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c Committee searches for med school dean ''We need a highly qualified growing physician shortage and at the Healthcare Campus Five candidates·are medical doctors of mixed backgrounds individual who understands and provide enormous bene at Lake Nona. ROBYN SIDERSKY Throughout Tuesday, in a ferent backgrounds and have ·that we are a startup medical fits to Central Florida and the UCF raised more than $100 Contributing Writer closed room at the Hyatt different strengths." · school but that we are a state as a whole. million through private dona Regency at the Orlando Inter The candidates are Deborah research university and a "I can't wait to·see how the tions, matching funds from the As UCF received the news national Airport, a search com German, M.D., Bruce E. Jarell, research-based medical medical college turns out," 0said state and Tavistock Group and of the approval of its medical mittee chaired by College of M.D., F.AC.S., Bruce A Meyer, school," Hickey said. microbiology major Stephen leading private donors with a school, the first major task Sciences Interim Dean Peter M.D., M.B.A., Mark Pfeifer, The Florida Board of Gover Carroll. "It's my dream to go to $12.5 million contribution, in addition to the 50 acres of land became apparent: Find a dean. Panousis met with the poten- M.D. and Thomas Schwenk, nors approved the UCF. med medical school, and I know it On Tuesday, five candidates at Lake Nona. tial candidates. · M.D. ical school on March 23. will be hard, but it will be Current UCF undergradu were interviewed to fill the "We saw five excellent can The candidates' back The school is expected to worth it." ate students who are on track position of the. dean for the didates," said Provost and grounds vary from Harvard · bring increased opportunities Construction will begin in to go to medical school are new College of Medicine, set to Executive Vice President Terry educations to vice dean experi for medical education in Flori January 2007 at the Burnett enroll students in fall of 2009. Hickey. "They come from dif- ence. da, help address the statewide College ofBiomedical Sciences PLEASE SEE DEAN'S ON A6 Penalized student's appeal ( denied ' ALEX WALL Contributing Writer Sophomore Jared Andersen, a ·UCF student who filed a grade appeal last spring when his final grade was dropped by five points in POS 2041, learned Saturday that his appeal had been denied. Andersen's case was heard before a Golden Rule review committee Wednesday. Political science professor Annabelle Conroy, who taught Andersen's online section of
Amerkan Government, low - • \\\ \ It\\ ered Andersen's grade from a \\\\ B+ to a B- due to the disrespect ful nature of an e-mail Ander sen sent to his classmates. In the e-mail, Andersen ask ing if they had noticed flawed questions on the course quizzes and how they had done (' on their assigned. class papers. Andersen, a legal studies major, says that the flawed quiz NIGEL GRAY I CENTRALF LORIDA FUTURE questions had. been a constant The All Knight Lounge, a popular UCF hangout off of Alafaya Trail, was damaged Saturday by a fire. Detective Paul Paterson of State Fire Marshal's Office is still investigating the possibility of arson, but"no red flags" have shown up as of yet.
problem throughout the semes I ter, for which he made several efforts to contact Conroy to express his concern about the confusing quizzes, which had Blaze claims All.Knight LOunge interior come from the textbook pub lish.er. damage, Bevitz said he plans to friends who had been there the Though Conroy agreed that After fatal May shooting, fire is latest in bar's misfortune rebuild: He currently rents the night before, and they were some of the questions "obvi but I was asleep. Friends of of the bar in January, had spent property, but he said insurance · just as surprised as I was." ously [have] something wrong RACHEL HATZIPANAGOS for the inside of the building Vaughn drove by the bar an .Contributing Writer mine said that I needed to go to $52,000 on improvements. He with them" ~d gave Andersen the bar," Bevitz said added two bars and television should cover the damages. hour after the fire had started points back for the flawed The All Knight Lounge, a When he got there, the sets. "We are going to make it "I was heading to the store; questions, Andersen says that local bar popular with UCF . exterior structure was still Bevitz remodeled the bar in . better than ever. We will be and as I was driving, I saw a when the final· exam students, was destroyed by fire standing, but the inside was remembrance of 18-year-old back The landlord said hope bunch of fire trucks, ambu approached, Conroy still drew Saturday. charred. Jamie Adair. Adair was shot fully we can reopen in two lances and police," Vaughn from a poor of contaminated The bar on Alafaya Trail ' "I felt shock, awe; I was and kiiled outside of the All months:' Bevitz said said. "I drove by and saw that questions. · was ablaze around 6 am., said upset. I started crying," Bevitz Knight Lounge in May. That is good news for bar the pub was completely black Conroy encouraged Ander Ted Oliver, spokesperson for said "There were two 50-inch "Jamie was one of my good patrons like Eric Vaughn, a jun from the smoke damage." sen to approach the dean's Orange County Fire Rescue. plasmas put up that aren't even friends, so I decided to redo ior history major. Vaughn said When Vaughn arrived office if he had any further con-. The owner of the bar, 33- paid for. This was my dream in the entire bar," Bevitz said He he had been to the bar at least home that evening, he started a cerns with the course's grading, year-old Brett Bevitz, did not life to have a bar. It's the most also changed the name to All 15 times since starting at UCF. Facebook group memorializ but in lieu of filing a formal ing the bar. hear the news until 10:30 ~t upsetting thing I've ever seen Knight Lounge. It was previ "It was a nice, small place, morning. in my-life." ously known as The Pub. close by the local apartments," PLEASE SEE CAUSE ON AS PLEASESEE STUDENT'S ON AS "I had some text messages, Bevitz, who took ownen;hip Though there is substantial Vaughn said. "I know some Strict road rules for UCF goJf carts I ' . WOODY WOMMACK they're having fun watching us try to site. They state that all golf carts must Contributing Writer get out oftheir way." · be registered with Parking Services Many organizations such as SGA, and are not allowed to be used on UCF students often have to duck CAB, Physical Plant, Housing and sidewalks from 8:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. and dodge their way through the Athletics have golf carts that they use Enforcement of the golf cart rules • crowded campus sidewalks as they for official business throughout cam falls on Parking Services and the UCF hurry to class; but many students are pus. Police Department. However, neither being forced off the sidewalks by "I use the cart to take promotional of these agencies seems to get many speedlng golf carts, usually driven by items over to housing, and hang up my complaints. other students or employees. fliers throughout campus," said Cecil "We might have one or two com But who are these unnamed driv ia Chik, CAB promotions director and plaints a month," said Cpl. James Roop ers? And more importantly, who's math education major. "Usually, I try of the UCF Police. ''.And when we do making sure that students aren't get to yield to pedestrians; but I do use the get a complaint, they never know the ting hurt by runaway carts? sidewalks because there's nowhere golf cart number or the driver:• "Most of the student golf cart driv else to drive." Roop said more carts aren't cited JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ers just look like they're joy riding UCF has strict rules pertaining to for driving on sidewalks because "' Two golf carts make their way around campus via the sidewalks. According to rules enforced by Parking Services through campus," senior art major golf cart operation, which can be and UCF police; all golf carts must be registered and are banned from use on sidewalks from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Joel Gillespie said. "They look like found on the Parking Services Web PLEASE SEE FEW ON A6
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Hitt creat Ahmadinejad insisted Thurs Students will have a chance day that Tehran's nuclear pro to practice their interview skills ed the Global Perspectives mindset of Office at UCF in Oct. 2001. gram is peaceful and said he is and get experience to use in the "at a loss" about what more he future. Their goal is to sharpen UCF's antidpating the international focus. Stephen can do to provide guarantees. t For more information, con Ahmadinejad said his coun tact Annie Ware at (407) 823- Sloan, the office fellow and a unexpected is UCF professor, worked along try has not hidden anything 2361. and was working within the side more than 40 scholars in a audalto framework of the Nuclear • Fitness orientations November conference to cre ate a white paper, and then he preparing the Non-Proliferation Treaty. The Recreation and Well "The bottom line is we do ness Center will hold orienta co-edited it. As the white paper states, United States and not need a bomb," he said at a tions today from 11 am. to 5 p.m. news conference on the side "These recommendations pro starting in Room 204. lines of the U.N. General vide an important, overarching its allies for every The fitness orientations are Assembly. · view of alternatives to meet an scheduled 60-minute sessions With world leaders gath enduring challenge, a view that eventuality." • that introduce students to the I ered at the United Nations, the facilities, machines, and weight is often not addressed by those who, because of their responsi - STEPHEN SLOAN United States had hoped to floor of the university. UCF PROFESSOR bilities, are driven by current move decisively this week For more information or to contingencies." toward political and economic • schedule a session, contact sanctions against Iran after it So what does all that mean? pened," Reynolds said Stephanie Gaski at ( 407) 823- missed an Aug. 31 deadline Beginning with a new mind The third recommendation 2408. from the U.N. Security Council set,. the paper's main idea in for ,a new learning emphasis to halt uranium enrichment. • reco~endation said that students in primary this policy is The enrichment process can Rosh Hashanah with Hillel that people are in denial about Hillel will have their first and secondary schools, col be used to make electricity - a possible terrorist threat. The leges aild universities need to Rosh Hashanah event tonight in or nuclear weapons. paper tries to stress that people receive sufficient information the Student Union, Room 3~6 ~t The Iranian president's must learn to anticipate the about the terrorism threat, . 7p.m. remarks drew the most atten unexpected, and how it is an enabling them to deal with Dinner will be served after tion on a day that saw Saudi advantage to terrorists if the the service to students . who future problems. AraJ:>ia's foreign minister say government and individuals Sloan said that while there • RSVP and pay $10. there is new-moment for reviv For more information, con are continually surprised by are map.y aspects of under ing the Middle East peace tact Sam Kauffman at ( 407) 362- acts of terrorism. The paper standing terrorism, what process, and former President 3568. states, "Encouraging a mindset struck him most was the need Bill Clinton repudiate of anticipating the unexpected for education at all levels. • Venezuelan President Hugo is crucial to preparing the Unit "I'm concerned that people Late Knights Chavez for his personal insults ed States and its allies for every primarily react emotionally," The first Late Knights event . of President Bush. eventuality." Sloan said " Th,ey don;t place it ., of the year will be held tonight COURTESY UCFN EWS & INFORMATION The Saudi official, Prince at the south patio of Student The second recommenda in context and don't under Stephen Sloan, a Global Perspectives Office fellow and UCF professor, worked alongside more Saud al-Faisal, said there is a tion is to keep in mind that, stand what terrorists are trying Union from 9 p.m. to 2 am. In than 40 scholars in a November conference to create a white paper, and later he co-edited it. ultimately, all terrorism is local. new "very significant" consen the event of inclement weather, to do.'' sus among Arab countries for The paper states, "Think glob He said it was important for • the event will be moved inside . restarting the stalled peace ally; organize regionally and act students · to understand the Global leaders are studying five policy recommendations to help the Student Union. process. locally." This recommendation nature of terrorism because of The theme will be 'A Knight combat terrorism from the 15-page.white paper developed by the.Global 'We have found for the first is one that hits close to home, the effect it will have on their at the Carnival' and there be Perspectives Office. time probably a consensus that Will considering some of the 9/ll own life, community, friends free food and prizes. is very significant about the plane hijackers lived in South and family. ' There will also be carnival Anew mindset: Learn to anticipate the unexpected need for restarting the peace Florida and Daytona Beach. "It's about fear reduction," themed games and attractlorui, process,'' al-Faisal told The UCF Associate Professor K. Sloan said "It's what we don't Anew focus: Remember, most terrorism is local · along with bingo, karaoke, live Associated Press. • Michael Reynolds, Ph.D., understand that magnifies our music, a dunk tank, and many Anew learning emphasis: Teach terrorism concerns He said the Arab League other forms of entertafument. · agreed that most terrorism is fear.'' local. He said it's more about The fourth reco'mmenda Anew multilateralism: Reach out to other nations foreign ministers would meet For more information, con later Thursday, but their idea is connecting the dots and shar tion for a new multilateralism • tact Late Knights at (407) 823- Anew sense of innovation: Better use of foreign aid to take "stock of the past fail ing information. said that the U.S. might be turn 6471 . ures that prevented peace from · "Five months prior to 9/ll, ing other countries away with happening and urging a new Muhammad Atta, the leader of its "all about us" behavior. If The sociology major feels Open Climb at Challenge Course trate that terrorism is a direct look and approach to the peace the plane operation, was that doesn't change, the U.S. Outdoor Adventure will have that the white paper is severely result of western aggression process.'' stopped in Dade County," could find itself "in a world lacking in its recommenda and is overall political in an "Open Climb" at the Chal He said the Arab countries Reynolds said "He was issued where other countries increas tions because of UCF's ties nature.'' lenge Course on Saturday, from wish for a restarted peace a citation for not having a ingly array themselves against with corporate weapons man Kimbrell agreed with the 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. · process that would "concen license; he failed to appear in it, as has happened historically ufacturers. He also said that the paper's emphasis op learning. The event is free for all stu trate on the important issues, court and a bench warrant was ~hould dents as long as they bring their when a single nation or empire report largely ignores the lead "The new emphasis issued Atta was later stopped acquired too much power.'' ing causes of international ter focus its attention on past and rather than the process itself. student ID, and prior registra In other words, the final status in Delray Beach for not having · The final recommendation, rorism. current American foreign poli • tion is not necessary. negotiations, the border, a license, again. He was let go a new sense of innovation, said "The U.S is currently illegal cy, and how this policy has led. For more information, con Jerusalem, Palestinian rights because the Delray police did that we need more effective ly occupying a Middle Eastern to international suffering, and tact Meg Grady at (407) 823- and so on." n't know there was a warrant." and efficient use of foreign aid nation, while at the same time recently; American suffering.'' .2408 • The big picture is that none to assist local authorities in providing military and eco CPA wants to promote the Christian militants executed in of the 18,000 police depart breaking down and stopping nomic aid for Israel and its truth ~bout American action Latin-American cultural festival ments in the U.S. can share terrorist recruitment cycles. aggressive policies," Kimbrell abroad, the real causes and Indonesia for attacks on Muslims AS part of the Hispanic PALU, Indonesia - Three infoi:mation. Reynolds said that the gov~ said. "These actions are only effects of that action, and the' Month Celebration, there will • ''Although the 9/ll Commis ernment needs to focus more creating more anti-western university's role in those Christian militants were exe- be a music event on Saturday . cuted by firing squad early Fri sion made it clear that informa on creating an effective infor attitudes and support for ter from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the actions. Part of that was tion sharing is one of the high mation sharing system in order rorist operations.'' achieved during Middle East day for leading attacks on Mus Vtsual Arts Building, Room 132. est in their recommendations, to achieve its goals. Kimbrell also said the ern Awareness week lims six years ago that left 70 • Nora Lee Garcia and Profes the outcome that is achieving Senior Mark Kimbrell, 21, report claims that the majority "If people are aware, they people dead, a police official sor Jason Aquila will perform and local media said . the goal ofsharing the informa- , an officer of Campus Peace of terrorism is religious in won't act out," Kimbrell said. music, and the event is free to tion among the police, state, · Action at UCF, has a conflict nature. "This may be true," he 'We can promote more peace The men were taken before everyone in the community. the_fi ring squad at 12:15 a.m. • federal, simply has not hap- ing view. said, "But the above facts illus- ful and just policies." For more information, con (2:15 p.m. EDT Thursday), said tact Jose Maunez at (407) 823- a senior police officer who 6751. asked not to ·be identified LOCAL WEATHER because he wasn't authorized • to speak to the media. 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ACHMAD IBRAHIM I ASSOCIATED PRESS said the school ta\ies stuclent Indonesia police officers check a family member of Fabianus Tibo one of the Christian debt seriously - credit coun militants awaiting execution, before they enter the prison to see 'him for the last time. seling is offered to students and credit card marketers are •• banned from Coffman Memor FROM A2 six astronauts glided to a safe ial Union and the campus . landing in darkness early bookstore. But, he said, the uni men. A Vatican spokesman, Thursday, ending a 12-day Those who do qualify may receive the following • versity also recognizes the pop the Rev. Federico Lombardi, mission whose smooth suc ularity and convenience of told the· Italian news agency cess was briefly upstaged by study related procedures: - credit cards. ANSA that news of the exe the high drama caused by It could be a big benefit to cution "was very sad and mysterious floating debris. • Pap Smear • Study Medication students who aren't seeking p ainful ." Commander Brent Jett degrees, those still waiting for Fabianus Tibo, 60, Mari and his crew did the first • Bloo~ Testing • Compensation for Time student loans or international nus Riwu, 48, and Doming construction work on the • Phys1cal ·Exam & Travel students dealing with unreli gus da Silva, 42, were found international space station able wire transfers, he said. · guilty of leading a Christian since the Columbia: disaster 3 Wolter estimates about 10 militia that launched a series 1/2 years ago. The astronauts Call Tania And Find Out You Qualify! percent of students will use of attacks in May 2000 - performed three grueling If credit cards. He couldn't speci including a machete and gun spacewalks and took on fy when the option will be assault on an Islamic school other heavy-lifting tasks in available. where dozens of men were one of the most challenging 407-331-9505 Results of a. 2004 university seeking shelter. missions ever, adding a 17 health survey found that 25 per Security forces braced for 1/2-ton truss addition with cent of students were carrying sectarian violence, with giant solar wings that will a credit card balance of $1,000 thousands of police blocking help power the orbiting lab. . or more, said David Golden, roads leading to the prison The landing 48 minutes who runs the university's . where the inmates are being before sunrise was a day later Boynton Health Clinic. Those held, standing on street cor than planned because NASA students were more likely to ners and guarding nearby ordered up extra inspections engage in high-risk Clrinking or churches. of the spacecraft's delicate to be diagnosed with depres- "I understand they have skin to make sure it was safe sion, he said. . been killed," said Roy Ren to come home. The fear was ing, their attorney, adding that a mysterious pieGe of ~==:=:::::::::±:~~H=E=A=L=T~H WELLNESS CENTER Pr~fessor bans jeans, T-shirts; stu that he was still awaiting con debris spotted floating near 8':.' dents need suit, tie in some dasses firmation from the prosecu by on Tuesday might have hit E xperien ce t h e s c ie nce a nd a r t of healing! REXBURG, Idaho - A tor's office. the spacecraft.' Astronauts Brigham Young University The case against them has later saw other debris. Idaho hi'story professor has heightened tensions in the It was a flying piece of Proud Sponsor of barred students from wearing world's most populous Mus foam insulation that knocked jeans and T-shirts in his lim nation and raised ques a hole in Columbia causing UCF TEAM CHIROPRACTIC medieval history classes and tions about the role religion its demise in 2003, killing requires students in higher played in punishing those seven astronauts. Since then, level classes to wear business allegedly behind the violence NASA has developed new attire. that swept Sulawesi province equipment and practices to guard against and watch out ·~ university is preparation from 1998 to 2002, killing for the real world," history pro more tJ:ian 1,000 people of for silnilar damage to the fessor Ryan Crisp told the Post both religions. sensitive space shuttle. Register. Only a handful of Mus In his 200- and 300-level lims were convicted in the U.S. health officials urge routine courses, Crisp requires his stu violence, all for 15 years in HIV testing for Americans 13-64 dents to wear business casual: prison or less. ATLANTA - An HIV khaki pants, sweaters, skirts test should be almost as com and collared shirts. Students in Bush, GOP rebels said to be near mon as a cholesterol check, his 400-level class must wear agreement about interrogation said federal health officials formal business attire - suits WASHINGTON - The Thursday, who recommend • and ties or dresses. Bush administration and ed n;mtine testing for the BYU-Idaho, whlch is owned rebellious GOP senators AIDS virus for most Ameri ·Dr. Brent Baldasare serving families sinc-e 1997. by the Church ofJesus Christ of neared agreement Thursday cans. Latter-day Saints, already has a on legislation setting terms The U.S. Centers for Dis Auto Injuries Family Wellness dress code that bans shorts, for the interrogation and trial ease Control and Prevention facial hair, body piercings, flip of suspects in the war on ter said people between the ages flops and sexually suggestive ror, congressional officials of 13 and 64 should be tested clothing. Students who don't said. for the virus when they get adhere to the code can be sus These officials said other routine medical tests, pended. Stephen Hadley, the presi although not every year dent's national security unless they are at risk for One of Crisp's students, AIDS. . freshman Robert Harvey, adviser, was meeting with chafed at first under Crisp's key Republicans in hopes of The guidelines could help dress code. sealing an agreement that end the stigma of HIV test But he changed his mind could allow the legislation to ing, prevent further spread of after wearing business casual clear Congress before law the disease and lead to need attire to Crisp's history class, makers adjourn for elections. ed care for an estimated and hearing Crisp's explana President Bush's call for 250,000 Americans who tion of how poor students dur legislation has been dead don't yet know they have it, ing medieval times shared locked in an intraparty dis CDC officials said. cloaks to be able to attend class. pute, with Republican Sens. Nearly half of new HIV Stop paying high retail prices for ink! "I like it because it takes John McCain, John Warner infections are discovered more effort," Harvey said. and Lindsey Graham seeking when doctors are trying to 100°/o Guaranteed a provision to make it clear diagnose a patient who has You and Your Wallet will love us! Moose goes searching for mate in that torture of suspects is already grown sick with an Northern Michigan dorm barred. HIV-related illness, CDC MARQUETTE, Mich. - A Also at issue was whether officials said. moose that wandered onto the suspects and their lawyers "By identifying people Northern Michigan University would be permitted to see earlier through a screening campus and broke a dormitory any classified evidence in the program, we'll allow them to window might have been look cases against them. access life-extending thera ing for love in all the wrong Warner, McCain, Graham py, and also through preven places, a wildlife expert said. and Hadley met at midafter tion services, learn how to City police chased the ani noon with Senate Majority avoid transmitting HIV mal away after the. Tuesday Leader Bill Frist in the Capi infection to others," said Dr. evening incursion at Magers tol. The session came a few Timothy Mastro, acting Ha11, Detective Capt. Mike hours after Frist called the director of the CDC's divi Angeli said. It was unclear lawmakers on the telephone sion of HIV/AIDS preven whether the moose got inside and strongly urged them to tion. the building. reach. a compromise after Although some groups "It's not unusual for a moose more than a week of Repub raised concerns, the to do something like this now,'' lican discord. announcement was mostly said Dean Beyer, a Michigan White House spokes embraced by health policy Department of Natural woman Dana Perino said in experts, doctors and patient Resources wildlife biologist an e-mail there was not yet advocates. who has an office at Northern an agreement, but added, "I think it's an incredible Michigan. "We're, in the middle "Stand by for confirmation." advance. I think it's coura of the (mating) rut right about No details ofthe emerging geous .on the part of the now. compromise were immedi CDC," said A David Paltiel, a "Moose, especially a young ately available. health policy expert at the bull moose, will move long dis Nor was it clear how Sen Yale University School of tances,'' he said. "They could be ate Democrats might react. Medicine. i n v e n t searching for a cow to mate An accord would fulfill a The recommendations Republican political and leg aren't legally binding, but l)(pi.L canon LEXM+\RK with, or simply be a young bull ~------·--· dispersing after being· chased islative imperative - pre they influence what doctors I ' do and what health insurance away from its herd and looking election party unity on an ATTENTION PRINTER USERS: for a new home range." issue related to the war on programs cover.- Howeyer, some doctors' $3.00 OFF· terror, and possibly enact Don't Throw Your Empty ! !. A yearling bull generally I I • weighs 500 to 600 pounds, ment of one of Bush's top groups predict the recom Cartridges Away - Beyer told The Mining Journal. remaining priorities of the mendations will be challeng ing to implement, requiring ! with purchase over·$1 o.oo ' "They're more aggressive year. REFILL! I more money and time for I this time of year," he said. "It's I• 0 f fer Exp 11/30/06 1 • always best to keep your dis Atlantis home after putting testing, counseling and revis tance." space station back on tracl< ing consent procedures. '----·------' CAPE CANAVERAL 407-.679-2330 -ASSOCIATED PRESS Space shuttle Atlantis and its • - ASSOCIATED PRESS ,.J~ • . 10069 UPiversit Blvd. (Corner of D an & Universit - N XT TO P UBLI~) • - T (euttaf 1lorib :Jutuii • Septemb~ 22, 2006 , www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS , Students compare book prices by text messaging RACHEL PURDY a lot of money buying that textbook price comparisons nology students use socially. than expected, Isaacs is already options are limited, Meyer Contributing Writer book online, so I spent hours· via cell phone. Students simply with academic needs. off to a late start for textbook said. shopping around," Carney said, text the International Standard "Which number do I send shopping. Meyer, who has worked for ) 1 Ashley Carney glances recounting the crafty approach Book Number, or ISBN, to the the text to?" said Jonathan ''.All the used books are gone CB&S since he attended UCF ·stealthily to her left, to her she took to book buying. number 63260; and within 30 Isaacs, a freshman majoring in and. the new ones are really 10 years ago, thinks his cus right and then casually over She may have been too seconds they receive the three aerospace engineering, as he expensive," Isaacs said, who tomers are as loyal to the com her shoulder. crafty for her own good. cheapest prices for the book. headed over to the cash regis estimates spending $450 on pany as he has been. The coast is clear. Although a technical writing Students, aren't charged for ter to pay for his books. He five books this semester. '~d "Some people will try buy She pulls a technical com major typically spends $250- this service, although · text pulled out his new Sanyo cell I'm already behind in reading ing a book online, but ultimate munication handbook off the $300 a semester OQ. books, Car messaging rates apply. If a stu- phone to store the number. for my calculus class." ly they come back to us," shelf at the UCF Bookstore and ney said she ended up saving . dent decides to buy a book Isaacs, an experienced · Online shopping's populari Meyer said. "They either get > frantically searches for only a few dollars off the UCF from CampusBooks.com, the Internet shopper, is always on ty continues to increase prima the wrong book, a different edi answers to a worksheet for her Bookstore price. student must log on to the Web the prowl for a good deal. rily due to the bargains and tion, or the book has taken advanced expository writing As Carney's . experience site using his or her cell phone "I got my cell online for $66 conv~nience available to shop weeks to arrive. You're at the J class. Just as Carney finishes, a demonstrates, comparative number to complete the pur and it retails for $280," he said. pers, according to an Aug. 2006 mercy·of the seller when you friendly voice sounds from the textbook shopping can be a chase. ~·n has a camera, video Forrester Study. But online buy books online." next aisle. time-consuming, even fruitless CampusBooks.com is not recorder, instant messaging - textbook shopping doesn't "Comparative shopping is "Do you need any help?" a process. But textbook compar the only Web site providing the works." worry teXt:book manager John always a good thing. And ifyou i bookstore employee asks. . ison services like Campus - students with used books. However; Isaacs doesn't Meyer of CB&S Bookstore and can do it while you're in the Carney shoves the book Books.com claim to make bar- CheapestTextbooks.com have time to wait for his books Knight's Comer Bookstore. store, why not?" Carney said. back on the shelf and sheepish gain shopping more accessible and BIGWORDS.com are also to be shipped - one of the This price comparison tech Despite her negative experi ly exits the store, wondering to students. popular textbook comparison biggest drawbacks in ordering nology may endanger smaller ences with online textbook ) when her book order from · ·The Web site launched a Web sites. But textbooks online. Since his schools that only have one shopping, Carney said she is Amazon.com will come in. text messaging service on Aug. CampusBooks.com is the first short-term financial aid local textbqok store, where stu willing to give the text messag "I figured that I would save 28 that provides students with to unite text messaging, a tech- advance was processed later dents already feel as if their ing service a chance. Student's grade dropped after 'improper conduCt' - ( fROM Al · ·account, disabling his access to sen used e-Community, an and that there had been errors the class. online university hub that pro in application of grading pro "Filing an appeal appeal, Andersen wrote to his Due to students' privacy vides students with classmates' cedures because Conroy did classmates. restrictions, Handberg and contact information and not, he said, follow the proper seemed like a "I wanted to see if I was Conroy were unavailable for requires a NID to log in, this protocol for lowering his grade overreacting," Andersen said. comment. particular assertion has been due to improper conduct. drastic option. I "Filing an appeal seemed like a · But the issue has now gone hotly contested That procedure would have drastic option. I didn't want to beyond whether the questions In a letter to Associate Gen requfred the matter to be for didn't want to make a huge deal of it if I was were flawed. Andersen's alle eral Counsel Youndy Cook, warded to the Office of Student being unreasonable." gations at the committee hear Eben Self, the attorney Ander Conduct. make a huge deal According to Andersen, a ing were that Conroy had vio sen hired to augment the The formal decision for the considerable number of stu lated sections 11.B.l.b-d of the process of his appellate action, case has already been deliv of it if I was being dents responded that their Golden Rule by dropping the asked, "Sjnce when has UCF or· ered by the dean, though experiences had been the points. any other government entity Andersen denies that he was unreasonable." same. c;onroy had been sent a He first argued that Con punished a member ofits com ever given a copy of the com , copy of the letter from one of roy's reasoning for the change munity for sharing thoughts in mittee's recommendation, as - JARED ANDERSEN the students, however, and in his grade was non-academic a private e-mail?" per Golden Rule ll.B.4.g. UCF SOPHOMORE subsequently forwarded the in nature. Andersen also alleged that Andersen says that as a issue to the Chairman of the ·~ professor shouldn't have Conroy deviated from the result of the experience~ he's Department, Roger Handberg, purview over what a student established and announced been compelled into starting a Andersen said dropped five points from says in a private e-mail to other· grading procedure by taking chapter of Students for Acade "It's the principle. There NIGEL GRAY I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE A·subway sign is wrapped in police tape. Andersen's final grade, and students,'' Andersen said points off for something not mic Freedom at UCF. "It's big must be provisions against this lhe restaurant was also damaged in the fire. suspended his WebCT However, because Ander- expressly stated in the syllabus, ger than five . points now,'' kind of thing." ·:cause of "fire still 'l ~'.unclear SPOT. 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Regent Park is a short drive to Disney World and Universal Studios, and it's "Without accreditation of the undergraduate programs, , just minutes from downtown, providing easy access to highly rated schools, there is no medical school," championship golf, world-class shopping, dining and many of Central Florida's Hickey said. most popular entertainment destinations: From its meticulous landscaping, Without accreditation, the medical school cannot recruit . ROBYN SIOERSKY I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE incredible amenities and prime location, Regent- Park strikes the perfect students. Provost and Executive Vice President Terry Hickey is interviewed by Dave Weber, a reporter balance between quality, comfort and luxury. The College of Medicine for the Orlando Sentinel. Hickey interviewed five candidates Tuesday for the ilean's position will have partnerships with for the new College of Medicine, set to enroll students in fall of 2009. Scripps Research ,Institution, University of Puerto Rico Potentially, the medical responsibility though, and that School ofMedicine and Orlan- school could contribute $1.4 will be the biggest challenge do Regional Healthcare Cen- billion annually to the local for the new deap. ters. ' · economy; 6,400 new jobs "I've invested more than Orlando Regional Health- would be created by year 10 of two and a half years in this care and Florida Hospital, two the program. The impact medical school project and all 15 South Dean Road, Orlando, FL'32825 of the country's largest med- could be as much as $6.4 bil five candidates are as excited 407.381.3040 .RegentPark.us ical care systems, have agreed lion to the economy and as I am about this. It intrigued www ., to establish 95 residencies, as 26,000 new jobs if the life sci all of them," Hickey said. Sales Center Hours: well as pay 40 percent of ence cluster of related The committee plans to salaries for 50 full-time clini- research and business devel narrow the applicant pool to : Mon-Sat: 10am to 6pm, Sun: 12pm to 5.pm cal faculty, provide support ops around the college. one or two candidates, and Directions: staff, ·clinical space and office "This is such a great oppor- expose them more to the com space. tunity and Orlando, being munity and the hospital part 408 to Dean Road1 turn south 1/4 mile, Regent Park will . . . The medical college plans such a big city, is the perfect ners. ' be on your left. Anolhor C~mers!one Group Community I~! •• to have 35 faculty focusing on place for it. There are already Within 10 days, with Presi OIW. f15'1iESENTATIDN~T B£ REUEDUPOO Ill OOllR€C'llY STATING A8'!£SElll1\~ Of1)f.oc.ROl'Efl. RJR CORREC! AEPRE5Eh1ATIOOMAAE ll001ENl:t10 ms BIIDf.JREANOTO iliE g:r basic .science, 20 on biomed- a lot of practices in Orlando dent Hitt's final decision, a OOCIJMENIS llEWlll!!J BV SECJJON 718.503, R.ORICASTAIUIES 10BfFIJRllSIEDBVlliEIJE\IElOl'ffi10 ABU'IER Oft ll'SSff.VOID IH STAIES WHfllE PllUll8f!ID.WEARE Fl.EDGED ID lHELEmll AHO candidate will hopefully sign SPIRIT Of U.S. l'(lJCYfOO. Tiii' ACHl!;WAftlT Of EWA!. HOUSIOO a'P001lJll!JYlllROlilHOIJT 1!£NAlJJN WE £1£0URAGEllJJ S\JPPOf\1 /WAfflRMAill'EAMRTISING AHO ~Wt FROM Al "If you come to me with a.number, Ican "We're [officers] not on the sidewalks, so unless someone tell you exactly who was driving the " comes to us with a number, cart you're complaining about, alid there's nothing we can do." Roop is ·referring to the then you can go to the police." required registration number printed on every cart in block · - KRIS SINGH numbering on the back, along ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PARKING SERVICES with the organization to which it belongs. This fall on the Student Government Kris. Singh, assistant direc "We always make sure to but the rules should be fol tor of Parking Services, has a yield to pedestrians when . lowed," Roop said. .~ golf cart database. we're in our carts,'' Singh said. Both Singh and Roop Association elect ion ballot, "If you come to me with a · In addition to the rules that encourage students to come to number," Singh said, "I can tell can be found on the Parking them with reports of bad cart there will be two constitutional · you exactly who was driving Services Web site, all agencies driving. the cart you're complaining that check out carts are "If you come to me with a amendments to be voted on by the . about, and then you can go to required to view a UCF-pro ·complaint, and you know the the police." duced video about cart proce organization, I'll make sure we <) • Even though few formal dures. look into it," Roop said student body. complaints are actually filed The video, however, was To report cart violations, with UCF Police or Parking made in 1999, and could use an contatt Parking Services at Services, both agencies are update, Roop said. (407) . 823-5812 or the UCF aware of the problem. "The video is a little corny, Police at (407) 823-5555. The first constitutitmat amendment involves .the restructuring of · the order of $ut The first constitutional amendment states that if the President, Vice f President, S~ ~ The second constitutional amendment wilt change what wm happen lf a va<:an'y in the Vi~ Pr~sident'$ role -O((urs. rt propo~s View our menu online: that the n~w Vice President be appointed by the Pre1ident and www.UC:fDominos~com confirmed by the Senate, rather. than the Speaker of the S4;mate taktng over. Delivers your pizza and These arnendments will be voted on during el~ctlon week Sep~.25-27.Votl ng begins.at Sa;m.Monday · and condudes Wednesday at S p.m. More information is: available on the Student Government Web site: • www.SGA.UCF.edu • Now publishing every Monday, Wednesday & . Friday ( • I (eutral:flotiba1uture www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com • Friday, September 22, 2006 ·i ) ) I 'I J.. . I I I ) • .. ..' UCF HOCKEY CLUB PREPARES 'TO ' I ) ,.•• "lo .. } . ' . ) . . • ~ .• .. ' 1 • Knights look to build on tournament appearance I '.. , ANDY JACOBSOHN TEAM QU((KTAK E time,'' coach Geoffrey Neild said Contributing Writer "We got a true test right off the bat,'' Last season : Neild said. "We start the season with Georgia Tech. That will be a good test to last seas0n brought the UCF Ice Hock- · UCF earned the No. 14 seed in the ACHA ey team something that the club bas never see where exactly where we stand" beenpart of a bid for theAmerican Colle Division 3 National Championship. This year's roster includes 15 players giate Hockey Assooiatioq Division 3 from last year's squad National Championship. Leading returning players : Captain and forward Nick Roefaro, In the first round of the tournament, . Forward Nick Roefaro (team captain) defenseman. Ben Rzymek, goaltender the Golden Knights, the No.14 seed, lost to Defenseman Ben Rzymek ·Curt Petersen, forward Tony Bonk and No. 3 seeded Penn State Berks in a seven Goaltender Curt Petersen sophomore stand ,outs. forward Richard round overtime shootout Furlong and defenseman. funmy Hand all "By the third period I felt that nothing return .to lead the team toward their ulti else could get in [the net],'' goaltender mate goal Curt Petersen said ''I was loving the shoot Openillg this season Friday night at ''They [Furlong and Hand] really have out for one thing, defiantly the most fun rd Georgia Tech will be the team's first ·step established themselves as some ofthe best players in the club,'' Neild said . ever had playing." · back to the tournament ANDY JACOBSOHN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE The loss ended their hopes of a cham "Basically our main goal is to make Above, the UCF hockey team meets at center ice with coac_h Geoffrey Neild. The team is kicking off their pionship. nationals, like we did last year for the first PLEASESE E KNIGHTS ON A8 season Friday evening when they travel to take on Georgia Tech. , Samuel carries flag for UCF in NFL competition from other talent- New England Patriots' comerback and . filled schools like Ohio-state, Uni ASANTE SAMUEL versity ofMiami (Fla.) or Univer Team: Super Bowl Champion 'excited' for UCF . sity of Southern California, college athletes at UCF and other New England Patriots ELIZABETH PROPPER Still a young player in the NFL, Contributing Writer Samuel has a long history as a scho~ls around the nation must · play with skill and intelligence to NFL experience: football player,. dating back to Four seasons The UCF Golden Knights may high school in Ft. Lauderdale even be noticed by-the NFL. not be known for football, but where he was a versatile player at After diligently performing to Position: different positions, including the best of their abilities on the they do boast alumni players such Cornerback as Miami Dolphihs' Daunte quarterback, cornerback, place field, and staying out of trouble Culpepper and New England kicker and punter. But Samuel off it, players anticipate draft day, Career interceptions: Patriots' Asante Samuel found his calling as a cornerback the day that holds the key to their Samuel is one player that has · and carried his talent through col-. professional sports fate. . 6 found success in the NFL and still lege and into the NFL. . The NFL draft is one of the ELIZABETH PROPPER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Career games played: returns to his old stomping It isn't every season that a play Asante Samuel, a former UCF player, was drafted in the fourth round of the 2003 46 NFL- Draft by the New England Patriots. · · ground er into the NFL from UCF. With PLEASE SEE SAMUEL ON A8 \ . Sunday showdowns lead weekend TV s~edule Gators DT Thomas suspended for Notre Dame looks to bounce back; U.S. out conference battle. violation of substance abuse policy MLB: St. Louis Cardinals at for a measure of revenge in 2006 Ryder Cup Houston Astros (ESPN/ Bright GAINESVILLE - Florida defensive . meetings with school officials to appeal · House Networks Channel 29, 7 p.m.) tackle Marcus Thomas Wa.s suspended the suspension he received earlier this CHRIS HOYLER U.S. has lost four of the last five to - The Cardinals are on the verge of . indefinitely Wednesday for· a second week for marijuana use, his mother Sports Editor the Europeans, who have said that their third consecutive NL Centrat violation of the school's substance said: Sheila Mote said her son tested this is their strongest team ever. Can title and will send Jason Marquis to abuse policy, leaving the fifth-ranked positive twice for marijuana between There· is no "Separation Satur Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and the mound to take on Astros rookie Gators without their top pass rusher. the middle of July and the end of day" schedule this weekend, but four rookies overcome an experi Wandy Rodriguez. Coach Urban Meyer said Thomas, a August. She believes both results are there are plenty of showdowns on enced European group? senior from Jacksonville who leads the from the same drug use. Sunday to satiate your football - Rating: 2 Knightros team with three sacks, will miss at least Mote said her son ingested· marijua appetite. Here's a look at the best TV CFB: Northwestern at Nevada Saturday's game against Kentucky. na at a party this summer. When he choices this weekend. (ESPN2/Bright House Networks Saturday "He is suspended," Meyer said "The retw;ned to campus in July; he failed a Channel 30, 8 p.m.) - The Wolf MLB: Florida Marlins at whole situation is under review. It's first drug test, which prompted school Friday pack, who conquered the Golden Philadelphia Phillies (FOX/Bright under evaluation, and i'll comment officials to suspend him for the season Golf: Ryder Cup, Day One Knights in last season's Sheraton House Networks Channel 3, 1 p.m.) when it's appropriate. There's no opener. (USA/Bright House Networks Hawai'i Bowl, welcome the strug timetable. Nothing is set in stone." Channel 29, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.) - The gling Wildcats to Reno for a non- PLEASE SEE NO. 1 ON A8 Thomas spent part of Wednesday in PLEASESE E SECOND ON A8 I . / AB www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 22,2006 • (tnnat ;.tlonoa ~" Knights will open Samuel tied for fourth on home schedule .Patriots' playoff INT Ii.st against Florida FROM A7 most IJgwy anticipated sportir~ events. . Th,~ coveted first FROM A7 Carolina, we try to leave on a Friday or Thursday evening. round. draft spots list the b~st players that • Along with the coaches, That way we can get up there year and fans follow Roefaro notices the hard work and get some sleep:' players from that' Furlong has put into the Neild finds the importance thes~ college into the pros. game. ofthe players being close to one Bu~ first round "He has been skating all another playing away or at RDV. picks dbn't always out summer:' Roefaro said shine players who are The team is confident in its "You have to become a fam selected ' in later goaltending and defense, but ily from the first day of prac ELIZABETH PROPPER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE rounG'ls. they are concerned about the tice," he said ''Everyone has to Samuel, far right, works his abdominals with his teammates following the eighth day of practice In 2003, Samuel lOs.s of forwards last season to become basically like brothers for Patriots training camp on August 4. was the 120th overall graduation. out there:' pie~ selected by the Samuel earned his chance to Samuel said • "First step is we have to Bonlc, along with the other Pattiots in the sbine when he replaced the This former Knight carries a replace a lot of seniors that we veterans on the team, makes fourth round. injured Law during a game love for the team that helped lost:' Neild said we should sure the brotherhood remains "So -Samuel is tied · against the Dolphins on Oct. 19, launch his career. · have a lot of good young for strong, especially on bus trips. fdr fourth on the 2003. Recently, UCF switched • ward coming in. We lost a lot of "Last year no matter who with two Although Samuel now has a from the Mid-American Confer forwards. Defensively we are you sat next to on the bus or ~atriots ~areer playoff solid spot on the Patriots' roster, ence, where they ended their pretty 59lid, and our goaltend hung out with everybody was interc~ptions. he still carries a love for the 2004 season with a disappoint ing is easily one of the best in friends," Bonk said • He trails only Knights. ing 0-11 record, to Conference the state:' The compatibility with In an interview with Samuel USA, where the Knights other players, Neild said, starts Rodney Harri Roefaro said that "defen son, Ty Law and · this past summer, he reveals became the first team to host the first day of practice, also sively we are really good and in Freel Marion. how he spends his time off the the C-USA Championship. gives the coach different choic the net we're good, butwe lost He began his field and why he still misses "It's a big deal," Samuel said f).ve of our top forwards last es come face-off time with Orlando. "I'm really ex1:ited for them." - rotating lines. car~er being named year.'' Rookie of the "I make it back to Orlando Samuel is a valued Patriots' ''When you work well with . Neild, who played for the Week for his per maybe twice a year,'' Samuel player. His name was constantly someone it shows but when Knights whenhe was a student, formance during said ·"I like to go back to see old being cheered by fans during you work well with everyone it coaches the team along with the Patriots' vic friends and relax." training camp. , · gives the coaches better Sean Weaver. tory over the New He spends most of his leisure Each time Samuel made a ''It is good to see how far the options on the ice;' Bonk said York Jets in the time with his two children who successful play, young Pats fans • program has come," Neild said The players' relationships home opener. both emulate their inspiring would cheer ·~ante , Asante!" ".Sean Weaver, the other coach, are also built offthe ice. Still Samuel had father. Samuel is one of the mil Although quiet and some coaching when I played" ''We do a lot of things as a ., . was to show coaches lions who play Madden and time.s aloof, Samuel joined fel During team, like B~ and that stuft'' the regular season why he deserved a usually plays as himself on the low teammates to sign auto Ryzmeksaid the Knights face three teams startiilg position. popular video game. graphs after training camp that made it to last year's · Prior to practices and games While his rookie This season, the Patriots will practices, but rarely gave an national championship tourna Roefaro, Bonk and Rzymek will season was spent to work hard to make up for the interview. Samuel is in this ment: Florida Gulf Coast (16), ride together to the arena rnostly as the loss of valuable players such as game for the love of the game. University of Georgia (4) and "There are always guy like fifth defensive wide receiver Deion Branch. His career is gaining momen Colorado University (1). Roe [Roefaro] and me and a back, Samuel is still optimistic about tum and every time he bolts Among instate rivals they few guys on the team that try to this season. down the field, Patriots' fans face that did not _appear in the , usually ride up together and "I'm excited about just being and UCF fans alike can trust in postseason are Florida State, thenget in the locker-room and back and being there day in and Samuel to help lead his team to University of Florida, Florida get all business; ready to play," . day out trying to get better," victory. InStitute of Technology, South Bonk said Florida and Embry-Riddle. The Knights host their first Roefaro is convinced that home game this season on Fri the teams they face lean to one day, Sept 29. As they drop the skill level or the other. "Georgia puck against the University of Tech will be the most even Florida at 10 p.m. at RDV. team we play," Roefaro said · When Roefal'o and the No.1 Buckeyes open Big Ten scheQ.ule Saturday ''We either play good teams or Knights last faced the Gators at bad teams:' home, they lost 8-1 loss. FROM A7 CFB: No. 24 Penn State at (TNT/Bright House Channel · starting 0-2. Coming into town on Nov. Last season started slowly No. 1 Ohio State (ABC/ Bright 11, 1 p.m.) - The second race in The loser is in an almost 30 is Colorado, who beat UCF until the team picked up House· Networks Channel 7, the ten-race season-ending impossible position to make ... in the postseason 9-1 momentum. "Last year you can 3:30 p.m.) - The Big Ten con Chase for the Cup playoff. the playoffs. ''We got Colorado coming defmitely feel when the team - NL MVP candidate Ryan tinues their opening weekend into town, and they bet us pret clicked around Christmas, half Howard and the Phillies have with Heisman frontrunner NFL: Jacksonville Jaguars at NFL: New York Giants at ty easily in the national tourna way through the season," Roe been nipping at the heels of ~oy Smith and the Buckeyes Indianapolis Colts (CBS/Bright · Seat\:le Seallawks '(Fbx,;4:15 ment:' Neild said faro said rotating Wild Card leaders Los taking on quarterback Anthony House Channel 5, 1 p.m.) - p.m.) - Last season, ·Giants "They are probably.on e of But after ending the 2005- Angeles and San Diego for Morelli and the Nittany Lions. The· 2-0 teams not only look fans like myself were left heart the best teams in the nation." 2006 season contending for the weeks. They send Randy Wolf like the class of the AFC South, broken when kicker Jay Feely When the team isn't playing ACHA Division 3 National to the mound against NL Rook CFB: No. 12 Notre Dame at but the class of the AFC as a missed three game-winning . -Second man apprehended, charged ( ) in Duquesne basketball shooting charges of attempted homi ciated Press interviews with FROM A7 cide, aggravated assault, crimi two players, several non-stu nal conspiracy and weapons dents apparently became A second test, which Mote related offenses. upset when Jones.began flirt said came three to four weeks Holmes is the third person ing with one of the players. after the first, also came back arrested in Sunday's shooting Attorney Giuseppe G.C. positive. According to the after a dance at the private Rosselli, whose firm repre ( school's drug policy, Thomas Roman Catholic university. sents Holmes, said the shoot could be suspended for 50 per Two of the wounded players ing was "just a bad situation cent ofthe season. remained hospitalized every way around" School officials denied The other 18-year-old "When it's aH said and fl reports that Thomas already accused of shooting the play done, our client will be found had been suspended five ers, Brandon Baynes, was not guilty,'' he said games. jailed Tuesday on similar Duquesne President Thomas has the right to charges. Neither of the teens is · Charles J. Dougherty said he appeal any suspension to ath a Duquesne student. hoped the second arrest would letic director Jeremy Foley. Baynes and Holmes put the university on "the road Athletes are allowed to crashed a campus dance spon back to normalcy and back to < present circumstances that sored by the Black Student the safety and security that we might have influenced the test. Union where they enc'oun have known for years on our Under the policy, Foley tered the basketball players, campus.'' then makes a recommenda according to police. They and The team. was encouraged tion to the ·Substance Abuse two friends got into the dance that junior forward Sam Committee, which handed with help from a student who Ashaolu, the most severely down the original suspension, is active with the union. police injured player, appeared to be about whether to change the said gaining strength. • conditions of the punishment. The student, Brittany Jones, Ashaolu, 23, remained in "I just have to learn more 19, was arrested Monday on critical condition with one bul about it;' Meyer said charges of reckless endanger let and fragments of another in ment, carrying a firearm with hishead Excl u ~ive offer only ava ilable at Travel Country Outdoors Duquense basketball tries to out a license and criminal con- He has squeezed team return to nonnalcy spiracy. ' mates' hands during their fre · ~~.com 1 101 E Altamonte Drive in Altamonte Springs PITTSBURGH - A sec She was arraigned and quent hospital visits, and he J ust 20 minutes .from UCF ond man charged in a shooting posted bond Tuesday morn seemed to respond to their Tra velCountry 407 .831.0777 that wounded five Duquesne ing. On Wednesday, Duquesne words of encouragement. University basketball players announced she had been sus Stuard Baldonado, a junior ; turned himself in Wednesday, pended for multiple violations forward shot in the back and police said of the student code. left arm, had a bullet removed W"'J.1.Pam Holmes, 18, of the The shootings took place from a patch of muscle in his Pittsburgh suburb of Penn shortly after the dance ended back. He could be released ItJills. was to be arraigned on when, ( ccording to The Ass<>- within days. ¥ (enttal 'lodba 31rture www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Friday, September 22, 2006 •.. ' ) -\ } " ... I; AlO www.CentralfloridaFuture.com September 22, 2006 • 1111mca1 ;,ynmua .nuun l1 WUCF celebrates 25 years on local jazz artists. "·' Station will feature Michelle Amato and · Amato, a Florida native, is a regular in local venues. Her UCF professor in anniversary concert . jazz style can be heard in ball - rooms all over the state includ LAUREN ERLICH that live bands in r.acti,o are a ing the Westin Grand Bohemi Contributing Writer rarity. In radio's youth every an and Timpano's restaurant. thing was played live. Now A graduate ofthe University of l WUCF will welcome jazz stations rely on recordings and· Miami's school of music, vocalist Michelle Amato Mon singles. Amato has studied · and day as part of their 25th Riley said that she wants worked in Florida for years. . Anniversary Concert Series. UCF and the surrounding Accepted Amato can be heard on her (PG-13) 11:50a,2:20p,5:10,8:05, 10-35 WUCF, UCF's local jazz sta communities to enjoy the album, I'm All Smiles, as well as All the Kin¢ Men tion, now in it's 25th year, is chance for nostalgia as well as on Yanni's latest album, Eth (PG-13) 1~,3:40, 7:20, 10:30 hosting a monthly concert incredible music. nicity. S,he is also a vocalist for Barnyard: The Original Party Animals series as a celebration of a "It's such a great opportuni jazz band Dirty Martini. She is (PG) 12:55p, 4:35, 6:45, 9"15, 11:50 quarter century of broadcast ty to see how music is made featured on their first album, The Blad< Dahlia ing. A new performer is high ·and mixed," she said. . I'm Saving My Love for You. (R) 1:05p,4:00, 8.:00, 10-50 lighted every month. The con The studios are supported When not performing, The Covenant certs will be live in the UCF by new equipment that allows Amato works as a teacher and (PG-13) 12:45p,3:50, 7'fYJ, 9:40, 12:15a radio studio and broadcasted for professional style, work Crank coach for venues all over the (R)11:35a,2:00p,4:30,8:15, 10-15, 12:40a to the local·community. and sound. The concert will state. She instructs classes, as Everyone's Hero An all-acoustic band will be also employ a professional well as individual lessons, at (G) 11:45a, 12:45p, 2:10, 3:30, 4:40, 6:55, 7:30, 9"30, with Amato .in the studio as sound engineer that will mix the University of Miami, 11:55 she performs. The concert will and master the sound to create Rollins College and Memphis Flyboys also feature Jeff Rupert, UCF a live, but clear, resolution. . State University, among oth COURTESY NAMM (PG-13) 12:15p,3:35, 7:40, 10:45 professor of jazz studies, on "It will be like a recording. ers. She has also worked With Gridiron Gang saxophone. You shouldn't be able to tell Cirque Du Soleil performers. (PG-13) 12:10p, 1:10,3:10,4:10, 7:05, 7:55, 10:05, 10:45 WUCF station manager the difference,'' Riley said. Hollywoodland Mayer's Continuum (R) 12:50p,4:15, 7:15, 10:40 Kayonne Riley pointed out The concert series focuses PLEASE SEE WUCF ON A12 How to EatFriedWonns (PG) 12:00p, 2:35, 4:50 The Illusionist ·Covers the classics (PG-13) 12:40p,3:55, 7:35, 10-.20 SETTING THE STAGE lnvinable (PG) 11:40a,2:25p,5:00, 7:45, 10-15 AMANDA K.SHAPIRO · Ja In addition to the high quality pool tables, we also offer darts, video games, great food and a full liquor lounge! Florida's Premier Billiard Rooms! .. A:ta"y AMC Theater • NFL Sunday Ticket % f . . ·w/ beer bucket' For passes, while supplies last, <• visit specials and give t\USA .. aways. 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Yes, ice cream is possibly the most popular dessert in the coun try; and countless business owners have thrown them selves into making theirs the best. The question is: Who. when is the last time comes out on top? In my opinion, it's hard to a movie made you ALEXANDRA SCHWARTV CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE make bad ice cream. Marble Acone filled with Chocolate Lover's Trash, pictured above, is one of the many unique flavors Slab Creamery, Cold Stone of ice cream that Bruster's Real Ice Cream serves. beg for mercy? Creamery, TCBY and Baskin Robbins. all have their loyal crust masterfully incorporat All of its cakes, pies, waffle customers; and I wouldn't ed into rich, delicious ice cones and ice creams are turn my nose up at any of cream. This is a flavor I would made fresh daily. inside the them (come on, this is ice get again and again. store. Bruster's also offers cream we're talking about). For chocolate lovers, I rec sundaes, splits, cakes, pies, But my personal favorite is ommend the Chocolate shakes, blasts, smoothies, Bruster's Real Ice Cream. Lover's Trash, which includes yogurt and a variety of no •Located at 1024 Lockwood every possible interpretation sugar added, fat free ~ce Blvd. in Oviedo, Bruster's is a of chocolate in one ice cream. creams. small gem of a store that Every bite is different in taste . Bruster's is a fun place inVites its customers up to the and texture; and this flavor is where patrons of all ages window to order. Bruster's sure to excite you until the last come together to share their offers up to 38 flavors made · bite. love of ice cream and chat fresh everyday and have creat It seems the only downside about the latest interesting fla ed 140 flavors in all. There's an of Bruster's is that it may not vors. Every Thursday it has element of surprise at have your favorite flavor when "Banana Thursday." If you Bruster's, in that you never you visit. Creatures of habit bring your own banana, you know which flavor you might must adapt to this progressive get half off a banana split. It discover next because they ice cream f~cility and be open also has "P.J. Weekend," which ar~ always changing. to trying unique and bizarre comes up once a year, and On a recent visit, I discov flavors. None of them disap offers free ice cream to any ered Pumpkin Cheesecake ice point; and all of them are a one who shows up in their cream. It was sultry and totally different experience. sleep wear. I did this once smooth, it cooled and excited The flavors are c;p varied that inadvertently and was appre my taste buds, and sent a shiv~ there is truly , .>me Jng there ciative of my own laziness and er down my spine as it slid for everyone. Even though good timing. down my throat. It was spiced you can't create your own fla Everyone loves ice cream, to perfection and really ta5ted vors, trust that Bruster's has but, Bruster's stands out as the ~e a delicious bite of pump already come up with every most original, creative and fla kin cheesecake. possible combination of vorful ice cream. There are Another one of my ingredients; and flavor cre many locations all over Flori favorites is the Blueberry ators are far more creative and da, and I agree with their slo Cobbler ice cream. It has blue knowledgeable about ice gan when I say "treat your berry cobbler filling and pie cream than any of us. sel£" Amato.anticipates live studio performance FROM A10 the studio to everyone. We for WUCF can be found at want you to see what we are." www;wuc(uc(edu. The studio is located on the Michelle Amato's album Amato will be singing first floor of the Communica can be purchased from CDba from her new album, It's All tipns Building. The concert by.com. Information on her Smiles. The album features can be heard on WUCF, 89.9 upcoming performances is paramount pictures and mtv films present a dickhouse production many jazz standards covered FM at 4 p.m. Monday. Infor available at www.Michel. in association with lynch siderow productions "jackass number two" in Amato's smooth jazz style.. mation about future concerts leAmato.com. johnny knoxville barn margera steve-o chris pontius ryan dunn "It's really exciting to get to perform a radio concert," wee man preston lacy dave england ehren mcghehey Amato said. "It's very rare to . producg'i';sean cliver dimitry elyashkevich barn margera get to perform live on the tr'::i'G'c!~~~ derek freda trip taylor david gale van toffler radio and get your voice out m~•m~ prod u~ jeff tremaine spike jonze johnny knoxville to so many peop~e. It's a great 'lf11Irg@hm~~ RESTRICTED ~ · ffi..~ dlrec•~jeff tr~maine ft· opportunity." R UNDER 17 REQUIRES ACCOMP.... YING PARENT OR AOULT GUARDIAN .. soundtrack available on bulletproof records : I \~ : WUCF invites students a EXTREMELY CRUDE AND DANGEROUS ~':"===::"'.,;::= .~...... :. STUNTS THROUGHOUT. SEXUAL CONTENT, and staff to come by the stu •Hookahs • Unique Gifts ' NUDITY, AND LANGUAGE. 1·ackassmov1·e• com dio to enjoy the concert and • Fine Cigars •Incense For rating reasons, go to www.tllmratlngs.com tour the facility. •Smoking Accessories • Body Jewelry WARNING: The stunts in this movie were performed by professionals, so neither ''.Anyone who wants to you nor your dumb little buddies should attempt anything from this movie. stop ~y is more than wel come,' Riley said. 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