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'We want to be avail­ "Thus far everyone I've extensively, talks as part of a suites in the Student Union able to provide services for more accessible by adding series of speakers sponsored by all students easily and these PLEASE SEE CONSTRUCTION ON A6 the Judaic studies program. Editor of Hfqh Ttmes .comestoUU STUDENT FEES by Kim Shelpman Rick Susick is a featured speaker Peterson at this week's NORML meeting. • On Frid~: Global Pers~ives campaign brings news leaders by Terri Kleckner • As part of this semester's Global pronuses Perspectives series, news leaders from print and television hold a panel discussion about the media in revisited transition. SGA president answers On Saturday:_ Habitat forHumanity for promised progress hosts Shackathon by Caitlin Battersby ASHLEY CARNIFAX Student organizations build Online News Editor replica houses on Memory Mall over a 24-hour period to raise Every spring during Student awareness for substandard Government Association presi­ housing. dential elections, candidates make promises in the form of campaign platforms and year EMRE KELLY/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE after year the prom­ Breaking While UCF's fee is the fourth highest in Florida, when it is collected from 53,000 students it adds up to the largest collected amount in the NCAA. ises and platforms news on fall by the wayside. myour cell The Central Peterson FEES IN FLORIDA Florida Future met Get UCF news sent to your cell with several SGA members to find Abreakdown of the per-student out where they stand on several of phone. Just text the keyword OF SPORTS fees at some public universities UCFNEWS to 44636. their campaign promises, what in Florida: they plan on doing in the remain­ der of the term and the roadblocks LOCAL &STATE, A2 that have kept some issues from MAN CHARGED WITH AND MONEY being addressed. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY CALLING IN BOMB 'Expand free printing to many more labs UCF collects the most athletic fees in NCAA $14.51 per credit hour THREAT TO TV STUDIO on campus' CARLOS PINEDA One of the most recent addi- ASt. Petersburg man has been FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Staff Writer $14.30 peraedit hour 1 tions to the Student Union is the charged with calling in a bomb Express Print Lab, located next to threat at a television studio where UCF has the largest collection UCF students paid a total of UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA Knightstop. Toe lab opened short­ he used to work. The American of student athletic fees in the $14,608,022 in fees to the UCF $14.22 per credit hour ly after Thanksgiving break and Option Network studio was National Collegiate Athletic athletic department over the more than 2,000 students used it in evacuated Wednesday morning. Association, according to an course of the 2008-09 year. For UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA its first five days. Brian Peterson, online database released by the 2009-10 period, UCF students $12.68 per credit hour Student Government Association ESPN Dec. 17. paid a $12.68 fee per credit hour. student body president, said that The database details the "The reason we're the largest UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA the express lab has been very suc­ AROUND CAMPUS, A2 "arms race" college athletics pro­ is because we have the third $11.76 per credit hour cessful so far, mainly because it LEARN THE INS AND grams go through in order to largest enrollment in the coun­ provides a quick alternative to the earn money for their programs try," said David Chambers, exec- computer lab on the second floor. OUTS OF GOING TO A and the ways in which they CAREER EXPO spend it. PLEASE SEE (-USA ON A3 PLEASE SEE GOALS ON A4 Career Services is hosting an event called "Get Noticed: Shine at Career Expos," that will take place today from 3 p.m.until 4 p.m.in room 185-CofFerrell Commons.Call Crime declines Group helped Haiti pre-quake 407-823-2361 for more info. Students return days POWERFUL MOVIE during vacation before earthquake hit JENNIFER ROSS SHOWN AT"MLK KATIE KUSTURA Staff Writer MOVIE KNIGHT" Contributing Writer "We know when Andrew Ivey returned The Office of Student Involvement, people go away Wmter break presents [criminals] start from Haiti the Friday Along with the Multicultural opportunities for burgla­ before an earthquake Student Center, is hosting a ries that aren't available breaking into their devastated the country viewing of the movie American while school is in session, home. When they last Tuesday. History Xtoday in the Cape Florida but according to the UCF come back, [criminals] "I was there in Port­ Ballroom of the Student Union. Police Department, holi­ start breaking into au-Prince," he said. "I day burglaries and theft was meeting these peo­ are on the decline. cars .•." ple and shaking their "We know when peo­ - CPL.JAMES ROOP hands." COURTESY OF JAMES CRAWFORD INDEX TODAY'S ple go away [criminals] PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER AND Engineers Without Borders at UCF went on a trip to Haiti and taught people Ivey; a junior majoring how to operate the biosand filters and composting latrines. Around Campus 21 WEATHER start breaking into their COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUPERVISOR in environmentai engi­ Weather 2 homes," said Public Infor­ neering, spent two and a seven engineering stu­ roughly 10,000 people in Local & State mation Officer and Com­ half weeks in the country dents, two micro & southeast Haiti, to install Nation & World !1 munity Relations Supervi­ down." with Engineers Without molecular biology stu­ biosand filters and com­ Sports 10 sor Cpl. James Roop. Roop said that home Borders, a nonprofit dents and a project man­ posting latrines that will Variety 13 SCATTERED "When they come back, and auto burglaries typi­ humanitarian organiza­ ager from Essex Engi­ help decrease the inci­ Opinion 16 T-SlORMS [criminals] start breaking cally decrease when stu­ tion that has had a UCF neering Corporation dents of waterborne ill­ into cars, so we did a lot of Classifieds 17 dents leave during the hol­ chapter since 2007. based in Atlanta - who nesses in the area 83° 65° saturation patrols the last Sudoku 17 idays because even though He was part of a team traveled to Mare Brignol, HIGH LOW couple of years and that Crossword 17 oflO people - including a village populated by PLEASE SEE QUAKE ON A8 number went way, way PLEASE SEE SECURITY ON A9 A2 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com Jan.21, 2010 • wrtnl '1oriba 1ututi AROUND CAMPUS Jessica Martin, Camille Thomas, Tamra Martin, Jennifer Ross, Man charged with calling in instructor at West Orange High "It's an unscripted, scripted forming, I am going to be teach­ Becky Jackson, Jessica Campbell, bomb threat to TV studio School show," said Joe Chabus, a public ing," he said. Carlos Pineda ST. PETERSBURG - His Blue Man training took relations representative for Blue Blue Man Group was created A St. Petersburg man has three months in New York. He Man Group. in 1988 by three friends named Staff Photographers been charged with calling said the training wasn't just "My favorite part of being a Chris Wmk, Matt Goldman and George Oehl, Rami Rotlewicz, in a bomb threat at a tele­ learning the show but learning Blue Man is having the power Phil Stanton. Their certified­ Amancfa Moore, Christina DeParis, vision studio where he the character and how to take off that the musi­ Gold debut album, Audio, was Erin Drew, Rayma Jenkins used to work. · layers instead of adding layers. cal nominated for a Grammy in 1999, Copy Editors The American Option "I'm basically stripping away according to Chabus. Blue Man Samuel Struckhoff, Virginia Kiddy, Network studio was evac­ the things that make me Group has been involved in such VilocPham uated Wednesday morn­ Richard,'' Cravens said. projects like the animated ing after called in a bomb ''We talk about the con­ movie Robots, Space Graphic Artists threat. Police say all cept of ego, those Chimps and TV shows Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat employees were evacuat­ insecurities and such as Arrested Devel­ ed and police traced the those prejudices opment, The Simpsons Editorial Adviser call to a former employee, that go along with and Scrubs. Michelle Yoffee 48-year-old Jeoffrey Bris­ the everyday [email protected] tow. Police say he admitted to making the call. He BUSINESS was arrested and charged . 407-447-4555 with threatening to dis­ Advertising Sales Director charge a destructive Mark Lanaris x204 device. He's being held at [email protected] the Pinellas County Jail University Sales Director with bail set at $10,000. 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The chilly temperatures had dent fees, the Knights could be heaters turned on in classrooms - When looking at just the competing at the I-AA or Divi­ across campus for long periods per-individual fee among other sion II level .. public universities in the state, This year, C-USA distributed of time. According to David Norvell, UCF is the fourth behind Flori­ roughly $2 million among its da Atlantic University with members, while the Big East director of Sustainability and Energy Management, all the $14.30 per credit hour, the Uni­ distributed roughly $6 million buildings at UCF are controlled versity of West Florida with and the ACC allocated about $8 by computers inside each build­ $14.22 per credit hour, Florida million, according to Stricklin. International University with The Big Ten and the SEC are ing. The computers are con­ stantly monitoring the tempera­ $14.51 per credit and ahead of on a different lucrative level, tures that are inside the building the University of South Florida. ranging from $12-18 million. which charged $11.76 per credit Both have network deals and versus outside. "Heating buildings at UCF is hour. each school in the SEC could much more energy-intensive Both FIU and USF charge a get as much as $15 million a than using air conditioning," he $10 flat per-student fee per term year. in addition to their per credit Chambers said that without said. 'We have what is called set points in place, so when the tem­ fee. fees, the athletics department perature deviates from the set Comparing UCF to other would run on a $15 million institutions with high enroll­ budget and break even, hoping point it either brings on the heat ment shows the most notice­ to make the tournament once or the cold inside the building." According to an article pub­ able difference in how athletic every 10 years. programs are run. Chambers said that the large lished in the St. Petersburg Times Institutions like Ohio State, number of students who attend on Jan. 9, it takes more energy to heat a house in the wintertime Arizona State, Penn State, Texas UCF helps the athletics depart­ GEORGE OEHL / CENTRALFLOR IDA FUTURE than it does to cool the home. and Michigan State have foot­ ment benefit from the money Heating buildings at UCF is more energy-intensive than using air conditioning according to Dave ball teams with large, dedicated received and still be at compet­ For example, when the tempera­ Norvell, director of Sustainability and Energy Management. ' followings that have other ways itive level with other "non­ ture is 30 degrees outside and a home is heated at 70 degrees, being heated by the people," ment that glows red. of earning money. BCS" schools. Norvell said. "It's when the ''.A school up north would use ''It is not a fair comparison to The student fees go toward there must be enough energy to building is empty and it's cold compare UCF to Texas, Florida funding student-athletes' schol­ compensate for the 40-degree a lot more heat and also use a hot change in temperature. outside is when it becomes water heating system as opposed or Ohio State," Brad Stricklin, arships and athletic operations. intensive on running a lot of to electric strip heat," Norvell associate athletics director and Chambers said that none ofthe Therefore, heating buildings heat." chief financial officer at UCF, money goes toward salaries or on the UCF campus will cost the said. "The problem with using university more this month than The Heating Ventilation and hot water as a heating system is said. "They have a much more paying off debt. Air Conditioning department is established alumni base. 'We look at our budget, we if the air conditioning were run­ that it costs a lot more to put in responsible for maintaining the They're wealthier because they look at how much are scholar­ ning. initially and maintain." Norvell said the policy that is air conditioning systems on The cost ratio is weighted have the legacies." ships, how much are support campus. College football has become operations," Chambers said. used by Sustainability and Ener­ when determining which heat­ "Our major problem this year ing or air system goes into the a billion dollar business evident The 2.5 percent increase that gy Management, the Energy Sus­ tainability Policy, shows the is that these buildings were buildings. of the television deal the South­ athletics asked for recently was a~al set points that are put in designed for certain outside air The Physical Science build­ eastern Conference signed with to keep in-line with the increase temperatures and in a lot of ing is the only LEED gold build­ ESPN and CBS in 2008. Accord­ in the cost of living, Stricklin and are used on campus. cases, it's 37 degrees and during ing on campus, which uses the ing to the Sports Business Jour­ said. Using the Energy Sustainabil­ ity process helps to curtail the this winter, temperatures have hot water heating system nal, the deal is worth $225 bil­ Chambers added that the been around 20 degrees and because it hosts a laboratory lion over a 15-year period. athletic department is hoping to energy consumption on campus. these buildings just aren't inside. ''When you look at baseline get to a point where it can keep Depending on the temperature inside each building determines designed for such low tempera­ In laboratory buildings, the 1 level, in order to be competitive the athletic fee a constant tures," said John Siler, assistant and run a Division I program, amount and eventually reduce if heat needs to be utilized and use of re-circulating air is not director ofHVAC. allowed. All of the air is brand­ there is funding and the the fee as the program grows. sometimes beyond the set points that are in place. The way most of the build­ new air from outside because of resources that are necessary in "I can envision that at some ings are heated at UCF is by order to compete," Chambers point," Chambers said about "For example, if the Arena the dangers of a possible chemi­ using electric strip heat, which is said. "Because we lack the con­ lowering the fees. "But right was completely full of people cal spill in the laboratory. then we would not have to run used in most kitchen ovens. Therefore, the air is constant­ ference distribution that the now we're just trying to keep up Electric heat uses a heating ele- ly being flushed out. BCS schools get, student fee and stay competitive." the heat because the building is STRESS LES F 0 R s u C C E s s MOST UCF STUDENTS REPORT HAVING UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA · SO11E POSITIVE COPING M ECHANISl\1S OFFICE OF . FOR DEALING WITH STRESS. • TUDENT STRESSLESS WORKSHOPS a _.. m~ ~ ~ APPLICATIONS - _. DUE: n_. 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The University of conference table where they puses have families so they Peterson said that, while trying to keep the Library ation and Wellness Cen­ Florida and Florida State can have meetings now that program more to those stu­ their administration sup­ open longer. ter, Tuesday morning to University each have two wasn't available before and dents. It is a little different ports the expansion ofGreek Lewis explained that the finalize plans to allow study days at the end of the we've worked to make it than our SGA approach is Park, they are not sure how Library's budget makes it dif­ students to try out new semester. more student-friendly to here on this campus:' they can approach the issue. ficult to stay operational any gym equipment before The major problem in the RSOs who work over there:' 'We are going to be advo­ later than they already do. the gym expansion is short-term is that the Uni­ said Michael Kilbride, SGA 'More grad student representa­ cating for it, at this point "It is hard for them to complete. versity- Calendar Committee chief of operations. 'We're tion in Student Government' we're just not sure how we're open up the whole semester ''They're going to approves the university- cal­ evaluating other things like The graduate affairs going to go about doing that," for 24 hours," Lewis said have vendors coxhe out endar three or four years in printing services and stuff specialist, Taylor Lochrane, Peterson said. "It certainly "They have opened up ... and have sampling advance. like that, but they require organized two events won't happen during our extended hours during pieces of equipllj.ent for 'We have been talking to more logistics and monetary catered to graduate students time. We will be able to midterm time, or typical students to c01p.e out them and there has been commitment so we are still in the fall, Peterson said maybe lay the groundwork midterm time and extended and try, whe~r you positive feedback in terms of researching what other serv­ ''He meets with them, he for it and let the administra­ hours during finals. We don't want an iPod hookup or • getting it into the 2012-2013 ices we can bring.'' has open communication tion know that we want it to directly affect the hbrary but a TV screen or whatever calendar:' said Andrick SGA has also added a with most of the grad stu­ occur so that they can begin we do meet with them and kind of bells and whis­ Lewis, SGA student body third regional coordinator dents here on campus, let­ preparation for it. But we work with them It is hard for tles you want on there," t vice president. "They are for the South Lake area, ting them know that we are certainly won't see any build­ them to expand beyond Peterson said "Students looking into adding one meaning that each of the available to come talk to," ings go up over there:' [their normal hours] but we will be able to try it out study day between classes regional campuses has a liai­ Peterson said "The grad Peterson said that Greek have worked with them to at the RWC ... ahd give ending and fmals so that stu­ son with the executive socials have gone really Park 2, which would be expand midterm and final feedback to the RWC on dents have an extra day to branch. well" located across from the hours." which ones students study:' 'We're working on Kilbride said that the Sigma Chi house, is still part SGA might not be able to like, so that we can get expanding our outreach to events are a good chance for of the university's master change the Library's budget the right kind of equip­ 'Expand SGA services at Rosen regional campuses in terms students to get to know each plan, but the timeframe is to keep it open, but they do ment in there that stu­ and Regional Campuses' of executive cabinet so they other better. uncertain provide money to other dents want to see:• Because of their geo­ are getting representation," "The feedback's been There has also been talk parts of the schooL including graphical locations, the Lewis said great:' he said'½!: Gradtober of building two additional the Student Union. 'Involve students in creat­ Rosen and Regional campus­ Kilbridealsosaidthatthe Fest there were 125 grad stu­ Greek houses on the old Pike Study Union, which is in ing campus traditions th~t es have often been an after­ typical regional campus stu­ dents who came out with lot. They would be smaller its third semester, helps stu­ wmlast' thought in the past when it dent is a nontraditional stu­ their kids and families. It was than the traditional Greek dents by providing 24-hour Steven Harowitz,'to e comes to SGA services. Part dent, so many of the social really a great opportunity' for Row houses, but it would study space in the Union SGA director of stu ent of Peterson and Lewis's plat- functions that SGA sponsors them to meet people outside allow two more Greek during finals week, adding life, has been wor1cing with Peterson, Lewis and Kilbride in ~stab­ lishing connections within the athletics department in hopes of helping ideas flow • between the two agen­ cies. ''I think the ker com­ ponent has been Brian and Andrick have been good at building rela­ tionships with folks in athletics and it's not going to be something that happens in one year, but it is continuing to foster better relations between student gov­ ernment and between athletics so as these ideas come up, we have an open forum of com­ munication," Kilbride said Wiclespr ad Panic (2 Nights) • Gov't Mule • Derek Tr cks & Susan Tedeschi Band Along with the new Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, & Jay Lane are Scaring The Children • Stephen Stills football entrance song and a more hands-on The Black Keys • Dr. John • Hot Tuna Electric • 7 Walkers feat. Bill Kreutzmann & Papa Mali approach to tailgating, JJ Grey and Mofro • Johnny Winter • George Clinton & Parliament Funlcaclelic SGA is working on new The Funky Meters • The Wailers • Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings traditions with the bas­ North Mississippi Allstars • A Family Affair with Ivan Neville's Dumpstapbank (perfonnmi sty, ne family Stone) ketball games. "They are doing a Jaimoe's Jasssz Band • Chuck Leavell with The Randall Bramblett Band • Particle . campus rivalries, where Oteil and Kofi Burbridge with the Lee Boys • Col. Bruce Hampton • Devon Allman's'Hone~ribe RSOs, student groups Scrapomatic • Bobby Lee Rodgers Trio • Bonobos Conve~ and Greek teams can come during the basket­ ball halftime show and do tug of war competi­ tions and different things to get students tQ go into the basketball .. games;• Kilbride said

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LA I F I T N E s s® A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com Jan.21, 2010 • (tutn( ~ :Jutuft Construction would take place in late August FROM Al 'Thus far spoken to about the idea for the handicap actuators on everyone I've the office doors has been on board and really support­ spoken to about ive," Carter said "I believe it the idea for the will be approved as this is something people have handicap been thinking about and actuators on the recognize as a good idea'' If the proposal is office doors has approved, modifications will be made to the been on board entrances of both suites as and really four handicap actuators are installed on the inside and supportive.' outside of each set of dou­ ble doors. These doors will - CHANTEL CARTER be similar to existing ones ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE on the first floor of the Stu­ OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT dent Union. Installing the handicap actuators will cost $15,750, by Michael Freeman, a according to contractor training coordinator at the PPI/Charles Perry Con­ Office of Diversity Initia­ struction, who also built the tives. first Recreation and Well­ "I'm glad the issue is ness Center. being addressed," Freeman Due to fire code regula­ said "Before, students with tions added since the build­ guide dogs, crutches or ing was constructed in 1997, wheelchairs couldn't get the sprinkler heads above into the Student Govern­ the doors will have to be ment office or the Office of replaced with ''wash down" Student Involvement with­ sprinkler heads, which rest out difficulty. They had to directly above the doors to wait for someone to notice spray them with .water in them standing there and case of a fire. help them. Offices that were The additional plumbing supposed to be for all stu­ and the 6 to 8 inches of dry dents were actually exclud­ wall soffit that will enclose ing some students because it bring the total for the pro­ they were hard to access." posed project up to $27,650. The handicap actuators Construction on the should diminish accessibili­ I f project will last two weeks. ty problems in the Student "The target date for Union and help out in when construction will another way. happen, if it is approved, is ''The doors can be used during the two-week break for other things as well," in August when summer Falco said ''They help with sessions have ended but the deliveries. It's a lot easier to fall term hasn't started and just hit the button and have no one is here," said Rick the doors magically open Falco, associate director of than have to wait for some­ the Student Union. one to hold the doors open f The need for handicap· when you're delivering actuators on the doors was heavy packages. SGA and -- recognized more than 10 OSI get lots of deliveries. It months ago by Carter and also helps people who just then brought to her atten­ don't feel like opening the CHRISTINA DEPARIS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE tion again in late November doors." Because of the lack of actuators at the entrances of the SGA and OSI office suites, handicapped students have limited access to services located inside the Student Union. t . .,. ...• • ! •

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Writing Competition The Unifying Theme Writing Competition is now accepting original student compositions. Poetry, short stories, and non-fiction (essays) from UCF undergrads are eligible to enter the competition. Compositions must be submitted by Monday, February 22, 2010. , www.ut.ucf.edu/competitions/writing/

Student-Juried Art Exhibition (March 4-12, Psychology Building Atrium) Work will be judged in two categories (undergraduates and faculty/ staff) and will be judged on creative interpretation of the theme and for technical merit. The competition is open to traditional and non-traditional media. Submissions are due Monday, March 1, 2010. www.ut.ucf.edu/competitions/art/

Music Competition • The Unifying Theme Music Competition is now accepting original student compositions. Entrants are asked to • compose a piece for acoustic instruments between 3 and 6 minutes. Final submissions should be engraved using • music notation software. Submissions are due Monday, March 1, 2010. www.ut.ucf.edu/competitions/music/

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The five biosand filters the team built were installed in two schools Relief and Bid and three homes and can hold enough clean water A massive interational aid effort is in full for up to 75 people, according to Ivey. swing to help Haiti after last week's quake. The filter contains a layer of living bacteria that consumes the harm­ f ful microbes in the water • Field hospital and starves them out as they travel through sand. The people living in Medic,al facility Mare Brignol get most of their water from rain, Ivey • Distribution site said. Many homes have gutters made of bamboo, wood or tin installed adja­ cent to the roof that fun­ nels rain water into a basin. That water is the only water people have access to besides a spring that takes about two and a half hours to get to on foot. James Crawford. a sen­ t ior environmental engi­ neering major and EWB project manager, said the team who went to Haiti @2010MCT taught people how to Source: AP, The Miami Herald, Reuters, AeliefWeb operate the biosand filters and composting latrines Graphic: Judy Treible, Lee Hultel'}g (facilities that consolidate human waste into com­ more biosand filters and According to Ivey, the post that can fertilize composting latrines. factory, Pure Water for crops) themselves to cre­ Asaph Mauck, presi­ Haiti, is located in the ate sustainability. dent of EWB, said the nation's capital, Port-au­ 'We tried to introduce organization had pl;ms to Prince, just 10 miles from the education through accomplish some of those the epicenter of the technology," he said. things on another trip in earthquake. "We're not just giving May, but the impact the "We don't know if things away." earthquake had on Mare they're going t<;> be able to Crawford, co-founder Brignol is still unknown. supply us the filters [in of EWB at UCF, s~d this "There's lots of logisti­ the future] an1, if not, for most recent trip was actu­ cal things that need to be how long," he said. "We ally the fourth trip the established before we can don't even know ifthey're organization has made to really say for sure alive." Haiti and this project is whether we're going to -be While the members of • part of a pilot project the able to go or not," he said. EWB attempt to deter­ students have been plan­ Mauck, a junior civil mine whether_qr not they ning and organizing for and environmental engi­ can return to FJaiti in the ( over a year. neering major, said the next few months, they are He said EWB would Haitian translators the organizing several more still like to build a rain­ team has been working immediate relief efforts catcher system that would with survived the earth­ for the country., help the people of Mare quake, but the status of On Tuesday and Brignol store their water the filter factory they buy Wednesday thej organiza­ in a large concrete tank in the biosand filters from is tion tabled out!tide of the addition to installing still unknown. Student Uniod from 11 • am. to 2 p.m. aj.d accept­ ed donations for Health Education Relief Organi­ zation, a non-gQ'vernmen­ tal organization)EWB has partnered wi~· for their project. HERO will take ~· relief supplies o Jacmel, the second largt·st city in Haiti, next wee EWB is also osting a COURTESYOF JAMES CRAWFORD SK run at UCF ~pril 18 at Students in the UCF chapter of Engineers Without Borders do not know if their efforts in Haiti were undone by the 8 am. Accordin to Ivey, earthquake that hit last Tuesday. They have more events planned in the future to fund relief efforts. part of the pro .eeds the organization rectives will munity at large, but we their resources to send cans, Volunteer UCF, fund relief effort and the are really hoping to see a large donations to vari­ Club Kreyol and several rest will continue to fund lot of UCF students ous humanitarian organi­ other RSOs together to their long-term iievelop­ there," he said. zations. begin planning benefit ment goals in Haiti. The Dr. Kevin Meehan, Fedorah Philippeaux, events and fundraisers cost to participate is $25. EWB's faculty adviser a sophomore pre-med, that will make donations ''We're going tb open it and director of UCF's engineering and political to Oxfam, Doctors With­ up to the Orlanfo com- Haitian Studies project, science major, sent e­ out Borders or Yele Haiti. is working with Club mails to several depart­ CAB and VUCF will Kreyol and the Hispanic ment chairs the day after host the first of the bene­ American Student Asso­ the earthquake hit fit events, titled Club ciation to organize a ben­ explaining that she want­ CAB for a Cause: Opera­ efit concert that would ed to rally as many RSOs tion Haiti Help Out, from ''At Rollins take place in front of the as possible to combine 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the Student Union sometime their relief efforts. Pegasus Ballroom on Jan. • next month. In a meeting with the 27. I discovered Many registered stu­ Campus Activities Board Philippeaux said it dent organizations and on Tuesday, Philippeaux will be "a night of Hait­ my love for academic departments at was able to help bring ian showcase" and dona­ , UCF have been coming numerous Greek organi­ tions will be taken at the teaching.'' together to organize zations, College Democ­ door. fundraisers and pool rats, College Republi- Learn methods to make you a • superior teacher. Study with expert Rollins College faculty in afternoon \~' or evening classes. Scholarships are available for qualified individuals.

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ROLLINS " GRADUATE EDUCATION • nl :Jloriba :Jutun • Jan. 21, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 ;ecurity improvements limit crime over break Al glarize a residence within much guaranteed, if it a gated community when was after midnight, to see UCF SAFETY TIPS IJ ninals know burglar­ they could travel a few cop lights in one of the g homes may now be hundred feet down the Pegasus [complexes]," Remember: Acriminal looks for the opportunity to commit a crime. Awareness, prevention,and prudent decisions lessen ier, they also know road to one that isn't. Pryor said. the chances of a crime occurring. t many students take According to the UCF Even though the UCF x most valuable items Police Department's pub­ police will continue to do AT HOME: k home with them. lic log, from Dec. 15, 2009 theix best to clean up • Keep doors locked at all times, even if you are only away for a few moments. Do not"prop open" doors in the residence -Ie also noted that to Jan 10, 2010, there were crime in theix jurisdiction halls. st of the crimes that only two reported burgla­ and within the communi­ • Be assertive,md demand that any unwanted person in our residence leave, or leave yourself.Anyone who refuses to ~ place during vaca­ ries, both at the Towers ty at large, there are leave is a trespasser. If you live in a residence hall call police. t periods are not com­ on campus. important moves that • Make sure hallways, entrances, garages,and ground are well lit Leave porch lights on all night. When you expect to ted by students. Though that is one students can make to rhis most recent win­ more burglary than dur­ ensure that they, and return after dark, leave an interior light on with shades drawn. If you live on campus, report any malfunctioning light at break brought what ing the 2007 to 2008 win­ theix belongings, are pro­ (407) 823 -5IB. >p described as "a rare ter vacation period, there tected. • Know who is at your door before you open it. Campus staff carry identification,and no solicitors are allowed on campus. urrence." Of the inci­ was no increase in grand Roop said that one of If you live off campus, install a peephole in your front.door. Lts reported to the theft and there were only his biggest pieces of • Make calls for strangers, who wantto use your phone. Don't open your door or letthem in. F Police Department three cases of petit theft, advice is to purchase • List initials and last name only on your mailbox or door and in the telephone book. ween Dec. 15, 2009 in comparison with the renter's insurance ·Getto know your neighbors. If you live off campus, join a neighborhood watch system and share infonnation on . Jan 10, 2010, approxi­ eight that happened in because it isn't expensive suspicious circumstances. ll :ely 17 percent were the 2007 to 2008 winter and can save students .ding machine rob­ vacation period. and theix families a lot of AWAY FROM HOME: ies. There were no report­ money if something hap­ • Walk or jog with afriend.Avoid jogging after dark. If you must,stay in well-lit areas, walk midpoint between curbs and We haven't had this in ed auto burglaries during pens in their residence. buildings and away from alleys and bushes. mg time," said Roop. the most recent winter Tim Hulse, a senior • Tell someone where are you going and when you will return. ckily, two people are vacation. chemistry major, said he • Don't fight back if your purse or wallet is snatched.Tum it over to the thief rather than risk personal injury,and call the !ady in jail and we're Students at UCF, would second that notion police immediately. ,king on making sure whether they live on or because of his own expe­ • Be careful about when and where you patronize Automatic Teller Machines (ATM).Accessing ATM cash in remote (re prosecuted to the off campus, have taken rience in college apart­ locations, particularly afternightfall,could expose you to risk of robbery and personal injury. extent." notice of the recent ments during his fresh­ • Avoid working or studying alone in a public-access building at night. \lthough the recent improvements to securi- man year. 1 of vending machine ty. Hulse lived in Univer­ YOUR PROPERTY: beries caught the UCF Angie Esparza, a jun­ sity House, now known • Use a"disk" style padlock (not the"master lock'' type) on all storage units. Checks the unit periodically to make sure ice Department off ior elementary education as Campus Crossings, nothing has been disturbed. rd, they have not lost major and three-year res­ during his freshman year. • Don't lend your keys. Keys can be duplicated. 1t ofthe bigger picture ident of Pegasus Landing, His apartment was • Don't mark your key chain with your name,address or license number. Lost keys can lead to theft. '>rotecting students. said she is satisfied with robbed sometime during • Engrave or mark all valuable personal property with your name and phone number. Keep an inventory of items. 1loop said that in the increase in security the Thanksgiving break • Move valuable items out of easy sight of windows and doors. 'ent years the UCF measures at her complex. in 2006. He and his room­ • Lock your vehicle at all times. ice Department has Esparza said that having mates lost many of theix • Copy all important papers and cards that you carry in your purse or wallet, including your driver's license. Keep the \e a major concentra­ the UCF police and her electronics. copies in a safe place -the infonnation will be invaluable if they are stolen or lost. t on campus-affiliated complex's security per­ "Luckily I had renter's tsing, such as Pegasus sonnel to patrol the area insurance," Hulse said. • Copy your vehicle registration. If your vehicle is stolen, it cannot be entered into the nationwide law enforcement Lding and Pegasus make her feel better "That covered most of network without this information. hte. about her safety. what was taken." • Don't stop for stranded motorists. You are of greater help to them by calling police. 'The Landings and the In spite of increased Roop also advised that • Keep valuables in the trunk of your vehicle, not on the seats. nte have put major security, Pegasus Landing students do not bring • Park your car in well-lit areas. ney into those areas," and Pegasus Pointe can't unnecessary and expen­ • Remove all keys from your vehicle. Thieves look for keys. Walk with your keys in your hand. I Roop. "There are seem to shake the reputa­ sive electronics with - POUCE.UCF.EDU xds out there 24 tion of being some of them, but if they must, trs; there are cameras least safe apartment com­ they should take them . fences out· there that plexes within the area. home for the holidays p the saturation con- Fred Pryor, a senior and make sure their resi­ cinema studies major dence is securely locked. loop added that the who lived in the Academ­ Students should also urity gates have ic Village during his make it a point not to dis­ 1Ted as one of the freshman year, is well­ close to many individuals gest deterrents for aware ofthe types of inci­ theix plans for the holi­ ential burglars dents that took place at days, such as where they ause a burglar is much the complexes. are going and how long , apt to attempt to bur- "You were pretty they will be gone.

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eady or not, Keith Clanton was going to be thrust into the Knights' starting lineup and was going to be counted on. RA freshman would normally be rattled by SHAQ SAYS LEBRON, OTHERS SHOULD DUNK FOR HAITI such a significant role, but not Clanton. CLEVELAND- Shaquille O'Neal has He hasn't been fazed by any of it. In fact, a plan to save the NBA's All-Star dunk he's embraced it, because at the end of the day, he contest: Bring back the superstars and said, it all comes down to just being a basketball play­ do it for devastated Haiti. er. Following Tuesday night's win over 'M of us have been playing basketball for a long Toronto, 0'Neal was asked if he would time," Clanton said. "I'm just a freshman, but I don't like to see teammate LeBron James think the freshman stuff is anything to worry about." participate in this year's event. That's It's a role he needed to take on with the loss of when he offered his idea. He would like seniors Jermaine Taylor and Kenrick Zondervan to to see former dunk champion Vince Carter, Kobe Bryant and others take go along with the fact that UCF was already thin at part along with James. the forward position. Not to mention, he came in "As his manager, I will only allow with all the accolades. 'Bron to do the dunk contest ifVince Clanton was rated the 60th-best senior coming Carter comes back out;' 0'Neal said. "If out of high school by HoopScoop. In 2009, he was Kobe comes back out and if another big the Florida Class 1A Player of the Year, was named to name comes back out. If we could get a the Florida Class 1A All-State First Team, and led I big prize and have half of the money go Orlando Christian Prep to a state title all while aver­ to the people of Haiti and the other half aging 18.2 points, 12.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 3.9 to the winner. blocked shots his senior year. "The guys that are in it, no disrespect ( to them, but there won't really be any But with his successes came expectations at the competition for LeBron. Iwant to see next level. Kobe. I want to see Vince and I will This year, Clanton was asked to av~rage a double­ allow my client to enter:' double, a mark he is short of to this point at 9.2 points Could he make it happen? and 6.6 rebounds per game, but it's a goal he knows "I'm saying it now;' O'Neal said. "So he can obtain. tweet it. Facebook it. E-mail it and "There's a lot ofpressure when somebody expects hopefully it gets out. Vince, we're you to live up to high expectations and more than the calling you out. Kobe, we're calling you typical freshman would, so it can be difficult out. We're calling everybody out. If those guys step up in the dunk contest, sometimes," Clanton said. then I will allow my client to step up'.' But rather than lettin.g the pressure get to him. he James has decided to skip next feels it's a good thing because it means his coaches month's event in Dallas after originally trust him. saying he would participate. Through all of it, Clanton has become an impor­ tant piece of the team, so much so that teammate AJ. Rompza thinks Clanton is overlooked as one of the best freshman in the country and doesn't get the recognition he deserves for all that he does. "He means everything," said Rompza, UCF's start­ ing point guard. "The things he's capable of doing, not only on offense, but on defense. We need him to score, we need him to be aggressive, but we also need him to rebound and block shots." Clanton has shown an ability to hit the outside shot, something he has worked on getting more com­ fortable doing since teams tend to play off him when he's behind the arc and is an aspect to his game that has given opposing forwards fits when trying to defend him. Against Rice, Clanton knocked down both of his

PLEASE SEE FAMILY ON A11 NOLAN ADDED TO MIAMI DOLPHINS DEFENSIVE STAFF MIAMI - Defensive coordinator Nolan's stay on the NFL job market was brief. The Miami Dolphins hired Nolan on Tuesday, less than 24 hours after the announcement he was leaving the The Knights Denver Broncos after one season. secured a top­ ng Nolan replaces Paul Pasqualoni, fired three finish for after the Miami defense backslid in his the fourth second season. The Dolphins also time inas announced the hiring of former New many seasons. Squad nabs third place York Giants assistant coach Bill Sheridan They last won as inside linebackers coach. the national Nolan spent four seasons as head title in 2007. coach of the San Francisco 49ers, where he went 18-37 before being fired ANDREA KEATING/ straight year < CENTRAL FLORIDA for third midway through the 2008 season. He has made five stops as an NFL defensive FUTURE CARLOS PINEDA nation, placing third in the have become accustomed coordinator: Denver, Baltimore (2002- Staff Writer Division 1A Cheer Finals. to. 04), the New York Jets (2000), It is the fourth consecu­ ''You have to be able to Washington (1997-99) and the New Porn porns of more tive year that the Knights be at your best when it York Giants (1993-96). than 100 different colors have finished in the top Bill Parcells, the Dolphins' football matters most," Gooch said aar, had the same job with the Jets adorned the Mille House three, winning the nation­ with her voice completely when Nolan worked there. at Disney's Wide World of al championship in 2007 gone. "They worked for Nolan became available after the Sports this past weekend and finishing in third months and months, thou­ Dolphins' courtships of Al Groh and for the 2010 College place in '08, '09, and '10, sands and thousands of Keith Butler failed to produce an Cheerleading and Dance respectively. hours for 2 minutes and 30 agreement. Groh became defensive Team National Champi­ Head coach Linda seconds. You have 16 peo­ coordinator at Georgia Tech, and Butler onship. Gooch, in her 26th year ple and all 16 have to be decided to remain with the Pittsburgh The UCF cheerleading with the cheerleading perfect." Steelers as linebackers coach. team continued its suc­ team, said it takes compet­ In 2006, the team fin- .. cess as one of the pre­ itive greatness to perform - ASSOCIATED PRESS miere cheer teams in the at the level the Knights PLEASE SEE KENTUCKY ON A12 • ·• • www.CentralFloridaFuture.com All Softball ts to host in-state rivals CARLOS PINEDA to the UCF campus can Staff Writer only add to the growth the softball program has expe­ Entering its ninth sea­ rienced since it first took son of play, it's an exciting the field in 2002 Luers­ time for the UCF softball Gillispie said. It only took program. four years for the Knights For starters, they get a to have their own facility visit from last year's to call home. National runner-up, the The young program Florida Gators, on March continues to make strides. 31st at 6 p.m. Games against UF and The Gators finished FSU allow for UCF to 2009 with a 63-5 record market their facility and before falling to the Wash­ for the team to become a RAMI ROTLEWIQ / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ington Huskies two games bigger, stronger program. Oanton is in his first season with the Knights after averaging 18.2 points and to none in the Women's "For our players it is 12.5 rebounds per game during his senior season at Orlando Christian Prep. CH ARCHIVE College World Series. As a sophomore at UCF, ftffany Lane was first on the team with seven triples home," Luers-Gillispie Florida makes the short and walks (32) and second in batting avg. (.330) and slugging (.440). said. "They play stronger commute down Inter­ here because this is their state-75 to the UCF Soft­ sure to bring in a packed home-and-home series in territory. They're used to it Family, friends ball Complex for the first crowd and a potential tele­ the past. and they practice on it time since the facility everyday. ~ vision audience. The last time Florida opened in 2006. "It is going to be nice to State played at the UCF "That's a huge advan­ The Knights and the have a home contest with Softball Complex was on tage to be able to play on attend games Gators had a three-year them," said head coach April 9, 2008 in a double­ your own field. To have contract where UCF Renee Luers-Gillispie, header that UCF won 2-0 your own fans in the FROM AlO "Some people don't get traveled to Gainesville to who enters her ninth sea­ and 4-1, respectively. The stands is that much more a chance to play in front of battle the Southeastern son with UCF. ''Being able Seminoles lead the of a bonus and you've got three-point attempts en their family and friends and Conference power in to have some of these big 13-game series with a 9-4 that support system that route to a career-high 17 I get to do that," Clanton 2003, 2004 and 2009. games at home is huge." record. you don't have when points to go along with six said. "It's a real cool thing." Florida leads the all­ Luers-Gillispie said the Florida State finished you're on the road." rebounds. As Clanton continues time series 8-2. The Knights will have a home­ last season with a 44-16 Luers-Gillispie said "His versatility is to develop as a player, Knights had their most field advantage when they record before losing to that bringing in these amazing," Rompza said. head coach Kirk Speraw memorable victory over face Florida. Oklahoma State where quality teams allows the "Being a big man, it's hard­ said the team will rely on the Gators in 2008 when Also making their way they were eliminated in Central Florida area to er for people to guard him him more to step up his they won 1-0 in the NCAA down to Orlando this sea­ regionals. witness the top programs when he steps out." game against top competi­ Regional to set up an elim- son is the Florida State "The last time we had in the state to play each So far, UCF has been tion. ination game between Seminoles out of the Florida State here it was a other. the perfect fit. But Clanton said he is 1. both programs. Atlantic Coast Confer­ packed house," Luers­ "It is great for the youth Clanton considers it a ready for it and while he UCF fulfilled the three ence. The Seminoles will Gillispie said. ''.And that is in the area as well as the privilege to play at UCF. admits adjusting to the road games in the initial be in town April 7th for a what I expect with Florida university," said Luers­ His family and friends are intensity of the college agreement, so the series 5p.m. start. and Florida State again Gillispie. 'We're going to close by and can see him level has been a challenge, now shifts to a home-and­ Unlike Florida, Florida this year." be able to show off our play whenever the Knights it's a challenge he's taking home format. The highly­ State and UCF have The two visits frotn the facilities. We haven't had a have a home game. head on. anticipated matchup is already established a Florida powerhouse teams chance to do that yet."

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AUSTIN FOWLER Columnist Pat Robertson Pom Pom's Teahouse to open new UCF location adds Haiti to his long hate list I read a really great quote the other day. It went something like this: "I know this is painful for the ladies to hear, but if you get married, you have accepted the headship of a man, your husband. Christ is the head of the house­ hold and the husband is the head of the wife, and that's the way it is, peri­ od." I was like, man, Sean Connery knows no bounds. First he tells Barbara Walters it's OK to smack women with an open hand and now this. You go James Bond! Then I found out, it wasn't Sean Connery. It RAYMA JENKINS/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE was Pat Robertson. That Server Mikey McGrath has been working at Porn Pom's Teahouse and Sandwicheria for two years and said he enjoys the noncorporate atmosphere it offers. made it the exact opposite of cool. He's like the Tiger KEVIN HERNANDEZ Woods of acting foolish. Contributing Writer OK, maybe Tiger Woods is the Tiger Woods of act­ ing foolish, but Pat aintings of pink lizards, flies, and Robertson is in his own photographs capturing the light trails world. Pof a busy street pepper the walls of In case you missed it, Porn Pom's Teahouse & Sand- he had this to say about wicheria, a small cafe located on Bumby the recent disaster that Avenue. struck Haiti: Porn Pom's has been open for four "It may be a blessing in years and a second location near UCF, sit­ disguise ... Something uated between Lazy Moon and Knight happened a long time ago Library in the UC7 Shopping Plaza, is set in Haiti, and people might to open within the next two weeks, not want to talk about it. according to restaurant employees. They were originally Porn Pom's plays an eclectic assort­ under the heel of the ment of music, ranging from mellow indie French. You know, songs to Lady Gaga. The ambiance is set Napoleon the third, or with blended, delicate streaks of pink, whatever. And they got orange, yellow and red that cover the together and swore a pact to the devil They said, 'we r, walls and the sporadic hanging of Chinese lanterns. will serve you if you will Soups, salads and 23 different sand­ get us free from the wiches are offered at Porn Pom's, and RAY MA JENKINS/ CENTRAL FLORIOA FUTURE French.' True story. And Porn Pom's Teahouse & Sandwicheria has been offering unique sandwiches, daily homemade so, the devil said, 'OK it's a each sandwich is as delicious as the next. soups and specialty teas to its customers for four years at the downtown location. Fresh vegetables, meats and cheeses are deal.' ... Ever since they have been cursed by one thing after the other." Yes, he actually said used to craft each tantalizing hand­ that. Yes, people actually made sandwich. believe it. Yes, he's worth Darit Zweibel, a first-time cus­ millions of dollars. God tomer, gave her Tuscan melt two bless America, right? thumbs up. The Tuscan melt comes This is the same guy with sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese, that when he ran for the mozzarella, basil, black olives and red Republican Party ticket onions. for the presidency in 1988 Darren Kaplan, a freshman political he called for the elimina­ science major, ordered Mama Ling tion of the Department of Ling's Thanksgiving sandwich, which Education as well as a comes with turkey, holiday chutney, nationwide ban of gouda, stuffing, cream cheese and a pornography. side of gravy. Way to crap all over the "My only complaint is that they two things I feel most pas­ don't serve chips with the sandwich­ sionate about. es," Kaplan said. The uneducated are There are 19 house-blend teas and the reason you have an seven specialty teas available for you audience. Of course you

RAYMA JENKINS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE to quench your thirst and compliment call for the end of such a Porn Porn~ is opening a new location at the UO Shopping Plaza, in between Knight Library and lazy your meal. department. Moon. The restaurant is set to open within the next two weeks, according to its employees. The tea is fresh and is bagged for Don't even get me you once ordered. Since you get to started about his Nos­ keep the bag, there are free refills on tradoinus-like predic­ house-blend teas. tions. Porn Pom's holds an art show once a month, According to this where students bring in their artwork to be dis­ clown, the world was sup­ played on the walls. Some paintings and photo- posed to end in 1982 and

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• • • • ., www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com A15 . MOVIE TIMES Spidey reboot gives chance to forget third film In case you haven't shape, despite the disas­ into the mud as soon as it sounded whiny. heard the latest on our ter they called Spider­ lifted up. I hope they go with an favorite web-slinging Man 3. And that's one of the unknown actor to play Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures photographer, Spider­ After how bad Spider­ most important parts of Spider-Man and maybe EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES(PG) Man is getting a reboot. Man 3 was, I am in sup­ Spider-Man: he is a super they might get someone Just as his career is taking off, John This "fresh start" port of a reboot. Spider­ hero with problems and who actually looks like he Crowley (Brendan Fraser), walks away means that director Sam Man 3 had so much that his life isn't that is in high school/college , from it all when his two youngest Raimi and stars Toby potential with the intro­ great. this time, instead of a 26- children, Megan and Patrick, are Maguire and Kirsten MATT REINSTETLE duction of Venom, which Now, let's talk about year-old who is pretend­ diagnosed with a fatal disease. Dunst have been kicked Columnist Crowley teams up with a brilliant, but was something a lot of Toby Maguire. What's ing like he just got out of unappreciated and unconventional to curb. fans were looking for­ the best way to sum up puberty. scientist, Dr. Robert Stonehill The news has brought fans who feel that the ward to, and Raimi Maguire's performance as Columbia Studios was (Harrison Ford). Together they form a mixed emotions to some series was still in good messed it up on a royal the titular character? originally going release bio-tech company focused on level. Great Peter Parker, Spider-Man 4 in the sum­ developing a life-saving drug. I think movie compa­ mediocre Spider-Man. mer of 20ll but don't nies are using the reboot He always had the Peter expect to see the reboot Directed by: Tom Vaughan Starring: Harrison Ford, Brendan Fraser, a little too often, lately. Parker nerd look down, until 2012 at the earliest. Keri Russell, Courtney B.Vance Spider-Man will now be but Maguire's voice never joining Batman and Hulk had the inspiring hero on the list of superheroes sound to it - he almost to get a full reboot in the always past f~w years. Superman had a semi-reboot with Superman Returns, as the film (R) 12:40 2:004:105:107:108:159:4010:45 did not redo the ori­ 12:15am gins of Superman To Save a Life but treat Superman 3 (PG-13) 1:204:207:2010:10 and 4 as if they never The Tooth Fairy happened. (PG) 12:451:30 3:404:45 7:00 7:459:3510:15 I will give credit 12:05am where credit is due: The Book of Bi (R) 12:551:40 3:45 4:40 7:158:0010:1510:50 Sam Raimi, you will be The l.oYely Bones RAYMA JENKINS/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE missed. What made (PG-13) 12:301:15 3:35 4:15 7:00 7:35 10:05 Co-workers Sandra Ortiz and Joanne Gulliksen spent their lunch break Raimi and the Spider­ 10:45 sharing two sandwiches, the Cobb and Mama Ling Ling's Thanksgiving. Man series such a good The Spy Next Door match was that Raimi (PG) 12:351:45 2:50 4:25 5:05 6:459:2011:40 knew the right times to Daybreakers make Spider-Man's life (R) 7:50 10:20 12:45am worsen. Leap Year Locale to open up (PG) 1:10 4:00 7:3010:0012:30am In The Evil Dead Youth in Revolt movies, the main charac­ (R) 8:0510:35 ter Ash would be beaten It's Complicated to a pulp by the ghosts (R) shop near UCF 1:35 5:007:5010:40 and get his face constant­ Sherlock Holmes ly pushed in the mud; (PG-13) 1:25 4:307:3010:30 FROM AB gauklang named her Raimi would be the one Alvin and the Chipm111ks: small cafe after herself: to push Ash's face back The Squeakquel graphs are available for PomPom's. (PG) 1:50 4:25 7:059:3011:55 purchase. Avatar Porn Pom's is located (PG-13) 1:004:358:1011:45 "I like the art," said at 67 N. Bumby Ave., Avatar in Digmil 30 Zweibel, who is a fresh­ between East Washing­ (PG-13) 12:304:057:4011:15 man elementary educa­ ton Street and Kilgore The Prillce5.$and the Frog tion major. "It's my Street. (GJ 1:504:55 favorite part about this Hours of operation Up in the Air place. I don't really under­ are Monday through (R) 1:55 4:50 7:5510:25 stand it, but I appreciate Wednesday ll a.m. to 10 The Blind Side it. I really like that the art p.m., Thursday ll a.m. to (PG-13) 1:104:00 6:55 9:50 is from students." 5 a.m., 24 hours on Friday The Twilight Saga: New Moon Born and raised in (PG-13) 12:50 3:50 6:50 9:45 and Saturday, and open Thailand, Porn Moon- - Listings for Friday, Jan. 22 until 6 p.m. on Sunday.

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OUR STANCE OH, I see YOU GOT THE NEW EDITION THERE. YEAH, THE PROFESSOR SAIC> tT ( WAS AU. NEW ANt) UPl)ATEC>? • THE PROFESSOR REALLY HAt> NEW BOOKS ) PR!NTEt> 8ECAUSE' THE OLD Et>ITION l Peterson, MISSPELLEb HIS NAME ON THE COVER. ( NO, THE NEW 800K IS REI>. followed thro YOU COLOR BLINt:>7

he current Student additional needs of students. were graduate students. The T Government Associa­ This additional lab will clear team orchestrated events (9 / , tion president and up the congestion. that allowed graduate stu­ vice president made several Other objectives on the dents to get to know one t promises while running their team's agenda also aimed at another outside of class. campaign making UCF students feel These students deserve to It's impressive to see Brian personally affected by SGA'.s be included in campus activi­ Peterson and Andrick Lewis work. They aimed at focus­ ties. We hope the next SGA put so many projects into pro­ ing more attention on the leaders mirror the current duction now that they are students at the Rosen cam­ team and continue to include ZACH GREATHOUSE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE elected officials. pus and graduate students. these students. We were anxious to com­ They were successful at Not every campaign pare their platform promises adding Scantrons and con­ change that was promised with their current list of doms to the Rosen campus. was put into production achievements. The Peterson­ These might appear to seem though. Some things, such as CIA has no right Lewis team was very open frivolous projects but they saving Bright Futures, could and approachable about dis­ are benefits students at the not happen regardless of cussing our interests. regional campus enjoy that how hard the team worked We think it is worth men­ are now equally experienced We think this should be a recruiting at UCF tioning because many UCF by all UCF students. lesson to future SGA officers officials can be distant and They also added a full­ - do not make promises you The Central Intelli­ Pinochet's victims of politi­ Ii' preoccupied regarding inter­ time paid position to the will never be able to keep. gence Agency does no one cal imprisonment and tor­ views. SGA staff that will work on It is hard to anticipate a favor in coming to UCF ture. Besides their schedules, reaching out to the students what you will and will not to recruit unassuming stu­ Pinochet was still being the team has delivered on at the other campuses have control over. Future dents who may have no charged with hundreds of almost every campaign obli­ including the Daytona, Bre­ officers should do research idea ofthe CIA'.s past and accounts of crimes against gation. The most influential vard and South Lake areas. It prior to campaigning to recent history. humanity at the time ofhis change you have the team to is refreshing to see that the avoid this issue. The CIA has main­ death in 2006. thank for is the addition of current SGA leaders are not Despite the things out of tained a long history of UCF needs to offer the print lab. UCF has been failing to include all students their control Peterson and human rights abuses from more career options for waiting years for this to hap­ on their priority list. Lewis provided an unprece­ regime changes in Iran in MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ students other than mili­ pen. With UCF's population Also on SGA'.s list of dented level of commitment the 1950s and Chile in the Guest columnist tary, spy agencies, and the increasing at a rapid pace the important people who from an SGA team. We are 1970s to the drastic deci­ standard medium wage print lab in the Student received more attention than anxious to see what else they sion to invade Iraq in 2003 businesses that recruit year Union could not handle the previous administrations, will accomplish this year. on the false premises of declaring after year. that that country had weapons of Young adults who might be inter­ mass destruction aimed at the U.S. ested in the challenge and/or adven­ Let's also not forget the following ture that the military might offer may practice of rendition that has separat­ be just as interested in working in READER VIEWS ed many innocent Muslims from the merchant marine, which is a their families. These accused but not tough civilian job that can also pay in There is a difference between being a fan and proven terrorists have been abducted excess of more than $70,000 a year. MichaelJordan deserves a sports enthusiast and latter entails respect from their countries - be it the U.S., There are also jobs in pleasure and professionalism. ~y, etc. - and taken to cruise ships, or overseas ventures in privacy during games I can only hope that after leaving midway nations that tum a blind eye to inter­ the Peace Corps or non-governmen­ through the second half and not returning, he rogations by torture. tal organizations. As a lifelong fan of Michael Jordan I was forgives the lapse in judgment and continues The CIA overthrew the demo­ Bottom line, let's stop the mentali­ appalled to see the way students, fans, etc. to support his son and our school cratically elected government of ty that believes that everything can acted with regards to Mr. Jordan's privacy. Not Thank you. Mohammad Mosaddeq in Iran in be solved or gained by brute force or only did he allow his son to attend school 1953. The Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's subversion. There are other options. - BRIAN CURRIER here, but he also became a UCF fan himself. brutal regime was put in place and President Barack Obama would he ruled the nation until he himself do well to take lessons from Mikhail was overthrown by the student pro­ Gorbachev (the last leader of the testers and ayatollahs in the 1979 Soviet Union) as he sends more U.S. The Future encourages comments from readers. In order to be considered for publication, Iranian Revolution. troops into Afghanistan. Gorbachev To this day, the CIA'.s 1953 plan in finally ended Russia's involvement in letters to the editor should not exceed 300 words; we may edit for length; Submit them on line attempting to install a U.S. friendly Afghanistan by doing the unpopular at www.CentralFloridaFuture.com or fax them to 407-447-4556. Questions? Call 407-447-4558. ally in the Persian nation has resulted and unglamorous: he pulled his in hardliners continuing to assert troops out. their authority and repression He did not retain power after the against any attempts ofpro-demo­ Soviets ended the occupation, but he cratic movements in Iran. did avoid Russia's complete econom­ ON UCFNEWS.COM WHAT YOU ARE SAYING In 1973 the democratically elected ic and moral collapse by withdraw­ government of Chilean President ing the Soviet troops. There is no cem and love are constantly met with Salvador Allende was overthrown by more Soviet empire but there is a Helping Haiti requires more doubts about their truth and honesty. In a U.S. backed coup. Russian federation. than status update other words, Random Girl, give people a The American-supported ruler, Likewise, I appeal to President chance until they prove you wrong! Give Augusto Pinochet, took over until Obama to end an American empire It's true that many of us are not doing the BS meter a rest, you may find a quality 1990. Pinochet left a trail oftorture and restore the American republic, anything to help. As for myself, I donated to person, who is perfectly suited for you! and murder during his dictatorship and stop the human rights abuses the Red Cross today, and am going to the - STEVE COlANDRO - just ask the last president of Chile, created by false military ventures Florida's Blood Center clinic on campus Michelle Bachelet. She was one of and CIA blunders. tomorrow to donate blood They have a program until January 25th where they will Skladany back with football donate $1 to Haiti relief for every person team, replaces Collins that donates blood In addition, they are donating blood to Haiti. What one person MAN ON THE STREET Skladany has been a pretty good defen­ does may not be much, but together we sive coordinator for us in the past. The fact help a great deal I strongly encourage any­ that he was lllth in the nation last year is THE WORD AROUND CAMPUS one reading this to get involved in any way cause for concern though. possible to help the relief effort. -YOUR NAME - MATT 'Thoughts on Michael I am Random Girl: My Life as Club matches students, . a Superhero friends with disabilities Jordan leaving early?' I want to know more about "Best Bud­ Very entertaining. Although, on the seri­ dies." It would be great to have this pro­ ous side Mr. Colandro has some very valid gram in my hometown. How can it be start­ points. In support of that thought: "1\venty ed where I live? years from now you will be more disap­ pointed by the things you didn't do than by - PAUlA S. PERRY the ones you did So, throw off your bow­ lines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, McGwire deserves to be first Dream." - Mark 1\vain.(I hope I have MAMYORTIZ PAULGHANEM CHRISTOPHER ALVAREZ of 'steroid era' in Hall Marketing, Sophomore Micro & mol. biology, Sophomore Anthropology quoted that correctly) "I was at the game and I don't "He is great. He revolutionized "[He] shows his human side. I - ANTHONY CANZONERI I'm surprised you guys haven't written think he was mad. We were the game. If he had to leave have seen people leave at half­ anything about the Big 10 expansion and chanting his name and he the game, then it must have time before. He has a lot of expe­ • what might happen to the Big East in this Just because it's easy, does not mean it's stood up and waved." been important." rience at the game and called it process. not real or insincere. Random Girl has halfway in." been through a lot, but putting every per­ - YOUR NAME son, who shows genuine interest for you, • through an extreme filter will only push Class Crasher them away. Accepting people for who they seem to be is a much better way of Very interesting concept. approaching relationships. Because the alternative, may be emotionally safer, but -CHRIS extremely lonely. People should not have to defend their sincerity, unless there has This is a great idea, especially because some of the classes i need to take to gradu­ KUMAR JADOO STEVEN GILLIS JOSE SOTO been some kind of betrayal Most people Political Science, Junio'r ate were filled up. Advertising Interdisciplinary Studies, Senior will become hurt and ultimately resentful, "He probably has something to "An embarrassment for UCF." "I don't really care-." if their genuine gestures of affection, con- - JOHNS. do. Michael Jordan is a busy guy." ,'· ,,

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Black & Gold Express Service Shuttle operates 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM from Lot ES to the Burnett Honors College with no intermediate stops along the way. Additionally, our regular Black & Gold on-campus Shuttle operates 9:00AM to 7:00PM with designated 12 on-campus stops.

Parking may be a challenge during the beginning of each semester. Park at our off-site parking lots conveniently located at Research Park. Complimentary shuttles continuously transport passengers every 15 minutes from the Orlando Tech Center to our on-campus Health Center (Lot C3). Service is also available on Game Days. .

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