on the Lynn softball team, who was important thing is to repeat the Na White played a significant amount recently honored for its champion tional Championship title that the ofgames with only six healthy play ship in a ceremony at lunch. softball team has earned. ers and lost six games by I0 points or less. The Lynn softball team is the 2005 Acosta believes that athletes are NCAA Division II National Cham- · considered inftuential individuals The Knights played only three pionsbip team. on campus. "I think people on cam games with their full roster, going Now, having the number of players pus respect all athletes because they 2-1, and eight games with their top we do and getting two of our play By combining seriousness and a understand how difficult it is to bal two scorers, going 6-2. ers back from injury, we can go as great sense of humor, Acosta is able ance athletics and academics," said far as we want to go and there arc to be successful in her leadership Acosta. With a full arsenal at their dispos no more excuses for us. role on the team. al the Knights will be kings of the Acosta is a Criminal Justice major round table this season. Our expectations are high and ev Acosta is the team's shortstop and who is continuing her academic and eryone left last season with the same the guide of the infield, and often athletic career here at Lynn. She is "After finishing last season the way thoughts: getting stronger, getting you will see her in the field with a training hard now and getting ready we did, in such a limited capacity, better and coming back to show ev smile on her face. for the upcoming softball season. • to us it was a success," said head eryone what should have been. coach Pam DeCosta, who is 17-38 in two seasons. We have a lot of kids that are com ing back that are better players and we're anxious to get back on the ftoor."• 1 Calendar uestton o e ay Topl\.mes [On Campus What's on your holiday wish list? Most Played mp3's Georp Bl'alldlu:r, Senior Oa Campaalatenlew 1. ''Rim It!" (w/Juclz) Whea: 9:00 am • 4:00 pm -Chris Brown Where: Haonifan Center 2 "Hung Up" Who: Jefferson Pilot -Madonna Yoga 3 "My Humps" Whea: 12: 1S pm -Black Eyed Peas Where: Aerobics Studio 4 "Photograph" -Nickelback Career Worklbop s ''When rm Gone" Whea: ll:OOam-12:00pm -Eminem Where: Hannifan Center 6 '~I'MairChilmlllsYai ' What: Raunc&:CcM:r l..etlas -Mariah Carey 7 "Stickwitu" Ultimate Friabee Tommy Tickenoff, Senior •The Pussycat Dolls Whea: 4:00pm 8 "Gold Digger" w/ J. Foxx Where: Intramural Field -KanyeWest Texu Hold'em ToiU'IIalllellt 9 "Laffy Taffy" Whea: 7:00pm -D4L Where: Knighta' Court 1.0 "DDIIce, DIIDCe" Boaus: VIdeo iPod prize -Fall Out Boy Sign Up: Student Activities Vidflix Alcohol Abuse New DVD Releases Effects of the Drug Number One On the List: Pluma Screen 1V Poalble Flnt-Haad Elleeta •Missing classes •Doing something you resm Aspirations and Inspimtions Support Group •Forgetting where you were A Student Profile of Virginia Couch On Compus •Destroying property Mr. & Mrs. Smith (P ia desian. Couch believes how the littlest thinp I can :;:. ===~d ., s~ • te 109 that in fashion design, de- do for others can make the :=='(;;.';';:.=3 .... signen are able to express bigpst difference in their ~:! :::~~ ;~_:: and share their individual lives, and rn never forget -::=:::.=::.::-::_ .. creativity. that."• --lf)Oil-*lllao!o-io.dlo...... [email protected] --~-llrillaoyB.._ __B .... ~Dmd-Midlooll-laN...... VICkyl'oloor.Min-BI)Iio-~3uaor.NI his free kick in the 49th minute bent around a four man wall25-yards out to the far post. That goal gave the junior midfielder six for the NCAA Tournament, tying the record held by Nimrod Dreyfuss and Andrew Ziemer. "It was nice to get the penalty kick and then go up 2-0," said Scroggins. ''The boys played well, we created ....._ a lot of chances and we were espe Lynn senior Theresa Daniels was cially solid in the back." named First Team All-Sunshine State Conference and Second Team In the 57th minute, Young turned All-South Region this week repre around his defender with one-touch senting the Knights volleyball and fired a shot under the arm of Ryan Peck for the goal. The outside hitter is just the seventh player in program history be listed The Freshman Alessandro Salvatore among the Ali-SSC honorees and from Austin, Texas scored his first she's the first to earn a spot on the Two goals in the first 15 minutes The Knights came out of the gates goal in the 87th minute, heading in first team. Daniels is also the first set the tone for a long day as Lynn's very aggressive, with Carl Wallace a ball from Carl Wallace. Hiroshi ever All-Region selection in Lynn men's soccer team overpowered notching their first goal just eight Ando completed the scoring for the volleyball history. Lander 8-0 in the NCAA Division and a half minutes into the game. Fighting Knights with 38 seconds [[ Quarterfinals on Saturday after remaining, heading in a pass from The Sunrise, Fla. native finished noon. Seven minutes later Young set up Kenneth Viquez on the back post. the season leading the sse in kills the Knights second goal, making per game, spiking 4.51 per contest. Seven different members ofthe Blue his way into the Lander 18-yard Lynn outshot Lander 274 and won Daniels had 397 total kills in her and White scored, while Lee Paul box and getting fouled by one of the the comer kick battle 8-4. Kevin senior season, finishing with 1,218 Scroggins tied an NCAA record for Bearcats defenders to give his team Street and Liam Bull combined on in her four-year career which places goals in a tournament with six. Lynn a penalty kick. Scroggins' shot into the Knights seventh shutout of the her second on in Lynn history. will face the winner of the Cal-State the lower left comer was no match season, also notching three saves. Dominguez Hills/Fort Lewis match for Baum who down to the right Daum recorded one save in the first "These are great honors for The in Wichita Falls, Texas. side. balf while Peck notched seven in resa and our program," head coach the second half. • Ginny Kelly said. "Theresa worked "We've had a difficult season with Lee Porter's shot to the upper right very hard to elevate her individual hurricanes and injuries and these comer on the ensuing PK put Lynn game this year and her hard work boys have gone through a lot," said up 3-0. paid off. I hope these are the first head coach Shaun Pendleton. of many honors to come to this pro The Knights defensive unit of Por gram." "But once we have our main squad ter, Nano Short, Leon Jackson, put together, we're a pretty good Courtney Rimmer and David Benn The Knights completed their sec team. [.•. ] We're just very thankful held the Bearcats to only three shots ond season with Kelly at the helm to represent Lynn University and on goal for the game. as they finished I 0-13 overall and the Sunshine State Conference in 5-9 in the sse .• the final four." Scroggins put Lynn up 5-0 when Qaestloas or COIIIDICIIls? Do you have a question, opin ion, or event that you would like Girls & Sports to be seen in the iPulse? E-mail: [email protected] At Tbe Movies- All Lynn students can get into the Mimer Park. movie theaters for half price by showing their student 10 on That's $3.50 for showing! Calendar SPECIAL EDmON: ACADEMIC ADVENTURE DAY On Campus On-Campus Interview When: 9:00am-4:00pm HONtEYL.OVE Where: Hannifan Center Who: Four Seasons Resort Contact: kcatalina@lyrnedu Teacher of the Year Visit When: 4:00pm Where: A. G. Concert Hall Who: Kerri Walukiewicz Sand VoUeybaU When: 6:00pm Where: Outdoor Court Comedian Tim Young Wben: 7:00pm Wbere: Knights Court Academic Adventure Special Event Today FYE classes are par ticipating in a special Ada cemic Adventure day. Everyone is welcome to join the adventure today in the cafeteria. There will be contests and Central Ameri can/Caribbean food. Student-created posters will be judged today, and prizes will be awarded on the Aca demic Adventure 2006 trip in January.•,,, Edllw: Jea.o Z&mly. lbftl: Briaany Bialowas. Mauricio Bolero. Brect Olanman, David Hwuer. Mil.ilacl Jacobs, 1on N*anm. VICky Posner. Mm. Slmncl. Elysb. Sutherland, C.OOna. Suarez. Nicole Walsh. Flnky Ad \'liar: Myles LudwiJ A supreme defensive effort by the "I know my job on this team is to Schur gave the Knights their largest Lynn women's basketball team play defense and[... ] grab rebounds lead of the night with eight minutes earned the Knights an 87-37 victory on the defensive and offensive end remaining to play, at 55-47. In a against Puerto-Rico Cayey last Sat of the floor," Temple said. game that saw eight ties and eight urday. LU opened the season 2-0 lead changes, the Knights took con for the second consecutive year. The Knights jumped out to a quick trol the rest of the way. 9-0 lead in the first four minutes of "Defense is something that we live the game, not allowing PR-Cayey Cohn chipped in with 8 points in by and tonight our defense was to score until the 15:45 mark. the victory and dished out 7 assists, ok," said head coach Pam DeCosta, while also taking away 2 steals. Se whose team forced 46 turnovers. After halftime, the Knights extend nior Chris Temple grabbed 4 boards "This team is learning to be men ed the lead to 49-27. Hans Schur and added 2 points. tally tough and finish what they scored 8 points in the final period started." and James Cage scored 12 points, Lynn dropped its first game of the grabbed 5 boards, 4 assists, and 3 season last Wednesday as Arkan Osmer and Williams combined for steals. sas-Monticello Weevils won their 12 points during the run. Osmer led first game of the year by the score all scorers with 21 points and 17 re Sophomore Hans Schur rallied the of74-61. bounds. No. 10 Lynn University men's bas ketball team to a 72-61 victory over The Knights shot just 40.4 percent Senior guard Makina Waye finished North Carolina Central in the final from the floor, their lowest output the half 6-of-6 from the field for 13 Senior Sheldon Edwards' double game of the Pepsi Tip-Off Classic of the season. Senior Marcus Hayes points. double helped lift the No. 10 Lynn on Saturday. led the Knights with 14 points and men's basketball team to an 88-56 added a game-high 4 steals in the "I just went out there and tried to victory on Nov. 18 in the opening Schur scored 8 ofhis 13 points in the defensive effort. have some fun tonight," Waye said. game of the Pepsi Tip-Off Classic. second half. For the third-straight game the Knights shot over 50 per The Weevils took a 32-25 lead into Lynn held Puerto Rico to 22.7% for The Knights got 16pointsand lOre centage from the floor, finishing the the lockerroom. the game. Jade Williams led the bounds from Edwards as he notches game with a 50.9 percentage. team with nine second half points double-figure points for the second the Knights tied up the score for as the freshman point guard re straight contest. "I know that I need to step up, es- the first time in the second half by bounded from a tough first game to pecially with our injury situation break buckets by sophomore Evan drop a career-high 17 points. "We did okay tonight in the win, but (James Cage), and I think that not Cohn and Schur. The Knights never we still have to work on our chem just myself, but many others came took the lead in the game. Jackie Codiga finished 6-of-15 istry as a team," Edwards said. "We up with some big plays down the from the field for 14 points and six still have to focus on getting better stretch," Schur said · Schur knocked doWn 12 points in rebounds.• because we have some tough games · the loss for his fourth-straight game in the near future." Senior Marcus Hayes led all scor- in double-figures, adding 3 re ers with 23 points, 7 assists, 6 re- bounds and 2 steals. He shot 5-of-7 Junior Jasper McDuffus got his sec bounds, and 2 steals. Senior Shel- from the field, for a team-high 69 ond consecutive double-double with don Edwards and junior Andrew percent shooting this season. • I 0 points and I 0 rebounds. Senior Smith each finished the game with Marcus Hayes scored 17 points and II points. 7 assists. Evan Cohn finished with 2 points and 6 assists. Senior Chris Sophomore Evan Cohn gave the Temple finished with eight points Knights the 24-22 advantage with and a game-high II rebounds. five minutes to go until the break. Questions or Comments? Do you have a question, opin ion, or event that you would like to be seen in the iPulse? E-mail: [email protected] E~;~ta. MMIW.4.__.. ,._~ ...... - -- -..:.....,._~ ...... -t ~ a~•·'VolfM.&ICit -·MI>!~:I ~"'-·!M:Iii~~