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"We will have · to live with terrorism for From dictator MOSUL• •) the rest of our lives."

- DWIGHT KIEL POLITICAL SCIENCE PROFESSOR to ·democracy TIKRIT ·• Professors ponder whether Iraq can . .

FALLUJAH • make the transition from terror

' ) VIJAV PATTISAPU political science said democracy should come Staff Writer gradually, as peace and security begin to be taken •KARBALA for granted in Iraq. On June 28; 16 months after David Houghton, assistant professor of political American forces invaded Iraq, science, said "most people would settle for a non­ the United States trans- deinocratic government as a prelude to a demo­ ferred sovereignty to cratic one, given the mess in Iraq right now:• Iraq's interim g0v­ "Saddam Hussein was a sort of mixed blessing," ernment. Saddam Houghton said. He compares Hussein's coercion of Hussein is currently Iraq's Shi'ites, Sunnis, and Kurds into a unified state on trial to that of Tito's coercion of Muslims, Serbians, and · Professors at Croatians in Yugoslavia after World War II. UCF feel a generally Factions are one of biggest problems facing the positive energy about new Iraq. "Kurds are Kurds before [they are] the latest develop­ Iraqis," Warren Goldstein, professor of sociology ments in Iraq, though said. . they are cautious in pre­ · There are two major social rifts in Iraq: an eth­ . dictions and analysis. The nic struggle between Aiabs and Kurds, and a·reli­ · phrase "puppet regime" gious division between the Shi'ite and Sunni sects often ricochets off the walls of Islam. There is overlap, but at the.political level of Colbourn Hall, when refer­ most people talk about "the three factions": Shi'ite, ring to the new interim govern­ Sunni, and Kurd. · ment. Most warned about the Contrary to popular belief, neither reUgious fac­ perils ofcriticizing what has already Hon is more conservative or anti-American than happened, saying "Monday morning the other. Hadi Abbas, a professor of art who lived ·: quarterbacks win all the games," "hind­ under Saddam Hussein, pointed out how Western sight is 20/20" and ''this was a learning expe­ judgment of Sunnis and Shi'ites flips back and rience." forth. Britain appointed a Sunni monarch when it They all agree on the enormity of the task set up its new government in Iraq in 1921, believing ·before Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi and his · Sunnis to be the more liberal and modern sect. In cabinet. the '70s and '80s that feeling wa.S negatively rein- ILLUST~TJON BY JERROD ROCKHILL I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUI.URE. "Order and security are what we neoo first," The United States handed over control of Iraq on June 28, two 'days earlier than expected. Houman Sadri said. The .associate professor of PLEASE SEE DEMOCRACY ON AS

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ing. And most finding occur in tem­ Eggs laid early hint perate areas," Weishampel said. ) Several issues concern scientists regarding the shift in egg-laying at rising temperature behavior of the loggerhead. "Maybe mating that proceeds [laying eggs] is NASEEM SOWTI not happening," Weishampel said.. Staff Writer The babies may hatch out before the food supply - crabs, shrimp, and jel­ A shift in loggerhead turtle nest­ lyfish - would be easily available. ing has some scientists worried that The warming of the sea surface rising global temperatures might temperature can also have adverse eventually destroy local ecosystems. effects on the eggs. "The sex of the "Think of nature as a big sympho­ hatchlings. is· temperature-depend­ ny," said John Weishampel, an associ­ ent. If the eggs ·are laid earlier, it ate professor of biology. "The instru­ might mess up the female to male ments are animals and plants, and the ratio," Weishampel said. MICHAEL SNEAD I CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE timing that these instruments play "Loggerheads are carnivorous," he Eric Van Stryland is directing a study at UCF to develop technology that could prevent laser damage, as well as increase eomputer and telecommunications efficiency. [e.g. mate or lay eggs] makes this said. "This puts them at top of the symphony." . food chain, and if you remove them, . This beautiful symphony could be · you'll mess up the chain." : threatened, according to a study con­ Loggerheads, which are the most Laser-blocking material .could help • ducted by WeishampeL common sea turtles in Florida, are a His team has found that local log­ threatened species. An adult can gerhead turtles are laying their eggs weigh up to 350 pounds and measure 10 days earlier than they used to 15 about three feet in length. '.These tur­ military. troops protect their eyes . years ago, and they believe global tles mate during March and June, : warming to be the cause. and lay their eggs as early as April. VIJAV PATTISAPU Van Stryland, director of the Center for like glasses. The raw materials are Weishampel, along with biology Their nesting season peaks in the Staff Writer Research and Education in Optics and cheap, says Van Stryland, but right now . professor Llew Ehrhart and research .months of June and July and ends in Lasers and the Florida Photonics Cen- building it is "prohibitively expensive" :

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Iraq signs the Baghdad Pact with Ahmad Hasan Al-Bakr Iraq invades Iran, starting a Hussein drains Britain becomes In World War II the Iraqi ,. Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey, which stages a coup and war that would last 8 years southern marshlands involved with the government tries to ally with would provide them with British­ overtakes the government. and kill more than 1 million. inhabited by Shi'ites, Persian Gulf to Germany, Italy, and Japan to . . fight British influence in Iraq agrees with foreign supported mutual defense. Many in retaliation to their protect trade routes raq becomes an Iraq. Britain· defeats Iraq and Ioil companies to receive Kurds, denied complete ~ All foreign oil Hussein invades Kuwait, Iraqis opposed this and other opposition to his ... with India . ndependent nation but expels pro-Axis leaders. 50% of profits from oil autonomy and a share of oil companies taken overJ. accusing it of violating Western ties. The Pan-Arabism government. [ endures ethnic rebellions. drilled there. revenues, revolt. by Iraqi government. OPEC production limits. movement begins to develop. I 1800s 1932 1940-1 1950-2 1955 1961---- 1968 1973 1980 1990 : 1994

r--1921 1936 .------1943 1950s r------1958 r- 1970 1974 1979 1987-8 1991 11998 Britain sets up a Iraq declares war on the Army officers kill the monarchs, ~1963 Iraq adopts a new Saddam Hussein, after ,Pers ian Gulf War J f U.S. and Britain begin government in Axis powers. · overthrow the government and constitution. Al-Bakr signs an engineering Al-Bakr's begins. bombing targets in the Mesopotamia with a make Iraq a republic. The army agreement with the Kurds resignation, becomes northern no-fly zone, League of Nations officers set 'up a three-man that ends all frghting. president. weekly, sometimes daily. mandate. Sovereignty Council consisting of Anti-British groups in a Shi'ite Arab, a Sunni Arab, and Army officers and Kurds allowed self-rule and given several Iraqi government retaliates The constant barrage the army seize control of Iraqi opposition to the a Kurd. General Abdul Karim members of the Ba'ath governmental positions. After their provisions were against Kurds for supporting continues until Operation the government. monarchy. Kassem becomes premier. party stage a coup. rejected, the Kurds rebel, but are swiftly defeated. Iran during the war. Iraqi Freedom.

• :Democracy in the Middle East and other roadblocks

FROM Al The issue of democracy is entangled with the agree that Iraqi democracy will not resemble ours. issue of sovereignty - the voice of the Iraqi gov­ "Democracy is not an end state," according to The professors forced, as Ayatollah Khomeini, the late Iranian ernment should be based upon the voices of the Handberg. It is a "process,'' and time does not stop radical, was a Shi'ite, so at the time, popular opin­ Iraqi people. once a nation becomes democratic. ion held Shi'ites to host more conservative and "If we have to intervene to support democracy, fundamentalist members. That feeling was - · democracy doesn't exist,'' Handberg said. 'Winning hearts and minds' reversed by 9/11, Abbas said. Sunnis were then Houghton offers different hypotheticpl litmus Sadri said that though the·interim leaders have thought to host more conservatives and funda­ test scenarios for Iraqi sovereignty. What if the originally come to power with the help ofa foreign mentalists, as ·osama bin Laden had trained Sunni interim government asks the United States to force, "as they do more and more good things they extremists during the Afghan resistance to the leave? Will occupying troops even take orders [will] get more legitimacy." Abbas is confident, Soviet Union. from this "rag-tag band" of appointees? How will because though the interim government is not Handberg Houghton Sadri Fundamentalists can claim either affiliation. America respond to an Iraq that has become anti­ elected, its members are highly educated. Moreover, the terms "Sunni" and "Shi'ite" denote American by democratic process? Another aid to legitimacy would be to interna­ Hadi Abbas, professor of art, grew up in 1,aq under Saddam Hussein groups of similar schools of thought, not discrete tionalize the military forces occupying Iraq, Dolan sects. Will democracy work in the Middle East? suggested. Several professors agreed with this, Sean Adams, assistant professor of history, emphasis on 19th-/ -· .._ " I first time," Thomas ;xplained. any proof and are allowed to English." N 0 W:. - R ,E G l STE R I N G F 0 R 0 U R UPC 0 _MJ"' Nk G~,_;y~ ER M '_: "Many people lost their jobs or receive assistance as long as a The center will host a ben­ - ' • ' • • • • , . t. ~ ·".~,-~-.:1 were making too much to need exists. efit a Sk-run/walk race on July qualify for welfare and not Thomas asserts that only 31 at Bill Frederick's Park, for­ /I enough to eat and pay their one person in the past th'ree merly Turkey Lake Park, off of light bill." years "may have been taking South Hiawassee Trail. J .~.!tz Accustomed to going to the advantage." That person had According to Thomas, the -- Prequalification [ ---;;;, store to get what they chqse, their membership revoked. second annual Race with Des­ and Appraisal for 1st .JI!_ many people couldn't come to It takes 20 paid employees tiny will raise money to "help ~~~~ Mortgage Applicams -·· grips with getting issued uni­ and many volunteers to keep out with food and maybe even­ only. Offer expires form boxes of weekly supplies. the organization running, and tually purchase a truck. We September 30. · The center quickly became it's a busy organization. currently rent a 26-foot one, 2004. known for the freedom and Thomas estimated that the but could really use one of our self-respect it offered to those DCAC helps about 12~000 fam- own.'' ... down on their luck. . ilies a month. The DCAC is located on "We chose that method While donations help, the Michigan Street between because a lot of places distrib­ center purchases 95 percent of South Orange Avenue and I-4. ute items in their boxes that the food it sells at wholesale It is the bright-yellow building every family may not need," and salvage markets. "We just right next to the railroad track. UCF scholars shine in pageant The 69th annual Miss Flori­ • Miss Broward County The Citizens Bank of Oviedo is making the American Dream come true for would-be da pageant, held June 26, was Denesha Jenkins. an eventful one for UCF, with • Alumna Miss North homeowners every day. From long-term, fixed-rate mortgages to adjustable rate loans, eight of the 42 contestants Genevieve Jahn fmished construction financing and more. 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As Kerry announced his guage to welcome Edwards to medicine to treat 40 or so vil­ dedsion in Pittsburgh, a huge the race. lagers afllicted with leprosy. - ASSOCIATED PRESS crowd of supporters burst into But Reid's idealistic plan applause, waving handmade Car bomb in town northeast was scuttled by a stubborn signs that mixed with profes­ of Baghdad kills 13. Ghanaian culture. In the end, sionally printed "Kerry­ BAGHDAD, Iraq - A car the man affectionately dubbed Edwards" placards kept under bomb exploded Tuesday in a "Mr. Bill" a generation earlier wraps until the last minute. town northeast of Baghdad, would see a bullet with his "I trust that met with your killing 13 people who were name on it and would be lucky f. approval," Kerry, a smile cross­ attending a wake for the vic­ to escape Ghana with his life. ing his face, said at a rally. A tims ofa previous attack, hospi­ The Ghanaian style is banner unfurled behind him tal officials said. deeply rooted in the bureaucra­ with the latest campaign mes­ The bombing in Khalis cy the country inherited when sage: "Kerry-Edwards. A c;ame two days after gunmen it gained independence from stronger America." faed at a building belonging to the British in 1957, said Inder By selecting Edwards, 51, a city council official, killing Khera, a professor of interna­ Kerry went with the smooth­ two people and wounding two. tional marketing at Wright talking Southern populist over Tuesday's attack targeted the State University in Dayton, more seasoned politicians in wake for those killed Sunday. Ohio. hopes of injecting vigor and The nearby city of Baqouba small-town appeal to the was the scene of fierce fighting U.S., Mexico to resume sharing Democratic presidential ticket. between American soldiers financial infonnation Kerry, a decorated Vietnam and insurgents who tried to WASHINGTON - The veteran whom critics call aloof, seize government buildings Bush administration calculated that his ticket didn't and police stations only days announced Tuesday that it has need foreign policy heft as before power was handed over resumed sharing a wide range much as a flash of pizzazz. by U.S. occupation authorities of financial information with "I was humbled by his offer," to the interim government June Mexico with the aim of trying Edwards said in a statement, 28. to catch money launderers, "and thrilled to accept it." Also Tuesday, a group of drug dealers and terrorist fin­ Edwards is a self-made mul­ armed, masked Iraqi men anciers. timillionaire who turned his threatened to kill Jordanian In April, the United States up-from-the-bootstraps biogra­ militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi had suspended sharing such phy into a compelling story ifhe did not immediately leave information with Mexico, deal­ during his nomination fight the country, accusing him of ing a blow to cross-border against Kerry and several oth­ killing innocent Iraqis and crime fighting, which had ers. defiling the Muslim religion. resulted in the arrests of sever­ During that campaign, The threats revealed the al high-profile drug lords. Edwards did better than Kerry deep anger many Iraqis feel The U.S. government did so among Republicans and nearly toward foreign fighters, whom after sensitive information pro­ as well among independents, many consider as illegitimate a vided by the Treasury Depart­ according to exit polls conduct­ presence here as the 160,000 ment's .Financial Crimes ed by The Associated Press. By troops of the U.S.-led coalition. Enforcement Network was comparison, among all voters leaked by Mexican officials. in those primaries, Kerry beat Maine retiree's plan to hel13 lepers After the suspension, the net­ Edwards 2-to-l. Edwards' voters exposes him to Ghana pohtics work outlined a set of steps that frequently said the top candi­ AUGUSTA, Maine - Bill Mexico should take before the date quality in their choice was Reid stepped from a plane onto United States would agree to that "he has a positive mes­ the hot tarmac in the Ghanaian resume information-sharing. sage." capital of Accra, tired but eager The Treasury Department President Bush's allies at the to return to the country where said Tuesday that Mexico has epublican National Commit- he had been Peace Corps vol- since taken ste.i,js to safeguard www.UCFnews.com ·Wednesday, July 7, 2004

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Days until the , i 2004-05 UCF Gabriel is shining in silver and black me for its movie list men's basketball season begins This Friday, ABC invites you to the offense. This work ethic KRISHA ZAGURA join America's greatest family ever, Contribyting Writer has allowed him to get to this the Tanners, in a very special, reunion point after dominating in high episode of Full House. Working hard to achieve school and later in the colle­ A distraught Danny Tanner gath­ sul'.cess is nothing new to the giate game. s ers Joey, Jesse, DJ, Stephanie and even Days until the 2004 Oakland Raiders' young wide Coming from Dr. Phillips Kimmy Gibler for a crisis intervention · UCF football receiver•Doug Gabriel High School in Orlando, when he discovers young Michelle's season begins Coming to the Raiders Gabriel was one of the most crippling eating disorder and her organization as the 167th over­ highly sought after reCruits in alleged addiction to cocaine. Can the all draft pick in 2003, Gabriel the state of Florida. His high family help get Michelle off the nose knew he was becoming a part school career was enough to candy and back on the road of of a great tradition. In his first turn heads at the University of adorable catch phrases like ''You got year, he earned himself the Miami, lone of the national Days until the 2004 it, dude?" position as primary kick college football powerhouses. UCF women's soccer OK, that's not really going to hap­ return specialist and is com­ He had the speed and athleti­ season begins pen, but we all know it would make peting for an offensive posi­ cism that was needed to dom­ for the greatest television event ever. tion beside future Hall of inate at this cutthroat college With that being said, I think it's Famers Jerry Rice and Tim level Gabriel signed a letter of always been pretty obvious that I have Brown. Gabriel hopes to join . intent with Miami, and later a great eye for all things Hollywood. thes~ Silver and Black leg­ decided to attend Mississippi That's why I was so disappointed Days until the 2004 ends, as his career is on the Gulf Coast Community Col­ in ESPN recently when my future UCF men's soccer rise. lege to develop his game at employer released its list of the great- season begins Rice and Brown have kept the JC level. At this time, est 25 sports movies of the past 25 ~ Gabriel alert and on top of his Gabriel became known years. I'll admit this list is a tough game on the field. Gabriel nationally as one of the most cookie to .crack, because sports is the said, "I am coming in every exceptional players in the day and trying to perfect what · country. · greatest genre ofthe big screen, hands down. I won't even argue this point I was going to do. Ifthey [Rice As a sophomore, he reset because I am absolutely right. Former UCF men's and Brown] say I do well one the school's long-standing Sports movies provide everything basketball forward day; I try and come back to do records for touchdowns (17) Dexter Lyons is necessary in cinema. There's a good it better than what I did and points scored (104) in taking the next step guy and a bad guy. The underdog before." With Gabriel's con­ 2000. Gabriel also managed to my in his basketball overcomes adversity. The guy gets the stant desire for personal account for 1,206 all-purpose was more on career, joining the' girl The little guy comes through for Boston Celtics improvement, he is quickly yards during the season. This the win. A golden retriever can shoot ., summer-league earning more playing time on earned him a slew of awards SEE GABRIEL ON A9 roster. The.14-man free throws. Scott Bakula can be an team is led by over-the-hill college quarterback former Orlando while Kathy Ireland butchers the art Magicand new of acting. Rodney Dangerfield can ~1 Celtics Coach Doc. coach a girls' soccer team and com­ Rivers. Lyons led the Knights in scoring in pletely hide the fact that Jonathan his senior year and Brandis makes a hideous girl helped lead UCF to All Ladybugs references aside, the NCAA ESPN broke my heart with this list. Tournament. Partly because they actually had th~ nerve to rank Rudy behind Bend It Like Beckham, but mainly because they left off Cool Runnings. At this point, I guarantee that 99 percent of you think I'm joking, but ~ Cartoon Network: I'm not. · 11 p.m. - Family Guy 11 :30 p.m. - Futurama First, I challenge the majority of 12 a.m. - Aqua Teen you to deny that you share my love for Hun'ger Force this movie. ~ 2 a.m. - Family Guy Second, I dare anyone to name a movie that had a greater impact on any Wmter Olympics in history. Ai Finally; fmd me a movie that made V the world care about and cheer for a team that didn't stand a chance in an "We're going to event that barely anyone watched work with these < guys as hard as we I'll admit that the plot is paint-by­ can and we're going numbers. But isn't every sports to push them hard movie? Sure it's a Disney movie and and try to make normally they make me want to rip 'Jtc them physically my eyes out, but if Disney does one tough and mentally thing right, it's a sports movie (See tough all theway through." The Rooki.e, Mirade and Remember STATE & NATION the Titans). · - ED ELLIS, UCF Cool Runnings. is simply a more DIRECTOR OF STRENGTH ANO Prized Miami recruit gets probation psychological evaluation and get modem version of Hoosiers, the No.1 · CONDITIONING, ON . FORT LAUDERDALE--'- Top any recommended treatment. movie on ESPN's list. Granted there is 'f' UCF FOOTBALL PLAYERS University of Miami football Williams, a graduate of Carol a monumental difference in the act- recruit Willie Williams was sen­ City High School in Miami, ing, production quality and outcome "The work ethic tenced to three years probation admitted violating probation of these movies, but the heart is in the we've got now is Tuesday for violating probation imposed for a Pembroke Pines same place. •'( great, and that's all on a burglary conviction. stereo shop burglary in 2002 by What most people forget is that we can ask." Williams, 19, could have faced getting arrested during a recruit­ this was one ofJohn Candy's last great - ASSISTANT up to a year in jail, but the prose­ ing visit to th,e University of movies, and he did it in a time when STRENGTH COACH cution didn't request any jail Florida in January. SCOTT SINCLAIR his buddies Dan Aykroyd and Chevy *'' time. The 6-foot-2, 225-pound · He was placed on probation Chase were making the world forget linebacker was named an All­ for a year last week in Gainesville that they were once funny. American by Parade Magazine after pleading no contest to a · We also needn't forget that this 11 t and the No. 2-ranked high-school felony count of setting off hotel was the movie that actually made player in the country by Super­ fire extinguishers and misde­ Doug E. Doug seem funny. The Prep magazine after last season. meanor battery for hugging a chances of anyone ever laughing·at "I just feel so great right now," woman without her permission. this man again are about the same as ,.. Williams said after the ruling. "I Kaplan said the crimes com~ Brit:Iiey Spears' rumored bun-in-the,­ feel magnificent. Words can't mitted in. Gainesville were "the oven belonging to me. express what this means to me." type of events committed by It takes a big man to admit that he 1 1 Williams must perform 250 LOU TOMAN I ASSOCIATED PRESS someone who is still immature." loves a Disney movie, and I'm not hours of community· service Miami linebacker recruit Willie Williams received three years probatio'n but avoided jail time. Lazarus blamed alcohol for afraid to say it It's not bad enough that while on probation and is the crimes, saying, "His prob- · VHl has officially made a list for banned from drinking alcohol pursue his education," Lazarus Tuesday seeking comment. lems in Gainesville stemmed everything humanly possible, but • and taking any unprescribed said. "He wants to get his educa­ "I don't believe you're a lost from the fact· that he was given ESPN took a quality list idea and total- drugs. He'll be subject to random tion and excel on the football cause," said Circuit Judge liquor." ly misfired. testing. field" Michael Kaplan of Fort Laud­ Williams has paid $1,700 to I'm not saying that Cool Runnings Defense attorney Paul Another Williams' attorney, erdale. "I think you've got some the hotel to cover damages and is No. 1 on my list. That distinction 'J 11 ' Lazarus said he's "extremely Bradford Cohen, said he expects promise and I don't think the his room. A misdemeanor charge belongs to Bull Durham optimistic" that Miami will the university to hold an admin­ thing to do is ptit you in jail." involving a bar fight on the same But I'll be damned ifI'll let anyone accept him because the judge istrative hearing within two Williams told the judge that weekend was dropped with leave Rastafarian bobsledders off any , ~ withheld adjudication, which weeks to review Williams' past he understood he risks going to Williams agreeing to pay the .list ever again. . leaves Williams' record clean of a misconduct and decide whether state prison if he violates proba­ man involved $1,300. felony conviction. to admit him. School officials did tion again. As part of his proba­ Ashley Bums can be reached at "He's going to get a chance to not immediately return a call tion, Williams must undergo a PLEASE SEE DUKE ON A9 [email protected] 1 • ' ~ Duke coach turns down Lakers job

FROM A8 Coach Kstays with Blue Devils DURHAM, N.C. - In the end, Mike Krzyzewski just couldn't leave Dulce. After spending the weekend · ·mulling a $40 million offer to coach the Los Angeles Lakers, the Hall ofFame coach decided to stay with the program he built into a perennial Final Four contender during his 24--year tenure. "The allure of coaching in college has no price," Krzyzewski said Monday after GRANT HALVERSTON I ASSOCIATED PRESS turning down the Lakers' offer. Duke University men's basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski turned down a chance to coach "I've never made a decision the Los Angeles Lakers to remain a Blue Devil, where he has coached for 24 years. based on what was going to m~e me the most money. It ·The announcement was arena, a sign designates the was what was going to give me welcome news for Duke fans, grassy plot where students the most happiness and I've players and administrators, camp out to attend games as been really happy and fulfilled who waited anxiously for a "Krzyzewskiville," where the at Duke." decision. When the coach said coach has been known fo occa­ Krzyzewski said the timing he waited until Monday morn­ si<;mally buy pizzas for the wait­ of the Lakers' offer and the ing to call new university pres­ ing "Cameron Crazies." team's prominence made a ident Richard Brodhead The 57-year-old Krzyzewski move tempting. But his bond because he didn't know Brod­ has a 621-181 record at Duke, with Duke was one not even head's sleeping patterns, .Brod­ leading the Blue Devils to BRETI HART I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE the glitz of Hollywood and the head was quick to joke, "They'll championships in 1991, 1992 Former UCF wide receiver ended his career as a Knight in 2002 as the single-season record holder in touchdown(l 7) and receiving yards (1,237). NBA'.s' . showcase franchise be better now." and 2001. Under Krzyzewski, could break. Still, Krzyzewski, who's had the Blue Devils have 10 Final "The decision has always several flirtations with the Fout appearances, eight been to stay at Dulce. It would NBA and came close to leaving Atlantic Coast Conference Gabriel led Oakland in kickoff have to be something changing for the Boston Celtics in 1990, tournament championships } [that]," he said at a news con­ declined to rule out ever and 10 conference regular-sea­ ference on campus. coaching in the pros. son titles. He signed a lifetime return in first sea5on with Raiders Lakers General . Manager "I don't want to say never, contract with the school three Mitch Kupchak first made his but I also don't want to lead years ago. FROM A8 expected to go high in the 2003 of 223 yards per return. He fin­ interest in hiring Krzyzewski anyone on. ... I want to coach His Duke teams have been Draft. Unfortunately the expect­ ished the season on a roll, total­ clear in conversations around for a long time," he said. ranked No. 1 in 12 seasons, offense than defense at the ed changed to the nnexpected ing more than 100 return yards the time of the NBA draft, The Lakers have been including each of the last time," Gabriel said. "I took more when he discovered that he in each of the teams' last four Krzyzewski said. Kupchak met searching for a new coach seven. With his team's success time as a receiver going to would have to wait until day games. In the final game of the with Krzyzewski in North Car­ since June 18, when they on and offthe court, Krzyzews­ camps and doing all the study two. Gabriel fell from the second. regular season against San olina and offered him the job announced Phil Jackson ki - like John Wooden did at session for the position." In two round to the third round, falling Diego, he returned four kickoffs last Thursday. wouldn't return next season. UCLA and Dean Smith at seasons as a Golden Knight, as far as the fifth round. Finally for 131 yards, highlighted by an Even Lakers star Kobe That was three days after they North Carolina - has become Gabriel emerged as UCF's pri­ selected by the Oakland Raiders 85-yard touchdown in the sec­ ·Bryant, who was recruited by lost to the Detroit Pistons in the personification of Duke mary offensive threat. he fit the mold ofthe mighty Sil­ ond quarter for the team's o~y Krzyzewski while in high the NBA Finals. basketball. Once again, Gabriel reset the ver and Black, joining the 2003 score. school, reportedly tried to per­ . Former Houston Rockets "He's an icon," said Johnny record books at UCF, breaking rookie class. With a successful ·season suade "Coach K" to take the coach Rudy Tomjanovich had Dawkins, associate head coach single-season marks for receiv­ In his rookie year as a Raider, behind him and anew ' opportu­ job. been considered a front-runner and a ·former player for ing yards (1,237) and all-purpose Gabriel played in 12 games as a nity on the horizon, Gabriel is . "We're disappointed to succeed Jackson with the Krzyzewski. yards (1,921) in 2002. His 19.3 wide receiver and on special ready for his chance to shine in because we would have liked Lakers. He has met with team Krzyzewski called his play'" average yards per catch blew teams. He caught one pass for 17 the 2004 season. There is little to have brought coach owner Jerry Buss and Kupchak. ers Monday morning to tell him into the record books at sec­ yards at wide receiver and made doubt that his desire to achieve Krzyzewski to Los Angeles," But the Lakers appeared them he was staying. ond place for UCF. This was four tackles on special teams. success as a football player Kupchak said Monday night. most interested in trying to "It was an incredible relief;• enough to earn him first-team Against Kansas City in week ll, through his "Commitment to "We thought he would have lure Krzyzewski from Duke, a incoming freshman David All-Conference and third-team he returned five kickoffs for 88 Excellence" will make him a been· a wonderful coach." private school where basket­ McClure told The Associated All-American honors. With his yards, earning him the job as the favorite of Raider fans now and Krzyzewski listened to what ball has a rabid following Press. '~ll I can say is I'm senior year ending, NFL scouts primary kick return specialist in the future. the Lakers had to offer, report­ among the 6,300 students. speechless. I'm so happy he's were hot on his trail. for the remainder of the season. edly a five-year deal worth $40 The Cameron Indoor Stadi­ staying." · Nationally ranked as one Gabriel excelled in the role, Krisha Zagura reports for million, before deciding late um hardwood is named of the top receivers, Gabriel was returning 29 kicks for an average http://www.raiders.com Sunday to stay at Dulce. "Coach K Court." Outside the - ASSOCIATED PRESS

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OUR STANCE Michael Moore: ·Round two • ast week's editorial on other estimate ofSaudi money in worked in the US Information " . L rvfichaelMooreencouraged America is less than halfthe Sei:vice in Manila viewers to check the facts in quot~d amount - $420 billion. Moore likes to exclude perti­ his movie Fahrenheit 9/ll and Mocking other members of nent i.Ilformation, banking on a seek out the truth of his movie Bush's administration, Moore ref­ stupid audience. He presents instead of taking it at face value. erences John Ashcroft's loss of a members ofthe "Coalition ofthe As letters on this page show, senate race in rvfissouri to a dead Willing'' as insignificant, with some readers missed the point man. Moore said people ''pre­ comments like "Do they even and pressed for the Future to give ferred the dead guy." In reality, have a military?" Moore purpose­ examples of errors in the film. voters knew they weren't actually fully leaves out powerful mem­ Early on, Moore distinctly says voting for the dead Mel Carna­ bers ofthe coalition like England, networks that called the 2000 han, they were voting for his Spain, Italy and Australia election results repeated Gore as widow. The rvfissouri governor Moore also says "only one" the Florida winner until FOX promised to appoint Jean Carna­ congressman has a child in Iraq. declared Bush the winner. han ifher husband won. This may be literally true, but still This is flat-out wrong. The One of the most obvious dis­ a misleading fact. The "only one" first network to repeal the tortions in the film is Moore's is probably referring to the son of announcement of Gore's victory claim that Rep. Porter Goss does­ Rep. Duncan Hunter who is cur- was CBS at 10 p.m. FOX didn't · n't really have an "800-number'' . rently serving in Iraq. However, 4.• announce Gore's defeat in Florida for people to call to discuss prol>­ Sen. Trm Johnson's son just until more than four hours later. lems with the Patriot Act. Moore recently ended his military tour BEN HENDERSON I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE One of the biggest laughs in then flashes Goss' regular line. in Iraq. Sen. Joseph Biden's son the film comes from a clip of Goss doesn't have a literal 1-800- quit his job shortly after 9/11 to George W. Bush espousing about number. He simply used the· join the military, but is not cur­ READERVIEWS • terrorism and then hitting a golf more common term for ''toll-free rently serving in Iraq. ball. The insinuation is that number'' - which Goss does One quoted senator that Breast implants dangerous ularly ifthe facts presented are true. Bush's mind is on golf instead of have. That number, which can be Moore speaks to, Rep. Mark I was surprised to readthe rather one­ I also admired the offhand swipe at • .the terrorism acts of Sept. ll, found on the House of Represen­ Kennedy, is seen in Fahrenheit sided article about breast implants ["Is bigger Moore's weight in the article. I wonder if it is 2001. Instead, Moore doesn't tatives Web site, is 877-858-9040. 9/11 as rebuffmg Moore. Howev­ safe?," June 30]. As an epidemiologist at a the Future's stance that the validity of a per­ son's opinions is inversely proportional to mention Bush was talking about a Another instance of Moore ei; as published on Moore's Web nonprofit research center on women's health, suicide bombing attack in Israel playing with the English language site, Kennedy actually agreed to I can assure you that there are well-docu­ their body-fat composition. During an extended montage, to mislead viewers is claiming help Moore by passing out the mented serious risks of breast implants, both On the front page of the same Future, Moore shows the Bush family Saddam Hussein's regime "never information to other members of silicone and saline. there was an article about fabrication of being friendly with members of murdered a single American•citi­ Congress. · There are well-designed epidemiological sources by a Future reporter. It certainly i!'l the Saudi royal family. Moore zen." Moore admitted on ABC There are more inaccuracies studies that raise worrisome questions about doesn't help the Future's journalistic credibili­ plays to a stereotype to make his News that he chose the word and misleading statements in the long-term safety of breast implants. fa ty when you print articles that represent your point that this is an obviously "murdered" specifically to mean Moore's movie. That doesn't recent years, scientists at the National Cancer newspaper's stance yet fail to back that view scary connection. Bush's close a premeditated, deliberate killing. mean it's not a valuable experi­ Institute at the National Institute of Health up with any verifiable facts. Talk ab9_ut raw 'if! relationship with Saudi Arabia's It is clear Hussein's regime has ence for those interested in poli­ have published articles indicating that emotion without content. ambassador, Prince Bandar, is assisted in the deaths of Ameri­ tics and government. But the women with breast 'implants for seven years1 - EDWARD MORRIS called into question. Yet, Bandar can citizens - from funding sui­ information presented is done so or more are twice as likely to die from brain · I has been relied upon for advice cide bombers in Israel to provid­ with a predetermined agenda, cancer, three times as likely to die from lung • in the past, including by Bill Clin­ ing refuge to known terrorists. and Moore makes clever cuts and diseases, and four times as likely to commit Opinion has no support Your editorial, "The temperature at which ton during his presidency. HJJSSein's regime was also deliberate wording to make the suicide compared to other plastic surgery brains burn," accuses the film Fahrenheit 9/ll Moore quotes Craig Unger responsible for plots to kill Presi­ bad truth of the state of the patients. The women were equally healthy of having "so many holes it wouldn't hold saying the Saudis have invested dent George HW: Bush., the nation seem much worse. prior to getting breast implants, and had simi­ water." Nowhere in the editorial qoes it cite $860 billion in America Moore American ambassador to the He may actually hurt his cause lar income, age and health habits. any "holes" in the movie; it simply ~serts completely ignores that every Philippines and Americans who by not being entirely truthful It is very distressing that so many plastic that they're there. I haven't seen the movie surgeons seem unaware of these published yet, but I will do so before I decide it has any studies. In fact, the breast im,plant makers' "holes." ·own studies (presented to the FDA at a pub­ That this editorial with no supporting evi­ OUR STANCE lic meeting) found very high complication dence came out now, in the same issue of the . ' rates, with many women requiring additional Future in which the paper admitted grave ' surgery to fix these problems within three errors in dealing with reporter rvfike Riegel's years of getting their implants. Breast cancer work, comes as no surprise to me. The Future patients were especially likely to need more still has not learned how to do basic things surgery for their implants - not for their A line drawn in like write an editorial. cancer. The article concludes by encouraging you Our center's health hotline hears from to "do your homework before you join any ,,, women who were told by their plastic sur­ 1 protests." Again, it cites no sources we should geons not to worry about their implants, but read to do this homework I suggest you do write to us because their implants have bro­ your homework at the·sites below and then ken in.Side their bodies, sometimes leaking soldier's blood join the protests. silicone into their breasts and lymph nodes http://www.altemet.org/ s Iraq begins the slow doning such men reprehensible. and they hide in the shadows. and spreading to lungs and other organs. http://www.buzzflash.com/ process back to self-rule, an One could argue that it will sim­ We call it terrorism. We call it Many of these women could not afford the http://www.commondreams.org/ A $5,000 or more to have their leaking implants interesting idea has been ply put back into power the type cowardly. Ifthe situation was http:/ / www.fair.org/ proposed by the new masters - of men that the Bush administra­ reversed, we'd call it hit-and-run removed. http://www.mediamatters.org/ When women are considering cosmetic pardoning all insurgents who tion said it wanted to drive out in tactics. We'd call it disruption of http://www.truthout.org/ fought and killed American sol­ the first place. enemy supply trains - pretty procedures, they need to know the risks. For diers. . Those arguments, of course, words for identical acts. more information about medical studies on - BARRY MAUER \' Now, get over the initial shock must take into consideration the Indeed, many experts point to breast implants, check out and ponder the idea How does it motives of those whom Iyad George Washington as a prime http:// www.breastimplantinfo.org/ Hate speech in the Future feel? One's immediate gut reac­ Allawi, the new prime minister, is example of who the Iraqis seek to what_know_ 4.htmL As I opened the daily Israeli news head­ l1 ' tion might be that the idea is ludi­ dangling the freedom cheese in pardon. - DIANA ZUCKERMAN, PH.D. lines last week, my heart immediately began crous. America should hunt front ofthe mouse hole for. Back in 1776, the British might NATIONALCEN TER FOR POLICY RESEARCHFO RWO MEN& FAMILIES to race as I saw the words "major suicide down and bring to justice any ter­ These pardons are not being have wanted Washington's head bombing" in the headlines. rorist insurgent who killed our extended to those who kill civil­ on a plate, but Americans consid­ However, I saw that the headlines actually "'/'· soldiers. ians and behead foreign contrac­ er him one of our greatest heroes. Facts not disputed in Fahrenheit read "Major suicide bombing in Jerusalem But does that make sense? The tors. They aren't being extended Indeed, the Christmas Eve attack I'm again utterly perplexed by an editorial thwarted." I thought to myself, thank God, as sobering truth is that the idea to to terrorists. The pardons are on a better armed, better trained in the Future ["The temperature at which pictures flashed in my head of the all too make a public statement offering directed at those who fought British and Hessian army might brains burn," June 30]. This time, it is the familiar graphic photos of dead men, women . ·1 pardons to all those insurgents - against the soldiers of a foreign be one of the greatest insurgent overt accusation that the film Fahrenheit 9/ll and children scattered on a Jerusalem bus on the condition that they imme­ military. attacks ever. is filled with fabrications and distortions. and sidewalk. diately fall into line, of course -'­ And while the insurgent's tac­ IfIraq's new leaders decide to The reason for my confusion is the amaz­ This, after I read another glorious opinion ~1 is absolutely brilliant. tics may not please everyone, enact this interesting little bit of ing fact that not a single assertion made by piece by William Martin in the June 23 issue It's a simple way of drawing a they certainly are not new. legislation, it should become a Michael Moore in the film was directly refut­ of the Future [''.A state run amok," Reader distinct line in the sand. It's a ' Think back to every war milestone in the fight to win over ed in the article. The writer claims that the Views]. It is worth noting that Martin's visit statement that the actions of the movie that portrayed lines of a deeply divided country. It film is filled with "pseudo facts" and "so to UCF is over and he will not be returning in ''<"' past are excusable given the cir­ . stoic men standing across from · undoubtedly would be a victory many holes it wouldn't hold water." The the fall to do more "teaching." As I read his cumstances, but that they cannot each other straight as boards, for an administration seeking writer also mentioned that those who letter to the editor in the Future, thinking to be allowed to continue. exchanging musket fire. No mod­ credibility from skeptical people enjoyed and were moved by the film are myself that it should be called "Regular prop- It will allow those who were em-day soldier would ever do - the Iraqis, not the U.S. and the "brain donors." aganda piece QY hate monger," I thought: r · i fighting simply because they that. Beyond stupid, it would be Bush administration. But I'd like to know exactly which parts of How should I respond? thought they could do nothing suicidal It will help single out the sol­ the film the writer has a problem with. Was­ This seems to be a continual trend for me, else a way to rejoin their country. The same is true ofpresent­ diers from the murderers and iso­ n't the 2000 presidential election controver­ since, for some reason, the editors at the It will give them a way to come day insurgents. They cannot late those cockroaches who can­ sially decided? Doesn't the Bush family have Future feel the need to continuously print outoftheshadowswithsome hope to stand up to the might of not bear to live in the light an extremely close business relationship with Martin's hate speech and lies. dignity. the American military, so they Beyond that, it will mark the birth Saudi Arabia? Didn't we back off of the hunt His pieces are nothing new, and are the Still, no matter the benefits, fire mortars and run. They attack of a country ruled by itself and its for Osama bin Laden in order to pursue our same blatant lies and fallacies that the read­ some may find the idea of par- relatively unarmed supply trucks, own people. Iraq adventure? Aren't defense and oil corpo­ ers at UCF have seen on many occasions. rations making billions from the Iraq war? · Martin would have wished the potential Aren't our troops wondering exactly why 18-year-old suicide bomber to have carried we're in Iraq? Which are the "pseudo facts" out his attack today in Jerusalem, leaving and which is the "nugget of truth"? What are dozens killed and maimed for the rest of their (entral :floriba 'uture the "holes"? Thanks to the article, we're just nie Central Florida Future is a free independeiu campus newspaper scning the lhth•rsily of Central Florida Opinions In lheFrltlm1 are d1ose of the indMdual columnist and not necessarily those lives. of the edi101ial Slllff or die Unhmil)' Adminislration. All comau is property of die Cen/Ta/ Florida flllure and 1113)1 not be repdnlfd In part or In v.OO!c without pennis.<;lon from the publisher. left wondering. It amuses me that the title of Martin's .1 -,1 MANAGING EDITOR ...... Heidi A. De Vries ADVERTISING DIRECTOR ...... Mark Lanaris 407-447-4555 I also missed the memo stating that all piece is ''.A state run amok" I would challenge · NEWS EDITORS ...... 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FROM A10 with many nations and sown seeds of war and destruction. Reagan is just one chapter. religion and other numerous ones guaranteed to In fact, Van Voorhees' letter si4:kens me by all citizens in Israel. . invoking the name of God and stating it is OK to The Future needs to stop printing Martin's kill people to stop communism. Nowhere in the insightful hate speech, since we realize that he, Bible does it instruct people that they may no longer a member of the UCF community, attack others who have not at the very least .I will not stop submitting this trash. . attacked thein. Nowhere in the Bible does Jesus - NOAH SAPOSNIK Christ or God state that the ends justify the means. Nowhere does it say torturing other EDITOR'S NOTE: The Future encourages all members, former members people is OK Nowhere did Jesus or any of the and neighbors ofthe UCF community to submit letters to the editor. No prophets teach that serving God means building . current relation to UCF is required for consideration. an imperialistic empire. And he has the nerve to invoke the name of God? Perhaps he is referring to another God, like Apollo or something? ,}; Drugs not a scourge Illicit drugs are bad tor most people when . Apparently small-minded individuals feel used in excess ["Reagan Legacy Part II," Reader pride in our government expanding by' invading Views, June 30]. and taking over small Third World countries The vast majority of people who do drugs, and being able to manipulate their elections to including alcohol and caffeine, use them circumvent the will of the people there. And the responsibly. The "scourge," as Tyler Van people in Iraq have just been invaded; I don't Vorhees refers to drugs, is all imaginary. Prohi­ see how we can call them terrorists. Perhaps if bition is just another way to oppress young, the British had won when the founding fathers poor, mostly minority Americans in our country were fighting for independence, they would be· · who have few opportunities besides minimum called terrorists today. Using these buzzwords wage dead-end jobs or selling drugs for a hearty that play.on people's fears is a great tactic of profit. . propaganda I don't think college students are The point, however, is that the war on drugs buying it. is not able to be won without sacrificing ail of -ANTHONY LORENZO our rights. The point is, we spend close to $100 billion annually on this war now, and drugs are becoming cheaper and more pure at the same Future needs objective coverage time (both heroin and cocaine, the two most As the November election creeps up on us, I dangerous substances). The point is that more know that there. is going to be a lot of coverage than half of all drug arrests are for marijuana, a in the Future. The thing that worries me is that substance that is relatively safe compared to the coverage is going to be biased and over­ whelmingly liberal. My suggestion is that the ' t · alcohol and caffeine if only deaths and health .complications are considered. coverage be split up. Have one of your more lib­ Black males receive longer sentences and' eral writers list Kerry's objectives and have one have higher conviction rates. We now have of your more conservative writers list Bush's objectives. l'~i more than 2.1 million people living in cages. Three percent of children have a parent in As adults, we cannot just have people tell us prison. · what to think. We have to formulate our own I just don't see your point of how drugs are · opinions, Since most tollege students are very the scourge of society. Few people use cocaine naive and not' critical enough, they take what or heroin. Marijuana is not a scourge, unless you they hear as fact. As adults we are going to are getting all your information from the Reefer make a lot of political decisions in life an9. we Madness videos. have to be intelligent about it. So, why not teach us when we are young how to make these deci­ We need to end marijuana prohibition, and sions? see what impact it has. In the Netherlands, use I understand how liberal the is and I has declined and the average age of people Future do not want its agenda interfering with the doing drugs is much older when they are able to truth. Let students know where to go to find the µiake more responsible decisions. . As for Reagan installing dictators in Central answers. Let students know that CNN is where they can find liberal coverage and FOX News is America, Van Vorhees is dre~g trying to jus­ ~1 tify such actions. Perhaps someone else bought where they can find conservative coverage. In fact, make a list of places where unbiased news that it was a necessary evil, but I see the Com­ GOOD CREDIT • NO CREDIT • BAD CREDIT munists in Russia as a reason to justify military can be found, if ailyWhere. We are adults and we need to act like them. The truth is what we need ~ spending. Apparently he doesn't question peo­ ple in power and assume they all have high and we need to be critical of what we hear. ideals. In fact, ifyou go back even further, we Then, and only then, can we make the right decisions. invaded Russia and sent troops in during their 7224 E. Colonial Drive revolution. They had a reason to mistrust us. It -BRANDON PURINGTON Orlando, FL 32807 is the international police mentality that is turn­ EDITOR'S NOTE: The Future tries to be as objedive as possible on all ing the world against us. We have tampered Certain restrictions apply on select units only. subjects, including its political coverage. Tax tags and fees not included

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