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University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 1-21-2010 Central Florida Future, Vol. 42 No. 4, January 21, 2010 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 42 No. 4, January 21, 2010" (2010). Central Florida Future. 2281. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2281 .. fREE • Published Mondays and Thursdays www.CentrafFforidaFuture.com • Thursday, January 21, 2010 Tea at the Porn ., Starting right Porn Pam's Teahouse Local Keith Clanton adjusting to plans to open a new UCF starting role -SEE SPORTS,A9 location - SEE VARIETY, A13 Union may be more accessible lr"'l'!':!':i-•_:\~ifi'r;oj<~;""~=~~~"'i(t~,:!i..,. .,;~'7~~"""·:.'i~,~,~=::--~- Aproposal to add Proposed project would add actuators handicap actuators to the SGAandOSI KERRI ANNE RENZULLI handicap actuators to the new doors will allow us to suites in the On THursday: Staff Writer doors. do that" Student Union is ~rt qjves lecture "[OSI] tries to be aware Toe proposal is current­ under review. on A proposed project of fin~inglhe Dead Sea of all students who attend ly under review as part of CHRISTINA DEPARIS / Sqolls almost $28,000 could make UCF," said Chantel Carter, the UCF Activity and Ser­ CENTRAL FLORIDA by Terri Kleckner the Student Government assistant director of the vice Fee budget for the com­ FUTURE Robert Eisenman, who has Association and the Office Office of Student Involve­ ing fiscal year. studied the history of the Scrolls of Student Involvement ment. '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 <!entral News and notices for the UCF community Jloriba Get ready for career expos Career Services is host­ ing an event called "Get Alumnus goes from Noticed: Shine at Career ,Uture Expos," that will take place black and gold to blue The Student Newspaper at IKF since 1968 today from 3 p.m. until 4 p.m. in room 185-C of Fer­ LEA ANNE CRITTENDEN January 21, 2010 rell Commons. Contributing Writer Vol 42, Issue 4 • 18 ~ You can discover what - - - r The Centro/ FIDfida Futun! is the imkpendeot student­ employers expect from stu­ UCF alumnus Richard written newspaper at the Univefsily of Ronda. dents before, during and Opinions in the Future are those of the lndi,idual Cravens Jr. is living out his dream colwnnistandnotne<essanlythoseofthe ltruialstril after a career fair, including of entertaining. or the Universil)' administration. All conten jXope<ty how to research employers, He's doing it right here in oftheCentm/RorldaFutun!and may not be ·nted in part orin whole without permission fiorn pubf!Sher. what to wear. Orlando, working for the Blue Call 407-823-2361 for Man Group. more information. It took Cravens three attempts at choosing a major until he Watch a movie, learn lessons stumbled into psychology.
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    Warrant List Current as of: June 02, 2020 Defendant's Defendant's Case Number of Total Amount Name Street Number Warrants Due AACKERLUND, THOR BJORN HICKORY E033077A 2 $601.00 ABABNEH, LOAY OMAR ALI MILL RIDGE E359293 2 $743.10 ABADI, SHAHLA BALAD COMMUNICATIONS 517565 1 $471.00 ABARCA, EDWIN ADEMIR 16TH 565083 1 $371.00 ABARCA, JENALYN LOZADA LIME RIDGE 537509F 1 $366.00 ABATAN, EMMANUEL OLUWAJUWON FOREST 544555F 2 $737.00 ABBASPOUR, KASRA BIG VALLEY 533303F 2 $1,137.00 ABBOTT, PHILLIP RAY BERRY E310879V 2 $743.10 ABBU, HAKEEM MUHAMMED NORCROSS E000769V 2 $703.10 ABDALLAH, JADAN BILAL ARBOR GLEN E305108 3 $1,024.20 ABDALLAH, KHALIFAH 7TH 484439 2 $687.10 ABDOLLAHI YAZDI, SIAMAK RINDLE RANCH E312978V 2 $728.10 ABDULLAH, OUSMAN MUHMMAD PALM E308188 5 $1,860.30 ABDULWAHAB, MOHAMED N SKILLMAN E364018F 2 $787.00 ABDURAHMAN, ABDULAHI MAHMUD ADLETA 15214159 1 $321.00 ABEBE, AZANIA VIA VERONA VIEW E417434V 2 $768.10 ABEDI, JOWN HADI LEGACY 595006F 4 $1,319.10 ABEE, JOSHUA ALLEN MT HOME CHURCH 496731F 3 $1,108.10 ABERNATHY, JAMES DARRELL AVE A 574026 4 $1,233.10 ABLES, MICHAEL SCOTT GREENBRIAR E148029 4 $1,635.10 Page 1 of 527 Warrant List Current as of: June 02, 2020 Defendant's Defendant's Case Number of Total Amount Name Street Number Warrants Due ABLES, REASON LLOYD WESTFIELD 448622 3 $814.10 ABNEY, RICKEY DEWAYNE WALNUT E374549 4 $1,474.00 ABONZA, LUCINO COMER E126304 4 $1,360.20 ABRAHAM, JONATHAN CHASE 9TH 592306F 2 $937.00 ABRAM, BRANDON LEE ANTOINE 426992 2 $687.10 ABRAMS, ADRIAN ALEXANDER ALMA DR 08086435 2 $777.00 ABRAMS, ANTWAINE STRECKER