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University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 10-17-2008 Central Florida Future, Vol. 40 No. 91, October 17, 2008 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. 40 No. 91, October 17, 2008" (2008). Central Florida Future. 2147. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2147 FREE • Published Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ') Voices of comedy Oh, Bull Billy West's stand-up Men's soccer loses in overtime to ranges across his many South Florida 1-0 -SEESPORTS,A7 . characters -SEE VARIETY,A9 Mone GETTING YOUR GAS ON THE Apollo astronaut lands at UCF CHEAP Cunningham speaks; awards scholarship Kelly Joosten and dozens of others saved JAMES CRUIKSHANK Harris Engineering Center and Formoreon Contributing Writer a bundle when she went to a Wisconsin presented this year's award to this story go to gas station Monday.Although a sign Ashley Ewh, a mechanical engi D www.UCFNews.com advertised $3.43 for a gallon of premium Great results cannot be neering major. fuel, but the pump cost registered at achieved without great i:isks, Ewh accepted her giant adventure requires the willing $0.349 a gallon. said form~r astronaut Walter· check for $10,000 with a smile. ness to fail. "ltwas Cunningham. "I cannot tell you how much ''You won't win without the amazing," ''You could go to Mars, this means to me," Ewh said willingness to fail," Cunning Joosten told believe me," Cunningham said Cunningham encouraged ham said The during his first visit to UCF on students to work toward their The former astronaut and Associated Tuesday afternoon goals and dreams. According to · Lunar Module pilot reminisced Press.She Cunningham was speaking Cunningham, being an astro about his participation in the REEMA DESAI / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE said she spent on behalf of the Astronaut naut requires a taste for danger Fonner astronaut Walter Cunningham spoke to students Tuesday about the Astronaut $8.85 to fill up. Scholarship Foundation in the ous aclv.enture, and dangerous PLEASE SEE U.S. ON AS Scholarship program. Engineering student Ashley Ewh was given the 2008 $10,000 scholarship. Animals Bomb AGIFT THAT .) KEEPS ON to· scare SHEDDING Five veterinary dinics in eastern Alabama ends up· received 32 healthy cats in containers in the past week, all with notes from anonymous donor saying that she is dying from cancer."Miss R" signed the notes, which begged the dinics to find dryice homes for her cats because her time was short the notes read."Please do not EvaCllations leave kilr'was night up-in smoke \ written on allthe - MARK SCHAUB · containers. Staff Writer The Research Pavilion located in Research Park ·was evacuated Tuesday night after UCF Police responded to -a Breaking suspicious package on the news on curb that turned out to be dry ice. your cell . ) m The Orange County Sher Get UCF news sent to your cell iff's Office explosives unit was phone. Just text the keyword called in to handle the pack UCFNEWS to 44636. age, which was discovered to contain dry ice, according to the incident report. The white AROUND CAMPUS, A2 AMANDA MOORE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE box didn't have a label or Orange County Sheriff contenders Republican John Tegg, left, and Demoaat Jerry Demings met in the Pegasus Ballroom Tuesday evening for a Central Florida News 13 live televised debate. postage. SUSTAINABILITY "There are no investigative CONFERENCE MONDAY leads right now," said Cpl. Orange County Sheriff James Roop, the public infor IN PEGASUS BALLROOM JERRY DEMlNGS mation officer for UCF PD. UCF and the Sustainable Florida contenders meet for debate SOME PLATFORM GOAlS: Linda Baker came across Collins Center will host a Campus and Reduce violent crime the package at about 6 p.m. walking to her vehicle. Baker Community Sustainability Conference STEPHANIE DE SOUSA Put more deputies on the street Contributing Writer told police it looked out of on Monday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Sound fiscal management place; she looked inside the the Pegasus Ball room at the Student Improve technology Union. There's going to be a new sheriffin town come Nov. 4, and can box, but didn't touch it. didates John Tegg and Jerry Demings faced off on the issues that Safer roads and redoced traffic congestion Baker declined to com job will entail during a debate at UCF. ment. LOCAL & STATE, A2 UCF students and residents of Orange County watched the UCF Police officer Pablo live, televised debate between Tegg and Demings, held in the Vargas, who was the first offi BOY SHOT IN LEG Pegasus Ballroom on Tuesday night. cer on the scene and wrote the FOLLOWING DOMESTIC UCF President John Hitt welcomed the university's guests and JOHN TEGG report, inspected the open DISPUTE GONE WRONG referred to the race for sheriff as possibly the "highest profile race SOME PLATFORM GOAlS: package but could not identify in Central Florida." Shift personnel to combat violent crime its contents, which was cov Authorities say a 5-year-old boy was Republican Tegg and Democrat Demings faced off in front of Drastically increase deputies on I-Drive ered with a blue plastic. Offi an audience of UCF criminal justice and legal studies students, cers called the Orange County shot in the leg after someone pulled a Increase police response and assistance candidate supporters and Central Florida News 13 viewers watch Sheriffs Office explosives unit gun during a domestic dispute at a Work more with other law enforcement agents ing at home. The candidates discussed how they would deal with as a precautionary measure. Port Richey home.A Pasco County Making officers more accessible to the public Sheriff spokesman said the shooting PLEASE SEE ON A5 PLEASE SEE INCIDENT ON A6 happened Wednesday night and that RALLIES they bullet ricocheted and hit the boy. )I NATION & WORLD, A4 Diversity Week U.S. MILITARY SAYS FOUR DETAINED AFTER Done with the paper? Make origarrri RAIDS IN MOSUL Students learn how to KERRI ANNE RENZULLI uate student, said ''I choose to teach the crane The U5. military says it has detained Staff Writer The packed class took because it is the only one I can four suspected insurgents in raids defend against attacks instruction not only from fold without having instruc targeting al-Qaida in Iraq's leadership The traditional Japanese Hoeppner, but also from tions in front ofm e, and it's the KERRI ANNE RENZULLI Forphotosfrom in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul. They art offolding paper or origami worksheets with detailed most popular origami shape," Staff Writer Diversity Week: military says one of two men detained is the most popular class the instructions of the folds and Hoeppner said was part of an attack on Oct.5. G www.UCFNews.com The attacker holds tight to library offers during diversity creases nec- Hoeppner also • week. The packed class of essary to the right wrist, twisting the Remember to do it slowly;• said PLEASE SEE FOLDING flesh taut. Stephen Nordlinger, UCF over forty attendees ran out of form the INDEX TODAY'S ON A6 • Derek Holliday, a freshman Library media section staff and chairs and had students lined most well- • Around Campus 2 WEATHER computer science major, steps escape class instructor. up against the walls folding known origa Weather 2 closer, placing his own hand on The 10 self-defense class along to instructor Athena mi shape: The Local & State 2 the attackers and rotates it pupils line up in two columns Hoeppner, electronic paper crane. Nation & World 4 slowly until his knuckles press of five facing each other. Each resources librarian The work Sports 7 down on either side of his side takes turns being the "I received the e-mails sheets were Variety · 9 MOSTLY attacker's wrist bone. The attackers and the defenders. about it (Diversity Week's then given to aassifieds 11 SUNNY attacker gives a sigh ofpain and The defenders employ a origami class), and I came the students to Sudoku 11 lets go. variety of newly-taught move- because I'm interested in take home at Crossword 11 87° 67° "Good, now switch. The origami work," Xinhua Ren. the lesson's an electrical engineering grad- conclusion attacker becomes the defender. PLEASE SEE RECENT ON AS -, .. Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com October 17, 2008 • (tntral ::floriba 1utun AROUND CAMPUS c!entraf News and notices for the UCF community jforiba Sustainability conference Monday UCF and Sustainable Flori da-Collins Center will host a Campus and Community Sus 1uture tainability Conference on The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 Monday in the Pegasus Ball October 17, 2008 room at the Student Union Vol 40, Issue 91 • 12 ·Pages from 7 am. to 9 p.m. Presentations will focus on The Centro/ Rorido Future is the independent, student written newspaper at the Univer5ity of Central Rorfda. the economy, the environment Opinions In the Future are those of the individual and quality of life. columnist and not necessarily those of the editorial staff or the Univer5ity administration. All content is property of For more information, con the Central Rondo Future and may not be reprinted in part tact Rebecca Rashkin, Alaina or in whole without permission from the publisher.