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~- FREE • Published Mondays and Thursdays www.CentralFloridaFuture.co'm • Thursday, May 28, 2009 • ; • Band practice Rain delay UCF police officer fights Rain slows UCF'~ attempt to climb into crime-to a different beat • contention for golf title -SEE sPoRTs,As - SEE NEWS, A2 • • CRIME sity can talce. Grant Heston of UCF 'I think to News & Information said BEER BOX Legislature slashes the university will have to this point, look beyond its current TOTING efforts. we've I . "I think to this point, we've performed a lot of performed a BANJ)IT budget by $38 million belt tightening in terms of Police in Nebraska are looking for a ., man who stole dgarettes while budget cuts, leaving more lot of belt disguising hiiiby wearing an MEGAN ANDERSON originally proposed over the past two years, or than 200 faculty and staff empty Bud light x on his head. Contributing Writer This decision will result 26 percent, including the. positions vacant and saving tightening in The bandit left · nine packs of in a $38 million reduction in recent budg~t cut for this money on energy costs and •. smokes valued at pearly $50. The As the 2009-10 fis~al the university's funds. fiscal year. other expenses," Heston terms of man never showed~ weapon, but year approaches, the Flori According to the UCF But UCF is already for said,"We will have to look · wrapped something around his da Legislature announced Budget .Resources Center mulating a game plan for beyond these measures." budget cuts.' hand to suggest he was a11T1ed. that UCF's budget will be Web site, UCF has seen this new cut, and officials Although there has been - GRANT HESTON cut by 15.5 percent instead budget c1J,ts totaling more are analyzing what cost UCF NEWS & INFORMATION of the 25 percent that was than $77 million dollars saving methods the univer- PLEASE SEE CUTS ON A4
!I " Students SCHOOL • STUDENTS 0~ CAUGHT IN • onJineto Police in San Diego said a dozen high school students were caught mmang saveUCF ., hundreds of desks and chairs out of dassrooms as part of a senior prank. A police spokeswoman said students Budget cuts fuel obtained a copy ofth~ high school's master key and snuck onto campus ·discussions online early Tuesday. The students were MEGAN VANWAUS stacking the desks and chairs in the Contributing Writer , hallway and putting furniture on the field in the shape of"'09." In light of recent budget cuts, Save UCF is rallying the Facebook community to fight the dixµ outlook for tl e univer sity's financial future. 'Mer the initial scare there was a lot written about [the proposed budget cut] in the Breaking news,'' said group founder news on Don't shoot! These zombies just want _Nathan Holic, who is a visiting your cell to peaceably assemble and express instructor for the English department. "Some people Get UCF news sent to your cell their rights to your brains. want to talk about it for the phone. Just text the keyword moment and then hope it will UCFNEWS to 44636. - SEE VARIETY,A8 just go away. It's not going away." With more than 8,000 mem AROUND CAMPUS,A2 bers, this group has certainly
. PEOPLESOFT t \tj;,'lf " caught the attention of students llSHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA tUTURE after UCF President John Hitt UPGRADE NOTICE TO announced the possibility of • FACULTY AND STAFF eliminating 25 academic pro ' grams at the university due to UCF is preparing to upgrade its (W TV star Kate Voegele fills The. Summer is here an
18-VEAR-OLD WHO PLEASE SEE FACEBOOK ON A6 .. FELL OVERBOARD The Coast Guard ended its search Tuesday night for an 18-year-old from Louisiami who fell overboard into the Gulf of Mexico during a SGA ponders Park . cruise on the Carnival Fantasy to . celebrate his graduation. MARY CRISTOBAL Ave.feplacement· Staff Writer MEGAN I\NDERSON operations for the Student Sophomore Jamie Far NATION & WORLD,A4 •Contributing Writer Union rell may have a tough Although no definite stomach as a forensic sci TYSON FAMILY ASKS The Student Union and plans have been made, ence major, but she has FOR PRIVACY AFTER the Student Government Falco said that both the Stu gotten sick from eating at a Association are deciding dent Union and SGA are Wendy's restaurant in her 4-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH what will replace Park Ave. working together to decide home state, New Jersey, and one in Orlando. Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter, CDs Jr., a retail store in the what the final replacement Union that closed at the will be. . "I don't like eating at Exodus Tyson, died at a hQ.spital places that I've gotten sick Tuesday,a day after her neck end·of spring semester. "The Student Union is -But for now, the space in charge of running the at," Farrell said apparently got caught in a cord Last year, there were 40 has been turned into a tem Union facility, there(ore ASHLEY INGUANTA/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE dangling from a treadmill at her confirmed foodborne ill Phoenix home, police said. porary student lounge. they have control over Cati Shranz, a senior communication major and Subway sandwich artist, A musical outlet for stu what happens concerning ness complaints in Orlan wears a pair of protective gloves while she prepares a sandwich. dents during the hustle and these areas," said Brian do restaurants, which had . · INDEX TODAY'S bustle of college for seven Peterson, SGA president. about 19,000 routine public record. has not had a customer ask Around 2 WEATHER and a half years, Park Ave. "However, since the Stu inspections, according to a Alexis Lambert, a press for its inspection record, Florida Department of Campus 2 CDs Jr. was part of the larg dent Union is funded via secretary for Florida said Operations Manager Business and Professional Weather 2 er Park Ave. CDs store still the Activity and Service Department of Business Sammy Siciliano. Regulation report. Local & State 4 located near Orlando Fash Fee, which students pay and Professional Regula "We have it in our The number of health Nation & Wol1d 4 ion Square Mall and SGA oversees, Student tion, said. "The restaurants health inspection folder," violations in Florida has Sports The campus music store Government has a close are required to keep their Siciliano said "So if some 8 bee11 increasing since latest inspection on file. If one asks, we have it on Variety 10 closed because it was no working relationship with 2004, according to a bar a consumer asks for it,·they file." Opinion longer financially/ practical the Student Union" 12 graph in the study. are required to see it.'' The inspections are Oassifieds 13 for the company; said Rick SGA has already met Falco, the associate director Customers can access Huey Magoo's Chicken also available to the public Sudoku detailed food inspections Tenders on Alafaya Trail Crossword of maintenance and Pl.EASE SEE FOOD ON A4 of restaurants because it is and East McCulloch Road PLEASE SEE EATERIES ON A6 ------~~-~--J(;:--~~- A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com May 28, 2009 • ~ :fhtriba ~ AROUND CAMPUS for the Fri'y edition. \;{ l • i 6ttttal !Jloriba :Jutun • May 28, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 ·. Dell recommends Windows Vista® Ultimate.
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. \ A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com May 28, 2009 • ~ '1ofib '1dun NATION & WORID Cuts provoke Keep current with headlines from around the globe .deep concern ... Pa. mom, daughter are rear-ended, report abduction PHILADELPHIA FROM Al been made. . Police are searching for a 'We are still evaluating woman and her young a 15 percent tuition our options and will com daughter, who were alleged increase this year, it will municate in the future ly abducted in broad day not make up for the losses about what the cuts mean light by men who rear UCF has seen in their for the university," Heston ended their car near budget. said. Philadelphia 'We expect about $11 As UCF prepares to Police and the FBI say million in new tuition," make decisions about the Bonnie Sw~ten, of Feaster Heston said. "That's sig future of different pro ville, made a cell phone call nificant but represents grams and colleges within Tuesday from a car trunk. only a portion of the $38 the university, they face million we're losing."· many challenges. She told{i 911 dispatcher she and 9-year-old Julia According to the budg However, Heston said Rakoczy (ruh-KOH'-zee) et Web site, UCF has a that we have succeeded in were forced in after the car process that will help pro conservative financial struck her SUV. tect those programs that planning. It is not clear whether the will br.ing both students He said the faculty ·and Now More Than Ever., and the university suc staff have done a great job 38-year-old mother knew Located in Blanchard Park, the YMCA is your summer oasis. On . the two men she said kid cess. preserving the student napped her and Julia around However, other pro experience at UCF, which refreshing days, walk or bike along the Little Econ Trail-then, 2p.m. grams may be affected by will drive everything the cool down str~tching and showering in our spa-like locker rooms. FBI spokesmanJ.J. Klaver the budget cut, but those university does in the says police found Sweeten's decisions have not yet future. When the heat is on, bring your activities indoors-play basket SUV early Wednesday in ball, check dut a Zumba class, stretch in Yoga or try indoor tycling. downtown Philadelphia All for as little as $2 a day! · l . Sweeten's ex-husband; Tony Rakoczy, said on NBC's ''Today" show that he doesn't understand why the 101N FOR abductors would keep them. 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Blanchard Trail Defense Minister Willie CHRISTINA DEPARIS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Orlando, FL 32817 I 407 .381.8000 O'Dea said Wednesday. Asingle Knight sits in the temporary student lounge where Park Ave. CDs Jr. Cowen said his govern once stood. The Student Union and SGA are in talks to find a replacement. ment fully accepts the damning findings from a ' nine-year investigation into scores of state-funded, church-run schools for Ire Food or retail land's poorest children. - ASSOCIATED PRESS could fill space FROM Al "The location itself will not directly cost SGA with the Union to begin or students a dime," Peter HIGHER planning what will son said "Once it is deter become of the old Park mined what business will EDUCATION Ave. CDs Jr. loc,ation, replace Park Ave. CDs Jr., "What's in the news at Peterson said. that business will pay rent colleges around the country The next course of to the Union just as the action is putting together previous tenant did." Bill would limit raises for a committee consisting of When something will universities in Calif. three staff members and replace what is there now SACRAMENTO four students who will depends greatly on how The state Senate has determine what will the space is used, Falco approved a bill to block replace it. said. California State University "The committee will '½. lot depends on what trustees from raising exec determine whether the concept is," Falco said utives' salaries or giving another retail service, "It could potentially open bonuses in years when food service, et cetera will · in the fall, but that's prob their state funding has be placed in that loca ably going to push it. If it been cut. tion," Peterson said. is a retail concept, I'd say Sen. Leland Yee, a Peterson, along with sometime in the fall is Democrat from San Fran two other SGA members more reasonable: cisco, criticized recent and another student that · "If it's a food concept, raises. He says university works for the Recreation I'd say spring is more rea executives should "share and Wellness, Center will sonable," Falco said the pain" with students make up the student During this process and teachers. His bill also majority on the commit both SGA and the Union / urges University of Cali tee. are looking for student / fornia regents to avoid Falco, Tyler Sims from input. Falco said that / granting raises in down the Union, and Lindi although he has heard a budget years. Smedberg from the Office lot of ideas, none have / The bill was approved of Fraternity and Sorority been the perfect match. on a 35-3 vote Tuesday. It Life will make up the fac 'We are really looking 1 now goes to the Assembly. ulty membership of the for the student voice to be for instanf messaging Vvith a committee. heard," Falco said "If any Trustees approve $42M in At this time, Falco said one has an idea we are cuts to UF budget that the committee does happy to hear it." GAINESVILLE not lmow if they are going Prachi Patel is a senior career advisorr Trustees of the University to open the vacant space at UCF who wishes Park of Florida approved $42.2 for food, retail, or both, Ave. CDs Jr. hadn't closed million in budget cuts but plan on taking propos at all but would like to see Tuesday, as school officials als to the community. something similar added face the greatest funding "We have a lot of dif to the Union. · crisis in almost four ferent options for that, "I thought what it was, decades. and the committee is was a good idea because • The · trustees voted going to get together, and there's nothing else like it unanimously on the cuts we're going to look at on campus," Patel said "I by voice vote during a tele some statistics. and sales don't think we need • phone conference call. over the past few years another food place. I'd like KnightChat is Online M-F • While the cuts are and look at the trends," to see another retail • painful, they could have Falco said 'We will see if store." been worse if not for fed it's viable to add a food Alfred McKie is a jun eral stimulus money allo option or if there are any ior at UCF and agreed cated to the university and retail concepts that would with Patel that a restau efforts by administrators work." rant is not what is needed • to lobby the Florida Le,gis Whatever the replace in the Student Union. lature during the state ment turns out to be, "I don't think we need budget process, trustees 1 Peterson said that there another restaurant," and administrators said will be no need for fund McKie said. "I like the CD ing from UCF students or place. We need something SGA like - AS~OCIATED PRESS that." I-" • it €tnttal ,=Ion'ba !hturt · May 28, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS - ..
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FROM A1 the potential to devastate necessary. every single year." several links to related tors of the group insist UCF, and some students "Personally I don't Some even argue that Web sites. that the fight is not over the Florida Legislature has are already starting to see believe UCF students the Facebook group is not "I think 95 percent of yet. been debating for the past the effects. understand what they are enough. the students were active "The stimulus money few months. The discussion board demanding of the universi "People criticize Face ly involved with trying to runs out after two years; "The Facebook group is feature of the group has ty or of state legislators," book for it not being a help the university and in two years we're back in .. great," said Grant Heston of been used for debates on public administration way of really doing any the state," Wells said. ''.A this same situation," UCF News & Information. raises in tuition, taxes, stim major Jeff Wells said in an thing about the problem, small 5 percent was very Holle said. "We encourage students to ulus money, the athletic e-mail interview. "What just a place to complain pessimistic." And as mentioned in stay informed and advocate facilities and even the land they fail to realize is that about it, but it informed Recently, the House the group's discussion where their voices are best scaping at UCF. this state constitutionally people who may not have proposed a $57 million board by one of the heard" There are some who requires that the legislature known about the problem cut and the Senate pro group's administrators, The budget cuts have believe the budget cut is pass a balanced budget before they joined," Holle posed a $22 million cut. Marco~iia, UCF alumni said. "It may not solve the They agreed on a $38 mil and fo er student body problem, but it got people lion budget cut for the presiden , "our objective· aware of it." 2009-10 fiscal year. for this ar was accom The group also offered Although it now plished; however, our a sample·e-mail to send to seems as though Save long term mission is not members of the Florida UCF may have served its complete. We will be Legislature, as well as purpose, the administra- · challenged ext year." 407 •704-8911 6367 East Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32807 Eateries meet rigid codes Behind Budget Car Rental FROM A1 ''We mak sure we're using specifi containers www.dealerdirecttrans.com on the FDBPR Web site, for chicken, fresh vegeta www.myfloridalicense.co bles and ch se," Siciliano m, Lambert said said. "[We keep every "Consumers can see all thing separ e. All contain the results of the inspec ers are mar ed to prevent tions and what the inspec [cross-con · tion]." tor saw" on the day of the The lac of food con unannounced visit, she tainer labe g is the sixth said most pop violation in Florida restaurants are the state, a cording t_o the required to be inspected ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE FDBPRre rt. We know how to take care of our customers. Give us a call tor your twice a year said Lambert. Shranz prepares a sandwich at "One of/tlle main things Subway. All Florida restaurants Siciliano said Huey must pass two inspections per year. our inspectors look for is oom •1111IDl a1lIHHil oom Uill!1lUD OOlil ~ Magoo's first health the danger of cross:con inspection was a memo ipate or worry about a visit taminatio~f" Lambert said. UlD1mP fill] rallBJI1l[[I ~ rable one. The visit was from the Department of Salmonel a is one of the during lunch time and it Business and Professional dangers especially if caught the workers off Regulation because Sub there's raw chicken guard. He said they did way's standards are so high involved, she said GRAND OPENING 2ND LOCATION very well and learned what in terms of everything the Salmonella can cause 5001 Sand Lake Drive Orlando, FL 32819 they had to do to keep their health department food poisoning through standards. expects. cross-contamination. For Farrell said she thinks "Customer and food · example, "when raw juices 321-662-0117 food inspections are safety is always job one,'' from raw meat or poultry important because there Sanders said come in contact with could be something wrong He said that Subway ready-to-eat foods, such as in the restaurant that the pays most attention to salads," according to the managers arel).'t aware of, employee hygiene, such as United States Department and rats or bugs could be mandatory hand washing of Agriculture. • contaminating the food. and glove use, and the shelf Salmonella is more Freshman Aland Tor life of ingredients, which common in 1the summer res, a radio and television must be approved by because the microorgan major, said, "You want to administrators because ism is more favorable for get the best quality of food. Subway has its own food growth, accorWUg to the You don't want food to be distributors. Florida Department of made in a poor environ- The company continu Health. ment." . ally monitors every ingre In order to avoid food Siciliano said Huey dient's temperature, he borne illnesses, Sanders Magoo's has strict cleaning said said consumers should standards in the kitchen. The storing and cook take a good look at the Employees come in two ing temperatures are one restaurant's establishment, hours before the restaurant of the key factors a restau such as food service, the opens. They have cleaning rant gets graded on, staff's hygiene, sloppy checklists throughout the according to the FDBPR exterior and oor bath day "to go through to make Without the proper room cond.ition,s. He said sure everything is up to temperature, microorgan that ifconsume~ see a bad standards." He also said isms produce a toxin that sign, then they ~ght need the closing crew has a causes the illness. One way to ask the restaurant for its much more detailed clean to prevent food poisoning food inspection tecord ing list. is "to keep the food stored "[If] I see something I ,, Ted Sanders, director of at the proper temperature,'' don't like, I just leave," field operations from Sub according to a Florida Sanders said way Development, said Department of Health Customers can file a that Subway does monthly report. complaint against a restau internal quality control Huey Magoo's empha rant for a he~th violation inspections. sizes the importance of under the consumers' link He said that Subway preventing cross-contami on www.myfloridali doesn't really have to antic- nation. cense.com.
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www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Thursday, May 28, 2009 NATIONAL SPORTS • ( WRAP ID ~, SUSPECTED STEROID DEALER . ~- ARRESTED, AUTHORITIES SAY LAKELAND - Authorities say Resurgent Knights they've arrested a Central Florida man who claims he sold anabolic steroids to professional athletes, including players on the Washington Nationals (MLB)and take on field in Washington Capitals (NHL). Polk County detectives say Richard Thomas told them, "You name the Toledo, Ohio sport, and I've sold steroids to athletes who play it'.' WILLIAM PERRY The sheriff's office says Thomas didn't Staff Writer name specific players and they have no evidence he sold to players on those More often than not, youth and inexperi teams. ence lead to the demise of yowig teams in A spokesman for the Capitals says the the postseason. team is gathering information and However, this year the UCF Men's Golf expects to have a statement later. A team has been the not. message seeking comment was left Making its .first appearance in the NCAA with the Nationals. Thomas and his wife, Sandra, were Championship since 1992, UCF sat in a tie charged Tuesday with several counts of for 17th place - 16 over par - after Tues possession of illegal steroids, firearms, day's first round at the Inverness Club in and maintaining a dwelling for drug Toledo, Ohio. Wednesday's results were not use. Sheriff's records did not list an available at press time. attorney. The Knights are fresh off back-to-back victories with wins at the NCAA Southeast Regional and the C-USA Championship, both ofwhich the Knights hosted at RedTail Golf Club in Sorrento. Yet earlier in the season the team, was more of a sputtering engine,in need of a jumpstart than it was a V-8 ready to surge down the track. Throughout the 2008-09 campaign the Knights have fielded a roster full of under classmen with senior David Johnson as the only mainstay. Before capturing a win in the last tournament of the fall, UCF previously recorded only one top-5 finish. In the second hal( that same yowig line SHAUN BEVAN / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE up finished no worse than fourth through UCF players, one seen here at the NCAA Southeast Regional earlier this month, are looking to make a comeback in the NCAA Championship. seven events and collectively helped to l) deliver four team victories. ''You know, I don't know that the team is INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD AFTER ROUND ONE all that different now than it was then," freshman Blayne Barber said "I think we're Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 FINAL just now starting to see the results from all TYSON'S DAUGHTER DEAD .3 ' the hard work we put in during ,the :first AFTER TRAGIC ACCIDENT J.BOWERS 4 3 . Sl 3~ 3 4 5 4 4 4 2 '"4 4 4 !' 5 4 4 -2 semester. Once you start playing with confi PHOENIX - The death of Mike M.HILL 4 4 3 3 4 2 4 5 4 3 15 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 -2 dence and once you ,start seeing results, it's Tyson's 4-year-old daughter in a bizarre ,... .,, easier to carry that on." accident adds an awful chapter to the . ~3 S.LANGLEY 3 4 3 4 6 3 ....l 6 4 4 2 ..4 4 4 4 ' 5,. 3 -2 Barber has single handedly dominated boxer's troubled life. the spring, turning in six top-lOs to go along Exodus Tyson died at a hospital N.TAYLOR 4 3 ,5 4 5 2 5 5 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 :-1 with a win at the Rio Pinar Invitational in Tuesday, a day after her neck j - if February. Junior Simon Ward, a transfer apparently got caught in a cord A.CHING 4 4 4 4 -s,, 2 4 5 5 3 ' 4 3 5 , 3 4 4 4 ~3, -1 dangling from a treadmill at her ., .• .~. from Ulster University in Ireland, won as an ~, Phoenix home, police said. • Bog e y (°t; Birdie . :;, Double-Bo ge y individual at the C-USA championship and Police said Exodus either slipped or collected the C-USA Newcomer of the Year put her head in the loop of a cord award hanging under the console and ,..- ... -I'<-'. LEADERS AT PRESS TIME Freshman Brad Schneider has turned in a ,(\ suffocated. She was pronounced dead handful of top-lOs as well and is coming off just before noon after being on life INSIDE THE TOURNAMENT Team FINAL a runner-up finish at the regional. support, said police Sgt. Andy Hill, who THE FAVORITES Getting the players experience has really called the injury a "tragic accident'.' "There are no words to describe the 1.Georgia: The Bulldogs play in arguably the toughest conference in golf, yet ran away 1. OKLAHOMA STATE -1 proved to be the difference, head coach Nick tragic loss of our beloved Exodus;' the with a 13-shot victory atthe SEC Championship, not to mention they could have the Clinard said family said in a statement. "We ask you deepest lineup of any team. 2.ARIZONA STATE +5 'We made sure the players were climb now to please respect our need at this 2. Oklahoma State: The Cowboys won at Inverness earlier in the year and totaleq four 3.GEORGIA +6 ing the mountain to success and not chang very difficult time for privacy to grieve victories in addition to four other top-3 finishes. There's no doubt as to why they're the top ing what they were doing, which a lot of and try to help each other heal:' ranked team. .kTEXASA&M +7 players do," Clinard said Tyson, who has been living in Las / The Knights, No. 16 in the Vegas, flew Monday to Phoenix, where 3. Washington: The Pac-10 champs get the nod over USC (No. 3) because they're playing better at this point in the season. They picked up five victories this year. · / 5. CHATTANOOGA +8 Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings, fin he was seen entering the hospital. ished at 34 under par at the regional.11-shots 6.SAN DIEGO +9 THE SLEEPERS ...... , dear of Georgia. who is currently No. 2 in 'HOCKEY . 1. UCF: Many may thil'lk this is a homer pick, but with four victories, there may riot be a 7.0HIO STATE +10 the country and has been a top-5 team team that's played much better than the Knights in the second half of the season. They throughout the year. HOCKEY TWINS EXPECTED TO legitimately have three or four playe~at could win as individuals. 8. WASHINGTON +10 In the fall, at the Isleworth-UCF Colle TRANSFER TO NORTH DAKOTA 2. Tennessee: With four runner-up finishes under their belts, the Vols could break giate Invitational the Knights found them GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Twins through at just the right time. :.. 9.MICHIGAN +12 selves at the bottom of the leader board against the likes ofGeorgia. Oklahoma State, Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux, 3. Chattanooga: The Southern Conference champs picked up three victories this year 10.DUKE +13 Indiana, USC, Stanford, Clemson, all of who were national women's hockey and finished third during regional play. scoring leaders as freshmen at 14.UCF +16 Minnesota, have been granted a release PLEASE SEE UCF ON A9 from their scholarships, clearing the way for transfers to the University of North Dakota. The Grand Forks natives are expected · B ·se1sa11: Yi • m mview to talk with UNO this week. Letters of intent could be signed by the end of next week. The twins would have to sit out the A look back at Rooney's debut 2009-10 season under Western Collegiate Hockey Association transfer RYAN BASS Overall of the season caxne May 8, rules. They are candidates to make the Staff Writer UCF finished the season when the Knights shut out 2010 Olympic team. 22-35 and went 9-15 in Con the No. 2 team in the nation. ,· They will be sophomores in 2010-11. It seemed a pretty fitting ference USA play, the most Rice,5-0. Monique scored 39 goals and added end to a wild first season for wins against conference It was the second time 36 assists for 75 points in 40 games for UCF baseball head coach opponents since joining C ever they have beat the No. 2 ., Minnesota. She was named one of 10 Terry Rooney and his ball finalists for the Patty Kazmaier USA The Knights finished teaxn in the nation and the Memorial Award - the women's club. the final30 games ofthe sea first time they shut out a hockey equivalent of Hobey Baker. In their first postseason son 15-15 with impressive ranked opponent since a Jocelyne scored 28 goals and added 37 game against ECU, the wins against Rice, Stetson game against Clemson in Knights gave up a 3-0 lead 2000. assists for 65 points. and Houston ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • The Lamoureux twins were with a 4-run seventh inning They set three different In his first season as a head coach, UCF's Terry Rooney, seen here on May 2, led the teammates a couple of months ago on en route to a 6-3 loss. attendance records: in their Offense team to its most conference victories since it joined Conference USA in 2006. • the U.S. national women's team that Trailing 2-0 in their final series against Vrrginia Com The Knights' bats caxne 1 won gold at the Women's World game against Tulane, the monwealth, their game alive this season for one of senior Brandon Romans, stepped into the starting Championship. They have strong ties to • Knights gave up another 4- against Florida and an over the most successful years at who hit a team-high 14 role and hit .335 with four UNO. home runs after coming into • Their father, Pierre, was a goalie for run inning late in the ball all season attendance aver the plate in program history. home runs and 23 RBIs in the Sioux in the early 1980s, winning a game, forcing their season age. UCF smacked out a pro the season with three in his 164 at bats. He also threw pair of national titles. Their older to come to an end UCF played one of its gram-record 68 combined career. He also nearly dou out 67 percent of baserun brother, Jean-Philippe, was a Hobey Despite growing pains, toughest schedules in histo home runs by the teaxn this bled his career total in RBIs, ners. Baker Memorial Award finalist as a pitching staffissues and a lot . ry, with their strength of season. driving in 49 runs while bat Vazquez bounced back goalie for the Sioux in 2008, and of inconsistencies on the schedule ranking in the top They had the rp.ost dou ting 333. from injury with a career • brother Mario will be a sophomore playing field, the Knights 50 in the country playing bles (123) and liighest slug Shane Brown led the high 13 home runs and drove forward for the Sioux next season. improved under Rooney for against opponents like LSU, ging percen~e (.469) since team with a .341 batting in42RBis. one of their best seasons in Florida and Rice. 200L average, and freshman - ASSOCIATED PRESS recent history. Arguably its biggest win Leading the offense was catcher Beau Taylor PLEASE SEE PITCHING ON A9 e:eattal '1oriba '1rtu" • May 28, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9
• UCF players looking for late push Pitchipg not up to par FROM A8 In his final four starts of FROM A8 win," great chance to said is renowned for being a UCF will need to bring the season, Graham went 3- Johnson, who will be true test of golf. that same sort of domi Pitching 0 with a 3.08 ERA. including whom have a legitimate appearing in his final col The course set-up will nance it had at the region UCF recorded a team pitching 6.1 shutout innings shot of claiming victory lege event this week "I be similar to U.S. Open al if it hopes to be crowned this week ERA of 7.47 and gave up a in the win against No. 2 Rice. don't think we would style conditions. Deep the victor against college total of 507 runs on the year. Jordan Rasinski and D.J. Those same teams, all waste our time going up rough and lightning fast golf's toughest field of the • ofwhich were or are in the The Knights gave up 723 Hicks were two freshmen there if we didn't think we greens will cause players year. total hits and an opponent that impressed on the s~ top-5, also have big wins could win." to be precise on each shot. "For me, rm not intimi under their belts. batting average of 34L especially late in the sea In its three appear ''Personally I think our dated by anybody," John Three Knights tied with son. Nonetheless, Clinard ances, UCF's best finish game is set up for that," son said ''I don't care what assures the Knights are a a team-high four victories, Rasinski started to come came in 1991 when it Johnson said. "Everyone school the other team is but the most impressive of on late, recording two wins different team now than placed 12th. Topping that on our team is a good strik from or what their ranking those ~ was Caleb Gra with a 2.38 ERA inhis finalll they were then and thinks will be no easy task er of the ball, and we have is. It doesn't matter. UCF has as good a chance ham. appearances. • The Inverness course the ability to adapt to these "It's golf. We're going to Graham finished the sea Hicks finished the sea 'as anyone to win a nation will offer no breaks from types of conditions. If we go out, tee it up and hit the al title. son 4-3 with a 5.94 ERA. but son 4-5 and was one of the start to finish. The club has play to our capability then ball. Our team is good he grew into one of the two-way players for the "Going into this cham been the site of several pro the sky is the limit." enough. We're UCF, and • pionship, I think we have a team's better pitchers in the Knights who enjoyed a suc major championships and Which may be true, still we're a great program too." last two months. cessful season at the plate
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ASHLEY INGUANTA / CEtJTRAL fl.ORIDA FUTURE Michael Erwin and Jessi Riese participated in the Zombie Mar years ago when she got involved with the Rich Weirdoes' cast. She walked with a drag in her Living dead deseend upon aovvntown step and heavy strides. Her upper body hung ASHLEY INGUANTA zombies to Central Florida. They agreed, and limply, back hunched, anns dangling. Blood Photo Editor that's how it all~ . dripped from her mouth; her shadowy eyes However, Jones moved to Vuginia and gave stared with determination. Last Saturday, the dead formed a bloody Sandler the 'most leadership responsibility. 'IThe reactions are the best part,'' Hellmuth • parade, marching through downtown Orlan "Jones is still Otn' [group's] brains, so to speak," said "I had a family yell at me real bad, but do's streets with one thing in µ)ind: brains. Sandler said ''Ile will still come down for the when they get it, it's good, especially when you 1'0riginally in the first 3 years, [the Zombie marchesi which is very cooL" get a scream.et:'' March] was a semi-political protest against the Michael Erwin, 22, is part of the Rich Weir Jessi Riese, a senior theater major at UCF, lackofbrains in our government, local. city and does' cast and marches·every year. 'Tm just a agreed '"When you get genuine fear from state," said Robert A Sandler, a regular partici bis horror movie fan:' he said "When I heard som~ne, that's the best part," she said pant and this year's event organizet. "l3ecause the Rocky Hon-or cast was involved. I just did With a confident~ upright stride, Riese who knows mote about brains than zombies? it." raised her eyebrow, exposed her gashed neck, 1 But now that Bush is out ofoffice, we're kind of Erwin wore an old T-shirt and jeans, ripped and glared at passers-by. Stitches lined the skin ,, just happy." to shreds and soaked in fake blood "Cutting below her yellow lips. A self-proclaimed. hardcore zombie fanatic, out ugly clothes [is how] I get my frustrations .Don Dang, 25, saw the zombies when he Sandler set up the march's Facebookgroup and out on bad fashion," he said "My underwear is came to Lake Eola after dinner for a stroll with recruited many new participants. my favorite part of the costume," he said as he his fiancee. , Orlando is one of many locations around exposed the blood-soaked material. ''There was this guy covered in blood in a the world that holds a zombie walk. However, Before.invading Lake Eola, about SO zom jail suit, and I was freaked' out," he said ''But many other places wait until Halloween. San~ bies swarmed the streets of Wmter Park.near then I was more intrigued." dler said Rollins College earlier that afternoon. March One woman, Jeanie Hamilton of Cocoa, "Most zombie marches are nonprotests, ing that day in Lake Eola were five survivors stopped her car mid-street to watch the zom just fun for the sake of zombies:' Sandler said and ghost busters to keep the zombies in line, bies. Now, that's what Orlando's zombie march is zombie dogs and even azombie baby. Li Jones, ''What's gqjng on?" she said ''Why is every focused on: fun. who graduated UCF in2006 with a psycholo- one all dressed?" Then after a few seconds ... s "h's just done for fun. a fun mock-protest for gy degree, was the zombie mommy. passed. she said, "Everyone looks great!" jl s brains,'' Bart Jones, the original organizer, said "MolilIJ).y's a theater nerd and we like to The zombies stared at her. Some broke ( Jones paraded the streets - Listings for Friday, May 29 I • • - ~ 3=fodba. ~t. 1n11ons www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Thursday, May 28, 2009 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The StudentNewspap,ratUCF since 196811~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I OUR STANCE I A • I ·1.1 on technology • echnology stands as a ation didn't expose their About a third ofpeople T key part of college life, embarrassing moments. ages 18 to 24 live in households DAN JONES/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE but it's important to However, the current col with only cell phoqes, accord rediscover real human interac lege graduate posts their ing to the Associated Press. tions every once in a while. embarrassing moments daily This accounts for the majority It's hard not to find some on YouTube and Facebook of college aged students. thing connected to technology ''I am looking forward to All ofthis constant expo at UCF. Open laptops can easi watching these for the next sure to necessary. and unnec Eating healthy, not ly be seen around campus. thirty to forty years," Schmidt essary. technology can make it Even more common are said easy to forget that human cell phones, which are more Schmidt makes a valid interactions are important to often heard than spotted. Let's point. It's not hard to forget the sane living. Schmidt support losing weight, is key ·. not forget about the iPod time when it was discovered ed the idea that students drones, students signified by employers used Facebook to should spend tjme creating There are people who college students' golden the white cords swinging from research on future employees. some distance between their eat healthy. .Then there opportunity to finally get their ears. Even taking content <;!own techno-savvy lifestyles. are people who go to col to the gym, cook healthy Facebook used to be a sole or deleting it altogether does "You need to live for the lege. meals and, hopefully, college network created just n't guarantee its departure. future and the things you real Most ofus -imd it pret break some gluttonous for students. After the incorpo Social networks state that con ly care about," he said He ty difficult to do both habits. ration ofa more open accept tent deletes within 30 days, but encouraged graduates to turn consistently. • It's not all about lazi ance policy, it's still hard to this can turn into months or offtheir computers and The college lifestyle is ness and partying. · find many college students longer. phones in order to discover essentially a recipe for Sometimes we just who don't know what "Face It doesn't help when what it means to be human. unhealthy eating habits. need to be reminded of • book me" means. celebrities like Ashton Kutcher In the rush to buy the We run around all day JENNlfER ROSS how bad some of the The increasing popularity challenge CNN just to see how newest iPhone or try to get a going from class to a job Opinions Editor things we eat really are. I of Twitter only adds to the many friends they can win sold-out Wri, students need to or internship, which r was mortified when I Internet time that conswnes over on Twitter in order to take time in between to enjoy inevitably leads to set- realized a 20-ounce bot ---· society. Is it really necessary to · find an excuse to donate the technology-free side oflife. - tling for the dollar menu at one tle of Coke contains more sugar than have an outlet where you can money·to charity. Enjoy the outdoors. Meet a point or another. a king-size Snickers bar. I was update the world on what you College students are friend face-terface instead of Then we head to the library to do amazed I did not weigh 500 pounds are doing by the minute? becoming more dependent on chatting online. Use snail mail homework and get a 300-<;alorie, when I learned that two Oreos have Security and embarrassing these devices and networks. every once in a while instead sugar-infused frappuccino before nearly the exact same amount of :moments add to the negative Computers and Internet ofhitting the send button to heading to·that party up the road calories and fat as a cheeseburger. aspects 9f these otherwise access are required for school leave a message. where there's no telling how many Watching what you eat and mak socially aeceptable methods of and the workplace in order to Busy schedules can make calories of alcohol will be consumed ing healthy choices are steps in the communication. be efficient students and work actual socialization seem before the end ofthe night. right direction, but it is important to In his commencement ers. These requirements are impossible, but putting it off And as Asher Roth would say, we remember that it's all about por speech to University of Penn only adding to technology can make it even harder as "pass out at 3, wake up at 10, go out tions. sylvania graduates, Eric dependency. time passes. to eat and do it-again." A meal purchased from a restau Schmidt, CEO of Google, Inc. Cell phones also seem to be This makes it even more Does this mean that we are sup ran4 whether it be Chili's or McDon called our generation "the a must in order for people to important ~o spend some time posed to just go with the flow and ald's, is usually about two and a half Google and Facebook reach you when they need away from t~ology, soon. settle for the "Freshman JS' or more portions. You eat it all and you're generation." . you. With the high costs of It helps to turn off that cell that we could potentially gain from eating more than twice as much as Schmidt went on to com home phones, even more land phone once in a while. \Vhy eating and drinking whatever is you should be at one time. ~ \ pare his generation with the line users are switching solely worry about missing a call? most convenient? . Eating smaller portions five or six current one. He said his gener- to wireless phone services. There's always voicemail. And aside from the weight times a qay will help you lose weight gained, consider all of the other con even if it's not all salads and fruit. sequences inherited from poor eat .I recently heard someone talk ing habits. about making ''better bad decisions." In my efforts to tum in three final Ifthat's where you need to start, projects and take exams while still OK J.>ersonally, I'm an all-or-nothing working 20 hours a week at my type. IfI have to make choices Education is not internship the last couple weeks of before every meal, nine times out of . - spring semester, my already less _ 10 I will go with whatever I'm crav than-nutritious eating habits hit rock ing, in other words, whatever is bottom. most unhealthy. · I was waking up, drinking two But ifI put specific limits on what cups of coffee, clow-¢ng a Monster I can and cannot ea4 I usually follow i i alone in cutbacks energy drink in the afternoon, eating through and end up feeling pretty j, either pizza, McDonald's or Moe's accomplished. s . concerting. cation, 20 percent said for dinner. . I have learned that if I make C H ell hath no fury like Then I would have another two being healthy a priority.rather than Last year there were a $3,000-$4,000 and 24 percent Florida_ residen1:5 or three cups of coffee once it got to losing weight, I seem to be much t protesting cuts m record 123 murders in Orange said $5,000-$6,000, while only f, education, but are their des- County, according to the 15 percent guessed the correct bellp.m.ormidnightsothaticould more consistent and, of course, end perate pleas actually helping Orlando Sentinel, and there riumber, $7,000-$8,000, stay up .till 3 a.m. and get about four up losing more weight in the long ,. V the cause or have the cries are currently 845 violent according to the James Madi- hours of sleep. run. a signified in their speeches, crimes committed per son Institute. I felt disgusting and probably There is no time like the sum looked disgusting too. Eating never mertime to take a break from the signs and letters been falling 100,000 residents of the This is not to say trut.t less \ even satisfied my hunger because I traditional college lifestyle and give t on deaf ears? · Orlando-Kissimmee metrer should be spent or education Spending on public educa- politan statistical area, should be cut even more than just felt sick all the time. fruits and veggies a chance. The tion has always been a top according to For°Qes. it already has been. Bu4 as always, summertime prer tastes will be acquired more quickly priority for taxpayers and as The last thing Orlando, or It is to say that education vides some redemption. It's every _than you think. I of 2004, 84 percent have indi- any large city for that matter, is not the only system that is I· cated that they feel education needs to be doing is saying suffering in this economy and 1 spending should be goodbye to police officers and we shouldn't sacrifice our increased, according to a firefighters. safety while the majority of ON UCFNEWS.COM WHAT YOU ARE SAYING fl Florida Annual Policy Survey What many taxpayers our tax dollars already go to \ conducted by Florida State often fail to acknowledge is education. New policy best for News for crawling this page, can't s University. how much the state actually The parents, teachers and even support the team. Ifyou · fl While .an argument against does spend on education in students who want to save registration want to bring up negativity/reality fi funding education can never comparison to public safety. their schools should always at least wait till after. the season I just think it's a tactic so the V be made, it is essential for · In the 2006--2007 fiscal petition their representatives, win or lose. ~ university could get more money. Flori~ to realize that they year, 49 percent of the state's but in times like these we Good luck Orlando with the For the average student it seems are petitioning for moneythat generalrevenuebudge4 have to get more creative and Magic and other Central Florida t, like it increases the likelihood that exist. about $28 billion, was spent look beyond the state to solve ir doesn't a student will forget to drop their sport teams. n Perhaps the severity of on education while only 14 our problems. JASONS statewide and local budget percent was spent on public In last Monday's issue of class and have to pay the $100 if they want to drop. How does leav 2 cuts will become more clear safety, according to the Gov- the Fu.tu.re, a story explained ing students to add classes the In case you didn't watch the C once public safety is threat- .. emor's Policy and Budget - how UCF music students next day decrease the student-to game yesterday, the Magic were r. ened Recommendations. were able to get the funding teacher ratio? I don't even think down by more than 20 and came 2 The City of Orlando just While public safety is to bring back the university's UCF is seriously contemplating back to win it. Like Van Gundy announced it is cutting more more of a local responsibility, opera program, which was decreasing the ratio, especially said, "They don;t what we krn;>w, than 342 jobs. local gc,vernments have had canceled last fall because of 3 with the hiring freeze. And while they've had it easy and we to petition the state for more budget cuts. fl. These cuts include 15 $100 may not seem like much to haven't." police officers, 47 firefighters, imancial aid since the passage They didn't bang down the fi some people, it does make a dif Don't be one of those people to fy 29 employees from Business of Amendment 1, which cut door of Gov. Crist's office to make it hard on the Magic - peo property taxes significantly get it. ference for someone living on a h and Financial Services, 19 day-t 2 7 6 suldolfuse $11003'2in::::a l::s•~ that every row, $300 a day polenial. No Bcperieroe rooms rotfurishecl. ~ from UCF. Lois of STIJDENfS WITH column and 3x3 box Neoessay.Trari"gF'rol.oed. rnns. Au;;Just l...ocaled in Ril.e" ~ on I 8 5 2 space, garage,& yard. HORSES contains the digits 1 ftga 18 + OK 800-965-6520 x 1CJl. Spa::iol.Js, petty, 312. 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