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Central Florida Future, Vol. 39 No. 32, November 3, 2006

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IT TAKES A VILLAGE Pirates attack .Winter Park fair trade store supports art from Golden Knights face ECU Pirates in Third World countries homecoming showdown-sEESPORTs,A1 - SEE NEWS, A2

Spirit Splash to SAE pledges found 'sobbing,' in costume feature Big 10-4 MELISSA PATIERSON Alpha Epsilon, which was the SAE house shortly after mid­ following policy, refused to dis­ deny police entry because they Students will have a News Editor upheld Thursday. night Oct. 26 andheard "agitated cuss the investigation in were performing a "ritual," but chance to wade in The 3 p.m. hearing called by and aggressive screaming,'' pro­ progress. But the report was "fearing for the safety ofthe peo­ the cool waters of "The inside of the common the Office of Student Conduct · fanity, and "weeping and moan­ somehow circulated at UC:f to ple inside," police entered the the Reflecting area reeked of beer, urine and determined that the office was ing.'' non-law enforcement offices house. Pond today at vomit.'' justified in suspending SAE, and UCF officials had refused for and groups; UCF's media rela­ Inside, police found men 2:30 p.m. Apep that the fraternity will remain on a week to release the police inci­ tions released it to the press for "sobbing,'' "practically naked," rally, featuring This and other startling state­ ments were included in a UCF suspension until the next hear­ dent report and even denied its the first time Thursday. and dressed in costume, includ­ , the ing. existence. They cited confiden­ In the report, UCF police ing one man wearing a rainbow­ band, athletes, Police Department . report released Thursday. The report UCF police reported that tiality concerns under federal gave the following account of colored wig and diaper, and cheerleaders and state education privacy the incident: and dancers, will d~tailed the Oct. 26 incident that officers responding to a call precede the concert. led to the suspension of Sigma about possible hazing arrived at laws. Meanwhile, UCF police, SAE members at first tried to PLEASE SEE INVESTIGATION ON A3

ELECTION 2006 Highly anticipated Borat opens today Sascha Baron Cohen's latest project hits theaters today · • after months of anitcipation. Cohen is featured as his Borat character, a Kazakh journalist whose lack of . familiarity with American customs results in hilarity.

AROUND CAiVlPUS Acclaimed art critic Jerry Saltz to speak at UCF The senior art critic for Village Voice will speak in the Art Gallery of the Visual Arts_Building today from 11 :30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. He has lectured and taught at schools around the country and has twice been a Pulitzer finalist.

PLEASE SEE AROUND ON A2 JOE BURBANK I ORLANDO SENTINEL Rep. Katherine Harris and Sen. Bill Nelson answer questions from moderator Tim Russert,of NBC's Meet the Press, in the Ballroom, Wednesday. UCF students were able to ask the candidates questions after the debate.

LOCAL & STATE I Orlando boy MEET THE CANDIDATES band mogul used Known best for her role during to getting sued the voting controversy of the 2000 presidential election, Lou Pearlman, founder of the Hitting the issues state Rep. Katherine Harris Backstreet Boys and 'NSYNC,says gained the Republican nomi­ that lawsuits come with being Nelson and Harris face off in debate, make use . have the support of the American nation despite a lack of sup­ successful. Now he might face people, we've got to stop this .non-· port from the Republican of last chance to reach voters before election · sense of 'stay the course,'" Nelson . Party and Gov. Jeb Bush. the strangest legal challenge in said. Harris his particularly litigious career: a TROY HILLIER AND ABEER B.ABDALLA their minds. Nelson supported the long-term suit filed by a deceased professor. Editor in Chief and Senior Staff Writer Russert wasted no time in goal of splitting Iraq into Shiite, Sunni After serving in the U.S. House approaching the big issues, asking and Kurdish .sections as a way to end of Representatives from 1979 PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A2 With the 2006 midterm elections Nelson what he made of Sen. John tensions, but in the short-term would to 1991, incumbent Sen. Bill just days away, UCF played host Kerry's recent remarks aimed at stu­ listen to the military commanders Nelson was elected to the U.S. Wednesday to the final Florida U.S. dents that "if you don't [study hard], and give them what they needed. Senate in 2000, defeating NATION & WOHLD Senate debate between incumbent you get stuck in Iraq." Harris said that she thought Vice Republican candidate Bill Nearly 11,000 Sen. Bill Nelson and Rep. Katherine "I believe he apologized, and he President Dick Cheney and Secretary McCollum. Nelson currently Harris. should have,'' Nelson said "It's impor­ of Defense Donald Rumsfeld had leads polls by a large margin. snared in fugitive Moderated by Tim Russert of tant that we support our troops.'' done "adequate jobs" and Was "afraid Nelson NBC's Meet the Press, both candi­ Even still, Nelson did not approve of what the future would look like if roundup dates argued strongly for their cam­ of how the administration was going we cut and run." Sex offenders, gang members paigns, knowing that undecided. vot­ about the war. ers had less than a week to make up "You can't fight a war unless you PLEASESEE CANDIDATES ON A6 and other fugitives were swept \ up in what the'Justice . Department on Thursday called a stingtargeting the"worst of the worst'' criminals on the run. The Robbers target Cheerleader roundup took place in 24 states. School water fails acid test ·dies, cause PLEASE SEE NATION ON A4 female students This ~snot an emergency - FDEP ombudsman JESSICA POUCHER emic Village gets its water from Orange unknown Contributing Writer T-ODAY'S 'VEATHER around Alafaya County and is, therefore, unaffected. How­ A UCF ever, the rest of the campus water is treated Campus water contains a potentially can­ cheerleader, JESSICA SUNDAY by the Physical Plant. 20-year-old High:74° Contributing Writer cer-causing chemical, the Florida Depart­ In order to ftx the problem, the Physical ment of Environmental Protection said. William Hyde, Low:60° Plan,t contacted Dr. James Taylor, the direc­ was found Several UCF students have fallen victim "Titls is not an· emergency," said Jeff tor of the Environmental Systems Engineer­ dead in his to late-night robberies at apartment build­ Prather, F'DEP ombudsman. ''The water is ing Institute at UCF. Taylor and his team SCAT.SHOWERS ings on A1afaya 'Thill. safe to drink. We are not asking you to get an UniversitY conducted a study to help determine what House apart­ The robber is said to be a large man, alternative source of water.'' was causing the acetic water. William Hyde between the ages of 16-20, wearing a dark­ The water contains high levels of ment on Taylor recommended the creation of a Wednesday. INDEX colored hoodie and dark pants. In at least ' haloacetic acids, and prolonged exposure to design that would create an "injection sys­ .His roommate discovered he Around Campus 2 three reported robberies, the ropbe}:' wore a this chemical can cause cancer and other tem to neutralize the acid," Paradise said was not breathing, and res­ hockey mask. health risks, he said Weather 2 Boyle Engineering is in the process ofcre­ cuers detected no vital signs Lauren Chamberlain, an early childhood ''You would need to drink two liters a day ------··---Local &State 2 ating blueprints, which are scheduled to be when they responded to the Nation & World 4 development majoi; was attacked at Victoria for 70 years, and if you did that, you would released at the beginning of2007. ---···-:---····-·-····-·-·-·-.. ··-·-·-··--·-··-·--··-·····--· .. -··-·-- call, according tO an Orange Place apartments on Oct 20 after she was fol­ have a l-in-100,000 chance of seeing unsafe SPllrts 7 The haloacetic acid violation is not County Sheriffs Office. lowed home by a white Honda Civic. eff~' Prather said Variety 9 uncommon. Prather said that around 30 spokeswoman. The cause of ''My first thought was .'who is trying to . Dr. Richard Paradise, director ofthe UCF ClasSifieds , 2 other companies in Central Florida violated death is undetermined pend­ scare me now that it is almost H.alloween?' I Physical Plant said that the water at UCF has Sudoku 13 been in violation for about two years. ing an autopsy, but foul play is Crossword 13 PLEASE SEE DIFFERENT ON A6 The south part ofcampus near the Acad- PLEASE SEE PUBLIC ON A5 not suspected. A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com November 3,2006 • (euttaf '1oriba '1rture • AROUND "I truly believe in the mission of the Ten Thousand Villages of Orlando, Inc. LOCAL and hope to continue my involvement with this cause in the future." • CAMPUS - DANIELA BLANCHET, UCF STUDENT &STATE News and notices for Keep local with headlines the UCF community you may have missed • Fitness orientation Orlando boy band mogurmakes The Recreation and Well­ millions - and a few enemies ness Center will be holding fit­ ORLANDO - Lou Pearl­ ness orientations today from 11 man likes to say he won't ever a.m. to 5 p.m., with the initial stop making money unless God meeting in Room 204. stops making little girls. These scheduled 60-minute It makes people laugh, and • sessions are designed to intro­ it's an easy way for the founder duce students to the machines of the Backstreet Boys and and facilities of the recreation 'NSYNC to answer questions center. about his role in the music For more information con­ industry now that those boy tact Stephanie Gaski at (407) band acts have dried up. , 823-2408. He's always searching for · . ' new talent to replace them. On Art speaker a recent afternoon, it was a ' The Campus Activities Miami teenager who Pearlman , Board's Culture and Fine Arts was courting for a contract. At Committee will hold a speaker any given time, he might be event today from 11:30' a.~. to making the same pitch to five 12:30 p.m. in the Art Gallery of other youths. the Visual Arts Building. But some of the biggest stars . d The featured speaker will be Pearlman divined have accused Jerry Saltz, an art critic for the him 'of fraud and deception and Village Voice who also currently have painted "Big Poppa" as a teaches at Columbia, Yale, and ·- , greedy, backstabbing Svengali the Art Institute of Chicago. Now he might face the For more information, con­ strallgest legal challenge in his tact Jonathan Scarboro at (407) particularly litigious career: a 823-6471. ARTS.ON lawsuit flied by the estate of a deceased Illinois college profes­ Spirit Splash sor, alleging he forged the man's • Homecoming will host Spirit signature and created a .ficti­ Splash today at the Reflecting tious accounting firm to secure Pond at 2:30 p.m. The event will his $9 million investment. host the band Big 10-4 and will It's nonsense, Pearlman says be a way for students to get . personably and with perfect pumped up before the home- ' unconcern. , coming game on Saturday. It was the same thing he said To promote a safe environ­ Fair trade store features native when an artist's mother ment, running, jumping and div­ accused him of child labor law ing in the Reflecting Pond is art from Third World countries violations·for too-long hours, prohibited, as is the throwing of and more recently when a mod­ • objects such as Frisbees and · BRITTANY CURRIER other women. eling company accused him of • footballs. Brmging pets is also Contributing Writer "We were looking for a proj­ defaulting on a $25 million prohibited. ect that would help women agreement. . For more information con­ Ornate jewelry, bags and overseas who struggle a lot "I know a lot of people come tact· UCF Homecoming at home decor cover the Walls of more than most women in the at me, as a deep-pocket theory," [email protected]. the exotic-looking shop. Vol­ :· she said They he said ''They always try to take unteers scuffle around to put then found Ten Thousand Vil­ COURTESY DEBBIE BARR shots. The more successful you UCF Percussion concert · out the newest merchandise, lages online and decided to Mary Dipboye, president of the b0ard ofTen Thousand Villages of Orlando, left, poses in her store. get the more lawsuits you get, • The UCF Percussion Ensem­ mostly holiday items, and trib­ support its cause. unfortunately:' bles will host a concert tonight al music plays in the back­ They were asked to open a population. lages,'' Blanchet said from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the ground of the Ten Thousand store after donating the $2,500 The Winter Park location The Cornerstone group put One dead, one injured in small Visual Arts Building Auditori­ Villages store. they made selling items at a opened its doors on Oct. 14-15 on a concert at the Dandelion plane crash in Volusia County • um. A small shop with a big pur­ church festival during the Autumn Art Festi­ Communitea • Coffeehouse, PORT ORANGE - One The Percussion Ensembles pose, Ten Thousand Villages is After having the eiperience val An Indian guitarist enter­ which donated 5 percent of its · person died and another was will be under the direction of located on Park Avenue in of opening the store in Hous­ tained the crowd who enjoyed fair trade product sales to Ten · injured when a small plane professor Jeff Moore and will Winter Park. Its unique mis­ ton, Dipboye knew that when food from the. Whole· Foods Thousand Villages. About 100 crashed, Wednesday, while feature guest artist Ney Rosauro sion - fair trade. her family relocated to Orlan- Market. people attended and $340 was attempting an emergency land­ Every item in the store is performing his own composi­ . do in 2004, she would open a The number of volunteers raised ing at a private airstrip, authori­ • ! tions. made by an artisan from a new store. After searching the has jumped from 20 to 50 since "Our monetary goal for this ties said t For more information, con­ Third World country in Africa, whole community, Park the store opened event was $250, so it was a The injured person, an adult tact Jeff Moore at (407) 823-6l81. Asia, the Middle East or Latin Avenue was chosen as the ideal "Volunteer response has great success,'' Blanchet said male, was airlifted to Halifax America The Ten Thousand. location. been very positive," Dipboye "Mary Dipboye, our client, Medical Center in Daytona English Honor Society meeting Villages organization, head­ "Our·customers are women said has been supportive and Beach, the Volusia County The UCF chapter of the quartered in Pennsylvania, who are well-traveled and A business Cornerstone encouraging from the very Sheriff's Office said. He was Sigma Tau Delta English Honor pays the artisans for their well-educated, and who have group from UCF chose Ten beginning," she said "She even listed in very critical condition Society will meet Monday from work the time and money to go Thousand Villages as its client bought Ten Thousand Villages and was to be transported to 4:30-5:30 p.m. in Communica­ Mary Dipboye, president of shopping - and to me - that to help raise money for the products for us to sell at the Orlando Regional Medical Cen­ tion Building, Room 210. the Board of Ten Thousand was Wmter Park," she said store. raffle of the charity concert ter. Current ·members, new Villages of Orlando, Inc., said Prices are "student friend­ Student Daniela Blanchet from her own pocket!" The gender and age of the members and students interest­ "It's all about peacemaking and ly," Dipboye said. "People are was looking for a place to vol­ Blanchet hopes to continue dead person Wa.s not yet known. ed in joining are welcome to . poverty reduction in Third pleasantly surprised by our unteer when some administra­ working with Ten Thousand The identities of the two people attend World countries." prices." tors told her about the new Villages in the future. will be released after their fam­ For more information, con- , Dipboye, spouse to UCF The profile of a typical Ten store. "I'm not just doing .a project ilies have been notified, the · tact Ashley Camey at ashleycar­ psychology department chair Thousand Villages artisan is a "Coincidentally, I was also with a random organization for sheriff's office said [email protected]. Bob Dipboye, has been woman who maybe is a single looking for a non-profit organ­ a class that's mandatory for me. . There were no reports ofany involved with the organization mother with several children, ization to work with for my I truly believe in the mission of injuries on the ground Film Knight at the Library sincel998. an outcast froll). society for rea­ Cornerstone class, so I went Ten Thousand Villages of Authorities believe the twin~ The Library will show mov­ · When she lived in Houston, sons sU:ch as having a mental into the first day ofclass know­ Orlando, Inc. and hope to con­ engine Beech Duchess was try­ ing images from the archives she and a group of women handicap or being widowed, or ing that I wanted my project to tinue my involvement with this ing to make an emergency land­ and serve popcorn 6-7 p.m. in were looking·for a way to help being part of the indigenous be with Ten Thousand Vij- ·cause in the future,'' she said ing at the Spruce Creek Fly-In. Room223. . It was based at Jet Park Daytona Call Jeremy McGrath at at Daytona Beach International (407) 823-0564 for more info. Airport, where it took off on a LOCAL WEATHER tr~g flight before crashing, Wednesday. TODAY IN DETAIL ~Saturday High:76° The sheriff's office received an initial call that the plane was LET US KNOW Today Today: Windy .... variable clouds with ~PARTLY CLOUDY Low:63o in distress from air traffic con­ a chance of showers. Winds north~ The Future wants to hear trol at Dayt,ona Beach Interna­ from you! If you have a club, SCATTERED SHOWERS northeast at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of tional Airport at 11:14 am. Four ' High:79° organization or event and want High:74° Low:60° rain 30 percent. Sunday minutes later air traffic control your information to be consid­ Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. Winds SCATTERED SHOWERS Low:66° lost contact with the aircraft. ered for the Around Campus north~northeast at 15 to 25 mph. column, send a fax to (407) 447- - ASSOCIATED PRESS 4556 or an e-mail to [email protected]. Dead­ November 3, 2006 •Volume 39, Issue 32 • 14 Pages lines are 5 p.m. Friday for the Editorial: (407) 447-4558 • Advertising: (407) 447-4555 • Fax: (407) 447-4556 Monday edition, 5 p.m. Monday www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200, Orlando, FL 32817 for the Wednesday edition, and ·

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~ another man wearing ''women's bras and panties." Police contacted Orange County Rescue when some of ., the men were deemed in need of medical attention, citing that , one man "appeared to have '" trouble breathing." Another man received assistance in order to "keep him from lying in his own vomit:' and one "could ,,. not walk under his own power." Orange County Rescue transported three men, whose CH ARCHIVE names have not been disclosed, Sigma.Alpha Epsilon was suspended Oct. 26 on three charges involving hazing and alcohol. "t1i to Florida Hospital East. They were released the same night. that the fraternity's board of .could face the following sanc­ Police found "mimerous" directors will make its final tions: an official request to the beer cans and bottles, one most­ decision on the future of the · fraternity headquarters that the NEVER STOP EXPLORING"' ly coilSUllled bottle of rum and chapter next week. local chapter charter be "numerous mangled hotdogs" SAE headquarters may revoked; permanent severance FREE scattered on the floor of the choose to conduct a member­ of the SAE's relationship with SAE house. . . ship review, in which alumni UCF; or· temporary severance THE tiORTH FACE The Office of Student Con­ would interview each active of SAE's relationship with UCF, duct plans to schedule a meet­ member and decide whether he with a specified period of time DAYPACK ing to hear the facts of the case gets to keep his membership. and requirements that must be With the purchase of any '"(by the end of next week, UCF Then the chapter would oper­ satisfied before re-registration. men' s or women's Denali spokesman Tom Evelyn said. ate under an alumni advisory Several UCF' officials and SAE inay receive punishment in group, which would have to groups have met over the past J acket a t regular price. · ., three separate ways: criminal, approve all of its operations. week to discuss the SAE inci­ Daypack va lue $48-$65 university and chapter. The board may also choose dent But those meetings, which . depending on availability. SAE headquarters issued a to close the chapter. Members may' have been subject to the . cease-and-desist order would be automatically sus­ state's open meetings law, were . While supplies last. '-' meaning the ·chapter's opera­ pended from the fraternity, and closed to the public. That Offer ends 1 1/30/2006. tions are suspended pending an the chapter would remain .dor­ includes a meeting Mond,ay investigation by the headquar­ mant for a predetermined peri­ called by the Office of Fraterni­ Women's Denali J acket shown. ters - in response to the inci- od of time~ The university may ty and Sorority Life and the ., dent. · agree to allow SAE to petition Interfraternity Council. Men's style also available. "Fraternity officials have for recognition in a few years. Some people present at the police reports A finding of hazing could Monday's meeting said anyone , associated with the incidents result in charges of either a mis­ who wasn't on a "list" was Offer o nly available at: 1 and are deeply disturbed by the demeanor or felony offense. No turned away, -including at least details," the headquarters stated SAE member has been charged one SAE member. SAE Presi­ Thursday in a press release. with a crime yet, but the case dent Dru Dalton was given 10 · ~ . com ,., "This type of behavior by remains under investigation:. minutes to state his case and Travel C o untry our members will not be toler­ The blood-alcohol level of the then was asked to leave. 1101 E Altamonte Drive in Altamonte Springs ated on any levei" said Brandon victims could be used to deter­ Belinda Boston, director of Weghorst, spokesman for the mine the severity ofthe offense. the Office of Fraternity and J ust 20 minutes from UCF 111 fraternity headquarters. "Based Ifthe levels were very high, that Sorority tife, was asked to pro­ on the details in the report, the could constitute "serious bodily vide statutory justification for chapter violated major risk­ injury," which could mean a closing a meeting of organiza- " management guidelines and felony charge. . tions funded indirectly by SGA's · chapter operations expecta­ On a university level, any Greek Council budget. She tions." organization found to be in vio., refused to provide·the justifica­ The release further stated lation of student conduct rules tion. UCF GOlDEN KNIGHTS VS. EAST CAROllNA HOMECOMING GAME SATURDAY 11/04/06 AT 4:00 pm .

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"We felt that based on the • . SAJJAD SAFARI I ASSOCIATED PRESS your MP3 Player! facts, this, was an appropdate Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards test missiles during maneuvers in a central desert area of • .Musician Earplugs plea," State Attorney Bernie de Iran, Thursday. Iran test-fired dozens of missiles, including the long-range Shahab-3. • Sw:fr:n Earplugs. la Rionda said. He said he Iran test-fires longe range mis­ machine that has paillted pro­ •Concert Earplugs would seek the maximuin five­ Perlllanent 1hearing loss can occur year sentence for Foss at a sile as part of new maneuvers Chltvez slogans on buses and hearing Nov. 13. . TEHRAN, Iran - Iran handed out T-shirts bearing in as littl.e as 15 'minutes! · ~ Foss co-defendant Jeremy test-fired dozens of missiles the image of the former para­ • Gift Cer'tific.ates available Lane, 22, was convicted in Sep­ in military maneuvers, Thurs­ tropp commander known • State assis'tance .ror l1earing tember of aggravated battery day, that it said were aimed at affectionately as "El Coman­ J1elp available and faces a maximum 15 years putting a stop to the role of dante.'' · in prison at his sentencing, world powers in the Persian Chavez did not attend FAMILY HEARING HELP .CENTER, INC. ·which is Nov. 17 for bq.th Lane Gulf region. Wednesday's . ceremony and Foss. A third defendant, The show of strength came where the bonuses were' . Alex Canzano, 22, also from as Iran remains locked in dis­ announced. But during the -1425 Tuscawilla Road Suite 133 Jacksonville, is awaiting trial on pute with the West over its inauguration of a medical Winter Springs, FL 32708 second-degree murder nuclear program, which clinic broadcast on state tele­ charges. Washington says is geared to vision, he wished Venezue­ Corner of Tuscawilla Rd. and Red Bug Rd. Authorities say surveillance producing atomic weapons lans happy holidays, saying (In the K-Mart and Albertson's shopping center) video showed Brown, 23, being but Tehran says is only for everyone would soon be held down by three men and generating electricity. The singing local carols called beaten by two others after the maneuvers came three days 'lgaitas" and eating "hallacas," CallforanAppointment I 407-696-0304 Florida-Georgia game on Oct. after U.S.-led warships fin­ com flour tamales wrapped in fJ' -: 29, 2005. A call, Thursday, to ished naval exercises in the plantain leaves and shared Foss' attorney was not immedi­ Gulf that Iran branded as among family and friends ately returned. "adventurist." throughout December. State television reported Chavez has predicted a IU student radio station could lose that several kinds of missiles landslide victory in the Dec. 3 FM frequency due to licensing were tested, and broadcast elections, vowing to win the BLOOMINGTON; Ind - A footage of them being fired support of more than IO. mil­ student-run radio station at from mobile launchers. lion of Venezuela's 16 million Indiana University might lose "We want to show our registered voters. its FM frequency due to a move deterrent and defensive by a nearby country music sta­ power to trans-regional ene­ Sheriff, 12 uniformed employees tion. mies, and we hope they will indicted in drug racketeering Proud Sponsor of WIUX has been broadcast­ understand the message," the ROANOKE, Va - A sher­ ing from the Bloomington cam­ head of the Revolutionary iff and 12 uniformed employ­ UCF TEAM CHIROPRACTIC pus for 40 years and has been Guards, Gen. Yahya Rahim ees were charged in a racket­ on the FM band at 1003 since Safavi, said in a clear refer­ eering indictment unsealed Jan. 30. . ence to the United States, Thursday that claims drugs But because WIUX has only Britain and France, who were and guns seized from crimi­ a low-power license, Federal among the six nations that nals were resold to the com­ Communications Commission took part in the Gulf maneu­ munity. rules allow WGYB, licensed to vers earlier this week. A U.S. Postal Service Edinburgh, to take over the fre­ Iranian state radio said: employee, a probation officer quency, said WIUX Station "The maneuver is aimed at and five citizens also were .. Manager Zach Pollakoff. providing security in the charged in the 34-count "The rules governing Low region without the interven­ indictment. The charges Power FM are either nonexist­ tion of trans-regional powers, include racketeering conspir­ ent or still ill the making which are trying to justify acy, firearms charges, nar­ because it's a fairly new type of their presence by portraying cotics distribution, obstruc­ license," Pollakoff said the region as convulsive.'' tion of justice and perjury. WYGB Station Manager "It is disgraceful corrup­ Mike King said the station was More than 10,700 criminals tion," said John Brownlee, U.S. Dr. Brent Baldasare serving families since l 997. simply trying to expand its snared in fugitive roundup attorney for western Virginia. broadcast signal and said he did WASHINGTON - Nearly William R Reed, one of.the A"to l_njuries Family Wellness not know the expansion would 11,000 sex offenders, gang indicted citizens, told investi­ members and other fugitives gators he was a middleman in F{lmily Chiropractic force WIUX off FM. He said * Ki1ls Waiting /l.qom $pa ServiCf:S the station, which is also were swept up in what the the distribution ring and paid Justice Department on Thurs­ a sheriff's sergeant to use a '*(iAH'flV • house he owned for drug dis­ *Microdermahnu;ion secured the frequency because day called a sting targeting "FutlmedicifJ grade r¢/df/ litfe it would soon be boosting its the ''worst of the worst" crim­ tribution, according to the Garik11 q[/ifc * RuirJb(Jw iigl1 ' *Hvt Stone massage signal inals on the run. indictment. . Mu..klif,.Mllk * NutuPe.v Plti.s *Non-surgical facelift Pollakoff said he was not Last week's roundup, led Reed began cooperating Ntttt-i-West * fJMJ)sfor lttds Micmc'11rre11t sure if the station could return by the U.S. Marshals Service, after he was arrested last year • tf.qnp«r/>e.dlc * bi<>.ffeeze *Cellux.:,c skiu car.e to AM radio. The AM signal included Allen· Marksberry, on charges of possession with reached a much smaller audi­ an unregistered sex offender intent to distribute narcotics. ence, he said in Rickman, Tenn., who was The indictment alleges The station had been trying baby-sitting several young that cocaine, steroids, mari­ to gain access to a more power­ children when he was arrest­ juana, other narcotics and ful frequency since 1971, said ed on Oct. 24. guns seized· by the Henry IU Dean of Students Richard Also nabbed were County Sheriff's Office have Demetrius Avery Jackson, an been sold to citizens like Reed McKaig. . Stop paying high retail prices for ink! ... "It'd be a shame to pull the accused cop killer in Birming­ for distribution since 1998. rug out from under them now:• ham, Ala., and Eric Dewayne Sheriff Frank Cassell was 100°/o Guaranteed · charged with impeding the he said. Meneese, a Crips gang mem­ You and Your Wallet will love us! . WIUX's move in January to ber, in Nashville, Tenn.. investigation by the FBI and FM w:is sponsored largely by The weeklong sting, code- · federal drug enforcement donations from alumni, Pol­ named Operation Falcon III, agents and money laundering. THE lakoff said also led to the sho.oting death He was in custody and faced -~ of a Georgia fugitive who wa5 an afternoon bond hearing Rising community college debt killed by authorities as he Thursday. scaring off would-be students came out of his house, offi­ Fourteen others also were in custody and police had TORONTO~ A new report cials said. The mother of a says Canada's community col­ fugitive in Florida fired at · been in contact with the rest lege students are running up an police approaching her home. of those indicted except for alarming amount of debt: Both incidents are under one defendant who was at And the trend is threatening investigation, said John F. large, Brownlee said. to scare off the very young peo­ Clark, director of the Mar­ ple. governments want to shals Service. Moroccan wins Holocaust attract to higher learning. The roundup, in 24 states cartoon contest in Iran This year, 44 percent of east of the Mississippi River, TEHRAN, Iran - Ignoring community college students targeted "the worst of the -widespread condemnation, will have borrowed more than worst fugitive felons in the Iran awarded. the top prize in $10,000 for their education, up country," Attorney General a Holocaust cartoon contest from 32 percent just three years Alberto. Gonzales said at a to a Moroccan artist for his ago. Washington news conference. depiction of Israel's security And the percentage of stu­ Gonzales said officials wall with a picture o_f the dents with debts of more than caught 10,733 fugitives. Auschwitz concentration $15,000 has surged to 29 pecent camp on it• from just 17 percent three years Chavez angers opposition with The organizers of the ago. early Christmas bonuses exhibit - meant as a The report was done by the CARACAS, Venezuela - response to the Danish car­ Flush with oil profits, Presi­ toons of Islam's Prophet EPSON" Canada Millennium Scholar­ invent ship Foundation, a non-profit dent Hugo Chavez handed Muhammad that enraged body created by Ottawa to public workers $3 billion in many Muslims - awarded ca11011 LEXM+\RK Christmas bonuses one-and- Abdollah Derkaoui $12,000 .,.._L ,- -·---·-- -~------·----, boost enrolment in post-sec­ ----- ondary education. 1/2 months early, angering Wednesday for his work Tyler Charlebois, director of opposition leaders who called . depicting an Israeli crane pil­ ATTENTION PRINTER USERS: advocacy for Ontario College it part of a cynical pattern of ing large cement blocks on Don't Throw Your Empty $3 .00 OFF !· public handouts ahead of a Israel's · security wall and Student Alliance, says the Cartridg~s A_way - financial burden may put off December presidential elec­ gradually obscuring A,1-Aqsa with purchase over s10.00 the students who already enroll tion. Mosque in Jerusalem. A pic­ REFILL! in lower numbers - aboriginal Opponents said the gov­ ture of Auschwitz appears on youth, people with disabilities, - ernment spending spree the wall. Offer Exp 11 /30/06 and students whose parents did includes free commuter train The mosque is Islam's not go on past high school rides, a free rock concert and third-holiest site. 407-679-2330 a powerful propaganda -ASSOCIATED PRESS - ASSOCIATED PRES\ 10069 Blvd. (Corner of'Oean & Uriiversit - NEXT TO PU BUX) • " (euttal :Jfotiba '1rtun • November 3, 2006 ·Public HOMECOMING 2006 -·notices ·taped "above Ii' sinks

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'lo the allowable 60 parts:..per-billion of haloacetic acids. UCF's run­ ning annual average is 853 parts- ...,, per-billion. UCF uses chlorine to disinfect the water.·But haloacetic acid is a ''byproduct of the disinfection of ISAAC BABCOCK I SEMINOLECHRON ICLE ..: the water system," Paradise said Dancers perform at UCF's Skit Knight on Wednesday. Many UCF students showcased their talents in the UCF Arena that night. Prather also stressed that UCF m.ustsubmitam.onthlyevalua- r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tion of haloacetit: acids, allowing '' for continuous observation. Prather explained that a viola­ tion of this kind is not a one-time ~ occurrence. Water plants test Some :;,We Fly: · annually for a myriad of sub­ Pla~if. stances, including haloacetic f.c:*- acids. Albuquerque ., If the test results say there is (Just an hour away from Santa Fe) an excessive amount ofthe disin­ fectant byproduct, they are required to sample quarterly, he Austin said When four quarterly samples fail to meet the standards, the • FDEP mandates that the plant is Baltimore/Washington (BWI) in violation and must issue a pub­ lic notice. At UCF, public notices hang Boston (See Mancheste( or Providence) '' over many water fountains and sinks on campus. Some water plants use alter­ Chicago (M idway) v natives to chlorine in order to minimize haloacetic acids, he said Chloram.ines, am.moniated Denver ..., chlorine, are used by some com.­ paitles as an alternative to chlo­ rine, said Richard Lott, the man­ ager ofthe FDEP Drinking Water . Ft. Lauderdale ,. Department. (22 miles to downtown Miami) Pipes still need to be flushed annually with chlorine, and haloacetic acids can still be pres­ Harlingen/South Padre Island "' ent, Lott said Other treatment plants look to remove the organic material that Las Vegas ir reacts with chlorine before disin­ fection. This way, the chlorine can come into contact with the water without a byproduct. Long Island 4 Unfortunately, this is still a breed­ ing ground for bacteria, he said Prather said that tri- Los Angeles (LAX) halom.ethane violations are also -: common among many Florida ONE-WAY WlT H 14- DA Y ADVANCE PURCHASE treatment plants. UCF passed Fares do not include a federal excise t ax of $3.30 per takeoff and landing. that test, but failed others. Manchester · (A better way to Bl'.lston) · ~ A Consumer Confidence WHEN YOU PURCHASE AT SOUTHWEST.COM® Report distributed in June said that UCF also violated a fecal col­ iform and R coli test. 'Three tests Miami (See Ft. Lauderdale) • taken betweenJan. 2005 and Dec. 2005 came back positive. According to the report, this Oakland violation means ''the water may (18 miles to downtown San Francisco) [have been] contaminated with hum.an or animal fecal wastes." Paradise said that this was il nothing to worry about. Orlando "Maybe our guy didn't wash his hands or the container wasn't clean,'' Paradise said Philadelphia Further resampling came back negative for the presence of fecal coliform and R coli Freshmen David Raanan's Phoenix 1J first experience with the water was not a good one. He had his first taste in the library; he said Providence Initially, he noticed the smell was (A better way to Boston) anything but enticing. As he took a sip, he said he was taken aback. The taste of the water Reno/Tahoe v matched the smell - "nasty:• Raanan's friend, David Tate, said his first taste of UCF water was in a theater building. His Salt Lake City ~ reactions were somewhat similar to Raanan's. "It tastes disgusting and San Diego unnatural," said Amanda Shaffer, who lives on campus in the Lake Claire comm.unity. "You can defi­ nitely taste the chlorine. We Wanna get away? Now you can. Fly Southwest Airlines for just $49-$159 one-way when San Jose throw ice cubes in it to make it you purchase at southwest.com. Be sure to purchase your ticket at least 14 days in. advance (San Francisco South Bay Area) taste better." Junior Michaelle Benyehuda, and by November 16, 2006. Seats are limited. Fares may vary by destination and day of a molecular and microbiology travel and won't be available on some flights that operate during very busy t ravel times. Seattle/Tacoma ' major, hasn't noticed a change in the taste ofthe water. "It [the public noticeJ said if Tampa Bay 1 you drink it a lot it's harmful, but I guess if you don't drink it so much it's okay," Benyehuda said Raanan and Tate's experience Wash ington Dulles Internationa l with UCFs water was their first SOUTHWEST.COM® and last. The two said they hadn't lt thoroughly read the public West Palm Beach notic<::- ''They wrote a five-paragraph fares do not include airport·assessed passenger facility charge (PfC) of up to $9 and a federal September 11th Security fee of up to $5 one-way per person. Published service only. Some flights opera ted by ATA Airlines. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be applied toward future travel on Southwest Airlines. fares are subject to change essay in fine print," Raanan said until ticketed. Any change in itinerary may result in an increase in fare. Fares are combinable With other Southwest Airlines fares. excluding senior Fares. If combining with Service may not be available from all cities. Both men seemed worried other fares, the most restrictive fare's rules apply. Fares not available through Group Desk. Service to and from Hawaii excluded. ©2004. 2006 Southwest Airlines Co. Southwest-operated. published service only about the effects the water could have. Tate even claim.ed that he got sick from. it alreacfy. ¥•1 hope I don't ~t cancer," Raanansaid A6 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com November 3,2006 • (ttUtal '111riba :Jutun Candidates ready for election Different robbers may FROM Al be involved in cases

· Keeping on the issue, FROM Al Russert asked both candi­ dates point-blank whether wasn't aware I was being attacked "Just give it up. they would vote to go to war by a mugger in a mask," Chamber­ with Iraq ifthey had the infor­ lain said "'The man did not say any­ Your life is mation that they now have. thing, but grabbed my purse and Nelson said that he would­ pushed me hard to the ground He worth a lot n't, and blamed his initial sup­ then took off with his fellow crimi­ port for the war on "massaged nal" more than a information." An employee ofthe Burger King Harris declined from on Alafaya 1hril, Andrew Mitchell. cell phone, answering the question said that a female and two males directly, even after Russert used Chamberlain's credit card asked several times. when he was working the drive­ wallet and lip "There wouldn't have been thru later that night a vote," she said. Another UCF student, who gloss." Russert then questioned wishes to remain anonymous, was - LAUREN CHAMBERLAIN Harris on her support of a fair also attacked on Oct. 20 at Pegasus EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT MAJOR tax program that would elim­ Connection apartments. Her inate most taxes and replace attackers pushed her to the ground them with a 23-cent national and snatched her purse. They then any weapon is to just give it up. sales tax. SUMMER SHERWOOD I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE fled along with other suspects in a Your life is worth a 'lot more than a Harris explained ·her posi­ After the debate Wednesday, Rep. Katherine Harris fields questions from reporters. The UCF College Republicans hold up signs behind her. Toyota Corolla or Camry, as cell phone, wallet and lip gloss." tion, saying that ·~erica has described by the victim. Despite the increase in crimes in the most onerous tax system being; I just choose not to ences flanking the Pegasus Nelson said that his sup­ On the same night, a man in a the area. the UCF Police Depart­ in the world," and that the wear it on my sleeve." Ballroom after the debate, port of financial aid should hockey mask, dark hoodie and dark ment does not feel that it needs to plan would boost the econo­ The end of the debat~, Harris and Nelson were inun­ show students his dedication . pants attacked Monica Yuropilla on take any extra precautions. It is tak­ my. punctuated by both candi­ dated with quick comments to their future. her way home. He threatened her ing the same precautions and meas­ Russert then questioned dates' closing statements ask­ on issues not covered in the "For the past six years I've for her purse, and when she did not ures it always has, including driving her if she was aware that ing directly for votes, drew a debates by College Republi­ supported more financial respond due to shock, he yanked arol.tnd campus 24 hours, checking more than 30 percent of standing applause from the cans, College Democrats, ·assistance because of how her purse from her arm causing her out all building areas and patro~ Floridians don't make enough crowd, who had much to say press and invited guests. essential education is to to fall down a flight of stairs. parking lots. to pay federal taxes, before after the lively debate. "One of the greatest con­ America," he said. WhiJ.e Yuropilla suffered a few Patrol of the campus is usually asking Nelson's opinion on "Harris just seemed to cerns for America and for Endorsed by the Orlando minor injuries and did not need to only increased in the case of a spe­ the program. · avoid the questions," Jared Florida is establishing a Sentinel, The Florida Times­ be transported to a hospital, she cial event such as homecoming "Sen. Nelson, so what's Adelman, a political science strong economy that will Union and the Pensacola said that she was in fear for her life. week. Because tl¥!re is not a history wrong with a 23-cent sales tax major, said. ''And when .ihe serve as the model for the rest News Journal, among others, She described the vehicle he fled in of increa5ed crftne around Hal­ and eliminating the IRS?" did give an answer, she often of the nation," Harris said. Nelson has held a consistent as an older N"lSSail Sentra sedan. loween, only the normal amount of Russert asked, . drawing essentially repeated what "When elected I plan on double-digit lead in the polls. With the recent crimes on and officers were on duty on Oct. 31 laughs from the crowd. Nelson said." working closely with Sen. Asked after the debate around campus, students shouldii't If there is any notion that it Nelson argued against Adelman, a member of the Mel Martinez to oppose blan­ whether Harris thought she think that ''this won't happen to inight not be safe to walk home or · Harris' claim,s, saying that the · UCF College Democrats, said ket amnesty [and] establish had made up the necessary me," Jeannette Emert. a UCF Police that there is even a possibility of a average taxpayer would wind Nelson was the clear winner. protocols to create a tempo­ ground, she said she'd "leave officer, said crime occurring, Emert advises that up paying $4,500 more than "Nelson has a plan and has rary, legal workforce with a · L'iat up to the voters." "Have a plan and then have a students call The Safety Escort they do now. the facts to back him up." · secured identification system. Overall, the event proved backup plan," Emert said "Know Patrol Service. After touching on Social Mike Teegin, 19, a business Strengthening our borders to be an asset to the UCF ahead of time what you would do if It is not known if the same Security, Russert asked Harris major and self-proclaimed begins with one initiative, and community-at-large, and pro­ . someone were to attack yolL Ifyou group ofropbers is involved in each to clarify her remarks·that "if independent thinker, believes I plan on establishing that." vided what political science are a fighter by nature, kick, scream, ofthe cases. you're not electing Christians, that Nelson is just offering a Harris said that her eco­ associate professor Aubrey bite, punch, do whatever it takes. No arrests have been made so then in essence you are legis­ smoke screen. nomic plans would help col­ Jewett calls a "coup for UCF ''If you are not a flghter, then do ~but police are on the lookout for lating sin." "In his one term in office lege students, saying "I want - it speaks well of us when what the attackers say. Do whatever the robbers. In at least two cases, Harris said that she was he's flip-flopped from being to make this Florida strong one of the most important it takes to keep yourself alive and the getaway vehicle has been simply trying to differentiate pro-life to pro-choice, voted for your generation. Florida's events of the year realizes unharmed" described as an older white sedan, between herself and Nelson. on initiatives that go against economy has the highest job that Orlando is politically "My first reaction was to fight with rust on the rear and making a . She followed by saying that his written platforms and creation and the lowest important. back until I realized I was being squeaky noise. Nelson's voting record does­ frankly, Harris may not be the unemployment rates in the "Overall, I'd call the debate robbed and could have been in a lot UCFPD speculates that the n't support his expressed best choice, but I'd rather give nation. Young people need a draw; unlike in past debates, more danger then I was," Chamber­ criminals got the hockey masks at a belief in traditional values. ·a new person a chance than someone who can invest in they both clearly stood their lain said "But my advice to those recent UCF football game, where ·Nelson countered, saying, re-elect a liar." their future, and I plan to do · ground to define their posi­ who are ever in that situation that the masks were being handed out to t "My faith is the essence of my In the mini press confer- that when I win." · tions." are not being threatened by a gun or $tudents.

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For the Golden ights, it is • • •

Four games, four wins or Knights miss bowl

BRIAN MURPHY Staff Writer For the UCF football team, the plan is simple: four wins in four weeks. 1bat simple phrase has the Knights, with their 2-6 record, still eyeing a glimmer of hope. 'We know we have an opportunity to win these four games and get bowl­ eligible." quarterback Kyle Israel said "1bat's all we want right now." "Some people are telling the kids they are out of it,'' head coach George O'Leary said, "and that is not true." Mathematically, O'Leary is right. Realistically, the Knights must. have a November to remember for any chance at a postseason berth. The do-or-die journey begins Satur­ ' - day against the East Carolina Pirates. The Pirates have had little success in the past five seasons, but in 2006 they have risen to the top of the Conference USA East Division (3-2 C-USA, 4-4 overall). Tiie Pirates are coming off a thrilling overtime win at Southern Miss on Oct. 28. Quarterback James Pinkney scrambled for a. game-tying touchdown run with 13 seconds remaining in regulation. In overtime, the Pirates grabbed their 10th intercep­ tion of the season and turned it into a 19-yard, game-winning field goal "There was so much joy, excitement and celebration in those players, East

\ Carolina head coach Skip Holtz said. "So many ofthe older guys had tears in their eyes in the locker room after the game." The Pirates are not nearly as explo­ • ...• sive on offense as the Knights' last opponent, the Houston Cougars. To come out ofthe Citrus Bowl with a vic­ tory, the Pirates will rely on smart and ECU quarterback James Pinkney, left, has led his steady play from Pinkney. .. team into first place in Conference USA's East Division, which was won last season by running Pinkney has thrown just two touch­ back Kevin Smith, right, and the UCF Golden downs in the last four games, but over Knights. Pinkney has thrown for 1,950 yards in that span, he has only thrown two • eight games this season with a 60.6 completion interceptions and has posted a 61 per­ percentage. He has 11 total touchdowns, seven through the air and four on the ground. cent completion percentage. The Pirates have not been·abl e to find consistent production from their running game this year, but Pinkney is also helping out in that area. He is the team's

PLEASE SEE INJURIES ON A8 JEFF ROBERTS AND BEN EDELSTEIN I ASSOCIATED PRESS ANO CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Homecoming Game Notes UCF GOLDEN KNIGHTS Homecoming can spur UCF Injuries: Joe Burnett is "doubtful" according to to season-changing victory UCF coach George O'Leary, meaning Position: Emery Allen will get the nod at corner­ Position: Wide receiver back after starting opposite Burnett Linebacker ZACH MOORE the game. Staff Writer A passing offense can't be present earli~r this season. This season: This seasQn: then show a complete lack of discipline • Since returning from His 15.3 yards per Homecoming 2006 doesn't carry as and throw interceptions. The running Jordan Richards is going to miss the aknee injury, he has catch is 2nd on the much luster or importance as many · offense must not be forgotten. And, for rest of the season with a ruptured liga­ would have hoped when this football once. maybe the defense can show up played four games, team among those season began. and play the entire four quarters. ment in his.ankle. O'Leary praised his ._____ making 13 tackles. with 1O+ catches . The Golden Knights will take the Even with all of the negatives sur- replacement, Chance Henderson. The '------~ field Saturday carrying a 2-6 record, but rounding this team in the past weeks, . freshman will start in Richards' spot if you are one of the many who still the Knights have something to look for­ this week. drink the Kool-Aid, you will believe this ward to this game. It's homecoming. EAST CAROLINA PIRATES team still has a chance. The fans will be out, and they will want With a 1-3 record in Conference to cheer. Give them something to cheer Local ties for the Pirates: USA, the Knights have dug themselves 1or.c. East Carolina quarterback James "2 ~1'191111...... ~ a hole from which it is pretty near Pinkney went to Olympic Heights HS in impossible to recover. Yet head coach When the Knights have the ball •• • George O'Leary is determined to hold Delray Beach. Running back Chris Position: Run the ball, run the ball, and don't . out hope that his Knights can recover stop running the ball Johnson attended Olympia HS in Wide receiver and the chips could end up falling in Orlando. The team's other Orlando This season: their direction. In the past two games the Knights' native, punter Ryan Doughtery, went to This season: · 'We are in a four-game season. You offense has been mauling the oppo­ win four games, you could basically Boone HS, and wide receiver Bobby Tops on team with Second on te~m in nent's defensive lines. The strong play tackles with 50. Also have a piece of the conference. the way ofthe front five has allowed the Knights' Good went to Lake Highland Prep in 36 catches,460 our conference is on the East Division," has one sack and running backs to run wild Lake Mary. In all, the team has 20 receiving yards and O'Leary said The offense was able to run the ball Florida natives on their roster. three touchdowns. ..__--'-':..;.,.__.:______, one interception. For all of the chips to fall the way of the Knights they have to begin this week showing up on the field in all aspects o PLEASE SEE PRESSURE ON/18 AB www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com November 3, 2006 • etntnl :Jlorlba :futun • Volleyball set to participate in 'Dig for the Cure'

VICTOR ANDERSON the Cure" in an effort to increase In their two home matches world and we want to help raise donation or can donate a set contact Suzi Katz at (407) 823- Staff Writer breast cancer awareness. last month versus Marshall and awareness in any way possible,'' amount per dig for the match. 3555 or email her at UCF will join 22 other East Carolina, the team wore Colado said "We hope-that the For example, if someone skatz@mailuc£edu. Ifyou see Erin Campbell, 'Ili.­ schools from the Big East, pink ribbons in support of the 'Dig for the Cure' gives aware­ donated 50 cents per dig and the Titls event is not only about cia Scott and Jenny Heppert div­ Atlantic Coast Conference, Con­ Susan G. Komen Foundation. ness and raises some money for team had 47 digs, then the total raising money for the foundation • ing for more loose balls than nor­ ference USA and the entire Head coach Meg Colado real­ this great cause. OUr players donation would be $23.50. There but also to raise awareness for mal Friday night versus UTEP, Atlantic 10 Conference in this izes the magnitude ofpromoting hope that the fans attending our will also be hats, pins and visors breast cancer. If you would like then .they have more than one event that began back in 2003. breast cancer awareness, espe­ matches will learn more about sold at the Arena during the to find out more information good reason for that. This is a cuhnination of cially in a college setting. breast cancer and, most impor­ match. Those who are interested about the Susan G. Komen The UCF Volleyball team will National Breast Cancer Aware­ "Breast cancer affects mil­ tantly, how screen for it." in making a donation or pledge Breast Cancer Foundation, log participate in the 2006 "Dig for ness Month, which was October. lions of women around the Fans c;an make either a flat for the "Dig for the Cure" should on to www.komen.org. Injuries to Richards, Burnett force changes on defense · FROM A7 Henderson will be filling in for Jordan Richards, who is out third-leading rusher with 190 for the season after he ruptured yards. His four rushing touch­ ankle ligaments against Hous­ downs lead the Pirates. ton. .... East Carolina averages 22 AnotMr critical injured points a game, ranking them player for the Knights is comer­ eighth in C-USA back Joe Burnett. But when teams face the O'Leary has listed the pre­ Knights this year, offensive defi­ season All-American as "doubt­ ciencies don't seem to matter; ful" with a high ankle sprain. they are allowing points to any­ Emery Allen, who has made one, and it seems to be getting three starts this season, will try worse as the season progresses. to make up for loss ofBurnett. UCF's defense has given up a Allen has been receiving a combined 143 points in their last lot of criticism lately from three games. coaches and fans for poor pass A lot of people point to the coverage that has led to big Knights' pass defense as the plays. But O'Leary says that main culprit, but O'Leary said people should look elsewhere that more responsibility should before they put all the blame on • fall on the front seven. the freshman. So, in an effort ·to improve "[Allen] has missed some the defense's pass rush and plays," O'Leary said, "but ... overall speed up front, O'Leary where the heck is the free safe­ has replaced a few underper­ ty? Where the heck is the weak forming veterans with some side linebacker? Where the young blood heck is the defensive end? Walk-on defensive end, Jared Where were those guys? There Kirksey, will be one of the new is more than one guy involved starters. In five games this year, in all of the plays." he has recorded 14 tackles and a The Pirates don't have as sack. much controversy or friction on Next to him, freshman Tor­ their defense, as they rank in C­ rell Johnson will start at defen­ USA'.s top three in total defense, · ~ sive tackle. At six-foot-three, 345 scoring defense and forced DON WRIGHT I ASSOCIATED PRESS pounds, Johnson has the·size to turnovers. ECU running back and Orlando native Chris Johnson, seen here scoring a touchdown in a 28·23 loss to Navy on Sept. 2, is second on the Pirates in rushing yards. He is the team's leading kick be an effective run stuffer for They are especially tough . returner, averaging 28.5 yards a return with one touchdown this season. the Knights. against the pass. They are Another freshman in line­ allowing just 161 yards through some playing time, the majority Israel has put up 534 passing tion came with the Knights he is going to learn from this backer Chance Henderson will the air this season, but in their of the offense is now run by yards with four touchdowns down 38-31 with 11 minutes experience and try to grow and get his first career start this past fom games, they have been Israel. And the junior is trying and two interceptions. remaining. mature because of it. weekend and O'Leary is excited even stronger. In those games, · to seize the moment. He said that the game has The coaches put the game Israel's maturation process to get him into the game. they are permitting 143 passing "I finally got an opportunity slowed down for him lately, but on Israel's shoulders and called will continue in the Knights' "I think he is a thumper," yards. and I might never get another he admits he still has a lot of for three straight pass plays, Homecoming game on Satur­ O'Leary said of Henderson. "He The Pirates hope to continue one," Israel said "This could be room for improvement. even though the Knights were day versus the East Carolina 'IJ makes mistakes, but hell, I'd this success against the Knights' my opportunity right now. ... I Specifically, he wants to cut carving up the Cougars defense Pirates. The game kicks off at 4 rather make mistakes fast than passing game, which seems to am really just doing everything down the offense's Il)istakes with their running game. · p.m. at the Citrus Bowl. A replay slow, like I see. It is a slow death; have undergone a very silent I can and learning at the same and come through in a crucial But Israel did ·not come of the contest will be aired on I'd rather have a quick death out passing of the torch over the last time the best that I can for this situation. through, throwing three Monday at 8 p.m. on CSTV •. there. He'll make quiek mis­ few weeks. While senior Steven team and this offense." In SatUrday's. game against straight incompletions that (Bright House Networks chan­ takes, but he'll also hit people." Moffett is probably going to see In his two starts this year, Houston, Israel's crucial situa- forced a quick punt. Israel said nel 554 ). Pressure will be key to containing dual-threat QB Pinkney

FROM A7 pletely out as an option for the the Pirates. the Pirates have to drive the Knights. If the secondary is torched length of the field and not score 35 times for 155 yards against "I am annoyed that we throw "I am annoyed that we throw the ball once again, it will force the any cheap points. - Rice, and then ran wild over the ball three times in a row Knights to abandon their game Houston for 248 yards on 47 car­ when it was 38-31. That is not three times in a row when it was 38- plan once again on both sides of Final thoughts ... ries. playing smart, whether it was the ball Each game is a new season. The offense needs to take the coaches or players, it makes 31. That is not playing smart, whether O'Leary says this every day, advantage of the soft defense no difference," O'Leary said Special Teams ..• preaching to his team to forget that the Pirates play. Throughout The offensive line is the back­ it was t~e coaches or players, it makes East Carolina kick returner what happened the week before .. the season they are allowing an bone of this team right now. ' Chris Johnson vs. Knights' kick­ and focus on the task at hand average of 169 rushing yards a They are providing gaping holes off coverage. It certainly has to be difficult game, 4.1 yards a rush and have for Kevin Smith and Jason no difference." at this point for this team. So allowed nine rushing touch- Peters. It is imperative that the So far this season the cover­ many expectations accompa­ - GEORGE O'LEARY downs. · coaching staff stays on course· UCF HEAD COACH age team on kicks has done their nied them into the season and The problem that seems to and runs the ball even if the job and more. now, facing a 2-6 record and the plague the Knights' offense is Knights slip behind on the score­ Only allowing 20 yards a · ever-dwindling hopes of a bowl their abandonment of the run­ board in the beginning. Pinkney will be as much as the Knights' defense. return all season, the Knights game, how can this team not ning game. Against Rice the Knights can handle. So far this Pinkney will try to make the have managed to make teams think about what has gone offense ran the ball only five When the Pirates have the ball ... season Pinkney has been stellar. play and will make a mistake drive down the field and not get wrong? times in the second and fourth East Carolina quarterback He is remarkably accurate in from time to time. It is important easy scores. Yet for this game at least, the quarter. James Pinkney vs. UCF second­ the short passing game, picking the Knights force him into situa­ Of course the exception to team needs to focus on the task And then against Houston on ary. apart the underneath coverages. .tions that will cause mistakes. that is the opening kick-off athand a critical drive the Knights aban- · He is·averaging over a 60 per­ ''Blitz more or do something against Pittsburgh, and that is a Begin the end of the season doned the running game again, So far this season the Knights' cent completion percentage this that can help them basically problem that could re-occur Sat­ on the right foot, get a victory instead passillg for three straight Achilles' heel has been their season along with his seven make a big play;' O'Leary said urday. Johnson has the speed to and steamroll through the end of incompletions and punting the defense. - touchdown passes. If the front seven is able to take any kickoff back the other the season and bring positive ball. As the offense continues to While Pinkney is making provide pressure on Pinkney, way and he has proven that with thoughts into what will be a long The critical three-and-out progress and make strides, the plays he is prone to make mis­ then the secondary has to a% yard kick r~tum for a touch­ off-season. against Houston was a turning defense hasn't been able to put a takes as well. Along with his pounce on the opportunities he down and an average of 28.S And don't forget it's home­ point allowing the Cougars to complete game together and seven touchdown passes he has gives them. This game will rely yards a return. coming. jump to 14 unanswered points shut a team down completely. thrown six interceptions. This on the defensive backs shutting The Knights need to rein in It wont hurt to give the fans and take the running game com- Titls week the challenge for could be a silver lining for the down the potent passing game of Johnson to ensure Pinkney and something to cheer about.

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