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Ready, set, rock Spring football The Starting Line headlines The UCF Football team continues the CAB's Spring Concert event - SEE NEWS~ A2 3rd week of spring practice -sEEsPoRrs,As
J WEATHER j Student snar~ in underage sex sting via the Internet, file that's specific,'' said Donna Operation 'Cyber Hawk' nets 28 in its talons attempted lewd Woods, the public information rl . ABE ABORAYA ogy major, ~ent instant mes- suggestive comments suc;h as battery on a officer for the Polle County child and receiv Sheriff's Office, when asked News Editor sages to an undercover officer "Blow job," "I want to hear 'yes about the eight people arrested working with the Polle County an\i yes,"' and asked ·~e you ing computer under the age of 24. "But you'll . Ji A 21-year-old UCF student task force. According to police willing to meet me at Wal statements for notice that they're from every was arrested on three felony reports, Heiken thought he was. greens in a couple of hours?" . the purpose of occupation, from, students to charges in connection with a talking to a 13-year-old girl Heiken went to ithe Wal Heiken sexual contact cyber sting, codenamed "Oper with a child. vice presidents of companies." when he typed four messages to greens with the intention of Attempted lewd battery on a· ation · Cyber Hawk,'' which the officer. meeting the 13-year-old girl to According to .the same resulted in 28 arrests for solicit report, Heiken told police he child is a second-degree felony, "I like head," Heiken wrote a · engage in oral sex in his car, punishable by up to 15 years in ing sex from minors over the little after 3 p.m. on Friday. police said. He was arrested at believed he was meeting a 13- Internet on Friday. Heiken, who goes by the scn~en 4:30 p.m. on three felony year-old girl for sex. Paul Eric Heiken, a psycho!- name "Katlinboy,'' wrote other charges: Solicitation of a minor "There is absolutely no pro- PLEASE SEE FACES ON AS Relay OIL LEAK CREEK raises• Hazardous material found by arboretum ' $150K . AMANDA MOORE CLEANING THE ICE Staff Writer DRUNK IS NOT A John Erhard, 79, saw the for life large vacuum truck parked on the sidewalk behind CREOL , z.u. Monday afternoon and curiosi Proceeds used to ty, as if a lasso, pulled him clos Apparently there is no such thing as er to the scene. The retired pas Zamboniing under the influence. A help fight cancer New Jersey man was recently cleared tor from Apopka had just left of drunk driving after getting behind the Environmental Policy semi BRITTANY CURRIER the wheel of a Zamboni while drunk. nar at the Student Union, which Contributing Writer The reason he got off? The judge left his inquisitiveness piqued. Despite being scheduled the ~ . ruled that zambonis, used to clean up "How ironic," Erhard said. the ice on skating rinks, aren't motor A friend of Lou Frey; whose same night as Universal Knights, vehicles because it can't be taken on UCF-based Institute for Politics Relay for Life managed to raise the highway and there isn't any and Government sponsored more than $150,000 . for the room for passengers. the eve:t;lt, watched in captiva American Cancer Society, nearly tion as rubber-trouser-clad 32 percent more money than last workers waded through water. year. Erhard pointed to a thick mesh Despite the scheduling con tube floating on oily, rainbow flict, Relay for Life was a major colored ribbons of water and success this year, said sopho exclaimed, "That looks like a more, co-chair Danielle Mueller. big, yellow python!" · "We had many more teams } A distinct, pungent smell this year than we did last year, filled the air Monday near a and although Universal Knights AROUND CAMPUS,A2 gutter by UCF's · arboretum. was on the same night, we had · many people attend both .\· CAB CINEMA TO HOST The source of the smell was a hazardous-chemical spill, events," she said. · ·SHOWING OF ROCKY which, if left for much longer, Hundreds of students and BALBOA TONIGHT AT 6 could have led to unknown local residents took their turns ) effects. walking laps around the UCF The Cinema Committee of the Arboretum senior practice fields on Friday and Sat.. Campus Activitie5 Board will host a groundskeeper Joe Mutzer dis urday. showing of the latest Rocky movie in covered the spill on Saturday. "I The SGA Senate considered l~ the Cape Florida Ballroom of the smelled something funny, so I funding tickets to Islands of Student Union from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. glanced over and thought '1bat Adventure for students who There will be free popcorn and drinks. doesn't look right."' went to Relay for Life, but the
) That's when Mutzer con proposal was defeated. . tacted the UCF Department of Criniinal Justice graduate stu LOCAL &STATE,A2 Enyrronmental Health and dent Cecelia Burnett, a member MARSHMALLOW PEEP · . Safety's Senior Hazardous of the American Medical Stu '\ Materials Specialist St1,1.art dent Association, said she didn't PREDICTIONS GO BELLY McKee. feel Universal Knights affected UP WITH FLORIDA WIN Around 10:30 a.m. Monday; her organization's attendance. the department's Hazardous "We did have several members join us late at night after they Sarasota Herald- Materials Coordinator Renea "' Areporter from the had returned from the event," Tribune, who had successfully pre- Carver contacted SWS First Response, a 24-hour emer she said. ''We were just glad to dieted NCAA basketball games with have them come in. We also had Peeps jousters, met his match in gency contractor. SWS serves the most south some people come in Saturday Monday's final gaille between Florida morning to help clean up our and Ohio state. eastern states and responds to AMANDA MOORE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE PLEASE SEE MATERIAL ON AS ASWS worker wades through a chemical material spill behind the UCF arboretum as he attempts to push the material into a comer of the ditch. PLEASE SEEWALKING ON A6 NATiON &WORLD, A4 FREED IRAN HOSTAGE GIVES NEW HOPE TO Debating belief in God or Science. . 1 U.K., IRAN STAND OFF . The release of an Iranian diplomat, Atheism and faith gave the audience a seized two months ago in Iraq, gives "The question does a god exist needs brief introduction of hope to a peaceful resolution in the focus of CFA debate the panelists and 10-day stand off over British sailors to be debated before the next moderator Roger held captive in Iran after allegedly TARA YOUNG Handberg, chair of sailing into Iranian waters. Contributing Writer tl;le political science generation of leaders in this country." department. Loud, gothic-style symphony "The debate has been music blared from the audio - EDWARD TABASH CENTER FOR INQUIRY planned for a while INDEX TODAY'S speakers in the Pegasus Ball because we feel it's impor Around Campus 2 WEATHER room Thursday, rapidly tant to think about issues ~ crescendoing as the clock ting center stage among long, Weather 2 the Center for Inquiry sat sto like these and . questions struck 1:30 p.m. black billowing curtains · on ically and studied their notes as Local &State 2 about religion shouldn't be Then, on cue, the doors were either side of them, waiting to a die was cast, making a faint Nation &World 4 exempt from public scruti slammed shut and all inside debate the topic of "Does God clickity-clack· sound on the ny," Douglass said. Sports 8 Exist?" "LATE'T-)J'{)RMS were asked to sit tight, no one table, to determine who would Tabash, a lawyer Opinions 10 was permitted to enter or leave. The two debate panelist51, speak first. Classifieds 11 ggo 650 The music stopped and the the Rev. Joel A Reif, senior pas Campus Free Thought Sudoku 13 light shone on the moderator tor of the First United Church Alliance President Ben Dou PLEASESE EDISPUTING Crossword 13 LOW of Christ ~d Edward Tabash of I and the two debate panelists sit- gla,ss heartily took the stage and ONA3 " A2 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com April 4, 2007 • (entnl 11oti~a 1uture ~ • AROUND CAMPUS (tntnl News and rwtices for the UCF community Rocky Balboa showing 11oriba The Cinema committee of the Campus Activities Board will hold a showing of Rocky 1uturt Balboa today from 6 to 8 p.m. in 'fhe StudentNewspoperatUCFsince 1968 the Cape Flodda Ballroom· of I • the Student Union. .. There will be free popcorn : and drinks. For more information, con Tue Cent{fll Rortiia FUture is ttie independe~'. student· written newspaper at tile Unlvernty of Central Florida. tact Evi Christodoulou at 407- Opinions In the Future arl! those of the indMdual ~23-6471. columnist and notnecessarily those oftlleedltodal staff or the Oniversityad!ninistlatlon. All content is pro]ierty of tile Cintra! Florida Future and may not be reprinted inpart First year advising available or in whole without permission fitlmll)~ P\lhlislier. #- • #:l:h f First Year Advising and Exploration is offering students a chance to meet with an advis- . er Thursday from 2 p.m. to 5 Edltor in Qlief · p.m. in the Libra Community Troy Hilliei; x213 a Center. editqr@C~irtrafFloridaFuture.c:dm Students do not need to .. make appointments. News Editor For more information, con · Ab~ Aboraya-x213 w tact First Year Advising and news@(entra/FloridaFuture,com Exploration at 407-823-3789. Opinions Editor Fresh off The Starting Line Chris Hoyler x213 · Mood improvement workshop [email protected] The Counseling Center will , Sports Editor hold a workshop on how to Musicians rock from major tours and is now · Melissa Heyboer x215 improve your mood on Thurs traveling to college· campuses sports@(entra{FloridaFuture.com day from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. acro.ss the nation to play for in the Counseling Center, at CAB concert their loyal fan base. Variety Editor •• Building 27. "College students are usual Corinne Schuler x214 TYLER GILLESPiE ' vatjety@(entra/FloridaFuture.com Students must sign up in Staff Writer ly more receptive to the music . advance to participate. and know more of the song · Photo Editor For more information, con Students rocked and lyrics,'' drummer Tom Ja]1les Andres tact Larry Marks at 407-823- moshed to pop-punk band The Gryskiewicz said. ·~d there SenlOr St~ff Writer '· 2811. Starting Line as they unveiled are sorority girls, if you're in to .Abeer Abdalla new material from the band's that." third LP, tentatively titled The CAB concert began at 7 Staff Writers Directions, in a performance at p.m. with Corey Yarckin and Victor Anderson, Brandon Bielich, ~... the UCF Arena last Thursday My Getaway as opening acts. Nathan Curtis, William Goss, LOCAL night. Starting Line took the stage Mary Knowles, Zach Moore, . , " Starting Line headlined around 10 p.m. · Brian MurpQy, llea_na Rodriguez~ &STATE CAB's Spring Concert event, Some students arrived early Crystal Scott, Robyn Sidersky which took place as part of · Copy Ecfkors ,· Keep local with headlines because they thought the Greek Week 2007. The .event i Padrick Brewer:, Jenn Kepler, you may have missed major-label band would attract was free to all UCF students, a large crowd, but ended up i" Adam 0. Manzor, Matt Morrison, Marshmallow Peeps prediction faculty and staff. just waiting around in a sparse Becky WHliams peters out in NCAA basketball final The night's performance ly filled venue. · Staff Pfiotographers. SARASOTA - It turns out was the Pennsylvanian quar "We got to the Arena . Rebecca Barnett, Brian Bu5'd5, ' that blowing up marshmallow tet's first show since they fin around 6:30," said Iris Noval, 19, · t Ben.Edelstein, Brian Fieg, Nigel Gray,, chicks in a microwave is not the ished their new album. a biology major. "[The Starting ' Andy Jacobsohn, Amanda Moore most reliable way to pick the Starting Line's sophomore Line] is pretty well-known, so I album, Based on a lrue Story, thought there would be more Editorial Cartoonist winner of a basketball game. S~ain Fischer A less-than-scientific predic released on Geffen Records in of a turnout. I don't think a lot 2005, debuted on the Billboard of people knew about it." Art -Director · tion came from the Sarasota • Herald-TribU.ne, which had a 200 chart at No. 18, selling Throughout the perform Ben Henderson reporter run NCAA Final Four 40,000 copies its first week . ance, the band's intensity and , Graphic Artists Since the success of Based and national championship stage presence kept the crowd Cara Cooper; Joseph Mangabat , .1 • on a lrue Story, th,e band on its feet. simulations with Peeps "Editorial Adviser jousters. switched labels from Geffen to Sweat dripped from Vasoli's Vrrgin Records. face as he belted out lyrics Alex Babcock x210 "' The· simulation had Ohio [email protected] State beating Florida in the The band members enthusi from previous albums and gave NCAA men's basketball cham astically talked about the tran the crowd a taste ofwhat could • pionship. sitional growth of their music be expected of the band's new Peeps jousting is simple: and how the composition of material Stick toothpicks in two of the the record reflects the band's Fans packed in front of the personal development. stage, bobbing their heads and Advertising Sales Director sugary Easter treats and zap Mark Lanaris x204 them in a microwave. The "We have matured as peo chanting choruses from the ple:' said front man and bassist, group's more popular record [email protected] Peeps puff up until one lances 1l the other. The poked peep Ken Vasoli. "The lyrics and ings. University Sales Director • loses. content on the new album are "Now that we recorded a HeissamJebailey x201 The paper said its marsh our proudest." new record, I guess all the [email protected] , mallow warriors correctly pre The album's creativity was other songs are fair game to be Classifieds Sales Director dicted the Final Four show not born on plush tour buses or called old,'' Vasoli said to the Trisha Irwin x212 • downs between Florida and in expensive hotel rooms, but ALEX MARKOW I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE crowd before leading into the [email protected] UCLA and Ohio State and in cramped spaces and on Top: Vocalist Ken Vasoli of The Starting line sings at the CAB Spring Concert event Thursday opening track from Directions. ~ -=:::: night. Center: The Starting Line, fans and CAB committee members pose '!t the UCF Arena. Distribption Manager, Georgetown in two simula infested mattresses. In a fash Throughout the night, emo ion unbecoming· of rock stars, Above: John Russo of My Getaway leaps into the air. My Getaway helped open CAB's concert. tioiial rock balladS were inter , Drew Agan x£11 tions. [email protected] And - twice - the Buckeye The Starting Line refined their mittently mixed into a high Peep took down the Gator Peep. craft in a unconventional envi while recording, they were able we can all collectively agree it energy set, complete with General Manager ronment. to secure jam sessions with was an amazing experience." Gryskiewicz throwing his Brian Linden x220 , "When we were recording, producer Howard Benson, who Starting Line has been a part drumsticks into the crowd at [email protected] we lived in a dirty house, and it has worked with such acts as of The Warped Tour and last the end of the performance. PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 had bugs," guitarist Matt Watts My Chemical Romance and the year participated in The Nin The concert ended with Fax:407-447-4556 said. "We found it on Used tendo Fusion Tour with Fall loud shouts and the crowd's craigslist." ·"Working with [Benson] Out Boy and .Panic! At the plea for an encore. .Published by Knight Newspapers While the group may not was the best; we got some of Disco. The tour visited nearly "I really liked it. I had fun 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 have experienced the most our best work out of it,'' gui 40 U.S. cities. and thought it great," Noval Orlando, FL 32817 LET US KNOW favorable living conditions tarist·Mike Golla said. "I think The band is taking a break said. The Future wan.ts to hear from you! 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Thursday, April 5, 2007 3:00 PM Cape Florida Ballroom · Student Union ) • . . BRIAN FIEG I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE . ' Rev. Joel A. Reif, left, debates Edward Ta bash over ~hether"Does Go~ Exist?" in !he Pe~asus Ballroom at the Student Union on Thursday. The debate, sponsored by the Campus Freethought Alhance, drew those interested mheanng about the logic of faith versus science. ' Disputing the logic of East Orlando's Newest Family Fun Center! '1 belief in God over science ..\
FROM Al truly be proved beyond any many cases," Tabash said. doubt. It all came down to faith. "First of all, if. it really hap #\ ~or,e Hours . in the Los Angeles area, is an "In order to look at these pened ... the story's preposter types of questions, it demands ous because if you're an ortho ,, . 'Monday- Thursday 10 am -8 pm · I experienced debater who has Friday & Se1turday 1O am·~ 11 pm • Sunday 11 am - 7pm J faced off against world-famous a certain amount of creativity," dox Christian, God was doing ) Christian philosophers, such as Reif said 'We have to have a it to himself. So what's the very open mind when we're great sacrifice?'' he said ~ sev Located in Alafaya Village at William Lane Craig in 1997 and ·2822 South Alafaya Trail William Swinburne in 2003, asking those kinds of philo eral audience· members began Otlahdo, FL 32828 ,) and h~ has been an official sophical questions as to what is whispering and shifting in their campaign speaker and debater possible." seats. ~ 407-277-6566 i He explained that it was this "Even ifJesus was a separate for many candidates, including Vi~i~ us onli?~at,;vww .chut;~'!."dlaze!!.
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Semi-trailer wheel strikes car, kills woman driving on Interstate 75 OCALA - A Gainesville woman was killed when a wheel broke off from a semi trailer and hit the windshield of the car she was riding in, the Florida Highway Patrol report ed Valeria Herrera, 30, died at the scene early Monday morn ing on Interstate 75, just north of Ocala. Herrera was riding in a northbound car driven by her mother, Marlene Salazar, 57, of Gainesville. The truck was heading COURTESY ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEVISION NEWS . south when front right wheels In this image from television, made available in London Tuesday, six of the British sailors broke off and crossed the held captive by Iran, including the only woman in the group, talk together in captivity. median into the northbound lane, FHP reported One of the Blair says next 2 days are critical Supreme Court rebukes Bush on wheels <;ollided with the wind to resolve Iran hostage dispute . greenhouse gas emissions regs shield of Salazar's car, killing LONDON -The next two WASHINGTON - The Herrera. · days are "fairly critical" to Supreme Court rebuked the FHP was still searching for resolving the dispute over a Bush administration Monday · the truck's driver late Monday seized British navy crew, for its inaction on global night. 'British Prime Minister Tony warming in a decis~on that Salazar was reported to Blair said Tuesday, after Iran's could lead to more fuel-effi have minor injuries. Herrera's chief international negotiator cient cars as early as next two children, Emily Herrera, 3, offered a new approach to year. and Jorge Herrera, 7, were end the standoff with Tehran. The court, in a 5-4 ruling in uninjured in the back seat. Blair told Scotland's Real its first case on climate FHF's Lt. Mike Thomas said Radio that Ali Larijani's sug change, declared that carbon the truck driver later stopped gestion of talks offered hope dioxide and other greenhouse at a Petro 'Ihlck Stop to make of an end to·the crisis. "If they gases are air pollutants under repairs to the trailer, chaining want to resolve this in a diplo"" the Clean Air Act. . up the front axle. matic way the door is ope~" The Environmental Pro Witnesses at the store told the prime minister said tection Agency has the investigators the truck driver But if negotiations to win· authority to regulate those said he was making a 5 a.m. the quick release of the 15 · emissions from new cars and delivery of potatoes to the sailors and marines stalled, trµcks under the landmark Lakeland area and would have Britain would "take an environment law, and the the trailer repaired after the increas'ingly. tougher .posi "laundry list" of reasons it has delivery. tion," he said given for declining to do so Witnesses reported that the The navy crew was are insufficient, the court said driver did not appear nervous detained March 23 by naval ·~ reduction in domestic at the Petro stop and might units of the Iranian Revolu emissions would slow the have been unaware of the acci tionary Guards while the pace of global emissions dent. Britons patrolled for smug increases, no matter what glers near the mouth of the happens elsewhere," Justice - ASSOCIATED PRESS Shatt al-Arab, a waterway that John Paul Stevens said in the long · has been a disputed majority opinion. "EPA has dividing line between Iraq offered no reasoned explana and Iran. tion for its refusal to decide 'Iran says the team was in whether greenhouse· gases HIGHER Iranian waters. Britain insists cause or contribute to climate it was in Iraqi waters working change." under a U.N. mandate. The politics of global EDUCATION The sudden release Tues warming have changed dra- "What's in the news at day of an Iranian diplomat . matically since the court colleges around the country missing for two months in agreed last year to hear its Iraq raised new hope Tuesday first case on the subject, with Bill would stop state from banning that 15 British sailors and many Republicans as well as schools'.Indian mascot names marines seized by Iran may Democrats now pressing for NASHVILLE, Te~. - A soon be freed, suggesting the action. However, the adminis Tennessee lawmaker wants to standoff over the captive tration has argued for a volun prevent the state from ever Britons may end with a de tary approach rather than banning American Indian mas facto prisoner swap - some new regulation. cots at schools. thing both Tehran and Lon Rep. Mike Bell. R-Riceville, don have publicly discounted. Bush, Congress grapple over lra<1 is sponsoring legislation that war funding, neither side to yielCI specifies no state agency Truck bomber levels Iraqi police WASHINGTON - Presi would have the authority to station, killing 15, 200 wounded dent Bush and Congress are prohibit public or private insti BAGHDAD - A suicide wrestling for the upper hand tutions from continuing to use truck bomber, his deadly pay in the Iraq war debate, with Indians with symbols, names load hidden under bags of neither side. willing to back and mascots. flour, crashed into a police down and a top Democrat The measure was scheduled station in a Kurdish neighbor saying for the first time he for the House floor on Monday, hood in the disputed city of wants to· yank money for but Bell deferred action. The Kirkuk on Monday. At least 15 combat. Bush was expected to companion version is sched people were killed, including . speak Tuesday to reporters at uled to be discussed in the Sen a newborn girl and a U.S. sol the White House on Iraq war ate State and Local Govern dier, and nearly 200 were funding. ment Committee on Tuesday. wounded The president's remarks Bell said he proposed the .Several girls walking home come one day after Senate bill after American Indian from school were among Majority Leader Harry Reid, activists went before the state's those wounded in the bomb who previously has stopped Talk about freedom, with MetroPCS you can Human Rights Commission ing, a possible prelude to far short of saying he would sup earlier this year and asked its greater violence to this oil port measures to cut off talk all you want, text all you want and members to ban what they rich city 180 miles north ofthe funds, announced he would do everything you can do on a phone for just consider offensive Indian mas capital. 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The House weeks ·of her life, Rebecca those being treated appeared wants to order troops out by Griego was taking drastic steps to be either very young chil September 2008, whereas the to avoid an ex-boyfriend whose dren or schoolgirls, many cry Senate wants troops to begin violence and threats had left · ing with blood spattered on leaving right away and set a her visibly shaken. their clothes. Several badly nonbinding goal of ending She changed her cell phone mutilated dead bodies filled combat operations on March number. She moved. And early the back of a police pickup 31, 2008; Bush has promised , last" month, Griego sought a truck as a U.S. helicopter flew to veto the legislation. restraining order, posting overhead. 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PAUL SAKUMA I ASSOCIATEDP RESS In a file photo, Bono, left, of the band U-2, and Apple Computers lnC. Chief Executive Steve Jobs : hold up Apple iPods in San Jose, Calif. The European Commission confirmed Tuesday it had 1 • opened an antitrust probe into Apple's iTunes and the way it sells music online in coordination JAMES ANDRES I CENTRALFLOR IDA FUTURE with major music companies. Cancer survivors made the first lap at the Relay for Life event Friday night, starting an 18-hour fund raiser pulled in more than $150,000 for cancer research. I FROM Al EU could take a i • site." , Mueller said that the event was a testament to the spirit of the UCF community. . bite out of iTunes . "It was great to see so many · I • people come out to support CONSTANT BRAND tries using the euro such as ; . those who were affected by Associated Press Germany and Belgium, a single : cancer and the American Can costs $1.32. 1 cer Society," Mueller said. "It BRUSSELS, Belgium - The ' The "statement of objec- : ~1 shows the great sense of com European Commission con tions" EU regulators sent to ' munity we have at UCR" firmed Tuesday it had opened Apple does not allege the Teams set up booths along an antitrust probe into Apple's Cupertino, Cali£-based compa- : ., the field, and for a small dona iTunes and the way it sells ny is in a dominant market tion, people could, buy music online in coordination position. smoothies and other types of with major music companies. Apple has two months to snacks, play Guitar Hero or The commission alleged answer questions issued in the • jump in a bounce house. distribution agreements Apple letter, the commission said. If "The .bounce house was has signed with the record · found guilty of violating EU very fun, and the sub-eating labels to sell their music on the competition rules, Apple could , contest was crazy,'' Burnett iThnes online stores in EU face hefty fines, which in theo- 4 said countries "contain territorial ry could total up to 10 percent This was Burnett's first time sales restrictions which vio of the company's worldwide at Relay for Life, but she said late" EU competition rules. annual turnover. _. " that it would not be her last. "I' People can only download The EU investigation comes enjoyed the entire evening," singles or albums from the amid moves by European con she said. "I brought my hus iTunes store in their country of sumer rights groups in Ger- , band and sister in to have some residence, the commission many, France, the Netherlands • • fun as well." said. · and Nordic countries to force Burnett and Mueller "Consumers are thus Apple to change the rules it became involved because they restricted in their choice of imposes on its online music both have family members where to buy music and conse store customers. .. who have beat cancer or are quently what music is avail The groups are demanding ' fighting it now, but some stu able, and at what price,'' it said Apple lift limits preventing dents got involved to support in a statement. ''For example, in consumers from playing their friends. order to buy a music download downloads on digital players • "Some of my friends are out from the iTunes' Belgian online other than Apple's iPod. In Feb here walking for family mem store a consumer must use a ruary, Norway, which is not a 1 bers, so I'm out here to support credit card issued by a bank member of the EU, de~lared : • them," senior, elementary edu with an address in Belgium." tJ;iose limits illegal and gave : cation major Robyn Smith Apple spokesman Steve Apple until Oct. 1 to change its : said Dowling said Monday the com compatibility rules or face legal_: The American Cancer Soci pany wanted to operate a single action and possible fines. • ,~1 ety has invested around $3 bil store for all of Europe, but The EU investigation does 1 lion in cancer research since music labels and publishers not deal with these concerns, 1 1946. In the fiscal year ending said there were limits to the however. 1 Aug. 31, 2005, the society spent rights that could they could Apple has said it is willing to , • $605 million, 70 percent of the grant to Apple. open iThnes to players other budget, on programs that "We don't believe Apple did than iPods if the world's major • include research, patient sup anything to violate EU law,'' he record labels moved to change • ,. port, prevention and detec said. "We will continue to work their anti-piracy technology. ' tion/treatment. with the EU to resolve this JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Apple and EMI announced • In the U.S." in 2006, there Top: Participants in the Silver Mine Subs eating competition stuff their faces in order to win prizes at the 2007 Relay for Life event. matter." a deal on Monday that would were an estimated 1.4 million Above: Sarah Rhode, left, and Lauren Fifield stand for the ESBI International Spa in Oviedo to measure and cut their hair for Wigs for Kids. The cost of buying a single allow EMI's music to be sold "' new cases of cancer, and near song across the 27-nation bloc on iTunes minus anti-piracy ' ly 99,000 of those cases came cases, lung cancer with 13,280 parents who have had several etarily or through volunteer varies among the available software that limits its use on 1 from Florida The three most cases and breast cancer·with types of cancer,'' Mueller said ing. Relay for Life provides iTunes:stores in EU nations. some players. The move is common types of new cancer 13,360. "It is important that people that venue. It also shows For example, downloading a expected to he watched - and •• cases in the state were prostate "Cancer touches many . have the opportl,mity to help in those affected by cpcer have single in Britain costs $1.56, in likely followed - h y other cancer with around 18,090 people, inclu~ing my grand- any way they can, either mon- the support ofthe community." Denmark $1.44, while in coun- record labels.
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Boca Raton • Dania Beach • Davie • Fort Lauderdale • Jupiter • Treasure Coast ~ I ..... ' - www.Centra/FloridaFuture,com ·Wednesday, April 4,'2007 • ' Senior Kacie Feaster -. slides into second Softball takes two of three base in the first inning of the Knights' 5-0 win over the Marshall ' Knights get 5-0 win over Marshall Sunday Thundering Herd on Sunday. Feaster was 'MELISSA HEYBOER lead in the bottom of the first inning. 1-for-4 on the day Sports Editor The Knights were eager to get to Jackson with two RBis. Both · ' early, after being held scoreless in the second of Feaster's RBis The UCF Softball team moved into a tie came in the bottom game of Saturday's doubleheader in which of the second inning, for third place in Conferel}.ce USA on Sun Jackson got the 7-0 win over UCF. when she ripped a •· day after a 5-0 win over the Marshall Thun In Sunday's game, Jackson lasted just single down the left dering Herd, the final game of the three three innings, allowing three runs on five field line to score game series. hits. · two runs and give Allison Kime was the winner on the the Knights a 3-0 In the first, Cici Alvarez reached first bas~ advantage. 4 mound, earning her 16th win of the season. on a fielder's choice and advanced to seconii Kime threw a complete-game shutout, on a sacrifice bunt from Amber Lamb. The allowing just two hits while striking out next batter, Kime, would hit an RBI single to seven. score Alvarez from second. • The Golden Knights jumped on Marshall pitcher Caitlyn Jackson early, grabbing a 1-0 PLEASE SEE FEASTER ON A9 FOOTBALL FEVER • ZACHMOO~E ~taff'Nriter fter the second full week of practice for the UCF Foot ball team, there is still much work to be done. "I think the team is coming along good," quarterback Kyle Israel said. "It's a totally new defense ... and from an offensive point of view,.we're getting there." inconsistency. At times the squad will' look All The team has been showing the enthusiasm American, throwing the ball up and down the and intensity that coach George O'Leary has been field. But at other times, they can't seem to put a looking for from his players. string of three plays together. · Much of that can be attributed on the defen One of the key factors in the inconsistency of sive side of the ball to new defensive coordinator the offense so far has been the lack of a numing John Skladany. His fiery attitude on the field has game . lit a new fire within his players. ''I think our numing game needs to improve:' . PHOIDS COURTESYBRAN DON HELWIG ''Defensive football has to feed offemotion and , Israel said. Running back Phillip Smith, top center, runs a drill with offensive coordinator Tim Salem on March 22. irttensity:' Skladany said. Without starting numing back Kevin Smith in Quarterback Kyle Israel, above, prepares to throw during the same spring practice. The Golden Knights will hold a With the constant pressure from the defense, the spring, the bulk of the numing has gone to full-squad scrimmage Saturday. . , · at times the offense has looked dazed and con Phillip Smith. fused during plays. For the offense to gain ground Phillip Smith has been unable to find holes on the defense, it needs to execute plays perfectly within the line to break lc:mg runs and also has had "A lot of the kids are taking repeatedly. troubles fmding room in short yardage situations. Another point of emphasis the Golden the coaching, which is important." Offense: The theme so far for the offense has been PLEASE SEE INCONSISTENCY ON A9 - GEORGE O'LEARY, HEAD COACH Women's Golf ties for 3rd in· Miami Lakes tountey UF wins 2nd national llj MELISSA HEYBOER over-par 228, while Cro~by also fin Sports Editor ished Sunday with a 3-over-par 75. title over Buckeyes \ Tomko shot her highest finish of EDDIE PELLS The UCF Women's Golfteam con the season, shooting a 7-over-par 80. FINAL SCORE ~ cluded the three-day Ryder/Florida Hurwitch's score also earned a top Associated Press Women's Collegiate Golf Champi ten fmish tied for sixth overall Florida dominated onship in a tie for third place - its In tourney: The University of South Florida ATI.A,NTA - With the confetti from 3-point range, highest fmish ofthe season. Connelly was the top took home top honors, fmishing with still falling, some fans in the Univer- going 10-for-18 while OSU managed The Golden Knights ended the Knight, finishing in a three-day total of 44-over-par 908. sitY of Florida section were already to shoot just 4-for-23. ' tournament shooting a 14-over-par fifth place overall Rounding out the remaining top thinking ahead. and earning all-tour "One more year," they chanted. 302. five were Florida Southern, UCF, nament honors. "One more year." ~ Sophomore Stephanie Connelly Rollins College, who tied for third was the Knights' top fmisher with a with UCF, and Bethune-Cookman. Nothing wrong with dreaming, right? In a way, though, the Gators three-day score of 11-over-par 227, of the tournament. USF's Ch,ristie Jones earned the -84 lived out their dream this season. FLORIDA which was good enough to fmish in Freshmen Sara Hurwitch, Leigh highest indiVi.dual fmish with a three They took a chomp out ofNCAA fifth place in the individual rankings. Crosby and Victoria Tomko all day score of 6-over-par 222. • history Monday night, defeating Connelly also earned all-tournament turned in impressive rounds on Sun The Knights return to action April Ohio State 84-75 for the second honors. .day. 23-25 when they travel to Birming ,75 Several Knights stepped up and Hurwitch shot a 3-over-par 75 on ham, Ala, to take part in the Confer OHIO STATE posted their~est rounds on day three Sunday, wi~ a ~ee-day total of 12- ence USA C~pionships. PLEASE SEE GATORS ON A9 ~ (euttaf jlorib :futu~ • April 4, 2007 www.Centra/FloridaFutur~.com A9 ' Gators shoot lights out in title win FROM A8 ished 2-for-8. Mike Conley Jr. finished with straight national championship 20 points for Ohio State, but lots that was their goal from the time ofthem came late after the Buck Joakim Noah, Corey Brewer and eyes were playing big-time Al Horford decided to put offthe catch-up. NBA and come back to college. That led to a lot of 3-for-2 It was the first repeat since trade-offs, with Florida getting Duke inl991-92, and the first ever the better end of the deal The with the same starting five. Gators went 10-for-18 from 3- It was a difficult task on sev- , point range and did lots of little eral different levels - a success things that kept Ohio State in that will clearly put these Gators comeback mode. (35-5) on the list ofthe best teams How frustrating it must have ever. been for the Buckeyes to watch "People can say what they Oden block shot after shot - • want, but at the end of the day, four in all - only to see the the Gator boys h,.ave two champi Gators grab the rebo}llld and onships in i row - back to feed it back out to Lee back," Noah said - Humphrey for a 3. Horford had 18 points and 12 That happened twice in the rebounds, and Taurean Green . second halt: both times when an · had 16 points. Oden block looked like it might .. Greg Odell's 25 points and 12 spark Ohio State, which kept the rebounds weren't enough for game in reach but couldn't get Ohio State (35-4) to stop the the deficit below six. RYAN PELHAM. / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Gators from completing their "I thought we fought about as Freshman Hillary Barrow looks at a pitch in the Knights' 5-0 win over Marshall on Sunday. Barrow was ·1-for-l in the game with an RBI in the bottom of the seventh inning. rarerepeat hard as we could." Ohio State "These guys turned their coach Thad Matta said "We just backs on millions, and they came couldn't turn the comer on back for a reason," UF athletic them, which is what teams like Feaster leads Knights • director Jeremy Foley said "This that do to you.'' is the reason. They played all Green finished 3-for-3 from 3- season with a target on their point range and Humphrey was with 2 RBis in victory back. It was hard to do; This is his usual killer selt: going 4-for-7 / quite an e:Xc~tion paint'' and scoring 14 points. FROM A8 Another one. Florida's versatility showed MARK HUMPHREY I ASSOCIATED PRESS UCF _GOLDEN KNIGHTS This win completes a 2007 Florida head coach Billy Donovan celebrates with his team after their 84-75 win over Ohio most in the first half when those The Knights put two more championship-game sweep of State to clinch the 2007 National Championship at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta on Monday. two and Brewer (13 points) hit runs on the board in the bot the Buckeyes in the two biggest back-to-back-to-back 3s to push tom of the second off three 23 college sports - men's hoops been made with the Wildcats, he postseason game in 18 ·tries, Florida's lead to double digits. hits. and fqotball Florida, a 41-14 win would not be aware of it. counting sweeps of the South Horford had a monster game, After Breanne Javier lined - ner in the football title game in Donovan spent five years as eastern Conference tourna bodying up with the 7-foot Oden out to third base, Hillary Bar January, remains the only pro an assistant at Kentucky under ments the last two years. - on defense ana more than hold row singled through the left gram in history to hold both coach Rick Pitino and was an "We went out. not only as ing his own on the other end side. Barrow would get thrown Dean was 2-for-2 in championships at the same time. obvious candidate when Tubby cllampions, but we did it twice," Clearly, another year in col out at second on a fielder's 'Tve said it a thousand times Smith left to take the head job at senior Chris Richard said 'We lege has helped this 6-10 junior, Sunday's win and choice sacrifice bunt from finished with an - once you think you've got it all Minnesota last month. rewrote history ag3in. We broke who now looks every bit like a Ashleigh Cole. figured out, you·get in trouble," ''There's a feeling in my heart every single record for our team lottery pick. .800 average in the Lindsay Dean would walk 3-game series. Foley said "We're just enjoying that's very strong about Ken this year. We did a great job and Noah, on the other hand, on the next at bat, advancing fun tonight" tucky because I had my first had a lot of doing it." probably sacrificed the most Cole to second. The future is more unsettled opportunity to coach there All s~on - including in the He might have been the top With runners on first and Javier would advance Kime It's doubtful Noah, Horford or through coach Pitino, and my 86-6ffvictory over Ohio State in pick had he left last season, but second and two outs, Megan to third on a sacrifice bunt in • Brewer, all juniors, will return time there was very, very enjoY: December - the Gators have the presence of Oden and Texas' Murphy singled to left field to the next at bat. Kime would next year. · able,'' Donovan said "But that morphed into whatever kind of Kevin Durant, to say nothing of load the bases. In the next at score on the next play offa Bar Meanwhile, Billy Donovan was a ,while ago - being team they needed to be to win, Noah's dwindling stats, have bat; Kacie Feaster singled row sacrifice fly to right field did nothing to quash speculation removed 13 years. It's not like I'm and this one was no different pushed him do~ down the left field line, scoring Kime and the Knights con that he might leave Florida for a removed two years. For me, I Stopping Oden figured to be He finished with eight points · Cole and Dean to make the tinued to hold the Marshall possible job offer from Kentucky. obviously know Tubby, and I the key, but really it was more and three rebounds in this one, · score3-0. offense scoreless, giving UCF a "I haven't given any thought know some ofthe people that are complex than that but big individual numbers were UCF extended its lead to 5-0 win. . to anything at all,'' Donovan said still there, but a lot over 13 years The 7-foot freshman, who never the point with the Gators four in the bottom of the fourth The Knights took the Mar may be one-year-and-done with Tuesday morning. "I understand has changed that I'm not familiar this year. inning. shall series, winning two of the everybody's got a job to do, and with." the NBA beckoning, stayed out They came back for the Dean led off the inning with three games and improving everybody's got responsibilities - Donovan earned every bit of of foul trouble and played 38 championship and anything less a double down the left~field their record'to 27-16 overall and · to take care 0£ I feel bad to acer his $1.7 million this year, and that minutes - just what the Buck would have felt hollow. line and advanced to third on a 6-6inC-USA tain extent number figures to go up next eyes figured they needed to have But there will be no regrets. sacrifice bunt off the bat of UCF totaled nine hits as a "I really have nothing to say year no matter where he works. a chance. Instead, they've triggered a nice Megan Murphy. Dean would team, with Alvarez, Kime and •• because I haven't given any He had to keep everyone "They had four bodies run little debate about the best pro score on an infield single from Dean racking up two hits each. thought to it, nor have I had any motivated and focused - at first ning in at me,'' Oden said "Chris grams of all time. Alyarez to put the Knights up Barrow and Kime were discussions with anybody, so it's when things seemed too easy, Richard. I swear he plays on the And about next year? 4-0. named Conference USA Hitter hard for me to comment about then later when the Gators lost football team.'' "Right now, I don't know Although it m:ay not have and Pitcher of the Week, anything." three of four toward the end of Meanwhile, Ivan Harris was what we are going to do," Noah been needed, UCF would tack respectively. This was the first Donovan added that he had the regular season. the only Buckeye to make a 3- said. "I feel like it's all about on its fifth and final run of the time in UCF Softball history n't talked to his agent in more They finished with a IQ-game pointer over the first 39-plus enjoying this moment right game in the fifth inning. that two Knights earned the than a week, so if.any contact had winning streak and haven't lost a minutes of the game, and he fin- now:' Kime led off the inning with award in the same week. a sharp line drive back up the The Knights head back to middle, but a throwing error the field today, when they trav from the Marshall pitcher el to DeLand to take on the Inconsistency a problem for offense during practice would allow Kime to reach Stetson Hatters. Game time is second set for 6 p.m. FROM A8 "He's shoWing everyone out O'Leary said ing to grasp what we do,'' there that nobody is safe, and he's That teaching has been evi .Skladany said Knights offense will face this going to take people out whenev dent in the secondary, where week during practice will be er he thinks he should take them many of the younger players are . Final thoughts: goal-line and short-yardage situ out;' Israel said ''.And when he stepping up and making big plays After two w~ of practice ations. doesn't like something you do, in practice. there is still much work to be Saturday was the first time · he's gonna pull you.'' During goal-line drills, Breon done on both sides ofthe ball ' the offense focused a good por Rogers corralled a tipped pass The offense needs to find its tion of practice on goal-line situ Defense: and returned the interception for rhythm within the passing game, ations, and the results weren't So far the theme to the a touchdown. Outside ofRogers, and the offensive line and run spectacular. defense has been intensity and the secondary has seen improve ning backs need to find a way to "There's no excuse. for the enthusiasm But no defense can ment from Emery Allen and spring the big run and grind out way we played down inside the rely solely on its emotions to win Darin Baldwin in their overall the tough yards. red zone today;' Israel said games. game. Defe~ively, ·the pieces are in At one point during the One of the main points play "Emery has improved a lot, place for improvement The atti scrimmage, O'Leary pulled Israel ers and coaches are making is the being fundamentally sound and tude and willingness to learn from the first team after he threw emphasis on teaching the players improving on his technique;' shown by the defense is an a fade in the back ofthe endzone this yeai: Burnett said improvement from last year, and to J~vid James. "Instead of yelling and Overall, the defense has been that is halfthe battle. It is now up O'Leary has told Israel not to screaming, they're doing more open and eager to learning the to , the players to master the throw that pass and proved his teaching," comerback Joe Bur new system brought by Skladany scheme and exeeute it. Olltb8Sid8 ~::.t~'fg~'?.".·:,,mbo Jl9 point to the team that no one is nett said and it's helping them to adjust The Knights will have a full Chasefnesegula1 squad scrimmage Saturday start 5 (1 flavor, I Ran !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~,~31~a1ufun The StudentIDIODS Newspaper at UCF since 1968 l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!www.!!!!!!!!! .!!!!(e!!!!nt!!!!ra!!!!/Ft!!!!on!!!!·da!!!!Fu!!!!tu!!!!re!!!!.co!!!!m!!!!·!!!!W!!!!ed!!!!ne!!!!sd!!!!ay~,. 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In our opinion, the Newsweek 1 publicized, we let you lmow why, Perhaps this issue will atone for piece will have very little effect in ( , and we've made sure our venom their journalistic sin. shaping opinions on the prosecu ' was directed at more than just Here at the Future, we have a tion of the war or for those who r .national pub)ications. Recall our difficult enough time deciding go out of their way to not read I March 21 editorial highlighting the whether the reaction we'll receive Newsweek. This is a plea for any '· l faux praise heaped by UCF onto from the student body over lan and all parties who consider : Richard Lapchick for his poorly guage in a story makes that story themselves uninterested in the : designed study on, graduation worth printing. So it's hard to war to get engaged. r rates, or our Jan. 21 piece wonder imagine having to go out and ask The piece is eye opening, if ' ing why UCF would make such a families, who have just lost their ~othing else. You aren't going to ~ big deal about its trans-fats ban at mother, father, husband, wife, son hear many active-duty deployed SPAIN FISCHER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE. : campus eateries. or daughter, to turn over their Army majors say that the attitude : Now we'll switch things up to loved one's most private thoughts ofthe troops about the war and READER VIEWS ! look at something the so-called in wartime. the president is ''pretty darn cyni r ''mainstreain media,'' represented There's another reason we cal,'' at least not ifthey are consid States for the pleasure of our palettes. L by Newsweek, has done right bring this Story up, though. We ering making their next promo A tale of tribulations for The fact of the matter is, whether humans The April 2 issue of the news strongly feel the Newsweek piece tion to lieutenant colonel were meant to eat meat or not, I think we weekly was dedicated to the Iraq needs to be read by t:p.e student We also guarantee that this is parking at the Towers could all agree that the .majority of meat con- War. But it wasn't a look at a body who may not have a vested the only place you'll read a 44- passe My tribulations with UCF Parking Ser . sumed is for our pleasure. The fast-food · reporter's week behind the lines interest in the war. year-old Army colonel. who vices don't consist ofwoes about not being industry doesn't provide any valuable nutri or a Mad Libs opinion on why the '"The War in the Words ofthe serves as a professor at West Point able to find a parking spot outside VISual tion and is a perfect example of unnecessary left/right is right/wrong. Dead" series is still available and one of the preeminent ethi Arts five minutes before my afternoon class. meat consumption. It.'s clear to me ¢.at Kara It was straight from the mouths onlineat cists in the Arm}~ claim that many They also do not consist of complaints about wrote her opinion before checking out the - actually the fmgertips - ofthe www.msnbc.msn.com/id/lm.329 Iraqis "don't care" and have "given new parking garages or rising parking fees. main display, or it .would have been obvious soldiers, mostly Army and 4/site/newsweek/, and each set of up" while professing to help those I'll leave that for someone who has nothing to her that this is a movement against cruelty, Marines with one Navy petty offi correspondence is broken down people. Well, maybe no~ but else better to do. My complaint is unique: not against what may or may not be natural cer third class, fighting the war. by year, with a brief synopsis of when you find out in th~ next Not being able to get to my parking space at for people. ' The ones this country, regardless the war's timeline prior to the sol paragraph that that same colonel all, even when it is reserved As for cows having a chance to escap~ I'd of political views or opinion on dier's words. apparently committed suicide just But first, some praise for a department like for someone to point that moment in the war, collectively stands We lmow that bringing any a month prior to coming home, that hears nothing but criticism, as a student time out to me. Is that the time between behind story down to a personal level , you wonder how many of these who religiously uses the Black and Gold, I am when they're shackled in crates and then We can't give Newsweek much makes it more interesting and ger stories ofAmerican suffering have very impressed and happy about the ~ew bus forced into a slaughterhouse line? Or is it the credit for actual reporting, seeing mane to a previously Uninterested gone untold stops being installed around campus. Prior to moment right before a blade slices their as almost every printed word in party. So we implore you to check The bottom line is that the the addition, we would have to stap.d in place throat or when they're skinned still partly the 33-page section was written by . it out - not so you can become piece needs to be widely read for as long as 20 to 30 minutes for a late bus. conscious? Most beef doesn't come from ani a soldier who eventually died in politically charged up - there's This is a wake-up call for those Now I can sit and relax, read at my leisure mals that roam around in a field waiting for the Middle F.ast But their ingenu alteady way too many young peo thinking that everything will get and wait for the Black and Gold to come. their time to die; the-y're used as a commodi ity in devoting an entire section to ple like that - but to gain a per better in the Middle F.ast If, after Great investment, in my opinion. These stops ty, with their well-being and rights as a crea archived instant messages, e- spective on what the situation in reading this, you don't come back also add a little bit of attraction to the cam ture completely violated and ignored mails, journal entries and letters the Middle F.ast entails for the down to earth when thinking pus. Beautiful, simply put: I lmow people don't like hearing about from the families ofthe fallen sol ones risking their lives every day. about the future of the U.S. situa But enough praise. Recently, I made the this sort of thing, but the facts are true. The diers is commendable. We've never before had the tion over there, we suggest you try mistake of trying to drive to the Towers at meat industry is one that couldn't operate as Newsweek was recently derid- advantage of accessing the private taking the blinders oft: Golden Night Plaza at 11 p.m. and park in the it does without cruelty and thus shouldn't - spot I paid hundreds of dollars for in the And ifyou can't stomach hearing about this beginning of the semester. No, there wasn't issue or seeing video footage, then why can anyone in my spot, but the whole road was you stand the product of that disgusting cru blocked offfor an event that was preparing to elty in your stomach at all? 1 get out from the UCF Arena. Cruising down Gemini, I saw a few police - KAYLA BLOOMER Preening the future to cars, lights flashing, blocking my turn lane HEALTH SCIENCES MAJOR into the towers on both sides of the street. ·For a better image of what was happening here, pretend you were traveling down Red flags in U.S. attorney :atone for our past sins Alafaya to the apartment complex of your choosing, and police officers were guarding case blindingly obvi.ous he myopic, often uninitiat the environment.and transform the entrance. Let's also pretend these officers On Monday, Brandon Coca wrote a letter ed, dispassionate viewer ing the marketplace by promoting · have no interest in talking to you. to the editor condemning Democrats for rr and/or listless participant the manufacture, purchase and My natural curiosity got the best of me to politicizing the ongoing U.S. attorney scan ofthe Millennial generation will use of environmentally responsi ask the officer, ''W}ly can't I go home?" but dal, and then went on to aclmowledge the regard their childlike exuberance ble products and services.'' Much the officers on duty so late at night apparent notion that the firings were ''purely political" for revolutio:nacy change as wist- like nutrition facts, Green Seal is ly are only trained to say "Keep on going." I Politicizing the purely political ... am I the ' f.ul and unguided However, this .working to get its logo on every wouldn't recommend stopping for an inter only one who sees the irony there? very positivism has eluded their "green'' product in America. view either, as I was threatened rather vehe . That's beside the point, though. Brandon , ~-X predecessors and glazed Even ifpreservation is not at mently with a ticket if I did not leave the and his ilk have failed to conduct any mean over the efficacy ofthe Baby the helm for changing gears, rising area ingful investigation into these matters, which Boomers. The apathy of a few lost ABEER B. ABDALLA eneigy prices slowing profits may , Later, discussing it with the police shift is why they can dismiss it with a simple, $0uls won't be lost among the suc Senior Staff Writer motivate. Last :week, MSNBC manager, Cpl. Adam Casebolt, the officers on ''Who cares?" cesses, especially with regard to reported the National Association duty directing traffic are not usually aware of In doing so, they have overlooked the ecologicitl activism. ,. the idea of a national conservation ofManufacturers latest findings. the events any better than the residents of numerous red flags that these firings have Ifgusto for our environment tour, few believed that F.arth Day ''Industrial use accounts for about the apartments they are forced to block off. raised. They have overlooked the White could be emblazoned on our and an environmental movement a third of eneigy consumed in the Due to the fact ·that one side of the road does House's many shifting and contradictory .chests like the novelty shirts we would be born. U.S., according to Eneigy Dept hot have a sidewalk, many of the arena-goers explanations. They have overlooked the Jus wear, then we'd cure much.ofour Cars are doing it; household estimates, and by cutting back.on tend to walk in the middle of the street, end tice Department's suspicious noncompliance planet's ills. CNN reported that cle.µiers are doing it; even the just 20 percent of that consump ing up in a scene that may resemble Dawn of with Congressional appeals for full disclO: the national average for a gallon of Academy Awards are doing it - tion, American businesses could the Dead. · sure. They have overlooked Attorney Gener regular uilleaded gas is $2.71, a "Going Green'' is the catchphrase save close to $19 billion a year. at My main complaint is npt the Arena itself, al Alberto Gonzales' claims that he would ~ord high for nine straight ofthe 21st century. We're techno 2004 eneigy prices. About·30 per but that these events are going on with little "Never, ever, make a change in a United ··. weeks . It is more expensive than logically plugged in, globally cent of those savings can be · notification. I still don't lmow what event was States attorney for political reasons,'' and that last month and last year. Financial engaged and actively mobile, but achieved·with no capital invest going on that night None of my roommates he had nothing to do with the firings (both matters aside, where does this is our ecological awareness mere ment,'' the report said or Tower office staff on duty could tell me. claims later turned out to be false). leave Mother Nature? Car and ly a new amusement to tide us Company managers are appar There are a lot of fliers around the Towers. They have overlooked the fact that some truck emissions account for one over until the next revolution? ently already looking for sa~ Events that may cause the road to-the apart of the fired attorneys were investigating cor fourth of U.S. gas emissions. Voting the Terminator for gov Last fall, some 30 percent of those ment complex to shut down should require ruption charges that may have had ties to the April 2 heralded in landmark ernor was a cause lost on many, surveyed by the Alliance to Save advanced notification to allow students to Bush administration (obstruction of justice, blows to the Bush Administra but the legislation he signed last Energy said they'd made eneigy better prepare for traffic woes. anybody?). They !}ave overlooked the shady tion's longtime stagnation, as the year to cut california's green management a critical part of cover-up tactics by Karl Rove (who is sus Supreme Court reified the Envi- house gases by 25 percent by 2020 their business plan. A third said - MATTHEW DELELLO pec;ted of having orchestrated the firings), . ronmental Protection Agency's made California the leader in they were undertaking major cap MOLECULAR AND MICROBIOLOGY which I don't even have enough room in this authority to regulate greenhouse green living. The California Legis ital projects to cut eneigy costs letter to the editor to detail. gases from automobile emissions lature is proposing initiatives to and a quarter said they were at People missing point of Is it possible that there is nothing niore at and other industries. While the make energy efficient TVs, least trying "low-cost, one-time work here than an attempt by the president EPA is not forced to do anything, "green'' buildings and even biofuel fixes to try to cut energy bills:' BARC's Meat Out display to preserve his administration's right tQ exec the legal backlash from eneigy school buses the nonn." And ifthe bottom line doesn't utive privilege? Yes. But given the confusing saving states like California will The already loquacious rants change corporate gears, marketing I think Kara Gajentan's article is a severe and highly suspicious lengths this adminis keep EPA on its best behavior. on talk radio have picked up the alone will propel the change. Most misinterpretation of BARC's March 20 Meat tration has gone to in order to sweep the Out display. Her arguments consist of "the The only legal recourse for buzzwords and offered ample air nouveau-bohemian hipsters will scandal under the rug, it's very, very improb: EPA:s refusal to regulate power-' time to the chartreuse-converted agree that they've purchased one cow has the chance - however remote - to able. aWay'' whereas vegetables don't, that plant emissions or other issues Attempting to mask the unpleas or more items that prompted ruD. ~randon asked on Monday why critics human meat consumption is natural and that must be proving that there is sci ant neighbor drama through my "green-use,'' often at higher ticket continue to kick Bush while he's down Per slaughterhouses cause waste. ' entific research that thin walls, I reluqantly tuned into prices because global-conscious haps it's because the president keeps giving re~ I feel like she, and possibly other students, greenhouse gases will hurt the a call-in radio talk show. ness was worth the extra charge. them reasons to do so? Brandon asked on · missed the point. This was not a movement planet more than a mere shift in The nasally soul-grating voice Environmental activism has Monday, ''Who cares?" Perhaps you should to argue whether it's natural or not for global climate change. Numerous droned on about her valiant cru grown more complicated Using care, Brandon? You have the responsibility to humans to eat meat, or a movement against court cases have beei:i held up in sade to turn her daughter's school recycled paper is no longer noble, hold this administration accountable for the waste. This movement Was about exposing the battle ofgreen and state. 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Option to renew. 25 Accomplishes Knight Newspapers, a Gannett Co., publishers of local newspapers and specialty publications Sample Home 407-334-6658 or University House $400 26 Unfounded is searching for the right candidate to join our sales team full-time in our Orlando office. . 407-673-7040 Furnished, utilities, Pool, Gym, . 31 Jupiter neighbor ·We have outstanding products and outstanding markets! Female Roomate Wanted Computer, PoorTable 321 -432-2224 35 Knowing Private Bedroom/Bathroom in a Beautiful 36 Pooped ·Must have previous sales experience, strong work ethic and excellent communications skills. 2 Story 312.5 House in the Hunters Creek Female needed for 1 room in a 4 bed/2 38 Dundee de,nial • ·Base salary, commission, bonuses, competitive ))_enefit package including 401 (k) and health. Area Call 407-816-8119 bath apt in Northgate Lakes. Share with 39 Great review 3 other clean, quiet girls. Available May 40 flroximity Christian female wanted to share 3/2 in Aug. All utilities included. Fully furnished bombs (entraf '1odba '1tture Seminole Chronicle Waterford Lakes. Visit www.myspace. w/ shuttle to UCF. ONLY $440 A MONTH. 41 Houston school comtwaterfordlakeshome or e-mail me at 42 _ out (scrape Call: 352-514-9864 © 2007 T~bune Media Services, Inc. Fax resume to 407-447-4556 or e-l!lail [email protected] [email protected]. by) All rights reserved. 4/4/07 E.O.E. Pre-employment drug-screening required 43 Soccer passes Bdrm avail w/ private bath In a private Furnished 1/1 apartment with a study 3 bdrm home. Patio, jacuzzi, po.ol 44 Cloyed @The Lofts. Avail. May 1st-July 31st. 45 Family cars 8 Stuck in the table. $550/mo each, all utilities Females only. $804/mo. Includes 47 Aggressive mud Included. Female only. High speed utilities. Call 740-359-6410 for details. drivers 9 Fences off Internet, cable, W/D. 15 mlns from The Village at Science Drive Sublease 49 Supervisor 10 Maximum UCF. 11 "Rich Man, Poor Room Avail. May 1st- Jul. 31st. 51 Have debts Avail May 1st. Call 561 · 5~3-6685 52 Stretchy Man" writer Summer Jobs UCF Shuttle, Pool, Utilities Inc. CHEAP RENT! F roommate needed for 212 apt. w/ 55 Mosquito barrier 12 Reheat in the -$2100 Call (954) 309-2862 for more info. fireplace close to UCF. Own bedroom & . 60 Flat charge microwave, • -Co-Ed Camp $400 a month total bathroom w/ Roman tub. $488 + 1/2 Pegasus Point- Willing to pay move-in 61 Alan or Cheryl slangily -Seven Weeks 10 min. from UCF utilities. (561)351-1701 fee. 212, $560/mo. all utilities included. 63 Miserable 13 Ripened -Room and Board Included 4 bedroom house for rent. Females Only!! Available ASAP. dwelling 21 Wrath Spacious room for rent $550 per month Expanded cable package, wireless Contact Kelma 787-951-6496 64 Picture on a PC 23 Rosary unit Get Paid to Play! internet, den/bar. Call 609-707-5942 plus 1/3 utilities fully furnished and ready 65 Canal of song 26 Exposes • The Florida Elks Youth Camp (FEYC) to move in by May 1st with one month Room for rent in The Village at Science 66 Expunge 27 Not sleeping needs male and female Summer camp Divorce Your Landlord and Build security deposit. Drive for a furnished 4/4, female only. 67 Retained 28 Kept for later 68 Transmit 29 Before, once Counselors ages 18 and up. FEYC is an , Equity! Stop paying rentl 312 near UCF 2 rooms for rent 5 minutes from UCF Rent is $525/month with utilities. Pool & $180K! The Selby Group 407-482-8225 69 Intuit 30 Goes under overnight camp located off of Highway in a beautiful 312 home. $550/mo for shuttle to UCF. Available May 6-July 31 . 450 in Umatilla, FL. The camp runs June Please call 561 -445-8951. 32 Join forces · Waterford Lakes: 11x11 or $590/mo for 16x13 master w/ DOWN 33 Fast-moving 4th-July 21st. Please contact Krys Large waterfront homes 2, 3, 4 & 5 prlv. bathroom and large walk·ln SUBLEASE FOR FALL Ragland at 800-523-1673 ext 251 or 1 Funnyman Foxx serpent bedroom, $1, 175 & up. closet. All appl., utll., cable, Internet 1/1 In 212 at Pegasus Connection. 2 Away from the 34 Requisites 352-669-9443 ext 251 407-760-0768 Included. Jr, Sr. or Grad Student. Discounted rent! $615/month all Incl. wind 37 Answered 48 Lamb's mama 56 Barreled 50 Kind of crow? along · Receptionist/Administrative Assistant . Beautiful 3/2 custom duplex Females only. 954-649-4933 Avail now! Won't lastlll 954-839-4067 3 Movie 40 Projectiles Typing, clerical work. MS Word exp. 4 Carryall bag 41 Way cool! 52 Satie or 57 Terrible ruler? I 2 miles from UCF. 1150 sq ft. LOOKlll Sublease needed for May • July at CVI. $10/hr start. Young, fun atmosphere. 5 Take by 43 Windsor or Estrada 58 Loch in the Appliances included. N/S. 1 room avail In a large house close to 1/1 room with roommate for $499. 53 Lingerie trim Highlands Located in Winter Park. 321-282-8326 $1200/mo +sec. dep. 407-359-5001 UCF. Includes In-ground pool, W/D, & surprise granny Includes Utilities (elec. water, Internet, 6 Outstanding! 44 Is agitated 54 On the summit 59 Elation full kitchen. $350/mo. + spilt utll. Interval Realty Marketing and Advertising BALDWIN PARK 21212 car att. gar. cable, w/ no caps!), Meal Plan, 7 Alias acronym 46 AWOL word of 62 Cacophony Co. looking to expand with FfT Inside Twnhme with gran tops, SIS appls., W/D, Call 407-712-4035, leave message. Furnishing, Shuttle, and weekly house sales reps. Paid training, $1001 Dining I i aath Room Living Room FIRST FLOOR