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crowsneststpete.com ROTC builds sharp minds, strong bodies The academic and training regimens of ROTC cadets are grueling, but the hard work comes with significant benefits. By Amanda Starling Reserved Officer’s Training Corps training regiment. Saturday training lasts from 6 a.m. The USFSP ROTC program Staff Reporter program at USFSP. “We do everything you can to 1 p.m. allows freshmen and sophomores Three mornings a week, at 6:30 imagine without workout equip- Brown began ROTC at Braden to try it out without making a com- Two years of voluntary physi- a.m., ROTC members sprint up and ment,” Brown said. River High School. He spent much mitment. By their junior year, stu- cal training, inspections and down the parking garage ramps USFSP ROTC training mirrors of his time with the JROTC, a junior dents are locked into the program, early morning drills led USF St. and drop for push-ups. Sometimes, the ROTC program in Tampa. On version of the college program. He studying for various jobs and goals Petersburg junior Kristofer Brown a nine-minute mile is thrown into Fridays and Saturdays, the USFSP wanted to continue and was pleased in the army. to rotating leadership roles in the the mix. Each day is a different program joins Tampa for training. that USFSP offered it. See ROTC, pg. 3 Pool requires $1.5 million renovation; funds inaccessible By Jennifer Nesslar Staff Reporter

Nearly five years after a leak was detected in the USF St. Petersburg pool, a solution remains unmet. According to Zac Oppenheim, assistant director of Campus Recreation, the surface of the pool water runs into gutters, which direct it into the pool’s filter. Though there is no specific point of leakage, some of the water is spilling into the ground and not making it into the filter. The prob- lem resides in the plumbing, not the pool’s foundation. Initially, the Waterfront staff sought to correct the problem. Oppenheim said three pool con- tractors came to assess the facil- Tyler Killette/The Crow’s Nest ity. The first two contractors said Mangrove seedlings fight to take root on USF St. Petersburg’s Bayboro Harbor shoreline. Dan McGarigal, director of the Student Government Department of they would fix the pool for about Sustainable Initiatives, placed the seed pods in the sand during a beach cleanup this weekend hosted by the Marine Adventure Club. Another sprout, placed $500,000. This fix would have no closer to the seawall, near the waterfront’s shaded sitting area, has already taken root and begun sprouting leaves. warranty, and the companies did “Mangroves would increase the ecological diversity of our beach,” McGarigal said. “The only species we see are a random heron or egret. Mangroves allow not want to hear from USFSP after for fish breeding, and many other birds to make nests and lay eggs.” they completed the work, even if it As seedlings, the mangroves are highly susceptible to being washed away by high tide or other elements. The approaching Hurricane Karen might also be did not solve the problem. The third a threat if it hits the area, McGarigal said. contractor told Oppenheim they weren’t interested in repairing the pool. Oppenheim said the Waterfront Parking appeals in hands of SG did not want to throw away $500,000 on a repair that might By Sarah Norcini be unsuccessful. USFSP adminis- Crow’s Nest Correspondent be able to appeal parking tickets to run two-hour and metered parking heading the appeal process change. tration raised the question of how the Student Government Supreme spots do not qualify, as the school The idea of appealing parking much would it cost to replace the Court rather than going through does not maintain them. tickets through SG is not unheard pool. The process for getting out of the Parking Services Department. Alex Johnson, chief justice of the of. parking tickets received on-campus All on-campus parking spots, SG Supreme Court, and Andrew will soon be a little easier. Starting including those in the garage and DeFraties, director of commu- See POOL, pg. 2 later in the semester, students will other lots, can be appealed. City nity and government relations, are See PARKING, pg. 2 October 7, 2013| Volume 48 | Issue 07 crowsneststpete.com A ‘surreal’ learning experience By Jennifer Nesslar Staff Reporter The added “A” in STEAM is the visit, and teachers will have a choice including projects for Disney News Briefs art component. whether they want to teach a week- and All Children’s Hospital in St. Art isn’t disconnected from sci- long or three-day lesson based on Petersburg. The Dalí Museum is partnering ence and math, Tush said, explain- the Dalí Mobile trip. According to Tush, this project Tuesday, Oct. 8 with the USF St. Petersburg College ing Salvador Dalí incorporated In order to ensure the curricu- was inspired by the Art Mobile, a Leaders from bay area busi- of Education to create the Dalí ideas of science and technology in lum is meeting the teacher’s needs portable building that traveled to nesses gather for the fourth annual Mobile, a traveling museum expe- his artwork. Reaching out to math and is not a distraction, USFSP and Pinellas County elementary schools Executive Forum hosted by the rience for seventh-grade math and and science students presents a nat- the Dalí will partner with teach- from 2007 to 2011. Because this USFSP College of Business. The science students. ural way to build on some of the ers at Largo Middle School. The vehicle required an expensive elec- event will bring together executives “Not everyone can come to the ideas at the museum, he added. school recently enacted a STEAM tric hookup to operate, it could only from Valpak, Ceridian, Bayfront museum, but the museum should Currently, Florida mandates a program, with influence from its travel to schools in Pinellas County. Hospital, All Children’s Hospital, come to everybody,” Peter Tush, maximum of 22 students in math assistant principal, Susan Hedburg, Museum Director Hank Hine Southeastern Guide Dogs and curator of education at Dalí, said. and science classes. Because of the who attended USFSP. wanted a more mobile vehicle that Team Red, White & Blue to discuss Spearheading USFSP’s involve- small size, the Dalí Mobile can The design of the mobile is still could go to more schools. While business ideas. ment is Benjamin Smet, the College work with math and science classes being modified, but according to talking to Elliot Wiser, Bay News The inaugural Industryof Education graduate program easier than art classes. According Tush, the inside is intended to look 9 creator and president at the time, Showcase will be a part of the event, recruiter. Smet, with other USFSP to Smet, up to 11 students at a like a “Dalinean landscape,” melt- Hine discovered Bay News 9 was in enabling students to meet local education faculty, is writing the time will go aboard the mobile. ing interior and all. The front of the process of buying a new vehicle. employers. The sessions will be held curriculum for the Dalí Mobile. Remaining students will stay out- the vehicle has a TV with a sensor Wizer donated the old vehicle to from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the USC This project comes from the side the mobile to do an interactive -driven eye that will watch students the Dalí Museum. ballroom. “Blue Sky Initiative,” the Dalí project regarding sonar and senses. as they enter. Several iPads in the Tush said the museum origi- Museum’s partnership with USFSP Tush noted that by working with interior also have eyes. nally wanted to start the program If you’ve ever dreamed of study- and other local organizations in math and science students, the The current design enables this fall, but expenses have pushed ing abroad in Vietnam, now is your order to combine resources. number of students reached would students to photograph them- the project back. The Dalí Museum chance to hear firsthand stories USFSP influenced decisions be greater, but in the process, art selves with the iPad and pix- board and education committee are from students who have. Students made regarding the mobile. students would also be involved. elate the image, Smet said. This is meeting to discuss ideas regarding will share reflections from their Originally, Dalí Museum staff Smet and his team are work- reminiscent of Dalí’s piece “Gala the cost of the vehicle. A vehicle was time in Vietnam this past summer. wanted to target seventh-grade art ing to ensure the mobile meets Contemplating the Mediterranean donated by Bay News 9, but renova- As a bonus, you will hear from students. Smet convinced them to Common Core Standards that Sea which at Twenty Meters tion costs may end up too high. Fred McCoy, a senior citizen audi- target math and science students. seventh-grade students should be Becomes the Portrait of Abraham Tush hopes the vehicle will be tor and Vietnam War veteran, who The choice to reach math and mastering. They want the program Lincoln.” ready to visit schools by fall 2014, attended the trip. The event will science classes reflects the STEAM to enhance the teacher’s curricu- The vehicle is being designed by but he realizes the cost of the proj- be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the initiative. A current trend in edu- lum and not be a distraction. Smet Creative Arts Unlimited, a com- ect could push the start date back Nelson Poynter Memorial Library. cation celebrates STEM: science, is preparing pre- and post-curricu- pany that designs children’s librar- further. technology, engineering and math. lum to accompany the Dalí Mobile ies, hospitals and similar vehicles,

Oct. 7 - 9 Do you have any gently used clothing or perishable food items you don’t use? Bring them to Parking appeals will occupy SG court Harborwalk between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday through Wednesday. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Continued from front page in connection with other campus organizations, is hosting a food and The process is already in place Johnson said the change will two training sessions, prompting The new process is still being clothing drive. Items donated will at USF Tampa and a few other state give students a way to appeal to them to take appeal cases seriously worked on and should be in effect go to CASA, a St. Petersburg non- colleges, such as the University of other students rather than univer- and not go easy. later in the semester. SG will give profit that advocates for victims North Florida. sity officials. Students feel more Although they will be able to a presentation to the student body of domestic violence, and the St. One reason Johnson and comfortable talking in front of their use more discretion than the pre- explaining the process before it Vincent de Paul society , an orga- DeFraties wanted to bring this peers than a committee, he said. vious appeals committee, simple starts, so students will know how it nization that works toward ending practice to USFSP was to give more It will also give a new challenge ignorance of a rule will still not be works. poverty. work to the Supreme Court, estab- to SG. However, Johnson wants to excuse. Defenses such as, “You’re lishing something constant for it to stress the point that even though a student, so you know what I’m do. It will also give the court a way students will appeal in front of other going through,” or other defenses Saturday, Oct. 12 to unite with other SG branches, students, the guidelines will remain related to being “fellow students” RHO residents, join your RAs serving students in conjunction. the same. The court went through will not work either, Johnson said. [email protected] for a day of service at … we don’t know. That’s right. Even your RAs don’t know. If you like solving mys- teries and participating in commu- nity service, this event is for you. Pool’s outlook, ‘not good’ What we do know: All par- ticipants should meet in the USC lobby at 7:15 a.m. for free breakfast. Oppenheim discovered it would Building a pool to fit USFSP Waterfront would only have access extends from the Waterfront office Participants will be working out- cost about $750,000 to replace means building a “state of the art $1.1 million for the pool, which when weather conditions don’t pro- side, so wear comfortable clothing, the pool, matching its current leisure pool,” Oppenheim said. A Oppenheim said, “wouldn’t get us a vide enough replacement water. closed toed shoes, hats and sun- standards. pool built to these standards could pool to take us into the future.” Balancing the chemicals in the pool screen. A bus will provide trans- The Waterfront’s pool was cost $1.5 million. Since there isn’t enough money has also become increasingly dif- portation. The event is somewhere not originally built as a univer- Last year, the Waterfront in the CITF, there are no definite ficult, as chemicals leak into the nearby, and participants will be sity swimming pool. Between the planned to build a new pool using dates to replace the pool. ground with the water. back on campus by 12:30 p.m. years of 1939 and 1950, the USFSP the Capital Improvement Trust For now, the Waterfront staff “It’s not good,” Oppenheim said. campus was a U.S. Maritime Service Fund, which is used for construc- must wait. Oppenheim doesn’t Training Station. The swimming tion related projects. Though stu- know how much water is leaking So you love Zumba, but you also pool was built to serve those train- dents pay CITF fees, they are sepa- into the ground, but he knows water take night classes during the time ing on campus. rate from activity and service fees. loss is happening at an increasing it is offered at the Fitness Center. “We don’t want to build a pool A university legislative vote rate. Bummer, right? Not anymore. An for what we were,” Oppenheim made in May capped CTIF spend- Two sources now fill the pool additional class will be offered on said. “We want to build a pool for ing at no more than 30 percent of with water. The filter constantly Sundays at 6:30 p.m. starting Oct. what we are.” the total at a time. This means the recycles water through, and a hose t [email protected] 13. ¡Bailamos, mis amigos! crowsneststpete.com October 7, 2013 | Volume 48 | Issue 07 ROTC grads receive high ranks, careers Continued from front page

“The best benefits are intangi- Junior year is the busiest for ble. It places students in leadership ROTC cadets. Student lounge positions, starting from freshman Each month, juniors rotate posi- year,” J. Eric Schulze, assistant pro- tions to get a feel of various leader- becomes success fessor of military science, said. ship roles. Brown’s latest exercise as Students plan and execute their a platoon sergeant involved draft- own curriculum programming ing the personal training schedule center while instructors supervise. and maintaining information flow By Jacob Coonfare Crow’s Nest Correspondent “There’s not many programs Davis Lounge was closed this summer to undergo a transforma- where you have a guaranteed job tion into a new study and tutoring spot. The Academic Success Center once you graduate.” situated in Terrace 301 will be making the move to Davis Hall, Brown spends his days studying between ROTC program leaders. re-opening as the Student Success political science, completing paper- After advancing in their junior Center. It will continue to provide work and training for the ROTC year, cadets lock into a system that the same services, which include program. He bonds with other prepares them for an evaluation walk-in tutoring and workshops, ROTC grunts, watching seniors for in Washington. Cadets are evalu- along with some new offerings. guidance, and sometimes receiving ated for all the essential skills and Vivian Fueyo, interim regional a little “tough love.” ranked accordingly. vice chancellor for academic affairs, Brown aims to sleep eight hours ROTC graduates leave college is overseeing the project of making each night, but when he works the with a commission as a second lieu- the space into the new SSC. It is night shift at Pier 1 Imports fol- tenant in the U.S. Army. one of her first initiatives in the lowed by a 5 a.m. rucksack inspec- “We are to commission confi- position, which she assumed this tion, a full night’s sleep becomes dent, agile and adaptive thinkers summer. impossible. and leaders and officers in the U.S. “There will be cubicles for stu- “I have to set alarms two or three Army,” Schulze said. “There’s not dents to take exams that they may times to wake-up,” Brown said. many programs where you have a have missed in class as well as areas He’ll continue to sleep if he doesn’t. guaranteed job once you graduate.” to have small group presentations Aspiring cadets spend three to and tutoring. We are also hoping to five days a week in physical train- get a Smartboard for the study ses- ing and specialized coursework to sions down the road,” Fueyo said. enhance their knowledge for the “[It] will be a focused center for aca- Army. Navigation is the most dif- demic support.” ficult subject for Brown, which he The SSC will be open to every- studies for two to five hours a week one who needs tutoring support. within his coursework. Hours of operation are to be deter- “He’s got a quick mind and mined, but according to Fueyo, it good work ethic. He’s very hungry will be open after 5 p.m. to accom- for knowledge and experience,” Courtesy of Kristofer Brown modate students who have night Schulze said. [email protected] ROTC junior Kristofer Brown in full cadet garb, preparing to serve the country classes or who work during the day. The SSC is an effort to ensure students have a place to go when they are struggling in a certain subject. “I wish I could have had help in Clubs fundraise for ‘green’ conference math when I was in college,” Fueyo By Amanda Starling said. “We really want the SSC to be Staff Reporter 2009. The 2013 conference, held for 20 students to attend the trip. really need if we didn’t have a fun- an environment that is inviting, Oct. 18 to 21, is expected to match Cost per student for entry to draiser,” Reilly said. “We wanted to that students want to go to.” it. the conference is $80. Each club meet student government halfway.” The SSC will also provide oppor- USF St. Petersburg’s environ- If funding is achieved for the secured enough money to finance The next fundraiser is a sidewalk tunities for those students wish- mentally focused campus organiza- conference, USFSP students in lodging and travel, as well as $36 of sale at the St. Pete Indie Market on ing to tutor others. The Academic tions are seeking funds for a trip to attendance would interact with spending money per day for each Oct. 12. Combined talents from dif- Success Center provides a Tutor Pittsburgh to attend the Power Shift keynote speakers and discuss green student. ferent students in the clubs, from Training Program that gives stu- conference, a project of the Energy options for various campuses. “Clubs show how much inter- jewelry crafters to planters, have dents hands-on training on how to Action Coalition. “This is really an opportunity est there is and what need there is,” made it easier to fundraise. effectively tutor. The SSC will con- Every two years, the conference for a lot of the students to get their Alyssa Winston, assistant director “The key to having a success- tinue the process of students teach- invites students from universities feet wet and see what the movement of SGEF, said. “We even have a lot ful fundraiser is assessing the kind ing students. Involvement in the across the country to discuss “the is all about so that when they come of people who aren’t environmental of talents you have in your group,” program may even lead to employ- movement to fight fracking, divest back, they’re empowered to go and science majors going.” Reilly said. ment for those seeking part-time from fossil fuels, build a clean make and rebuild connections,” For food, public transporta- Students anticipate bringing work. energy future and stop the climate said Lauren Reilly, who is planning tion and other various expenses, “green” ideas back to implement “Every USFSP faculty member is crisis.” the trip. the organizations agreed to fund- in their various organizations at committed to student success. That Power Shift began in 2007 as Twenty-seven USFSP students raise. Planned fundraisers included USFSP. is what makes this so exciting,” a national youth climate summit attended the last Power Shift con- an Oct. 3 Tavern event with $1 Fueyo said. that has hosted political leaders ference, thanks to a $4,000 dona- beer purchase proceeds, raf- Construction is near comple- including Speaker of the House tion from the Sierra Club. fles and buy-in games. The event tion. The SSC is anticipated to open Nancy Pelosi and Environmental Students involved with the raised $182.50 with more than 30 by the end of October and will take Protection Agency administrator Student Green Energy Fund, the attendees. walk-ins at any time for any subject. Lisa Jackson. Gardening Club and the Science “It’s always a good idea to have More than 10,000 people Club each requested and received extra funding and I don’t want to attended the last conference in funding from student government ask for extra funding that we don’t [email protected] [email protected] )ctober 7, 2013| Volume 48 | Issue 07 crowsneststpete.com Songs about Animals a playlist By Erin Murphy Staff Reporter Animals are everywhere — in the air, in the trees, in the bushes … and digging through your garbage cans for scraps. But before you call animal control, stop and ponder all the inspiration and beauty that animals have provided humankind throughout the ages. Here is a collection of songs to help he process along. As you listen, know that Old McDonald commends you.

“The Fox (What Does the Fox you. than this George Harrison tune tale of a young lad whose mother By Erin Murphy Say?)” that compares those in power to is wronged by a gambling, drunk- Staff Reporter By Ylvis “Hungry Like the Wolf” nicely-dressed pigs squabbling ard scallywag. On her deathbed, Two brothers from Norway Duran Duran in the mud. If you’re feeling less she makes her son promise to hunt When it comes to obeying the realized that the fox doesn’t have Just when you thought the ‘80s political and more whimsical, try the man down and take revenge. law, most of us tend to comply, so as a signature sound like a cat, dog were over, people started listening “Blackbird,” “Rocky Raccoon” or The boy’s search eventually takes to not secure a spot in prison next to or a cow — and thus was born to poppy, over-synthesized music “Octopus’s Garden.” him out to sea, where his ship is some guy with a tattoo of his moth- one of the most ridiculous song and dressing like fops again. Oh destroyed by a giant whale. He er’s face. But there are laws here in concepts ever imagined. At first well. At least these guys used to do “Little Yellow Spider” finds the one he seeks in its belly, America that many of us may have glance, this music video may it with some style. By Devendra Banhart of all places. With plenty of accor- no knowledge of. In fact, you could just look like a bunch of yup- Next time you see a spider, don’t dion and tambourine, this spooky be breaking the law right now! Rule pies prancing around the forest “Rooster” smash it! It might just be part of a sea shanty is perfect for an October breakers beware. These strange but in suits and fox masks. However, By Alice in Chains mystical animal parade like the one swig of rum. true laws will make your jaywalk- it’s actually a clever parody of all Giant angry roosters that can’t in this song by former psychedelic ing look tame. of the very horrible pop music we be killed, oh my. Time to send in folk artist Devendra Banhart (that “Whale” are exposed to on a daily basis. 92 Colonel Sanders. name says it all). His more recent By Yellow Ostrich Men may not be seen publicly million views, and counting. endeavors have taken him into DIY And even more whales! In this in any kind of strapless gown. - electronic pop — if that sounds song, the three-piece indie rock Florida Guess you’re going to have “The Unicorn” “Piggies” more like your cup of tea, give band invites a whale to go swim- to save that ball gown for another By Shel Silverstein By the Beatles “Your Fine Petting Duck” a listen. ming with them. No cannonballs, time, dudes. If you’ve ever been to an Irish As it turns out, human beings please. It is illegal to get a fish drunk. pub, odds are you have heard this are selfish, and most songs about - Ohio We’ve all been there: Sitting song (made popular by the Irish animals are actually just some in the pub, sipping some bubbly, Rovers). It gets better the more kind of metaphor for a person “The Mariner’s Revenge Song” “Flight of the Bumblebee” when suddenly our eyes alight on you drink — and if you drink doing something stupid. However, By The Decemberists By Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Flounder, swimming in his little enough, the unicorn might actu- no song seems more appropriate At eight minutes and 45 sec- Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! fish bowl behind the bar. But don’t ally show up to split a pint with during the government shutdown onds, this epic song recounts the even think about buying the little fella a drink. It’s against the law, son. It is against the law to throw a ball at someone’s head for fun. - New York As long as you’re not Music collective promotes local scene enjoying it, however, it’s perfectly fine. You may not take a picture of a A new club seeks concert junkies and music enthusiasts who want to do more rabbit from January to April with- out an official permit. - Wyoming Hmm, something about this one than just attend shows. just seems a hare out of place. Some By Vivian O’Grady bunny should repeal it. Crow’s Nest Correspondent network. It is a misdemeanor to shoot More than 40 people have any kind of game from a moving The Live Music Collective aims requested to join the Live Music vehicle, unless the target is a to be an on-campus hub for stu- Collective group on Facebook. whale. - California Rest in peace, dents to share their love of music. Samantha Allen, a freshman at Willy. Rest in peace. Kristin Stigaard, founder and presi- USFSP, said that she is not inter- The harassing of Bigfoot, dent, started the club at the begin- ested in being involved with most Sasquatch or other undiscov- ning of the semester out of a desire clubs on campus, but the Live ered subspecies is a felony. - to combine her love of music with Music Collective sounds like one Washington If this doesn’t prove campus involvement. she would like to join. the existence of Bigfoot, I don’t “I am a huge music lover and “Music has been part of my life know what will. have been working in the con- since I was a kid, and it’s helped me It is illegal to park in front of cert scene since 2006, so I have a through some pretty rough patches Dunkin Donuts. - South Berwick, lot of experience with live music,” as a teenager,” Allen said. Maine Disobey and reap the wrath Stigaard said, also noting that she Stigaard said she is optimistic of an angry pastry employee!! wanted to bring something new to that the club will continue to spark Serving alcohol at a bingo game USF St. Petersburg. student interest. is not allowed. - North Carolina The Live Music Collective will “We aim to get involved in put- And the elderly bingo playing pop- plan two to three live music-ori- ting on concerts on and off campus, ulation of North Carolina revolts! ented events on campus each year. promoting other events, having It is illegal to wear a fake According to Stigaard, their goal is guest speakers who are music moustache that causes laughter to create a collaborative effort with industry professionals and come in church. - Alabama “Excuse me the community to sponsor events together for the love and experience sir, but I find your false facial hair and educational programs, and to that is live music,” she said. extremely distracting!” facilitate the growth of the music The Live Music Collective It is illegal to wear sagging industry in St. Petersburg. meets every Thursday at 4 p.m. in pants. - Collinsville, Illinois The They will also maintain a blog the Ocean Room of the University people of Collinsville: 1. Swag: 0. that plans to feature concert and Student Center. The blog can Mooses (meese?) may not be album reviews, music news, a live be found at livemusiccollective. viewed from an airplane. - Alaska music calendar, concert informa- tumblr.com. Tyler Killette/The Crow’s Nest They like their privacy. tion and a music business referral Kristin Stigaard volunteered in the ticket booth at Don’t Stop St. Pete on Saturday, Oct. 5, with other live music collective members. crowsneststpete.com October 7, 2013 | Volume 48 | Issue 07 Community driven writer’s club provides creative outlet By Erin Murphy Staff Reporter Writer’s Club Vice President The idea of writers helping other Jonah King agrees. writers hone their craft means that Writers of all kinds will now “The club essentially just wants students don’t necessarily have to have an official way to meet and to be a community of writers,” King be accomplished authors to join. collaborate thanks to the new USF said. “There’s so much you can The club will be open to all USFSP St. Petersburg Writer’s Club. learn when you get another per- students. “I’ve harbored a passion for spective or input. Ideas spread and “The talent [great writers] bring writing since shortly after I began start flowing, and that’s how great to the club can be an inspira- to read,” said club founder John writers develop.” tion to the members struggling to Funke, who was drawn to the It’s the notion of community improve,” Funke said. “I vigorously medium as a means of escaping that drives Writer’s Club meetings. encourage them to join the Writer’s his childhood “in the mundane Members are encouraged to share a Club. My hope is that it will suc- Midwest.” part of their most recent work, and cessfully facilitate and encourage “Throughout my youth, writing then a group discussion follows. the development of our young writ- was a vehicle of escape. I could, at “We open up the floor to every- ers to become excellent writers.” will, delve into a realm that allowed one to present their pieces, and The Writer’s Club holds meet- me, a farm boy, to enhance and we give our constructive criti- ings twice a week, for schedul- even expand my world that was for cisms, thoughts, opinions and dis- ing convenience, at 3:30 p.m. the most part bound by cornfields cussions,” King said of a typical on Wednesdays and 5 p.m. on and cow pastures.” meeting. Thursdays in the Coral Room of the The club aims to give creative This sound board of other art- University Student Center. types like Funke a place to share ists helps to reinforce creativity and their imaginative endeavors, with confidence in young writers. an emphasis on sharing and cri- “I believe every writer wants to tiquing one another’s work. be read,” Funke said. “Our desire “There are scores of students on is to give and receive input from campus who may not have access to others, not to measure our growth a collaborating group specifically and accomplishment, but to interested in writing,” Funke said. broaden our perspective and build “I imagined that in a club, a social our skills. Often, an invitation to setting, this would be an effective grow is all that is needed to boost environment for those fledgling a student’s confidence and increase Tyler Killette/The Crow’s Nest writers to grow.” their skills.” [email protected] Ezra Huleatt of New York City’s grit-pop band Black Taxi plays before St. Petersburg’s 600 block at Don’t Stop St. Pete. See a full review of the music festival online at crowsneststpete.com. A Month in Movies

By Matthew Thomas “Prisoners” satisfying climax. playboy James Hunt, played “Gravity” (Released Sept. 20) - Rent It by Chris Hemsworth, and (Released Oct. 4) “Riddick” Niki Lauda, played by Daniel (Released Sept. 6) “Prisoners” is about two Brühl. The movie treats you Sandra Bullock and George families that have to deal with “Don Jon” to some exhilarating races, as Clooney star as two astro- Vin Diesel plays the titu- their daughters getting kid- (Released Sept. 27) well as some graphic imagery, nauts who end up stranded lar character stranded on a napped on Thanksgiving Day. when the races don’t go well. in space after an accident. planet trying to survive the Two storylines run parallel This movie is an honest take - See It Definitely see “Gravity” in elements along with two as a detective, played by Jake on relationships that divulges IMAX 3D if you can. Its only groups of bounty hunters. The Gyllenhaal, investigates the into the details about sex that “Cloudy with a Chance flaw is that the human drama back to basics setup works for kidnappings while the fathers people don’t like to talk about. of Meatballs 2” cannot match up to the spec- the third movie of this series. of each family, Hugh Jackman “Don Jon” is “500 Days of (Released Sept. 27) tacle provided by the out-of- The movie is violent fun, but and Terrence Howard, decide Summer” if it were written by this-world special effects. the writing and storytelling to take matters into their own Seth Rogen and directed by An inventor, a meteorolo- -See It leave much to be desired. hands. Danny Boyle, except better. gist, a cop, a former child actor, - Rent It - See It It manages to be a great date a cameraman, a sardine sales- “Runner, Runner” movie, but at the same time, man and a talking monkey (Released Oct. 4) it would be a horrible idea to visit an island. This animated “Thanks For Sharing” take a date to see this. adventure is the punch line Despite an interesting “Insidious Chapter 2” (Released Sept. 20) - See It to that joke. Picking up just premise that brings you into (Released Sept. 13) seconds after where the first the world of online poker, “Thanks For Sharing” movie ended, this sequel “Runner, Runner,” starring Picking up shortly after focuses on the hardships of “Rush” moves just as fast but without Justin Timberlake and Ben the original ended, “Insidious sex addiction from the per- (Released Sept. 27) the fun and originality that Affleck, wastes it potential Chapter 2” continues the tale spective of three intercon- the first provided. The vil- by borrowing clichés already of this haunted family while nected New Yorkers all in If watching “Fast & lain spends most of his time seen in better movies. One going back into their past. The different stages of their lives. Furious” makes you want to undermining the relationship could walk out of the movie scares are not as fresh, but it The movie features fine acting get into a street race after- between Flint Lockwood and halfway through, knowing does benefit from the film- from the cast that includes ward, “Rush” will make you his friends, the very relation- exactly how it’ll end. makers’ willingness to go into Mark Ruffalo, Gwynethwant to drive around as care- ship that made the first movie -Rent It even weirder territory. Paltrow and Tim Robbins. fully as possible. With dangers work so well. At least the - Rent It The downside is that the that come with Formula One movie still has food puns, and story is disjointed as it hops racing looming around every kids should like it. from character to character, turn, “Rush” tells the story - Rent It and it suffers from a less than of the 1976 rivalry between [email protected] October 7, 2013 | Volume 48 | Issue 07 crowsneststpete.com

Editorial The government shutdown and you

The effects of the government shutdown may not be apparent to all, but whether its lack of research funding or inaccessibility to government archives, college students are seeing the consequences. may face the toughest brunt, as from conducting follow-up reviews funding, this website is not avail- A week has passed since the U.S. missing even a few days can have until the shutdown ends. able,” or a similar message. government shutdown began, and serious consequences. Some proj- The nation’s five federal mili- Other federally funded websites, Republicans and Democrats con- ects may be canceled entirely, with tary service academies are facing such as the U.S. Copyright Office, The student newspaper at the University tinue to debate the fate of the new little opportunity to start over in the heat as well, leaving the colle- remain accessible but will not be of South Florida St. Petersburg. national health care law with no the future. giate regimens we expect to be most updated until the shutdown ends. definite solution in sight. Pell grants, which provide orderly, completely out of whack. This means inquiries and submis- Editor-in-Chief: According to the Washington financial aid based on need to When the shutdown began, the sions to these sites are unprocessed Tyler Killette Post, some 710,000 to 770,000 fed- undergraduate students, are still U.S. Merchant Marine Academy for the time being. Managing Editor: Chelsea Tatham eral employees have been sent being processed and distributed. was forced to cease normal opera- All requests under the federal Creative Director: home across the country, while However, with fewer employees tions all together, according to a Freedom of Information Act are Suzanne Sidler another 1.3 million have had their around to process them, payment report by Politico. Other academies also being put on hold, effectively News Editor: paychecks delayed. will likely be slowed. Paychecks for have had to cancel classes and sac- revoking our freedom to federal Amanda Starling Though the daily lives of most students with federal work-study rifice resources, like library books, information. Assistant News Editor: college students have seen few jobs may see a similar fate. while the shutdown continues. College students may also face Jennifer Nesslar noticeable affects, a continuation The government has also Students using federal veteran indirect repercussions when it Arts & Life Editor Ryan Ballogg of the shutdown may come with deemed rape investigations non- assistance will find that all U.S. comes to health. The Huffington Assistant Arts & Life Editor: serious implications that should be essential. Investigations of sexual Department of Veteran Affairs hot- Post reported officials at the Centers Erin Murphy noted. Public universities, such as assaults on college campuses have lines have been turned off, includ- for Disease Control and Prevention Sports Editor USF, will be impacted most heavily, also been put on hold. According ing the mainline cited on the are now unable to support a sea- Mike Hopey as many federally funded programs to the Huffington Post, the U.S. department’s “Contact Us” page. sonal influenza program. At the Entertainment Critic have been halted or delayed. Department of Education’s Office A more widespread, but less Food and Drug Administration, Matt Thomas Distribution of government for Civil Rights has been forced to pressing, consequence – many the majority of food safety, nutri- Photo Editor Taylor Austin funding for research has been shut down investigations of uni- scholarly resources are not being tion and cosmetic activities are Copy Editor stalled in many cases. Research versities that have allegedly vio- updated during the shutdown. no longer being supported, and Meaghan Habuda funding is just one of the expenses lated the federal gender equity law Students seeking information from the National Institutes of Health Marketing Manager the government apparently deems regarding the handling of sexual federally run websites like the will no longer accept new patients Lazar Anderson “nonessential.” violence. U.S. Census, the Bureau of Labor applying for clinical treatments. Advertising Manager According to an article by the The restrictions are affecting at Statistics or NASA.gov will be redi- Jess aldrich Huffington Post, time-dependent least eight universities. The Office rected to a page reading, “Due to Community Relations research in medicine and science for Civil Rights is also prohibited the lapse in federal government Samantha Ouimette Staff Adviser Rob Hooker [email protected].

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By Tyler Killette unpleasant baked-on odor (Chanel women wearing varying shades of overall statement (which I’m still By Jonah King Staff Columnist No. 2, anyone?). red lipstick. The lipstick was their trying to determine). Guest Columnist Whether the ‘poopetrator’ is own menstrual blood. (Side note: We may never know why this Do they reflect the primal an artistic genius or a freshman Instead of CoverGirl’s easy, breezy student chose to display his or her instincts of human beings, relating with too much spare time, he or beautiful, she could have used the droppings high above Yale’s cob- This will never be the popu- us to cousin ape? Are they repre- she seems to be gaining the atten- slogan moody, bloated, irritable. I blestone roads. Maybe Yale art stu- lar opinion as long as Kanye West sentative of one’s infantile helpless- tion they were seeking. Chances should pitch that to her.) dents have outgrown traditional exists. Just like how I never got ness brought on by the economy? are, the suspect piggybacked off the Taking bodily product usage to art supplies, such as oil paints and along with the girls in high school Or, were the feces-stained T-shirts original dryer-soiling student to a completely new level, Polpette Al canvas, and needed something who obsessed over One Direction hung on a clothesline at one of steal the spotlight. But who knows? Grasso Di Marco had some of his new. To some, this may be the work and Miley Cyrus. Yale’s residential campuses simply Maybe the ‘poopetrator’ has been own body fat sucked out and com- of an excrement visionary. I watched about 15 minutes of a foul smelling prank? one person all along, with one very bined it with ground beef to make Disclaimer: This is not a chal- “Miley: The Movement,” an MTV According to the Yale Daily loaded plan. meatballs. He even fed them to lenge to USF St. Petersburg art documentary about Cyrus’ latest News, students received an email Using bodily fluids — and in unsuspecting dinner guests. Forced students. Please do not use bodily album and re-emergence into celeb- at 3:35 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 4, from this case, solids — to make art is no cannibalism … not sure what the fluids to make art, at least not on rity tabloid prominence. I decided [email protected], new phenomenon. rules on that are in the United campus. to switch the station because I with the subject “Airing some dirty In 1961, Italian conceptual artist States, but it is apparently not ille- Also, did you notice I used nine respect valuable entertainment. laundry…” The body of the email Piero Manzoni pooed into 90 tin gal in Chile. synonyms for the word poop? Nine! Why don’t we consider West as said simply, “Last time, promise,” cans, valuing each at their weight In my opinion, as an experi- valuable entertainment? I’m one of with a smiley face emoticon. in gold to fluctuate according to enced babysitter and hence changer his few addicted fans, and if you The act came in response to a market. of doo ridden diapers, the ‘poope- haven’t seen the hourlong special previous fecal matter (heh), where In 1987, Andres Serano pho- trator’s’ T-shirt stains look more with Zane Lowe on BBC Radio 1, I someone was placing human stool, tographed a plastic crucifix sub- like mud or melted chocolate. recommend finding it on YouTube. urine or and/or food in running merged in his own urine, dubbing However, I don’t blame anyone for Tyler Killette is a senior major- West doesn’t do many interviews, dryers at another of Yale’s resi- it “Piss Christ.” failing to test the legitimacy of the ing in mass communications and which makes the piece so valuable dential colleges (which seems to A few years ago, while Ingrid ordure. editor-in-chief. She can be reached when trying to understand him. be the Ivy League term for dorm), Berthon-Moine was still in high If the dung is in fact phony, at [email protected] Whether you hate or love the leaving students’ clothes with an school, she photographed a series of it sort of detracts from the act’s guy, there’s no denying his artistic intelligence. I was inspired by his words, meaning and intention. The selfish, egotistical maniac the public personifies him as stems from their attempts to under- Shutdown hits harder in D.C. stand his music. West doesn’t like anything the way it is because he believes he has to improve upon By Joey Vars radius of downtown Washington, to soon effect state governments. has brought about a slew of finger “the product,” as he calls it. Artists Guest Columnist D.C. Of these, roughly a third or so Tourists to national parks and pointing, from political analysts will tirelessly slave to develop and are furloughed, or given a tempo- monuments have been turned away and lay people alike. I’ve seen brand themselves, and West is one With St. Petersburg’s pristine rary unpaid leave of absence due to since Tuesday morning, includ- numerous times — on all forms of those artists. beaches, endless downtown water- the special needs of a company. ing those here in the District of of social media, both on my per- In the interview, there is much front and world-class museums, While this doesn’t directly affect Columbia. sonal accounts and on the NASA about West’s struggles to transi- it’s sometimes easy to forget that every individual in the region, I happen to work for the govern- accounts — that the space agency is tion into the fashion world. He ref- there’s a life beyond the Bay. there’s still a sizable economic ment agency most affected by the to blame for the lack of government erences “Wreck-It Ralph” because All this talk of government shut- impact. Some government employ- government shutdown – NASA. Of funds. However, our entire budget he is viewed as Sarah Silverman’s down makes it seem like there’s no ees are unable to pay their bills, our 18,250 employees, 97 percent, makes up less than one-half of 1 character Vannelope. She is a glitch longer a functioning government, pump money into the local econ- or about 17,700, are currently not percent of the entire federal budget. in the code of a video game. West’s that there’ll be panic in the streets omy and do their jobs effectively. working or receiving pay. It has been predicted that the code is to design clothes, but in the and civilization as we know it will This latter is the most widespread More than a quarter of the shutdown will last until around the game of fashion, he is seen as an crumble. However, none of that is issue, domestically and interna- remaining 3 percent are based at time of the government’s debt ceil- outsider because he’s an entertain- true, or at least, not in the Tampa tionally, and is largely the only the Johnson Space Center solely ing deadline of Oct. 17. For now, all ment celebrity. Bay area. effect the Bay area will feel from because they need to monitor the that us federal employees can do is West also goes into many The last two months, I’ve been this shutdown. systems on the International Space sit back and try to enjoy our time explanations about his music, working at NASA in Washington, Any federally-employed, non- Station. Two of those 550 people are off. which mostly surround his recent D.C., just a half-mile from both essential personnel in Tampa Bay the reason the rest need to show up It’d be a great time to take in “Yeezus” release. houses of Congress, and a short are furloughed like everyone else. to work, regardless of pay. some of the local attractions, like He seems to rant for most of the metro ride away from the “man” However, the federal government The lives of Michael Hopkins the Smithsonian’s, except they’re interview, and Lowe lets him speak himself. In a town where the gov- consists of such a small part of the and Karen Nyberg depend on closed. I suppose I could run the his mind. West can come off as ernment is the town, the threat regional economy that the results them, as they live 250 miles above National Mall again, except it too philosophic but also overzealous. of shutdown provided a very real are essentially negligible. the surface of the Earth, traveling is closed. But no one’s really able to However, recognizing the context threat to our daily lives. More felt is the inability to access at 17,500 mph on the International monitor that. This leaves me with in which he speaks, his points are Unlike Tampa Bay, the majority government websites or social Space Station. The other four crew racking up dozens of miles on my extremely valid. of the surrounding 60-mile region media accounts. Any individuals members are not employees of road bike, going from one end of I advise readers to go into West of Washington, D.C., is directly who applied for passports will have NASA. the district to the other. That is, of and Lowe’s interview with an open involved in the government, to wait even longer for their doc- The social media accounts I course, until the bike trail is shut mind, and to listen to West’s inten- whether as civil servants or as con- uments to be processed. Federal manage for the agency are inopera- down due to lack of funds. tions, as an artist and as a human tractors. Of the roughly 2,500,000 loans will also be on a standstill, tive, not moderated and abandoned being. working citizens of the metropoli- which affects financial aid for stu- until we receive the budget to use Joey Vars is a junior at USFSP tan area, about a quarter of them dents if it lasts long enough. them again. All of our websites, currently on a six-month internship Jonah King is a freshman who work for the federal government. Nationwide, more than 800,000 digital archives and television pro- at NASA HQ in Washington, D.C. enjoys writing and recording rap A large concentration of those federal employees have been fur- gramming are offline as well. He can be reached at vars1@mail. music. He can be reached at jona- people is employed within a 10-mile loughed, which has the potential The shutdown of the government usf.edu. [email protected] November 13, 2012 | Volume 47 | Issue 12 crowsneststpete.com Connecticut Huskies Last five vs. UConn This week in 2012 W 13-6 Date: Saturday, Oct. 12 2011 L 16-10 USF football... Time: Noon 2010 L 19-16 Location: Rentschler Field, East Hartford, Conn. 2009 L 29-27 TV/Radio: ESPN 3, 98.7 The Fan 2008 W 17-13 South Florida 26 Quotes and Notes ... Cincinnati 20 Bulls rally behind Giddins 1 2 3 4 F “The Bay Area likes to win. Cin. 21 14 14 0 - 49 By Mike Hopey and the defense hadn’t forced the else distract us from what we’re Everybody been down and out USF 7 0 0 14 - 21 Staff Reporter turnover with 6:48 remaining, USF trying to do.” here. The bus had the hazard could be 0-5. South Florida will have a chance lights on. Now the bus is moving a Team Comparison When USF defensive lineman USF was a problem for the to get better when they travel to play little bit.” – Willie Taggart Cin. USF Ryne Giddins made the defensive Bearcats all night. Cincinnati’s UConn on Oct. 12. The Huskies are 1st downs 21 12 play of the game on fourth and first drive ended in a blocked field a team in disarray. Not only are they “It’s been a long, long time 3rd down eff. 7-14 5-15 inches late against Cincinnati, it goal returned 75 yards by Nate 0-4 giving up more than 32 points a coming but I know a change is 4th down eff 0-1 0-0 was with a heavy heart. Goodwin. Their second drive game but they have also fired their gonna come.” – Willie Taggart Total yards 350 241 Just 24 hours before the Bulls ended with the first of two intercep- head coach, Paul Pasqualoni after a sang that Sam Cooke song to mem- Passing 240 129 26-20 victory over the Bearcats, the tions by Mark Joyce. 41-12 road loss to the University of bers of the press following his first Comp-att 24-36 11-18 Seffner native buried his mother Add in the fumble returned 10 Buffalo. victory as USF head coach. Sabrina. The elder Giddins had bat- yards for a touchdown by DeDe Taggart and the coaching staff Yards per pass 6.7 7.2 tled uterine cancer. Lattimore and the Bulls defense will be looking for bigger contri- “Come on, put that phone up. Rushing 110 112 “For him to go through what helped generate 13 points. Usually butions from guys like Joyce whose First victory. Let me handle this.” Rusing Attempts 33 37 he’s been going through and the it’s the USF offense that helps two interceptions where the most – Willie Taggart jokingly yelling at Yards per rush 3.3 3.0 energy he had in practice, you defenses generate points, but in by a Bull since Nate Allen in 2009. a member of the press whose phone Penalties 5-39 5-45 couldn’t even tell he was going Saturday’s win the offense didn’t Freshman Nigel Harris who has rang during the press conference. Turnovers 4 1 through that,” said head coach give up a score for the first time all stepped in and started for the Bulls Fumbles lost 2 1 Willie Taggart. “I was so impressed season. finished Saturday’s game four tack- “Tonight Uncle Mo was on our Interceptions 2 0 with him.” “It goes back to what I’ve been les. One and a half tackles were for side.” – Willie Taggart saying that Time of possession 29:26 30:34 When Giddins entered the telling our guys all year is making loss. momentum was finally with the media room at Raymond James those winning plays, believing you “I’m looking for guys who want Bulls. Top perfomers Stadium for his post-game press can make those plays,” Taggart the ball when things get tough,” Passing conference, he was holding the said. Taggart said. “I’ve been getting that “Feels like we won the Super ATT COMP. YDS TD INT game ball. His inspirational perfor- The Bulls held the Bearcats to from a lot of our guys, ‘Coach run Bowl.” – Linebacker DeDe B. Kay - CIN 36 24 6.7 3 2 mance of two tackles, including the 162 of their 350 total yards through this, coach run that,’ and guys have Lattimore on the victory. Rushing fourth-and-inches play, was a rally- the first three quarters. Cincinnati stepped up to the plate.” CAR YDS Avg TD lg ing call for defense. only started to get to the defense Taggart said the Bulls would cel- “When they scored to make it M. Pierre - USF 16 61 3.8 0 21 “When things get tough we after the Bulls’ offense cooled off. ebrate the victory over Cincinnati 26-20 I still knew we were going Receiving haven’t responded well,” Taggart The last four offensive possessions for 24 hours and then get right back to win. It’s on our back to win this reC YDS Avg TD LG A. McClung - CIN 8 90 11.3 0 17 said. “Our guys finally realized they for USF all ended in punts, and the to work to build of what they’ve game still.” – Defensive back Mark got to continue playing football no Bulls failed to convert a single first done. Joyce. American Conf. Stand- matter what the situation is.” down. “This victory gives us nothing At the start of the fourth quar- “We all talked about being 1 per- but one win,” Taggart said. “You put in all this hard work ings ter, the Bearcats had only six first cent better and our football team and it doesn’t really pay off when CONF. overall downs. In the last quarter, they did that today,” Taggart said. “We you lose but when you get that W w-L PF PA W-L PF PA STRK picked up another 15. Cincinnati got to keep that mentality and stay it feels so good.” – Quarterback Louisville 1-0 30 7 5-0 222 34 W5 scored 14 points and if Giddins in our cocoon and not let anything [email protected] Bobby Eveld who replaced starter Houston 1-0 22 13 4-0 174 80 W4 Steven Bench in the first quarter Rutgers 1-0 55 52 4-1 200 138 W4 UCF 1-0 24 17 4-1 159 83 W1 Roundup after Bench injured his knee. USF 1-0 26 20 1-4 84 171 W1 UConn 0-0 0 0 0-4 72 130 L4 “They always tell you you’re one Cincinnati 0-1 20 26 3-2 159 87 L1 snap away. I’m always going to pre- Memphis 0-1 17 24 1-3 77 76 L1 pare like I’m the starter.” – Bobby SMU 0-1 52 55 1-4 136 216 L3 Eveld on his mindset coming into Temple 0-2 20 52 0-5 79 136 L5 Rutgers wins wild one the game for the injured Bench. By Mike Hopey imaginable to avoid the upset on *** Staff Reporter the road against Memphis. Teddy Bridgewater threw for “When he first got hurt I The Tigers led UCF 17-10 with 348 yards and two touchdowns, as started crying because that’s my USF Sailing Results Rutgers outlasted Southern just over two minutes remaining. Louisville had no problem with brother. We are real real cool. SAISA Women’s Fall Champs Methodist in three overtimes to The Golden Knights had the ball Temple. The Cardinals rushed for It’s big shoes to fill. But whatever Charleston, S.C. win 55-52 in Dallas. The SMU on the Memphis one-yard line. On 177 yards as a team in the 30-7 win. coach need me to do.” – Running TOT Mustangs scored 21 points in the first and goal Strom Johnson fum- Temple who fell to 0-5, 0-2 in the back Michael Pierre on having to 1. Eckerd 37 fourth quarter to force overtime. bled the ball. Offensive tackle Chris American Conference, was all but replace Marcus Shaw. 2. Charleston 39 After the teams traded touch- Martin fell on the ball in the end- shutout in the loss. Jalen Fitzpatrick 3. USF 42 downs in the first two overtimes, zone for UCF’s tying score. found P.J. Walker for a nine-yard Nick Temple led the Bearcats 4. Miami 47 the Mustangs had to settle for a field On the ensuing kickoff the touchdown pass with 38 seconds with eight total tackles. Temple 5. Jacksonville 76 goal on the first possession of the Tigers fumbled the ball and UCF’s remaining in the game. and Adam Dempsey both managed 6. N.C. State 95 third overtime. Rutgers walked off Drico Johnson picked it up and *** to get to the Bulls’ Bobby Eveld for with the win when Justin Goodwin returned it for the game winning This week the AAC will be in sacks. The Bearcats only turnover SAISA South Points-4 ran for a score from 17 yards out. score. prime on ESPN twice. On Thursday in the loss was a fumble recovery by Hosted by Florida SMU’s quarterback Garrett Memphis had an opportunity night, Rutgers will visit No.8 Jeff Luc. TOT Gilbert accounted for all seven of to tie the game under a minute Louisville. On Friday, the Bearcats 1. Eckerd 12 the Mustangs touchdowns. The remaining but on third and goal will visit Philadelphia to play the Fidel Montgomery was the 2. Jacksonville 24 senior threw for 484 yards and five the Tigers’ Paxton Lynch threw a winless Temple Owls. Bulls’ leading tackler with nine 3. USF 28 touchdowns. Gilbert also added game-ending interception. The games are part of the con- total tackles. The entire USF 4. New College 34 two rushing touchdowns on 14 A week after he threw for 348 ference’s television contract with defense managed to tackled 5. Rollins 37 yards rushing. yards against South Carolina, ESPN, which puts most conference Cincinnati nine times for a loss 6. Florida State 46 *** UCF’s Blake Bortles came back to games on the networks stations. totaling 30 yards. 7. Florida 53 Central Florida had to make a Earth with only 160 yards and no 8. FGCU 54 comeback in the most bizarre way touchdowns. [email protected]