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} PALEONTOLOGY Community mourns tragedy at candlelight vigil NATALIE MORERA . · silently huddled together as ifto Most of the students who Noonan said think any little thing would help Staff Writer find, in the warmth of fellow­ gathered did not know the vic­ Noonan showed her support [the parents],'' Noonan said. ship, solace from the cold that tims, but still mourned the loss by joining Facebook groups cre­ The VT Afomni Associa­ Hundreds of people, includ- gripped the nation in the after- · of those lives as a college com- ated _to support the victims and tion's Chapter in Orlando was . ing members of the Central math of a massacre. munity. . families of the VT massacre. present at the vigil. . Florida chapter of the Virginia A brass band took up the Ashley Noqnan, a 19-year­ She plans on doing more to help Kym Hypes, 44, attended the Tech Alumni Association, con­ tune of Amazing Grace, and old freshman nursing major, those affected, including aiding vigil along with the association gregated at the UCF Reflecting audience members lit candles, was at Tuesday night's vigil. the VT Remembrance Fund, to mourn the tragedy that has Pond in the early evening hours encircling the Pond in ~ ring of "Every college student is which was started by junior overshadowed her hometown. Tuesday to honor the 32 inno­ light, illuminating the water and going to feel a connection with Shaun Notinan. "We grew up in Blacksburg. cent lives lost at vr. many somber faces, trying to what happened because every "I will d~finitely look into The audience was still, erase the darkness. college student has a bond," that. I think that is a great idea I PLEASE SEE BELL ON AS SAFETY AT HOME Presidential Election 2008 Obama gains large support at local rally

WHEN FISH ATTACK Senator collects $500,000at Edwards rallies support ) FLYING STURGEON John Edwards, seeking a presidential rally in Tampa nomination for 2008, spoke at a rally NECESSITATES A April 12 arguing for lower college debt ROBYN SIDERSKY and withdrawal from Iraq. · Staff Writer E PLEASE SEE EDWARDS ON A2 It's not always a good thing It's been a busy week for 1 when the fish are Senator and presidential jumping. At the end of hopeful Barack Obama, cam­ March, a woman riding a paigning in cities around the personal watercraft on country, including Tampa on the Suwannee River was Sunday. struck by a jumping · A crowd of 2,000 support­ sturgeon. The fish, which ers gathered at The Cuban can weigh up to 200 · Club in Ybor City to rally for pounds and grow te> 8 Obama. feet long, caused the woman serious injuries. For a $25 donation, people Her husband was the ~ould hear Obama give a 45- first to find her after minute speech after a per­ the accident, face­ ABE ABO RAYA I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE formance from the nationally aown in the water. She Two UCF police officers, Tim Isaacs, left, and William Funk, observe students across the Reflecting Pond on Wednesday. The shootings Monday at acclaimed Florida Agricultur­ was incomprehensible, Virginia Tech have caused universities nationwide to examine their safety protocols. al and Mechanical University but mentioned a"big marching band fish." Sunday was a successful day of fundraising for Obama; he collected $500,000 from the private breakfast, rally and AROUND CAMPUS,A2 dinner he hosted in Tampa The event occurred coinci­ SGA TO HOST CRAM 4 JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE RE dently on Jackie Robinson Senator Barack Obama greets the 2,000- "' ·'THE EXAM SAT. TO GET Day, a celebration of Major person crowd gathered Sunday in Tampa. READY FOR FINALS League Baseball's first black baseball player. poised; he thinks before he " The event, held at_the Library, will Answering a question THE UCFVITALS Students from the Univer­ talks; he's someone who reads feature free study materials, food and sity of South Florida were at the paper." STUDENT POPULATION · annually on the police - prizes. Librarians, professors and on everyone's minds: the rally, with signs showing In reference to Jackie students will be on hand to help 44,979 students enrolled. less than 1.percent of UCF's support for Obama. Robinson Day, Eisenberg said, • • students prepare for their tests. The $926 million budget. SIZE OF CAMPUS "I think he has the interna­ "He broke color barriers, like 4th and 5th floors will be quiet study What if it were UCF? tional experience,'' said USF what Obama could do. It's neat 123 buildings spread out CAMPUS SECURITY areas. senior sociology major Jarin that it's the same day." over 1,415 acres-not 65 NADA TAHA There are blue light poles Eisenberg. "He went to a Mus­ Staff Writer including satellite on campus, not including . lim school. He's a new change, PLEASESEE OBAMA ON AS LOCAL &STATE, A2 campuses. the four on every level of As families and college students all over the each parking garages. With FOLEY PAYS FOR LEGAL nation mourn, criticisms leak into the cracks of POLICE FORCE the push of a btitton, • FEES WITH LEFTOVER the investigation of the deadliest shooting in 65 officers on campus,and students are put through to modem U.S. history. more than $6 million spent a 9-1-1 operator. Professor uncovers the CAMPAIGN MONEY In the span of a little more than two hours ~ Former U.S. Rep. Mark Foley is racking Monday, 32 students were shot to death at Vrr­ up huge legal bills defending himself .gi.nia Tech in Blacksburg, Va, by Cho Seung-Hui, truth of family's freedom against potential criminal charges in 23, as they innocently did what every college stu­ "No public 'university is the Internet teen sex scandal that led dent is supposed to do - attend class. And so she did to his resignation. He is paying for Some facts are well-known. The victims have well equipped to handle It was from Arthur Bittel­ them with feftover campaign contri­ faces and the killer has a name. But many ques­ Sheryl Cohn speaks man, Cohn's great-uncle who tions are left unanswered. butions. a situation like that ... Sheryl Needle Cohn, an education was living in Dubno, in mod­ Why weren't students and faculty alerted to professor at UCF's South Lake ern-day Ukraine. He sent the the shootings sooner? Why wasn't the school the only way to. prevent Campus, spoke to students Sunday postcard to notify the family of NATION &WORLD, A4 locked down? night about her experiences the hardships he and the rest of And what ifit happened at UCF? discovering her family's link to the the family were facing. • POLICE SAY GUNMAN'S Many UCF officials said the situation may not it is to make the Holocaust. "It was written to my grand­ MAILED MATERIALS · · have played out very differently. mother in Yiddish, so I took it institution a prison'' Go to www.CentralFloridaFuture.com OFFER FEW ANSWERS "No public university is well equipped to han­ to a rabbi to have it translated," ,. dle a situation like that or will ever be prepared - CPL.JAMES ROOP, UCFPD Cohn said "It said, 'Things are The disturbing manifesto and videos in the way that society wants now," UCF Police .SARAH ROGERS very bad in village of Dubno; of Cho Seung-Hui delivering a Department spokesman Cpl James Roop said Contributing Writer continue to get as much of the "The only way to prevent it is to make the insti- According to CNN report, Vf Police Chief snarling tirade about rich "brats'' and a Sheryl Needle Cohn was family out as you can."' • their"hedonistic needs" had some tution a prison." Wendell Flinchum said investigators believed it Things were indeed bad, As two students lay dead on the fourth flpor was an isolated incident and were pursuing a rummaging through her marginal value to police, but they grandmother's apartment and Bella Bittelman did exact­ didn't add much, say investigators. of the West Ambler Johnston dormitory of VT, ''person of interest" ly as the postcard instructed. thousands of students went about their normal The 895-resident dormitory was, however, when she discovered the key that would unlock much of her She saved her siblings' lives. , routines without knowing that a shooter was on • locked down, and residents were notified of the '~t the age of 13, my grand­ campus. situation Jewish hi.Story. It was a mere postcard, for­ mother came to the United INDEX TODAY'S It wasn't until 9-.26 a.in, more than two hours According to CNN, another e-mail was sent gotten among various pictures States and got a job rolling Around Campus after the first shootings, that campus officials five minutes after the shootings at Norris Hall, 2 WEATHER and mementos in a small card­ cigars in New York,'' Cohn Weather 2 sent out a school-wide e-mail informing students which took place at 9:45 am., informing students said of the situation that a "gunman is loose on campus:' board box inside Bella Bittel­ Local &State 2 man Needle's Brooklyn apart­ '~s soon as she made Nation &World 4 ·~ shooting incident occurred at West Roop agreed with the actions of vr police enough money, she sent the Ambler Johnston earlier this morning. Police are and said that the UCF Main Campus, which has ment. .. Sports 6 Cohn, an education profes­ money back to Dubno and she Variety 8 MOSTLY SUNNY on the scene and investigating," the e-mail read about 20 more buildings than the polytechnic got her sister Anna, and the police officers and school officials were university, would not have been locked down sor at UCF's South Lake cam­ aassifieds 11 · vr pus, could not read the post­ two of them made enough aware of the shootings but decided not to lock­ money to get '[brothe'r] Arthur Sudoku 13 s2° 62° card's fore,ign script, but felt down the school and alert students and faculty. PLEASE SEE SHOOTINGS ON A3 .. Crossword 13 the need to discern its con­ tents. ' PLEASES EE JOURNEY ON A3

" I A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com April 20, 2007 • (entrctf "Ofilia 1uture . 1 • AROUND POW POW CAMPUS genres and forms of writing. Contributing Writer The C£ntral Florida Future is the independent, student­ For more information, con­ Written newspaper at the University of Central Florida. tact Ashley Carney at ashleycar­ When UCF student Abby Landrum Opinions in the Future are those of the lndlvldual stepped inside the battery-powered RAV4 columnist and no) necessarily those of the edltorial staff ney_ucf@yaJ?.oo.com. or the University administration. All content is property of Ev; she was caught off guard The SUV the Central FloridaFutu re aod may not be reprinted in part Fun run/walk for charity was so quiet, she didn't even believe it was or In whole without pennission fro mthe publisher. The Snident Wellness Advo­ on. For Landrum, like most people who " cate Team, known as SWAT, and attended Monday's Focus the Nation kick­ Domino's Pizza will hold a char­ off event, it was the first time she'd ever • ity 5k fun run/walk for St. Jude's had the opportunity to drive an electric Editor in Chief Children Hospital on Saturday vehicle. Troy Hillier x213 starting at the Sigma Alpha The electric car test drive was the first editor@Centra/F/oridafuiure.com part of an event that featured the docu­ Epsilon house on Greek Row. scon GURLEY I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE News Editor • Registration costs $15 ·and mentary Who Killed the Electric Car? and Electrical engineering sophomore, Stephan Faulkner, and other UCF students look on as a driver prepares to take NASA's a question and answer period with the P,be Aboraya x213 will start at 8 a.m. with the race Smart car out for a spin during Monday's Focus the Nation kick-off event. After driving electric vehicles, attendees would news@Centra/Floridafuture.com film's director, Chris Paine, and executive be able to view the documentary, Who Killed the Electric Car? and dialogue with the director. starting at 9 a.m. Opinions Editor For more information, con­ director of Plug in America, Chelsea Sex- . • ton. major Stephan Faulkner drove one of the Chris Hoyler x213 tact Reach for Wellness at 407- opinions@(entra/f(oridafuture.com 823-5841. The mission of Focus the Nation is to GEM vehicles and said when he buys a educate communities and stimulate dis­ Film's director speaks to students . car, he plans to buy one that is more envi­ Sports Editor Cram 4 the Exam before finals cussion toward solving the problem of Chris Paine held a question-and-answer session ronmentally friendly. "If the technology Melissa Heyboer x215 The Student Government global warming, said the group's student after showing the documentary. improves,'' he said, "I plan to get the most sports@(entra/F/oridafuture.com , Association will hold Cram 4 organizer, Natalia Paredes...... gas-efficient vehicle there is that has good "Right now, our focus is carbon emis­ technology and low maintenance." Variety Editor the Exam on Saturday from 7:30 Go to www.CentralfloridaFuture.com Corinne Schuler x214 • is p.m. to 1 a.m. 'in the Library. sions because that what's causing glob­ GEM provided its own verucles, while [email protected] al warming and the greenhouse effect," nuances that the viewer might not get the Prius and RAV 4 EV were provided by Students need to bring a Photo Editor valid student ID to get in. Paredes said · from the movie." private owners. The GEM vehicles, whiCh James Andres • For more information, con­ Those attending the test-drive session, Fairall added that where the movie left can also be seen around campus, are con­ • her impressed with electric vehicles, rid­ tact Zephyr Wtlkins at 407-823- which was held in the parking lot near the sidered low speed vehicles and top out at Senior Staff'Writer 2193. West Parking Garage, could choose from ing in one made her fall in love. 25 mph, while the RAV4 EV, Prius and Abeer Abdalla five different vehicles: Toyota's hybrid, Landrum shared similar sentiments Smart car travel at speeds suitable for Staff Writers • Prius, two Global Electric Motorcars, after taking the RAV4 on a quick trip highway use. Victor Anderson, Brandon Bielich, NASA's lithium-powered Smart car, and around campus. She said the experience Paredes said she was pleased with the Nathan Curtis, William Goss, ! the most sought-after ride of the after­ Was "very cool, besides the fact that I did­ event. "We got a lot of response, not only Mary Knowles, Zach Moore, l LOCAL noon, the Toyota RAV4 EY. n't hear it start, and I didn't know it ~ from UCF students but from 'outsiders' as Brian Murphy, Ileana Rodriguez, I' • Heidi Fairall, a UCF alumna and long­ on. There's no starting. You just push the well," she said "Guests were able to have -Crystal Scott, Robyn Sidersky &STATE time fan of electric vehicles, was eager to key in and hold it, and then when it says a hands-on experience with the electric test one out for herself at Mondays event. 'ready,' put it in drive and go. vehicle and then had the opportunity to . Copy Editors Keep local with headlines "The test-drive event really opened my "The pick up wasn't as quick, but basi­ learn why it wa$n't on the market. Padrick Brewer, Jenn Kepler, I1 • you may have missed cally it was just like a regular car,'' said Adam 0. Manzor, Matt Morrison, eyes to how amazing an electric vehicle "It was amazing to see the excitement Becky Williams is,'' Fairall said. "Who Killed the Electric Landrum, who first started thinking about and surprise of people who were driving Foley pays for mounting legal fees Car? does a marvelous job of getting buying an environmentally friendly vehi­ the electric car,'' she said. "A lot of stu­ Staff Photographers with leftover campaign cash across how outstanding electric vehicles cle after watching Al Gore's documentary, dents approached me and told me they · Rebecca Barnett, Brian Bustos, WEST PALM BEACH - are, but actually being able to examine An Inconvenient Truth. liked the whole experience because they Ben Edelstein, Brian Fieg, Nigel Gray, Former U.S. Rep. Mark Foley is and ride in one communicates important Second-year electrical engineering learned a lot." Andy Jacobsohn, Amanda Moore, racking up huge legal bills Ryan Pelham ' . defending himself against Editorial Cartoonist potential criminal charges in Spain Fischer the Internet teen sex scandal that led to his resignation and is Art Director • paying them with leftover cam­ Edwards wants to lower college costs Ben Henderson paign contributions. Gr~phic Artists I 1 Foley spent $206,000 in cam­ JESSICA SUNDAY least 10 hours a week. Edwards said he sin- earlier, and now we are stuck. We need to Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat 1 gle-handedly raised $300,000 for the pro- figure out another solution." paign cash on attorneys from Staff Writer Editorial Adviser • November to ·January, accord­ gram Elizabeth Edwards discussed the simi- Presidential hopeful John Edwards "I think that's a righteous idea," said Jeff larities of the war in Iraq and the tragedy \ Alex Babcock x210 l. ing to recent filings with the \~ adviser@(entra/Fforidafuture.com / Federal Election Commission. offered his sympathy and support to the Parks, a music education major. "But it at Vrrginia Tech on her blog last Monday. ~-~-~ --·" The FEC has ruled in other Vrrginia. Tech community. would be hard to go through with. Loans Writing after the death of the l,OOOth • cases that such expenditures "We know what an unspeakable, life­ are such a huge part of a college student's American in Iraq, she said, "It wasn't one are generally lawful. That left changing moment this is for these families life:' thousand [deaths] but a thousand ones, and how, in this moment, it is hard to feel Edwards rallied the crowd by promis- . each with a family, each with corsages or about $1.7 million in the Florida Advertising Sales Director • Republican's campaign account anything but overwhelming grief, much ing a "chance for everybody, not just rich boutonnieres pressed between the pages Mark Lanaris x204 on March 31, even after he less the love and support around you,'' people," to succeed in America. of a book, each with dreams and plans. [email protected] Edwards wrote on his personal Web site. Wayne Hogan, a civil justice attorney And so it is again with at least 32 young returned more than $110,000 University Sales Director from donors. The vice-presidential nominee in 2004, campaigning with the Edwards ticket, people of promise." and one ofthe trio offront-runners for the said, "He should appeal to students ifthey Edwards' main rallying point for his Heissam Jebailey x201 -· "Many congressmen, when [email protected] they resign, they keep the . presidential nomination in 2008, . look to somebody who believes in diversi- supporters was that Americans need to money and do good things with expressed his concern for all college stu­ ty." help themselves and their country. Classifieds Sales Director it. But paying for your legal dents in America at a political rally at The topic of the war in Iraq quickly ''.Ask yourself, what do you do? How Trisha Irwin x212 bills? I don't think so," said Florida Community College in Jack­ came to the forefront of Edwards' speech, · · much do you love this country? Because Trisha/@KnightNewspapers.com Robert Starr, chairman of the sonville last Thursday. which brought cheers from the crowd no president will solve your problems. Distribution Manager Charlotte County Republican At the rally, Edwards advocated after he mentioned his plan for withdraw- · That's a fantasy," Edwards said Drew Agan x211 Party. "I got my 500 bucks back. decreased debt for college graduates and al. Prompting the crowd to get engaged [email protected] easier access to federal grants to make col­ "I have a simple view: America needs and be patriotic about "other things than ... I gave him money because I General Manager believed in him. It's not that way lege life easier for young people. , to leave," Edwards said "Iraq is a bleeding the war," Edwards was hopeful to make "Insanity - it should be easier, not sore." America the country of the 21st century. i · Brian Linden x220 I anymore." \ [email protected] / • harder, for kids to go to college,'' Edwards' Some Democrats on campus do not "No president can do it alone,'' '-,, ______,./ PLEAsES EE LOCAL ON A4 said agree with this mentality. Edwards said Edwards contributed to a plan to "That's a nice thought but not realistic. Agreeing with Edwards, Parks said, Fax: 407-447-4556 reduce the amount of student debt There is a way out, but we can't just leave,'' "The public should get involved " Published by Knight Newspapers • through the College for Everyone pro­ said Brittnee Brown, a commtinications Edwards offered his view ofth e current 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 gram in eastern North Carolina. The pro­ major. administration, as the topic turned to Orlando, FL 32817 gram pays for tuition and books for over "The reasons for going weren't cor­ LET US KNOW 100 poor, aspiring students who. work at rect," Parks said. 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FROM Al measures at UCR out," Cohn said. 'futhur was the last to To help with emergency situations, leave of the family." UCF officials installed a security pr~ • , : ) Not long after Arthur arrived in either in an effort to minimize ''may­ vention measure last January, but not America, the Bittelman family faced a · hem." many students or faculty are aware . . nightmare that millions ofJews faced in ''I think what they did [was] right, that these systems are available. the 1930s: their family had vanished. as far as what I can tell right now," The phone system, Reverse 9ll, , ~ ) Years later, another resident of Roop said. '"They thought the threat uses a computer-based technology _, Dubno who had fled relayed the mes­ was over with.'' that calls land-line numbers based on - sage to Bella Bittelman and her siblings-• . With massive news coverage ofthe geography or a certain group ofpeople _. that the rest of their family had been VT massacre, many UCF students and sends automated messages. ) marched to the old Jewish cemetery said they are not able to escape the Kevin McCarthy, president of the and murdered. ''what if' question: What would UCF company Reverse 9ll, said that the sys- Most of the headstones in the ceme- have done ifthis had happened on our tem was originally used for municipaI ~· ,;: ; tery were pulled from the graves they campus? emergencies but has, in the past five marked, ground up and used for gravel After watchfug the incident unfold years, been used more and more on ·a. c-~ for German tanks to travel on. The site on TY, Stephanie Jartris, 20, a junior college campuses. is now acknowledged with a Holocaust marketing major, said she's not con­ McCarthy said that the VT incident .. ,,,, J memorial surrounded by tall wild vinced UCF police could handle a sit­ eaused an influx ofcalls from universi- . <• grasses, weeds and forest. · GREGORYTERRiTO I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE uation of that magnitude. ties all over the nation to the compa- · .:• "The curator of the museum con­ Sheryl Needle Cohn, right, professor of education, greets guests after speaking at a Holocaust remembrance service. ''I think the police would respond ny's sales department. He said it was ..· , firmed the story of my family, and I quickly, but I don't think they're pre­ the largest' amount of calls since Sept.. _ r-. >found file footage of Jews in Dubno their families," Pelli said. "They are col­ camps: pared for something like that," Jarvis ll, 2001 r;:• being lined up and shot," Cohn said lecting data like this, and it's becoming "Train stops - doors open - relief. said. '"The only time I really see police - "In this modem day, it doesn't make This discovery began Cohn's available online." Suitcases left on platform. is when they're running radar:' any sense why people wouldn't use " Tl" · .1 month-long expedition to walk in her Cohn, a curator and her armed driv­ March inside cmnp - freedom ends Even With 65 officers on the UCF the tech that we have. It can save lives. ',,. ·7 family's footsteps and to unravel the er made their way to a marketplace in - deprivation; · police task force and more than $6 mil­ In a circumstance like Vrrginia Tech, truth of what happened in the Dubno Dubno where they knew the cemetery Unimaginable cruelty ap.d sadism. lion allocated to the police depart­ there's a very good chance you could ..... ;,;•, villages. was located. The site was blotj victim, when mass murders were con­ made her way through the tall grass holocaust has to be preserved for the '"There aren't measures that can easily Mobile Campus, an advertising com- ;_r.,, .~ ducted in villages, and one in the years and found one of the few remaining Jewish history, and has to be made stop a student from doing what the pany that solicits college students _ following where murders took place in headstones from the original cemetery. aware on a global, scale that these killer did there, but it's hard to really through text messages on their cell ..~~, concentration camps. As she took two steps to the right crimes continue today," Cohn said. expect and prevent that sort of freak phones. The program costs UCF noth- : _•, ) "The murders in villages were actu- from the headstone, Cohn tripped into Cohn mustered the courage to tell occurrence. All I can hope right now is ing, and students only need to paytext­ ally quite widespread," · said Moshe a 2-foot-deep ditch. her tale Sunday dining Congregation that we have a good system ofdamage message charges based on their wire- Pelli, director of the interdisciplinary She instantly realized what she was Sinai of Clermont's memorial service control, student safety plans and less provider. program in Judaic studies. "The Jews standing in. · for Yorn Hashoah, the Holocaust police reaction time:' White said the program is a "win­ J were kept in ghettos and eventually led "When I stood in the ditch where Remembrance Day. · As the mourning continues and win situation" that not only allows · to concentration camps." my relatives were murdered, I sobbed," When asked what in particular she students observe moments of silence UCF ·clubs to message students, but By searching through Jewish geneal- Cohn said. "I just . uncontrollably wants people to take away from her in their classes, UCF psychology also enables quick emergency eapabil­ 1 ogy in New York City, the Ukrainian sobbed." family's past, and the past ofmillions of Chairman Robert Dipboye said the ities. archives and the Ellis Island database, Cohn finished her journey aro\J.nd Jews, Cohn paused and said that her reaction for an incident of this sort ''I think that, unfortunately, it takes Cohn was able to track down the very former Russia and saw the remains of answer is two-fold. shouldn't be increased anxiety. tragic events 'to make you see the big . village - the very .ditch - where her- concentration camps, saw various "One, the Holocaust really did hap­ ''Rationally, ifyou look at it in terms picture sometimes," White said. ''As ...... •~ } family was executed. memorials and met other western voy­ pen. We lost an entire generation of of the probability of occurrence, it's far as us helping keep UCF students ., 1 In years prior, this would have been agers also learning of their family's possibilities - of future teachers, doc­ probably a lot safer on a university safe, we're going to promote Mobile " .. a much more tedious task than search­ . pasts. tors, musicians, lawyers, in the destruc­ campus than downtown Orlando,'' Campus more as a safety precaution .. ,... I ing online, but Nazi records and Jewish On her flight back to the United tion of such a gifted group of people - Dipboye said. '"There's not a reason to via your cell phone:' , ..: .. i family records alike continue to resur­ States, Cohn welled up with strong of six million lost lives." have high amounts of apxi.ety. That's Currently, 3,000 students are , , • face. emotions of overwhelming grief: anger, "The other is that genocide contin­ an irrational reaction. As unfortunate signed up on the program; but White ''Yad Vashem, the monument to the and in a sense, closure: ues today. Cruelty of one group ofpeo­ as [mass shootings] are, we go through said SGA hopes to have more than · a 1 Holocaust in Israel, just did an up-to­ She summed up her emotions with ple towards another and the inhumani­ our daily activities. Ifwe let things like 10,000 students on board soon. , ·'. date museum replacing the old one. It a prose she wrote remembering the ty continues today, and we need to be this affect Us daily, that would be the As disapprovals and concerns con- ' ... t has a listing of [victims] and people train tracks ofBerkenau where millions aware of it. And the United Nations irrational reaction." ...... who died in the war, as recorded by of Jews.were transported to the death needs to take a bigger roJe in this area." Still, there are a number ofsecurity PLEASE SEE STUDENTS ON A4

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Jumping sturgeon injures St. Petersburg woman in north Fla. OLD TOWN - A sturgeon jumped out of a river and hit a woman riding a personal watercraft causi.rig severe injuries, the latest accident involving the flying fish along the Suwannee River, officials said Sharon Touchton, 50, of St. Petersburg, suffered a rup­ SUSAN WALSH I ASSOCIATED PRESS tured spleen and had three fin­ Aprotester holds up a sign prior to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testifying before gers reattached by surgeons, the Senate Judiciary Committee in the U.S. Capitol in Washington Thursday. but she lost her left pinkie fin- ger and a t9oth. . Police say VT gunman's video, were dismissed was She had been camping manifesto offers few answers "nowhere near as rigorous or March 31 with a group of per­ BLACKSBURG, Va -The structured as it should have sonal watercraft enthusiasts disturbing manifest and beeIL" near the town of Suwannee in videos of Cho Seung-Hui Offering an apology to the north Florida, said Karen Park­ delivering a snarling tirade eight and their families, he er with the Florida Fish pnd about rich "brats" and their also said he had "never sought Wildlife Conservation Com­ ''hedonistic needs" had some • to mislead or de,ceive the missioIL The group went for a margmru value to police, but Congress or the American ride and Touchton was travel­ they didn't add much that people" on that or any other ing 25 to 30 mph before the investigators didn't already matter. accident. know, officials said Thursday. Sen. Arlen Specter of Touchton's husband was The self-made video and Pennsylvania, the panel's sen­ the first to come up behind her photos of Cho pointing guns ior Republican, offered the after the accident and found as if he were imitating a attorney general no more her floating face-down in the movie poster were mailed to comfort in his opening water. NBC on the morning of the remarks. No one else saw the colli­ Vuginia Tech massacre. "This is not a game of sion, so it was initially unclear A Postal Service time gotcha," Specter said. In a what had happened / stamp reads 9:01 a.m. -:­ reflection of the stakes, he "I thought she was dead," between the two attacks that told the attorney general he said Nick Touchton, her hus­ left 33 people dead. faces the equivalent of a band. He remembers dragging In much of Cho's video­ "reconfirmation hearing.'' her out of the water. She was­ taped rants, the 23-year-old Gonzales has provided dif­ n't breathing and he could see speaks in a harsh monotone, fering versions of the events that she had bitten through her but it isn't clear to whom he is surrounding the firings, first tongue and it was swelling, speaking. saying he had almost no choking her. ''You had a hundred billion involvement in them and then Her fmgers had been chances and ways to have later acknowledging that his sheared off by the sharp edge avoided today," Cho says in role was larger - but only of the sturgeon's bony plate. one, with a snarl on his lips. after e-mails about meetings They were hanging by a strip "But you decided to spill my he attended were released by of flesh. blood. You forced me into a the Justice Department to comer and gave me only one House and Senate commit­ option. The decision was tees. - ASSOCIATED PRESS yours. Now you have blood on your hands that will never Gates tells Iraqi leaders military wash off;" commitment is not open-ended NBC said the package con­ BAGHDAD, Iraq tained a rambling and often Defense Secretary Robert HIGHER incoherent 23-page written Gates slipped into Iraq Thurs­ statement, 28 video clips and day to warn Iraqi leaders that EDUCATION 43photos. the U.S. commitment to a mil­ It was. given to State Police itary buildup there is not What's in the news at but contained little that they open-ended colleges around the country didn't already know, Col. Gates said the political Steve Flaherty said Thursday. tumult in Washington over Kalamazoo Community College Flaherty said he was disap­ fmancing the military pres­ IN THEATRES APRIL 27 closed due to Internet threats pointed that NBC decided to ence in Iraq shows that both KALAMAZOO, Mich. - broadcast parts of it. the American public .and the Threats posted on an online On NBC's Today show Bush administration are run­ blog worried Kalamazoo Val­ Thursday, host Mere4ith ning out of patience with the ley Community College offi­ Vieira said the decision to air war. He was speaking to cials enough Thursday that the information "was not reporters in Israel just before they shut down the campuS for taken lightly." . ' his quick flight to Baghdad. For more information call, 407.841.LYNX the rest of the week, the sher­ VAI v The package helped "I would like to see faster or visit our website at golynx.com iff's department and the school explain one mystery: Where progress,'' he said, adding that L·J f J A said the gunman Was and what he momentum by the Iraqi gov­ The threats followed a week did during that two-hour win­ ernment on political reconcil­ of lock-downs and evacuations dow between the first burst of iation as well as legislation on at schools across the country in gunfire, at a high-rise dorm, sharing oil revenue would the wake of the Vrrginia Tech and the second attack, at a . "begin the process to send a shooting massacre. The Kala­ classroom building. message that the leaders are mazoo messages, police say, Authorities on Thursday beginning to work together." referenced the violence in disclosed that more than a He said that, in turn, would Blacksburg, Va year before the massacre, Cho create an environment in 'We were contacted by state had been accused of sending which violence could be law enforcement authorities unwanted messages to two reduced and made aware of a very spe­ women and was taken to a Underscoring the urgency cific threat to our campus," col­ psychiatric hospital on a mag­ in controlling the violence, lege vice president Michael R istrate's orders and was pro­ police said a suicide car Collins said ''.As a result, we are nounced a danger to himself. bomber rammed into a fuel canceling classes for today and But he was released with truck in central Baghdad only through the weekend and are orders to undergo outpatient hours before Gates' arrival, actively working with local law treatment. killing at least 11 people. The enforcement agencies to attack came a day after one of resolve the situatioIL" Gonzales faces criticism but says the bloodiest days in Baghdad Collins said the school was that firings were justified since the U.S. troop increase contacted at 8 a.m. by law WASHINGTON -His job began nine weeks ago, with enforcement officials about the in jeopardy, Attorney General foui strikes killing more than threats. Abou,t an hour later, the Alberto Gonzales said Thurs­ 180people. decision was made to close day no impropriety was "It is very important they both campuses and release· all · . involved in the dismissal of make every effort to get this faculty and staff. - eight federal prosecutors and done as soon as possible," the ·decision was "justified Gates said, noting that an Pa. university locks down after and should stand" attack last week by a suicide shooting a block from campus Appearing before a plainly bomber on a cafeteria at the PITTSBURGH - A small skeptical Senate Judiciary Iraqi parliament inside the private university declared a Committee, Gonzales con­ U.S.-guarded Green Zone brief, partial lockdown Thurs­ ceded that "reasonable peo­ made people particularly day morning after a man was ple might disagree" with the nervous. I ~ shot near the urban campus. decisioIL He said the process Point Park University offi­ by which the U.S. attorneys -ASSOCIATED PRESS Gob'"d:,,To ~ Kn; ow· ,,< ::: · cials sent an e-mail to students, ... --... -·... -- ~ -- - .:. -._::;:::"- ...... :: .....~,, ~ faculty and staff informing l\l:l~rt~a¥,'thr~ Saturday s.ervi

,in honor of VT loss After a performance from FAMU's .,. marching band, Obama descended a long black staircase to the stage and FROM Al power." the crowd of awaiting fans. UCF counselors were also at the The main theme of the speech was We went to school there, so for us event to provide support to any stu­ change. Throughout the speech, 1 this is a very personal thing. Our fam­ dents who needed it. Obama consistently used the phrase ili~s are rooted in the college," Hypes Jacquie Withers, a licensed clini­ "turning the page." said. cal social worker, was at the vigil He addressed the war in Iraq. say­ . Hypes described Blacksburg as a representing the Counseling Center. ing he was ~·proud that in 2002 [he] ) beautiful "storybook" community "I especially appreciated that the said it was a bad idea. It's time to get with no crime. [VT] Alumni Association was here," · our troops out." "It's a great place to grow up, and Withers said. "I think it was very At this, the crowd cheered wildly. > it's hard to believe this could happen meaningful to them to see the sup­ He criticized the Bush administra­ to our safe haven," Hypes said. "I port here at UCF. That people care tion, saying, ·~ president I will never think I cried all day yesterday and about what happened; that people send [troops] on a illission where the last night. The tears have just from another university came out to mission is undefined." He added that stopped because we are able to talk show support for them." he is confident in his ability to lead the about it." David Givens, a 21-year-old jun­ JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE ' country. "We will recover. We'll come ior philosophy and religious studies Supporters of presidential candidate Barack Obama gather Sunday at The Cuban Club in Ybor City. The event, held Obama touched on issues such as on Jackie Robinson Day, included a breakfast, rally and dinner in which Obama raised $500,000. · back stronger than ever," Hypes double major spoke at the vigil. 1 the energy crisis, saying, ''.An economy said. Givens also rang a bell 32 times, one that serves some but not all is not choice. able for many Americans. The bill · President John Hitt expressed his toll for each victim, after the cere­ good enough." Junior history major Alex Weaver would increase the maximum Pell sympathy and support for the vie­ mony candles were lit. The senator called the problems of is the student director of Students for Grant from the current limit of $4,050 . ·i tims and the community at the vigil. "Personally, I was blown away by the country "difficult but not impossi­ Barack Obama, an organization for to a new maximum of $5,100. "I think all we can truly do is how many students were able to ble." students who support the candidate According to the Federal Election reach out to them and one another attend," Givens said. "This is a He talked about the attitude of the and want to help with the campaign. Commission, Obama raised the most and hope that time and God's heal­ stressful week, as it is, for everyone "I'm really excited about him and money in the first quarter. He brought · 1 current administration, saying Bush's " ing grace will bring comfort," Hitt here, across the country on college attitude was one that says, "Life's not his enthusiasm with young people. in a total of $24.8 million for the pri- . said. campuses; just the amount of f: . " Things are moving really fast with maries. Alexis Stangl, a 21-year-old jun­ turnout, the emotional reaction air. He also discussed the education [the campaign], and it's getting a lot of At the bottom of Obama's Web site J ior, plaruied the event with the help we've had from everyone here." system and said, "[It] is leaving too interest," Weaver said. is a link to a Facebook profile of the ofNotman. Richard Schmidt, president of many people behind" Weaver described Obama as the senator, which is regularly updated - Stangl felt it was important for the VT Alumni Association's Cen­ On a positive note, Obama said he most non-partisan politician, citing with information about the presiden- • college students to get together and tral Florida Chapter, spoke at the feels the winds have changeli, refer­ examples of times he worked willing­ tial campaign. ; "show strength and solidarity." vigil and brought many people to encing young voters. He said, ''.Ameri­ ly with Republican senators on bills; After the Virginia Tech massacre ..... "This is no way intended to make tears. . cans are starting to pay attention." Sophomore business major John Monday, presid~ntial candidates ·~ any sort of political statement or Schmidt said that having a local When asked what he will do to Martino, the executive vice president quickly responded with statements : , even be an overly organized event. It school showing support meant a lot energize young voters this election, of College Democrats, likes Obama about the massacre. Obama posted a • ) will just be a time and place for peo­ to him. Obama told the Future, "We're gonna because he could identify with him news release on his campaign Web ' ple to come together and mourn the "[Cho Seung-Hui] may have get you involved; we're gonna listen to after reading one of his books. site. "· loss of our fellow students at [VT]," taken their lives, but he didn't. take you." "For me, he's that candidate that I The release said, "Today we are a ' · Stangl said. our community," Schmidt said. "He 1 He mentioned several historical share something with. He stands for a grieving and shocked nation. Violence' . The Burnett Honor's College, could never kill our Hokie spirit." examples of "turning the page," new kind of politics, and he's a gen­ has once again taken too many young · SGA, American Red Cross and 0- After the vigil a white fabric ban­ including women's suffrage, the form­ uine kind of guy," Martino said people from this world. In Blacks- .... ROCK 105.9 all played a role in get­ ner, provided by Notman, was avail­ ing of labor unions and the civil rights The senator confronted issues col­ burg, they were daughters, they were ·1 ting the candlelight vigil together. able for all attendees to sign. The movement. He said that everyone who lege students have to worry about, sons. They were our nation's new Justin Davenport, a 23-year-old banner will be sent to the victim's wants to gather together to turn the such as student loans. leaders. We mourn them. We will junior communications major who families or the president of VT. page will make it happen. According to his Web site, Obama miss them, and we pray for their fam­ works for 0-ROCK's Street Team, Hundreds of signatures in all dif­ UCF students are taking their own has introduced the HOPE Act, which ilies and for the injured fighting for ) attended the vigil. ferent colors spread across the 150- steps to support their candidate of would help make college more afford- their lives." "Shaun [Notman] contacted us. foot banner with supporting words, · We were more than willing to come prayers and poems. > Qut. We're not even giving anything As one note read, "Our deepest out. We're just 4ere to help," Daven­ prayers and condolences are with port said. "We're )ust here to lend a our VT colleagues. We are all Hok­ helping hand We're just extra man- ies today." Edwards continues bid despite wife's cancer

FROM A2 the presidency. 'We had a private moment. I said, 'Elizabeth, what do you need from President Bush later in his speech. me?' She said, 'I need for you and me "Bush and his gang say, 'We're to stay in this cause that is our life,"' faced with huge threats. Stay at Edwards said - home, and Dick and I will take care The issue of whether or not his of it,"' Edwards said. "I don't want wife's health will impact Edwards' them to take care of me. I don't want ability to run the country in the to cower in the comer. America is future weighs heavily on some stu­ strong, bold and courageous." dents' minds. Edwards went on to quote "If someone close to me died, it Mahatma Gandhi, saying Americans would affect my job. I wouldn't want should be the change they believe in. it to affect the most important per­ "The fact that he is focused on son in the U.S.," Brown said. changing America provides the "Dealing with that issue while opportunity for education and · running is a pretty difficult thing," health care reform," Hogan said. Parks said. Some voters are concerned about Edwards ended his speech by the condition of Edwards' wife, Eliz­ asking the crowd to lead the country abeth. Elizabeth Edwards under­ without caution or carefulness, but went treatment for breast cancer in with big ideas. 2004, after her husband's vice-presi­ Parks and Brown said that it is too early in the race for them to pinpoint dential campaign. Edwards BRIAN FIEG I CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE a candidate they would vote for, but . JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE announced in March that his wife's Presidential candidate John Edwards speaks to reporters ,. llundreds gather Tuesday at UC F's Reflecting Pond for a candlelight vigil honoring the 32 lives lost at Virginia cancer had returned and spread He they are keeping an open mind after a political rally at Florida Community College in Tech. In attendance .were members of the Virginia Tech Alumni Association's Orlando chapter. . said that he will continue his bid for regarding the nominees. Jacksonville April 12. · LOOKING INTO I.Aw ScHoot?

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BRIAN MURPHY the pain and his mother, Kathy, StaffWriter · took him to a pediatrician's office ( close to their home ~Palm Har- On Feb. 16, Kyle Mills' dream bor the next day. · . came true. In the bottom of the The pediatrician suggested that fifth inning versus Maryland, the. Kyle go see an urologist at St. UCF freshman strode to home Joseph's hospital in Tampa Kathy plate to take his first at bat as a thought that Kyle may have a her­ Knight. nia and that he might need surgery, , , ''I couldn't stop shaking, to be so she called Kyle's father, Howard, honest with you," Mills said ''I was and told him to meet them in in the box, my legs were shaking, Tampa COURTESY BRANDON HELWIG my arms were shaking. I was just When the family arrived at the Freshman Kyle Mills, top, swings in UCF's loss to Southern Miss on April 7. Above, Mills and pitching coach Craig Cozart share a smile the doing my best to hit the ball hard urologist's office, the situation was night before in UCF's extra-inning win. Mills made the UCF roster with help from Cozart, after he got him to try out. somewhere." much more urgent than any of them imagined. Without telling You can't blame Mills for being following day. Kathy said that, ferent types of chemical .sub­ started really getting sick from all 1,_,. nervous. Four years earlier, his life the family anything, the pediatri­ according to Kyle's pathology stances to fight the cancer. the medicine. Pretty much, you wasn't focused on fastballs and cian and the uroldgist had diag­ report, the oncologist couldn't "[The doctors] tried to explain can't hold any food down. changeups. He was fighting a bat­ nosed Kyle over the phone. really find any clean cells around to him again how strong the 'M the vitamins and every­ tle of life and death. They agreed that Kyle had tes­ the region Where Kyle was operat­ chemotherapy [was] that they thing they get for you are injected . c- In 2003, the 16-year-old Mills ticular cancer. ed on. That meant Kyle's cancer used on him," Kathy said. "The through Ns. They are pretty much • . was about to enter his sophomore The urologist's first words to · had probably started to spread chemotherapy was so strong that injecting what your body needs season at Dunedin High Sc.hool the family were, "He has what "We knew right after surgery, we used because it is ~uch a fast­ into you because you can't hold it ' The Falcons were coming off the Lance Armstrong had." Kathy based on the blood results, that it growing tumor. They ·basically down ifyou try to eat it" best season in school history, with wanted a second opinion, but the was a malignant tumor," Kathy have to blast him with the chemo." Kyle said that even the smell of .a 32-1 record in 2002, and Mills urologist told her that Kyle had to said After these five-day sessions, food would make him vomit looked to have the inside track on go into surgery. The urologist said that the can­ Kyle had to keep food down for 24 Kyle's weight dropped from 160 the team's starting second base- "I was just speechless," Kyle . cer had probably started to hit hours before he could return to 125 pounds over the next four ~ man job. · said. "I sat in the room with my Kyle's lung and could spread to his home. He would stay home for months. He said his $kin looked Before the season, Kyle felt parents, just sitting there in silence brain. seven to 10 days before heading pale and Kathy said he had sunken, some pain in his left side. He said for about a half an hour. I didn't OnJan.16, six days after surgery, back to the hospital black eyes. · the pain would come and go, so he know what to think. Kyle began to fight the cancer with Kyle went through this process But no matter how sick h~ was, , • figured it was temporary. OnJan. 9, . ·~t 16 years old, that's the last an intense chemotherapy regimen. five times over the next five Kyle never forgot about the Fal- _ Mills experienced more pain thing that's going to go through Kyle entered the hospital and ·months: cons and he always knew when • while going through preseason your mind" the doctors hydrated him for 24 "It's terrible," Kyle said about Dunedin had a baseball game that • conditioning drills. That night, he Kyle went into surgery at 5 p.m hours in preparation for the chemotherapy. spring. said the pain got so bad he could­ that night. The doctors removed chemo.- The next day, he began ''First off; you lose your hair. I · ''He would watch the clock and n't even sleep. his left testicle. . five-day sessions ofchemotherapy; lost all the hair on my body. Then, Kyle informed his family about Kyle met with an oncologist the where the doctors used three dif- after the first five-day treatment, I PLEASE SEE MILLS ON A7 • Walles hurt,Knights in loss to USF BRIAN MURPHY Bulls. Brandon Romans became innings. • Staff Writer The Knights began the the game's first out when he Meanwhile, the Bulls' bats Position: game with back-to-back.walks popped out to Higgins, but were pinging loud; clear and Shortstop The start of the UCF Base­ to Matt Horwath and Shane Eric Kallstrom came through often. The Bulls scored a run ball team's game on Tuesday Brown. Tyson Auer then sin­ with a two-run single to left in the first on an RBI growid­ " ' Vs. South Florida: versus South Florida was gled to center field to load the field that put the Knights up 3- out by Addison Maruszak. delayed 25 minutes after bases and extend his hitting 0. ' In the second, Ryan Soares ' Kallstrom went UCF's bus broke down on the streak to 13 games. But, Higgins was able to led off with a single off ofUCF 3-for-4 at the plate way to Tampa USF starting pitcher James limit the damage by getting pitcher Brett Bordwine. Af~er what transpired in Rowe saw his outing come to Chadd Hartman to ground out Charles Cleveland followed and drove in two the game, the Golden Knights an early end after he walked and striking out D.J. Bissell to with a double that one­ runs despite the probably wish their bus was Kiko Vazquez to bring in Hor­ end the inning with runners hopped the center field wall, never fixed wath. on second and third. scoring Soares. Joey Angel­ Knights'10-5 loss. After the top of the first Rowe threw 24 pitches, of Past the first ·inning, Hig­ berger was then hit by a 1-1 inning, the Knights were not which only ll were strikes, and gins kept the Knights' bats rel­ pitch to put runners on first able to take many positives did, not record an out. Yuri atively silent. He allowed just · out of their 10-5 loss to the Higgins relieved Rowe. one run over the next si.X' PLEASES EE KALLSTROM ON A7 Orlando Sentinel (tutral jloriba 1uturt • April 20, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 . Baseball prepares for national powerhouse Rice BRIAN MURPHY were also chosen .by C-US.Ns nine The Knights will counter with their hitting streak. Over that stretch, Auer Staff Writer coaches as the unanimous preseason GOLDEN-KNIGHTS own recently acclaimed player this is 21-for-59 (.356) with eight RBis. favorite to repeat as C-USA champi­ weekend, sophomore pitcher Kyle Along with his streak, he has at least After a forgettable game against the ·~ ~~~~-----"• ons. Rice has won 11 conference cham­ ~6 il Sweat. one hit in 19 of his last 20 games. University of South Florida, the UCF pionships in a row. Sweat was named C-USA Pitcher of Rice has 11 losses this year, but eight j Baseball team will embark now on the This team has five players who the Week after he shut down No. 17 losses came against ranked teams, toughest road trip of its season. Position: made the 2007 Preseason All-Confer­ Pitcher Florida in Gainesville on April 9. including Texas, Vanderbilt, Long The Golden Knights (18-20 overall, ence Team, including the Player of the Sweat allowed just two hits and two Beach State, Southern Miss, Texas 1-8 Conference USA) will travel to Year, Joe Savery and Pitcher ofthe Year , Looking forward: walks as he shutout the Gators over A&M (twice) and Cal State Fullerton > Houston to take on No. 6 Rice in a Cole St. Clair. Good will start the eight innings pitched. Sweat is the only (twice). three-game series this weekend. St. Clair has pitched in just five UCF starter to last at least eight The Knights are 2-2 against ranked The Owls (30-11 overall, 1_0-2 C­ games due to injury, but Savery has not first game against innings this season. 'He has accom­ teams this season. Before Florida, they ·.~ USA) have won 11 of their previous 12 disappointed. He leads the Owls with a Rice tonight. He plished the feat in back-to-back starts. lost two out of three games at home to games and are coming off a win over .352 average and leads Conference .____ --"'---__, leads the Knights Sweat was expected to be the then-No.15 Texas Christian University. No. 5 Texas on Tuesday. USA with 56 hits. He is also second in with a 3.19 ERA and Knights' top starter in 2007 and he was The Knights faced the Horned .The numbers say that UCF should the conference in total bases (82). the team's opening day starter on Feb.3 Frogs in the second series of the year > be satisfied if they make it out ofReck­ Savery plays at first base, but he has 41 strikeouts. versus Florida International. But, after and were outscored 30-8 in the three ling Park with even one win. While the also done a solid job on the mound, compiling a 10.56 ERA over his first games. Knights have lost 20 oftheir last 21 con­ compiling a 2.36 ERA He is 4-1 in 11 is fourth in runs (34). two starts, Sweat was moved out of the The Knights are 1-6 versus the Owls ference games, the Owls have won 21- starts. Nine different Owls have hit over weekend rotation. In the past two all-time. Last season, the Owls swept consecutive conference series, a streak Senior closer Ryne Tacker has been .300 in the last week, but the hottest months, Sweat has done most of his the Knights in a three-game series at that dates back to March 2005. the Owls most effective pitcher. He has player at the plate has been sophomore work out of the bullpen. Jay Bergman Field, but the Knights , The Owls have also won 35 consec­ a 2.03 ERA in 17 appearances. second basemanJess Buenger. But UCF coach Jay Bergman was so held their own against the top team in ., utive home series, a streak dating back Tacker is first in C-USA in ERA and Buenger was named C-USA Hitter iinpressed with Sweat's performance the country. They lost the games by . to April 2001. is one of the biggest reasons why the of the Week after he paced the Owls versus the Gators that he has named margins of two, one and three runs, The Owls have swept 18 of their Owls lead the conference with a 3.08 With a .556 batting average in four Sweat the Knights' starter on Sunday. respectively. previous 26 home conference series. ·team ERA. games last week. ' The first two starting pitchers, for The Knights and Owls will begin This success has not come as a sur- BriaJ.'l Friday, another Owl on the He went 10-for-18 with a home run, UCF will be junior Jaager Good on Fri­ their three-game series in Houston on prise. . Preseason All-Conference Team, ranks four doubles, seven runs scored and day, followed by Carmine Giardina. Friday at 8 p.m. Saturday's game will The.Owls opened the season at No. second on the team with a .331 average. four RBis. He also posted an incredible The hottest UCF hitter is junior out­ begin at 3 p.m., and Sunday's game will ' 1 in four college baseball polls. They JC He leads the league in doubles (17) and on-base percentage of .600. fielder Tyson Auer. He has a 13-game begin at 2 p.m. ·Mills bounced back after surgery, chemo New coaches j()in .l FROM A6 ten," she said. Kyle saw a doctor every week as soon as he knew the game was for the first six months of his women's program going to start ... he would make treatment, but as he began to get >! himselfstop throwing up;' Kathy better, the visits lessened. said. . He's now down to visiting Women's Basketball hires assistants · "He'd sit in the dugout, usual- once a year, and when he· goes ) ly very sick, throwing up in the back next year, it will be Kyle's MELISSA HEVBOER coach of the Louisville • Sports Editor dugout, but he wouldn't miss a fifth summer without cancer Women's Basketball team, home game. He was at every sin­ and he will officially be listed as where she helped lead the • gle game that he physically could cancer-free. Just weeks after · being team to a 42-19 record in 2005. • ;, go to that sophomore year. Kyle said that he doesn't think named the new UCF Women's Prior to her time at Mur- • ''He had td be a part of that of himself as an inspiration, but Basketball head coach, Joi rary State, Bond gained much team and that's what kept him coaches and players on his own Williams Felton announced of her basketball knowledg~ • going. Baseball got him through team disagree. · the hiring of three new assis­ while serving as the Ohio State , ~ this:' . ''When you start dealing with tants that would join her at point guard for four seasons. The members ofthe Dunedin life and death, that's a whole dif­ UCF next season. Upon graduation, Bond team shaved their heads in a ferent element," Bergman said. Brandy Manning and Alysi­ spent many years as a assistant . ah Bond both join UCF after coach for Tel)Ilessee State as ? show of support for Kyle. "Obviously, he handles it. ·He's That summer, thanks to the handled it like a man, and he's an coaching with Felton at Mur­ well as serving as the director Children's Dream Fund, a Flori­ inspiration to me every day that ray State, while Greg Brown of women's basketball opera- • joins the coaching staff after tions at Tennessee. da-based charitable gr~up that I see him come out because I coaching at Goodpasture High Working with arguably the 1 grants wishes to seriously ill know he's been through more children, Kyle and his family than I have. School in Nashville, Tenn. best college basketball coach • went to the 2003 Major League "He represents the Universi­ "I am excited to have in the country, Brown spent Baseball All-Star' Game in Chica- ty and the baseball team and the Brandy, Alysiah and Greg as a two years under Tennessee .ll' go. athletic department in a perfect, part of my staff at UCF,'' head coach Pat Summit. Kyle met his favorite player, model situation." Williams Felton said in a press While there, he served as a · New York Yankees' third base­ Bergman said he doesn't release. "Each of them pos­ graduate assistant before man Alex Rodriguez. He also know if his players truly com­ sesses a tremendous amount being named an assistant of passion and knowledge of coach during the 2003-04 sea­ l! received cards and other "get prehend the magnitude of what well" wishes from Major League Mills has been through, but he the game of basketball. They son. Baseba1l has begun to stress it to them so are all going to be instrumental Aside from Tennessee, Kathy said that Kyle never let that they can realize what is real­ fa transforming UCF into a Brown has worked as a coach • his pain and suffering get him ly important in life. championship program." for Lipscomb, where he down. "I don't think anyone really Before coaching at both earned his bachelor's degree in ''When he was going through stopped to look at (Kyle's story),'' Murray State and Miller Grove political science as well as f th ds f ch COURTESY BRANDON HELWIG High School. Manning earned Friends];llp Christian. School · ,some 0 e roun ° emo," .Kyle Mills, top, on right, stands next to sophomore Kiko Vazquez on April 7.Above,Mills, junior Dwayne Bailey said, " but I think now that coach said her bachelor's degree in psy­ and Goodpasture High School she said, ''people would say, 'Oh, wearing no. 6, gathers with Eric Kallstrom and Dwayne Bailey in the middle of the Knights' chology from Clark Atlanta in Williams Felton made the he'll never be ·the same, he'll game on April 6 . Bailey said that Mills' triumph over testicular ~ncer has been an inspiration. something, we are taking it into never get back on the baseball heart, and we know there are 2002. hires after being named the -~ field,' and he just kept saying, 'It's in the first week ofMay 2003 and Florida State, but instead worse things that could be hap.:. Upon graduation, ·Miller 11th UCF Women's Basketball not goxma beat me, mom. It's not in the summer, he began to enrolled at UCF last year. He pening than us losing a baseball served as a graduate assistant coach of all time on March 29. goxma beat me ... I am going to rebuild himse1£ immediately tried to get a walk­ game." ., . get back on the field.' And that's He got back into the gym, he on spot on the UCF Baseball Bailey, who has split time at really what he lives for. He loves started ~ting more and got back team. second base with Mills for the baseball'' to his normal weight, all in antic­ Mills, who is a sophomore · majorlty of this season, said that Kyle's love for baseball almost ipation of getting back on the academically, spent last year on Mills inspires him to play hard j put him in more danger. Some field for Dunedin in 2004. the UCF Baseball Club team. everyday. time after the surgery,.Kathy said Kyle said . his fight for life During the summer, Kyle got in As for that first collegiate at that Kyle told the family that he motivated him to be a better per­ touch with the Knights' recruit­ bat, Kyle suuck out looking. He had felt a lump back in August son and a better player. He called ing coordinator, Craig Cozart, is hitting .250 in 20 at bats this ., 2002. But, she said that Kyle did­ it a "reality check'' and made him . and he told Kyle to come try out. season, but just being on the n't tell them what he felt because realize that life is short and you ''I hit with Tyson (Auer) and field is what matters to him and he did not want to ruin his must live it to the fullest. Kiko (Vazquez) and all the his family now. .i., chance to be Dunedin's starting On the field, Kyle was named coaches were watching me hit;' "When we went down to second baseman. · Dunedin's Most Valuable Player Kyle said. "(Coach Jay) Bergman USF (on April 3) ... that was the · "We thank God every day in 2004 and 2005. He was also pulled me into the locker room first time his grandmother and that he did as much training and select!!d to the state All-Star and told Il,le I had a spot on the grandfather had seen him in a ~ as much conditioning as he did;' team in those two years and roster." . uniform," Kathy said. "I tried to Kathy said. "'That caused him the ended his career with a .390 bat­ Kyle called his mom right take a picture, but I couldn't. My pain and if he could have, he ting average. after he stepped out of eyes just filled up because· he would have waited. And yeah, he When it came to college, Kyle Bergman's office. lived his dream. 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