Central Florida Future, Vol. 41 No. 63, July 23, 2009
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University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 7-23-2009 Central Florida Future, Vol. 41 No. 63, July 23, 2009 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 41 No. 63, July 23, 2009" (2009). Central Florida Future. 2235. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2235 FREE • Published Mondays and Thursdays www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Thursday, July 23, 2009 Program profiles Embattled Part two ofthe Future's Amid controversy, George O'Leary coverage on programs steadfast in vision for UCF-sEEsPon1s,A6 up for cuts -SEE NEWS, A4 & AS Animals IT CAME FROM THE SEA The body of a five or six-foot-long to·decide on cuts· today shark left lying in the middle of BOT was a street in downtown Miami after two men tried to sell it to several fish and Computer Science and markets for around $10. The men Four programs could be cut in ~eeting management information l'-m Follow this story had taken the shark around on the · systems in the College of I \..a ontheWeb train, prompting calls to police. ARIANA VIVES at 1 p.m. and will be open to The length of time for Business Administration. Staff Writer the public. deliberation depends on The suspension of actuarial FOR MORE NEWS "The public can attend, how long discussion takes sciences will also be put to a Visit UCFNews.com for updates The UCF Board of but there is no public.com on other issues, Heston said vote. on today's meeting, pictures of Trustees will meet today to ment period at the meeting, · The vote will decide the The meeting's outcome the protest and reactions to the will affect '37 employees and BOT's final decision. Also look for decide whether to move as there was last week," fate of four programs: car video vignettes online and forward with the program UCF News & Information diopulmonary sciences in about 1,025 students. footage from today's events. deletions and suspension spokesman Grant Heston the College of Health and The UCF chapter of the approved by the Education said. Public Affairs, radiologic United Faculty of Florida NEXT ISSUE al Programs Committee .on The vote itselfis the sev sciences in the College of will be holding a second Check out our full story on the July 13. en:th item on the meeting's Health and Public Affairs, rally today from ll:45 a.m. to decision. · The meeting will take · agenda, according to the engineering technology in FASHION . place at the Live Oak Center Board of Th.lstees' Web site. the College of Engineering PLEASE SEE UFF ON A4 www.UCFNews.com CLOTHING REALLY Uncover hu d Luxury clothing story Bameys New Feeling hip? Read our review ofthe Rx Bandits' · York saw controversy when a window display appeared depicting journey to Orlando for their CD release blood-spattered mannequins party/in-store concert at Park Ave CDs. fending off attackers. The creative director for the store was away on _eves iri~t - SEE VARIETY,A8 business at the time. He said he encourages creativlty,but this clearly crossed the line. Breaking newson , your cell Get UCF news sent to your cell phone. Just text the keyword UCFNEWS to 44636. ' AROUND CAMPUS, A2 CAREER SERVICES HELPS YOU BRUSH UP ON INTERVIEW SKILLS Career Services will .offer students an opportunity to practice interview techniques, formats and questions in Room 185-Cof the Ferrell Commons today from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Plus: Kar,:igan tours on Vans Wa~ Adestination for the LOCAL & STATE, A2 Read our Q&A with the magically minded CONVICTED MIAMI ~ ~ UCF students/alumni who Get in touch with your MEN LOOKING FOR A comprise Orlando-based ~ POSSIBLE NEW TRIAL supernatural side as you read our band Karrigan, which is review of spiritual shop, Avalon. Five Miami men convicted of currently touring the U.S. plotting terrorist attacks with al Qaida claim the verdicts should be overturned or a new trial ordered. Followjng two earlier mistrials, the men were convicted in May. P.E Chang's commits $SOK to Rosen -··Prof~r receives JESSICA CAMPBELL JAILED MAN CAN1' . Contributing Writer ATTEND DAUGHTER'S mentoring award At a time when budget NUPTIALS,JUDGE SAYS cuts put many UCF pro TINA RUSSELL · Contributing Writer PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS FOR Palm Beach County Circuit Judge grams on the chopping EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS block, one company has Karen Miller decided Tuesday that - · UCF professor Lesia AND SCIENCE TEACHING chosen to stay invested. Franklin King, who is jailed on Crumpton-Young received Awardees are recognized for their P.F. Chang's ChiI;la molestation charges, would not be the Presidential Award for contributions to teaching and given a temporary release to , Bistro Inc. has a long histo Excellence in Science, learning and tlieir ability to help attend his daughter's wedding. ry with contributing schol Mathematics and Engi students make progress in arship money to the Rosen neering from the White mathematics and science. In College of Hospitality House and the National addition to honoring individual Management, said Hyung Science Foun,dation for her achievement, the goal of the INDEX TODAY'S il Jung, a professor of individual mentoring award program is to exemplify the Around Campus · 2 WEATHER accounting and finance at efforts with women and the Rosen College. CHRISTINA DEPARIS / CENTRAL FLORIO/I: FUTURE highest standards of mathematics Weather ' 2 ~ The Rosen College of Hospitality Management will receive $50,000 of minorities who are study The nationwide chain and science teaching. Local & State 2 scholarship money over five years from P.F. Chang's China Bistro Inc. ing engineering. restaurant corporation has - WWW.PAEMSlORG Sports 6 The Presidential Award been offering different Variety 8 brand new gift," said Jen for a period of five years. for. Excellence is given out ranges of scholarships. nifer Rickmann, a devel $7,500 will go directly Opinion 10 MOSTLY yearly to individuals or neering students. By donat "The largest amount I opment officer at the to the students for educa organizations that under ing their time to individuals Oassifieds 11 SUNNY have see n was close to Sudoku Rosen College. tion!tl purposes, and stand the vital role that who are underrepresented 11 93° 76° $10,000," Jung said. The corporation $2.500 will go to finance Crossword 11 mentoring plays in an aca in their fields, the m entor is HIGH LOW "They've been a donor agreed to an award of demic and p ersonal devel since 2001, but this is a $10,000 p er academic year PLEASES EE STUDENTS ON A3 opment of science or engi- PLEASE SEE MENTOR ON A3 ~ " I • A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com July 23, 2009 • ((tumlf 3=ltmla ,=uture • AROUND CAMPUS ., (!entral • News and notices for the UCF comrrwnity 3=1oriba • Planning for an interview Career Services will offer students an opportu • nity to practice interview 3=uturt techniques in Room 185-C The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 of the Ferrell Commons today from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. July 23, 2009 • For more information, Vol 41, Issue 63 • 12 Pages contact Career Services at 407-823-2361 or by e-mail at The Cenrrril Florido Future is the independen~ student- wri'tten newspaper at the University of Central Aorida. • [email protected]£edu. Opinions In the Future are those of the individual columnist and not necessarily those of the e<lito"91 staff or the University administration . .AH content Is property Back to the Future screening ofthe Central Florida Future and may not be reprinted in Hop in your DeLorean part or In whole without permission from the publisher. • and head over to the NEWSROOM Knights Plaza for a free 407,M 7;:-, :455_8 screening of Back to the Future from 8 p.m. to 11 Editor-in-Chief • p.m. Friday. Kari Wilberg x213 There will be give CFF.editor@gmailcom · aways, food and music. News Editors ., For more information, Andrea canterbury and contact SteveI) Clenney at Virginia Kiddyx213 407-823-3294 or by e-mail News.CFF@gmailcom at [email protected]. Online News Editor Ashley carnifax x213 Staying healthy on the go Onllne.CFF@gmailcom . Registered Dietitian Meghan Murphy Van Opinions Editors I • Jennifer Ross and Camp will teach students Tamra Martin x213 tips for staying healthy Opinions.CFF@gmail com while on the go in a presen tation Tuesday from 11 a.m. Sports Editor to noon in the Wellness Padrick Brewerx215 Center Classroom in the Sports.CFF@gmail com Recreation and Wellness Variety Editor ·• Center. Kayla Smith x214 For more information, Variety.CFF@gmailcom contact 407-823-5841. Photo Editor • COURTESY KEVIN EATON Ashley lnguanta / CAB throwing pool party The students visited several places in Italy, induding Vietrl, seen here, as well as Positano, Capri, Pompeii, Paestum, Rome, Florence, Pisa a~d Siena. Photo.CFF@gmailcom Spend a day cooling Staff Writers down with the Campus Jeffrey Riley, Ryan Bass, Michelle Dendy, .. Activities Board at its pool William Goss, Jillian Krotki, Italy 'r cartos Maldonado,Jen Glantz, party on Wednesday from trip brings Donald Thomann, Stephanie de Sousa, noon to 4 p.m.