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>, "I believe I'm doing what God wants me to do. Young man who BOSTON GETS A It cost me everythi~g to do this. It's just a walk of faith." tackled Mario VISIT FROM A - MICAH ARMSTRONG, OUTDOOR PREACHER Jenkins to be OONINITE · sentenced today Sentencing for the man who tackled UCF police officer Mario Jenkins moments before Jenkins was shot is expected to take place today at the Orange County Courthouse. Michael Young, 25, is facing a maximum of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine from charges Highways were shut down and stemming from the incident. He bomb crews were called on originally pleaded not guilty to a Wednesday when light boards third-degree felony charge of depicting a Mooninite from the battery on· a law enforcement cartoon Aqua Teen Hunger Force officer and a first-degree misde were found in several different meanor charge ofresis ting a law locations in Boston. enforcement officer without violence. Diaria Tennis, Young's attor ney, expressed optimism at an Oct. 3, 2006, press conference that the sentence would be a light one, possibly probation or community serVice. Jenkins was working under~ cover at a Sept. 24, 2005, football game when he was shot by an Orlando Police Departme~t officer.
• AMANDA MOORE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Micah Annstrong (center with hat) and wife Elizabeth (left of center) pose With crowd. Annstrong travels to college campuses across the southeastern U.S. preaching his message. Sweet as Che Fest· YOU WANT TO BE LIKE MICAH? ~tasty seems fo have worked. He's .Preacher's message strikes students' nerves become a phenomenon at UCF since his first visit in September success BARTZINO not, Armstrong is on a mission, time she encountered Arm 2006. Large groups seem to Staff Writer and he's going to keep pushing strong. materialize in seconds around forward "I was walking. I had a skirt him. Fans have taken photos VASA King and Micah J\rmstrong is no He's pretty easy to spot on on, and he said, ~1bat girl is a with him. made homemade T Queen get their stranger to controversy. campus: Suspenders, a leather whore!' I was kind of taken shirts asking, "what would He's only made two preach cap and a water jug have all aback and just turned around, Brother Micah do?" and have just desserts. ,, ing tours at UCF, but in that become his distinguishing fea and he's pointing at me." even built a fan club onthe pop AROUND CAMPUS,A2 brief time, he's been both chal"' tures. Armed with a tattered Armstrong says that while ular college-networking site lenged by Christians and derid Facebook AMANDA PEAVY green Bible and a near-encyclo he sometimes exaggerates, he's Contributing Writer PROGRAM TO EXAMINE ed by atheists and become the pedic knowledge of its verses, just looking to engage students. Campbell ·left Armstrong LONG-DISTANCE source of entertainment and he knows how to draw a crowd "I just preach the Bible and after spending the day talking What do you get when you argument for many others who pretty quickly. If and arguing with him. As she RELATIONSHIPS interact. you preach, you have mix mung beans, red kidney ,, flock to his spot on the free Freshman film major Jen to preach to the multitudes." Many students struggle with having beans, butter beans, coconut a5sembly lawn. Yet, like it or Campbell remembers the first That strategy ce:i:tainly PLEASES EE PREACHER ONA6 long-distance relationships, but the · milk, salt, sugar and three kinds Counseling Center is offering up some of gelatin? For Kim Tran, UCF hope. The program will show ways to sophomore, it's a first-place che get over the demands of having a recipe. long-distance relationship. The Vietnamese American Black History Month Student Association held the Sweet as Che Festival Wednes LOCAL &STATE, Al day night, following the club's meeting. The event took place in CRIST WANTS VOTING marches in with band the Barbara Ymg Center. MACHINE PAPER TRAIL, Che is a traditional Viet WENDASHA JENKINS \ . namese dessert. There are many ASKS FOR $32 MILLION Contributing Writer UPCOMING EVENTS varieties of che that can be made Gov. Charlie Crist said Thursday he with different fr.uits aruf beans, wants to spend about $32 million to High-stepping with style, the African Tonight, the African American Student and it can be served hot or cold ensure that voting machines American Student Union kicked off Union will host The Evolution of Dance. The .most popular che is a three throughout Florida leave apaper trail. Black History Month with the rhythmic The concert will feature the dancing of colored bean drink served with "What were talking about here is percussive beat of drums. the Kule Mele African Dance Ensemble of chilled ice and a coconut-milk Democracy and it is precious," Crist The AASU began their opening cere Philadelphia and will showcase the , topping of beaten yellow mung told a crowd of several hundred peo monies with Jones High School March ·traditional music and dance forms from beans, red kidney beans and ple in Delray.Beach. ing Band at the Student Union courtyard Brazil, the Caribbean and Africa, with an green gelatin. Wednesday. influx ofmodern hip-hop and cha-cha. "Ifyou translate che, it means · Sounds of the bass drum and melod On Monday, a guest speaker will discuss three colors, but I made mine NATION &WORLD,A4 ic grooves could be heard from as far the differences between African seven colors because they told away as the library, while UCF students American and African-Caribbean in room us to be creative," Tran said EXXON MOBIL POSTS gathered to watch the band play the lat 218 of the Student Union. The idea for the Sweet as Che RECORD U.S. PROFITS est tunes and showcase their finest Festival belongs to this year's dance moves. The band entertained the More events are scheduled for the month of Pho King Ricky Ly and Pho OF $39.5 BILLION crowd with the best of old- and new February. Queen Krystle Nguyen. Pho is Oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp. on school music, somewhat reminiscent of the name of Vietnamese beef Thursday posted the largest annual Florida A&M Uiliversity's Marching 10{). noodle soup. profit by a U.S. company - $39.5 "I liked it. I definitely liked it," said Fonun evaluates· Crash, racial concents Ly and Nguyen were chosen · billion - even as earnings for the Michael Eyo, a senior psychology major. as king and-queen at VAS.N.s win last quarter of 2006 declined 4 "It was a nice little change-up." JAIME JOSHI versal appeal. We're letting UCF know that ter semi-formal. As a new tradi percent. The atmosphere was spirited and the Contributing Writer people are out there and they're interested tion, the king and queen are crowd was hyped It's good to know people care." allowed to host a Vietnamese "It was a nice experience:' said Dud Diredor Paul Haggis' 2004 Oscar-win "I don't think a lot of this kind of stuff food competition and choose lyne Delian, a senior nursing and psy ning movie Crash was the focal point of a goes on," said Alpha Kappa Alpha vice what the rules will be. INDEX TODAY'S chology major. . spirited forum about race relations in president Ashley George. "It was impor Charity Trang 1bach, a sen Around Campus 2 WEATHER ''We wanted to expose [Jones High America on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The tant that this forum had many different ior, said the Pho king and.queen Weather 2 School] students to an institution of forum, which featured a multicultural perspectives so more people could relate competition is just for fun. Local & State 2 higher education:' AASU president panel of student speakers, was a collabora to it. We saw a need for this and I think we Five people submitted their , . tive effort organized by Volunteer UCF and Nation & World 4 Kayla Lopes said, "and show them that it · helped fulfill it." che, but the competition was the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Sports is possible to go to college." Wmner of the 2006 Academy Award for open to anyone who wanted to 7 ''We showed Crash because we wanted Variety 9 T-SHOWERS According to the Florida Department Best Motion Picture, Crash is a series of enter. to go with something a little more recent," interwoven stories that deal with varying Ly, Nguyen, Thach and aassifieds 12 of Education, Jones High School strug gles with low FCAT scores and has a said Tamera George, Volunteer UCF's race relations in modem day Los Angeles. Samantha Brown were the four 71° 62° I Sudoku 13 director of arts and recreation. "Everyone Crossword 13 HIGH LOW PLEASESEE AASU ON A6 can relate to the cast, and the film has a uni- PLEASE SEEMOVIE ON A6 PLEASE SEE vASA ONAS Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com February 2, 2007 • (tnttaf 1Joriba Jutuie
AROUND LOCAL~ CAMPUS &STATE LEARNING; HOW TO. News and notices for Keep local with headlines the UCF community you may have missed .. Bargaining session cancelled Crist to seek millions for voting The collective bargaining machines that leave paper trail session between the UCF DELRAY BEACH - Gov. Board of 'Ihlstees and the Unit Charlie Crist said Thursday he ed Faculty of Florida that was wants to spend about $32 mil scheduled for Monday at 1:30 lion to ensure that voting p.m. has been cancelled. machines throughout Florida The next collective bargain leave a paper trail. ing session will take place on "What we're talking about Feb. 12 from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 here is Democracy and it is pre p.m. in Millican Hall Room 243. Victirii Services cious," Crist told a crowd ofsev For more information, con eral hundred people in Delray tact Sherry Andrews at 407-823- event focus~s on Beach. 1550. "You should, when you go cyber stalking vote, be able to have a record of Long-distance relationship help it. That's all we're proposing The Counseling Center will and self defense today," Crist said. hold the next segment in its Self .The proposal will be part of Discovery KJ,rights series with a RACHAEL LOPEZ-DIAZ Crist's budget he presents to the program on long-distance rela Contributing Writer Legislature on Friday. tionships on Monday from 7 Fifteen of Florida's 67 coun p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in an unspeci January is Stalker Aware ties use paperless touch-screen fied room in the Student Union. - ness Month and Victim Ser voting machines. The remain Many college students are vices was in front of the Stu ing counties use optical scan separated from those with dent Union on Tuesday to machines where a v:oter marks a whom they share a relationship inform students about the paper ballot with a pencil and it • or are considering entering into dangers of stalking. The event is electronically scanned a long-distance relationship featured live radio broadcasts, Critics of the paperless with, and this program will he.Ip information packets and a machines say voters are disen students deal with the unique self-defense class that special-' franchised because there is no demands of such relationships. ized in dislocation. record for a manual recount The program will also Victim Servic;es is open 24 should questions arise about an • address how to make the choice hours a day. Advocates with election. of entering into a long-distance Victim Services can help any "We love our country; we · relationship. one in need of assistance by love our Democracy; we cher- • For more information, con phone or at the scene of a ish our freedom, but the ' tact Andrew Blair at 407-823- crime. They inform victims of bedrock of that freedom is the 2811. their options and support right to vote and the right to them in their efforts to over have our votes count," said U.S~ · Career Expo and Internship Fair come victimization. Rep. Robert Wexler, D-Boca Career Services and Experi UCF graduate Katie Raton, who joined Crist on ential Learning will host their McDaniel, 24, is a Victim stage. Crist said he hoped to Spring Career Expo and Intern Advocate. She was at the have paper trails for all voting ship Fair on Tuesday from 1 event to help inform students machines for the 2008 election. p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Arena about what stalking is, how to Students will get a chance to · identify different stalking Judge refuses to delay trial of man meet employers recruiting stu behaviors and what they charged with killing 9-year-old dents, recent graduates and should and should not do if INVERNESS, Fla. -A judge those approaching graduation they are being stalked Thursday denied defense attor as well. "We made 200 shirts and neys' attempts to delay the trial Professional dress is put together bags filled with of the man charged with kid required, meaning that men pens, highlighters, Frisbees napping, raping and burying must wear suits, dress shirts, and information and sugges alive a 9-year-old girl. ties and socks. Women must tions about stalking," The trial of Jqhn Evander wear a suit and blouse. McDaniel sai
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Exxon Mobil Corp. on police, who were not called to Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007, posted the largest annual profit by a U.S. company, $39.5 billion. the scene, were not involved in those charges. Exxon Mobil posts record U.S. The report being released ''We determined-that all of annual profit of $39.5 billion Friday from the Intergovern the charges that need to be NEW YORK - Oil giant mental Panel on Climate taken out in this case were Exxon Mobil Corp. on Thurs Change - a group of hun already taken out at the magis day posted the largest annual dreds of scientists and repre trate's office," police profit by a U.S. company - sentatives of 113 governments spokesman Lt. Brian James said $39.5 billion - even as earn - unanimously portrays the Wednesday, according to the ings for the last quarter of science of global waniµng as · News & Record of Greensboro. 2006 declined 4 percent. an existing and worsening "We didn't obtain any further The 2006 profit topped the threat, officials told The Asso- evidence that would allow us to previous record of $36.13 bil ciated Press. · pursue additional ·charges, lion which Exxon set in 2005. "There's no question that which is what we were investi- Revenue at the world's 'the powerful language is inti gating." largest publidy traded oil mately linked to the more Prosecutors said they would company rose to $377.64 bil powerful science," said study - likely wait for a college investi lion for the year, surpassing co-author Andrew Weaver of gation to play out before decid the record $370.68 billion that the University of Victoria. ing how to proceed. Exxon posted in 2005. Weaver said it is all based on The accusers - Guilford Exxon Mobil's record science that is rock-solid, College students Faris Khader annual earnings followed a peer-reviewed, conservative and Osama Sabbah, and Omar year of extraordinarily high and consensus: "It's very con Awartani, a student at North energy prices as crude oil servative. Scientists by their Carolina. State University in topped $78 a barrel in the nature are skeptics." Raleigh - said they were called summer - driving up aver The scientists wrote the "terrorists" and other racial age gasoline prices in the report, based on years of slurs as they were beaten by United State5 to more than $3 peer-reviewed research; gov several members ofthe school's a gallon. Prices retreated later ernment officials edited it so football team, according to in the year. that it would · receive the court documents. The fourth-quarter decline required unanimo~ approval reflects lower profits from by world governments. DA identifies type of weaJ>On used Exxon's refming and market to kill Penn1 professor's wife ing segment and a sharp Federal jury in Chica9.o acquits 2 . KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. -A - dropoff in natural gas prices. men of Hamas reau1tment crowbar and shovel were miss Profit for the fourth quar CHICAGO - Two men ing'from the.garage at the home ter of 2006 declined to $10.25 accused of furnishing money of an Ivy League professor billion from $10.71 billion and fresh recruits to the mili charged with bludgeoning his Exxon earned in the 2005 tant Palestinian group Hamas wife to death, according to quarter - a record quarterly were acquitted by a federal court testimony Thursday. profit for any U.S. public com jury Thursday ofracketeering The crowbar would have , pany. but convicted on lesser inflicted wounds consistent charges. With the ones suffered by Ellen Suicide attackers strike market Defense attorneys imme- · Robb, 49, authorities said at a in Shiite city of Hillah diately declared victory in the preliminary hearing for her BAGHDAD, Iraq - Two three-month trial, that the estranged husband. suicide bombers blew them- gove~ent had des~rl:bed as Rafael Robb, 56, a tenured selves up Thursday in a a maJor component m its war economics professor at the crowded outdoor market in a on terrorism. · University of Pennsylvania, is Shiite city south of Baghdad, "This is a great day for jtlS charged with beating his wife to killing 45 people and wound- tice," said defense attorney• death in late December as she ing 150, police said, the latest Michael E. Deutsch, who rep wrapped Christmas presents in in a series of insurgent attacks resented former . grocer · the house they shared in an against the majority sect dur- Muhammad Salah. "Applied Learning" upscale Philadelphia suburb. ing the Islamic holy month of Salah, 53, and Abdelhaleem Investigators said Robb staged a Muharram. · Ashqar, 48, a one-time assis- burglary at the scene to throw The attackers strolled into • tant business professor at off investigators. the Maktabat outdoor market Howard University in Wash We could tell you all about our graduate business programs, A brother of murder victim in the center of Hillah about 6 ington, had been accused of but we prefer to let our students do the talking. Ellen Robb testified Thursday p.m. as shoppers were buying laundering money for Hamas that he searched the Robbs' foo?.for !heir evening meals. terrorists fighting to topple "I have had the opportunity to pursue an MBA while being with Delta Sigma Pi, Police said they thought one the Israeli government. involv~d Upper Merion Township home ROTC, the Leadership Coaching Program, and NSHMBA. While in ROTC, I was granted a •\ after the slaying and realized a of the men appeared suspi- Defense attorneys por- crowbar and shovel were miss cious and stopped Jilin. trayed the men as freedom summer internship at the Pentagon. As a member of Delta Sigma Pi, I was one of eight ing from the garage. _The bomber detonated his fighters, comparing them to brot~ers selected to represent their uoiversities at LeaderShape, a national leadership explosives, then the second Nelson Mandela, Malcolm X Art Gregoiy, ofHaddonfield, sernmar. My Leadership Coacti and I di~cussed career goals, N.J., said he knew the contents attacker, who was walking and the Rev. Martin Luther of the garage because he had behind the first, set off his, King Jr. tips for interviewing for executive-level positions, and helped his sister organize it sev- police added. Salah was· convicted of other important considerations. I believe the University eral times. · The attack killed 4~ people ?bstruction of justice for giv ofTampa provides valuable applied learning methods· and wounded 150, said Capt. mg false answers to questions . Montgomery County Dis to supplement classroom instruction. " trict Attorney Bruce Castor dis Muthanna Khaled, a police he was asked in a civil lawsuit. played in court a crowbar simi spokesman in the southern Ashqar was convicted of lar to the one Gregory said was p~ovin~e of Ba?il, of which criminal contempt and Dennis G. Vera, MBA '06 missing. According to a coro Hi11ah lS the capital. - obstruction of justice for Management Concentration ner's report, the item was con Hillah, about 60 miles refusing to testify before a Account Manager, Capital One Auto Finance · sistent with one that could have south of Baghdad, was the federal grand jury when he caused Ellen Robb's wounds. scene o.f one of the deadlie~t . had ~en given immunity for a~acks m the war, when a sw- anything he might say. Penn student accused of firing at cide car bomber killed 125 The jury delivered the ver- MBA/MS Business Programs neighboring Drexel student's Cloor people on Feb. 28, 2005. diet amid heavy security in PHILADELPHIA - An Ivy The blast capped a day in the courtroom after deliberat Info Session . . · League law student fired a gun which at least 17 other people ing for 14 days. 15 times inti:> his neighbor's were killed in bombings and mortar attacks against Shiite Putin says Russia unfairly Thurs., Feb 8, 5:30 - 7p.m. apart~ent door Wednesday, shootmg the lock off the door, and Sunni targets in Baghdad criticized, has robust economy Vaughn Center Board Room 9th Floor police said. as U.S. and Iraqi forces pre MOSCOW - President No one was injured in the pare for a security sweep to Vladimir Putin said Thursday shooting in the University City pacify the capital. that Russia faces w'lfair criti Graduate Business Programs neighborhood of Philadelphia, cism and needless military near the campuses of the Uni Man-made global warming real, thre::its from the West, lashing. • MBk Part-time, Full-time and Saturday worsening, says scientist panel out m an annual news confer versity of Pennsylvania and • MS in Accounting Drexel University. The second PARIS - A long-awaited ence at U.S. plans to deploy year law student attends Penn; report says global warming is missile defenses in Eastern • MS in Finance Europe and rejecting grum the victim attends Drexel "very likely'' man-made, the • MS in Innovation Management police said. ' most powerful language ever bling that he is using Russia's Police Lt. John Walker said used on the issue by the gas and oil exports as political • MS in Marketing the Penn student apparently world's leading climate scien weapons. • Accredited by AACSB International thought the Drexel student tists, delegates who have seen Put~ fielded questions might be a spy and wanted to the report said Thursday. from reporters for more than confront him. . And it says the disturbing 3 1/2 hours, but left some key "The offender approached signs are already visible in ris questions unanswered: whom the first floor room, attempted ing seas, killer heat waves, he wants to succeed him next ~-~The l.Mit.ersity Of to knock on the door to speak to worsening droughts and year, and whom he believes is TAMPA the male inside. As the male stronger hurricanes. . behind the recent shocking would not answer the door, he There was another signal, slayings of Kremlin critics. fired 15 sh?ts through the door," too: The City of Light After seven years in power, Walker said. dimmed .the lights. · Putin described Russia as Police arrested the law stu Slowly, starting first with economically robust but dent, but did not immediately the iconic Eiffel Tower and plagued by an income divide, release his name. then spreading to the hotel uneasy about the intentions The Drexel student was ter where many scientists were ofthe Uruted States, and insis JOHN H. SYKES rified and visibly shaken when staying, Paris quieted and tent on its o\vn reliability as a tc5LLECE . police arrived, Walker said. dimmed ever so slightly, even major energy supplier to --or-- I as those still f me-tuning the Europe. BUSINESS ) John H. Sykes~ollege of Business • 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, ~L 33606-1 490 document burned the mid f1 HE UNMRSITYOfTl'IMl'A - ASSOCIATED PRESS night oil. - ASSOCIATED PR~ ii (tuttal '1oriba Jutun • February 2, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS · Coffee talk gets global and explores cultural issues TYLER GILLESPIE tea hour," Schatz said. '~s a environment is designed to vador said Contributing Writer group, we decided that coffee encourage conversations that The diversity of the group is a little more American." are geared to promote a sense members mirrored that of the An inviting aroma of fresh- Coffee is the third most of community and help stu topics discussed. Discourses ) ly brewed coffee filled the Bar consumed non-alcoholic bev dents gain a better under ranged from bad drivers in bara Ymg Center on Tuesday erage hi America, behind soda standing of global and cultural Orlando to the prospect of a as the International Services and water. The National Cof issues. nuclear war. Center hosted its first Global fee Association of U.S.A. An icebreaker was posed to "It was one of the most > Coffee Hour of the semester. reports that over 166 million the foreign participants asking refreshing events that I have The casual get-together people in the U.S. consumed them to compare American been a part of lately,'' said usually occurs two times a coffee in the last year, of which universities to international Stephanie Rash, 19, a political month and was established 108 million were daily institutions. · science major. "I loved that the > last spring. ISC organized the drinkers. "The classroom atmos group was able to intellectually occasion in hopes that it would Studies have shown that the phere is more relaxed in the share different perspectives." become a positive social gath beverage is high in antioxi states,'' said graduate student Participants shared differing ering where international stu dants and that its consump Bombie Salvador, who had · ideas on touchy global topics, dents could freely converse tion, in moderate amounts, previously studied in the but no view was belittled or NICOLE STANCE LI CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE with those of the general UCF may result in such health ben Philippines and Australia. rejected. . Students and guests from around the world gather for conversations in the Barbara Ying Center. community. efits as a lowered risk for dia "Students here are more "It was really nice, and I liked "UCF has a large popula betes and Alzheimer's disease. inclined to question their pro it,'' said Cassandra Weiner, 21, majority decided that the stu discussions lasted about 40 tion of international students,'' "I think people like the rich fessors and challenge their an anthropology major. "I was dent body needs to fmd ways to minutes longer than planned - said Paul Schatz, cultural pro taste and stimulating effects of authority, but the academics surprised that such volatile change things they do not like, some still lingered to continue grammer for ISC. ''We decided coffee,'' said on-campus Star are great." ' issues could be talked about in a but in an appropriate manner. the conversatioIL > that this would be a good and bucks barista, Lindsay HerroIL About 15 people attended non-confrontational manner." "We all need to come togeth "It was good coffee and even interesting way for students to "It wakes you up and keeps the event and Schatz said that This same level of respect er, a lot of people need to stop better company," Weiner said. get together and share ideas." you going." while there is usually a good was maintained when talk whining and get something "I'm defmitely coming back." > The fall 2006 enrollment at An assorted group of stu turnout, the number of stu turned to an issue closer to done,'' Rash said. The next Global Coffee Hour UCF for full-time, non-resi- · dents and faculty members ate dents tends to fluctuate. home, campus politics. The The coffee flowed and the will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 13 dential alien undergraduate cookies and sipped coffee with "I have been when there and graduate students was 227 individuals who were born in were larger groups, but every J> and 460, respectively. such distant locations as one who attends is unique. "We looked at other pro Kenya and India. The openness and ease of talk grams and some schools have The informal "coffee-chat" ing is always present," Sal- .) , VASA awards che champion FROM Al "I was tom between the two, good job. I liked the really sweet so it was sort of hard to choose ones." judges for the Sweet as Che Fes a winner,'' Brown said VASA has about 50 active tival. They sat at a table and Helen Tran took home the members, most of them UCF sampled each submitted che third-place prize of a flashlight. students. Thach said the club > from a plastic cup. Each judge Kim Tran was in the kitchen was started in 1982 and is the had a sheet of paper on which when the decision was oldest Asiall club on campus. they recorded their scores for announced The festival was held imme the five submissions. She said that she thought diately following the regular The categories they focused Helen Tran won the competi meeting of VASA. During the on were creativity, presentation tion until she heard the judges meeting, upcoming events such and taste. A total of 20 points continue with the rankings. as. the Lunar New Year Show UCF"SmartCard could be awarded overall, and Helen Tran made ·her che were discussed The show will 1 the person With the highest with bananas; it received the take place March 18 in the Pega Accepted Here score from all the categories best score for taste but was not sus Ballroom. Tran said they Dean & University With the purchase of any 3940 N. 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Ly Thach said The next meeting of VASA EXPIRES 3/1c01/0711u 0 15·227 /228/229 ·I EXPIRES 3/10/07 0 15·6 50 (407) 384-1221 described their che as 'tfruity Brown added, 'M were very will be Feb. 14 in the Barbara NOT VALID WITH ANY COUPON. • NOT VALID WITH ANY COUPON. SPECIAL OR HALF PRICE PIZZA DEAL SPECIAL OR HALF PRICE PIZZA DEAL • OPEN DAILY AT 11AM and coconuty." good choices. Everyone did a YmgCenter. M ention coupon w hen ordering. Mention• coupon when ordering. ,.,. ..L Present at time of purchase. ·-Present· at -·-·time of purchase. .J FOR DELIVERY! ". t • j. ' f A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com February 2, 2007 • (euttaf 1loriba :future Bonsai trees take a break from the cold weather Movie spurs race debate _:~ FROM Al Young, .assistant professor of "Most racial the African-American Studies One ofthe stories that garnered department, who spoke at the the biggest reaction from the misconceptions event but didn't serve as a pan crowd involved the perception elist. "But, I think that scene did of Arab-Americans in U.S. soci stem from fear. a disservice to the complexity ety. In this vignette, a gunstore of the,issue. These stereotypes owner, played by Jack McGee, Osama became predate the proof that black called an Arab-American cus men are predators. Those per tomer, played by Shaun Toub, this image and ceptions are grounded in the "Osama,'' sparking a heated ver slave society perceptions of . • bal altercation. This scene led we relate anyone black folk being savage and to the discussion of whether or being inferior." not Americans living in a post who looks like "Looking around this room, Sept.11 world fear those ofArab I'm seeing brothers and sisters heritage. him to 9/11." that look harder than these cats "Most racial misconceptions in the movie," Young said stem from fear," said panelist - AMANDA STEPHEN amidst laughter from the audi- • FORUM PANELIST and organizational and inter ence. "But, I'm not going to per~onal communication make that perception." major, Amanda Stephen. and she's Indian. She's not Ara Young also spoke about the SHANNA FORTIER I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE "Osama became this image and grave consequences of racial • The UCF Arboretum moved their collection of Bonsai trees inside earlier this week because of the cold snap. Citrus growers in Central bic and she's not from any Ara Florida were worried about a predicted frost Tuesday morning. . we relate anyone who looks like bic nation. We need to pay spe misconceptions, citing histori- him· to 9/ll, and that instills cial attention to this newer cal examples. such as the 1921 fear." form of racism." Greenwood race riots as well as Stephen compared the mis Another scene that spurred more recent ones such as false conception to misconceptions animated debate tackled the reports of the Nation of Islam's made about African-American misconceptions of the black involvement in the Oklahoma Preacher welcomes hecklers males. male. Upon seeing two young City bombing. , "It goes back to slavery times black males played by Chris "Stereotypes have powerful FROM Al , his most recent visit to UCF last also managed to have some when there was this image of 'Ludacris' Bridges and Larenz implications," he said. "They week. good conversations. • the black man attacking the Tate, white woman Jean Cabot, reflect the level of powerless- left, she decided that she 'would Shortly after his first meet- "Not everybody out there is white woman," she said "It's no played by Sandra Bullock, ness in the black community." ~ change her appearance and ing with Smock, Armstrong a mocking heckler." longer a prevalent fear, but it clutched her purse tighter and Young cited an incident at return the next day. and his wife Elizabeth decided He often stays around after hasn't changed in hundreds of moved closer to her husband, Stetson University in which "So I went, and I bought a to go full-time. They sold their the crowds disperse to talk with years." played by Brendan · Fraser. members·of the school's pre nun outfit, and I went out there house and moved into a trailer students one-on-one, some "Sept. 11 only happened six Insulted by the insinuation of dominantly white softball team 4 with signs that said 'no longer a so they could travel and haven't' ' times for an hour or more. years ago. It's going to take time violence and implicit racism, dressed up in blackface, mas whore' and 'only God can judge looked back. He says they have Rather than an angry preacher for things to change," Stephen the two young men drew their querading as members of the me' and all those things. And I to deal with a lot of harassment tempered by fire and brim said guns on· Bullock and Fraser's school's predominantly black • listened to everything, and I wherever they go, but he does- stone, though, they find a Panelist Faraaz Merchant characters and carjacked them. basketball team. argued and did a lot ofdebating n't let it get him down. patient teacher willing to agreed with Stephen about the Some members of the audi "Something has to happen with him." ''We like hecklers," he said explain his point of view. events of Sept. ll being a raw ence saw Bullock's reaction as internally and societally. Don't Armstrong is an open-air "They may not be sincere, but "My goal is not to go out memory in the minds of Amer common sense rather than a wait for this to happen at UCF," preacher. He travels across the sometimes they ask a good there and hear the sinners pray icans. racist misconception, while he said ''We can resolve these southeastern United Stat.es question. I don't ever let a heck- the sinners' prayer,'' he said "I "I found this to be a particu others disagreed issues by having forums like with his wife Elizabeth to col ler steal my crowd" want to get people thinking larly important scene," he said. "I enjoyed Crash. I was one this. By conversing, by organiz lege campuses, spreading a While most students like about their salvation. People "Something similar happened ofthe first ones hoping it would ing, by educating. This is how brand of Christianity that Campbell choose to argue or talk about you after you leave. to my mom shortly after 9/ll win the Oscar," said Dr. Kurt to make a difference." · angers some and sqikes a nerve debate Armstrong, some have Certainly, I've been able to with many. But he wasn't reacted in other, more aggres- make an impact here:' always a preacher. sive ways. In one case, a student And there are some stu In college, Armstrong was a tried to steal Armstrong's cap. dents, like freshman John competitive power lifter and In another, a student took his Moran, who agree. AASU events set for February held two records. He graduated clothes off in front of Arm- "The truth of what he was with a degree in exercise physi strong, lay on the ground, and doing never occurred in the FROM Al area," said Jerome Chestnut, a vate them to do better," Lopes olog)I and had originally con made obscene gestures. A midst of the screaming and sophomore business major. ''I'm said sidered becoming a strength video documenting the inci- yelling,'' lie said, via e-mail. "It graduation rate of47 percent - · happy to see the students doing Lopes thinks the event· not coach. But even in college, he dent is currently available on occurred afterwards or on the well below the state's average of something productive and not only enlightens the UCF com • had a strong interest in the You Tube. side where his awesome wife 72 percent The Orange County getting into trouble." munitY. about the entertainment teachings of the Bible. Rogue students looking for a could always be found talking School Board gave the high "Jones High School is having African-Americans enjoy, but it "I always felt called to cheap laugh aren't the only peo- to people about God and about school an F for both the 2005 issues with their academics and also shows how blacks have preach," he said ple he's had to deal with. His truth. I thank God for people and 2006 school years. we wanted to show them some- taken a form of music and art He became a teacher in style of preaching has drawn like him who tell people exactly "Jones is in a really rough thing that could maybe moti- and made it their own. Miami, where he has lived for harsh criticism from both reli- what they need to hear." the past 30 years. He taught gious and non-religious people Micah said that the majority Sunday school and preached in alike. of students are against him, but prisons and occasionally at his "Micah more or less said there are students who come to church. It wasn't until 1995 that that if you do not know that him for help. he began to consider outdoor you're a sinner, God can't hold Campbell doesn't necessari preaching. you accountable," said Geoff . ly support Armstrong's meth "God started dealing with Ballard in an e-mail. Ballard, a ods, but she says she can see Peace Corps me in person,'~ he said ''Every junior humanities major, identi- where he's coming from: single night I saw God calling to fies himself as a Deist from a "Thoughhemayseemcrazy, me." Christian background "Micah's and he may be looking at reli But he wasn't sure what to approach, however, is com- gion through his own eyes and do, so he waited In 2003, he pletely wrong. Jesus' message not exactly those of what a lot Spol die Spoof each Monday- and 11infree pim! "top 50 best places to lauch a career'' read a book by evangelist Jed was not one of condemnation,'' of Christians see to be the real www.CentralFloridaFuture.com/spotthespoof Smock and took it as a confir he said Christian way, he's out there to -Business Week 2006 Rankings mation that he ought to start "His views of Christianity make a difference, and that's t!· preaching outdoors full time. are extremely skewed, and I'm admirable." Soh'C the Sudoku p111.1Je and Crossword in e1~· ilSUe! He arranged to meet with pretty sure most ofthe students "I believe I'm doing what Smock at the University of here understand that," said God wants me to do," Arm WED, FEB 7 South Florida, and they have Richard Lake, junior informa- strong said "It cost me every 1 Placeand 1iewads online illl)ihne at: preached together several tion technology major. thing to do this. 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I would say that if this area, this city, doesn't grasp this program, these programs, I just don't get it.'1 PLEASE SEE KNIGHTS ON AS BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTURE e 01 Golden Knights get walked on by Memphis in 87-65 blowout <) BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE CHRIS HOYLER Junior Sinan Sudas strikes a ball against Bethune Senior Staff Writer v~:~tba// notebook Cookman on Saturday. In Wednesday's loss to Florida, Sudas fell to No. 60 Nestor Briceno 6-3, 6-4. Memphis forward Joey Dorsey As expeaed, th ance benchmarlc took the pass on the right block, Knights and n e UCF Arena Was pack used his 6-foot-9, 260-pound J~~ of whichffJ:~;::U~;~~4~05 People~~:~~~:::Y . nightto see the Men's Terinis frame to back UCF center Kenrick , a~.31,2004,againstth Ti epreviousmarkwa egame,at/east Zondervan into the paint, and fin something else in com e roy Trojans. These sset three years to the ished with a smooth right-hand to the ngers 87-65 Th mon:the Golden Knights Itwo games share falls at Florida layup to give Memphis a 2-0 lead. UCF has recorrJ'oo? Were defeated by the Troo:t both of them. They lost season. Ve of the top- JS . ~ans, 76-64. From there, it only got worse crowds mProgram history th. forUCE Kn• h IS in first defeat Dorsey finished with 22 rg ts' shootin . points on 10-for-13 shooting, But ~~eTiryone knows ~a~~!!op:lam~ in defeat MELISSA HEYBOER including several ferocious igers also ow th is cames an I . Sports Editor opponents to 3 n ethird-best defi :XP oswe, fast-paced offi dunks and alley-oop finishes, Perrent of their s:oting. But on USA, After wiiining their first match of the as· No. 11 Memphis never ~Co~c~~ ~Z~~~nf~ence hold~~e. percentage against th~ no er ~PPonent has shot l' ~F made so season against Bethune-Cookman. last trailed and handed the Golden The Knights gers this season at high ofa Knights their worse loss ofthe fro are now 9 1th' . week, the UCF Men's Tennis team head mthe field. - is Year when th ed to Ring Tennis Complex in season, 87-65 on Wednesday ey shoot at least 50 Gainesville on Wednesday to take on the night. Percent University of Florida Gators. The Tigers scored 50 points in the paint to just 22 Despite many well-played matches by PLEAsE SEE DORrEy the Knights and winning two singies for UCE Sophomore guard ~. ONAB matches, UCF was defeated by the Chris Douglas-Roberts Gators 5-2, dropping them to 1-1 on the showcased an impressive dribble drive run. season. to work his way inside of UCF's zone defense Wednesday's match was the Knights' throughout the game, finishing with a team-high The last opportunity first against a ranked opponent this sea 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting. came with 3:58 remaining, when Mike O'Don nell's second missed free throw ended up in the son. "I was really proud of my guys," Memphis UCF freshman Johan Beigart and sen coach John Calipari said. ''We had worked the hands of Jermaine Taylor, who immediately stepped back and misfired on a 3-pointer. The ior Ener Gursoy both came up victorious . last two days on 'Hey, if they try to slide into a Tigers answered with a three of their own, spark- . in singles competition. JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE zone, let's slide into a zone offense so they don't run half Beigart defeated Gator opponent Billy Senior forward Josh Peppers, above, shoots over Memphis' Robert have time (to defend).' We got the ball where we ing an 11-2 to end the first and sending Mulligan in three sets, 4-6, 6-0, 6-0, while Oozier in the Knights' 87-65 Wednesday to the Tigers 87-65. His UCF were trying to get it, behind the defense in the the Knights into the locker room down 42-27. Gursoy beat Daniel Cash 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. teammates, top, watch the blowout with disbelief. middle ofthe zone, and we didn't settle for 3s. We ''We got a little bit uptight with the ball," UCF senior forward Josh Peppers said. "But part of Despite well fought matches, sopho got it inside." that credit should go to Memphis, because they more Tarek Ben Soltane and junior Sinan Though the Tigers established their domi forced that and then did a good job all night exe Sudas couldn't hold on to win Wednes nance inside early, UCF was able to weather an ·early offensive drought and give the sellout cuting on offense." day. SATURDAY, FEB. 3 I 7:30 P.M. I UCF ARENA Peppers, the only UCF player to score in dou Soltane fell to 16th ranked Greg Ouel crowd of 4,805 something to get excited about. ble figures, finished with 20 points, adding five lette in two sets, 6-2, 6-1, while teammate The Knights cut the lead to five on.three differ Sudas fell to 60th ranked Nestor Briceno ent occasions late in the first halt: but could never 6-3, 6-4. . sustain enough momentum for a game-changing PLEASE SEE PEPPERS ON AS The Knights fared well in doubles competition as sophomores Norman vs. Alcantara and Brock Sakey defeated Jor "I feel bad for the aowd because it was the dan Dolberg and Mulligan 8-6. Fellow doubles team Beigart and C-USA: 4-3 C-USA: 4-3 Sudas lost to Ouellette and Briceno 8-6. Overall: 15-6 Overall: 14-6 MOST AMAZING ATMOSPHERE The Knights head to Philadelphia on Rank: T-3rd in C-USA Rank: T-3rd in C-USA Friday to take on No. 50 Penn. UCF will 11.ve. ever pI aye d 1n.• " -JOSHPEPPERS,SENIORFORWARD finish up their weekend matches on Sun day as they head to New Jersey to take on Princeton. Orlando ·sentinel CareerBuilder Job Fair February 5th • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm • Orlando Marriott Expo Center l. Ori a ndaSenti nel .com/jobfa i r AB www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com Tulsa.pulls out win over and Race Book. Tulane with SUNDAY late 3-pointer FEBRUARY 4TH ' Tulsa 79, Tulane 78 NEW ORLEANS - Rod Earls' 1111-llUll BEil/NS /IT NOON • 3-pointer from the right with two seconds remaining in the game led lDOORS OPEN /IT 11:0011.M.J Tulsa to a 79-78 come-from...: College Students Always Free • behind victory over Tulane on (With Valid l.D.) Wednesday night. Tulane (9-10 overall, 2-5 C This Ad Good USA) trailed Tulsa (14-6, 4-3 C JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE For 1 Free Program UCF's Kenrick Zondervan struggles for a loose ball with two Memphis players in the Knights' 87-65 loss Wednesday. night. USA) for most of the final 10 min (Any Performance) utes of the second half, but . regained the lead when Kevin Sims sank two free throws with •' eight seconds remaining to give the Green Wave a 78-76 advantage. Peppers leads U CF Tulsa pushed the ball down the flo01~ and Mark Hill found Earls with a pass on the right side and Earls drilled the game-winner. Sims led all scorers with 17 with 20 despite loss points, while Donnie Stith sparked Tulane off the bench with 16 FROM A7 points. . Earls led Tulsa to its first road rebounds and four assists. He Dor~ey ~o win with 15 points, all 3-pointers, scored the opening bucket of leads Tigers win while Jamel McLean added 13 the second half, a 3-pointer, FROM A7 points. to cut the Tigers lead to 12, Dorsey dominates Marshall 56, East Carolina 52 but Dorsey continued to UCF coach Kirk Speraw said he anticipated that his team would have problems answer with dunks and dom HUNTINGTON, WYa. dealing with the physical nature of Memphis junior forward Joey Dorsey. Speraw I ination deep 4i the post Markel Humphrey scored · 17 Was spot on as Dorsey grabbed nine rebounds and made lO--Of-13 field goal points and grabbed seven The defining moment of attempts, moSt of them with awesome authority. Dorsey's night came with rebounds to lead Marshall (8-13 6:58 remaining in the second overall, 3-4 C-USA) to a 56:-52 win Not on that level yet over East Carolina (5-15 overall, 0- half, when he ripped the ball With this loss, UCF is 1-16 against nationally-ranked opponents. That lone away from Zondervan and 7 C-USA) in a defensive struggle Over 35,000 Adult Toys &Lingerie . victory occurred on Dec. 12,2002 when the Knights took down No.25 College of Wednesday. . finished a breakaway with a Charleston,82-64; in Orlando. right-hand windmill dunk. Mark Dorris scored 12 points and was the only other Marshall Bachelor and Bochelorette Gifts Memphis led by 24 as its Catching the Tigers on a bad day bench looked toward the player in double figures. Coming into this contest, Memphis had shot just 36.5 percent from the field in Courtney Captain led the Show UCF ID and dwindling crowd, pointing their last three games. But against the Knights, they made 58 percent of their shots. and laughing. Pirates with 18 points while Dar get 20% off EVERYTHING! t'1 After the g<1me, Calipari called his team's offensive display"outrageous." rell Jenkins added 13 and Cory ''You win some, you lose "That's about as well as my team can play,".he said. w. some, but ifguys are going to Farmer scored 10. It was East Carolina's 14th loss Mon. • Sat. 9om - 2om, Sun. 9om -1om mope around about this, I Up next for the Knights is ••• won't let it happen," Peppers in 15 games, including seven The Tulsa Golden Hurricane (4-3 in C-USA, 14-6 overall).The Golden Hurricane straight Conference USA contests. said. "I feel bad for the will storm into the UCF Arena this weekend after coming away with a couple of U4XOZ1)@~Vo~@~@ crowd, because it was East Carolina put together an close victories against SMU (70-66) and Tulane (79-78).Junior guard Rod Earls leads ll-4 run that tied the score at 40 incredible, the most amazing Tulsa in scoring, averaging 125 points per game. His 3-pointer with two seconds 5009 S. Orange Blossom Tr. with 4:09 left. Dorris grabbed an 1 2 atmosphere I have ever . remaining proved to be the game-winning basket over the Green Wave on 11 Miles South of 1-4 - offensive rebound and nailed a 3- Ont; 20 minootes owoy fromcam pus! played in. We felt the love Wednesday. with every shot, just tell pointer to give Marshall the lead The Knights and Golden Hurricane will meet in the UCF Arena on Saturday for good. them that we need it every night. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. night, we love them." - BRIAN MURPHY · The Tigers improved to SMU 60, UAB 56 18-3 overall and 8-0 in Con BIRMINGHAM, Ala-Bamba ference USA. It was their Hurricane improved to 4-3 15-6, competing for second Fall scored 16 points and Brian Epps added 14 to· lead SMU to a 23rd win in the last 24 C in C-USA after getting a in the Conference USA USA games. UCF now game-winning 3-pointer race," O'Donnell said. "We 60-56 victory over UAB Wednes stands at 15-6 and 4-3 in C from Rod Earls to defeat want the fans back, and day night. USA, with a huge game Tulane 79-78 on Wednesday we're going to play as hard as Ike Ofoegbu scored 10 points looming Saturday evening evening. we can every game, so I and hit a 3-pointer to spark a 16-2 against Tulsa. The Golden 'We're still a team that is hope they understand that." second half run that proved deci sive for SMU. SMU (13-8 overall, 2- ,, 5 C-USA) trailed 27-26 at halftime. Wen Mukubu scored 14 points to lead UAB (ll-10 overall, 3-4 C USA). Knights need local support UAB had chances down the stretch, pulling to within 59-56 on FROM A7 with living in a city with one out. Give him a chance to a reverse layup by Mike Davis Jr. major newspaper. Ifyou have recruit these kind of kids, with less than a minute to play. But Vague, I kno:w. But the someone in charge there that because he just came from UAB struggled all night · to ·get only reason I am writing this labels the UCF players a another league. With those good shots against SMU's zone is so you can grasp· the feel "rec-league team" that will dorms, with those facilities, defense and could not make r;~,1~:9~a: 111mbo 319 ings on UCF from a coach never win the "CSUA title;' and all that they got going. another basket. Chtmfridtgular sl lflal'or, 1 Ranchi ...... 4.49 Regular L9'l...... Jambo 4.59 that has been to a Final Four, then, for lack ofa better term. And if the newspaper and 1011 A"°'· 1 R•n ------U CF Athletics Doubleheader Weekend!!! UCF BASEBALL SEASON OPENER!!! UCF GOLDEN KNIGHTS BASKETBALL •\ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MEN VS. TULSA, SAT. 7:30 PM WOMEN VS. TULSA, SUN. 1 :OO PM VS. FIU GOLDEN PANTHERS UCFARENA FEB 3RD AND 4TH AT 1 PM I JAY BERGMAN FIELD St~dents Get in Free With UCF ID! ~ www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Friday, February 2, 2007 • ) 1 . 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The simple hair a.ccessory is a must have for a Floridian woman on the go. . 1 1 ASan Diego newscaster feels threatened by Headbands can combat frizz, pull back unruly hair or dress up an old hairstyle. . EXPER~l:EN - CE Ii the arrival of an attractive woman journalist. . : ...... ' ...... ' ·I'-._ .~·:...... ~ ·A'!F"~ , . , ., •; .- - I I It's worth tuning in just to see how ABC . • .. • A ' ,,,.{¢. -· \, . . changes the dialogue. Go forget yourselves, San Diego. Mayer's wit apparent ·r. 6:25 p.m. CBS Super Bowl XU The Super Bowl is finally here. The Colts and the Bears meet in America's biggest sporting throughout the show event of the year - and don't forget about the commercials and this year's halftime FROM A9 performer, Prince. the fret board - most songs 7:30 p.m. FOXXl: X-Men United extended far beyond their Not a sports fan? While others tune in to the Super Bowl, you can marvel at men and studio track-time, peppered women in slick black outfits delivering with a sense of improvisation roundhouse kicks to evil commandos. All and musicianship, a quality '(• that and Ian McKellen, who could ask for that is sorely lacking from anything more? Mayer's peers in the land of Top40. Despite the fact that this . ( 9 p.m. Heroes was an arena-sized show, Hiro struggles to make his father understand Mayer's disposition was his calling; Claude tries to teach Peter to always casual, never elevat control his powers. George Takei, aka Mr. ing into rock-god status. Sulu, is back for a full episode as Hiro's father. Mayer showcased a sense of wit and self-deprecation, which should be familiar to ~~f4U:9 If 1 his JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE SUNThusr FLO. 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Moors has shown a flair In a world without the Inter for comedic acting in l;>oth this TOP 10 SALES: net, television or video games, ·production as well as in last Artist /frtle I Label · accessory entertainment in the 18th cen semester's.Noises Off. FROM A10 . tury was found in juicy gossip. One of the show's best per-, 1. The Shins I Windng the Schemes, plots and anonymous formances came from fresh Night Away I Sub Pop notes lent themselves to the man Terry Alfaro, a musical Leuschel said merriment of the lords, ladies theatre major. Alfaro's portrayal 2. of Montreal I Hissing Valarie Williams, a 20-year and servants. . ofthe mischievous page Cheru Fauna Are You the Oest I old sophomore majoring in This is the world of Pierre bino, who is always in the Polyvinyl photography, wears a head Beaumarchais' The Marriage of wrong place at the wrong time, band that actually belongs to Figaro, UCF Conservatc>ry The".' stole the show. . 3. Pretfy Ricky/ Late Night , one of her friends because atre's first production of the From sexually harassing a Special I Atlantic Williams recently got her hair semester. mannequin to cross-dressing, cut really short. This hilarious comedy, root Alfaro's performance was hilar 4. John Mayer I Vil/ape "I can't wear it in a ponytail, ed in the traditions of the com ious. Sessions I Columbia so a headband works," media dell'arte, incluaes deep His physical gags were sup-· ALEXIS STANGL /CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ) Wtllfuns said cutting glimpses into the class ported with a heartfelt delivery Joe Kemper as Bartholo, Madison Stratton as Countess Almaviva, Courtney Moors as Suzanne, 5. Good, The Bad &The Britany Stott, a 20-year-old system and over-privileged of lines and poignant facial Michael Croker as Count'Almaviva star in The Marriage ofFigaro . The play runs through Feb.4 Queen/ Good, The Bad & junior majoring in health serv nobility of pre-revolutionary expressions. · The Queen /Virgin ices administration, pur France. Michael Croker, a senior act the footman, enthralled the , chased her headband at Char- Figaro, the head concierge of ing major, portrayed Count audience with just three words. The Marriage ofFigaro 6. Band Marino I Sea & The lotte Russe. . · Count Almaviva's castle, is set Almaviva with a Hugh-Hefner . The technical aspects of the Where: UCF Conservatory Beast/ Street Parade She said she prefers her to marry Suzanne, the count like air, which leant itselfwell to show are ofthe consistent high Theatre Mainstage atthe UCF headband instead ofother hair ess's head chambermaid the character. standard now expected ofUCF Main Campus 7. DeerhOQf I Friend accessories because she does But the count j.s bored with Madison Stratton's Countess Conservatory Theatre. Opportunity I Kill Rock Stars ' n't really have to style her hair his wife and seeking amorous Almaviva was the epitome of William Boles, a junior the When: Through Feb. 4 when she wears it. adventures, particularly with the lady of the manor. atre major, created the set. 8. Piebald/ Acddental "You put it on, and it's Suzanne. Figaro becomes out "The experience was great. · "My biggest challenge was Cost: $15 general, $10 students, $13 seniors Gentleman I Side 1 cute,'' Stott said about her raged and creates elaborate It was ti.riri.g, but it really paid applying the things learned in Dummy headband plots and schemes to keep the off," said Stratton, a sophomore class to a realistic set,'' Boles Phone: 407-823-1500 According to the "Back count away from Suzanne. musical theatre major. said 9. Dustin Kensrue I Please stage Beauty Forecast for His initial schemes cause a Joe Kemper, a graduate act His concept of a world cre Online: www.theatre.ucf.edu Come Home I Equal Vision Spring'' in the Dec. 2006 issue chain reaction that. eventually ing major, portrayed Bartholo ated by words and the feeling of ofAllure magazine, headbands involves everyone in the castle with over-the-top gestures and an 18th-century theater pro 10. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez/ rank second iI;l the top eight in one plot or another. a thick accent that sometimes vides a brilliant backdrop on er and stage director with the Please Heat This Eventually styles previewed to be popular UCF.'s cast is led by Daniel made his words unintelligible. which the story unfolds. His Orlando Opera. I Gold Standard Labs for 2007. A Reyes, a senior acting major, However, the over-the-top use of calligraphy throughout He said he was thrilled to ·~headband adds feminini as Figaro. nature of his character shows the design is eye-catching. work with university students, ty, but in a quick way,'' hairstyl Reyes' gave a strong per the audience the ridiculousness The modularity and duality saying the sheer energy they ist Guido Palau told Allure at a formance, delivering his of the aristocracy. of the set provides for easy put into each performance is Louis Vuitton fashion show. lengthy monologues with ease. The rest of the ensetnble scene changes, which are also unparalleled in the professional "[Palau] placed ornate At times, particularly during his gave high-quality performanc made interesting by the short world [headbands] at the crown for a monologues, he seemed slight es, providing a well-rounded "dumb shows,'' scenes created The cast was also excited to romantic look; at other shows, ly detached from the character cast to a receiving audience. in pantomime by the actors. work with a director from out simply stretchy bands were a of Figaro, becoming more of an · But the star of the ensemble The production is headed by side the faculty, and Stratton pretty way to keep hair off the omniscient narrator. would have to be Terry Farley, a visiting director Frank said it was a breath of fresh air face,'' Allure reported Suzanne, Figaro's fiancee, is freshman theatre major, who, as McClain, a production manag- to work with McClain. Chicago Cocktail . 2 01. Btandy ! oz. 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