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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 34 No. 7, October 3, 2001" (2001). Central Florida Future. 1612. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1612 Turnovers, THE central florida mistakes costly • against Hokies l · -For more, see SPORTS l l I • October 3, 2001 •THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING UCF SINCE 1968 • Wf!!W.UCFfuture.c • Man ·enters dorm, ·touches women • AMY EDWARDS · The police don't know how Chollet STAFF WRITER entered the exterior of building, but said all the women's rooms were unlocked. • Four women reported to UCF police Three of the women were on the third that a man entered their Seminole Hall floor of the building and the fourth victim dorm rooms at about 5 a.m., Sept. 23, and was on the second floor; all students were • touched them in their sleep. in separate rooms . After pleading with the man to leave "I've never seen anything like this in her room, the first vic my 17 1/2 years here," Williamson said. tim called 911 and "This is a very isolated incident." UCF police were on Williamson said everyone was noti the scene in minutes. fied of the break-ins, including residents Police Sgt. Troy living on-campus and in off-campus • Williamson said the housing. He warns all students to lock officers caught their doors. Francisco Chollet, 24, Freshman Meghan Richards said, coming down the ele "Things like this make me glad that I live vator in the building. off-campus." She added, "I almost expect Chollet was Chollet crime to happen off-campus. You would arrested and charged think students are a lot safer living in on with four counts of burglary with battery, campus housing." a first-degree felony, according to Chollet was taken to the Orange ADAM SHIVER I CFF Williamson. The actions did not comply County Jail without bail. Williamson said Residents of dorms like Seminole Hall, where the events took place, sometimes leave doors with standards of assault or sexual Chollet does have a past record of misde propped open so people can come and go without keys. Police think this may have been how the assault. meanors as an adult. suspect entered the dorms. ·
1 Clothesline project - .' if '•'-' UCF student gives the community a run for their money ~ Sophomore After the loss· ofher ing through magazines, they brings awareness Alexis learned of the "Team and Miseyko, a mother, Alexis Miseyko Training" organization. Alexis' to UCF mother told her that she wanted • member of takes on a challenge KRISTA ZILIZI the "Team to participate in it when she got STAFF WRITER into remission. and DANIELLE DEPARI Unfortunately, Alexis' Th~ sky was rainy and over Training" STAFF WRITER mother ·passed away this past program, cast Thursday afternoon as June, and was not able to Alexis Miseyko could not Heather Stevens hung a box ofT hopes to accomplish her goal. It is for • ever be described as an average shirts on a clothesline in front of raise this reason that Alexis became UCF student. the Student Union at UCF. $3,500 by involved in this program. In her free time Alexis, a Stevens, director of the January "I know she would have sophomore, can be found run Panhellenic Council's Women's for the wanted me to do this for her," ning countless miles, at inter Circle, wasn't hanging her laun leukemia said Misey ko. sections collecting money and dry out to dry, but was displaying and The goal of the program is soliciting her cause to every the expressions of women who • lymphoma to turn "mere mortals into ath person within earshot. Alexis is were victims of assault, homi letes, tri-athletes, and cyclists," Society. a member of a program called cide, domestic violence and said Alexis. "Team and Training", which incest. A person is involved with serves to raise millions of dol The T-shirts, decorated with the program for about six lars for the Leukemia and fabric paints, displayed personal months. During this time, each Lymphoma Society, for the messages of tribute or survival. volunte~r is assigned a person research and cure of blood One shirt reported the statistics al coach to train them for either related cancers. of assaults against lesbians. A Last December, Alexis' a marathon, triathlon or a one child's shirt read~ "She had just mother was diagnosed with a hundred mile bike ride, to ben learned to spell it before she was severe form of leukemia. . efit the society. Volunteers killed for it. Killed 1998." attend several seminars, and Alexis took care of her mother, "Some of the victims are HALEY CABRERA I and together they were· able to CFF find a ·way to help. While leaf- PLEASE SEE Miseyko oN A-4 PLEASE SEE Display ON A-3 • Serendipity ..._ Afortunate occident or just o mistake? For more, see A-20.
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\\l(' nu~ With no warning .Junk Cars Many students have been parking at a closed down bank across the street from UCF 275.,8721 in the UC-7 plaza for years. Until Friday Sept. 28, that is, when the property's new manager began towing cars from the lot. • Carlos Jenkins, a student whose car was towed from the bank lot, said that as many ADAM SHIVER I CFF as 20 cars were taken off the lot with no warning. SPECIAL TO THE FUTURE Caution tape that once blocked off much of A violations sticker that was Another student that has been using the lot for years he says decided against it that the old bank's parking lot lays on the placed on student's windows as morning when he noticed yellow caution tape up blocking of the old bank's drive-thru. ground outside the drive·thru, no longer they were being towed on At time of publication the property manager could not be reached for comment. warning students of the possible hazard of Friday. Pick-up The Future next week for an in-depth story. parking in the lot.
• Committee turns up traditions STEPHANIE SWEETMAN serve those that have existed." state and felony citations for prop. This apparatus would be a mate fan" contest to be judged STAFF WRITER Around 50 people of differ- wearing a shirt from another large stone with a remote con by the Alumni Association's ent facets within the UCF com~ t" school within the state. The trolled sword that according to "Nuttiest Knight," Rick The new Pride and mun.ity are involved with the'' citation 'entitles the perpetrator GarmAn, could only be pulled Bollinger. Pep rallies are also Traditions Committee -of UCF committee. Faculty, staff, stu- -to $5 off UCF apparel at the out by someone such as Knigtro being planned. hopes to generate pride, spirit dent athletes, band members campus bookstore. or Dr. Hitt. The stone could be Garman urges anyone inter- and tradition at UCF. alumni and others come togeth- The committee is also hold portable and be available for . ested in joining this committee The purpose of this com er and meet once a week to dis- ing a contest for local business students to rub for good luck at to contact her at mittee is not to create new tra cuss ways to increase pride, es. The offices are to promi various campus events. This [email protected]. She says ditions, but rather to continue spirit and tradition at UCF. nently display banners, signs, idea has been around for a the meetings are at different traditions that already exist on One of the major activities and decorations that "increase while, but probably will not times every week. Any person campus. The committee is a the committee has planned is team morale and encourage become a reality until at least interested will receive e-mail • product of the sports marketing the "spirit police." Every Friday community attendance at the next year. and remain in the loop even if department. Gert Garman, facil in October has been declared a homecoming game on October The committee has been they cannot attend all the meet itator of the committee said, spirit day at UCF. The spirit 20." Winners will be given a developing other actions and ings. She said, "We are not try "Many students are not aware police will hand out warning plaque and tickets to a future activities. They would like to ing to force traditions, but to of the traditions at UCF. Many citations to students for not home game. have the UCF fight song and instill pride and get the spirit of the traditions have not been wearing black and gold, misde- Another possible product alma mater printed on big signs going. Get involved. You can't • kept up. We're not trying to cre meanor citations for wearing a of the committee may be a so that everyone can learn have an opinion unless you get ate traditions, but trying to pre- shirt from a school outside the "sword in the stone" type of them. They will have an "ulti- involved." Display part of Sexual Assault Awareness month
FROM PAGE A-1 between 1993-1998. A woman is most ics, but doesn't involve family members. likely to experience assault during her "Our goal is to get as many depart children, some are adults, and there's one first two months of college. Eighty per ments and organizations involved. Since itty-bitty baby shirt that speaks for itself," r;· cent of sexual assaults are perpetrated by sexual assault effects our entire communi Stevens said. someone the victim knows and trust, by ty, it is incumbent upon the entire com Central Florida survivors designed an acquaintance, friend or family· mem munity to work against this all-too-preva the shirts on display. Some shirts were ber. lent ~rime," Eastman said. collected from the Harbor House, a "We feel that the national st(:ltistics ·, Stevens says she has personal reasons domestic violence shelter in Orlando, and for sexual assault against college women for becoming a sexual assault awareness UCF students created others. is a pretty accurate representation for advocate. When she began researching The display, seen annually in UCF students also. Research shows that violence against woman for a scholarship Washington D.C., comes on the cusp of approximately 1 in 6 college women will paper, she was troubled by the statistics both Sexual Assault Awareness Month be the victim of rape or attempted rape," she found. Her platform on the and Domestic Violence Month. said Nancy Eastman, coordinator for Panhellenic Women's Circle prompted September is recognized as Sexual Victim Services. her to do activism work. Assault Awareness Month on many col "It is extremely important to know "So many of the sororities and frater lege campuses because the greatest num that the vast majority of sexual assaults nities here have children for philan ber of sexual attacks occurs from the first are committed by someone a victim thropies, so it really draws attention to the day of fall semester until Thanksgiving already knows," said Eastman. problem," Stevens said. Day. Domestic Violence Month is UCF provides several sexual assault "We're not trying to force it down observed in October. JERRY KLEIN I VCF PUBLIC RELATIONS prevention programs through Victim people's throats. It's here if they want to A rape occurs every 21 hours on col The t·shirts used in the Clothesline Project Services, Reach Peer Education, and look, if not, they don't have to," Stevens lege campuses throughout the U.S. symbolize the feelings and are dedicated to through sororities and fraternities. One said. "But college students are most sus Women between the ages of 16-24 suf women who were victims of assault, homicide, particular program recognizes relation ceptible to sexual assault, so we should • fered the highest rate of intimate violence domestic violence and incest. ship violence, which has the same dynam- become most informed about it." First Graduate Fair to be held The Graduate Fair, to be EGG DONORS NEEDED held Oct. 3, will be a~ $7500.00 the first of perfect h its kind at mate ~ (Plus aU expenses) • UCF. CVl.H1"1 dc..·"v"':attof1 ~~rvj, es We have many infertile families in need of compassionate women in order to realize their dream of having a child. We are seeking women who are intelligent, between ages 18-28, physically fit and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. If you desire to help a family and would like more information
JULIA please contact us. DURESKY/ UCF REPORT 1-800-264-8828 [email protected] • www.aperfectmatch.com BECKI PANOFF "Each college will have their own tables so peo STAFF WRITER ple can visit the programs they are interested in ... .It's not a 4-hour long seminar (like some With the deflating economy, graduating had thought.)" from college and finding a good job will be There will faculty and representatives from WARNING! - somewhat hard to come by. the five different colleges on hand to answer Graduate school is sometimes the next logi questions concerning their programs. cal step for college graduates, and most don't "A lot of undergrads don't know what UCF is now using an automated system to detect plagiarism. Be advised that any papers you submit to class can now be know that UCF has many graduate programs opportunities there are right here," said checked quickly and easily for evidence of submitting someone that are available to students considering taking Berntson. "There is a difference from this event else's work. For more information, visit www.turnitin.com the next step in their education. others is that this event is a recruiting tool for the The UCF Graduate Fair, to be held Oct. 3 university, as opposed to other universities from 2-7 p.m., will be the first of its kind at recruiting UCF students for their graduate pro UCF. The Grad Fair, hosted by the Graduate grams." Studies Department, will provide those interest In preparation for the event, 600 companies ed in graduate programs at the university with were informed of the event, as well as advertise applications, brochures, fellowship information ments in various newspapers around Orlando. LEGAL and answer questions about the · graduate "We're targeting working professionals and schools. undergrads," said Berntson. "It's going to be an open house-style Students will be told about the application SERVICES forum," said Cory Berntson, Recruiting process and also will be able to turn in applica Coordinator for the Graduate Studies program. tions to the graduate programs at the event. Student Legal Services provides students with assistance in selected areas of law such as landlord/tenant, consumer, chapter 7 bankruptcy, criminal, traffic, & uncontested dissolutions. Qualified students can receive consultation and representation. free of charqe.
Miseyko's goal: $3,500 Student Legal Services. 407-823-2538, SRC 155. FROM PAGE A-1 and collect at intersections. The response is http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~stulegal very positive. I have gotten $50 from one gen every Saturday at 4:30 a.m., the entire Central erous contributor at an intersection," she said. Florida group meets, along with coaches, to Alexis also pla_ns to stage something Funded by A&SF as allocated by Student Government. run ten miles. called "Operation Donation." In this activity, "Last Saturday morning we met in Winter she will distribute flyers to neighbors who Park for group run at 4:30 a.m. It was pouring observe her running each day. Then, she will rain and in the middle of a tropical storm, yet ask neighbors to leave donations in a place all 150 of us ran all ten miles," Alexis said. outside where she can pick them up during her During the week, volunteers are expected daily run. Flexi bi I ity to practice alone, running three to five miles, One fundraiser that Alexis is planning is building mileage. "I live off of power bats and called "Stick with Leukemia". With this plan, Enroll today. Work at your own pace. Gatorade," said Miseyko. Alexis will stay in some sort of mall for two All of this training is in preparation for the hours, wrapped in double-sided duct tape, and ENC 1102 Writing About Literature event of the volunteer's choice. Volunteers can. ask people to stick donations on her. "I know pick from such events as the Disney Marathon, someone up north who did this and in two CRW 1101 Beginning Fiction Writing Honolulu Marathon or the Mardi Gra hours accumulated $2,800," she said. Alexis is Marathon. Alexis will take part in the Mardi currently searching for a location that will EDF 3604 Social Foundations of Education Gra Marathon this February. The organization allow her to do this. pays for all expenses such as training, travel Another fundraiser that is being planned is PUR 3000 Intro. to Public Relations costs, accommodations and food. for Alexis and friends to split up a marathon on In exchange for all expenses paid, volun treadmills at a health club. They will post a LAT 1120 Intro. to Latin I teers are expected to raise money on their own sign. explaining what they are doing, and ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics for th~ Leukemia and .Lymphoma Society. The attempt to gather donations. These are just amount each participant is expected to raise some of the various methods volunteers MAC 1105 Basic College Algebra differs, depending on the event chosen by that engage in to raise money for the Leukemia and participant. Alexis is projected to raise $3,500 Lymphatic Society. SYG 2000 · Principles of Sociology by January. "This program is pretty therapeutic, it has The method in which volunteers raise helped me to get through the hard times," All college credit courses are actepted by all state universities in Florida. money is entirely up to them. As can be imag Alexis said. Students registered in a state university in Florida must have an advisor's approval to register. See our website for specific details. ined, volunteers must be creative and quite Another inspiration to raise money is resourceful to come up with such a large Samantha, the four year-old Central Florida UNIVERSITY OF amount of money. "team hero." Samantha has the same type of & CONTINUING "I have solicited to every person I know, leukemia that Alexis' mother had. 9FLORIDA EDUCATION every family member, all my friends, people in For more information on Alexis Miseyko my sorority and corporate sponsors," she said. and her project, please visit her web site at She added, "People have really been very gen http://alexis.pledgepage.com. erous, I got up to $1,000 from one corporate Her web page also contains her e-mail • sponsor alone." addre~s, which can be used to contact her Alexis has also participated in intersection about donations, and any assistance anyone collections. "I round up some of my friends can provide .towards her goal. • October 3, 2001 • www.UCFfuture.com • Aramark takes over dining services Dining Services to offer The hours are now 7 a.m. to mid venue. I . many different dining night Monday -Thursday, 7 a.m. -7 "I like the way it is now with • p.m. on Friday, and 10:30 a.m. - 7 the hot dogs and stuff, not selections in future p.m. on the weekend. Caribbean," said senior Heather Also featured in the Hill said, ·lSL•!4~' Marketplace is greater variety of Most students, however, have MATTHEW COBBS ,~, foods available to students. With been compliant of the changes in STAFF WRITER each meal, a choice of 2 - 3 entrees food service. Recently UCF dining services and 2 - 3 side dishes are now avail "Having more locations are • changed catering companies from able. An.other recent feature is a campus would definitely be good Marriott to Aramark and changes menu line available ( 407-823- so that we wouldn't have to go so being made across campus include 3663) where students can call and far for food," said junior psycholo • larger entree selection, numerous pre-order their food. gy major Janelle Mori. outlets and longer hours open. Robin Crouch, the marketing Crouch also said that they It was officially Aug. 1 that manager for dining services, said have plans to put gourmet coffee Aram'!-fk took over for Marriott in she is quite pleased with these par shops in locations all around cam dining services facilities on c;am ticular changes made and says the pus to make that available daily. pus with all·thelocations reopening student feedback has been positive. Other plans are in the works as Also some of the changes well; several convenience store • on Aug. 14. The employees of din ing services were not changed Aramark has made are evident in plans are in place as well for UCF when Aramark took over in.August the John T. Washington Center. The · dining services. The "Fast Break" The exact reasorui for the change is Chick-fil-a inside was completely store in the Education building has • not known and when asked dining renovated and there are plans to been taken over and renovated by services had no comment citing eventually make the entire facility dining services. Eventually there is confidentiality. into a full service Chick-fil-a. going to be a store constructed in The main dining hall that was fu other future plans, Crouch the lower level of the Education known as "Crossroads" is now the said that eventually the stand just parking garage. Knight's Krossing "Marketplace." In the John T. outside the Marketplace will be is another future site of a student Washington Center located adja turned into a Caribbean-styled convenience store. Also in place HALEY CABRERA I CFF cent to the bookstore there were restaurant, which will be called the for the Education building are Students line up outside The Marketplace, formerly known as the Crossroads. restaurant renovations ma.de. "Island Grill." Some of the plans for an Einstein Brothers The Marketplace is run by Aramark, UCF's new dining service provider. Changes in both hours of operation planned features for that include Bagel Co. shop. and food selections are among the servings of hot wings and flavored When Aramark took over for Marketplace will be something provide assurance of the tech main differences.- rice along with some calypso Marriott the idea was not only to called ''Pan Geos." These are sta niques and food being used by the Students now have some extra music. improve previous service but also tions where students go and watch staff as well as providing students time to eat, thanks to dining ser However, some students are · to make all new· ones available. their food be prepared and cooked with an additional dining experi vices regar4ing the dining hall. not accepting of the change in Coming this year to the right in front of them. This will ence .
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DANIELLE DEPARI offered in Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese, Dr. Anthony Cervone, Professor of ways in which the language aids their degree STAFF WRITER through department sponsored programs. Italian, recognizes various examples of the and develop more language skills. These programs are offered at Princess way in which languages intersect with other Another part of the cwriculum offered One of the severe complexities of the Sumaya University in Amman, Jordan, areas of study, "By studying Latin, students by the department to enhance the learning of human species is listening to another lan Quingdao University in Quingdao, China, gain a great number of new words in their a specific language are the study abroad pro guage being spoken. To the listener, it sounds and Meika University in Urayasu, Japan. own languages, especially for English grams. Summer study programs in foreign like mere gibberish, however, to the speaker Another section of the foreign language majors. Psychology and sociology majors languages have been offered at the it is a real conversation with real subjects and department are classes offered mainly for need knowledge of Spanish for communica University since 1972, which began with obviously, a real point. The foreign language engineering students studying in Sweden. tion with Spanish speaking people in Central Spain, and the newest program, in Germany, •. and literature department at UCF serves as a These courses are Swedish courses available Florida and the rest of the Caribbean and was added in 1991. These programs are means to break the barrier between pnzzle at the beginner level, and are offered via a South American cultures." offered for credit in several areas, including ment and comprehension. partnership at institutions in fonkoping, "Being a bilingual student [Spanish and language, art, and the civilization of Italy, The department of foreign languages Mallardalan and Dalarna, all located in English], plus taking French courses for two Spain, France and Germany. and literatures, originated in 1968, at the Sweden. - years has not only helped me in obtaining There are four study abroad programs same time as the university itself. Upon "Speaking other languages has become my current job and pay rate, but will also offered at the University, and in the summer foundation, Spanish and French were the fundamental in today's world. With the inter definitely help in my future career," said of 2001, over one hundred UCF students only languages instructed in the classroom. net and other means of communication it is Magdamaris Denizard, a student at UCF. participated. These programs are offered in Since then, the department has grown so useful to know another language," said "By taking a foreign language [French] Quebec, Canada; Koblenez, Germany; tremendously. The department now has the Debora Sipin, who teaches both Spanish and I feel as though I'll be able to communicate Madrid, Spain; and Urbino, Italy. The pro abilities to offer three bachelor's degrees and French courses at the university, and is also and function better in our global communi grams serve as an opportunity for students to two master's degrees. fluent in Portuguese and English. "Speaking ty," said student David Harper. emerge themselves in the culture and lan The undergraduate degree programs other languages has always helped me to get Spanish instructor Alice Korosy states a guage of the language in which they are available 'are in French, Spanish, and foreign better jobs, traveling and meeting new peo simple and concise reason that students studying. language combination. Spanish and teaching ple. It opens so many doors and you have should take the time to study other lan A third asset of the foreign language English to speakers of other languages access to so much about other cultures that guages. "In today's job market, the working department is the foreign language media (TESOL), are offered as graduate degrees. you wouldn't learn otherwise." knowledge of more than one language is of center, which is located in room 222 of the There are several minors available within the Most students wonder about the reasons great benefit." Visual Arts building. Students studying for department, which are in German, French, to take a foreign language in college, but the The department of foreign languages eign languages can pick up audio tapes at Italian, and Spanish. Certificate programs are reality is that several majors require at least and literatures is also home to several pro this location and either take them home, or also offered in Spanish translations and one year of a foreign language in college as grams that enhance the depth of understand listen to them in the lab. teaching English as a foreign language a graduation requirement. This is due to the ing concerning foreign languages. One of "Nothing in the world can replace the (TEFL). fact that the use of another language, can be these programs is titled, "Spanish Across the smiles on stUdents' faces when they overhear There are also several foreign language quite fundamental to the success of many Cwriculum." This program involves all five a conversation in the target language, and programs that do not lead to a degree, but careers, especially in areas of business, psy colleges in the university. In this program, they can actually understand what is being offer instruction in languages such as chology and communications. professors have produced and offered one said. It reminds one of the concept that a Chinese~ Arabic, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese "I take Spanish because I plan on even hour courses in which Spanish in conjunc mind, once expanded, can never go back to and Russian. tually moving to Santa Fe. Knowing Spanish tion with a course within the department is its original size," said Dr. Consuelo Stebbins, There are also intensive intermediate would be quite beneficial to me at this loca taught. The intention of this program is for a the chair of the department of foreign lan and advanced level instructional courses tion," said Rebecca King, a student at UCF. student learning Spanish to be aware of. the guage and literature. Zany Brainy FUNdraiser benefits College of Education
DARCY ELENA well as games and books for RODRIGUEZ older children. Zany Brainy STAFF WRITER also has clubs such as Reading, Math, and Art Clubs. Zany Brainy is contribut Guest speakers are common ing to the College of and the store also offers play Education the way they know shops to show children how to best, through the sale of edu play. Classes cational toys. Zany Brainy offers teach Zany Brainy at the ers an everyday 10 percent Waterford Lakes Town Center discount on toys and sponsors partnered with UCF's College .programs like the FUNdraiser. of Education (COE) Sept. 29 The programs have been in starting soon! to sponsor a fundraiser bene effect for four years and 10 fiting the COE's school coun percent of the profits go to the selor education programs. organization. Zany Brainy contributed 10 "We're thrilled to have percent of the day's sales to Zany Brainy partnering with ORLANDO ORLANDO the COE. Toys at this umque the College of Education for Orlando Kaplan Center Rollins College store are geared towards pro this opportunity," said Rich moting the development of Sloane, college development cognitive and motor skills 1rrest Thu 10/18 6:30pm 1/Test Mon 10/15 6:30pm officer at the College of 2 Tue 10/23 6:30pm 2 Sat 10/20 1oam among young children. Zany Education, "It's especially 3 Thu 10/25 6:30pm 3 Mon 10/22 6:30pm 4 4 Brainy has a wide array of noteworthy considering the Tue 10/30 6:30pm Sat 10/27 10am 5 Thu 11/01 6:30pm 5 Mon 10/29 6:30pm • toys but the shopper will not types of toys they offer." 6fTest Tue 11/06 6:30pm 6ffest Sat 11/03 10am find guns or other violence Zany Brainy also offers 7 Thu 11/08 6:30pm 7 Mon 11/05 6:30pm 8 Tue11/13 6:30pm 8 Sat 11110 1oam promoting toys. field trips and Dinosaur Digs 9 Thu 11/15 6:30pm 9 Mon 11/12 6:30pm "It's conflict resolution that teachers and parents can 10fTest Tue 11/20 6:30pm 1orrest Sat 11/17 10am 11 Tue 11/27 6:30pm 11 Mon 11/19 6:30pm without violence," said Holly participate in with their chil Paradox, event specialist at dren. Etiquette tea parties and Zany Brainy. Zany Brainy the new trout fishing are part Call or visit us online today to enroll! does have action figures and of the programs held at the comic strip toys, but they use store. Zany Brainy also fea- . their brains not violence to tures shop nights and gift solve their problems. Zany wrap Brainy has everything from programs accessible to any KAPLAN' traditional Tinker Toys to one. high-tech computerized toys. The FUNdraiser will ben What they all have in common efit children, families, and is the ability to foster learning teachers. UCF's College of 1·BOO·KAP·TEST in children of all ages. Education is currently the kaptest.com "We have infant develop leading source of new teachers ment toys," said Paradox, as for Florida. AOL keyword: Kaplan • October 3, 2001 • www.UCFfuture.com
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NATHAN other leadership HOLIC positions. The CONTRIBUTING 2001 UCF WRITER Orientation One of Central Florida's Accurate Psychics Team, after all,· comprised Call 407-678-8721 for information and location Greeks & Leadership quite twenty-three fraternity ·and The UCF Student Advice on: as dra- sorority members. And both the Government Association saw its matic an election as Lambda Student Government President • Love • Career • Family 34th student Senate elections Chi Alpha, who found eight and the Legislative Vice • Health • And More ) ( come to a close last Wednesday members serving as Senators President are members of Greek r------, morning, with nearly all of the : Show Student I.D. for 50% Off 1 , after the election period was organizations. I I fifty-two open Senate seats • All Readings : over. "Greek students also have a filled without the need for a Of comse, even though this really good knowledge of run-off election. The universi did mark the biggest year ever what's going on around cam ty's Greek-lettered fraternities for Greek involvement in pus,'' McDaniel added.' Each and sororities have managed to Biochemistry & Molecular Biology - PhD Senate, UCF fraternity and week fraternities and sororities claim more than thirty Senate sorority members have been hold chapter meetings, where Epidemiology - PhD seats already. accustomed to campus leader relevant campus information is MD/PhD Program - MD, PhD "This was the biggest ship for some time. distributed and discussed. Many Senate election ever at UCF," "A lot of Greeks get times potential Senators will Microbiology & Immunology - PhD said Tom Eriksen, Supervisor of involved because it's the type of even visit the meetings to Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology - PhD Elections for Student people they are," said Phil encourage Greek students to Government. Eriksen has been Molecular & Cellular Pharmacology - PhD McDaniel, a member of Delta vote. And Greek houses on and working with Elections for Upsilon fraternity. "They get off -campus are often littered Neuroscience - PhD three years, and has beep. involved with Greek life to get with promotional posters for involved in every election since · Physical Therapy - PhD, DPT more involved with the cam upcoming events from every his freshman year. "We always pus." McDaniel was the sort of campus organization. Physiology & Biophysics - PhD have Greek students running for Director of the Campus With a strong Senate mem Public Health - Master's seats, but this year was also the Activities Board before he even bership this fall, the Greek com biggest Greek turn-out that I've munity has continued its tradi ' Interdisciplinary Biomedical Studies decided to join Delta Upsilon, seen." and three of the CAB Directors tion of building strong leaders Several fraternities saw at the time were also Greek. on the UCF campus. And with their members elected to seats, Some students become a record-breaking recruitment including Tau Kappa Epsilon, part of Greek life to further their · numbers, Greeks may look to Pi Kappa Phi, and Sigma Alpha campus leadership, but many fill even more leadership posi Epsilon. But no fraternity saw also use it as a springboard to tions than ever before.
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OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES (M857) ...------Around Campus P.O. Box 016960 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33101 COMPILED BY 305-243-1094 • 305-243-3593 (f.lx) letics; social service and religious activities and [email protected] BECKI PANOFF campus government; journalism, speech and mass media or creative and performing arts. Open Forum with President Hitt Students can print a copy of the application off President Hitt, Provost Whitehouse, Vice of the ODK web site at SCHOOL OF MEDICINE President Merck, and Vice President http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/-odk or Huddleston will host an Open Forum for stu contact Andrea Keegan at [email protected] dents on Monday, Oct. 8 from 12:30 p.m. -1:30 for more information. Deadline to tum in com p.m. in the Key West Room 218CD of the pleted applications is Oct. 12. Student Union. This will be the first Presidential Open UCF "wired" Forum of the 2001-2002 school year, and all UCF is heavily "wired," according to students are invited to discuss their ideas, con Yahoo! Internet Life magazine. cerns. and experiences. Yahoo! reports examining how the institu tions incorporate network technologies into • Reports of thefts on campus campus life by looking at computing power, There have been reports of theft of wallets integration of the Internet into studies, techno and purses in several offices throughout the logical support to students and more. campus in recent weeks. No specific suspects The university is ranked 57 out of 1,300 have been identified. U.S. universities and colleges evaluated for the Everyone is encouraged to lock personal fifth year by Yahoo! valuables to include wallets, purses, credit cards UCF ranks ahead of the University of and money in securable cabinets. Staff is Florida, which is 61, but was surpassed by encouraged to confront any visitors in offices Florida State at 17. UCF is the only Florida that are not accompanied by other staff mem institution to rank as one of America's 100 most bers. wired colleges four years in a row. C-Day How to get into Grad school The Nicholson School of Communication The College of Arts & Sciences is offering and Quotes, the ad/pr club on campus, is host the "How to Get Into Graduate School ing its annual Communication Day on Friday, Workshop," Oct. 4 from 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.in the Oct 5 from 12 - 3 p.m. at Lake Claire. Student Union, Cape Florida C & D. Communication students are welcome to come This workshop offers information and for free food, drinks, prizes and music. answers frequently asked questions concerning the graduate school application process such as: ODK accepting applications • What is a resume/vitae, and how do I Omicron Delta Kappa - the National complete one? . Leadership Honors Society is looking for new • What do I need to know about filling out members. Applications are open to juniors and the applications? seniors with a 3.2 GPA and graduate students • How do I ask for letters of recommenda 2122 E Colonial Drive, Orlando. Ff 32803 with a 3.5 GPA. All students must show strong tion? . • How do I pay for everything? Nex.t to Kobe Japanese Steak House CALL (407} 895-G803 leadership in one of five areas: scholarship; ath- www.UCFfuture.com • Octob~r 3, 2001
.A draft would only lead to doo1J1 About I 0 years passed, we were suddenly MATTHEW COBBS force people is even scarier. My dad tells leaders who are supposed to lead and pro STAFF WRITER me _all the time of the card burning, tect us. The idea that some day I could be involved in a major conflict in Vietnam Canada flyeing and general panic that forced into the military or even again war and the U.S. government demanded help With this sudden out break of terror came with. the draft. College age males is frightening. and started the draft again. ism and conflict in the U.S., there are were petrified of this and it is simple to That brings up the current situation. While these points are exaggerated immediate fears and visions that come to understand why. President Bush and others have said that and quite different from the present day mind. One of the greatest controversies in We always hear our politicians this is not going to be a ground concen situation, it is still relevant during any history would have to be the military draft preaching about defense and keeping the trated attack, thus there would be no need wartime to talk of the draft. I don't know of American males. It created all kinds of military strong. The taxes we pay go for a draft. While this is reassuring to a a single man who wants to go out to his fear and outrage during Vjetnam, and with heavily toward this so it is hard to under point, there are memories to associate mailbox and find a card stating that he the' current situation, it becomes a ques stand why they would need to recruit the with it too. In the early 60's, President must report to the nearest military base for tion of revival. general population. I mean of course they Kennedy began sending troops to a small duty. It just is not something our genera If you ever talk to a man who grew up need people to enlist but forcing people is patch of an Asian jungle in hopes that a tion can comprehend or want to deal with, during Vietnam, he could attest to the fear against the grain of our country. Living possible outbreak could be avoided in the and I sincerely hope that our government . that came with the draft. Nobody wants to here, again, we pay taxes and go to the future. There were small groups sent and can do what is necessary to end the con go to war, and to have the government polls every November to vote for our as the years went by they grew larger. flict with Bin Laden and company soon. How to know when she's going to dump you
AMY EDWARDS for a reason. Now do you get it? STAFF WRITER • All of the pictures in her room We all know men will never be able Dur goal: treat him poorly so he with the both of you are slowly disap to understand women. This is just a fact pearing. Or, it could be that while you of life and anyone who says otherwise is breaks up with you first. make a surprise visit, you find her just fooling himself. Because, you see, scrambling to put all the pictures of you women don't always understand each together back up. Either way, someone other. Despite our bonding sessions and • Her response to when you say "I • She must go through a lot of has been visiting her room, and she did hour-long conversations on the tele love you" isn't exactly what you expect- shampoo, cause every time you call not-_want that person to see your pic phone, we can't figure everything out. -ed. Anytime she responds with "Oh, she's in the shower. This one is historic; tures. We are difficult to comprehend, so how sweet," or, "You're cute," is a very, the boyfriend calls and either the girl's please, do not even attempt to know very bad sign. If she laughs in your face, mom or roommate says she's in the • You're off the number one speed why we do the things we do. Just accept you might as well run away and never shower. Women take one shower a day, dial position and her new friends have it and move on. come back. sometimes two, but that is an exception. given you the boot to number four. Each Because of our complexity and the If you call five times in one day and position further away from one is a bad uncertainty of our behaviors, I come to • She's always hanging out with a every time she's in the shower, again, sign. If your number is on· speed dial you men, with some assistance and male friend from work whom you've just stop calling. Women do not shower two or three, you don't have too much to secrets into a very important aspect of never met. Now, granted, women do that often. I can't believe we came up worry about. But, tl~e second you find dating. No one wants to be dumped, and have good friends who are males, but if with such a lame excuse, but it has obvi out you are at four or any number women, despite what many men think, she purposely does not introduce you, ously worked for years. beyond that, just walk away. Actually, don't like having to be the dumper. you're in trouble. - check and see who's replaced you, just Since we don't like having to be the • She's never had such a strong for your own sake, then walk away. heartbreaker, we often rely on certain • It seems like every time you call interest in physics until she got a new techniques to thwart the unsuspecting she's on the other line and just can't study partner. Physics is not fun, and I • You've noticed hickeys appearing boyfriend away. Our goal: treat him talk. There is a fine line between the pri have yet to hear of people who hangout on her neck. But, isn't that odd because poorly so he breaks up with you first. ority of girlfriends and the boyfriend. simply to talk about great physics. If she you haven't seen each other in a week? This way, we don't feel like such a bad Girlfriends get mad if she spends all the 'is spending hours every night studying This should be obvious. Women do not person. time with her boyfriend, and vice-versa. physics at an undisclosed location, she get random birthmarks or sunspots. A I have compiled a brief list of things If you find it gets to the point where she doesn't want you to know who her part hickey is a hickey and you should know that should signal to the male: be pre never has time to talk to you, stop call ner is.' You might have to think about if you gave it to her. pared, a dumping is underway. ing. It's that simple. this one: she doesn't want you to know
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DANIELLE DEPARI turning into chariots," and, "I'm Every Woman" play THE EDITOR STAFF WRITER ing as they enter the castle. They gushed about their admiration for Princess Diana, their desire to become Thanks room pictured represents our Most little girls dream of meeting their prince more open minded and culturally aware, and told urgent care exam site and is not' interesting stories about themselves. One woman's Thank you for your very charming, wearing frilly dresses and crowns each day, name came to her father in a dream, one woman pre complimentary review of ser an emergency room. Lastly, I and residing in an elegant castle. However, with age tended she was on "American Pie" so she could get a vices offered at the Student would like to let everyone know and maturity these dreams inevitably diminish, and good hotel room, and another would not give up her Health Center. We are pleased to that our services also include females tend to settle on attainable goals. However, jewelry and credit card during a robbery at a Mexican serve the UCF student body. those offered through our health most females are not given the opportunity to partici enhancement programs. These restaurant because she was afraid of her father's Our heurs of operation include pate in television's latest gimmick, ''Who Wants to be are campus wellness and anger. The competition was complete with audience Friday from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. a Princess?" reach/health education. These ratings and dramatic flashing lights before each We are one of only two student Apparently, the catastrophe of ''Who Wants to great programs help to positive woman was interviewed. Also, there was a last plea, health centers in the state of Marry a Millionaire?" was just not eye opening ly impact the health of a large in which contestants actually cried and begged the Florida that are accredited by the enough to the deception of unearned riches and fame number of UCF students. prince for a chance at a dream date. It was quite AAAHC. Our services do for America. So, instead of marrying off the winner of humorous to see how serious these women were include those listed, but accredi a distorted beauty pageant to an average millionaire, about becoming a princess. tation defines that we offer Michael Deichen, MD Fox decided to send one of the nation's finest on a "And they all lived happily ever after," at least urgent care and not emergency Associate Clinical Director dream date with a real life prince charming. Of thaf is the way fairy tales about princes and princess room services. Therefore, the UCF. Student Health Services course, the writers mentioned the possibility of an eventual marriage. Last Tuesday evening, about_ 30 es are repeatedly recited to children during their ide contestants lined up on national television airing from alistic youth. On the contrary, this is not a fairy tale, Texas do not think highly of the Janet Reno running the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas; in a hopeful this is real life. At the end of this unintentionally way she handled that situation. attempt to transform into a titled princess. comedic program, the Prince of Rome, was unveiled for governor Too many times she has stated These contestants were from all across America. along with his chosen dream date. He was not quite It is premature to recom her opinions and changed them They announced diverse careers such as choreogra the idealist prince charming pictured in storybooks. mend that Ms. Reno is going to to avoid controversy. She was phers, pharmaceutical sales representatives, students, He was short, almost balding, with an overall goofy get the democratic nomination. fair as a judge and is recogniz writers, singers, models, waitresses and even an egg Jook to him. The only understandably rewarding prize Matthew Cobb may be able; but her judgment may donation cycle coordinator. They were all generally in at the end of this all, was that the chosen contestant impressed with her accomplish keep her out of Tallahassee. Too their early to late twenties, and they would all give up was awarded a $40,000 necklace. So, I guess in real ments, however, he would do many times she needed to make their lives to become a princess. The "mystery prince life, women have to make total fools of themselves well to investigate the actions things happen and didn't. • and opinions of those Hispanics from Europe," as he was referred to throughout the and abandon any self-respect they have already who were in Miami during the program, sat hidden in his royal box, observing the required to become a princess. Most of these women Elian issue. People in Central P.6. Hill entire competition. He judged the women during said that being a princess would make them feel beau three rounds on his first impression, their responses in tiful, that appearing in a stunning gown and glam an intimate question and answer session, beauty, orous jewels would do that for them. let us know what you think poise, personalify, and of course, their performance in · Personally, I think it is a complete tragedy that a European style fashion show, which is also known women will go to -this extreme to feel beautiful. This it Send us your letters to the editor at [email protected] or log on as a swimsuit competition. expresses an immense amount of information about to www.ucffuture.com and click on Letters to the Editor in the This competition had to be one of the most how women are treated in general, and the self-image navigation bar. We want t-0 know what is on your mind! ridiculous spectacles ever aired on television. Women that goes along with it. I hope that this program made complete fools of themselves by describing inspires the media, and an overall public opinion to their images of being a princess as "little pumpkins take a good look at the pressures placed on women. •
• medroxyprogesterone acetate injectable suspension • if you have had cancer of the breast 6.0ther Risks DEPO-PROVERA· Contraceptive Injection • if you have had a stroke Women who use hormone-based contraceptives may have an increased risk of blood clots or (medroxyprogesterone acetate injectable suspension, USP) • if you have or have had blood clots (phlebitis) in your legs stroke. Also, if a contraceptive method fails, there is a possibility that the fertilized egg will begin • if you have problems with your river or liver disease to develop outside of the uterus (ectopic pregnancy). While these events are rare, you should This product is intended to prevent pregnancy. It does not protect against HIV • if you are allergic to DEPO-PROVERA (rnedroxyprogesterone acetate or any of its other tell your health-care provider if you have any of the problems listed in the next section. infection IAIDS) and other sexually transmitted diseases. · ingred-ents). What symptoms may signal problems while using DEPO-PROVERA What other things should I consider before using DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection? What is DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection? Contraceptive Injection? ;fbfro-~~c!StffiA provider immediately if any of these problems occur following an injection DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection is a fonn of brrth control that rs given as an intramus You will have a physical examination before your doctor prescribes DEPO-PROVERA. ft is impor cular injection (a shot) in the buttock or upper ann once every 3 months ( 13 weeks). To con tant to tell your health-care provider if you have any of the following • sharp chest pain, coughing up of blood, or sudden shortness of breath (indicating a possible clot • tinue your contraceptive protec!Jon, you must return for your next injection promptly at the end • a family history of breast cancer 1n the lung) of 3 months ( 13 weeks). DEPO-PROVERA contains medroxyprogesterone acetate, a chemical • an abnormal mammogram (breast x-ray), fibrocystic breast disease, breast nodules or lumps. or • sudden severe headache or vomiting. dizziness or faintin& problems with your eyesight or similar to (but not the same as) the natural honnone progesterone, which is produced by your bleeding from your nipples speech. weakness, or numbness in an arm or leg (indicating a possible stroke) ovaries during the second half of your menstn.Jal cycle. DEPO-PROVERA acts by preventing your • kidney disease • severe pain or swelling in the calf (indicating a possible clot in the leg) egg cells from ripening. If an egg is not released from the ovanes during your menstn.Jal cycle, it • irregular or scanty menstrual periods • unusually heavy vaginal bleeding cannot-become fertilized by sperm and result in pregnancy. DEPO-PROVERA also causes • hi~h blood pressure • severe pain or tenderness in the lower abdominal area • persistent pain. pus, or bleedrng at the injection site changes in the lining of your uterus that make it less likely for pre~nancy to occur. : ~~~e headaches How effective is l>EPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection? What are the possible side effects of DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection? The efficacy of DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection depends on following the recommend • epilepsy (Convulsions or seizures) I .Weight Gain ed dosage schedule exactly (see 'How often do I get my shot of DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive • diabetes or a family history of diabetes You may experience a ~ght gain while you are usmg DEPO-PROVERA. About two thirds of lnjection1'). To make suee you are not pregnant when you first get DEPO-PROVERA • a history of depression the _women who used DEPO-PROVERA rn clinical trials reported a weight gain of about 5 pounds Contraceptive Injection, yt ur first injection must be given ONLY during the first 5 days of a • if you are taking any prescription or over-the'.counter medications dunng the first year of use. You may continue to gain werght after the first year. Women in one normal menstn.Jal period; 0 .'llLY within the first 5 days after childbirth if not breast-feeding; and, This product is intended to prevent pregnancy. It does not protect against trans large study who used DEPO-PROVERA for"2 years gained an average total of 8.1 pounds over if exclusively breast-feeding. ONLY at the sixth week after chrldbirth. ft is a long-term injectable mission of HIV (AIDS} and other sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamy those 2 years. or approXJmately 4 pounds per year. Women who continued for 4 years gained an contraceptive when admin stered at 3-month ( 13-week) intervals. DEPO-PROVERA dia, genital herpes, genital warts, gononflea, hepatitis B, and syphilis. average total of 13.8 pounds over those 4 years, or approximately 3.5 pounds per year. Women Contraceptive Injection is over 99% effective, making it one of the most reliable methods of birth who continued for 6 years gamed an average total of 16.S pounds over those 6 years. or approx control available. This means tnat the average annual pregnancy rate is less than one for every What if I want to become pregnant after usif19 DEPO-PROVERA Con~ceptive imately 2.75 pounds per year. I00 women who use DEPO-t'ROVERA. The effectiveness of most contraceptive methods Injection? 2.0ther Side Effects depends in part on how reliably each woman uses the method. The effectiveness of Because DEPO-PROVERA is a long-acting birth control method, it takes some tJme after your last In a clinical study of over 3,900 women who used DEPO-PROVERA for up to 7 years, some DEPO-PROVERA depends only on the patient returning every 3 months ( 13 weeks) for her next injection for its effect to wear off. Based on the results from a large study done rn the United States. women reported the following effects that may or may not have been related to their use of • injectJon. Your health-care provider will help you compare DEPO-PROVtRA with other contra for women who stop using DEPO-PROVERA in order to become pregnant. it is expected that DEPO-PROVERA: Irregular menstrual bleeding. amenorrhea, headache, nervousness, abdominal ceptive methods and give you the infoITTlation you need in order to decide whrch contraceptive about half of those who become pregnant will do so in about I0 months after their last injection; cramps, dizzin~. weakness or fatigue, decreased sexual. desire, leg cramps. nausea, vaginal dis method is the right choice for you. about two thirds of those who become pregnant will do so in about 12 months; about 83% of charge or 1~on, breast swelling and t~ndern~s. bloating. swelling of the hands or feet, back those who become pregnant will do so in about 15 months; and about 93% of those who become ache, d~p_ress1o_n, insomnia, acne, pelvic pain, no hair growth or excessive hair loss, rash. hot flash The following table shows the percent of wo.men who got pregnant while usin~ different kinds of pregnant will do so in about 18 months after their last injection. The length of time you use es. and joint pain. Other problems were reported by very few of the women in the clinical trials, contraceptive methods. ft gives both the lowest expected rate ofJ'regnancy (the rate expected DEPO-PROVERA has no effect on how ionl! it takes you to become pregnant after you stop using it but some of_these could be serious. These include convulsions, jaundice, urinary tract infections, in women who use each method exactly as rt: should be used) an the typical rate of pregnancy What are the risks of using DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection? allergic reactJons, fainting, paralysis, osteoporosrs, lack of return to fertility. deep vein thrombosis, (which includes women who became pregnant because they (argot to use·their birth control or I irregular Menstrual Bleeding pulmonary embolus, breast cancer, or cervical cancer. If these or any other pro_blems .occur dur because they did not follow the direcbons exactly). The side effect reported most frequently by women who use DEPO-PROVERA for contracep rng your use of DEPO-PROVERA. discuss them with your health-care provider tion is a change in their normal menstrual cycle. During the first year of using DEPO-PROVERA. Should any precautions be followed during use of DEPO-PROVERA Percent of Women Experiencing an Accidental Pregnancy you might have one or more of the following changes: irregular or unpredictable bleeding or spot Contraceptive Injection? in the First Year of Continuous Use ting. an increase or decrease in menstn.Jal bleeding. or no bleeding at all. Unusually heavy or con Iii Missed Periods Lowes1 tinuous bleeding. however. is nat a usual effect of DEPO-PROVERA: and ifthis happens. you should During the time you are using DEPO-PROVERA for contraception, you may skip a penod. or your Method Expected Typical see your health-care provider right
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Ever sion he calls "Blue Steel," Derek is the insane creation rip-off, but it doesn't spend much time on the dippy noticed that of Ben Stiller, who dreamed him up for a VH-1 special secret-agent stuff. Instead, Zoolander gets laughs from the women a few years ago and has now made the most consis scenes like the one in which Derek and a rival model who wear tently funny skit-to-movie translation since Wayne's (Owen Wilson, clothes for a World. who's hilari living call Much of the humor comes from satire that burrows ous) do battle themselves deep into the fashion world, if anything in the fashion in a runway models, but world can.be said to be deep. But you don't have to rec walk-off or a the men who ognize the knockoffs of Herb Ritts photos or know decadent orgy do it call themselves "male models," as if they're so there's only one "l" in designer Jil Sander's name to be that includes dopey they need to be reminded of their own gender? amused by the funniest Derek Zoolander, the male-model protagonist of Zoolander, line of the year Zoolander, is so thick he probably has to remind him which also works (it has to do . self to breathe. in deft movie with Finnish dwarves). This is a comedy of attitude, Armed with a parodies (of The and the attitude is ironic bJJt affectionate. breathtaking Godfather, 2001: Does the mystery . make sense? Does Linda knowledge of A Space Odyssey · Evangelista eat balanced meals? Zoolander isn't about emollients, a and JFK, among making sense - it's about noticing the ridiculousness of command of others) and. is a situation and then exaggerating it without mercy. inane fash itself a parody of Like countless Miss Americas, Derek wishes to use his ion-speak The Manchurian Candidate. Unwittingly programmed chiseled cheekbones and pouty lips to achieve world and a trade to kill the prime minister of Malaysia,· Derek is sort of peace, and if that strikes you as amusing, you'll like marked a Mannequin Candidate. Zoo lander. facial expres- Zoolander looks and sounds like an Austin Powers
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The only secret here is that they to break it to the guys, but our music market sound exactly like the average American demands originality more so than any other alternative band. In fact, they are so good at aspect of good music. Recent alternative imitating the American alternative genre that bands that have made their mark have all there is really no way to distinguish them been innovative, such as Linkin Park's fresh from the rest of the up and coming wannabes. fusion of rap and rock or even the heavy Every song on Prime sth's debut CD sound of the Gorillaz aka Damon Albarn. Underneath the Surface has you telling your When a band doesn't have that going for self, "Ob, they sound just Jike whaes-their them ... well, in today's fast paced world, name." It's that typical. On every including a short attention span new song, it's as if they said, ''OK, amongst audiences, a band's guys, on this track we're goihg to appeal won't last that long. be Our Lady The overall tone of the album is Peace/Soundgarden/Green Day.". pretty lackluster, but here's a For instance, "From the Inside" is quick J-0ok at the contents of I Meatball Sub a decent find, but the bass part Underneath the Surface. The gem I American Coldcuts Orlando, Fl 32817 I of the CD is most definitely "I'm sounds exactly like a softer version B.L.T~ Egg Salad Tel: 407.. 679.. 2448 I from that of Soundgarden's classic Stupid (Don't Worry 'Bout Me)." I Bologna & Cheese (1 mile west of UCF) "Outshined" only without the spectacular If all the songs were of this class, Prime sth ,_ c:ovpon •xpil'e$ 12--7.01 • mammum of six subtl pw coupon I vocals supplied by Chris Cornell. What we would actual1y have a distinct style going for are left with is a painfully average listen for them. Unfortunately, ·we can't say the same ------COUPON 43 minutes through 11 tracks. for the other tracks. "In my Head" has the Prime sth is composed of Noa on vocals same basic sound as 'Tm Stupid," only a tad and guitars, Martin on guitar, Kaz on drums more optimistic. "Believe" has a more upbeat and Jspr on bass. The foursome came togeth Green Day character to it, while my ''My Evil er at the ages of 12 and 13 in a Stockholm Friend" has a hint of Our Lady Peace. TheNAILSctub basement to create their music. As quoted on ''Underneath the Surface'' follows an annoy their web site, Prime sth realized that they ing verse, chorus, and verse again pattern in 3050 AJafaya Trail, suite 1028, Oviedo, Fl. 32765 * (407) 365-1666 "needed a ticket out of Sweden to fully real the same styling as Collective Soul. We're ( 314 mile North of UCF ) ize their dream." At the present time, rap and talking only three original tracks out of 11. techno music rule the airwaves in Sweden. 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You fcreaM, I fcreaM, CHRISSY FICARA we aU fcreaM for How(·O-ScreaM STAFF WRITER BRIANA MIRANDA fter spe. ~ding... .four years. at a the ~ay. To. suppo. rt liis roisg·. io.~. ' . h.· ·e·c. o.n~ University, miles away from ducted nearly 20Chnteroews w1tbyoung STAFF WRITER ome, free time' spent with a people and with leaders in business, pol- oo ! That got your attention now didn't it? is where you need to be on your feet, literally, or , textbook and sleepleSs weekends, what itics, the arts and entemiiru:nent He Speaking of attention, who says someone else will be. Between angry men with is one to do? Many take that degree in interviewed: former Presidei;lt Jin;lmy B Halloween Horror Nights is the only shovels and various haunted paths with statues hand and walk into the job market hop- Carter, Jerry Garcia, Billy Crystal, US. place- to knock your socks off your scared little that suddenly came to life, it was not uncommon ing to get picked and begin the rest of Senator Max Oeland, Arlo Guthrie, feet? This year Busch Gardens Howl-0-Screarn to see people locked arm in arm for protection theirworkinglives.Yet, thereisaplan:S: Donald Keough~ Al,at1f{eyes, Olympic is returning for one purpose: to torture and horri during the majority of the night. travel :;tround the country following the gold Jnedalli$t Carl Lewis, Oz Nelson, fy their guests to no end, immersing them in However, even with the sporadic haunted GratefUI Dead and work a ski season in Billy Payne~ horse trainer, Monty pitch-black landscape for miles. However, that's paths and haunted houses, it would have been Aspen. This is what one college grad, Roberts, Hol'St Schulze, former director not all Howl-0-Scream consists of. For starters, nice to see even more interaction between the , :Enc Saperston, set out do. of the FBI Billy Sessions, Henry it has five adrenaline rushing, heart-stopping, characters and the general public, in places that · But, what self-:respecting graduate Wmk:ler and Governor Aon Ricb~ds; never-before-seen were least expected. wastes his time on following ij1e sotne of which, not all. are featured .m haunted houses, Unfortunately, just too Grateftll Dead and working aSlO. season Saperston 's fihn, · with ghouls and many situations were in Aspen? Saperston had to do some- The t:novie,itselfhas pictneered apto~ goblins lurking in predictable. Overall, the thing productive. So, he deeided he jectkn9wn as the "Do Your Own Thing the background. If haunted houses were would add value to his travels by asking" Tour" which visited UCF last tveek. The that's not enough for enough to give your succe§sful people out for a cup of coffee tour spotlights Sapeyston~ his journey the average "noth heart a little skip and to find out who they were and how they and his mission,. and .is mueb more ing scares me" personality, each roller coaster is form a drop of sweat on your head, but the real gol there. Sa~ton loaded himself and inspiring than theJnovie made out to be, open and ready to embark on twists, loops and fright was on the roller coasters. Think roller his Gold.en Retriever, Jack, into a 1971 As ·a docwnentary, The Journey is very drops all night long. coasters are terrifying in the daylight? Imagine Volkswagen Bus, with no more than a reality based, with some comical ton Pick a house, any house. Whether you feel up an endless 90-foot drop into darkness. From the journal, a video camera and "sexy, kind, tent, yet lacks the popular violence and to an insane asylum gone mad equipped with Montu, the "Doomba" and Gwazi in between, it homemade grilled, cheese sandwiches special effects of other movies. A first straightjackets, nurses from the underworld and was no doubt that were the focal point of the .made with love for a $1" which he sold timMilmniaker, Saperston's movie tends real live shock therapy in Escape from Insanity. night and what made Howl-0-Screarn stand out at.rest stops to fund his trip. Needless to totlragonandl6Sethe young audienceit Or just your typical run-of-the-mill worst night from the rest. say, Saperston ~s post-collegiate escapade is aiming for. , mares corning to life in three dimension, in Night Despite the various haunted houses and around America was the basis for bis In temis ot el)terfa.irunehtvalue, The Stalkers in 30. Let us not forget about experience as a whole, it is very doubtful that most recent actomplishment, a docu- Journey·is not on one of the top IO lists. Screaming Reality where you come face to face Howl-0-Scream would have gotten the amount men1:9XY of !Ps interviews, playing .in Yet~ this·movie does send out a message to a backcountry bayou where Poppa bug and his of attention it did and been such a success if the select theatres, The Journey. that all college,students should .bear. It is demented kin wonder around their property tor rides had not been open. So for an answer to the , Saperston's .mission is 11to build a a .. movie !bout following your dreams menting intruders. Not to wony, there are always endless question of "which is better, Halloween bridge between the young peoplb and the and waking things happen. For once, houses to explore and hearts to be stopped. Horror Nights or Howl-0-Screarn?" You will eklers. in America." This is· what The · there is a film in the theatres that actual Most people were grateful for the walks just have to take it upon yourself to decide. Keep Joum£y aims to do. The movie.portrays Iy says something, and maybe .even between the attractions and considered it a time in mind though, whatever your nightmare, tbe"eyery ;'::;·;·;·: '' ;··; ' ~~ ·~· . ·1· ~: you1re a Fresh~n transfer or current student at the UniVerslt)tThe ,. ,' mission and tmin foe us of the Energing Knights program iSo to ·discover new leaden and to rmtfvate their interest Ln the various areas of.campus 1 Iife while encouraging them to learn nnre about the University" le.ada:ship and ultirrateJy therraelve:s~The program consists of seven , workshops presented throughout the 2001 fall senresta. Each session is .. , desigrled to enable ardencourage sttdents to discover tneir leadership capabilities through tnteractfon with other errergi ng OCF student and Facilitated by the Emerging Knights 7:E.A.M. staff leaders.. The Emerg~ng KnightsT.EAM~who's goal is to 'Trainr Edocate, . Advise Mottvate • is responsible for the planning and facjlltatiOCJ of aU EK ses~rom and activitres, Alli ses.s,iom ·take place e1ery other w9lnesday at ~ 6 pm. The rerraini rg sess fon top le sand dates fur the 2001 faU sell'ester '" Train *So ~u WarnlaTake This. Outdd~7 Conflkt ~MQ~rMnt l ~Ung with Difficult People N· September 26, Student Union Jlegaius. BaHreomO *Culture Makes the World Go Round:~r$lty & leader$hlp ...... ducate October 10, Student Union Room 21'88 , *How Organizations Work & Team Building ..... Cktobe1· 2-t Student Advise 1 Union Rootn 2180 *f:n~prratklnal Stud~nt leaders ~The t~rtainc:e. of eeJng. a Student .o ivate I Leader ..... November 7, Student Unfon Room 2·1SD · October 3, 2001 • www.UCFfuture.com If Independent film f i.ndS audience on DVD DAVID TAYLOR STAFF WRITER or those who own any of Kevin Smith's movies downward spiral into insanity. The film has a editing is quite good; the movie is put together very • on DVD (Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma), one poignant message about youth violence but at the well and never feels disjointed. In addition, the cine Fwill no doubt notice that there is more or less same time does not become preachy and try to shove matography is surprisingly good at times. This is par the same people doing the disc commentary each its message down the viewer's throat. The story is not ticularly noticeable in the forest scenes of the film. time. These people are usually Kevin Smith, Jason uplifting, but it is a powerful tale that will no doubt The picture quality on the DVD also helps this Mewes (Jay), Ben Affleck, Jason Lee and Vincent effect anyone who sees it. tremendously .sinC?e it is a nice transfer, looking bet Pereira. The question of the day is: who is this last The acting of A Better Place is top-notch, espe ter than· when it was shown during a film festival run guy? Pereira is a colleague of cially the two leads. Most of the of the flick. Kevin Smith and a filmmaker actors are unknowns, with afew The extras on the DVD include an audio commen in his own right. Much like familiar faces such as Jason Lee tary by Vincent Pereira, a batch of deleted scenes and Smith, he started out on the popping up. Fortunately, their an introduction by producers Kevin Smith and Scott independent film festival cir anonymity does not subtract Mosier. By all accounts, the commentary is great cuit, making his first and so far from their talent, as the perfor since Pereira is quite knowledgeable about the work: only film, A Better Place, at mances are very believable. In a ings of film and a strong follower of the editing about the same time Kevin way, the fact that the participants process. It is definitely some~hing that aspiring film Smith was doing Mallrats and · are unknown works in the film's makers will want to check tiut. There are about a Chasing Amy (1995 to 1997). favor since there are no viewer dozen deleted scenes, many of which are pretty good The film toured the typical f es expectations that usually come and entertaining, but at the same time, one can see •' ti val circuits, but never got a with well-known actors. One can why they were deleted. Some are too long, while oth wide release. Recently this all more easily accept the unknown ers halt the progression of the story and thus needed changed with the creation and actor as a certain character, as to be eliminated. The introductions by Smith and • distribution of A Better· Place opposed to "the guy Freddie Mosier are okay, but the humor in them is lacking at Special Edition DVD. Prinze Jr. played," putting the times. However, A Better Place is a drama, not a While Smith's foray may be actor above the story. One minor comedy, so just skip this part of the disc and every Ir comedy, Pereira's A Better complaint about the movie is thing should be cool. Place is actually a drama. The that the actors are obviously A · Better Place is a great independent film in a story is about a teen-age guy older than the high school kids variety of ways. This movie probably would not be named Barret who moves to they are playing. The trade-off is released in today's mainstream environment due to New Jersey after the death of a worthwhile one, considering all the recent school shootings. The movie was made his father. Instead of being welcomed at his new high that better acting from slightly older cast members is before Columbine put such incidents on the forefront school, all he finds is scorn and hatred toward him by superior to bad acting from a person who is the cor of peoples' minds and thus cannot be accused of the other students. Constantly being picked on, his rect age. Pereira used the people best suited to get the using the event to make a buck. It is definitely worth life is made hell until he befriends Ryan, a loner with job done and did not worry so much about tpeir looks checking out, not only for the great story, but also a troubled past. The movie chiefly revolves around as much as their acting skills. because it proves that filmmakers do not need mil the relationship of these two characters and Ryan's In other areas, Pereira's direction is sharp and the lions of dollars to make a great film. • • .. Get TJ-16. 61LINNy next week ' • THE central florida inside the FUTURE HE central florida UTU October 3, 2001 •THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING UCF SINCE 1968 • www.UCFfuture.com • I ell KRISTOFER KAY STAFF WRITER ue to the choking effeminate nature of Serendipity, he is Jonathon Trager, a success Ser-endipity, a disclaimer should be ful ESPN producer living in New York City D stated before a single adjective is writ whose life seems to be going as smooth as it ten in any sort of favor: I have testicles. Two possibly can. While Christmas shopping one actually, a pair, or set if you will, and because year, he accidentally encounters a woman by of them-and a warped sense of detrimental the name of Sara Thomas (Kate Beckinsdale) pride-I have a natural predisposition to har in a department store wanting to buy the same bor feelings of jaded pessimism concerning pair of designer gloves (it plays off like the old the vagary of romance and, if by fat luck, the cliche when you bend down and you bang fruition of true love. (If you haven't begun heads with your future significant other). A already, you people under the pretense . of casual conversation leads to stares over dessert grand standing Eros can start to hate me now.) and their whole winter night gets sparklier and It isn't so much the mechanics of, or how an · sparklier. Ah, so this is love: exciting and new. intimate union should be maintained, than it is Wanting to be aloof but not too terribly close, these lofty notions built from flakey diatribes the pair only exchanges first names as time about chance encounters or so called "happy begins to antagonize the immediate attraction. accidents." A happy accident is when a dmnk They don't hide the fact that they are commit oil tycoon driving a Lamborgini plows into ted to other people, but-that does not stop them your '87 Accord and the two of you settle out from partaking in stupid pet tricks to see if of court, not when you trip over the foot of you they're meant to be. Oh, because this is ratio future soul mate. Fate is nal-if finding true just the term used by love means chasing a people who would woman through the rather follow some age Waldorf-Astoria, I'd old theoretical sermon rather save myself the than take responsibility exercise and still wait for their own actions. for the day Britney Preaching on behalf of Spears bounces up at men who have yet put my doorstep asking me their guard down and to find her lost leotard. maintained a level of Reality wins the first dignity in the face of round as the two are the menstruation forced separate and clogged adversary of spectacular temptation, I forced to go on with life. It just so happens say "Hell, no." I am under the impression that years later when John and Sara are located this idiotic creed of serendipity can't happen. cle3! across the country from one another and But I know what you're thinking, would I about to marry other people, they-individual believe in it if, by chance, I had a woman who ly, but of course not coincidentally-decide to since meeting me has named me her undisput make sure that they're not making a mistake ed monarch of unbridled passion and the sole and search out one another again. ruler of her inner sanctum? Probably, I did say What transpires is not true love in the I had balls, right? hands of fate or the resolution of meant-to-be's Director Peter Chisom's problem in but two shallow individuals looking to find Serendipity is his choosing to be so taken by their equals. They make the all too common the frivolous belief. The whole idea of meeting mistake of believing in a love that is nothing "the one" is something used when wanting to more than basic human lust. Jon and Sara are speak in a hypothetical; if you do not believe both self-centered creeps, albeit incredibly in such a thing, the movie simply will not con attractive creeps, but scoundrels all the same. nect. Instead of being human and weighing Funny as it may be at times (thanks to the good both options using Marc Klein's story, Chisom lines given to the sidekicks, Jeremy Piven and draws a.boundary line hoping that most view Molly Shannon) the picture is too convenient, ers will feel the same way the picture does and too easy. Only way this could be believable, fall under the same spell. What is odd is that being made possible by the intervention of a Klein can write from the perspective of a non divine hand, would be if Julia Roberts herself cynical, heterosexual white male; obviously were actually God. I've had to forego my sus the poor bastard has never been in love before. pension in disbelief fewer times in Jackie Only a screenwriter could come up with this. Chan movies than needing to in Serendipity. Men are too ill equipped to attain the levels of It starts off as a story wanting to examine patience or the mental stability it takes for the meaning of destiny but ends up being these types of buttery reflexes. The wanton another tale of deliberate hurt in order to attain audience is primarily comprised of optimistic individual satisfaction. Don't be fooled by its females are the only ones wanting to be ser Hallmark seal of approval cuteness. Just viced here because- it makes a point not to because it's another romantic comedy with a leave room for the other gender. Those types plot progression provided by a soundtrack of girls who uncontrollably giggle and talk doesn't mean that it beats with a black heart. about their boyfriends more than they eat, the The thing is, with Jon and Sara being so lik florally dressed astrology book readers and the able, we'll approve of them finding one anoth ones who are looking for Lloyd Dobler er and never question why they would destroy they're the ones who'll be happy with the pic two. other loving people that cared for them ture. just as much. If these. characters wanted to be Speaking of which, who else but John perceived as human, then why not focus on the Cusack could portray the role of a perfect reality of regret rather than the impossibility stranger who turns out to be some lucky of a second chance? woman's destiny? No doubt about that. In THE centr~flor~ .~~~~~~~~~- • ' fUTU Saturday: ~ October 3", 2001 •THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING UCF SINCE 1968 • www.UCFfuture.com I UAB I • UAR quarter· back Jeff HOME Aaron has passed OPENER for 632 yards .. and run for 142 Freshman yards striker/ this midfielder Becca season. Eshelman worked ~er way into the starting ARRIVES SPECIAL lineup ro THE immediately at FUTURE UCF. This year the Blazers hav~ started out 2-2, After spending the first four dropping games to Florida State and Southern games ofthe season on the Miss. They face a tough early schedule that also includes "Pittsburgh, but still have hopes of a suc cessful season in what should be a competitive JOE road, the UCF football team KALEITA I CFF conference. p!a,ys its home opener "It looks like a schedule where you 'toss it up.' Looking "at our conference, from just the first against UAB on Saturday couple of games I've seen, r don't think there's probably a team that's seven points better than any Eshelman makes CHRIS BERNHARDT team in the league," Brown said. ''I think any one STAFF WRITER of seven or eight could probably win it. So I think it's going to make for a great year." When it comes to football And for the first time in his tenure at UAB, immediate impact in Alabama, patience is not a the offensive Brown has the virtue. tools to run a wide-open passing So at the University of attack. Senior Jeff Aaron, a HEATHER PAGLIARA junior college transfer two sea STAFF WRITER Sotter Notebooks, Alabama-B~gham, they've pg. a..4 &B·S wasted little time building up sons ago, took over the quarter Although she is only 5-foot-3 their still fledgling program. In back spot in the middle of last year and shined. He started the and a freshman, UCF women's part of the Reform Mennonite just 10 years, they've gone from final six games, leading the soccer player Becca Eshelman religion, which doesn't have too a start-up Division ill team to a Blazers to a 4-2 record while stands tall with experience and much of a place for competitive respectable Division I-A pro throwing for 1,135 yards and dedication to soccer. athletics. In fact, this season was gram. five touchdowns. He's been .. She can play the position of the first time Eshelman's parents For the past seven of those steadily improving this season, midfielder or striker, which gives had ever seen her play in an orga seasons, Watson Brown has completing 53 percent of his her the advantage of being a ver nized game. been at the wheel. Coming over passes with three touchdowns. satile player. And that versatility "Since they are Christians, from an offensive coordinator He's also shown great mobility, helped her move into the starting they don't support soccer or any job at Oklahoma, Brown has second on the team in rushing lineup immediately. other competitive s"port, since brought the team into Conference USA two years ago SPECIAL TO THE FUTURE with 142 yards. "She has been working hard Christ t~ught humility and emula UAB tailback Jegil Dugger has 327 "Jeff was much improved since the preseason, started the tion," said Eshelman. "Although and the team has made huge yards and four touchdowns. from the first game to the sec first game, and has been starting they don't support soccer, I am strides ever since. A 7-4 2000 ond. His stats are still a little ever since then," said UCF coach their daughter, and they feel that season was highlighted a by a low, but at the same time, he really got hit - he took Amanda Cromwell. as long as what I'm doing is hon huge upset at Louisiana State, where UAB came some real shots (vs. FSU) as he was throwing Eshelman' s rise in soccer bas est and moral, it's not an issue." out on top 13-10. They also had two three-point come through an unusual set of losses to top foes Kansas (20-23) and Southern PLEASE SEE UAB ON B-5 circumstances. Her parents are PLEASE SEE Diminutive ON B-8 Miss (30-33). Jeanty rises depth .chart quickly at defensive end Freshman DAVID MARSTERS usual progression in an That pushed little-used Boma STAFF WRITER unusual way- he's doing it on Ekiyor into the starting role, defensive the field. Most freshman .get and Jeanty moved up to sec end Rashad Rashad Jeanty is learn redshirted and adjust to col ond on the depth chart. And Jeanty (left) ing. lege football on the scout Ekiyor sprained his ankle made his He's learning how to team. Jeanty has been thrown against Tulane and didn't first career stunt, learning how to fill directly into the fire against make the trip to Virginia start against gaps, learning how to drop teams like Clemson, Tech, allowing Jeanty to Virginia Tech, back into pass coverage - Syracuse and Virginia Tech. make his first collegiate start making 11 learning how to play college Because of injuries and a in just his fourth collegiate tackles. football. Jeanty is going lack of depth at the defensive game. through the usual drill for a end, Jeanty was asked to con "I was told that I had a freshman defensive end; start tribute almost immediately. chance to compete to start, college, get stronger, gain In the preseason, starting left but I didn't know it was some weight and make the defensive end Brent Bolar going to be this quick," transition from high school had arthroscopic knee Jeanty said. football to a much faster col · surgery, and his backup, Jeanty made 11 tackles lege game. Wanzell Underwood, left the DAVID MARSTERS I But Jeanty is making this team for personal reasons. PLEASE SEE Injuries ON B-2 CFF B-2 • CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE www.UCF.future.com •October 3, 2001 • Fake punt gives Virginia Injuries force Jeanty to • Tech momentum • DAVID MARSTERS contribute almost immediately STAFF WRITER FROM PAGE A-1 One area Jeanty wants to improve upon is his run defense, which at this point isn't.as good as it " The momentum was against the Hokies, and so far this season is sev could be because he is still a little bit undersized. there for the taking. enth on the team with 36 tackles, and also has two At 220 pounds, Jeanty is the lightest defensive end Trailing 19-7 at half • tackles for lost yardage, one sack, two pass on UCF's active roster, which helps him as a speed time, UCF forced a breakups and fiv.e quarterback hurries. Those num pass rusher but hurts him against big offensive turnover on Vrrginia Tech's bers indicate Jeanty is making transition from high lines who like to power-run block. Before he first second-half drive and school to college just fine, even without a redshirt graduates, Jeanty says he wants to be up in the • converted it into a touch year. 250-255 pound area. down, pulling the Golden "I think I'm pulling on quite well," he said. "I "I'm holding up against (the run), but at the Knights to within 19-14. didn't know I would be comfortable like I am now, same time I can get better," he said. "Everybody • Then on Vrrginia Tech's but it's been great. I've still got a long road to go can get better. I can also get better at my speed next possession, the though." pass rush, so we all can get better at everything." Hokies gained only two UCF coach Mike Kruczek has been high on Jeanty attributes much of his early success to • yards on three plays and Jeanty since the minute he stepped onto the field at his teammates, particularly his fellow defensive had to punt - or so UCF the beginning of fall practices. During the presea ends. Older, more experienced players like Ekiyor, thought. son, Kruczek repeatedly indicated to reporters that Elton Patterson and Craig Russell, Jeanty says, "19-7 (at halftime) - I he thought Jeanty could and would be starting by have helped his transition to college football much still felt like we were doing • the time the season was over, and Jeanty hasn't easier. all right," UCF coach Mike disappointed. "They're doing a great job teaching me funda Kruczek said. "They • "Rashad Jeanty's going to be a great football mentals and how the game changes from high turned it over, we scored, player," Kruczek said. "He's going to be the best school to college," he said. "Those guys are doing it's 14 to 19 - I'm feeling we've ever had play at defensive end. What can I a great job and I thank them." good at that point. That's say? He's a great kid, the game means a lot to him And Jeanty is obviously listening well to his • when the adversity started and he plays hard." teammates and coaches, as his play this season has hitting." Jeanty this praise in stride, however, not resembled that of a ,seasoned veteran much more The Golden Knights DAVID MARSTERS I CFF allowing himself to be ov~rly enamored with the than of a true freshman. His raw ability to rush the • sent their punt return unit Virginia Tech blocked this Javier Beorlegui impressive start he is having in his UCF career. passer has already made him very valuable to a · onto the field, but there punt, resulting in a safety for the Hokies "Everybody's going to compliment you, but UCF defense that didn't really know who would was a problem. Travis with five seconds left in the first half. you just can't take that stuff to your head," he said. be playing his position at the beginning of the sea Fisher, who h_ad been play- "I thank God for the opportunity I've been given, son, and he is working to become a complete play- ing comerback on defense, came The blocked punt came Iiear and at the same time, my fellow teammates always er. out of the game when he was sup the end of the first half, as part of a push me. We push each other, and that's been a big Rashad Jeanty is leaining. But right now, he's posed to stay in as the 11th player barrage of 19 unanswered points • part of my success." playing well enough to teach a thing or two. on the field. Vrrginia Tech noticed by the Hokies in the second quar that UCF was playing shorthand ter. With just 12 seconds left in the ed, and by the time UCF coaches half, UCF punter Javier Beorlegui tried to get Fisher back in the lined up just outside of his own game, it was too late. Instead of end zone. The Golden Knights kicking the ball, Hokie punter knew Virginia Tech would be • Vinnie Bums completed a 33-yard coming after the punt, but were pass to a wide-open Gamell Wilds, unable to block the Hokies' rush. who had slipped through the Vrrginia Tech blocked the punt, • Golden Knight punt-blocking unit and the ball rolled out of the end untouched. zone for a safety. ''We were over on the sideline "We couldn't stop them," with 10 people and Travis Fisher Kruczek said. "It comes down to was the 11th guy on the field," kids making plays. We know their Krucek said. "And for some rea expertise in blocking punts; we son, he came off the football field. know their schemes. That's the They saw it and went to their pass first blocked punt we've had in Come In and Fill check. We tried to get him back awhile." on, but it was too late and they hit Kruczek said one the main Up ·With Our lt a big play on us." problems for the Golden Knights' After the fake punt, Virginia special teams, who have had prob Tech went on to score a touch lems covering punt and kickoff down on the drive, and then pro returns all season, is youth. Most ceeded to score 20 more unan of UCF's best special teams play the Best of .ALLI PORK swered points to bury any chapce ers are the team's best defensive • of a UCF upset. players as well, and a lack of depth "You.felt the energy come out on defense forces those players to of the sideline," UCF quarterback be on the field quite a bit. As a BUSTER .. Ryan Schneider said of the play. result, those players have been get ''We all just came back from scor ting a breather by not playing on ing a touchdown to open up the special teams, leaving a lot of \ .. second half and were all pumped young and inexperienced players DEAL up, and then something happened on the field to cover kicks. and it took the momentum away "It just comes down to our One JUMBO Pork Sandwich from us." young kids trying to block them with one of our home cookin' style side items <.• Said Kruczek: ''I think it was up," said Kruczek. "We've got a • Potato salad • Brunswick stew the deciding momentum in the lot of young football players on • Baked beans • Coleslaw • Collard Greens _ • Corn most of our special teams to try get third quarter. I think that wi;ts • Smoked potatoes • Sweet potatoes huge." the older guys a breather, and they • Chicken Caesar Salad - The breakdown was indica just didn't come through." and a Large Soft Drink or Iced Tea tive of how the day went for UCF Putting the more experienced special teams, which have been a players back on special teams is an • . glaring weakness for the team all option that Kruczek and special Located exactly 5 miles from the campus· season. The Golden Knights had a teams coach Charles Huff don't in the Uni-Gold Shopping Center • punt blocked that resulted in a want to use, because the team des next to Tijauna Flats safety, gave up a 55-yard punt perately needs those players on return for a touchdown and defense. But if the special teams Conway's BBQ Express allowed punt returns of 17 and 24 continue to play like they have, it 7622 University Blvd. • Winter Park, FL 32792 • yards and a kickoff return of 39 might be an option that becomes Phone: yards. necessary. 401.618.5594 • October 3, 2001 • www.UCFfuture.com , some defense and opportunistic offense. Westin reaches semifinals at Britney Baggett led the Bruins with 17 kills and 10 digs. Kristen Moore had 16 Southern Collegiates kills and 17 digs. Kati Baumgartner fin ATHENS, Ga. - Johan Westin topped ished the double-double list with 10 kills Chris McDonald of University of Florida, and 16 digs. The Bruins played to their 6-2, 6-3, but had to default his semifinal raucous crowd and almost pulled off the matchup against Tennessee's Michael upset. Maddox at the 2001 Southern Collegiate UCF (7-2, 1-0 A-Sun) dropped game Championships hosted by the University of one 32-30, but came back to win the next Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex two 30-25 and 30-28. Belmont pulled on Sept. 23. even with a 30-28 decision in the fourth Westin, a 2001 Academic All teams at Aquinas Gym last game. The Bruins led most of the fifth American who plays in the Division N sin week. game, but a big service ace by Cassy gles draw, defeated Adam Branks of UNC Santaella Sante's 35 kills Kerner, her fourth- of the night, put the A~heville, Brad Kolowich of Florida State rank tied for seventh in a match Golden Knights up 12-11. A Santaella and Krunau Murray of Florida A&M along with UCF volleyball legend Renata Sante kill broke a 12-12 tie and UCF the way. Menchikova, who accomplished the 35 never trailed again, gaining the final three In D ·vision-I singles action, sopho kills feat twice and holds the five of the points for the match win. more Catalin Bradu scored the biggest win six places above the mark, including the Lindsey Whalen played a great game of his young college career, defeating match record with 42. · defensively with 14 digs, but also made David Wright of Georgia Tech in straight Jenny Frank also had a record night some superb -passes to set up Frank and sets, 6-2, 6-4, before losing to Georgia's NASHVILLE, as she served up 71 assists to go with her the UCF offense. Tanya Jarvis recorded a Brandon Wagner, the No. 4 seed, 6-2, 7-5 Tenn. Leyre seven kills and 11 digs. The 71 assists double-double with 10 kills and a gutty 18 in the second round. Fellow sophomore Santaella Sante put on ranks ninth all-time for UCF in a match. digs. Kerner also had a double-double Gabriel Strangberg lost a hardfought match a display of power Frank also passed the 1,000 mark for with 11 kills, 10 digs and two blocks. against Nathan Price of Arkansas, 6-3, 4-6, with 35 kills, nine assists when she set up a Santaella Sante Shelly Kraeger played solid defense with 7-5, in the first round. Strangberg, the 2001 digs and a .435 hitting kill in the second game. The 77 team eight digs. Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the percentage as UCF assists for the game ranks tied for seventh Both teams struggled serving as they Year, bounced back and beat Andreas edged Belmont 3-2 in in UCF history. combined for 37 service errors. The Mardbrink of Campbell in the consolation the opening Atlantic Belmont (2-6, 0-1 A-Sun) used every Golden Knights posted 20, while the . draw, before losing to Jason Ontog of Sun match for both Sante bit of energy they could provide with awe- Bruins had 17. UTC-Chattanooga. C"1 . Log on to www.ucffuture.com For up to date Golden Knights football coverage . ... www.UCI;{uture.com •October 3, 2001 Golden Knights ( I fall to Mercer Astrong senior seas~n I Socc r UCF coach Bob Winch 1 M received a red card as the \ O~- s Golden Knights lost a close \ ~ / t match to conference opponent / ~ 1 Mercer University Saturday l ~--·--· ·· · -··-- · --·-·- · -··-·······---:-: _:"J ~!~~d ;;;·fo~i~0~ 0:r"~~ season with six minutes left to • go on a pass from freshman Eric Vasquez, TOM ALEXANDER but it proved to be too little too late. Mercer STAFF WRITER out-shot UCF 15-8, and UCF goalkeeper Juuso Heikurainen was credited with two UCF shuts out Georgia State saves. UCF falls to 6-3-0 overall and 2-1-0 in the Atlantic Sun Conference. on the road Hariz continues to move up in UCF record The UCF men's soccer team upset the books 15th-ranked Georgia State Panthers Though an injury in the Golden Knights' Thursday night 3-0 in a match in which the first game of the season vs. Birmingham Knights showed their ability to capitalize Southern kept him sidelined for three on the opportunities given them by their games, UCF senior forward Remi Hariz has opponents. Daniel Berhane, Chris Beaulac, continued to leave his mark on the UCF and Christian Spong each had a goal. Brian men's soccer record books this year. Hariz Malec fed the ball to Berhane in the 13th only has one point from one assist so far this minute and Berhane scored on an open season, but it has been enough to not only • goal on the left-hand side to put the tie him with Scott Day for seventh on the Knights up 1-0. The Panthers just couldn't all-time career assists list, and it also ties seem to hit the back of the net, despite out- him with current UCF assistant coach Rami shooting UCF 12-6. The Golden Knights, Vehmas for sixth on the all-time career however, continued to make the most of points list. Hariz has already had a stellar the situation when in the 25th minute, career at UCF leading up to his final season, Chris Beaulac directed his own rebound being named to the A-Sun All-Conference • past Georgia State goalkeeper Will Chaple Second Team in 2000. Hariz is also tied for to increase UCF's lead to 2-0, and ninth on the all-time goals scored in a single Christian Spong scored an insurance goal game list with three goals in one game, and DAVID MARSTERS/ CFF in the 73rd minute. Juuso Heikurainen had is tied for both eighth and 13th on the list for Senior outside linebacker Willie Davis bas played well 111 season, and made 11 tackles, three saves in goal for the Knights, and most shots in a single game (eight shots including one for lost yardage, against Virginia Tech. Davis also has a sack and a Chaple combined with J.B. Wood for three against Florida Atlantic in 2000 and seven fumble recovery this year. saves for the Panthers. _ shots against Alabama A&M in 2000). Connect with·your bookstore's· website ... http://ucf.bkstore.com Now you can shop oniine for textbooks and collegiate clothing and gifts. Also check out information about special events, faculty authors and much more. Take advantage of 24/7 service for your shopping convenience at the bookstore's website. 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Combined with -Aaron, Dugger has made the DAB rushing attack good enough for 20th in the nation. The passing game features a three-wide set, ·H~adquarters!! with juniors Willie Quinnie and T.J. Simmons starting alongside freshman Jason Southall. Quinnie is considered the team's best big-play Oct., 6vs. ·UAB , threat, despite missing more then half of last sea son with a knee injury. Still, he managed to catch 18 passes for 308 yards and a touchdown last Bush year and has already caught seven passes for a • Wireless Internet on the Patio!! team-leading 95 yards and a touchdown this year. • Try our homemade soups in a Southall has been a huge addition to the offense, tied for the team lead with eight catches fresh bread bowl and a touchdown. Junior Leon Little has also caught eight passes backing up Simmons. DAB bring some experience into the trenches with a front-line that includes two seniors and two juniors. Preston Fray and Larry Coachman represent the former and the latter, Freeman ~ respectively, at guard. Senior Brad Spencer is rul> & Brew ~~ joined by sophomore Wilbert Hamilton at tackle, .t tllc . ~ ,.._\i.~ and junior Kirk Tuck anchors the line at center. of ~\T\'l-\P" With Blazers solid rushing average of 196.3 yards per game, clearly run blocking is a strength Phone 282-1900 ·Fax 282-1905 • In the UCF Student Union of the line. Despite the offensive success this season, DAB has traditionally been a strong defensive BRAND NEW - NOW LEASING! team. This year they rank 14th in the nation. In particular, the Blazers are very stingy against the run. Ranked seventh nationally in run defense, Jones Jtpartment Civing at its best no player has broken the 100-yard mark against them since 1999. The defensive front, dubbed ''The Steel Shield" by Brown, is bolstered by the return of three starters this season. Seniors Bryan Thomas and Eddie Freeman, both projected as potential first round picks, lead this unit. Thomas, an all conference second team selection, recorded 10 sacks_last season at defonsive end. Freeman, a tackle, tallied 5 _ himself. Thomas has recorded two sacks already this season, Freeman one. Fellow seniors Marlon Bush and Rodney Jones Thomas join them. DAB uses a scheme with five defensive backs, thus using only two linebackers. Seniors Rod Taylor and Nick Stewart man those positions. Taylor leads the team in tackles with 20 and has also recorded a sack. In the defensive backfield, senior Patrick Burchfield and Chris Brown start at cornerback. Brown tied for the team lead last season with three interceptions and has picked off one more this year. A trio of • senior safeties joins them: Adrian Singleton, Torrey Hale, and Avery . ~ ~erwr 7nteriar Warner. Hale lea~ the team in interceptions (2), is second on the team Poat U'JtUW:Zi 1Jirtct kuss (jartJfiu in Sefut 'l'tn:rxis Court "'[Jriitst wi.tli ![@mote CtJn®f in tackles (19), and has also recorded a sack. Singleton, who tied for the s~ o/of4!Jfialf JfltpdUui (jarapes, 'U/i,tn ~- team lead in interceptions last season, is right behind with 18 tackles. (jatttf P:ntrtmu Control • Warner has 14 and an interception. 'two (2).!Pfawmumfs Shadow Creek Apartments 1.Buift·in 'Mne ~~ Overall the defense has been stout this season, giving up only 15 Jl/C fk.9c4uet6aft 990 English 1bwn Lane, Winter Springs, FL 32708 fR.efripmu<1r witli tu 'Ma(tt Jnloor 'Bas~t6afl (407) 388-0500 + FAX: (407) 388-0501 points per game. But they still have.some fine-tuning to do. Ktlwrta 'M~t ~ witli (jftt.>s .Z4·Seat 'llU:attr ''It's hard to take it 80 yards on us. But if you give up a big play Sun'.l)uk._ Sfitlv~ in Stftct 'lbsits l.mmlry~ · '1Jui4-in 'lJ""f<§.lidws am{ somewhere in that 80 yards, it makes it a lot easier," Brown said. 'We smma @njoy special treatment at Shadou: ~ntertaitwrint Cetitm gave up way too many plays (against FSU), we lost containment. We iii Stfll.t flnits lw,focr !/!(agrctmt Creek, where our spacious, contempo had three sacks where we had them on the ground and let them out. OU.tlccr Ca6ana '.Bar ;fuflSiu 'IVaslilt'/Dr!fer Hoo~ups ra1y apartment homes satisfy your Things that we haven't done as much of, and I think we'll get better at !Busmm Center evet)' lifestyle cksil'e. Convenient to ~'lu6s (42'6y601 Computer i.ll6 that defensively." OCF and the Oviedo Marketplare, ~~tAr[Je Cfosets ~unw Ct.nter Shadow Creek is al.so Special teams has been also been a solid area at UAB. Senior place Car Can Ctttttr Ctmmic 'life ~~n mu{ 'lJatlis dose to restaurtmts1 commerce, kicker Rhett Gallego has been great, connecting 23-of-29 field goal <;aufio and schools. '.IJuitpur !J(f tthen CafriMts 'Jl(1(;1nfwalk.. Sofari1.1tt1S in a[[Jlpartmmts attempts over the past two seasons. Punter Ross Stewart has been '.8ar6~ $'I.mi Itufi:flitfu:a{{g 9.fcnit.md .Afarms impressive, kicking for an average of 48 yards this season. Hale has ,{,v,s/i ./:Altlscaping SPECIAL OFFER FOR CeifinJJ !Ftm.s handled most of the punting returns for an average 7 .8 yards, while Centraffy.tci;attl 'fro.sh. UCF ALUMNI/ STUDENTS/FACULTY ., C¢mpt1CWI' sq,~ra>ocrf;$ Southall and senior Maurice Gallery have been solid in returning kicks. The Blazers have also blocked two punts this season. 'from 'l.1.C.:F., ta~ Jf.fafaya 'Trail (S'l{, 434) nortli for 7.5 miles. 'Tum fejt on '}{_ea 'Bug Laf;§ !R,ptuf an.a travel west for five (5) mif.e.s to 'Doitl !l{ptuf. The progression of UAB's program in just a decade has been Sfuulow Creel(_ is on the ;Ji{grtheast corner of the intersection of impressive. With a good defense and running game, the fundamental ~a 'Bug .Laf;s. 1Watf anti 'f?oaa !R,ptuf. pieces are in place for a successful team. If Aaron can continue to improve in the passing game, the Blazers should be able to put togeth ·FULL MONTHS RENT OFF THROUGH OCT. 24! er a nice 2001 run and continue the development of their program. And that should insure that their fans' patience doesn't run out. www.UCF{uture.com •October 3, 2001 ' they can do, they get you to third-and long and they' re going to beat you up and blitz you. It makes things very dif Jimmy Fryzer ficult." The junior wide Not being able to run the ball also receiver had five took away UCF's play-action package, receptions for 40 which relies on first establishing the run yards, making a num and then faking runs and passing. ber of tough catches "They did a good job stopping the and didn't fumble the run," said UCF quarterback Ryan ball once despite tak Schneider. "I think that was important. ing some hard hits. We had some play-action stuff we want ed to get to and it really wasn't that effective with us not being able to run Defensi.ue Player of the Week the ball, so that kind of ruined our game plan." This week, the Golden Knights play Tito UAB, which also has a very tough run defense, led by a defensive. line that Rodriguez calls itself "The Steel Shield." The senior middle "UAB has a good defense, too," linebacker was a one Schneider said. "We have to be crisp DAVID MARSTERS I CFF man wrecking crew UCF quarterback Ryan Schneider (left) had a tough day against Virginia Tech, getting hit and gQ out there, not turn the ball over on defense, making hard a number of times and throwing three interceptions. and try to score points." 14 tackles and recov ering a fumble. Injuries UCF didn't suffer any major injuries against Virginia Tech, despite Inside the numbers the fact that it was a very physical game. Fullback Sean Gaudion has a dis 8 located thumb, and will wear a cast in Number of turnovers in the game. UCF practice this week and have it cut off for was intercepted three times and lost two the game against UAB. Backup corner fumbles, and Virginia Tech lost three fum back Carlos Thompson suffered a bles. strained hamstring and had to leave the game during the first half, and likely 17 won't play this week. Number of penalties in the game. UCF had the ball right back on a Ryan Schneider Big-play receiver seven penalties for 65 yards, while Turnovers and interception, which was returned by Junior-college transfer Doug Virginia Tech racked up 10 penalties for Hokie safety Willie Pile to the UCF 23- Gabriel continued to establish his repu 89 yards. The game featured four 15-yard mistakes end UCF's yard line. Three plays later, Virginia tation as a big-play unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, three Tech scored and the game was tied at wide receiver for of which were on Virginia Tech. chances for upset seven. the Golden Two possessions later, the Golden Knights, mak 46 Knights botched a handoff and redshirt ing one catch DAVID MARsTERS freshman tailback Alex Haynes dropped in the game Number of points scored by Virginia Tech, STAFF WRITER the ball at the UCF 10-yard line, giving for 71 yards. the most points scored against UCF since Virginia Tech great field position once The play, Lousiana Tech beat the Golden Knights BLACKSBURG, Va. - The UCF again. The Hokies kicked a field goal which came 46-35 on Oct. 23, 1999. coaching staff harped on it all week. If and took a 10-7 lead. On the ensuing late in the first the Golden Knights tum the ball over ' kickoff, tight end Mario Jackson bob quarter, saw against seventh-ranked Virginia Tech kick, Gabriel catch -36 bled a low and the ball got loose I. like they did last year, they were going to · and was eventually recovered by a pass on a Number of points scored by Virginia Tech get blown out Virginia Tech crossing route as a result of turnovers or special teams again. at the UCF and then elude play. The Hokies scored only 10 points on And they 15-yard line. defenders all the drives that began with a kickoff or punt did. Once again, way to the return. After giving the Hokies Virginia Tech 11- up the ball sjx scored in yard line. UCF , times in last three plays would eventual- No running game ' year'-s season and took a 17- ly go on to ending 44-21 loss 7 lead. score a touch For the first time since the season to the Hok:ies, "When you down on the opening loss to Clemson, UCF strug UCF turned the put them in a drive to take gled to get any kind of running game ball over five diminished a 7-0 lead: going. The Virginia Tech defensive line times Saturday field with The 71-yard dominated the line of scrimmage, and en route to losing turnovers like gain w~s the DAVID MARSTERS I CFF the Golden Knight offensive line had a 46-14, the most we did, longest pass Junior-college transfer difficult time opening up any holes for lopsided loss for you're not completion of Doug Gabriel had a 71- tailback Alex Haynes to run through. .the school since going to keep quarterback yard catch Saturday, the For the game, UCF gained only 24 rush . Purd:ue beat the them out of Ryan sixth-longest reception in ing yards on 26 carries - a 0.9 yards-per • DAVID MARSTERS I CFF I· Golden Knights the endzone Schneider's school history. carry average. Haynes had his least pro Redshirt freshman running back Alex Haynes ' 47-13 on Sept. 4, very often," career, and it ductive game this season, carrying the scores a third-quarter touchdown, pulling UCF 1999. UCF coach also tied for ball 15 times for 1 7 yards and one to within five, 19-14. After taking Mike Kruczek the sixth-longest pass completion in touchdown. a 7-0 lead into the said. school history. Gabriel now has seven "We're just not physical enough to second quarter, everything fell apart for At that point, with little time left in catches for 235 yards -and two touch block them up," UCF coach Mike UCF. After recovering a fumble deep in the half, it ~ooked as though no more downs in his first season as a Golden Kruczek said. "We couldn't run the their own territory just five plays into the ~ Knight. His 33.6 yards-per-catch aver- football, and when you can't do that and second quarter, the Golden Knights gave PLEASE SEE Schneider ON B-9 you're one-dimensional against what .PLEASE SEE Game oN B-7 October 3, 2001 • www.UCJ:future.com CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • B-7 that went for an important two-point among the nation's leaders in pass effi "When you put them in a dimin -Game notes: conversion. This week against Virginia ciency, to 170 yards and no touchdowns. ished field with turnovers like we did, Tech, Gaines caught his first collegiate "I thought we played them real you' re not going to keep them out of the touchdown pass, outjumping a number well," Kruczek said. "I thought defen endzone very often," _Kruczek said. UCF·vs V-Tech of Hokie defenders for a ball in the end sively our kids flew around the football. Middle linebacker Tito Rodriguez zone in the first quarter to give UCF a 7- Yeah, they had some big plays, but we led the way for the Golden Knight FROM PAGE A-6 0 lead. So far this season, Gaines has bent and didn't break and forced them defense with 16 tackles, outside line five catches for 37 yards, and is seeing into ki~king field goals." backer Elliot Shorter added 10 stops and age leads the team, and he is currently more and more playing time each game. The UCF defense was constantly on a forced fumble, and free safety Ricot the only wide receiver to have caught a the field during the game, as the Golden Joseph made 10 tackles, including one touchdown pass. ,) Solid defensive effort Knight offense turned the ball over five for lost yardage. Defensive end Elton times, repeatedly giving the Hokies a Patterson and tackle Jake McKibben Despite the 46 points scored by also forced fumbles for UCF. The three Davis almost contained Virginia Tech, it was not a bad game for short field to work with. Virginia Tech only scored 10 points on drives that forced turnovers was a season-high. for After being told all week about how the UCF defense. The Golden Knights the Golden Knights. dangerous Virginia Tech wide receiver allowed 232 yards rushing, but it took began with a kickoff or punt return, and Andre Davis was, the UCF defense did a the Hokies 50 plays to get to that num one of those drives featured a 33-yard good job of containing him for most of ber. The UCF defensive unit forced and gain on a fake punt. The Hokies had News & Notes the game. The explosive Davis, who is recovered three Virginia Tech fumbles, scoring drives of 23, 15 and -4 yards UCF has had two 100-yard rushing one of the fast players in all of college .and held quarterback Grant Noel, who is after being set up with good field posi- . game this season, but has yet to have a football, made only four catches in the tion with a UCF turnover. 100-yard receiver. The closest a receiv game for 38 yards, and had no reception er has gotten to the century mark this longer than 14 yards. He also got the year came against Tulane, when junior ball on a reverse once in the game, and college transfer Doug Gabriel caught was stopped by senior three passesJor 89 yards ... Not including cornerback Travis the one he had blocked, UCF punter Fisher for a loss of Javier Beorlegui had seven punts in the four yards. game for an average of 42.4 yards. Davis did man Beorlegui remains one of the· nation's age to get free in the leaders in punting yardage .. .In his sec fourth quarter, how ond game as UCF's kickoff returner, ever, returning a punt senior tailback Terrance Williams 55 yards for a touch showed signs the Golden Knights kick down with 7:06 left in off returns are finally improving. the game. He caught Gaines Williams averaged nearly 20 yards per the punt, got to the return against one of the top kick-cover sideline and then weaved his way age teams in the country, much better through the Golden Knight punt ·cover than the 15-yard average by redshirt age unit for the score. freshman wide receiver Luther Huggins, "We knew (he would score) once he who Williams replaced after the loss to shook it and got to the wall," Kruczek Syracuse ... Not wanting to risk injury or said. "He's awfully tough in the open do any further damage to the confidence field." of quarterback Ryan Schneider, U.CF coach Mike Kruczek pulled Schneider Gaines makes first in the fourth quarter and put backup Brian Miller in the game. Miller played touchdown catch for two series', completing two of five UCF backup tight end Michael passes for 15 yards ~d scrambling for a Gaines continues to make more and first down that was called back because more of an impact for the Golden of a holding penalty... Seven different Knights each game. Last week against receivers caught passes for the Golden Tulane, Gaines had two catches - one DAVID MARSTERS I CFF Knights, and four had more than one that went for 17 yards for a first down Senior middle linebacker Tito Rodriguez, a Butkus Award candidate, led UCF with 16 tackles. He reception .... UCF went 1-12 on third on the game-clinching drive and another now has 53 tackles this season. down. 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Eshelman was ~lso in a special art program in Eshelman herself wasn't baptized or raised which students had to get approval, and fill sev in the Mennonite church. eral requirements to get in. When she has free S:A[!UJt'D:AY VIG/£ M:ASS: "I went to church every Sunday, but I am time, she likes to read, and do anything not part of their religion," she said. "If I ever involved with art. want to join though, I am free to." "I love art," Eshelman said. "I was going to .. Playing a collegiate sport is difficult for go to an art school, but they didn't have soccer, 6:00 PM any level player. Often times it is hard to stay so I chose UCF." grounded. For Eshelman, however, this is not a Although she has many accomplishments problem. and feats at an early age, however, Eshelman SUN'D:AY M:ASS~: "I keep my priorities sttaight," she said. just wants to be a regular student with career "School is first, and soccer is second. If I had a aspirations at UCF. lot of free time, it would be easier to get dis "I'm undecided right now, but I would like 8 7{M, 10:30 7{M, 12:10 tracted." to do social work, or be a kindergarten teacher," PM In high school, she kept herself busy play- she said. "And I love art." October 3, 2001 • www.UCF.future.com CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • B-9 Schneider's three interceptions lead to 17 Virginia Tech points FROM PAGE A-6 damage could be done. Wrong. The Golden Knights failed to use up the rest of the clock and were forced to punt deep inside their own territory. Virginia Tech, one of the best punt-block- t • ing te~s in the country, brought a heavy rush and blocked Javier Beorlegui's punt, and the ball rolled out the back of the end · zone for a safety and a 19-7 halftime lead for the Hokies. UCF started the second half well, forc ing a fumble ori Virginia Tech's first pos session and converting it into a Haynes touchdown run that pulled the Golden Knights to within 19-14. But then the •• Hokies kept the next drive alive with a fake punt and eventually scored a touchdown, killing UCF's momentum. On the next pos session, Schneider threw his second inter DAVID MASRTERS I CFF ception of the game to Virginia Tech line Senior outside linebacker Elliot Shorter (right) made 10 tackles against Virginia Tech, had a backer Ben Taylor, and the Hokies got a quarterback hurry and forced his third fumble of the season. field goal to push the lead to 29-14. the safety and the punt return. The Hokies and he forced the football,'' said Kruczek. "You're halfway through the third scored only 10 points on drives that began "I can't put my finger on it right now, I'll quarter and it's 19-14, and then they fake a with a kickoff or punt return. have to go back and look at the film. That punt, and then Schneider throws an inter "Did we give away a lot of opportuni really was the hottom line of the football DAVID MASRTERS I CFF ception on a vertical route," Kruczek said. ties? That's an understatement,'' said game." Backup tight end Michael Gaines (right) "Once the snowball started, it got larger Kruczek. "We went into preparation this Said Schneider: "I think we really catches his first career touchdown pass. ·and it got faster. We just weren't strong week talking about the things that cost us never go that much momentum going. We enough to hold them." the game last year. You can't beat a high would get going and have a couple nice After getting another field goal to start school team turning the ball over like that; plays and then something would happen - "You don't point fingers,'' Kruczek the fourth quarter, Virginia Tech broke the let alone the seventh-ranked team in the something on special teams, or I threw an said. "We just and regroup and get ready game wide open when rover Kevin country. We let another opportunity slip interception or a fumble; something that for this week. We've got a good football McCadam intercepted Schneider and away." took the wind out of their sails." team. We got blown out of this game, but returned it 69 yards for a touchdown. Then Schneider had another bad day against Now the Golden Knights have to tum the points aren't real indicative of how the Hokie speedster Andre Davis closed out Virginia Tech after throwing four intercep their attention to another stifling defense - game went. I'm going to always point out the scoring with a 55-yard punt return for a tions against the Hokies last year. This time UAB. The Blazers had one of the top the positives in a loss and try and build on touchdown following UCF's next failed that. I'm not going to beat them up; I'm ... around, he completed just 16 of 31 passes ranked defenses in the country last year and possession. When the dust settled, the for 212 yards and three interceptions, and return 10 defensive starters. Kruczek said going to point out the reasons why and Hokies had scored 27 unanswered points in had another interception dropped that he will use the loss to Vuginia Tech as a work on trying to rectify those problems." the second half. In all, Virginia Tech scored would have been returned for touchdown. lesson and hope his team can tum things UCF and UAB play Saturday at 6 p.m. 27 points off turnovers and nine points on "Ryan didn't play well, didn't see well around this week in its home opener. in the Florida Citrus Bowl. • I r ~ I llbrtJ:ry lipstick. t 2® t i presented by Ultimate Frisbee crowns Co-Champions ~RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA Football "Game of the Week". JEFF DOLNACK champions. "It was a blast," 407-282-4000 CONTRIBUTING WRITER said Harris Ambush, captain of Game was tied at 6 at halftime, Across from UCF - Open 11 am-4am the Bananas. "We couldn't even as both teams struggled to (11am-2am Sun-Wed) FREE DELIVERY! 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