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CRIME WHEN LIFE Urine GIVES YOU MISSING PIECES luck for It took police 45 minutes to convince a man in Indiana to leave his home after he fled the scene of a robbery. The man agood stole $1750froma lemonade stand ran by 12-year-old Dominique Morefield. Morefield chased the robber down, but he ran into his home.She said she wiU continue musical her lemonade sales. Urinetown opens today JOHN HOHENSEE Contributing Writer In the future, when urinating on the streets is outlawed, only outlaws uri­ nate on the street. That is the idiosyn­ cratic premise of the Tony award win­ ning musical Urinetown, which is being preformed at the UCF Conserva­ tory Theatre starting today and run­ ning through Sunday, June 29. Urinetown takes place in a dystopi­ POLITICS an future where water is such a rarity ') the corrupt corporations in charge of water distribution forces those who wish to relieve themselves to pay money at designated public restrooms for the privilege to pee. Those who attempt to find ways around paying urination fees by relieving themselves In the town of Pillsbury, North Dakota,all in the streets and other areas outside of elected officials gotto keep their jobs the sanctioned bathrooms are arrested during the last batch of elections. The immediately and dragged off to the reason is because nobody showed up to mysterious of Urinetown, never to be the polls, not even the people on the seen again. ballot"Everybody has got ajob and Complications arise when Bobby they're busy," said Mayor Darrel Strong, a handsome assistant who Brudevold. He has been mayor of the small faITTJing community for 12 years. works at the city's most filthy public 1. urinal, kidnaps Hope Caldwell, the - =-- I naive and pretty daughter of Caldwell - B. Caldwell - president of the Urine

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AROUND CAMPUS,A2 COURTESY ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE LEARN HOW TO BRING The Orange County Sheriff's Office released the above sketches of 4"persons of interest'' in Nicole Ganguzza's case Tuesday night. Investigators hope they can provide answers. GREGORY TERRITO / CENTRALFLO RIDAFUTUR E THE 'WOW'TO AJOB Stephanie Lloyd and Brock Yurich pose for a photo seling program, was found dead shoot to promote Urinetown, which opens today. INTERVIEW TODAY 'Persons of interest' Wednesday, June ll, about two miles Learn practical strategies for all sorts of may provide answers from Jay Blanchard I?ark off Dean interviews at the Career Services office. road. She was reported missing by her The session begins at 3 p.m. today. The TARA YOUNG husband, Brendan Ganguzza, 31, Tues­ session will go over how to put the News Editor day evening after never returning "wow'' in an interview, as well as the from a jog. Women's various skills needed by students. As Nicole Ganguzza's family and Orange County Sheriffs officials friends said their last tearful goodbyes held another news conference on to Nicole on Monday evening, Monday afternoon. Deputy Carlos issues push sheriffs investigators continue to Padilla, who led the briefing, reiterat­ LOCAL & STATE, A2 COURTESY BRYCE HAGEDORN work around the clock to bring her Nicole Ganguzza poses with her dog. Officials are ed the need for anyone with any infor­ • LAKELAND COUPLE case to a close. looking into four"persons of interest'' for leads. mation to call in. According to the CHARGED WITH On Monday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Orlando Sentinel, Padilla said that campaign Ganguzza's family held a viewing Strickland, 24, in an e-mail interview. more than 100 tips have already been MURDER STILL MISSING service at Baldwin-Fairchild Comway "She was always smiling, always phoned in about the case. GORETTI DUNCKER Authorities are searching for a Chapel funeral home, where hun­ happy. She radiated joy and love all "At the risk of sounding like we're Contributing Writer dreds of people came together to pay around her. She was truly a rare per­ repeating ourselves, we're asking peo­ Lakeland couple charged with first- For the past few weeks, students degree murder in the deaths of two their respects to the victim. Her body son upon this earth, so pure and full of ple to call in anything they think that will be buried in New Jersey, her life. One of the most amazing people I may be helpful to us," Padilla said from Professor Meredith Tweed's step-brothers. The Polk County Sheriff's women's studies course have been Office said Wednesday that the home state. have ever met. She loved everyone Padilla also said that at this point "She was the type of person that regardless of who they were." there is no link between Clemente voicing their opinions about the presi­ suspects were traveling with a rented dential candidates in the upcoming ,, U-Haul truck with Arizona plates. made things better," said mental Ganguzza, 26, a UCF graduate stu­ health therapy master's student John dent in the marriage and family coun- election. PLEASE SEE FDLE ON A3 Classmates Deborah Bernacett and Suzie Lovinsky have devoted several NATION & WORLD, A4 hours each day asking for student sup­ ~ port of Planned Parenthood's One Mil­ FIRST DAY OF LEGAL , lion Strong Campaign. Simulator to train potential teachers Supporters of One Million Strong GAY MARRIAGES are working to mobilize one million BRINGS IN HUNDREDS DANIEL WALSH worked with UCF's Institute of Simu­ developed at UCF." pro-choice citizens to ·vote for a candi­ Contributing Writer lation and Training, Computer Sci­ Lockheed also wants to research date who supports options such as All 58 counties in the state of ence and students from the Interac­ alongside UCF for the overall benefit UCF, in a partnership with Lock­ abortion, contraceptives and birth con­ California began issuing official tive Performance Lab to enhance the of young students. "It's really impor­ trol. Members of Planned Parenthood marriage licenses on Tuesday, heed Martin, is improving a class­ prototype. tant to have our education system room simulator prototype in order to reflect on the current president's inef­ following an order from the state's 'We'd like to take issues, such as grow and evolve to where it should fective reign regarding these topics. highest court. Walk-up windows were screen and train potential teachers. fidelity, to the next level," said Nettie be," said Michael Kalif of Lockheed The partnership was announced "Under the administration of Presi­ opened to help with the traffic. Johnson, communications director for Martin, who has helped improve the dent Bush, women have seen access to on May 1 at the Academy for Teach­ Lockheed Martin. 'We're looking at prototype since the partnership. ing, Learning and Leadership on basic health care like birth control leveraging some of the technology Lockheed Martin brings experi- become increasingly unaffordable and INDEX TODAY'S UCF's main campus. Since the from Lockheed Martin to work in Around Campus 2 WEATHER announcement, Lockheed Martin has conjunction with technology already PLEASES EE VIRTUAL ON A5 PLEASESEE SUPPORTERS ON A5 J Weather 2 Local & State 2 Nation & World 4 Sports 6 Variety 8 Opinions 10 Classifieds 11 Sudoku 11 Crossword 11 .,. Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com June 19, 2008 • (enttal "8rib "1turt • AROUND

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were seen running from the scene. A motive has not been determined The victim, 18-year-old Andre Maurice Warner, is in stable condition in a hospital He was the only person injured Meanwhile, authorities are looking over surveillance footage to get more informa­ tion for their investigation. 12-year-old ~irl and 14-year-old boy still missing in Deland area DELAND - Authorities are looking for a 12-year-old ASSOCIATED PRESS/ RICH PEDRONCELLI girl and 14-year-old boy last Kelly McAlister, left, and Marci Burba, right, hold up their right hands as they take the seen in Central Florida. oath. The couple got married on Tuesday along with hundreds of same sex couples. An Amber Alert was issued Wednesday for Angela First day of official marriages Man who killed wife and Ragins and James Ragins. for gay couples in California daughter Googled method first Both were last seen in the SAN FRANCISCO - WOBURN, Mass. - A DeLand area. Wearing everything from T­ police detective testified Authorities say the chil­ shirts to tuxedos and lavish Tuesday that a laptop com­ dren may be with 36-year-old gowns, hundreds ofsame-sex puter taken from the home of James Ragins. He's described couples rushed to county a British man accused of as 6 feet 2, with brown hair clerks' offices throughout killing his wife and 9-month­ and brown eyes. They were California to obtain marriage old daughter was used to seen traveling in a white 1990 licenses and exchange vows search online for ''how to kill Chevrolet Blazer with a cham­ as last-minute legal chal­ with a knife" four days before pagne stripe down the side. lenges to gay marriage failed the slayings. It's not immediately known All 58 counties began issu­ Medford police Detective if the three are related ing licenses Tuesday follow­ Lawrence James, a computer The girl is described as ing an order from the state's expert, said the Google having blonde hair and green highest court. search was done on Jan. 16, eyes. The boy has blonde hair San Diego County, typical­ 2006. Neil Entwistle has and blue eyes. ly a Republican stronghold, pleaded not guilty to murder added four walk-up windows charges stemming from the Man crashes car with baby and assigned 78 employees to killing of his 27-year-old wife, inside into Orlando fire station issue marriage licenses, up Rachel, and their daughter, ORLANDO - A baby is from the usual 19. It issued Lillian Rose, in their rented safe after his father crashed 230 licenses on Tuesday, Hopkinton home on Jan 20, the family car into a Central breaking its previous single­ 2006. Florida fire station. day record of 176 on Valen­ Toe 29-year-old Entwistle Fire rescue spokesman tine's Day 2005. told police he returned home John Mulhall says the car Some couples came from from shopping to find the crossed the front lawn early out of state. Unlike Massa­ victims dead in a bed in the Wednesday morning and chusetts, the only other state master bedroom. drove into the front of Station to legalize gay marriage, Cali­ Prosecutors, however, 51 in Orlando. fornia has no residency sought to indicate that Toe 5-month-old baby was requirement for a marriage Entwistle was planning to kill in a car seat and not injured license. his wife and child, saying that Toe father also wasn't injured Many gay activists are he researched methods of It's not clear why the man likening the moment to the murder and suicide in the drove into the station. His 1967 Summer of Love, when days before he fatally shot name has not been released young people from across the them. country converged on Cali­ James is expected to testi­ fornia in what came to be fy more about Entwistle's - ASSOCIATED PRESS regarded as the birth of the computer use Wednesday. counterculture. Judge Diane Kottmyer ruled One conservative activist Tuesday that prosecutors said an effort to pass a consti­ will be allowed to present HIGHER tutional amendment in the evidence that Entwistle fall that would outlaw gay trolled the Internet looking marriage again in California for sex in the days before the EDUCATION could fail if opponents came slayings. What's in the news at on too strong. James testified in previous colleges around the country In a shady plaza in Bakers­ court filings that Entwistle field, where the county clerk allegedly looked for local Requirements for scholarships in stopped officiating at mar­ escort services using search Tennessee schools to drop soon riages altogether rather than terms that included "half­ NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Gov. preside over same-sex cere­ priced escorts,'' and that he Phil Bredesen has signed into monies, newlyweds wearing joined a · Web group called law bills to revise the state's lot­ Cinderella-style gowns and '¼dult Friend Finder," where tery scholarship retention matching tuxedos were· he exchanged e-mails with rules and expand availability of showered with rose petals women saying he was look­ home-based care. while a photographer who ing for a "discreet" sexual College students will now set up on a park bench relationship. only need to maintain a 2.75 offered to snap wedding por­ A chemist also testified grade point average to keep traits. Tuesday that Entwistle's their scholarships through Although some couples DNA was found on the han­ their junior years, down from said they preferred to wait dle ofthe .22-caliber handgun the previous 3.0 requirement. until after the election used in the shootings, while The changes were made because they feared their his wife's DNA was found on after a study by the Tennessee marriages would nullified at the muzzle. FOR SCHEDULE AND TICKET INFO Higher Education Commis­ the ballot box, others said Prosecutors say Entwistle sion showed that half of all stu­ they wanted to make history, stole his father-in-law's gun .dents lost their scholarships especially if the opportunity from his home in Carver, after their first year in college. 407-823-1500 to get married could be lost. used it to kill his wife and ····· ··············· ··································· The long-term care law A recent Field Poll daughter at their home in seeks to redirect more showed that Californians Hopkinton, then returned the WWW.THEATRE.U CF. EDU resources to home and com­ favor granting gays the right gun. munity-based care over the to marry 51 percent to 42 per­ Entwistle's father-in-law, next decade. Toe state current­ cent. It was the first time in30 Joseph Matterazzo, testified ly spends.almost all of its $12 years of California polling earlier Neil Entwistle han­ billion long-term care budget that the scales tipped in that dled his guns when they on nursing homes. direction. went target practicing in the Bredesen, a Democrat, In a sign of the growing months before the killings. signed the long-term care bill political support for same­ into law on Tuesday and sex marriage, the Los Ange­ Israel and Hamas sign cease­ planned a six-stop tour for cer­ les City Council president, fire, Egypt to help both sides emonial bill signings around the mayor ofSacramento and JERUSALEM - Israel and the state. at least two state lawmakers Hamas pledged to start a Toe governor signed the agreed to officiate at the wed­ cease-fire Thursday in a bid lottery scholarship bill and sev­ dings of staff members and to end a year of fighting that eral other measures into law friends. has killed more than 400 late last week. They include a Palestinians and seven bill to legalize and regulate Olympic torch to reach Tibet on Israelis. The deal comes as mixed martial arts fights in Saturday, security planned Israel also urged Lebanon to Tennessee through the cre­ BEIJING - Organizers of open peace talks. ation of a Tennessee Athletic the Olympic torch relay say Toe cease-fire is expected Commission. the flame will reach Tibet on to be followed next week by Toe governor's approval Saturday in a one-day stop an Israeli easing of its block­ came despite concerns over a that has been shrouded in ade of Gaza, Israeli govern­ provision to require half of any secrecy. ment spokesmanMarkRegev money beyond that needed to Toe torch will reach said Talks to release an Israeli operate the commission go Lhasa after winding through soldier held by Hamas will toward grants to NCAA Divi­ Xinjiang province, also in then intensify, Regev said sion I wrestling programs in China's restive west. Egypt, which brokered the Tennessee. The torch was originally talks, announced a six-month New jury selections rules supposed to go through Tibet agreement on Tuesday, say­ • approved by the governor will Wednesday or Thursday. It's ing it would begin Thursday jettison several automatic not clear why the date was at 6 a.m. Hamas confirmed • exemptions, including for changed the deal shortly afterward potential jurors who claimed A violent uprising in eth­ Egypt has committed as • to be "habitual drunkards." nic Tibetan areas throughout part of the deal to stop the GRAB YOUR • Toe changes suggested by China in March led to a secu­ smuggling of arms and the Tennessee Judicial Council rity clampdown in the region. weapons from its territory will also get rid of a require­ Toe stop, originally set for into Gaza, Israeli defense offi­ COUPON BOOK ment that potential jurors' three days, was cut to one cials said A U.S. military engi­ names be drawn out of a box earlier last month to make neering corps is to aid the in the student union today by a child younger than 10, or way for a switch in the visit to Egyptian efforts, the officials by a blindfolded adult. Sichuan province, the site ofa said or print your coupons oriline at devastating May 12 earth­ quake. - ASSOCIATED PRESS.. - ASSOCIATED PRESS · www.KnightNewspapers.com! • .!'!nttal :Jlorlba 1utute • June 19, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS • New law increases loans, extends repayment • VICTORIA ACOSTA-RUBIO $46,000 to $57,500 for inde­ office, works with students ogy major, said even though the · "If the government facili­ my office before graduating Contributing Writer pendent undergraduates. who borrow Federal Perkins increase is only for unsubsi­ tates access to education. there with a debt of about $50,000 or Gabriella Torres, a junior Loans at UCF. House said the dized loans and not for subsi­ will be progress because there even $60,0000 in loans and A new law that increases biology major, also did not Stafford Loan is the most popu­ dized, the change still has posi­ will be more educated people," have no idea how they are • student loans and extends expect the new law and said it lar. tive effects. Nyberg said ''Without an edu­ going to pay it back." House repayment time is surprising was helpful to students. "Only 873 students current­ "It is good either way cation, it is more likely for a said. "They borrow large UCF students and parents. ''With an economic depres­ ly enrolled at UCF borrow a because most students don't person to belong to a lower amounts without even know­ • President Bush signed HR sion and a conservative presi­ Federal Perkins Loan," House have time to work full-time and class; a larger lower class ing how to budget their 5715, the Ensuring Continued dent, I expected all sorts ofcuts said. "This number is small need extra money to pay for means more poverty." expenses." Access to Student Loans Act of on federal student aid funding," because the most popular is the things like housing expenses Lisa Minnick, the associate House advises students only 2008, on May 7. The new law Torres said "I have friends who Stafford Loan. Stafford Loans and meal plans,'' Harper said director of the Office of Stu­ to borrow what they need, to increased the unsubsidized would have been forced to take offer the most money that is Previously, parent borrow­ dent Financial Assistance, said think about their career paths Federal Stafford Loan annual private loans iffederal loan lim­ affordable for students, with ers had to start repaying Feder­ the new act is beneficial for and how it will help them repay limit to $2,000 for undergradu­ its had decreased, but they lowest interest rates." al PLUS Loans 60 days after the UCF students. the loans. He said loans are still ate dependent students whose often offer higher interest rates There are two types of money was disbursed. The "It will prevent them from · reinforced even after filing for • parents are not qualified for a and it would have not been Stafford Loans: subsidized and new act allows parents to start having to borrow from the bankruptcy, so the best strategy Parent PLUS Loan. good" unsubsidized loans. When a payments six months after the costlier private college loans, or is to borrow responsibly. Before H.R 5715 was signed "I think it is great they are student borrows a subsidized child's graduation, enabling at least, reduce their reliance For the past five years, Pres­ into a law, freshmen and soph­ cutting parents a break to help loan, the government pays the families going through eco­ on the private student loans," ident Bush has proposed budg­ omores had access to an addi­ finance student loans," said interest while the borrower is nomic hardships to recover Minnick said. "The average et cuts to education funding: In tional $4,000. Now the amount Colleen Maguire, mother of an in school, which is different financially. Under H.R. 5715, loan indebtedness for UCF 2006, he proposed a budget has increased to $6,000. The upcoming UCF student who from an unsubsidized loan, parents with temporal delin­ undergraduate students is cur­ that entirely eliminated the • limit for seniors has also will seek student loans next where the student is held quencies of up to 180 days on rently lower than both the cur­ Perkins Loan. but his efforts increased from $5,000 to year. "l'm surprised it was responsible for interest rates home mortgages or medical rent and new aggregate loan have continuously been unsuc­ $7,000. passed; it seems as if every­ before and after graduation. debt can also temporarily clas­ limits though, but it will still cessful in Congress. In fact, the The loan also increased thing passed under Bush's However, the act increased the sify for PLUS Loans. help." House set the stage for a more .. aggregate loan limits (the total administration has made my amount available only for Paul Nyberg, a junior House said the new adopted affordable education through loan limit over the course of a life worse, not better." unsubsidized Stafford Loans microbiology major, said he loan's limits and flexibilities are an overwhelming approval of student's education) from Richard House, the and not subsidized Stafford thinks this move on the govern­ beneficial only to a certain the Ensuring Continued $23,000 to $31,000 for depend­ accounting coordinator for the Loans. ment's part will help the coun­ extent Access to Student Loans Act of • ent undergraduates, and from Finance and Accounting Gavin 'Harper, a senior biol- try's economy. ''I have students who sit in 2008. Virtual classroom Supporters want choice candidate • allows for practice FROM Al inaccessible. They've seen • FROM Al problems in classrooms." federal and state govern­ So far, the main topic sub­ ments pour more than $1.5 ence and a wealth of knowl­ ject focus at the virtual class­ billion into ineffective and edge in the field of simulation room has been algebra. 'We're dangerous abstinence-until­ • technology to UCF. Lockheed trying to stimulate education, marriage programs that do Martin manufactures different especially in the math and sci­ nothing to prevent unintend­ simulation programs. in pro­ ences field," Kalif said. ed pregnancies, even as teen fessional fields, including mil­ The virtual classroom can pregnancy continues at crisis itary, aeronautic and commer­ be used for many subjects, but levels," said Jenna Cawley, cial, the majority resting on remains focused on algebra director of education at the military. because algebra is required in Planned Parenthood of The virtual simulator is the order to graduate from high Greater Orlando. '" brainchild of Lisa Dieker, school. ·~gebra is the gate­ Supporters of One Mil­ Michael Hynes, other col­ keeper for diplomas," Dieker lion Strong hope to elect a leagues from the College of said. "Failing algebra yields a president who will salvage • Education and students from 300 percent chance of drop­ safe sex and birth control UCF's Institute of Simulation ping out of high school." practices. To ensure this, and Training. The virtual The virtual classroom's supporters are educating classroom is located within contributors say the class­ women about the record on • the College of Education and room has many advantages to women's heath topics that is open three days a week - teaching a real classroom. candidates like John McCain Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ "You can make a mistake, go have taken. day - during the summer. back in, do it again, and the "Senator John McCain has The simulator isn't restricted students will forgive you," a zero percent voting record to education majors, so any­ Hynes said with the Planned Parent­ one is allowed to participate. The virtual classroom is an hood Action Fund, which People who have thought ideal training ground for first­ means that every time Sena­ about becoming education time teachers, according to tor McCain has had the majors are encouraged to try Dieker. "Speaking as an educa­ opportunity to vote for com­ the simulator. tor, the main advantage of the mon sense healthcare solu­ Teachers face a screen, simulator over teaching a tan­ tions to decrease the number GORETTI DUNCKER/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE which displays a classroom , gible classroom is that no of unintended and teen preg­ Women's studies students Suzie Lovinsky (left) and Deborah Bemacett rallied outside the Student Union to get support for One Million Strong. of five students with the child is put at risk." nancies or the spread of HIV behaviors of urban, middle Dieker said the virtual and other STDs, he has voted promise to vote for a pro­ and it shows that the medical than women do. school students. The teacher classroom encourages teach­ in opposition,'' Cawley said. choice president, and are field is too industrialized, "When I asked about a discusses the lesson and ers by allowing them a second At first students took on encouraging everyone to do and our health has become a raise, the manager joked it communicates through a chance. "First-year teachers One Million Strong to com­ the same. business,'' Lovinsky said. off," Christian said. "Three • headset. The personalities of make mistakes and this pro­ plete their service-learning "I am very democratic "Before women's studies I months later a male got the the students are based on gram allows you to make requirement, but the cam­ and I am definitely support­ would hear people talking opportunity for a raise." resear,ch of reoccurring per­ those mistakes and learn from paign has proved impacting ing Obama in his platform. about feminism and I myself Other students, such as sonas in middle school stu­ them,'' Dieker said. to many of them. That's why I jumped on the said that I was a feminist Samarah Green-Troupe, said • dents. A UCF student acts as ''.At this point, we're sure we "We were given a list of bandwagon," Lovinsky said. without knowing really what they chose to support One an avatar, transforming into are the first in the U.S. to do organizations to do our serv­ By November, she hopes that was. I thought it was Million Strong as to not any of the five students something at this level of ice-learning project, and to accomplish something she about girl power and anti­ infringe on other women's throughout the lesson. The teacher education,'' Dieker VOX [Voices for Planned feels the country has needed man, but it is deeper. It's rights. avatar adds to the realism of said. Parenthood] really stood out for a long time: change. about stopping oppression." "We are separated by the classroom and prevents As of now, the virtual class­ to us,'' Bemacett said. "I want people to realize Junior Sameerah Finney, church and state. Believing the teacher from ignoring room is .used as a training "We got in contact with that women's health and and senior Stephanie Christ­ that you shouldn't have an any one student, adding a device for teachers, but both Jenna Cawley, who brought women's issues are a big ian have chosen to join the abortion is a religious belief. sense of uncertainty. Dieker and Hynes agree it the idea to us. And now we concern, it doesn't only campaign. They say that dis­ Although I probably would­ ''Each child in the simulator could be used as a screening are going around spreading affect women in the United crimination against women n't have an abortion, I don't has a particular personality device. the news. Now that we're out States, but it affects women still exists. want to say what another that reacts differently to how "It could be possible to of the primaries and headed worldwide," Lovinsky said. "I've worked at McDon­ woman should do,'' Green­ people treat them,'' Hynes recruit teachers by putting the to the main election and we Lovinsky's women's stud­ ald's for two years and 'Iroupe said. 'We always crit­ said. "Teachers need to recog­ simulator in a public place and want people to understand ies course has affected her there's never been a female icize other cultures, but we nize different personalities letting people try it," Hynes that McCain would not be views not only about who's been promoted to a will equally be terrorists by and know how to treat stu­ said. "Most people agree there the best president," women's health, but about manager position,'' Finney forcing women not to make dents so they don't trigger is great potential for this to Bemacett said. politics as well. said. their own choices. Next we misbehavior. It's many differ­ provide effective and efficient She and other classmates "Not many women know Christian said men get will be forcing women to ent behaviors that causes training for teachers." said that they have made a a lot about their own bodies, higher positions more often wear veils."

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TIGER WOODS OUT FOR YEAR WITH FRACTURES, TORN ACL TigerWoods said Wednesday he will WILLIAM PERRY have season-ending knee surgery, Contributing Writer Golfer David Johnson revealing he has had a tom ligament in UCF golfer David Johnson recalls his left knee since last July. how he meticulously goes about his follows rigorous routine He also suffered a double stress business on the driving range, hitting fracture of his left tibia while preparing his to return to the PGA Tour last month, ball after ball, trying as to sure up to be at his best for UCF game. was at which the source of his pain His demeanor is calm and composed, Torrey Pines when he won the U.S. t yet his work ethic is strict and laborious. Open. Despite the blistering heat of the sum­ "Now,it is dear that the right thing to do is to listen to my doctors, follow mer months, he said he spends hours of each day at the Knights' practice facility, with through this surgery and focus my perfecting his game. attention on rehabilitating my knee," Woods said in a statement on his Web Johnson has continued to work diligently this summer in order to bring site. a golf championship to UCE He had arthroscopic surgery April 15 will be to dean out cartilage in his left knee, "This year we playing for a national championship,'' Johnson said bypassing ACL surgery with hopes it could get him through the 2008 "It will happen." As he steps off the treadmill, breath­ season. But going 91 holes for his 14th career major made it impossible to play ing heavily and shirt moist with sweat, any longer. he says he is doing everything in his power to make sure he's a better com­ if When asked Monday he further petitor next year. damaged his knee by playing in the U.S. Open, Woods said,"Maybe." Johnson's workout routine is entirely He will miss a major championship geared toward his golf game. Before heading to the golf course, he hits the for the first time in his career and will gym to stay lean; stretching, cardiovas­ not be available for September's Ryder Cup. cular work and weightlifting are all part Woods, who said he tore the ACL of his routine. The most significant exercises are while jogging at home after the British those that key in on his core, he said The Open last July, did not say when he core generates all the power in the golf would have surgery. swing and comes from the use of the chest, torso and hips. These workouts BASKETBALL PLEASE SEE JOHNSON ON A?

CELTICS DESTROY LAKERS TO CLAIM 17TH NBA TITLE BOSmN -With former team legends courtside, these Boston Celtics returned to glory like the great teams before them. The Celtics conduded a shocking UCF Men's Golf senior rebound of a season with a stunning David Johnson, seen here 131-92 blowout over the Los Angeles lining up a putt during Lakers in Game 6 on Tuesday night to the lsleworth-UCF win their 17th NBA title. Collegiate Invitational in October, goes through a Kevin Garnett scored 26 points with long daily workout in an 14 rebounds, Ray Allen scored 26 and effort to improve himself Paul Pierce, the finals MVP who shook for his team. off a sprained right knee sustained in Game 1,added 17 as the Celtics,a 24- COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS win team a year ago, wrapped up their firsttitlesince 1986. Boston's 39-point win surpassed the NBA record for the biggest margin of victory in a championship dincher. Garnett dropped to the parquet and kissed the leprechaun at center court and then found Bill Russell, the Hall of Farner who taught him the Celtic way, for a long embrace. "I got my own. I got my own," Garnett said"I hope we made you proud." ''You sure did," Russell said 3 Knights sign MLB deals Rooney's traits COLLEGE ALLEN LEVIN Contributing Writer GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT LSU MOVES ON AFTER BIG made hire simple As the UCF Baseball pro­ FIRST! SECOND! So why Terry Rooney? COMEBACK OVER RICE IN CWS gram tries to garner more Junior left-handed pitcher Mitch Junior catcher Robert Lara became OMAHA,Neb. - Louisiana State recognition, its cause was For starters, UCF Baseball's Herold was the first current Knight just the second Knight to ever be new head coach has enough stayed alive Tuesday with a dramatic 6-5 assisted June 5-6 as four play­ taken in the 2008 MLB draft when he drafted by the San Diego Padres. The win over Rice in an elimination game at ers and seven '09 signees energy to power a metropoli­ the College World Series.The Tigers,down was selected in the 16th round, No. only other Knight was right-handed tan city and confidence to were picked in the MLB draft. 502 overall, by the Boston Red Sox. He pitcher Tim Bascom, who was drafted 5-0 in the seventh, won on Blake Dean's As of Wednesday, three of boot. If you thought other­ three-run double in the ninth inning. the four current Knights have will report to the Lowell Spinners of by the Padres in the sixth round of the wise, take a look at this tidbit LSU chipped away to get within 5-2 in signed with their respective the New-York Penn League. 2006draft. from his introductory press the eighth,setting the stage for Dean. teams. Players who have not conference on June 12: He came up with two on and two out signed have until Aug. 15 to . "I know what this program against Cole St Clair (10-3),one of the round at No. 585 to the San ERA and 70 strikeouts. He ts, and I know what this pro­ BRIAN MURPHY decide if they will sign MLB Sports Editor top relievers in the nation. St. Oair's 0-1 contracts. Diego Padres, and Bailey was also recorded UCF's first gram needs. And I'm what this pitch was sent it on a line over left The three players who selected in the 21st, No. 649, complete game since 2006. program needs right now." the past 20 seasons. That's like fielder Aaron Luna's head signed contracts are junior by the Los Angeles Angels of Lara finished with a .312 Rooney is known for his giving the University of The ball bounced hard off the fence, pitcher Mitch Herold, junior Anaheim. He will report to batting average that included solid recruiting classes. But Southern California props for allowing Mitchell to come around and catcher Robert Lara and sen­ the Orem Owlz ofthe Rookie three home runs and 31 RBIs. everyone is so quick to point putting together the best scorethewinning run. ior infielder Dwayne Bailey. Pioneer League. He also became the first to his 2008 recruiting class at recruiting class in football. North Carolina, the national runner­ Left-handed pitcher While the Knights' 2008 Knight since 2005 to hit two ~U, which was ranked No. 1 Recruiting isn't the proper up the past two years, will meet LSU in Herold was taken in the 16th season was far from perfect, grand slams in the same sea­ m the nation by Collegiate word to use with those pro­ an elimination game today, with the round, No. 502 overall, by the the three signed players per­ son. Baseball magazine. Being the grams. It's selecting. More winner facing Fresno State on Friday.If Boston Red Sox. He has formed well enough to earn Finally, Bailey compiled a best is great, but that's LSU than anything, they simply the Bulldogs lose, they'll play the same reported to the Class-A Low­ the attention of major league .356 average, second-best on Baseball. The Tigers have won tum away those who aren't opponent Saturday in an elimination ell Spinners ofthe New York­ clubs. the team. He either shared or five ~aseball national champi­ the best of the best. game. Penn League. Mitch Herold had a record onships and have made it to -ASSOCIATED PRESS Lara went in the 19th of 4-1 this season, with a 3.04 PLEASESEE EIGHT ON A? the NCAA tournament in 18 of I PLEASE SEE ROONEY ON A7 f. (entral :Yloriba :Jutuie • June 19, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 • Johnson plans for final year I Rooney strong at recruiting FROM A6 • and one of my favorites from FROM A6 the team. He was a leader fig­ provide him with a solid foun­ "If I'm not ure. I really respect that; it was If you really want an idea dation for his swing. really good for the team." of what Rooney can do in the • ''lfl'm not doing something doing Johnson's determination recruiting field, look at what to get better, then someone and mental toughness are he did at other universities. else is," he said. "Otherwise something to thought of highly by head He brought Justin Verlander I'm really talcing a step back~ coach Nick Clinard He said he to Old Dominion in 2001. His • ward" get better, then likes how Johnson came to 2003 recruiting class was For about an hour, he'll UCF ready to take on the big­ ranked No. 12 in the nation. practice his putting, going someone else ger stage and speaks highly of That was with Stetson. That is • from all angles and distances. him and his work ethic, which quite the accomplishment. On the range, he blasts hun­ is. Otherwise, he notices has rubbed off on Two head coaches for dreds ofgolf balls using mostly the other players. whom he worked, the Tigers' drivers and wedges, the two I'm really "He came in with a chip on Paul Mainieri and the Hatters' • clubs he feels that he needs to his shoulder,'' Clinard said "He Pete Dunn, have both men­ improve upon the most. taking a step wanted to prove he could play tioned in press releases this ''Working on my short and that he belongs, which I past week that Rooney is a game and putting is the key to backward." really like about him. He's not "tireless worker." He's always taking the next step and will too verbal ... he lets his clubs on. The Knights have never allow me to take my game to - DAVID JOHNSON do the talking." had a coach with Rooney's another level," Johnson said. Mental toughness makes up level of electricity. If a team is "Then I feel like the sky is the a significant piece to a golfer's truly a reflection of its manag­ • limit." for UCR Now a senior, he will game and is sometimes over­ er, UCF will at least field Johnson's desire to become need to lead his team in his looked, Johnson said some fun teams to watch in a great golfer isn't anything final collegiate year. But lead­ "That's the biggest thing in the near future. new; he's been this way for ing vocally isn't really his style; this game that a lot of people Rooney is 35 years old. He's years. His mom recalls times he's more of the silent type. don't realize,'' Johnson said. young, fresh and untapped. in which David would make a "If I can silently lead by "This game is all mental. It He's a hungry manager who sand trap in their backyard for example, that's a good way to kind of carries over into life, will take over a team which • chipping golf balls. lead,'' Johnson said "Being the too. hasn't had much to eat since "He would stay out there vocal leader isn't my personal­ ''If you feel like you can do claiming the Atlantic Sun for hours," Mary Johnson said ity. Coming in last year, being something, then no matter Championship in 2004. "He loved it. I would go drop ~e new guy and having expe­ what anyone tells you or any Rooney will fully take over him off [at the golf course] at nence was a tough position. . limitations that are put on it, the job as soon as the Tigers seven in the morning and he ''Being the veteran rookie, you can do it." end their run in the College would call me when it was you don't want to step on too With the support of his World Series - a run that was continued Tuesday when CRYSTAL PAOLOEMILIO / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • dark and literally stay all day. many toes because you want teammates along with a dili­ New UCF Baseball head coach Terry Rooney gives the university something it desperately He's been committed for years. to gain respect as well. If you gent summer workout pro­ LSD scored four in the ninth wants: Abaseball coach not associated with former head coach Jay Bergman. He lives it." don't have the respect of your gram, Johnson is ready to lead inning to eliminate Rice, the This year, Johnson will teammates, it's pretty tough to the Knights for his senior year. top team in the conference in like he deserved it. Maybe he of his main goals is to bring a enter what will be just his sec­ be a leader." The team was ranked in the which the Knights reside. did, but unfortunately, he was national championship to ond season of playing Divi­ There will be little time off top 25 throughout last season, Yet, for all of his positive associated to Jay Bergman. UCE That's a bit of a cliche. sion-I college golf after trans­ as Johnson will also be playing but that just won't be enough traits, I think a power out of UCF desperately wanted No new manager says he will ferring from Brevard in a number of summer ama­ after placing 19th in a field of Rooney's control was the to clean its house of anyone do just enough to get by in his • Community College before his teur tournaments so he can 27 at the NCAA Regionals in biggest factor for him landing associated with Bergman. It introductory press confer­ junior year. Johnson said that stay in game mode. Johnson May. in Orlando: his lack of associ­ wanted to do whatever it ence. Every coach wants to playing for his community col­ will be teeing off at the Florida "I'm disappointed in how ation. could to cleanse itself of that win. When will it happen? lege team prepared him for State Amateur Championship we finished,'' Johnson said UCF fans, and even play­ situation. The Knights want­ "I'm not going to put where he is today, and gave today at Jupiter Hills GolfClub ''We did terrible. I expect our ers, wondered why their team ed to go in a completely dif­ myself in a category or a time him the playing experience in Tequesta, Fla. He was team to be top 10 this year. I couldn't give interim head ferent direction, and so they frame of when these goals are and time to develop his game. allowed to be a part ofthe tour­ would be very disappointed if coach Craig Cozart at least · did. It's no fault of Cozart that going to be accomplished," ''David was there for a pur­ nament after winning his tour­ we're not." one full season at the helm he is now out of a job, but his Rooney said at the press con­ ' pose, and he worked very ney qualifier in early June. It is for this reason why after spending 16 years in the association with Bergman ference. hard," said Jamie.Howell, John­ Former UCF teammate and Johnson is going through all of program. The players were definitely played a role. There's another positive son's coach at Brevard Com­ fellow competitor Giwon Suh this extra work and summer recruited by him. The fans felt Rooney expressed that one trait. He's realistic, too. • munity College. is also in the tournament. training in the first place - so That experience, Johnson "He's a great player,'' Suh UCF can have that opportuni­ said, allowed him to be a leader said "He's very well-rounded ty to win a championship. • Eight Knights have yet to sign .. FROM A6 outright led the Knights with 77 hits, 47 runs and-21 stolen • bases. With a 91.3 stolen base percentage, Bailey finished with the seventh-best single­ season stolen base percentage • in school history. This year was a record­ setting year for Conference USA, as a total of 37 C-USA players were drafted - the most ever for one year. There was also at least one player selected from each school in the conference, a first-time CFFARCHIVE occurrence in C-USA UCF infielder Dwayne Bailey signed a contract with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim this week. He is scheduled to report to the Orem Owlz of the Rookie Pioneer League. UCF's incoming signees • who were selected but have B.J. Zimmerman. Graham Nationals. not signed are Graham Hicks, Hicks was the Knights' high­ As of Wednesday, the one Matt Richardson, Wesley est draft pick. He was selected unsigned current Knight is COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS Freeman, Jamie Mallard, in the third round, pick No. sophomore left-handed pitch­ • UCF golfer David Johnson takes a stroke during the UCF-lsleworth Invitational in October. Johnson is entering his senior year and said Jacob Rogers, D.J. Hicks, and that he wants to be a leader for the team this season, with aspirations that the Knights can finish the year ranked in the top 10 . 121, by the Washington er Mitch Houck.

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• (entraf '1ott'ba 1utun • June 19, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 MOVIETIMES Zombies roam with the intent to rock ERIC WOODARD weird stuff just along the lines comic book signing in our Contributing Writer just to change it up a little bit." store." Duffala feels his band has a Promotion is purest when Being dead never rocked certain responsibility toward independent operations come so hard for Mosh of the Zom­ keeping good music vehe­ together to benefit from a Get Smart, Warner Bros. Pictures bies. On Friday night, Back­ mently unserious by referenc­ giant effort that, divided, Booth's doors opened for an ing the movie Space Balls in couldn't be achieved. Both evening of "zombies, girls, his songs and making sure businesses understood the blood, alcohol and punk that the audience has their shared similarities in the punk rock." own role in his band's per­ community and comic com­ GetSmart When given the opportuni­ formance. munity and in the ways that (PG-13) 10:30a, 11:00a, 11:30a, 1:15, 1:45, 2:15, 2:45, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 6:45, 7:15, 7:45, 8:15, 9:30, 10:00, ty to see five bands for five "So many times you go to those communities preferred 10:30, 12:lSa, 12:45a bucks, there were many zom­ shows and it's so serious," to be advertised to: with zom­ The love Guru bies in attendance. Crowd Duffala said. "I just like keep­ bies and punk rock. (PG-13) 10:40a, 12:00, 12:50, 2:20,2:55, 4:45, 5:15, control for all of these ing it loose, it's just dudes Promotion is circular for 7:25, 8:10, 9:40, 10:15, 12:00a, 12:30a zombies was provided by hanging out, playing some Brad Palkevich, Enemy Ink Zombie Emergency Defense music. And in the end, the owner and guitarist for the The Incredible Hulk GREGORY TERRITO / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE (PG-13) 10:35a, 11:55a, 12:30, 1:00,2:50, 3:15,3:45, under the command of cap­ music isn't necessarily the Attack, the evening's headlin­ 4:15,6:50,7:20, 7:50,8:20,9-35, 10:20, 10:45, 11:15, The band consists of Sterling Schroeder (left) a UCF creative writing alumnus, Mariel Olcoz 12:20a tain Nick "Jade" Martinolich. (center), and UCF humanities and women's studies double major and Steven Shea (right). focus; it's pizza." ers. Palkevich is able to use his "It's smart planning ahead A Comic Shop of Winter business to promote his band The Happening - preventative maintenance," Acoustic outfits Sterling ling Schroeder's low fidelity Park sponsored the night in while simultaneously using (R) 10:45a, 12:15, 12:45, 1:30, 2:30, 3:05, 4:05, 4:55, Martinolich said. ''When you 5:30, 7:05, 7:35, 8:05, 9:45, 10-.15, 10:55, 12:10a, Schroeder and the Pizza jams fall into place. conjunction with Enemy Ink his band to promote more 12:35a have a hardcore punk show, Brothers opened the set "I'll write a song and I'll of Orlando, a printing opera­ business. you bring out security to make before all the filth and the fury just sing it, you know, I have tion that specializes in venue "It's exactly the type of Kung Fu Panda sure that things don't get out (PG) 10:S0a, 11:SOa, 2:10, 3:40, 4:35, 6:30, 7:00, 8:55, of the Hi Life, the Hamiltons no melody really," Olcoz said. posters, T-shirts and other business model we strove for," 9:20, 11:10 of hand. When you have a and the Attack. A montage of "If I have a melody, it's very band merchandise. Palkevich said. "At Enemy DLP (Digital Projection) Showtimes zombie punk show, you bring 12:10, 2:40, 5:05, 7:30, 9:55, 12:25a B-movie zombie slasher flicks minimal. The next thing you "A Comic Shop is basically [Ink] we don't spend a lot of Open C.ptioned & Descriptive Audio Showtimes out Z.E.D. to make sure the projected toward the stage know, Sterling's got like this on its way to becoming and is time or money on promotions 1:20 zombie action doesn't get out from the risers while Sterling whole freaking guitar riff, like going to become an institution in any way, shape or form ... of hand." You Don't Mess With the Zohan Schroeder played their folky, with the intro and everything in the coming years," said A but the band is really the (PG-13) 10:55a, 12:05, 2:35, 5:10, 5:40,7:55, 10:40, The night also provided a quasi-blues set featuring cov­ and like this crazy solo and Comic Shop associate Angus biggest promotional vehicle 10:50 zombie makeup station set up ers of Son House and Bob stuff. We're done with the Gorberg. for it. The band is why we in the back. Makeup artist Sex and the City Dylan. song in 10 minutes." Gorberg said he handles started printing in the first (R) 12:35, 4:10, 7:40, 10:35 Laura Tyler uses a consistent "When I graduated, I was The Pizza Brothers most aspects of the store's place." technique to creating the growing list of events in the Palkevich expects future The Strangers trying to decide if I wanted to required less explanation (R) 12:50, 2:55, 4:50, 7:15, 9:45, 12:05a zombie effect. be a writer or do music, and when they came on. Guitarists last year, like the Zombie collaborations with A Comic "I just, in the case of zom­ I've always been doing and songwriters Seth Duffala Dance last October and Zom­ Shop, calling the relationship • Iron Man bies, think ofthe most disgust­ music," Schroeder said in the and Justin Bowen write all of bie Night at the Hard Knocks between the shops "organic." (PG-13) 12:25 3:50 6:5510:10 ing thing I can," Tyler said green room. "It [takes] so their songs, an unrecorded combat simulation in May. "They're diggin' the prints To her, every face is a dif­ Indiana Jones and the Kingdom much patience to be a writer album's worth, exclusively "We're doing events right and we're diggin' the type of of the Crystal Skull ferent canvas. and I get more instant gratifi­ about pizza. now on a bi-weekly basis," business that they run," Palke­ (PG-13) 12:40, 4:20,7:10, 10:05 "It all depends on if it's like cation from writing songs "Everybody likes pizza; it's Gorberg said, "we have three vich said. "I won't mention movies, theater, high defini­ The Chronides of Namia: Prince Caspian because I could write it and a topic everybody can relate events this month, three them but after last night's (PG)1:10 tion - I mean it's all a differ­ then sing it, like that night to," Duffala said. "I know events next month and I, event, I hashed a whole bunch ent creature. For a dark night­ today, just booked Claudio of different plans that I can't - Listings for Friday, June 20 with my friends." there's a theme, and every club, we kind of went more With bandmates Steven song is about pizza, but we try [Sanchez], the lead singer of wait to share with them, and theatrical," Tyler said. Shea and Mariel Olcoz, Ster- to keep it interesting. We'll do Coheed and Cambria, to do a see what they think." ONLI NE COVERAGE?. • -, • a ,• Quick Flix by William Goss Get Smart about Love Guru, two comedies promising to hit or miss the funny bone at the summer box office. Ladytron sparks. Let's do the time warp again

Cultural Pop by Kris Kelly ROBERT VILCHEZ Contributing Writer All gamers have a right to bear a el~ gflare double barrel! shot gun that wields Friday the 13th brought out the accurate destruction expected. WHITNEY HAMRICK Stones Best Songs of 2007 list the weirdoes of wealth and Variety Editor for their song "Computer Camp questionable beauty at the CD review by Ashley lnguanta Love" and having similar suc­ CityWalk Cineplex 20 for a Fans are sure to love the new sound Last Friday, Ladytron and cess with their song "Fa-Fa-Fa" midnight rendezvous of mis­ of the latest Alanis Morissette album Datarock brought interna­ 'We are here to warm you chief and blue humor. titled Flavors ofEntanglement , tional electronica to Club up for Ladytron," Saroea said. "How many virgins do we Firestone to the delight of "In order for us to do that, you have?" yelled Logan Donahoo, PHOTO GALLERIES fans lining the block. have to put your hands togeth­ the 26-year-old MC for the Go onlfne to view the Variety photo "Because I like Ladytron, I er." Rocky Horror Picture Show. want to support electronica The stage stands flush like a Like a mom chaperone at a galleries from this week's coverage. MAX BEHRMAN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE music in Orlando," Bonnie fireplace at average height. For college skin party, the Rocky Transexual Translyvanians prepared for the birth and celebration of Rocky Horror, the Go to www.CentralFlorfdaFuture.com Berry, 26, a UCF biology the Ladytron set, ifyou like your Horror virgins nervously science experiment that fueled the loyal cult follow of fans for 30 years in counting. graduate student, said, corneas, don't watch. If you thought if coming here was a ''When I heard Ladytron was don't·care, like the matchstick­ good idea. and Jim Sharman, and it was big family, a weird incestuous HIGH FIVES coming I was like, 'Sweet, packed audience of Firestone, Regardless, Donahoo based on the musical stage family. That's why I keep For the week ending June 71 [rapid clapping] I know who look on as the electronica fire began to chant the Rocky production, The Rocky Horror coming back." they are."' blazes in the guise of an absurd­ Horror Picture pledge: "We Show. In part with the actors' tal­ FILM Ladytron began in 1999 in ly bright-choreographed light swear, often and loudly, to The film is internationally ents, one has to also admire 1. "Kung Fu Panda;' Paramount. LiverpooL England, bearing wall casting the band in silhou­ strike a blow for glamour and known and is one of the most the combination of full­ 2. "You Don't Mess With the Zohan;' frivolity - for six-inch high lucrative midnight movies - fledged costumes and make­ Sony. an array of sophistication­ ette. 3. "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of causing much surprise that "I've liked Ladytron since heels, for rock 'n' roll, for not to mention holding the up that could teach Boy the Crystal Skull;' Paramount. the electroclash band would the first album, and I've seen interplanetary intercourse title for the longest running George a thing or two. Being 4. "Sex and the City;'Warner Bros. be willing to "slum it" in them before so I know they're and the Transylvanian way." theatrical release with show­ that transvestites are kind of a 5. "The Strangers;' Universal. Orlando - from fashion awesome," Justin Zeke, 26, for­ Ending with a resounding ings, even after 30 years since big deal in the movie, there is sense, education from a BA mer UCF student, said. 'pop' from the audience. the movie premiered. no shortage of men in Daisy TELEVISION in pop music, classically "They're life changing. I was Following the induction, it Being part of a show based Dukes and sexually sugges­ 1. NBA Finals Game 2: L.A. Lakers vs. trained musicians and a Bul­ pretty shaken up for a week was time for the Rocky Hor­ on a film that has such an tive lingerie. Boston, ABC. ror film to play, and the tradi­ extensive fan base can be a UCF digital media major 2. NBA Finals Game 1: L.A. Lakers vs, garian with a degree in after the first time. Ladytron is a Boston, ABC. molecular genetics and the good excuse to dance to quality tional silence expected from daunting task for any actor, Sean Maio, said, "I get to run 3. "Two And a Half Men;' CBS. fact that they're foreign, begs music." an audience was instead Tim Curry or not. up there in a tuxedo, spats and 4. "60 Minutes;' CBS, the question, why here? The band performs all busi­ replaced by audience partici­ Insert the Rich Weirdoes, a fishnets, and black glitter lip­ 5. "Million Dollar Password;' CBS. ''To actually see Ladytron ness, focused and deliberate, pation that ranged from unan­ group composed of actors, stick, and make a complete come out is pretty awesome," juxtaposed to the crowd below. imous heckling to the throw­ techs, costumes and produc­ ass of myself in front of MUSIC Sergio Tafur, 27, a UCF Listening, entranced and ing of condoms. Relax, they tion assistants who put strangers and have a great 1. "Lollipop;' Lil Wayne feat. Static Major. physics major, said 'We have mesmerized by the pulsating were wrapped together the Rocky Horror Pic­ time doing it. I have never Cash Money/Universal Motown. lights and rhythmic drumming Just as entertaining were ture Show experience at Uni­ done anything this zany or 2. "Viva La Vida;' Coldplay. Capitol. more shows in Orlando than 3. "Bleeding Love;' Leona Lewis. anywhere else. 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Then as the just "a jump to the left, a step This gifted ensemble acts Show put on by the Rich Weir­ Jam/lDJMG. of Blues, but they come die-hard fans close their eyes, to the right, with your hands and dances out the entire film does is a diverting experience 4ere." lip sync, consumed to "Party on your hips, you bring your as it simultaneously plays in that will leave you feeling ALBUMS Firestone's ambiance is GirL" "Seventeen," ''Black Cat" knees in tight, but it's the the background. It's clear the pleasantly dirty, and if any­ 1. "Indestructible;' Disturbed. indicative to the name, sur­ and "International Diva." pelvic thrust that really drives amount of time and dedica­ thing else, give you bragging Reprise/Warner Bros. you insa-a-a-a-a-ane." 2. "NOW 28;'Various artists. 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OUR STANCE Two-year colleges < should be up to par urrently, there are 11 community colleges, because degree is apply at your nearest C schools that make up the they serve an important role in community college and in four State University System the world of education. Many years you'll be walking out with < of Florida. Before long, there students who plan to get a four­ your degree, no questions could be up to 28 more to add year degree attend community asked. to that list. No, there hasn't college for their first two years On top of the expanded edu­ been secret construction going because they are often closer to cation rights, apparently Gov. <. on around the state where they home and much cheaper than a Crist feels that there aren't DONWRIGHT / PALM BEACH POST are building new colleges. We traditional university. enough schools in the educa­ are talking about community Our main concern lies with­ tion realm already which call colleges that will soon be offer­ in the requirements; so long as themselves universities. ( ing a wide range of bachelor's the criterion for a bachelors The new law also allows degrees, essentially performing degree at a community colleges community colleges to rename Freedom is the same the same functions as the tradi­ matches that of a universities the schools with the words ( tional state schools like UCF. then this bill is serving its "state" and "university." On June 12, Gov. Charlie intended purpose: "This bill We are all for the idea of Crist signed legislation that means more students in our making education more afford­ thing in every language would expand the abilities of area will be able to have access able and more accessible to the Florida community colleges to to higher-education degrees in general public, but if the cur­ History is like the wheels world for a few moments of issue undergraduate degrees. high demand, high-pay careers," riculum is mismatched in the on the bus - it keeps going extra convenience. Previous Gov. Jeb Bush had said Polle Community College education system, the value of a around and around. The same complaints are already signed legislation in President Eileen Holden. degree may be diluted and the Here we are again, with a made time and time again. Dur­ ( I 2001, which allowed communi­ If the community college importance associated with a frenzied concern about the ing times of mass influx, some ty colleges to begin offering requirements do not mirror uni­ college diploma may depreci­ number of immigrants enter­ Americans tend to get all up-in­ four-year degrees in limited versity requirements then this ate. ing the country, and the arms over the fact that there are fields, but this new law will law may continue to blur the However, there is already angst-filled arguments about more people around them who C allow all 28 community colleges boundary between an associates evidence of equal requirements people who don't speak Eng­ don't speak English. to offer a variety of degrees that· degree and a bachelor's degree such as Florida Community lish. Somehow, throughout the are in high demand. and it :i;nay reduce the quality of College at Jacksonville, which First of all, I am of the JEFF RILEY history of America, all the Pol­ As stated previously, some a bachelor's altogether. upholds the same rigor as UCF: opinion that unless you Editor-in-Chief ish, German, Italian, Austrian community colleges are already A bachelor degree means 120 semester hours with at least speak some sort of dialect of and Hungarian immigrants did offering bachelor's degrees in something in the business a "C" average, a foreign lan­ the Native American languages, you not cause America to collapse into a limited areas. Edison Commu­ world. It gives people a sense of guage requirement and comple­ have no right to complain about others frenzied anarchist state. nity Gollege in Fort Myers, accomplishment and allow tion of the CLAST exam. Other coming into your country who don't Despite the complaints and threats which is now called Edison Col­ them to stand out among the community colleges and uni­ speak your language. of violence by "nativists," people kept lege, started offering a rest. It seems that now Gov. versities should make a valiant While yes, English is the majority coming to America, and yes, many of bachelor's in public safety and Crist wants to unite community effort to follow this trend. language in the country, it never has them eventually learned English. Was it management in 2006, and now college degrees with university Author Megan Mccafferty, been, and never will be, the only lan­ immediate? No, sometimes it took a few offers five additional degrees in degrees, which has the poten­ discussing how colleges were guage in the country. Since the very generations, but it happened. other subjects such as nursing tial to be highly controversial in becoming "diploma mills" said beginning, we have always had multiple I get the feeling that the recent influx and elementary education. the higher education environ­ it best. "Soon, a Ph.D. will languages. It is what makes us who we of immigrants will once again not cause St. Petersburg College was ment. become the new master's are. It feeds the power of the many cul­ the country to collapse. the first community college in Community colleges have degree, a master's will become tures that call this country home. Ifanything, we have proven time and the state to offer a four-year typically had an open-access the new bachelor's degree, a Urban centers have always held time again in our history that we adapt I. degree in 2002. Now, the col­ admissions policy, which means bachelor's will become the new pockets where there was a predominant well to change, and we always come out lege offers 13 majors varying that in order to be accepted, all high school diploma and a high language other than English spoken. All ahead. Why should this time be any dif­ from veterinary technology to you have to do is apply. The school diploma will be the new you have to do is take a trip down State ferent at all? banking. new law basically says, all you smiley-face sticker on your Road 50 and count the number of signs Over time, English will be learned, We don't mean to harp on have to do to get a bachelor's first-grade spelling test." you see in Vietnamese. just like it was before. Once again, the I realize that being in a situation wheels of history will rotate, and the where you don't understand what is cultures of those coming to our country being said can be frustrating, but trust will be distributed and add just a little ( me, people who don't speak English feel more to the fabric that is America. .. the same way when they are put in the Trying to stifle language will do same situation. nothing. It is counter-productive to the M1n11~nunt Attempting to make some sort of progress that history naturally makes. ' \J\Tage, legal regulation of language is a terrible As a country, let's open our minds idea. It stifles the ability to spread cul­ and help the wheels of the bus tum tures and expand our knowledge of the around.

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he Great Depression President Bush signed a spend­ as the cost of living sky rockets School uniforms spur An insincere vote is the T marked a time of eco­ ing bill on May 25 to increase outside the scope of attainabili­ nomic turmoil and politi­ the federal minimum wage in ty. Not to mention the number individuality for some only true waste in No"~ cal unrest. Fortunately, the lead­ three steps: "to $5.85 per hour of hours a person would have to ership and vision of President effective July 24, 2007; to $6.55 work to receive a sufficient I found your opinion on uniforms an With the nominees of both major Franklin Roosevelt helped to per hour effective July 24, 2008; income, independent of school, interesting article, but I completely dis­ parties now all but officially declared, pull the U.S. out of the unrelent­ and to $7.25 per hour effective family and a social life. Mini­ agree. Having worn a uniform from many people are left feeling that their ing grasps of economic quick­ July 24, 2009." mum wage workers are often kindergarten through my senior year of choice this Nov. will be between two sand through the National Although this appears to be a master jugglers, capable ofbal:­ high school, I actually miss it. It makes it similarly undesirable alternatives. Yet Industrial Recovery Act. positive change for the working ancing the demands of school, much easier for kids to get ready in the they have been told again and again that The National Industrial class, its dependency on Con­ work and play without ever let­ morning, and it actually is cheaper for it is their duty to vote for the "lesser of Recovery Act allows the gress and political affiliation ting the stress of one over­ parents, since they only have to buy a two evils" over a third party candidate president to regulate banks and make it a teeter totter situation, whelm the performance as a couple shirts and slacks instead of a because otherwise they would be stimulate the U.S. economy with Congress substantially out­ whole. whole fall wardrobe. "wasting their vote." through the federal minimum weighing the working class in Once again, we fail to reim­ I also completely disagree that it Unfortunately, this self-fulfilling wage. terms of power and strength. burse the backbone of America makes life monotonous and "squashes prophecy tends to entrench the party of June 16 represented the 75th While it may seem to be bal­ despite their efforts as the individuality." It actually made me and the status quo, (96 percent of incum­ anniversary of this act, generat­ anced right now, at any given working class. Perhaps it is time all of my friends more creative - we bent Senators were reelected in 2004), ing nos.talgia and symbolism as moment Congress could revoke we as a society revisit the 1930s, had more fun choosing what jewelry to likely contributes to low voter turnout the state of the economy once all of its support, forcing the a time in which each individual wear, nail polish colors, etc. The reason and, more importantly, it places party again faces strong opposition, working class to plummet to the recognized the value of a penny, most kids around here freak out when allegiance above one's own principles. ( forcing the working class into ground, unable to recuperate employment was treasured and they hear the word uniform is because The only truly wasted vote is one not submission as unemployment without the boost of congres­ the administration fought on they have never tried it. I think it would based on your actu_al beliefs. rises and more and more people sional support. behalf of its constituents, make everyone's life easier if kids in emphasizing the urgency of <' fall below the poverty line. To exemplify, Elaine Chao, Florida had to wear uniforms. STEVEN NICHOLS However, this time it is not who was recently nominated to unity and the necessity of eco­ COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR be the next labor secretary, sug­ nomic stimulus. Roosevelt that Americans call KATIE BANTZ upon for a solution but rather gested that states have the If the minimum wage has the < the Bush administration, which option not to adopt the federal potential to reach $7.25 by 2009, A tail of a Tower 2 has responded to this economic minimum wage, which would what is hindering it from Grieving healthier than crisis with the Economic Stimu­ be detrimental to its influence increasing in 2008, why must it housing horror at UCF lus Act of 2008. The intent is as on the economy. raise in increments? Pumping dismissal of emotions follows: "To provide economic Reportedly, "A family of more money into the economy I live on campus in Tower 2 and stimulus through recovery three earning the 2009 mini­ may not do much for the value Thank you for letting us accompany would like to attest that the housing reg­ rebates to individuals, incen­ mum wage would still be well of the dollar but it may do a the family, loved ones and friends of ulations at UCF are a complete joke. My tives for business investment, below the federal poverty line. whole lot in terms of motivation Nicole Ganguzza as they begin to grieve roommate has both a cat, which I am and an increase in conform- And because the minimum and morale for a working class her physical loss and the emotional highly allergic to, as well as a com snake ing... " according to H.R 1540. wage remains unindexed, low­ that is often disregarded. wounds it has created As a UCF alum­ living in our apartment. I reported the Additionally, with respect to wage workers will fall even fur­ Even with this increase, na and a social worker who provides animals to both my floor RA and the GA .. the coveted federal minimum ther behind before Congress workers still fall below the grief counseling, I was impressed and more than a month ago and still nothing wage of Roosevelt's era, the rouses itself to grant another poverty line, which further jus­ touched by your humanistic reporting has been done. If it were simply a mat­ Bush Administration has gradu­ increase," according to the New tifies the need for a greater of this difficult tragedy. Perhaps in the ter of resolving hygiene issues or assign­ ally increased the minimum York Times. hourly wage. Otherwise, it will future you could·include more updates ing chores, it wouldn't be so important. ..., wage in compliance with the In response to this, econo­ no longer be an issuea1ong the where you can display how healing can However, being unable to breathe Fair Labors Standards Act. mists allude to the Earned poverty line but rather a pover­ take place after a tragedy. Truly, when due to cat-dander in the common areas This Act, "establishes mini­ Income Tax Credit, which is a ty issue that crosses state lines. faced with a loss or a life transition, we of the apartment is ridiculous and mum wage, overtime pay, refundable federal income tax If 20th century U.S. can do have a choice: either we ignore and unsafe for someone with my such aller­ t: recordkeeping, and child labor credit for low-income working recover after the Great Depres­ dismiss the pain or we grieve and gies. The amount of money they charge standards affecting full-time and individuals and families, as sion, then 21st century U.S. can restructure our lives at a healthy pace. for a Towers lease should come with at part-time workers in the private defined by the Internal Revenue correct itself before it reverts The latter is the more courageous. least some sense of security and a guar­ sector and in Federal, State, and Service. back into the futile fight of poli­ antee that issues like this will be dealt local governments." What this means is mini­ tics versus economy, in which MELISSA CORAL with promptly. UCFALUMNA According to the official U.S. mum wage is just that, mini­ the result is inevitably a coun­ CAITLYN CONNORS mum - which is unacceptable terproductive stalemate. Dep,rtment of Labor Web sit~ 'cl •

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