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) comes-home m akers haven't considered ) Cards revoked for students living off campus, off-campus vendors or students using their smart car d during UCF's summer WILLIAM RICHARDS terms and Christmas. ., . Contributing Writer Students in off-campus Nils OI vwas made a knight Friday, adding housing get vendors lik~ Sil­ to s many accollades. Not bad for a The UCF smart card will ver Mine to deliver to them, n in. The current Nils Olav, the third no longer be accepted by 27 and many on CaIDJ)US ven­ n~ in to serve as the guards' mascot, vendors, from Pita Pit to dors are barely open for ighted by British Maj. Gen. Euan CB&S Bookstore, when card business.during the summer, Lo d on behalf of Norway's King Harald services terminates their off­ while the McDonald's across L u on dropped the king's sword on the street. from campus can si s of Nils' black-and-white frame. -campus program on May 1, 2009. accept a smart card year Silver Mine Subs owner round. Michael Cuccarese received T .G.I. Friday's in Wather­ PHOTOS COURTESYC HINAVINE his letter in July, informing ford Lakes general manager UCF senior Erika Rydell ~lms in China. Rydell is one of about 50 UCF students and faculty that participated in the ChinaVine program. ' him that the smart card's off­ T im Breen sees the end of campus program was end- off campus smart card sales . ing. having the biggest effect on China Vine The letter states that his business out of the ven­ smart cards will no long~r be dor's interviewed. documents folk art accepted in May, · and that "When school is in ses­ off-campus vendors can con­ sion, we may do an average and village life for vert the card readers they of five hundred dollars a day C,APTURE purchased for the program on sm art card purchases," English-speaking into normal credit card read­ Breen said, ''A big chunk of .) ers. · my businesses." audiences "You're Breen said that part taking t he of the reason for the choices smart card's success ) FOLK ART in his Waterford students Lakes restaurant is that an estimated KERRI ANNE RENZULLI 90 percent of his Contributing Writer employees are UCF students. While China may be Vendor showcasing its efforts at modernization to the world through the Beijing PLEASE SEE ISSUE Olympics, an international ON A6 group of college students is Breaking attempting to preserve its news on cultural heritage through the your cell Web. ChinaVme is a project that Sam's Club offers Get UCF news sent to your cell .µms to capture vanishing phone. Just text the keyword folk art forms and village life UCFNEWS to 44636. for an English-spea,king audi­ ence through the Web with student incentive short do~mentaries of folk From left to right in the back, UCF students Mike Diaz, Erika Rydell and Sarah long film ROUND CAMP.USiA2 in China as part of their study-abroad research program. ChinaVine is a project that LINDSAY BURY a .new membership or con­ artists at work and village life. aims to capture vanishing folk art forms an~ village life in short documentaries. HOTOGRAPHERS' ART The part-research, part­ Contributing Writer version of an existing mem­ study-abroad program is a understanding of Chinese project. "Ifyou can recognize bership to a Collegiate Mem ­ ON DISPLAY IN collaborative effort between culture. and understand the roots. of Sam's Club is offering ber ship." REFLECTIONS EXHIBIT about 50 students and faculty "Our goal is to preserve Chinese culture, I think we UCF college students a year­ Burns also said that the from UCF, the University of those traditions and.present will gain a better understand­ long Collegiate Membership Sam's Club Collegiate Mem­ Former in-house photographer for Oregon, Shandong Universi­ Chinese culture to an English ing of who the Chinese peo­ for $40 that includes a $15 gift bership comes with a com­ Walt Disney lmagineers Rinat Halon's ty ofArt and Design and Bei­ speaking audience," said ple are." card for signing up. plementary card so a room­ art exhibition expresses her view of jing Normal University to Kristin Congdon, a UCF film Over the course of the To qualify for this mem­ mate can share the shopping reflection as part of the Women's capture living fork traditions and philosophy professor, bership, a student must have duties and the savings. a valid student ID, as well as "T his is an offer specifi­ Research Center welcome back and provide insight and who helped to create the PLEASE SEE VISUALS ON A5 reception starting Thursday. a .edu or personal e-mail cally for . college students," address. Orlartdo Market Bums said. Membership Sales Manager, A Sam's Club representa­ lOCAL & STATE,A2 Mike Burns, said that the :edu tive will be at the Pegasus off­ Fire leaves students homeless address is preferred. . · campus housing on Friday KEY WEST OFFICIALS "Students can sign up for and Saturday, and at the Stu­ ORDER EVACUATION TARA YOUNG UCF about ll p.m. Tuesday. the blaze. the card by visiting any Sam's · dent Union on August 27, for News Editor The Orlando Sentinel According to Fox 35 Club location," said Burns in students to sign up for cards. FOR VISITORS reported that although no News, fire rescue crews ( an e-mail interview. "This "This is an on-going new In the shadow of tropical storm Fay, Orange County Fire Res­ one was injured, three cats determined that the explo­ program offers a $15 value membership program that is Key West officials have ordered a cue crews responded to a died and about eight people sions came from propane added incentive gift card to only available to students of mandatory evacuation for visitors on call about explosive sounds - some UCF students - tanks on the rear porch of students of universities and local universities or colleges Sunday and have asked those who are and fire coming from a quad­ were left homeless. Two colleges with the purchase of PlfASE SEE UCF ON A8 planning to arrive to postpone their plex off Hunt Club Lane near dogs were also rescued from PLEASE SEE BWE ON A6 trips. They also said that schools will be closed both today and Tuesday.

NATION & WORLD, M Pegasus Palooza to Ride sharing service offered JONATHAN HOHENSEE GEORGIA PRESIDENT Staff Writer WILL NOT RELINQUISH kick off fall semester KERRI ANNE RENZULLI students. Also more visibili­ University of Central COMBATED REGION Contributing Writer ty for groups if they [stu­ Florida employees that are Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili dents] know about it now feeling the crunch in their says his country will not give up South Orientation Services will they'll know about it for rest wallets from the rising Ossetia and Abkhazia, the two breakaway be hosting UCF's first ever of their time at UCF." prices of gases can find com­ regions at the heart of days offighting "welcome week," Pegasus The festivities kick off fort through the UCF's with Russia. Saakashvili says Georgia will Palooza, from Saturday to Saturday at the Leisure Pool never give up a single square mile.of the human resources depart­ country's territory. August 30 with the hoge of with a LINK Luau and con­ ment, which is offering a boosting student involve­ cludes August 30 with the free rid~ sharing service. •J: ment early in the semester first football game of the "It's been a great success, INDEX TODAY'S and providing a welcoming season against the south in my opinion, so far," said atmosphere to new and CRYSTAL PAOLOEMIUO/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • Around campus Carolina State bulldogs at Judith E. Monroe, the associ­ The UCF Human Resources department has set up a portion of their Web site dedicated 2 WEATHER returning students. • local & State 2 the Brighthouse Networks ate vice president of admin­ to helping UCF employees find coworkers within their zip code to car pool to campus. "The main goal is kinda Stadium. istration and · finance for • Nation & World 4 about seeing returning and The seven-day affair fea­ UCF, who played a role in employees that they would 'We thought this would be a Sports 9 new students feeling wel­ tures free events such as the the project's inception. like to have access to the car good service for our employ­ Variety 11 comed, getting help, getting Waterford Run at the Water­ Opinions Martha Gedbaw, the assis­ pool program, since t he ees." 14 involved," Steven Harowitz, ford Lake Shopping Center tant director for UCF's gasoline prices have shot up To operate the Web sites, Classifieds 15 20, Interdisciplinary Studies on Sunday, the UCF Book­ Human Resources oversaw and the economy is in the users must sign onto the Sudoku 15 Major, and student director store fashion show at the the setting up of the Web state that it is in and the UCF human resources W eb Crossword 15 of Pegasus Palooza, said. site. prices for everything is ''Just show UCF cares about PlfASE SEE PALOOZA ON A7 "We had heard from a few increasing," said Monroe.- PlfASE SEE MORE ON A8 A2 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com AROUND CAMPUS FAM LYTRAGED INSPIRES CAREER (!eutral News and notices for JILLIAN KROTKI town to her various appoint­ and said that this is yet anoth­ improve myself as a person." the UCF community Staff Writer ments," Pullen said "She had er challenge worth taking. This story has inspired Photographer's art goes on display a barrage of physicians, yet "At a very young age, my many students to strive for Learning at the age of 17 there did not seem to be a mom taught me to do my their best. 11oriba, Former in-house photogra­ that her mother had inflam­ high degree of coordination best," Pullen said "While this "Hearing a story like . pher for Walt Disney Imagi­ matory breast cancer, Sarah and communication amongst may seem cliche, I learned Sarah Pullen's is like a driv­ neers Rinat Halon's art exlnbi­ Pullen, a UCF graduate, was them. As well, she felt her that doing your best is more ing force," UCF marketing tion expresses her view of driven to pursue a career in doctors did not respect and than a phrase. It is a desire to major Chris Mahanna said. 1uture reflection as part of the the medical field listen to her, resulting in inef­ become your absolute best ''Everyone always has excus­ The Student Newspaper at IKF since 196S Women's Research Center wel­ Rather than quitting ficient care." - to continually push your­ es for putting things off or - -- __,__ come back reception starting August 18,----- 2008 when times got tough, or let­ Although Pullen hopes self to be better tomorrow not putting forth as much Thursday. ting her studies slip out of things will change, her goals than you are today. effort as they could, and it's Vol 40, Issue 68 • 16 Pages The display will begin noon focus, Pullen worked hard to are not to entirely alter the "Since that absolute best is not until you hear about The Central Florida Future is the independent, st\J - and go until 3 p.m. It will run maintain good grades and health care system, but rather dynamic and changing, each someone like this that you written newspaper at the UnivefSity of Central A · . until August 25. Opinions in the Future are those of the indiv" · establish extracurricular to provide service to individ­ day presents a new challenge realize how good you have it. columnist and not necessarily those of the editorial Call 407-823-4240 for more activities. uals that are disregarded and .to reach." Pullen said. This "It's inspiring that some­ oc the University administration. All content is of information. the Cencmlflorido Furure and may not be reprinted In She volunteered at local uninsured . mind frame that my mom one who has gone through so oc in whole without pellTiisslon from the publisher. elementary schools, worked "I am fascinated by the instilled in me has enabled much is able to achieve all Support schools, win some prizes as a research assistant with incredible intricacy and me to continue moving for­ that she has," Mahanna said You can find drink specials, Biomedical Sciences and was complexity of the human ward, to Pullen is a recipient of the appetizers and door prizes at the president of the Golden body," Pullen said "As well,· contin­ Jack Kent Cooke Foundation the AlumKnight Out and Key International Honour there is a very human aspect ue my Graduate Scholarship, which School Supply Drive on Thurs- Society. to this profession. You can stud­ is awarded in amounts as editVr@(,entro/FloridaFuture.cam day. "At some point in middle change lives for the better ies much as $50,000 per year. The charity event takes school, I started being inter­ through providing quality and This scholarship lasts as News Editor place at the Fairwinds Alumni ested in becoming a physi­ and compassionate care. It to long as six years and gives · Tara Young x213 Center and will begin at 6 p.m. cian," Pullen said "As a child, is a very challenging field, students that could not oth­ News.CFF@gmailcam . Call 407-823-2586 to RSVP I was a patient of a few both intellectually and erwise afford graduate stud­ Online News Editor and don't forget to bring school inspiring family physicians. I emotionally." ies the opportunity to pursue supplies to donate. Jeffrey Rileyx213 truly admired the way they Because this field higher degrees. There were Online.CFF@gmailcom interacted with their deals with the most only 34 recipients this year. Teachers will get ready to learn patients." personal and dif­ "Currently my goal is Opinions Editors Teachers are now gearing up While watching her moth­ ficult moments completing medical Nathan Christopher and for the upcoming semester. er struggle through treatments of people's school I hope to one day Jessica Saggio x213 They can find out about rosters, and multiple physicians, lives, dealing to work for the med­ Oplnions.CFF@gmailcam grade books, syllabi and ·soft­ PQllen realized that the com­ with her ically underserved," Sports Editor ware at the Faculty Center for munication between doctors mother's Pullen said Teaching and Learning. Brian Murphy x215 and patients wasn't always as 2007 death "Perseverance pays Sports.CFF@gmailwm The event is Friday at noon. effective as she had hoped to cancer off, but success as a . Call 407-823-3544 for more She thought that the is a chal­ person is more than Variety Editor information. health care system had lenge for what is on a tran- Whitney Hamrick x214 become "fragmented and Pullen. script." Variety.CFF@gmailcom inefficient." · Through · Sarah Pullen, a recent UCF Photo Editor "From my perspective, my all of her graduate, was inspired to go Sarah Rogers I mom always seemed to be classes and into medical school after her Photo.CFF@gmailcom LOCAL filling out volumes of paper­ commit­ mother's death to cancer. Staff Writers work. repeating herself con­ ments, Pullen· SARAH ROGERS I &STATE stantly and driving all over stayed focused CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Ryan Bass, William Goss, Jillian Krot , ------...... --'----- Shahdai Richardson, Kelda Senior, Keep local with headlines Robyn Sidersky, Kari Wilberg, William you may have missed Melissa Chadbourne, Jonathan Hohe ee, - · Allenlevln Key West officials urge visitors Votes stall bill based.on shield law · Staff Photographers leave ahead of tropical storm Fay Max Behrman, Reema Desai, - ~ XEY WEST - A light MELISSA CHADBOURNE According to the Society of free society;'' said Sen. Patrick shield laws impeding law Crystal Paoloemilio, Corey Mayn , stream of traffic-headed out of Staff Writer Professional Journalists, 49 Leahy, D-Vt., according to enforcement agencies from Sarah Rogers, Gregory Territo Key West on Sunday as officials states have some form of debate minutes. "If you don't prosecuting law breakers pro­ urged visitors to leave the string Senate votes stalled a bill to shield law protecting confi­ have a way for Americans to tected by journalists. · Columnist of low-lying islands ahead of protect journalists' sources on dential sources of journalists. know what their government "People break the law for Benjamin Badio - troptcal storm Fay, which fore­ a federal level The bill would apply a shield is doing, then we will all hurt. disclosing very highly classi­ casters said could strengthen to Bill S. 2035 was introduced law on the federal level Flori­ To paraphrase Mark Twain, fied information," Kyl said in Graphic Artists Cara Cooper, - a hurricane. in September 2007, given the da established its' shield law in you should support your discussion minutes. "The Joseph Man~aqat, Brad Walko er Fay could start pelting parts short name The Free Flow of 1998. country all the time but ques­ . reporter says: 'I am not going of the Keys and South Florida Information Act 2007. S. 20~5 would prohibit any tion your government when it to tell you, Mr. FBI Agent, who Editorial Adviser late Monday or early Tuesday The bill is based around a federal entity from demanq­ deserves it. We need a press did that. Yes, I know who did it Abraham Aboraya . as a strong tropical storm or federal shield law. Shield laws ing a covered person to testify willing and able to do that." - it is against the law - but I adviser@(,entralRoridaFuture.ro minimal hurricane. allow journalists to refuse to in court or produce docu­ Leahy also pushed for am not going to tell you.' And Keys officials issued a give up information about ments relating to information stronger protection in regard this bill would provide the mandatory evacuation order for their confidential sources to protected underJournalist and to sources dealing with protection for that" visitors starting at 8 a.m. Sun­ law enforcement and govern­ source confidentiality. national security. Kyl argued that the bill day and asked those who had ment officials. According to a summary on He said that several strong does not define the media in not yet arrived to postpone The vote on July 30 denied Govtrack.us, the bill "defines and important news stories an agreeable manner. Advertising Sales Director 'We don't know whether a their trips. cloture on S. 2035, which limits 'covered perso~ as a person have relied on confidential Mark Lanaris x204 Officials said hotels and the time allowed for debate engaged in journalism, includ­ sources, citing stories on the blogger, who is trying to put [email protected] businesses won't be forced to and prevents filibuster. The ing their supervisor, employer, CIA secret prisons and the material out on the biogs, is in remove visitors, but should use stall came from 43 nay votes: parent, subsidiary, or affiliate." wiretapping done by the the media, whether a reporter University Sales Director cqmmon sense. 42Republican and one·Demo­ The bill would not extend to National Security Agency. for some kind of terrorist Heissam JebaHey x201 They also said schools in the crat, against 51: 44 Democrat, foreign pqwers and terrorist Proponent Sen. Arlen newsletter is a member ofthe [email protected] Keys will be closed today and five.Republican and two other. organizations. Specter, R-Penn., said that media or what," Kyl said Business Manager Tuesday. Cloture motions require a Proponents for the bill presidential candidates Sen. Kyl then argued that the bill Trisha Irwin x212 With the warnings, some three-fifths vote to succeed cited the need for the press as Barack Obama, D-Ill., is a co­ did not have an exception for [email protected] Key West businesses began put­ The setback was con­ government watchdogs. With­ sponsor of the bill and .Sen. information needed in investi- Distribution Manager ting µp hurricane shutters, but tributed in part to an energy out the shield laws in place, John McCain, R-Ariz., publicly ,gating terrorist attacks. He . Ryan McDonald x211 tourists and residents still bill the rejecting voters were there is fear of a chiUing effect confirmed he would vote, for believes the bill needs to be [email protected] strolled lazily through down- looking to amend in regard to on the press. the bill -carefully ancf' extensively . increasing domestic oil and "if you don't have a free Opponents for the bill like revised before it will pass General Manager Raymond G. Bush x220 PLEASE SEE LOCAL gas production. press; ~en you don't have a Sen. Jon ~yl, R-Ariz., see the through the Senate. ,4 [email protected]

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town. having coffee and eat­ ing breakfast. 'We've been living in Florida now for 10 years, so we need to get some stuff together, but we're not going to rush out of here,". John Civette said as he strolled the shop-lined streets with his wife, Tonya Palm Bay toddler dies after near-drowing incident PALM BAY - Authorities say a toddler, who was hospi­ talized after nearly drowning in a Palm Bay pool, has died SERGEY GRITS / ASSOCIATED PRESS Police say 16-month-old Awo man walks past a destroyed building in Tskhinvali in the Georgian breakaway Haley Rowland was not province of South Ossetia, which the Georgia government says it will not give up. breathing when relatives found her in the family pool Georgia president says he Coalition finalizes charges on Friday. will not yield contested regions against Pakistani president Paramedics couldn't regain TBILISI, Georgia ISLAMABAD, Pakistan a pulse, but doctors at a Mel­ Georgian President Mikhail - Pakistan's ruling coali­ bourne hospital stabilized her Saakashvili said his country tion took another step Sun­ and airlifted her to the Orlan­ will not give up South Osse­ day toward impeaching do's Arnold Palmer Hospital, tia and Abkhazia, the two President Pervez Mushar­ where she later died breakaway regions at the raf, finalizing the charges Authorities said the tod­ heart of days of fighting with to be launched against the dler's parents had left her and Russia former army strongman if her siblings with their grand­ Saakashvili said Georgia he refuses to resign. parents. will never give up a single Musharraf is holding The Department of Chil- 1 square mile of the country's out against enormous pres-· dren & Families has been territory. · sure to quit from foes who notified. He spoke at a news con­ swept February elections ference with German Chan­ and relegated the stalwart Woman arrested after leaving cellor Angela Merkel on U.S. ally to the political children alone in apartment Sunday after a meeting in sidelines. OCALA - Authorities the capital, Tbilisi. His spokesman, Rashid said an Ocala woman has Merkel said Russia must Qureshi, insisted Sunday been arrested after she withdraw immediately. that Musharraf "is not allegedly left her two young She said she expects a going to resign, period" · children - ages 3 and 2 - "v-ery fast, very prompt" Going after the unpopu­ alone inside her apartment withdrawal of Russian lar and marginalized for :aiore than an hour while troops from Georgia. She Musharraf has allowed the she yisited a friend called it an "urgent matter." government to regain the Authorities said the moth­ Russian President Dmit­ initiative after months of er was charged with child ry Medvedev said Russia gloom about . mounting neglect Friday. · . would begin to pull back economic problems and Authorities say the mother troops on today but suggest­ Islamic militancy. returned to the apartment ed they might remain in sep­ On Sunday,,a committee after they unsuccessfully aratist South Ossetia of coalition fficials agreed searched for her for an hour. on'. a list of impeachment The Department of Chil­ Afghan increases security forces charges against the presi- dren and Families was noti- ' for Independence Day fled-and an investigator came KABUL, Afghanistah - · i~~~°i{~~~o~Jt-nister UC F _TE s·T PR E P CO U RS ES . to the· scene. . Afghan police commanders Rehman provided no on Sunday ordered 7,000 details of the charges, Smarter Test Prep officers onto the capital's . which will now go to coali- · • - ASSOCIATED PRESS streets, including the coun­ try's youngest cadets, to ~~~leadei!for\~~~c!~~~ 407 .882. TEST www.testprep.ucf.edu secure Kabul ahead of Inde­ impeachment proceedings pendence Day celebrations. in Parliament. ' €41i. · HIGHER The unprecedented blan­ She also was vague on VJ UCF ~g=; ket of security came amid a 1 spike in violence around the troomhe timetable for more -back-chan-leaving ' 1--::======::::;:======.. =.. =_ = _=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=-tt=_=1 EDUCATION . country - more than 90 nel talks aimed at smooth­ What's in the news at people were reported killed ing a possible, Mushan:af colleges around the country in clashes and attacks - and exit and limiting the tur­ served as an indication of moil in a country key ·to · Financial aid requests up how militants pose a grow­ Western efforts to combat 14 percent in New Hampshire ing threat to the capital. Islamic extremism. MANCHESTER, N.H. - Clashes in Afghanistan's "We've come to a mutu­ Rising college costs are put­ south and east killed 73 Tal­ al conclusion on what we ting the squeeze on ·family iban fighters and nine pri­ shall present to the leaders budgets, and m ore people , yate security guards, while a of the coalition govern­ looking to attend college in roadside blast killed 10 me nt," Rehman told New Hampshire applied for policemen, officials said. reporters after the commit.: financial aid this year. The security increase in tee meeting in Islamabad. The U.S. . Education Kabul came a day before the "Once they have cleared Department says aid requests . i country celebrates the 89th it, we will be presenting· it at more than a dozen New anniversary of its independ­ as part of a resolution and Hampshire colleges and uni­ ence from Britain. charge sheet in the joint . versities went up 16 percent The Interior Ministry· houses and, God willing, .overall from last year. · said the capital's police th at shoulq happen this Higher college costs, would search buildings and week," she said. fewer private loans, tighter cars to "crec:1-te an environ­ The coalition has credit access and the econo­ ment of trust and prevent threatened to initiate my all are combining to make any disruptive actions by the impeachment proceedings things tougher for college enemy." · in Parliament as early as students. Any breach of security Monday if Musharraf does­ All these pressures are during the celebration n't resign. It claims it will somewhat creating a perfect would be an embarrassment easily secure the required storm in which students and for President Hamid two-thirds majority in a parents are aggressively seek­ Karzai's government. · joint sitting of the upper ing financial assistance from In April, gunmen fired on and lower houses of Parlia­ colleges and from anywhere Karzai at a military parade in ment to oust him. else they can go," said Kabul from a rented hotel Thomas Horgan, president room several hundred yards Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi and CEO of the New Hamp­ from the review stands marry in califomia ceremony shire College & University where dignitaries sat. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ';J1,:~:- Council, a consortium of 17 The attack killed three -T here was much danc­ { ... , . . public and private institutions people, including a lawmaker. ing: Ellen DeGeneres and of higher education in New The location of today's Portia de Rossi are mar­ Hampshire. · ceremony was . not ried, according to reports. Overall, more than 66,000 announced in advance in an In the biggest celebrity people sought aid from New effort to minimize the risk of union since Califor.nia Hampshire schools during insurgents again disrupting legalized same-sex mar­ the first six months of this a national celebration. riage, DeGeneres, 50, and year, compared to about 1 Interior Ministry de Rossi, 35, wed Saturday 57,000 during the same time spokesman Zemarai night in an intimate cere­ frame last year. Bashary said more than mony at their Beverly Hills The 16 percent increase 5,000 extra police had been home, People and Us Mag­ was four points higher than drafted for what he azine reported. the national average. described as the biggest A publicist for According to federal fman­ operation of its kind in DeGeneres didn't immedi­ cial-aid application figures, Kabul since 2001, when U.S.­ ately respond to messages Colby-Sawyer College was up led forces ousted the Taliban from The Associated Press 22.7 percent, Southern New government. on Saturday. Hampshire University 20.4 A lawmaker from Kanda­ After the California percent, New England Col­ har who is critical ofKarzai's Supreme Court's ruling in lege 16.7 percent and Keene government said the police May, the talk-show host • State 16.4 percent. deployment has more to do announced that she and de Figures compiled from with protecting the govern­ Rossi would w ed after four federal financial-aid forms ment's reputation than win­ years together. • showed Dartmouth receiving ning people's confidence. Th e ceremony was • 30 percent more aid requests "Unless they bring some attended by 19 guests, • from. applicants for the first comprehensive changes in including DeGeneres's half of 2008. the security, this deploy­ mom Betty and de Rossi's Much of that was due to a ment will not affect people's mother M argaret Rogers, 17 percent rise in the number confidence," Khalid Pashtun who flew in from Australia of admissions applications, said. for the occasion, according to Virginia Hazen, Afghan officials said Sun­ People.com reported Sat­ Dartmouth's director of day ~at a recent gunbattle urday _night. financial aid left 32 Taliban insurgents and five security guards dead , - ASSOCIATED P~SS - ASSOCIATED PRESS - .. _ ( ~ba '1rtutt · August 18, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS isuals help communicate culture FR Al as much as we possibly can," ""' Congdon said. "And things · pa year, the program has there are changing fast. That's e four trips to China trav­ why it's so important to go to .. e · into Beijing and remote China and document." v· ges to photograph and As China continues its fl marketplaces in the rapid push forward as an eco­ Sh dong Providence, tradi­ nomic powerhouse, many folk tio shoe embroidery, artists and the traditions they do figurines being sculpt­ embody are dwindling, ed, and yo-yo craftsmen because they are no, longer sh casing their talent with practiced by younger genera­ - the products. tions centered on furthering dful ofBeijing-based COURTBY CHINAVINE education and careers in the art" s the group filmed are Yang Hai-Jun,a printmaker in Shandong, was visited by the ChinaVine group on their trip. city. pe rming at the Olympic_ Vill e. For future trips, the In October, UCF will host greater inforination about pro t wants to explore the president of Shandong folk traditions and a larger . are in which minority University of Art and Design collection of information on gro s live. and four members of the artists in more regions. . " ve being in the villages SUAD ChinaVme team. "We have some journaling and eeting the artists," Con­ The UCF aspect· of chi­ that was done by Mike Diaz gdo said. "I'll never forget naVme has plans to continue who was in China for four the er woman who makes for at least three more years, iponths, but we haven't put it the broidered shoes. But but the extent of what they up on the site since we bein in China is like con­ wish to accomplish could· the . changed the design," Cong­ stant being awed" push the project further. don said. "We have a lot of villages and artists are "The magnitude of the work that hasn't been posted thr· d with the American task - documenting the yet. inter t they have garnered, work of folk artists scattered "In.the early videos, you . allo g the Americans to across an area almost as large don't see us at all. Now we com into their homes and as the U.S. -- can be daunt­ realize we have to incorpo:­ · film ing," Congdon said. "We're , rate more of our own voices. C looking at a job that could It makes everything more take a gazillion people many, personal," said Thomas Val­ many years t0 do." ladares, a 24-year-old ChinaVme hopes that the· marketing major and the interest generated by the site's production manager. Olympics will translate into · ChinaVine is an out­ traffic for their site, which is growth of the ideas behind in its infancy but has plans for Folkvine a Web-based expansion. preservatio:r;i project of Flori­ But it can expand only if da's own folk art and heritage ChinaVme can win the grants that Congdon was part of, necessary to pay for travel and, like Folkvine,' will be on back ofhis motorcycle - costs and development. intensely visual. thr u h the villag!;.! filming._~ Such expansions include "What we want to do is Th y ere all so ~~l~~ming." - journals from participants, communicate ideas visually,

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• --t-----''1::....C..:..onb=~,=utuu • August 18, 2008 ... alooza maybe tradition You deserve a factual look at ... FR Al from Student Government Racism in •he Islamic World - Association to match Orien­ How can peace prevalil lin 1:he Nliddle Eas1: lln 1:he face of lslamllc asus Ballroom on Mon­ 'I'm looking tation Services own $10,000 for the project. bli901:ry and ha1:e1 When wlill modera1e Nusllims speak out1 • ive-in Movie will be at The remaining costs th Leisure Pool on Aug. 26, forward to the For years, the U.N., led by Islamic and Arab nations and their sympathizers, has accused Israel of racism, but were covered through spon­ the world consistently turns a blind eye to open, seething anti-Semitism in Islamic society. a The Gauntlet on Mem- Guantlet. It's sorships from Metromix, o Mall oh Aug. 27. Super Target and the Cen­ Islamic anti-Semites for Jews.) Tom Lantos, the late nightstock concert one of my tral Florida Future. In one of the most astonishing propaganda coups U.S. Congressman, called the Prince's assertion "an sp sored by CAB Cinema Those involved forsee ever, a United Nations conference' on racism, which outrage ... blatant hypocrisy," but Islamic leaders on emory Mall will be babies.' Pegasus Palooza becoming took place in Durban South Africa, declared that were silent. In fact, millions of Muslims still insist • Au 28, and Late Knights at an annual school tradition. Zionism is racism. No wonder the U.S. and Israel that Zionists were behind the September 11 attacks th emory Mall is on Aug. "Oh, hell yeah its hap­ walked out of the meeting, which was dbminated by on the World Trade Center. 29. - STEVEN HAROWITZ representatives of Islamic and Arab states and other · Anti-Semitism is expressed so freely and INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES MAJOR pening next year," Harowitz 'm looking forward to said. "Its gonna be a tradi­ anti-Israel forces, and whose conclusions were ubiquitously in most Islamic societies that no AND STUDENT DIRECTOR OF PEGASUS citizen can escape it. During th Guantlet," Harowitz' • PALOOZA tion along with Homecom­ predictable from the outset. sai "Its one of my babies. I ing. I _want my kids to go to The supreme irony of this Ramadan in 2002, Egypt's state­ conference was that it"accused no "Until Muslims reject racism in controlled TV aired "Horseman ' wo ed on that one and Pegasus Palooza ,is the it and be able tQ say I start­ all forms, they can't expect re wanted it to happen. other nation of racism--0nly Without a Horse," a program brainchild of Harowitz and ed that. Israel. In truth, Israel is perhaps Islam to enjoy full respect as based on the' notorious forgery, Rig behind the Gauntlet "It has the potential to a Daniel Meuninck, assistant the most racially and ethnically . political and spiritual force." The Protocols of the Elders of tho h is the kickoff speak- director of Orientation Ser­ get bigger each year. I'm diverse and tolerant country in Zion, in which Jews allegedly er fashion show." vices and faculty advisor of excited to see where it'll the world. More than half of use the blood of non-Jews to . I addition, to the steady Pegasus Palooza. go." Israel's Jewish population consists of people of make Passover matzot. In Iran, a TV series, "Zahra's stre of campus happen­ They worked together For more information or· color-blacks from Ethiopia and Yemen, as well as Blue Eyes," portrays "Zionists" kidnapping ing the doors of student with about 14 organizations access . to the complete brown-skinned people from Morocco, Iran, Syria, Palestinian children and harvesting their organs. adv· rs are open all week for four months on the proj­ detailed schedule for the Egypt and Israel itself. In addition, · Israel's Perhaps nowhere is the hatred of Jews more to h p with any questions ect. week go to: population includes more than one million Arabs, virulent than among the Palestinians. Most rega ing the first week of They got support and http://www.pegasus­ who enjoy the same civil rights as Jewish Israelis. In perniciously, Palestinian children are taught in clas s. financial backing of $10,000 palooza.com/Wekome.html. lsrael hate speech is banned, and it is against the law scho·ol that Jews are descended from apes and pigs to discriminate based on race or religion. and that the most noble thing they can do is to kill ' In contrast, anti-Semitism-a poisonous form of Jews. Muslim clerics like Imam !bra.rum Madiras, an racism directed .specifically against the Jewish employee of the Palestinian Avthority, declared in a people-is rampant in most all Islamic soc,ietie"s. television sermon, "Jews are a cancer'' and later that, Not only is anti-Semitism commonplace in Muslim ''.Muslims will kill the Jews ... [and] rejoice in nations, but it is propagated shamelessly by their Allah's victory." No surprise, then, that the 1982 leaders, in state-sponiiored media, and by Muslim doctoral . dissertation of Palestinian president clergy. Mahmoud Abbas makes the astounding claim that For example, former Malaysian Prime Minister "Zionists" collaborated with the Nazis to annihilate , Maha~hir Mohamed declared in a speech fo the the Jewish people in order to drive the survivors to Organiza~ion of Islamic Conference that, "today Palestine. Jews rule the world by proxy. They get others to Anti-Semitism and the prospects for peace. fight and die for them." Imagine if an American Islamic anti-Semitism permeates the Arab Middle Wednesday, 8/20 presi-dent had made a similarly sweeping and East and creates an atmosphere in whkh Jews are bigoted statement about blacks, Latinos or any other · reviled and represented as subhuman. How can the 6pm-10pm race-what ·a justifiable uproar, perhaps even an Palestinian people embrace peace with a people impeachment, would ensue. Yet there was no represented by their religious and political leaders condemnation by the Muslim world of Mr. as dehumanized, evil beings? Even more Thursday, 8/21 Mohamed's comments. Rather, virtually all of the importantly, how can Israel be expected to trust a 1pm-Spm conference's Muslim leaders actually voiced their so~called peace partner who expresses abject hatred approval. and murderous intent toward Jews on a daily basis? In response to a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia in Yet the U.S. and many European nations continue to 8/21 May 2004, Crown Prince Abdullah declared that demand that Israel make one-sided sacrifices for Thursday,· "Zionism is behind [these] terrorist actions in the peace with a people steeped in racism artd 6pm:..10pm ki~gdom." (Zionism is the code word often used by committed to its destruction. · ' Until Islamic leaders muster the integrity to relentlessly condemn anti-Semitism (and its evil twin, anti­ Zionism); we can't expect Israel to accept a forced peace with the Palestinians. Likewise, until moderate Saturday, 8/23 wuslims reject racism in all forms, they can't expect Islam to enjoy full respect as a political-and spiritual · 10am-2pm · • torce among the world's people. · ·

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FROM Al. matiori will be given away maile.d the departmat and unless the user approves. stated that they have J>und a site. From there, users must "We got together with a ride. The UCF lwnan enter their name, · which few of our directors, and HR Recourses departm t has department the user was the area that we decid­ already sent out one nass e-= belongs to, their UCF email ed would be the best to mail alerting the em]- o ees · and zip code, and then their coordinate this program for of UCF of the existm. e of schedule of when they the employees, so they took this prograrri, and· 1r to work. UCF Human the lead on setting up a Web send out another n Resources. then will check . site," said Monroe. mail at the beginnillf all of the information that The ride sharing service fall semester, duri~g has been filled out, and Web site has only been up the department e c afterward the department since the beginning of number of users o th ro­ will send them back a list of August and within the. pro­ gram to rise du to the · the e-mail addresses of peo­ gram's first two weeks, over increasecJ num er o( ·ple within the user's zip 120 UCF · employees have · employees who ee tp code. In order to ease wor­ registered onto the Web site· drive to the campu in :r,6.­ ries about electronic securi­ in hopes of finding fellow parison to the school ty, the Web site is designed employees to car pool. mer season. so. that th~ user give away as Although it is hard to judge Employees interes in little information as. possi­ how many people actually using the UCF's share ride , ble. Only the -µser's ·zip end up finding a' carpool - program can sign by code, school e-mail, name ·as .the users of the program clicking the "UCF C p ol and department need to be are not required to mail Registration" Ii at filled out in the online appli­ Human Resources if they www.hr.ucf.edu. For, er cation for the car ,. pool made a successful match - information, contac U<::F match making service to so far four UCF employees . Human -Resources a 407) work, and no personal infor- seeking a car to pool have 823-2771.

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J fl ATIONAL WOMEN'S SOCCER PREVIEW PORTS Women's • p Preparing golf hires ~Oj.Yfy\PICS . full-time to def! d assistant DIANA ROJAS Contributing Writer

After seeing her Knights 11Jac~ 17th NADAL, WILLIAMS SISTERS at the NCAA East Regionals, -~F row Women's Golf head coach En:illee CLAIM GOLD IN BEUING Klein decided to add a full-time assis­ BEUING -Already assured of the tant coach to her No.1 ranking,Spain'sRafael Nadal was. staff to help give· No.1 at the Olympics. He won a gold the team another medal Sunday, overcoming two set­ run at nationals. points in the second set and holding Cprrie Sordel every service game to beat Fernando was hired Aug. 11 as Gonzalez of Chile 6-3, Hi (2),6-3. the first full-time The gold medal was the first ever for assistant coach in 1 Spain in Olympic tennis and another the program's milestone in an astounding summer history. Sor­ surge by _Nadal, who will officially end del recent­ Roger Federe~s 4 1/2-year reign atop . ly com­ the rankings today. Nadal has won 38 pleted her · New coach: of his past 39 matches, induding internship She is the program's victories against Federer in the finals at at the University of first full-time the French Open and Wimbledon. Memphis where assistant coach. As a "Nowhere in my best dreams Ican she served a:s . a player, Sordel went to three NCAA­ imagin~ something like what Idid this graduate assistant. Championships with year,"Nadal said."I know how difficult it A native ofWm­ Florida State. is to win these things,ana especially dermere, Sordel here,because you only have cme chance attended West every four years." Orange High Schooi The Orlando Sen­ In women's doubles, Venus and tinel named her the Orlando Area's • Serena Williams of the United States High.School Player of the Year in 1999. won~ gold, beating Anabel Medina After her success in high school, · Garrigues and Virginia Ruano Pascual of Sordel moved on to bedome atop play­ Spain 6-2,6-0.lhe sisters celebrated - er for Florida State. with shrieks,then shared a hug. During her four years as a Seminole, The Williams sisters failed to Sordel had a trio of top-25 finishes at medal in singles but found . the ACC Championship, and partici­ .. considerable consolation in doubles, pated in three NCAA Regionals and · improving their lifetime Olympic two NCAA Championships. record as a team to JO-O. Once Sordel ~arned her degree in statistics in December 2004, she spent •• US. WOMEN'S BASKET­ a year playing professional golf on the DuramedFuturesTour. BALL STILrUNBEATEN really the focus is building the "I am really excited to ·bring Carrie BEUING - Tina Thompson WILLIAM PERRY Staff Writer team," associate head coach Q:>lby in for this position," Klein said in a scored 10 of her 15 points during a 21-0. run in the second quarter and the.U.S. · Hale said in a press release. 'We are press·release. "She has an incredible After being r~duced to Gator very excited about the pieces we ' playing background that is going to women's basketball team beat New bait in a devastating defeat to the help our team a lot, and she is going to Zealand 96-60 on Sunday night. have, so now it is a matter of bring­ University of Florida Gators in the ing those togethet, putti.Iig the play­ KNIGHTS TO NOTE be a great_asset to helping us achiev~ The U.oS.dosed out pool play in the second round of last year's NCAA ers in the right places and develop­ RETURNING FIREPOWER our goals." same fashion as all its other games-in Championship, the UCF Women's Not only did the Knights make it to the Olympics - with a blowout. The ing who we are and how we are The Knights' 2008 squad features the top 10 Soccer team will have a chance at going to win games." the NCAA East Regional for the first Americans won the five games by an redemption. The Knights can make has point-scorers from last season.Junior forward . average of 43 points. The team 'been working on time since 2002, but they also had a few a strong case as a legit contender all aspects of the gan:ie during its Courtney Whidden led the team last season players earn All-Conference USA hon­ The U.S. will play South Korea in the when they open their 2008 cam­ with 28 points and 13 goals.Junior midfielder ors. Mayule Tomimbang ·received first­ quarterfinals Tuesday night The South workouts and will need every bit of paign against tough in-state rivals it early. They will open up at No. 4 Becca Thomas paced the team with 11 assists, team all-conference honors, and Jessy Koreans advanced to the next round by Florida State and then UF. FSU on Aug. 22 and will then travel and senior midfielder Hanna Wilde had a Tang and Stephanie Connelly, were holding off Latvia 7H8 on Sunday. These two games could deter­ to Gainesville in hopes of making a team-high 65 shots. named to the second team. New Zealand only trailed by five at mine the direction of the Knights' · little gator bait of their ~ Aug. 29 Phone messages left.for Sordel were the end of the first quarter, but the U.S. season. ' atNo,20UF. YOUTH REIGNS SUPREME not returned, but in a press release she took over in the second quarter turning FSU advanced to the finals ofthe "The first few days, the focus has Of those 10 top returning scorers, only three are said: "This is an exciting opportunity up their defensive intensity. Lisa NCAA College Cup last year, while been team building, and the attack­ seniors this season -Wilde, forward Danielle for me to work with Coach Klein. I am Wallbutton's jumper with 7:29 left in UF was !"anked No. 6 'in the country ing side ofplay," Hale said in a press dos Santos and defensman Sarah de Leon. looking forward to meeting the girl's the period cut New,Zealand'sdeficitto and just narrowly defeated the release. "Learning to play with.dif­ and .[getting] them started on a great 29-22 before the Americans scored 21 , Knights, 4-3 on penalty.kicks in the ferent rhythms and control the MISSING MANIS season. The team had a good season a straight points. tournament. Last season, the tempo of the game, when to slow it The Knights will'have to find a way to replace year ago, and I just want to help coach The U.S. extended its lead in the third Knights made their 12th trip to the down, when to speed it up. The · 2007 C-USA Defensive Player of the Year in Klein continue building a winning tra­ quarter to 38 in the third quarter. NCAA tournament and went 15-4-4 girls are quite comfortable with the goalkeeper Jennifer Manis, who ran out of dition here at UCF." to win a share of the C-USA regu­ ball, so more style of play than tech­ eligibjlity. In an exhibition match Saturday, the The Knights had one of the best sea­ lar-season title. nique so far. Knights l!Sed junior Lynzee Alis Lee and sons in their history, making to the But that was last season. The Knights' home opener is freshman Aline Reis in net. NCAA Regional for the first time under The Knights have their top 10 Aug. 31 vs. Hartford. On Sept. 14, Coach :klein's command. With the .,. leading scorers returning to the they will host No. 19 tllinois in QUICK START addition ofSordel, the two coaches will squad and will have plenty of offen­ . another tough match. Akey to the Knights' success last year was how try to help the team improve and return sive experience. They have been Entering the season, the Knights quickly they put the opponent into catch-up to the NCAA East Regional training since Aug. 6 in preparation were ranked second in the Confer- mode. They outscored the opposition 23-7 in The Knights' 2008-09 season begins for their 2008 season debut: first periods last season. with the Mason Rudolph Champi­ "The girls came in very fit so onship in Brentwood, Tenn. The tour­ PlEAsE Sn UCF ON A10 nament runs from Sept. 26-28.

JOHNSON, LIUKIN UPSET BY ROMANIAN ON FLOOR , BEUING-Once more, the gold medal was within Shawn Johnson's ; UCF golfer victorious in match play tourney reach.Again, it was snatched away. j WILLIAM PERRY , Public Links champion Kevin said this victory was the first Two days after Nastia Liukin edged ( StaffWriter Aylwin 3 and 2 in the round of one of major significance for Johnson for the all-around title, · 16. Johnson then faced the him. Johnson has been work- Romania's Sandra lzbasa -thevery After coming close multi­ highest seed remaining in the ing all summer toward becom- last competitor- grabbed the floor ple times to claiming touma- field, third seed Thomas Mur- ing a better golfer in hopes of exercise gold that was almost in the . ment victory throughout the ray, and defeated him 4 and 3 obtaining some personal sue- American's hands. summer, UCF · golfer David to advance to the fmal. cess, as well as bettering him- After Johnson went in the unenviable Johnson finally got that long­ Through nine holes, John- self for the fall season at UCF, first spot Sunday night and saw fier awaited win at the Florida son and Velez were all square. which begins Sept. 12 with the 1550 stand up through six other State Amateur Match Play Then on the 10th hole, John- Carpet Capital Collegiate. finafists, induding Liu kin, only lzbasa Championship on Aug. IO. son went ahead by making "I guess you could say I remained. But the Romanian wowed "It felt good," Johnson said. birdie to go 1-up. But Velez ..-..,--·:!'!" would have been disappointed the judges with her soaring "It's been a long time coming didn't let Johnson build on that bad I not won [this summer]," somersaults and solid landings, earning for me to win a tournament lead and evened the match Johnson said. "I feel like I'm a 15.65.ThatleftJohnson with another like this, and the trophy is with :J birdie on 11. playing really well, and I've silver medal and a bronze for Liukin. beautiful." Johnson quickly answered put in a lot of hard work. This Johnson, gracious as always, wore a Johnson shot a 3-under-par with a birdie on the par-3 12th year has been a breakout year • bright smile all night and gave several 69 to earn the seventh seed hole. This time, Johnson was on a national level for me." competitors big hugs when they during the seeding round of able to extend his advantage, · With this victory, Johnson finished their routines.She barely match play. He then defeated inc_reasing his lead to three increased his lead in the points • flinched when lzbasa's man< came up, fi~e opponents in the field of with birdies on the 14th and 15 couRTESYUCFATHlfTl(S standings for the FSGA and had a hug for the winner. . 64 before getting past Carlos holes. UCF senior golfer David Johnson secured his first victory of the summer in the Aorida Amateur Player of the Year. '1 had a little bit of hope inside of · Velez of Miami in Sunday's · Goingtothel6th, Velezbad StateAmateurMatchPlayChampionshiponMarch10.HebeatCar1osVelez2and1. As of July 22, he had 990 me," Johnson said,"but seeing how final2 andl to birdie to continue the match points, 65 points more than beautifully she executed her routine, I In the first round, Johnson and came ·through. Then on Johnson knew that he was make his putt, and rm going to Derek Fathauer in second knew." beat the 2005 match play 17th hole, Velez bad a IS-foot 25 feet from victory and wasn't end it now and I did and that place. According to Golfweek, champion Kelly Gosse 4 and 3. putt for a birdie while Johnson going to let it slip away. was the end ofit," Johnson said. Johnson is the 147th-ranked He follow~ that up with a tri­ sized up a 25-foot putt for "In my mind, I said f14. not Johnson has won tourna- amateur golfer in the world .-hsoaATED PRESS umph over two-time FSGA birdie. going to give him a chan~e to men.ts in junior college, but he '1nd 64th-ranked in the U.9. August 18, 2008 • ~ '1oriba "1tuu

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ANDY JACOBSOHN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Crucial to success for the UCF Women's Soccer team in 2008 is finding a suitable replacement for goalkeeper Jennifer Manis. The plan offers you: • Inpatient and Outpatient Care, including Mental UCF fo start year at FSlJ Health ·FROM A9 most important. It's where we we· will know more after Coverage for prescription drugs, up to $1,000 end up at the end of the year." those obviously, but things ence USA preseason rank­ The offseason workouts definitely seem to be headed Access to Aetna's nationwide network of ipgs, as voted on by' the were topped offwith an exhi- in the right direction." .. participating health care professionals league's coaches. Memphis bition game at South Florida UCF will certainly need was predicted to be lea~e on Saturday night. The that veteran leadership . to Travel Assistance Services and Worldwide Medical · champion. · Knights will have a week's carry it to the promised land. Coverage1 Phone calls to head coach worth of practice-now as the And in order to make a run, Amanda Cromwell were not season i_s set to begin this the team will need to solidify Optional dental insurance programs returned, but in a press coming Saturday. . . the goalkeeper position by Vision, Fitness, ·and Natural Products and Services release, she said: "I think "Everything has been replacing Manis. 1 2 3 beirig picked to finish in the great so far," Hale said. "The As for the exhibition Discount Programs , , top three in the preseason is four seniors (Jessie Gardner, · against USF, the Knights lost fair. We lost some key defen­ Sarah de Leon, Danielle dos · the match 1-0 despite com­ Enrol I today at . · sive players and' the C-USA Santos and Hanna Wilde) mitting less fouls, having Defensive Player of the Year have really .done a great job more corner kicks and www.aetnastudenthealth.to111 in Jennifer Manis, so some of leading, which can be an outshooting the Bulls. teams might have put that overlooked part·of success. The lone goal was scored . ._, into accot,mt when voting. Typically we go as far as our in the first five minutes of But No. 2 is nothing to be leadership takes us; and if the match. Aline Reis and . ashamed of at all because C­ this holds true, it might'just Lynzee Lee split time in ·net. USA is such a strong confer- be the best season we've had Also, junior , transfer ence. . since I've been here. Emily Maynard and fresh- "Overall though, the pre­ ''We have a very challeng- man Katie Jackson got their season rankings aren't the ing opening few games and first starts for UCF.

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. SARAH ROGERS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Claudio Sanchez, lead singer and guitarist of the band Coheed.ind Cambria, signs comics at AComic Shop on August·8, later to perform at House of Blues. SanclJez's comic, The Amory Wall', coincides with the bands' lyrics.

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oheed and Cambria front man Claudio Sanchez ''I think I just peed my pants;'' shouted Stephanie Whalen, 18, from Troy, New York, visiting on a family vacation. Whalen said her love ofCoheed is inexplica­ _signed copies ofhis graphic novel, Amory Wars, ble, owning all of their CDs and boasting the memorization ofall tl;i.eir songs by heart. ''They're unique, different from everything that's out there." . C which coincides and intertwines with the bands When instructed to clap, the crowd clapped Sanchez played fill-in-the-blank and the crowd in tum supplied the lyrics in unison. mus~c, for local fans at A,Comic Shop before per- "I love them," Maggie Bailey, 19, from Valencia Community College, said ''I think they're amazing. I really love their lyrics. You can stretch their entire album forming at the House of Blues. into a story:• . "[Amory Warsl is like a sci-fl soap opera, it's ridiculous;' said Angus Gorberg, The House ofBlues' accommodations on the ground floor is similar to lining · head ofmarketing and public relations for A Comic Shop. 'There is all sorts of up for a third grade photo. Line up, stick your head between the shoulders of . •twists and turns. It's really, really good for an indie comic I would definitely rec- those in front, back straight and stand still in order to prevent incurring the wrath . ommend it." · of an uber fan from behind Sanchez sat a throned figure before the ample line of subjects jittering with The closer to the stage a fan daredto go, the less likely boundaries ofperson- · enthusiasm, singing along to the Coheed tracks playing in th~ store as they wait­ al space were maintained, as some unfortunate fans were propelled into body ed in droves to have guitars, comics and CDs signed August 8. surfing whether they liked it or not. Many sandals were lost in the malting ofsuch "Claudio, oh, dear Claudio, oh," sang Joseph 'froudt, 18, in his best n:timic of chaos. Sachez's distinctive tone and timbre, changing the lyrics around to the song .isay, you guys are having a good time,'' Sanchez said answered by colossal ·''Everything Evil" "I will be at the show tonight. Thank you for writing this.comic cheers. '"!bat's what I thought. We weren't sure ifyou were listening, is all" for me." The band's set list showcased all of their albums with song such as, "Grave­ 'Iloudt traveled all the way from Atlanta just to see Sanchez in person and makers and Gunslingers," 'Ten Speed ( Of God's Blood and Burial)," ''Favor attend the concert. House Atlantic" and ''Everything Evil" '"!bat was pretty interesting," Sanchez said '"!bat hadn't happened yet, it was The set ended with 'The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut," and a 10 minute cool, very cool" · extended jam session, which lead to the introduction of a theremin, an instru­ 'Iloudt marveled at what he calls, ''my greatest hero, my greatest rock hero;• ment invented in 1919 that produces an ~rie sound through nianipulating pitch as Sanchez signed his comics and guitar that he said he will treasure fur the and volume by waving hands around antennas without touching it. whole ofhis life. The crowd, enthralled and sated, watched as the set was over and the patch­ "On this last stretch on tow; we've been kind of coinciding the signings with work quilt curtains closed the shows," Sanchez said "Sherri 'Thlhan who works with Evil Ink Comics [the comic's publisher] coordinated this event and [A Comic shop] came highly rec­ ommend for the area It's cool, it's nice to see them [the fans] enthusias- tic about the band ~d the comics and things like that. It's rewarding." The anticipant yet patient crowd showed similar signs ofglee. 'Tm trying to hold in my bowels right now,' ~ole Community College student Drew McKinney, 19, said "I canceled all my plans a month in advance just to be here and drove from vacationing in Cocoa • just to be here." Gorberg said Sanchez is "an awesome dude." "He's really chill," Gorberg said "His voice is really deep, which is funny [commenting on the high pitch Sanchez sings with] and he's nice, real down to Earth. We talked on the 40 minute car ride for BuenaVista to here, and he's just a typical dude, definitely not one you would think would be · wailing on a doubleneck SG." Later that night at the House of Blues, a vast dragonfly with astrological mapping_etched in the wing's veins adorned the backdrop. Instrumental metal band Russian Circle and The Secret Machine, featured in Across the Universe as the trippy acid band with Bono, opened for Coheed. Shouts of''Coheed" resonated in an audible wave through the crowd High beam lights and smoke machines cast the band into shadows as Sanchez's mane of mammoth curls consumed his face as he sang his poetically epic lyrics and wailed on his guitax; parting his tresses to play the guitar behind his head or strum with his teeth. On one of the speakers sat an action figure ofSanchez rocking out in mimic ofthe life-sired version. All www.CentralFloridaFuture.com August 18, 2008 • teunal '1oriba Jutuu AT THE MOVIFS UCF alum·featured on film soundtrack JUSTINE GRIFFIN ton called him personally to Alexander also said that be is Contributing Writer tell him that he won. extremely happy for Irizarry "Filming the video was and all of his recent success. Ron Irizarry learned a long such a crazy and exhausting ''It couldn't of happened to a time ago that he could accom­ experience. I don't think most better deserving guy," he said ''I plish anything he started. people understand the can't wait for the· world to hear Irizarry, a 36-year-old Uni­ amount ofwork that goes into him." versity of Central Florida making a video," Irizarry said Alexander, also a UCF alum­ alumnus said his love for 'We were literally there for 12 nus, graduated with a degree in music inspired him for more hours." Liberal Arts. Irizarry graduated than 10 years to establish·a Irizarry also performed on from UCF in 1996 with a degree career in the music industry. The Late Late Show with in Interpersonal Communica­ "If there's ori.e thing I've Craig Ferguson during his tions. learned from my time at UCF time fu. LA, which premiered ''While I was at UCF, I took a THE HOUSE BUNNY {PG-13) is that I can accomplish any­ Wednesday Aug 13. few semesters off to tour and When Shelly, a Playboy bunny, is tossed out thing I start, as long as I put ''Driving into CBS Studios 1 focus on my music, but I always of the mansion, she has nowhere to go until myself into it," Irizarry said was unreal," he said. "I met came back because it was she falls in with the sorocity girls from Zeta Irizarry recently won a Jack Black and Tun Arnold on . . SHARON WEA.VER/ CENTRAL FWRJDA FlJTURE important for me to finish," Tau Zeta. The members of the sorority- who UCF alum Ron Irizarry sat at his favorite restaurant in Central Florida, Yellow Dog Eats, many songwriting contest hosted my way in." times to write songs /n his journals. One of his songs is featured in Henry Poole is Here. Irizarry said ''Being a musician also have got to be the seven most socially by Overture Films, Myspace Cecilia Conti, assistant is just like being in college. clueless women on the planet- are about to There's a long road ahead ofyou lose their house. They need a dose of what Music, and Lakeshore Enter­ marketing director at Over­ town Disney on Sunday, Aug. IO, Alexander said he helped pro­ only the eternally bubbly Shelley can tainment, where his song was ture Films, said she was to promote the release of the mote Irizarry in the songwriting but you cru:i always get through." provide ... but they will each learn on their chosen to be the single for a impressed with Irizarry's album. contest as much as he could Henry Poole is Here hit the­ own to stop pretending to be what others new film, Henry · Poole is work Steve Alexander, co-founder ''Ron is one of my go-to guys aters Friday. The soundtratjc is want them to be and start being Here, starring actors Luke ''Ron wrote a beautiful of Orlando based record label, when I'm looking for ·advice available in stores and.online via themselves Wilson and George Lopez. song that captured the Pandora Records, has worked about the industry," Alexander iTunes. Irizarry's music video Contestants were required themes of the film," Conti with Irizarry in .the Orlando said. "He's been doing this for can be seen at Directed by: ~red Wolf to watch the trailer for the said "Not only did he write music. seen~ for a few years. years longer than I have." myspace.com/ronirizarry. Starring; Anna Faris, Emma Stone, RumerWillis, Kat Dennings, Sarah Wright, Dana Goodman, movie and to write· a song and record an amazing song, Katharine McPhee, Colin Hanks, Christopher they thought fit the film. but Ron really works incredi­ McDonald, Beverly D'Angelo Irizarry's original song, bly hard to get his music out named after the film, appears there and promote himself." in the movie and is the first Conti said that the five song on the film's soundtrack finalists of the·contest were Irizarry was also invited posted on Myspace where out to the Los Angeles to film users were allowed to vote for a video for his song with their favorite song. director Mark Pellington, the "It is' amazing how he got director of Henry Poole is the word out about the con­ Here, and The Mothman test and the song," Conti said Prophecies. "He is such a workhorse as "It's so crazy and surreal," . well as incredibly profession­ IrizaJ;ry said "I just got back al and talented" from LA. and I still can't Irizarry_said that all of his belj.eve this is happening." recent success is due to his According to a press hard work and kn.owing that release, 3,450 submissions for he can accomplish anything. DEATH RACE (R) · the cont_est were received· He recently released his Three-time speedway champion Jensen before contestants were nar­ first album, What You Hi.de is Ames is an expert at survival in.the harsh rowed down to 30 semi-final­ What You Find independent­ landsca~that has become our country. Just ists, and then five finalists. ly. Irizarry performed at the as he ttffnks he hq5 turned his life around, the exjon is1r.amed for a gruesome murder Irizarry _said that Pelling- · Virgin Megastore in Down- he d@n't .commit. 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, . SARAH ROGERS/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE TIie Silver Beats, a Japanese Beatles tribute band, performs a few songs from their i 60-song repertoire at The Social on August 15. - The Silver Beats made their debut in 2002 ai The Cavern aub Tokyo and still plays there nightly but enjoy the U.S. crowd response.

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OUR STANCE An extra slice to the weekend loaf? I hree-day weekends are alone, which allowed the col- . work from home either by tele­ perhaps the greatest lege to hire an additional IO phone or online, assisting cus­ T thing since sliced bread. full-time faculty. tomers with matters that don't Everyone looks forward to This sounds like a brilliant necessarily require a face-to­ three-day weekends because it idea which should be catching face meeting. · gives them a chance to get out on nationwide. Government This.would also allow the of town, go visit family and offices like the DMV and tax employees who have childcare ) friends or just have an extra · offices will be open longer responsibilities to not have to DON WRIG HT/ PALM BEACHPO ST day to get things done. What if hours which will allow more .work the extra hours Monday suddenly every weekend was a opportunities for customers to through Thursday. three-day weekend - how .take care of their business. Jacqueline Byers, director·of would you use that extra day A four-day workweek could research at the National Asso­ off every week? It could very easily be the answer to Flori- ciation of Counties told USA Political magic tricks: well happen, and in many da's educational b1,1.dget crisis. Today that the four-day work states such as Florida and If schools like UCF had no week is gaining in popularity Utah, the movement has classes or offices open on F:r:i- among county governments. already begun. days the cost savings from "They like it for a couple of · pick a card, any card The new four-day work- energy would be astronomical. reasons," says Byers. "They're weeks have been implemented The classes which are current- not able to give raises, so this rve been writing articles for be five million more debates is like a bonus, to cut off one state-wide in Utah for all gov- ly held Monday, Wednesday quite some time now, and so broadcast during the next few ernment employees. The state and Friday could be compacted day's commute." far I've yet to mention anything offices will be open longer into Monday and Wednesday Ultimately, we would like to months leading up to the the concerning the 2008 election.. main elecaon. Monday through Thursday to , by adding extra class time to see all colleges, and eventually There is a reason why: I hate Light-speed jump to a few account for the time missed on each session, just like it is done all government institutio~s, election politics. Frankly, I months later. We've reached pres­ Fridays. for Tuesday and Thursday implement this new opera.ting think election politics are bor­ ent day. Two candidates have schedule statewide. It could In Utah, the only employees classes. ing. Every four years the presi­ reached the top ofthe dog pile, , who are exempt from this new Apparently most people are provide de~perately needed dential election is held, and and now they're searching mandatory schedule are those . thrilled with the idea of having resources that have·already every four years things happen through the mud for former ene­ in the public university system, an extra day off every week been spread far too thin. An in the same.exact way. . BEN BADIO mies to call their running mates. court systems anq correctional because the applications for .. experimental period would of Candidates start work early, Staff Columnist Thanks to Fox, CNN and the rest facilities. This new schedule employment at Brevard Com­ course be required to ensure hugging wives, kissing babies, of the cable news stations, Ameri­ will allow states to save money, munity College have risen more that the process doesn't nega­ visiting low-income communities, all in ca seefru; to be well misinformed about conserve energy and spread than 50 percent over the last tively affect the end user and an effort to convince people that they are every ~y issue. Pseudo-pundits sit th~ already thin resources even year, and the staff turnover rate that it does indeed save a satis­ nice and likable enough to run this coun­ aroun in their office break rooms, talking '" further. has decreased by 44 percent. factory amount of money. · try. After all, we wouldn't want a presi­ about . prices and foreign policy as if In Florida, some public uni- No more would be the days Brevard Community College dent who isn't a nice guy, seeing as how theY, ow what's U:p, when in reality versities are instituting shorter of using a sick day or personal te:,ted the initiative during the personality has everything to do with run­ th r ~nly regurgitating what they heard weeks because of the recent day to run necessary errands. summer of 2001 and when ning a country. In truth, the grinning, nod­ ~ say the night before. state budget cuts. Brevard Mili Torres, the director of they realized the potential sav­ GI ding and handshaking ways of all candi­ ·1 \ , e\campaigns continue, ea~ side Community College recently enrollment at Brevard said that ings they implemented the· dates are nothing but political magic ~ eep stabs at the other while main- implemented this schedule in absenteeism has all but gone new schedule for the 2007-08 · tricks; they are illusions meant to con­ . · the look of''the good guy:' Both order to save money and con- away in the department where year and are now planning to vince the American public that a man can ~tes move around the country with tinue operating without having she works. keep it going at least for the _ who seems down-t~arth is the kind of · a sta1f o about 20 people whose only job to make any major cuts. · One potential downside to near future. man who should handle our federal gov­ is to e-sure that every time their can­ School President James this new schedtµing system A four-day workweek could ernment. Take away these illusions, and didate says the saipe thing it sounds a bit Drake recently said,."If it would be for those who have be the short-term or even long­ you'll see a bunch ofmen wearing ties . different. · weren't for the savings that we small children. term solution to the dire budg­ trying to raise money for their extremely \ Finally, November has come. Those have netted from energy man- . Many organizations like et cutbacks that the Florida who truly care about politics won't change agement and the four-day Brevard are allowing flexible government is now facing. Pro­ expensive nationwide campaigns. ~ \ Skip ahead to primary season. Our lov­ their min~ about who they are voting for workweek, we would not have sche,duling for employees so fessors could keep their jobs, ably rich, baby-kissing candidates have · because they are too di~ hard left or right been able to do several of the they can come in earlier or programs wouldn't have to be donned their expensive suits and red or to vote outside oftheir parties. Toe four­ cut and tuition and fees would­ vital things that are going to · leave later depending on what blue ties, dressed for battle. After all, it's a \ year fair-weather pundits will make their help us attract and retain even is most convenient for them. n't have to skyrocket. war out there. Dozens ofmen, fighting for choice based on which candidate has a· more students.'' Telecommuting .is another Let's get this program votes ofpeople desperate to feel ''in the nicer red or blue tie, or which candidate From the summer of 2007 option for those agencies planned and start testing it as know" about America's political climate, kissed the most babies, or they simply through the summer of 2008, which absolutely need to. have soon as possible before we seeing as how it's been about four years won't vote at all As the ballots are counted start feeling the harsh, effects Brevard Community College staff available five days a week. since the last time they felt so politically it starts to seem like those who vote·based saved $267,000 in ene~gy costs On Fridays the staff could of b~ing strapped for cash. inclined. on their knowledge of the issues are On with the debates. For most of those equaled or ev~ outnumbered by those eager Americans, this is their first taste of who ·only know what TV news has told the elections overall atmosphere. They'll them, so even ~q_something interest­ get a chance to hear about which issues ing to say about which candidate I sup­ are important this year. It's important to port, it wouldn't really matter. People have know the issues that politicians tell us we asked me to write about the election are sqpposed to care about so that we because they want me to pick a side. It's can research them, form an opinion that not really about what I think; people just .TV ,lights to ease conforms to our political party anc;l pre­ want further confirmation oftheir own tend like we actually know what were beliefs. In other words, people want to toot talking about. After the first debate, just their own horns. So fll let them.for about everything a person needs to know Obama. about.a candidate has been said, but just Insert a reason to agree or disagree gas~price frights in case you missed something, there will with me here.

t's no surprise to see most of snazzy new program called Gas evening glory makes the gas sta­ I us here at the Future moan Station Tv. tion experience a smidge more and groan at the thought of Basically, they plop little flat positive, but America can't turn Life aft~r college is jllst gas prices draining our dwindling screen TVs atop every pump in their backs to the fact they need to bank accounts. which we believe is an effort hop­ be budgeting. In fact, we would probably ing to get a customer's eyes offthe According to an article equate the pain of losing $40 to disturbing figures and on to released by the AFP, one in every . a business suit away our gas guzzlers as somewhat broadcasted programs from CBS 464 US households was fore­ similar to the pain experienced News and Entertainment, ESPN closed in the month of July. The' Wait! You with the Intent to reason for anyone to hire me. I while getting a root canal. . and local news stations. article also mentioned "home Graduate form in your hand ... had a beer pong trophy and a With that being said, it's no So as we sit pumping gas, we sales have tanked and foreclo­ Where are you going so fast? I hangover. On campus, every day surprise to find some of us push­ can gaze longingly at weather sures have jumped" in certain hope you don't plan to hand was an oyster that only needed ing our car to its limits seeing how reports, TV shows, news and states including Florida Whether that form in. Are you crazy? to be opened, now my prospec­ far we can go beyond E before sports. Meanwhile, our eyes are we like it, this is a reflection that What's the rush here? Is college tives were bleak, and a negative they become completely immo­ off the pump and focused on spending, including spending life too rough for you? outcome was probable. bile and we're stuck on the side of . whether or not UCF is going to be designated for fuel, is something I wish someone had stopped 'That's when reality slapped the road hitchhiking to campus. closed this week when big bad we all probably have to crack me like this before I sealed my me in the face, like when you As we pump our gas, watching tropical storm Fay comes a down on. So do we really want fate and left the hallowed halls realize you brought a red Scant- the numbers spin on the screen knocking, we haven't noticed that something distracting us from ofUCF for what I thought were DAVID CERBONE ron to a test that requires a blue puts us in a trance that makes us a we're spending $40 instead of the. .frivolously filling our tanks up greener pastures. Where the Contributing Columnist' one. What in ·the world was I little woozy as we kiss that new $20 we swore we·were only going without paying attention do what money is big, the hours are doing out here in the real world? iPod we wanted goodbye to make to put in. we're spending? short and you never have to take a test No more waking up late? No mar~ going way for the extra bucks dedicated So obviously, we've all figured We should all be aware ofwhat again. That's what it was supposed to be to class in a dirty T-shirt and jeans? You to fuel out this is a ploy to get us to spend we're handing over to gas corpo­ like, right? I mean, I put in my time. I mean I have to not only buy a suit, but I But gas prices are old news, more, but is it really a bad thing? It rations and never forget that the handed in every paper, filled every Scant­ also need a shirt.and tie that match? It's been there, done that, and I think does take our minds off the rot­ second we stop paying attention ron bubble in completely and I got that 10:00 a.m. and I still can't get this wrist we can all agree nobody really ting economy. is the second we lose focus of the sacred piece of paper that allows me to band offfrom the Knight Library. Who enjoys paying close to $4 a gallon. But we say yes; distracting serious issue our country is facing boast to all that I am a college graduate. am I trying to kid? What has caught our attention is America isn't the solution getting with gas prices. Well, it's been a year now, and I haven't In short, take it from someone who is • little piece of technology some us out of a rec~ion. Going to the These are the times we are gotten the cash and prizes that I was looking back with 20/20 vision. Gradua­ gas stations are using to get our gas station is just another being forced to progress with promised as my parting gift from higher tion-is nothing more than the retirement eyes off the pump and on to reminder about how bad the new technology and procedures education. As a matter offa ct, the day party from the best years of your life. It's something a little less depressing. economy is and unfortunately it's and without that change, we're after the confetti from the graduation the last hoorab. and the sad thing is you If you haven't been to some of something we all need to live with seeing that it's going to affect party was swept into the garbage, my didn't even know this was as good as it • the local gas stations near UCF, for the time being. Letting us things as important as the very father sat me down and told me the truth was going to get. Go see your adviser, pick ' you may not have known about a watch Katie Courie in all of her places we call our homes. of the situation. He said to me, up a minm; pick up another major. Do J "Congratulations, you are now pond whatever you have to do to stay another scum." His point was simple: my degree semester, another year, or, ify ou can, only gave me the right to try and compete don't ever leave. So, you with the intent The Future encourages comments from readers. In order to be considered for publication, for a low level job in a shrinking market at form - put it down. Step away slowly letters to the editor shou.ld not exceed 300 words; we may edit for length. Submit them on line which I would be allowed to work at for and stop at the bookstore, pick up both at www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com or fax them to 407-44(14556. Questions? Call 407-447-4558. the next 40 years. I had no real world the red and biue Scantrons. 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. . How-to get your parking permit . _ Order your parking Pay for your permit permit online at • Avoid the lines. Pay online with Credit Card and www.parking.ucf.edu have your permit mailed to you. {complete instructions • Pay online and pick up your permit. are online) • Pay with personal check, cash, or Credit Card at Parking Services Office.

Your permit must be ordered onlitie! -www.parking.ucf.edu · For info call: (407) 823-5812