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NATURE ) 50,000 DEFENDTHE Shrine Circus is here to stay Contract honored despite protest TARA YOUNG Staff Writer

Despite spirited, on-campus protests from two animal rights groups, UCF President John Hitt announced Tuesday that UCF would continue to allow the Shrine Circus to bring their ani­ HEALTH mal acts to the campus each year. "Be a Knight for the Animals: Oppose Animal Acts at UCF!" was the message that animal rights groups - The UCF Body of Animal Rights Campaigners and The Animal Rights Founda­ tion of Florida - conveyed Monday afternoon outside Milli­ can Hall. While Hitt held a private meeting with his administration inside, the activists displayed Mechanical engineering sopliomore Dante Parker holds his hand above the crowd to shqw his support for the Jena Six. More than 50,000 people protested Thursday. signs and handed out informa­ tion that focused on what they claim is the Shrine Circus' dirty little secret: animal cruelty. But awareness and local ARFF officials met with Hitt UCF students community protest aided in in May to illuminate the animal the district attorney's deci- · cruelty cases and citations of join protest sion to drop the attempted mistreatment that the Shrine murder charges. Circus has accrued with the Now Bell awaits potential (, in Louisiana United States Department of charges filed in juvenile Agriculture, including failure to court. As for the other five provide veterinary care, ade­ SARA TRESS & BRYAN KASM students, the charges remain. Contributing Writers quate shelter from the elements • Tens of thousands of and the failure to handle animals Americans from all over the in a manner that prevents trau­ Thursday, on what should country participated in have been a regular morning ma an,d harm and ensures public AROUND CAMPUS, A2 Thursday's march to demon­ safety. of classes, 51 UCF students strate what they deem as the stepped off a bus in Jena, La., SORORITY TO HOST injustice these six students PLEASE SEE STAFF ON AS INCORPORATED ROAD to join a rally of more than face. 50,000 in support of a case Among these protesters that has stirred the nation. PHOTOS COURTESY BRYAN KASM CLEANUP SATURDAY Business management senior Garth Parke, one of SI UCF students who traveled 14 were 51 UCF Knights. The case, which is known hours to Jena, La. on Wednesday and Thursday, voices his opinion on the Jena Six. Two weeks ago, Leah Zeta Phi Beta sorority will be hosting as the Jena Six, caught an incorporated road cleanup Gipson, a UCF graphic national attention recently design and art therapy sen­ Stadium Saturday from 7a.m. to 10 a.m. The nooses, but the issue arrested. Five were originally through Internet sites such ior, took it upon herself to road is between John Young Parkway as YouTube and Facebook remained silent. charged with attempted sec­ and Church Street. Those interested Later that year, a school­ ond-degree murder organize transportation to In September 2006, a lead these students into Jena. should meet atVAB at 6:15 a.m. yard fight broke out between charges that have since been medical black student sat beneath a Gipson received $1,500 six black students and one reduced for four of them. tree at Jena High School that for the trip from the John T. white student. The white The sixth was booked as a was traditionally occupied Washington Honor Society LOCAL &STATE, A2 by white students. The next student was hospitalized and juvenile on sealed charges. staff gets· and $1,500 from Student day, three nooses hung from released the same day. Mychal Bell, 17, the first of OJ. SIMPSON RETURNS No charges were filed the six to be put on trial, was Body President Brandie its branches. The activity Hollinger's budget. The TO FLORIDA, REFUSES resulted in suspension for against the white student, set to be sentenced Thurs­ boost Sat~ . the students who hung the and six black teens were day. TO ANSWER QUESTIONS PLEASE SEE CROWD ON A4 JESSICA SUNDAY OJ.Simpson slipped back into familiar Staff Writer territory around midnight - not just the humid South Florida night, but Knights fans can look for­ into the center of a media cavalcade ward to some changes in game­ fixated on a case that could imprison Student Govermnent welcomes students day security and medical assis­ him for life. In the airport, he refused NATALIE COSTA tance at the UCF-Memphis to answer reporters' questions. Contributing Writer game Saturday. SENATE ELECTIONS UCF has received much criti­ cism for the unavailability of Students from every TO VOTE: Log onto my.ucf.edu. direction hastily made their water in Bright House Networks .. NATION & WORLD, A4 way to the entrance of the Polls open 9 a.m. on Monday and Stadium Saturday, where 60 Student Government Asso­ close 5 p.m. on Wednesday. people were treated for heat­ BIN LADEN CALLS FOR ciation office on Wednes­ related incidents, and 18 were REVOLT AGAINST day for an open house. MORE INFO: See Monday's issue hospitalized. PAKISTAN PRESIDENT Located on the second of the Future for more election Along with an increase in floor of the Student Union, coverage. water and medical personnel, Al-Qaida chiefOsama bin Laden called the SGA office drew stu­ UCF Police Department for a revolt against Pakistan President dents in with free pizza, but spokesman Cpl. James Roop .Pervez Musharraf in a new recording the officers themselves are UCF students with legal said there will be an air-condi­ released Thursday, saying his military's what made them stay. services, scholarships, men­ tioned tent by Gate 10 to provide siege of a militant mosque stronghold The event ran from 11 toring and outreach pro­ a cool shelter, and an increase in this year makes him an infidel. a.m. to 2 p.m., and more grams for 39 years. Present­ the number of golf carts to bring than 40 students came in ly, there are more than 100 people in need of medical atten­ between noon and 1 p.m. student leaders. tion to a triage area. ·INDEX TODAY'S Several smiling officers Student Body President Security, will not be increased on Saturday, however, I ) Around Campus 2 WEATHER were dispersed throughout Brandie Hollinger, 22, said Weather 2 the room, wearing SGA T­ her job seems to change but coverage will be different. UCF PD intends to keep their Local &State 2 shirts and khaki pants, and everyday, but her purpose support staff at about the same Nation &World 4 waving gold and yellow remains the same: "to be the pompoms. student voice." number as last week: 180 police Sports 6 officers, non-sworn employees Variety 8 CHANCE Comparable to the struc­ Hollinger said she is ture of the U.S. government, and civilians. Oassifieds 12 T-STORMS working to accomplish the SGA has an executive, leg­ "There was no increase in Sudoku goals of her platform, such GREGORY TERRITO I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE 13 islative and judicial branch. Crossword I 90° 75° Students rush to get a free slice of pizza during SGA's open house on Wednesday in the SGA has been providing Student Union. The event welcomed more than 40 students during the 3 hours. 13 I HIGH lDW PLEASE SEE SGA ON AS PLEASE SEE INCREASED ON A2 A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September21,2007·(entnf~1utun • AROUND • CAMPUS (eutral News and notices for the UCF commW1ity Sorority hosts road deanup 11oriba Zeta Phi Beta sorority will be • hosting an incorporated road cleanup Saturday from 7 am. to 1uture 10 a.m. The road being cleaned The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 • is between John Young Park­ way and Church Street. September 21, 2007 Those interested in partici­ Vol 39, Issue 117 • 14 Pages pating should meet in the Visu­ • al Arts Building parking lot at The Central Florida Future is the independent, student­ written newspaper at the University of Central Flolida. 6:15 a.m. For more information, Opinions in the Future are those of the individual contact ZphiB_sigmaep­ columnist and not necessarily those of the editorial staff or the University administration. All content is property of • [email protected]. the Cenrrol Rorida Future and maynot be reprinted in part or In whole without pennlssion from the publisher. Latin Cultural Festival continues The Third UCF Latin Cul­ NEWSROOM 407-447-4558 • tural Festival of Orlando will NICOLE STANCEL I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE continue Sunday with the "ron­ UCF President John Hitt spoke to students Tuesday and apologized for the water problems at Saturday's game. The installation of water fountains was announced that day. Editor in Chief dalla," a string ensemble com­ Melissa Heyboerx213 posed of instruments played editor@(entra/RoridaFuturecam • with a plectrum (pick). News Editors The Festival will run from 3 Jenny Andreasson and p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and will be Matt Morrison x213 located in Room 101 of the news@(entra/RoridaFuturerom • Communication Building. For Opinions Editor more information, contact lati­ Natalie Morera x213 [email protected]£edu. opinions@(entra!RoridaFuturerom ~ Swing Knights holds open dance Sports Editor UCF Swing Knights will that Tasing should never be an option. Padrick Brewer x215 hold an open dance tonight , Hitt apologizes to "I would draw the line to do what­ sports@(e11tra/F/oridaFuture.rom from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. in Room ever you can," Eingold said. "You don't Variety Editor 174 of the Education Complex. Tasehim." Corinne Schuler x214 No partner is needed and no students at forum The panel concluded that, while variety@(entra/RoridaFuturecom experience is required to par­ NICOLE STANCEL there are a number of variables includ­ Photo Editor • ticipate. Staff Writer ed in any situation, every incident is Andy Jacobsohn Admission is $5. For more different. In the end, they didn't state a phctrJ@(entra!F!oridaFuturerom information contact ucfswing­ UCF President John Hitt, Provost course of action to take if an incident • [email protected]. and Vice-President of Academic similar to the one at UF occurred at Staff Writers Affairs Terry Hickey and Vice Presi­ UCF. Brandon Bielich, Richard Bilbao, dent Al Harms were among a panel of The next topic brought up at the Donald Thomann, William Goss, seven at an open forum to defend stu­ forum was the effectiveness of online Whitney Hamrick, Mary Knowles, Jennifer .. dent concerns on Tuesday. classes. Larino, Lauren Paulauskas, Jeffrey Riley, LOCAL The forum, which was open to all Zaileen Roach,Amanda K. Shapiro, ANDY JACOBSOHN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Education graduate student Isaac Robyn Sidersky, Jessica Sunday, Tara Young &STATE UCF students, was held in the Student New water fountains have been installed after Brail asked the panel why professors Union Room 218 with about 50 stu­ President John Hitt made the decision to install SO don't seem to take online classes seri­ Copy Editors • Keep local with headlines dents, faculty, staff and media in atten­ fountains at Bright House Networks Stadium over the ously. He said he felt that professors Jennifer Heimburg, Brian Murphy, you may have missed dance. course of the season. Ten will be installed by Saturday. don't take the same efforts online com­ Jamie Salmasian, Megan Speer A popular topic was installing water pared to traditional classes. Staff Photographers OJ. Simpson returns to Florida, fountains in Bright House Networks· that UCF would be installing the water "It seems like they use it as sort ofan Brian Bustos, Ben Edelstein, Brian Fieg, •• refuses to answer media questions Stadium for future football games. fountains, a decision that surprised easy class to teach so they can do other Shanna rortier, Rayma Jenkins, MIAMI - O.J. Simpson The decision to install 50 water Dorn. things that they want to do rather th~ Amanda Moore, slipped back into familiar terri­ fountains was announced later Tues­ "Obviously, we're very pleased at take the time to teach the student seri.: Nicole Stancel, Gregory Territo • tory around midnight - not day afternoon, but only 10 will be avail­ their decision and actually very sur­ ously,'' Brail said. just the humid South Florida able for Saturday's football game Editorial cartoonist prised at the decision," Dorn said. Hickey was quick to point out that Spain Fischer night, but into the center of a against Memphis. . "We're all really, really thrilled that online enrollment continues to grow media cavalcade fixated on a "We have learned a lesson," Hitt they're able to put in water fountains. rapidly. The success rate in online Graphic Artists • case that could imprison him said at the forum, "and I hope that the They seem to be very diligent about it." classes competes with that of face-to­ Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat for life. concessionaire department has UCF will give out one free bottle of face classes. He said he has even Editorial Adviser Simpson left the Fort Laud­ learned that they have gotten me very water to each fan at the Memphis game encouraged deans to put entire mas­ Abraham Aboraya erdale-Hollywood Internation­ angry about this. We don't treat people as compensation for the lack of water ter's programs online. adviser@(entra!RoridaFuturecam • al Airport in an SUV early that way at UCF. last week. The water is for students Fellow graduate students at the Thursday morning, tailed by a "If [the concession department is] with valid student IDs and for those forum then articulated their concerns pack of cameras and reporters. going to be part ofour team. they've got who purchased a ticket, and people in involving health insurance and ., The same SUV later picked to raise the standard to their service by these groups can pick up their water at stipends. up his girlfriend, but Simpson a lot We're unhappy that it happened; any gate. Some universities across the coun­ : BUSINESS - was not spotted in the car. we're embarrassed; we're sorry." The forum also addressed UCF's try have mandated health insurance for 407-447-4555 In the airport, he refused to Hitt's stance on the issue is that stance on the recent Taser incident at graduate students, including Florida answer reporters' questions there simply isn't enough time for the University of Florida. State University. However, at UCF, about the case, though girl­ every person in attendance to get an Andrew Meyer, 21, was Tased by numbers are still being crunched to see friend Christine Prody adequate amount of water from water police during a forum with Sen. John if such a program is feasible amidst answered a question about how fountains alone. Kerry on Monday. Meyer spent the recent budget cuts. Simpson was doing with, "He's "Installing water fountains is not the night in jail and was released Tuesday. It costs $1,300 a year to insure one fine." solution for the hydration problem," UF has asked state investigators to graduate teaching assistant, Hickey Police allege the Reisman Hitt said. "The solution to the hydra­ review the actions by the officers who said. Administrators said that it really Trophy winner led an armed tion problem is to have bottled water have been put on administrative leave. comes down to priorities. holdup of sports memorabilia where people can get to it; get a bottle Student Government Association Hickey asked what issues have a top collectors. of water and move on." Senator Eric Eingold, 22, asked the priority among teaching assistants. Is it Simpson has insisted he was Seniors Nathaniel Dom, 25, and panel for a guarantee that, as long as an health insurance, tuition waivers for in­ merely retrieving items that had Carlos Capiro, 25, business manage­ incident remains peaceful, the use of and out-of-state students or a living been stolen from him. ment and marketing majors respective­ force against students will be out ofthe stipend? Legal ex.perts say the prose­ ly, created the Facebook group question. "If you're going to spend money in cution's ca5e could be clouded "Knights for Free Water" on Sunday to Hickey then asked for a definition of one area, you really don't have it to by issues including who had promote this issue. "peaceful." spend in another area," Hickey said. rightful ownership of the goods "Soda's a very poor hydration ''.At what point do you draw the line Another topic discussed was the and the reputation of witnesses source," Dorn said. "We'd like the that makes another person's rights Shrine Circus coming to the New UCF in the sometimes less-than-rep­ option of having free water. I look at greater than your's and other's around Arena this year, despite charges of ani­ utable world of memorabilia this as a matter of ethics." you?" Hickey asked. mal cruelty. For more information on trading. After the forum, it was announced Eingold responded by pointing out this topic, see Al. At his arraignment Thurs­ day, Simpson furrowed his brow as the judge read the list of charges against him. Gone was the slight smirk he flashed when arrested. Increased bike, foot patrols planned He answered quietly in a hoarse voice and nodded as the FROM A1 The OCSO plans td remain at the Maintaining contact between all 180 judge laid out restrictions for same level of manpower as last week's members will not be difficult with his release, including surren­ crime on or around campus, which is a game too, according to Division Chief ·three dispatchers handling the radio dering his passport to his attor­ good sign for us. We are hoping that Matt Weathersby. The OCSO hired out channels that link the officers together. ney and having no contact with there will be enough of a police pres­ 95 officers for all gamedays this season. "Everyone is being monitored at all co-defendants or potential wit­ ence and control so that people don't The fact that there were no arrests times on the police radios," Roop said. nesses. start taking advantage of us,'' Roop said. at last week's game may not be the case The staff inside the stadium and the Simpson did not enter a plea. Higher visibility of officers at the upcoming game. . staff outside the stadium are on differ­ His attorney, Yale Galanter, said patrolling the area and more bike 'We wanted to make sure everyone ent channels but can be patched after the hearing that the patrol in and around the Memory Mall had a good time since it was the first together if needed. $125,000 bond was reasonable. area are anticipated as well. game ... not to say that there may not be "There are so many people working, ' As Simpson flew home to The UCF Police Department any arrests [at the next game],'' Weath­ you want to keep as many people off .. the Miami area, US Airways recruited many other law enforcement ersby said. the radio as possible,'' Roop said. LET US KNOW emptied a plane so he could agencies to help secure the new stadi­ Assistance to the UCF PD and The affect of traffic on Orlando and board first with Galanter and um and all surrounding attractions for OCSO at gamedays comes from the the surrounding cities is another rea­ The Future wants to hear Prody. each gameday. Although the support Oviedo Police Department, Seminole son for the increase in aid for future from you. If you have a club, Simpson sat in an aisle seat staff numbers .will remain constant, the County Sheriff's Office, Florida High­ games. organization or event and want in economy class. Passengers allocating of people will be different way Patrol and the Division ofAlcohol, The UCF PD hired 30 officers to your information to be consid­ who boarded behind him took this week to ensure maximum visibili­ Beverage~ and'Tobacco. conduct traffic on University Boule­ ered for the Around Campus pictures with cell phones and ty and protection. Each agency working with the UCF vard and Alafaya Trail, said Florida column, send a fax to 407-447- • cameras. He nodded and smiled While the UCF PD has the highest PD are in full cooperation under a Highway Patrol spokeswoman Kim 4556 or an e-mail to editor@cen­ as they passed. authority, the Orange County Sheriff's mutual aid agreement meaning that the Miller. Every officer is briefed by tralfloridafuture.com. Deadlines With his attorney across the Office also has jurisdiction over the officers report to their own bosses, but someone in a chain of command prior are 5 p.m. Friday for the Monday aisle and his girlfriend against event. work for the UCF PD at the games. to each game. edition, 5 p.m. Monday for the • his shoulder, Simpson slept Wednesday edition, and 5 p.m. from Las Vegas to South Flori­ Wednesday for the Friday edi­ da. tion. \Vhen the plane touched LOCAL WEATHER down, he hugged Galanter. Simpson had still not returned to his suburban Miami TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday High:90° home by /2 a.m, hours after Today T9day: Chance of rain is 40 percent. CHANCE T-STORMS Low:77° authorities arrested a fifth sus­ CHANCE Southeast wind between 10 and 15 pect in the case. T-STORMS mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Tonight: Chance of rain is 30 percent. Sunday High:91° High:90° South southeast wind between 5 and 15 mph. CHANCE T-STORMS Low:75° PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 Low:75° H1 "<1 • • ) ~~~ :Jlociba "1tun ·September 21,2007 www.CentrafFloridaFuture.com A3 ) Web sites, venues New bike unit pedals campus WILLIAM RICHARDS keep indie music Contributing Writer The UCF Police Department ha!:i a new bicy­ cle unit that is cracking thriving by UCF down on jaywalkers and JENNIFER ROSS song download limit. Sub­ illegal skateboarding and Contributing Writer scribers can also pay $10 a biking on campus. month and get 30 downloads For some students, this They sign with independ­ per month. has been a rude awakening. ent record labels or barely Wanzung said college stu­ Senior biology major scrape by on money they get dents tend to gravitate toward Kevin Funk was skating to from playing shows. They local bands. class in the street near the come from every genre imag­ ''A lot of independent Student Union when he inable and are constantly bands get their start playing · was stopped by an officer looking for ways to be on college campuses, and it's on a bicycle. noticed. become more and more pop­ "[The officer] told me it They are the artists of the ular for students to go to local was illegal to skate ·in the lesser-known independent, venues and check out up-and­ road," Funk said. "He told or indie, music scene, set coming bands," Wanzung me that he could write me a apart from the mainstream said. $120 ticket. I was just trying market. Students may not have to to go to class." Only a handful of musical look very · far beyond the Funk said that the officer groups control 70 percent of classroom to find some great who stopped him only gave radio content and hold spots Orlando acts. One indie rock him a warning, but he still on store shelves around the band, Karrigan, comprises doesn't understand why skating in the street in that COREY MAYNARD I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE world, according to IFPI.org, UCF students Austin UCF Officer Pedro Fonseca (left) and Sgt. Paul White pose on their bikes. The bicycle unit patrols most nights from 4 p.m. until 2 a.m. the Web site for the musical O'Laughlin, Chase Williams, area is a problem. think tank International Fed­ Ryan Klein and Keith Allen. Cpl. James Roop of the eration of the Phonographic Karrigan put out their first UCF PD said there haven't definitely get people's atten­ and Funk said they were of Student Advocacy, said that Industry. demo in May and has already been changes in the policy tion," he said. "Getting people warned about by officers. the SGA has an open door for to say, 'Watch out; you might Eingold and other senators students who would like to Because of this, music by won first place in the Ernie for skateboards on campus, artists on independent record Ball Battle of the Bands com­ but something is different. get a ticket the next time you have shared their concerns share their concerns. Students do it."' · labels can often be hard to petition in Orlando. They've "What has changed with the SGA regarding prac­ may also contact him at [email protected]£edu. find. played at BackBooth, UCF recently is that Sergeant Junior psychology major tices of the PD that they feel Several online independ­ Arena and the Vans Warped [Paul] White and two offi­ Rocklyn Gatta said that she are unnecessary. Specifically, "We are working to docu­ appreciates the additional vig­ ent music subscription sites Tour and have an upcoming cers under his command their concerns regard the tick­ ment these cases," Harris said, have been created recently in show at Java Dave's Push Play have been assigned to a ilance the bike unit provides. eting of jaywalkers, skate­ "but, as of right now, I have an effort to make indie music Cafe in Oviedo on Sunday campus bike unit," Roop ''As drivers, we have too boarders and bicyclists. nothing in writing that would readily available to con­ with doors opening at 7 p.m. said. much to be looking out for, Derek Harris, SGA director substantiate these claims." sumers. They use their MySpace According to Roop, the not to mention random jay­ One such site is page and demo CDs to get UCF PD hasn't had a bike walkers," she said. "Cross­ myTracks.com. The site, their music to the masses. If a unit for at least three years. walks are there for a reason." which debuted this year, is band with a similar sound is Starting this year, the PD Student Government run by a company based in playing at the House of Blues, has three officers perma­ Association Senator Eric Ein­ Chicago called Fresh­ or another local venue, they nently assigned to a bike gold was riding bikes with TracksMusic: will burn 1,000 copies of their unit. Roop explained that eight of his friends when offi­ MyTracks co-founder John CD and pass them out at the for these officers, it's easier cers in four patrol cars told Wanzung said it started as a show. to target problem areas at them to get out of the road.· CD-of-the-month club 10 "Its like running a busi- the inner core of campus. ''All of a sudden, we heard years ago. ness," said vocalist/gui- The inner core is made a cop on his loudspeaker "We would go around the tarist/keyboardist Williams. up of places such as the telling us we were violating country and look for cool Williams strongly sug­ Library and the John T. the law, and we had to get out bands, and then we'd send gests going to local venues, Washington Center, where of the street," Eingold said subscribers two CDs in the such as The Haven and an officer on a bike can Eingold and his friends did mail every month," Wanzung Island Oasis, and searching respond to problems faster not receive tickets. said. MySpace for bands hailing than an officer in a patrol A ticket for a standard It is free to listen to the from Orlando. car. pedestrian traffic violation is songs on myTracks.com. The· Another place to find indie "If there's something $43.50. At the high end, a site also provides links to music is the Park Ave CDs Jr. going on at the Bookstore, moving violation costs artists who are comparable to store in the UCF Student they can get , there more $118.50, which may have been mainstream artists. For exam­ Union. In addition to provid­ quickly than an officer who the $120 ticket that Eingold ple, if someone likes Jack ing albums from major labels, has to park their car and Johnson, they can view a list one section in the store fea­ walk up to the area," Roop of similar-sounding indie tures albums from . local said. · artists. Orlando bands. Roop identified the Any artist can create a pro­ Any artist in the area can problem areas on campus file and put their music on bring in their album or demo as highly congested places, myTracks, however, it's up to and Park Ave will put it on the such as the roundabout bus the myTracks staff to decide shell They also put up fliers stop near Classroom I and what bands will be more advertising local concerts. the street next to the Stu­ prominently featured on the David Wilcox, a 20-year­ dent Union. site. old humanities major and "I think a reason why the Subscriptions to download Park Ave employee, recom­ streets around the Student '~MESMERIZING unlimited music from the site mends local venues such as Union could be a target area are $7.95 a month or $68 a BackBooth and AKA Lounge is because vehicles rarely POWER-PUNCH • year. MyTracks also has a fea­ for indie music concerts. come through there, includ­ OF A THRILLER. •• ture called myTracks-U that Keri Smith, a 22-year-old ing cops," Roop said. "But, if there's a cop there or not, David Cronenberg is a visionary. connects universities across creative writing major, said Brilliant film. Brilliant director. the country. If a school joins she goes to local shows at you're supposed to obey the the list of universities, stu­ Uncle Lou's Entertainment law." His films pop and resonate. dents there can get an annual Hall on Mills Avenue. She Roop said he attributes 'Eastern Promises' is Viggo subscription to myTracks for also said she reads magazines, the increase in pedestrian Mortensen's tour de force. $38. such as Wax Poetics and tickets and warnings to the Naomi Watts is eXtraordinary.,, • fact that the bike cops have UCF has already joined Maximumrocknroll, which - PeterTxaven the list. Its page feature past and present more time to focus on the www.myTracks.com/cen­ underground music from inner core of campus. The tralflorida - shows a list of many genres. problems in those areas are the top 20 songs downloaded Searching the Internet, most often caused by by students exclusively from reading music magazines and pedestrian, bike and skate­ UCF. going to local shows are effec­ board violators. Another subscription site tive ways to dig below the "I know for a fact that is emusic.com. While their mainstream surface of the more tickets are being selection is slightly more music industry. issued," Roop said mainstream, plenty of inde­ "Music is such a personal He explained that the pendent music is also avail­ preference," myTracks Public UCF PD tries to reduce able. Relations Director Melissa problem areas by targeting Emusic download cards Welch said. "The heartbeat of certain individuals and are sold at Best Buy and Cir­ the generation of music starts writing tickets. cuit City for $15 with a 65- with college students." "That's the one way to

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Apartment fire leaves 2 girls funds donated by both parties dead despite rescue attempts went toward a bus chartered MIAMI - Two infant sis­ by Grant Transportation. • ters died Thursday after a fire Students left UCF at 3 p.m. started in their apartment, on Wednesday to begin their and their grandmother tried 14-hour drive. to get them out, officials said. During the bus ride, Gipson Sabrina Lopez, 2 months opened up a forum for discus­ old, and Samantha Lopez, 1, sion and tensions ran high as died at Miami Children's students began to voice their • Hospital, said Pete Gomez of opinions of the case. Miami Fire Rescue. When the question was The cause ofdeath was not posed as to why the students immediately determined, he were participating in the • said march, Arcman Durosier, a The children were severe­ health services administration ly burned when they were NASSER ISHTAYEH I ASSOCIATED PRESS senior, said, 'We need to make taken to the hospital, said During an Israeli arll)y operation in the Al Ain refugee camp in the West Bank town of • Nablus Thursday, Palestinians run for cover from tear gas fired by Israeli soldiers. a step toward living in a socie­ Miami police spokesman Del­ ty with no discrimination." rish Moss. Bin Laden calls for revolt Condoleezza Rice, Palestinian The bus arrived in Alexan­ The girls' grandmother, dria, La., at 5:30 a.m. Thursday, Nelly Romero, 68, and 34- against Pakistan president leaders hold peace talks • CAIRO, . Egypt - Al- AMALLAH, West Bank along with countless charter year-old aunt, Olga Gutierrez, ' buses and carloads of people. were hospitalized with possi­ Qaida chief Osama bin Palestinian leaders Laden called on Pakistanis sought details Thursday The caravan traveled ble respiratory problems due toward Jena only to find police to smoke inhalation, Moss to rebel against President from Secretary of State Con­ COURTESY SARA TRESS Pervez Musharraf in a new doleezza Rice about the blocking the entrance of the The crowd, estimated at 50,000, marches toward the center of Jena, La., on Thursday to said. town. People then proceeded demonstrate their beliefs about the Jena Six. Rfty-one UCF students rode a bus to the rally. The children's parents recording released on goals of what they hope will Thursday, saying his mili- be a breakthrough Mideast to get out of their vehicles and were not home when the fire 50,000 - just 3,000 people live were there. • tary's siege of a militant peace conference, but the walk the rest ofthe way. started in the bedroom where in the small town.· He said she said something mosque stronghold this year talks were overshadowed by UCF students said they the girls were sleeping, Moss Speakers at the rally includ­ that really hit him: "This is makes him an infidel. Israel's declaration of were prepared to make the 25- said. mile walk, but just before the ed the Rev. Al Sharpton, the something worth fighting for," The storming of the Red Hamas-run Gaza as "hostile The grandmother was in students set out on their jour­ Rev. Jesse Jackson and Martin she said "Progress is slow, but • Mosque in Islamabad in July territory." the kitchen when she smelled ney, the buses were given per­ Luther King III, but the UCF progress is possible." smoke. "demonstrated Musharraf's The Palestinians want group was too far back to hear Venroy Porter, 22, an indus­ insistence on continuing his the conference, tentatively mission to drive. She searched the bedroom As they continued their anything. trial engineering senior, said he for the children and grabbed loyalty, submissiveness and set for November, to yield an The students did not felt his presence was definitely aid to America against the outline for a peace deal, drive to Jena, students, Jeremi the oldest child, but dropped observe any violence. They known at the rally. Muslims ... and makes complete with timetable, Cheeks, 22, a public adminis­ her in the smoke and could described the rally as peaceful "There were people from armed rebellion against him while Israel wants a vaguer tration graduate student, and not find her, Moss said. Devin Parker, 19, a mechanical and uplifting, and said that it everywhere. I was there to sup­ and removing him obligato- declaration of intent. • The grandmother then gave many a warm feeling to port Jena, but also the nation," ry," bin Laden said in the ' Key Arab states, such as engineer sophomore, called managed to grab the younger know that people care. Porter said. message. Saudi Arabia, have said they into Jena's local radio station, child from the crib and took Jerry Johnson, 20, a junior Even though the rally was · "So when the capability is would only attend if con­ 103.5, to share their feelings on her into the living room. The the trial and the protest that health sciences major, said he set to continue for the remain­ • grandmother's screams alert­ there, it is obligatory to rebel crete results are achieved. couldn't believe how such an der ofthe day, the students had against the apostate ruler, as Rice was meeting sepa­ was about to take place. ed neighbors to the fire, Moss enormous rally could be so to board the bus after being is the case now," he said, rately Thursday with Pales­ Because of the traffic lead­ said. ing into the town, it took the peaceful. there for just an hour and a The cause of the fire was according to a transcript tinian President Mahmoud Some people sat in trees hal£ • released by Laura Mansfield, Abbas and his prime minis­ bus four hours to travel what is not immediately known. normally just a 45-minute around the building, some Around 3 p.m. Th\J.rsday, a U.S. terrorism expert who ter, Salam Fayyad, in the drive. danced to music, while others the 51 students were given the monitors militant message West Bank city of Ramallah. - ASSOCIATED PRESS As the bus finally pulled into chanted "free Jena Six" over option to head back to Orlando •• traffic. Rice has said the United and over again. or to attend another rally in Bin Laden's voice was States is trying to help both the LaSalle Parish, students felt "Just having this rally for downtown Alexandria. They heard over video showing sides reach "common the momentum of the crowd one day creates more news chose the latter. previously released footage understanding," but she did and quickly exited the bus. The students walked one mile to the coverage and more people will Ericka Hallback, 22, an • of the terror leader. , not say if the U.S.-sponsored HIGHER courthouse where the rally was be aware of it," said Justin de interdisciplinary studies major It was released Thursday peace meeting would Leon, 27, an international rela­ was optimistic about the rally's on Islamic militant Web address the hardest issues in taking place. tions graduate student. influence. EDUCATION sites. the Israeli-Palestinian con- Once there, the students .. At the rally, de Leon spoke "Whether something hap­ Maj. Gen. Waheed flict, including the borders split up into groups of five so What's in the news at to a New Orleans woman who pens or not," Hallback said, Arshad, a Pakistani army of a Palestinian state, a solu­ no one would get lost. The colleges around the country said she wanted to make sure "we planted a seed and a seed spokesman, said the army _ tion for Palestinian refugees groups squeezed into the gath­ the protesters knew why they will make a change." President Bush may sign bill to will continue its fight against and the status of disputed ered crowd of more than • increase federal student aid terrorism, regardless of any Jerusalem. WASHINGTON - Presi­ threats it faces. Israel's designation dent Bush is poised to sign "We have the aim and Wednesday of Gaza as "hos­ .. legislation that would provide objective, as our national tile territory," accompanied the largest increase in federal duty, to eliminate terrorists by a threat to cut back vital student aid since the GI Bill. and eradicate extremism. supplies of fuel and electric­ The compromise bill, The Pakistan army will con- ity, also would be raised, • which would slash govern­ tinue to carry out its role Erekat said. Abbas ment subsidies to student­ against terrorists wherever denounced the decision as GOiden loan companies and use the they are found, whether in "oppressive" and said it savings to reduce the federal the tribal areas [ofnorthwest would increase the suffering Rule Review Committee deficit, raise the maximum Pakistan] or elsewhere." of Gaza's residents. Pell Grant, and halve the State Department interest rate on subsidized spokesman Tom Casey said Judge rules two students can • student loans, cleared Con­ the message was "not sur­ wear 'Hitler Youth' buttons gress this month. The vote prising" since bin Laden NEWARK, N.J. - Two Attention UCF Community: was 79 to 12 in the Senate and seeks Pakistan as an ally to students in northern New 292 to 97 in the House of Rep­ the U.S. "in the fight against Jersey can wear buttons fea­ resentatives. The September his kind ofextremism." turing a picture of Hitler 7 vote came a day after Presi­ youth to protest a school The GRRC is a standing committee at the University of dent Bush withdrew his President Bush assures that uniform policy, a federal threat to veto the bill, saying economy is in good shape judge ruled Thursday. Central Florida charged with making recommendations for " that Congress had met his WASHINGTON - Pres­ U.S. District Judge Joseph demand to significantly ident Bush on Thursday A Greenaway Jr. sided with updating THE GOLDEN RULE student handbook. increase funds for Pell Grants. cited "some unsettling the parents of the students, Membership to the committee consists of seven students. Four The president had twice times" in the U.S. housing who had been threatened threatened to veto the meas­ and credit markets as he with suspension last fall for are appointed by the Student Body President and three are ure, complaining that it would sought to assure jittery wearing the buttons. create too many new entitle­ Americans that the econo­ However, the judge selected by the Vice President for Student Development and .. ment programs and would my basically is in good shape added in his ruling that the Enrollment Services. Meetings are open to faculty, students, not raise the maximum Pell despite worries about a boys will not be allowed to Grant enough. In an effort to recession. distribute the buttons at staff, and university administration. appease the president, law­ "I say that the fundamen­ school. makers scaled back the num­ tals of our nation's economy Citing a 1969 case in Iowa ber of new programs, from 10 are strong," Bush told a involving students who to four, and raised the maxi­ White House news confer­ wore black arm bands to All proposals made by faculty, staff, administration, or c mum Pell Grant from $4,310 ence. protest the Vietnam War, members of the committee shall be submitted to the Golden to $5,400, the level in his Bush said that inflation is Greenaway wrote that "a budget request. But they did down, markets are steady, student may not be pun­ Rule Review Committee at [email protected]. The proposal shall nothing to control the bill's unemployment is relatively ished for merely expressing price tag, which ballooned low, exports are up and cor­ views unless the school has then be sent to all members of the Committee Via e-mail from $18-billion to nearly $21- porate profits "seem to be reason to believe that the billion in the compromise strong." speech or expression will within 48 hours of receiving the proposal. version. "There is no question 'materially and substantially ' f That cost would be borne there are some unsettling disrupt the work and disci­ Fall 2007 Meetings Datesffimes/Location are: entirely by lenders, which times in the housing markets pline of the school.'" would see their federal subsi­ and credits associated with The buttons bear the Thursday, October 4, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM dies shrink for the second the housing market," the words "no school uniforms" Thursday, October 18, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM time in two years. Under the president told reporters at a with a slash through them bill, the subsidy rate for for­ White House news confer­ superimposed on a photo of Thursday, November I, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM profit lenders would be cut by ence. But he said he didn't young boys wearing identi­ Thursday, November 15, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM 0.55 percentage points, while see that spreading to the cal shirts and neckerchiefs. Thursday, November 29, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM the subsidy rate for nonprofit broader economy. There are no swastikas visi­ lenders would be trimmed by Some economists suggest ble on the buttons, but the Thursday, December 6, 2007, 3:30-5:00 PM 0.40 percentage points. the housing slump could parties agreed that they At the same time, the bill lead to a recession even in depict members of Hitler All meetings will be held in the Office of Student Involvement Conference Room , • would double the origination spite of action earlier this youth. 1 fees that lenders pay the gov­ week by the Federal Reserve After the suspension located on the 2°d floor of the Student Union. ernment on loans they make, to cut short-term interest threat, the boys' parents filed to 1 percent, and reduce the rates by a half-percentage a federal lawsuit claiming amount of money that the point. the district stifled the chil­ government reimburses most Bush said he was opti­ dren's First Amendment lenders for loans that go into mistic about the economy. "I free speech rights. , default, from 97 cents to 95 would be pessimistic if I District lawyers asserted cents of every dollar that is thought Congress was going that the image of the Hitler unpaid. It would also end a to get their way and raise youth was abhorrent University of practice of rewarding lenders taxes," he added. because it conveyed intoler­ designated as "exceptional Pressed on whether he ance and racial inequality performers" with a• default­ was concerned that the represented by Nazism. reimbursement rate that is Central nation was nearing a reces­ two percentage points higher. sion, Bush said, "You need to talk to an economist." Florida , !· \ / \ (enttaf :Jltlrlba :Juture ·September 21,2007 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com AS ) Learning Fair Staff divided over circus morality ) FROM Al ARFF were not asking UCF to break their contract with the Hitt agreed to confront the Shrine, they were asking helps freshmen issue and make a decision as them to remove the animal to whether UCF would ask acts from the show, Hitt had the Circus to remove animal less to say on the matter. acts from their show during "I don't have a real great their annual visiting perform­ answer for that," Hitt said. deal with stress ance to the New UCF Arena "We looked at the contract, "We're asking to have an. and we had members of the AMANDA BASS animal-free circus and to ban [UCF] counsel with us to go Contributing Writer the use of exotic animals on over it. We just didn't feel we campus because of the cruel­ wanted to get into trying to The Student Academic "SARC is an ty involved," said Carla Wil­ change or break the contract Resource Center's Learning son, coordinator for Central at this late date." Fair on Wednesday featured awesome Florida ARFF. "There are so · Dan Holsenbeck, vice advisory workshops and many circuses that don't have president of University Rela­ showed freshmen the many resource and a animals; we feel it is an easy tions, added to Hitt's com­ free resources available to decision to make." ments after the forum ended. The animal activist groups · "We did have a discussion them and all students at UCF. great place to COURTESY KAYLA BLOOMER "SARC is your friend. are opposed to the use of ani­ Members of the UCF Body of Animal Rights Campaigners and The Animal Rights about the issue, and there is a We're here to help," said Sup­ mals in circuses, claiming that Foundation of Florida protest Shrine Circus outside of Millican Hall on Monday. division among us between study. We're the issue of morality and plemental Instruction Leader the emotional and physical damage to them is irrepara­ immorality, but there is not Gaby Hancock in her work­ actually goes where they say · made public until Tuesday, at here to support ble. enough of a consensus among shop for the Learning Fair. it will. the open forum held in the "There is a lot of evidence us to change the policy," Hancock's was one of four "They say the Circus is a Student Union's Key West students." of animal cruelty in circuses," fundraiser for the Children's Ballroom from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Holsenbeck said to BARC workshops offered at the BARC Co-President Kayla Hospital, but in reality, only 2 p.m. members. fourth-annual SARC Learn­ - JEANNIE GAVILANES Bloomer said. "The black­ percent of the hospital's pro- Members of BARC Other students attending ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SOPHOMORE ing Fair, held in the Key West market trading of animals is ceeds come from the circus," approached the microphone the forum supported BARC's Ballroom of the Student the third largest illegal trade Bloomer said to ask for the verdict and stance of leaving animals out Union. The other three were in the world, only behind According to a recent arti- were stunned to hear that of circus entertainment. Academic Goal Setting, 10 lab, located in Howard drugs and guns. These ani­ de in The New York Times, an Hitt's decision was to contin­ "Personally, I think ani­ Keys to Student Success, and Phillips Hall. mals are seen as property and examination by the newspa- ue to allow the animal acts to mals deserve fair treatment, How to Study Science. When the SARC Learning are forced into performing by per of Shrine records and take place in the Circus when and I don't think you need to In her Stress Management Fair was first held in fall 2004, the use of whips, sharp bull minutes of Shrine meetings it visited UCF. hurt animals to have a good workshop, Hancock advised 12 campus offices and organi­ hooks, electric prods, sticks and interviews with current "The decision was made to time," said exceptional educa­ students to be organized and zations participated and 133 and general abuse. Our own and former Shrine officials honor the contract we have tion graduate student Isaac not to procrastinate, in addi­ students attended, according entertainment is certainly not revealed that more than 57 with Shrines to let them hold Brail. "Entertainment doesn't tion to using resources such to the August 2005 S..ARC worth all of that suffering, percent of the $32 million the their circus here on the cam­ need to be excluded from the as SARC to reduce stress. newsletter. especially when there are Shrine raised in 2005 through pus," Hitt said. "That's some­ equal treatment of living Freshmen received 500 This year, there were cruelty-free alternatives." circuses, bingo games, rafiles thing we've done for years creatures." LINK - Learning and Inter­ about 25 offices and organiza­ Wilson echoed Bloomer's and a variety of sales went to and we have an ongoing con­ Despite Hitt's decision, acting with New Knights - tions and about 500 students, concerns of the animals' wel­ costs of the fraternity, includ- tract with them and we decid­ BARC and ARFF remain ., points for each workshop Mack said. fare in circuses. ing keeping temple liquor ed to honor the contract." committed to their crusade to they attended in addition to The University Writing "The Shrine Circus makes cabinets full and offering He continued to offer eliminate the animal acts. 1,000 LINK points for attend­ Center, Office of Student animals perform by intimida­ expense-paid trips to Shrine BARC some advice. "We're disappointed, but ing the Learning Fair. Involvement, Golden Key tion and fear," Wilson said. meetings and other events. "I think it is important that motivated," Bloomer said. Freshman Jennifer Reyes International Honour Society "They take an animal and Their investigation also everyone knows there are 'We saw a lot of student sup­ has already attended other and Math Lab were among break its spirit. That's how confirmed BARC and ARFF's rules involved in animal cru­ port for a policy against ani­ LINK events, and she said UCF groups in attendance, you get a wild elephant to claims that only 2 percent of elty," Hitt said. "If you have mal acts, so this is not over. that the points were what ini- along with vendors that sup­ stand on its hind legs and turn the Shriner hospitals' operat- knowledge that someone is We are demanding an ani­ • tially drew her to the fair. port student learning such as in circles." ing income comes from abusing animals or treating mal-entertainment-free cam­ "I go to events like the Kaplan Inc. and Office Depot. The activist groups have money raised by Shrine tern- them cruelly, I would say that pus because we feel like it's Welcome Expo and [the Some organizations also taken issue with the pies and members' dues. The it is incumbent upon you to UCF's responsibility to close • Learning Fair] to get LINK attended the Learning Fair for Shrine Circus' advertisement Times found that, instead, the call that to the attention ofthe our doors to this kind of points, but I end up learning the first time, such as the claims. majority is supplied by the Department of Agriculture immoral abuse and usage of something and enjoying Golden Key International The Circus states that the hospitals' $9 billion endow- and other government agen­ animals. will them," said Reyes, a music Honour Society. profit from their shows ment. cies that enforce the laws of "We want to kick cruelty be donated to the Shriners off campus, and we don't real­ performance major. "[The Learning Fair] is a Numerous attempts to animal abuse." Hospitals for Children. How­ ly understand why President Going to these events and receive comments from the However, when confront- good time to connect with ever, the activists claim that Hitt, or anyone, would be getting involved is important people. We're looking for the Shrines were unsuccessful. ed with Bloomer's follow-up only a portion of that money Hitt's decision was not statements that BARC and against that," Bloomer said

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MARK WEBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS The Memphis defense sacks Jacksonville State quarterback Cedric Johnson in the Tigers' 35-14 win Saturday. The Tigers' defense will have to plan for two quarterbacks in the upcoming game. Both Kyle Israel and Michael Greco will see playing time.

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Sophomore to see playing time THINGS TO KNOW BRIAN MURPHY Now playing: Michael Greco MEMPHIS UCF Staff Writer Never mind the facts that QUARTERBACK QUARTERBACK UCF starting quarterback Kyle Kyle Israel has completed 44 percent of his Israel has completed just 44 per­ Martin Hankins has been solid for the Upcoming: Wow, last week was fun, was­ Tigers,going 57-for-82,but he has thrown passes this year and will share playing n't it? cent ofhis passes and that he has Head coach George five interceptions. time with sophomore Michael Greco. The new stadium, the oppo­ more turnovers than touch­ O'Leary said that Greco will share play­ nent, the build up, the never­ downs, coach George O'Leary RUNNING BACK thinks that his team can't be suc­ WIDE RECEIVER ing time with Kyle before-seen-atmosphere on this The Tigers bring in three receivers that Junior Kevin Smith leads the nation with campus for a football game; it all cessful if he doesn't play two L-__,...... ,,...__--' Israel on Saturday. have more than 100 yards this season. an average of 183 yards per game. cuhninated with a fantastic con­ quarterbackS. test that left UCF fans with He said he needs to have two completion of more than 20 memories they will share for quarterbacks with game experi­ yards. The Knights' secondary ever. ence to help his team get will have its work cut out for ' ' But realistically, a memory is through the conference, so soph­ senior and his strength was dis­ nation in passing yards among them again this weekend as they all that game is now. omore Michael Greco will played this summer as he broke quarterbacks who have played will have to matchup up with 6- The team and its fans have to replace Israel behind center at several weightlifting records for only two games. He set a school foot-4-inch Duke Calhoun and .., refocus for what is the most some point during the Memphis UCF quarterbacks. record with 41 completions in 6-foot-8-inch Carlos Singleton. important period of the season: game. O'Leary is unsure of when or the team's season opener versus They are the Tigers' top two conference play. Greco enrolled at N.C. State how long Greco will play, but he Mississippi and tied a school receivers this season, and they The Knights will begin their in 2005 before transferring to will definitely see some time. record in that same game with have combined for 21 catches for « Conference USA slate Saturday Pearl River Community College And as the heir apparent to 60 attempted passes. 232yards. when they play host to Mem­ in Poplarville, Miss., in 2006. Israel, Greco will certainly have The Tigers run the ball by phis, a team that UCF defeated Injuries held him out of spring all the eyes of UCF fans follow­ committee, with Joseph Doss Erasing the mistakes 26-24 in their previous meeting practice with the Knights, but he ing his every move Saturday. and T.J. Pitts, but neither has Every one who saw the ·• onNov. ll. is now fully healthy. O'Leary said received at least 15 carries in a Knights play against Texas This time, the game will fea­ he would have liked to use The Tigers' powerful passing game this season and both have knows how critical it is to hold ture two offenses with different Greco in the Texas game, but the offense less than 100 total rushing yards. on to the ball. UCF's three ~ strengths, strong special teams opportunity never arose. While UCF's offense is cen­ The Knights did a nice job of turnovers led to 17 points for the and a new quarterback for the Israel rushed ll times against tered around running back limiting Texas' dangerous air Longhorns. Knights. the Longhorns, but it's Greco Kevin Smith and the ground attack Qµarterback Colt McCoy But Memphis would have Here are the keys to the who is known for being a dual­ game, Memphis loves to throw did hurt UCF with a lot of short had a victory ofits own against a t- game: threat quarterback He ran a 437 the ball. Quarterback Martin passes underneath the second­ 40-yard dash as a high school Hankins ranks fourth in the ary, but they allowed only one PLEASE SEETURNOVERS ON A7 Knights ready for all-important C-USA ga1ne MELISSA HEYBOER against the visiting Tigers is coached," Venson said. 'We just Editor-in-Chief arguably much more worrisome have to read our keys and make to the Knights than any top-25 tackles and just come to play Saturday's 35-32 loss to the ranked team. ball." sixth-ranked Texas Longhorns Why? This season, Memphis have was hard. Saturday's game marks the excelled in the one spot that the But it's over. The Knights Knights' first Conference USA · Knights have not - quarter­ have moved on. game of the season. And to back Just ask them. them, the conference is all that Tiger quarterback Martin "The Texas game is over, we really matters. Hankins is 57-for-82 this season, can't focus on the past," junior "That's what you come to passing for 632 total yards, while defensive back Jason Venson school for," Venson said. "To UCF quarterback Kyle Israel has said. "That loss hurt, and it's win championships and win the struggled so far this season, over now, so we're just focused conference. We just have to stay totaling only-227 yards. 1 on Memphis and ready to start focused and go take care ofbusi­ Against the Longhorns, Israel / the conference off right." ness with Memphis on Satur­ was just 9-for-26 with an inter­ The UCF Football team has day." ception and two fumbles. more important things to worry The Tigers are coming off a To help with that, UCF head about than the shoulda, woulda 2-10 record last season, but can­ coach George O'Leary said that and couldas that made up Satur­ he will feature a two-quarter- not be underestimated. ANDY JACOBSOHN I CENTRA LFL ORIDA FUTURE 1 day night's near upset. "Memphis is a very good UCF running back Kevin Smith rushed for 149 yards against Texas on Saturday. He leads the In fact, Saturday's game football team, very well PLEASESEE MEMPHIS ON A7 nation with 183 rushing yards per game as UCF heads into its game against Memphis tomorrow. (entr.tl '1oriba :Yutut't ·September 21,2007 www.Centralfloridafuture. com A1 • Memphis relying UCF ties Miami with 2.8 seconds left PADRICK BREWER selves ahead near the end of Sports Editor the 78th minute when Beverly on passing attack Goebel took a pass from Lau­ With 4.8 seconds on the ren Singer in the left side of the • FROM A6 season-long of 55 yards last clock in regular time, the box and beat UCF goalkeeper weekend against Jacksonville UCF Women's Soccer team Jennifer Manis with a shot to BCS-conference team in Ole State. had an opportunity to snatch the right comer to make it 2-1. Miss on Sept. 1 if not for the Memphis is ranked in the at least a tie from the hands With six minutes left, five turnovers it committed. top 20 in the nation in punt of defeat against Miami on Miami cleared the ball after Those mistakes led to 10 returns, led by Earnest Wednesday night. Martorana's header went off points in the Tigers' 23-21 Williams' four returns with The Hurricanes were the crossbar, nullifying a great • loss. Three of those an average of 16.8 yards leading the Knights 2-1 as the chance for UCF to tie. turnovers came inside the O'Leary said Tuesday that final seconds counted down, "The one thing I liked about Rebels' 15-yard line. The he thinks special teams can when Miami goalkeeper the last 15 minutes is that we Tigers limited their be the deciding factor in Lauren McAdam was called did push," Cromwell said. "I • turnovers to two last week in three games a year. Which for handling; McAdam had wasn't happy with our 90 min­ a 35-14 victory, but that came ever side wins out Saturday, gathered up the ball, dropped utes, but the last 15, after they against a Division II Jack­ UCF's placekicking and kick it and then picked it up again. scored, I thought we were dig­ sonville State team. returning versus Memphis' The call gave UCF one ging in·and trying to fight for • The Knights converted punting and punt returning, last shot at netting the equal­ that goal. We had one go off the two of Texas' three turnovers could decide this game. izer. Becca Thomas faced a BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE crossbar. I felt like, I had that into touchdowns and that wall of green and orange UCF's Becca Thomas strikes a ball in the Knights' 2-2 tie with Miami Wednesday night. feeling that we were going to ability to take advantage of Final words: with the fate of the game at Thomas had UCF's first goal and provided an assist on the equalizer with 2.8 seconds left. tie it up." their opportunities will play a According to O'Leary, this her feet. The Knights started over­ huge role against Memphis, game is more important than She took the indirect The Hurricanes scored the started pouring on the attack in time playing with an offensive which has been tumover­ the Texas game, and he hopes penalty kick and passed near first goal of the night in the the opening minutes. intensity that they hadn't prone this season. But can the fans treat it as such. the center of the box to 26th minute, when Brittney "One thing we didn't do shown for most of the match. the Knights themselves hang "I think this Memphis Courtney Whidden, who Steinbruch hit the top left cor­ well tonight was just good UCF sent a couple crosses into on to the ball? game will be a telltale game was able to get it by the ner of the net from about 40 [one-on-one] defending," the box that were headed out for our fan base," he said. ''.Are entire Miami team lined up yards out. It was the eighth goal Cromwell said 'We were div­ or cleared out. Hanna Wilde Which team is more 'special? they with us and really with on the goal line to even the of year for Steinbruch. ing in, so it created a lot of continued to beat whichever O'Leary doesn't want to us, or are they just there for score at 2 with 2.8 seconds UCF brought the match to 1- numbers down and ... [Miami] defender was on her. She was talk about it, in fear of jinxing the first dance? That's how I remaining. 1 almost nine minutes later, saw breakdowns all the time, consistently able to get free it, but kicker Michael Torres look at it and I'll be very dis­ "It was huge," UCF head when Thomas took a pass from so we were defending numbers and create and made defenders has made all four of his field appointed if we don't have a coach Amanda Cromwell George near the top of the box down a lot. We could be better fall on several occasions. goal attempts this season. full house, because that's why said. ''.An indirect, you're 6 and curled it beyond the out­ [one-on-one] defenders, and "I thought we had the better This time last year, Torres' we put the building up. If yards out and ... you think it's stretched arms of McAdam, we've been talking about that of the chances in overtime," job was on the line after miss­ they're just interested in the like a slam dunk in basketball into the lower left comer ofthe for the last two weeks. Cromwell said. "It's one of ing three of his first four first game, then they're not but it's not, because you have goal. '~d especially in the rain, those games that can go either attempts, but he has obvious­ fans." the whole team in front of With two minutes left, and it's wet, and you tend to way. I felt like we still aren't ly turned that around and has The Knights surely have a you. Usually you touch the Thomas got a header on goal, slip more, so you really have to battling like we should be, and hit 20 of his last 24 attempts quiet confidence about ball and crack it, and Becca but McAdain made one of her keep your feet and stay in front the last three games I haven't dating back to last season. themselves right now, but was very deceptive and play­ four first-half saves. · of the ball. I just felt like we been happy with our 90- Emery Allen and Darin they need to make sure that it ing it off to Whidden, who The rain started just about weren't defending as a team minute performance, so with Baldwin are each averaging doesn't turn into cockiness. was just kind of hanging out the same time the second half that well." Florida State on the horizon, at least 26 yards per kick They have beaten N.C. State like she was doing nothing. did, and like the rain, Miami The Hurricanes put them- we really need to pick it up." return, which ranks both on the road and went down "That was a very com­ players in the top 35 in the to the wire against Texas, but posed finish; she made it nation. The Knights had a they need to be careful not to look a lot easier than it was. couple a kick returns in the bask in those accomplish­ To score with two seconds first half against Texas that ments and overlook Mem­ on the clock, that's huge." they nearly broke for big phis. Listening to what the The Knights almost took gains, but Allen and Baldwin players have said, that doesn't the lead early when Nikki still put their offense in good seem like it will be the case. Moore raced down the right starting position many times. "Conference USA are the side and sent ~ cross into the On the other side, Tigers' big games," center Kyle box. The Miami goalkeeper punter Brent Sutherland is a Smith said. "That's our goal. and defender both attempted j Our goal is to win a confer­ to make a play, and the candidate for the Ray Guy _, / Award, which recognizes the ence championship and go to defender kicked the ball into nation's top collegiate punter. a bowl game. Everything is the goalkeeper and it deflect­ Through two games, still intact to do that so we're ed out of bounds. Sutherland is averaging 46.0 just focusing on Conference Minutes later, following yards on four punts and had a USA right now." crisp passes from Yvonne George, Amanda Martorana and Moore, Thomas had a Waterford Lakes· Lake Underhill Rd.· 407-737-6606 clean shot at the goal, but her (next to Hooters) shot went directly to University· Unlgold Shopping Center• 407-671-7797 Turnovers key for McAdam. Knights and Tigers FROM A6 rate." That accuracy and those back system in Saturday's rangy receivers will put pres­ game. sure on the personnel in the "We can't get through the Knights' secondary, like Ven­ .. season without playing two son. quarterbacks," O'Leary said. "We just got to come to "I want to get [Michael] work every day and prepare Greco in and Greco will be for this game as hard as we playing this Saturday. And can," Venson said. "I think not because of Kyle ..., they're averaging like 470- because I think we're going something yards of offense, to need two that have game and that puts pressure on the experience as we head into defense, but that's pressure this conference." we like." The Knights will again In the first two games of need a big game from run­ the season, the Tigers have ning back Kevin Smith, who showed they have an effec­ is averaging 183 yards per tive player in Hankins, but game, the highest average in have been lacking in their the nation. run game. 'We really pride ourselves Memphis' leading rusher on how Kevin runs the ball," is T.J. Pitts, who has 92 yards. ,, senior offensive lineman If the Knights can main­ Kyle Smith said "It's a great tain the Tigers' low rushing thing when he's rushing for numbers and limit their over 100 yards per game. It's passing yards, they should be been really fun blocking for successful. him. He's making us really After the Texas game last look good out there." week, Smith said that now But Smith can only run was as good a time as any for the ball so much. a conference game. And his The Knights need to con­ coach agrees. centrate on using their pass­ "This is our conference, ing game as well and take full and that's why this game is • advantage of it against the very critical," O'Leary said. Tigers. The UCF receiver "It's the first conference with the most yards is junior game, and if you want to Rocky Ross, who has only 86 basically stay in the race, you yards on the season. Behind got to win. Simple as that." him is freshman Kamar Outside the lines, the Aiken with 53. Knights will rely on one "We need to stretch the remaining factor to keep field more," O'Leary said, them in the game - the fans. "especially when people are O'Leary and the rest of starting to hug the line of the Knights feel that Satur­ scrimmage with [Smith]." day's game is important for Compared to the Tigers, them and for their fan base. who have three receivers O'Leary said that this with more than 100 yards, game will really show how this factor will prove essen­ truly committed the fans are tial if the Knights want to to the team, and that he will continue their success. be disappointed if the UCF's defense will have bleachers aren't filled Satur­ to make some adjustments day. as well, as Memphis has A full house shouldn't be proven in the past to have a a problem, however, as atten­ "' quick offense. dance is expected to be more "Defensively; we're going than 40,000. to have to be sharp," O'Leary "I think there's no ques­ said. "Their receivers are tion that when this place is rangy guys .... They spread rocking, it's a heck of a the ball around a lot, and the home-field advantage," quarterback is fairly accu- O'Leary said. ..

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Despite a few featured scenes, this dopey Snow White update has UCF fading into the background

WILLIAM GOSS Staff Writer Sydney White In theaters now

It feels more difficult than it should to review Sydney White, a sorority-set Snow **• .. Director:Joe Nussbaum White riff that was partially filmed on the Starring: Amanda Bynes, Matt Long, Sara Paxton, John UCF campus last spring. Schneider, Jack Carpenter, Crystal Hunt, Jeremy Howard, ... It's sitcom-level fare, with Amanda Bynes Samm Levine, Danny Strong, David Skyler bumbling it up as Sydney, defending her lot of neurotic outcasts - one sleepy, one sneezy, one sleazy and all dopey - and stealing the isn't a single surprise in the thing, from the COURTESY UNIVERSAL PICTURES first frame to the last. charming Tyler Prince (Matt Long) from the Amanda Bynes traded dwarfs for dorks in Sydney White. Some evil Rachel Witchburn (Sara Paxton) at fic­ scenes were shot at the fonner Pi Kappa Alpha house, bottom. It even ends with one of those eff'In' Spar­ tional Southern Atlantic University. tacus speeches, as if there's any degree of There is an errant chuckle or two - at fairy tale touches are charming, such as a poi­ uncertainty as to who will end up taking a stand alongside Bynes and her geeky gang. least one stemming from the appearance of sone~ apple becoming a poi­ the Dolly Parton-esque Dinky ( Crys­ soned Apple and so on. Director Joe Nussbaum, who seemed to tal Hunt) - and some ofthe However, there - ·- ~. PLEASE SEE WHITE ON A11 -~... ~- ~. ~ -• • ~ ..y~ ,- . •

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• Across the Universe cast comes together AMANDA K. SHAPIRO • Staff Writer

Resident Evil, Screen Gems (Sony) Covering the classics is risky business. But try telling Regal Waterford Lakes that to the thousands of 541 N. Alafaya Trail, 407 -207 -9110 celebrities, amateurs and 3:10toYuma karaoke junkies who have • (R) 12:50p, 3:30, 6:50, 10:25 made countless attempts at Balls of Fury putting a new spin on an old (PG-13) 12:0Sp, 2:4S, 4:5S, 7:55, 10:40, 12:55a classic. The Bourne Ultimatum The cast of Across the Uni­ .. (PG-13) 12:55p, 3:45, 6:55, 9:30 Soundtrack verse saw this challenge and Album: Across the Universe The Brave One (R) 12:40p, 1:05, 3:50, 4:25, 7:05, 7:50, 9:50, made it their own. With a line­ 10:30, 12:3Sa up of talent ranging from new­ ***•. 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Halloween Across the Universe falls in The surreal imagery in the (R) 4:00p, 7:10, 10:05 line with a new trend in musi­ lyrics translates well into new "Because" begins as an a formed the foundation ofthe Fab tained the integrity ofthe songs.· -Open captioned showtimes: 1:10p cal film, entertaining the idea adaptations. The soundtrack cappella chorus and segues Four's empire. Across the Universe is set to The Hunting Party into a full-blown masterpiece Though it's hard to outdo one open everywhere Sept. 28. (R) 12:10p, 2:40, S:1S, 7:4S, 10:10, 12:30a that a group of people might delves into various genres, Mr. Bean's Holiday realistically burst into song and offering echoed and ethereal with the addition of acoustic of the greatest acts in music his­ Send questions, comments and (G) 1:20p,3:40, 6:40, 9:3S dance. 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According to imdb.com, Fuchs adds soulful power to nervous vibrato in her meek 9:55. 12:15a most ofthe songs were record­ her arrangements and has been voice to a powerful song, creat­ RushHour3 ed live on set. praised for her likeness to Janis ing a pleasant contradiction. (PG-13) 12:4Sp, 3:25, 7:00, 9:2S The talent behind this mod­ Joplin. ''Let It Be" has been trans­ Shoot'EmUp em work ofart belongs to Evan For a ''While My Guitar formed into the perfect church and Race Book (R) 1:25p, 4:10, 7:10, 9:25, 12:10a Rachel Wood, Jim Sturgess, Gently Weeps" cover, McCoy hymnal, exciting the support of • Supetbad Dana Fuchs and Martin Luther reached down deep to pull out a full choir to convey the (R) 12:20p, 3:3S, 7:1S, 9:50, 12:25a McCoy. Though the voices his inner Lionel Richie. strength behind the words. 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"Only the most ridiculous parts of this story are true," ****• frames, The Hunting Party This Ad Good claims the title card ofDirector said in a phone interview. "I remains sprightly as situations For 1 Free Program SATURDAY SEPT.22 and circumstances range from 7 p.m. TVGN: 2007 Fall TV Preview Richard Shepard's The Hunting was studying Kosovo in school (Any Performance) Abehind-the-scenes look atthe fall prime­ Party a film equally proud ofits at the time ... and I really want­ the staggeringly ridiculous to time shows, including Pushing Daisies, exaggerations as its facts. ed to be involved in something the gravely serious. Without Dirty Sexy Money, Heroes and Lost. Just don't call it a comedy. that I thought was politically the pitch-perfect performances Ordo. relevant but that is currently of its leads, it likely would've SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 · Shepard isn't entirely sure relevant." been even more of a mess than 9 p.m. Fox: Family Guy what genre his new film, The Before production began, the story it's based on. Season premiere! Family Guy season six Hunting Party, falls under, a Eisenberg (The Squid and the opens with a Star Wars spoof in which Luke Skywalker (Chris Griffin) enlists Han Solo fact he seems to be perfectly Whale) spent time in Bosnia to (Peter) for a mission. It's already the sixth happy with. prepare for the shoot. season? It seems like only yesterday we ''My movies are difficult to "I had a friend who lives in were begging Fox to un-cancel the series. categorize.... 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I was shocked Like, as a new sinister force begins stalking heroes; movies like that, and at a cer­ soon as you get off the plane ... twins Maya and Alejandro search for help you can really see kind of a lot coping with their deadly abilities. tain point, those are the movies ii I make." of bullet-scarred buildings and Based on Scott Anderson's just destruction that's ten years 8 p.m. rw: Beauty and the Geek 2001 Esquire magazine piece old and hasn't been repaired The male beauty and the female geek move about five journalists who yet, and it's a really shocking into the house; each geek must write and decide on a whim to pursue an experience." perform an autobiographical rap for Three 6 otherwise-ignored war crimi­ When it came to casting Mafia; the beauties must debate current nal, the film concerns a mere Eisenberg, Shepard said he felt events; the first elimination ceremony. 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Knight fans reluctant to rush for gold at game ( JAMIE SALMASIAN was originally going to say Staff Writer something more offensive, he said As the Knights take on the Robbins said he didn't par­ University of Memphis Tigers ticipate in the Gold Rush on Saturday, fans are still movement because it was unsure whether to "Black Out" hard for him to find time to get Bright House Networks Stadi­ a shirt. um or start a "Gold Rush." "I signed up for it, but the And at UCF's game against hours to pick up [shirts] were ( Texas last week, neither move­ horrible, and it wasn't worth it ment caught on. The student for me," he said. section showcased fans wear­ Kyle Boothe, a 21-year-old ing black, white, gray or yellow senior forensic science major, l - with a few gold supporters didn't wear a T-shirt; he made thrown in. his own Knightro costume. Frankie Hornick, a 20-year­ "I just made it because it old junior business major, was our first home game ever; wore his gold "Beat Texas" so I just wanted to make it spe­ shirt that he got from the cial," Boothe said "And there's Mobile Campus promotion at a contest sponsored by SGA the Student Union. Hornick for dressing up where if you said the Gold Rush movement win, you get $500." didn't matter to him. He said he thought Gold "It wouldn't be as hot as a Rush was a good idea,· even black shirt though,'' he said. though not many participated. Unlike Hornick, Kyle Rob­ "Not the majority are wear­ bins, a 19-year-old freshman ing gold; I wish more people public administration major, were wearing gold," he said. PHOTOS BY JAMIE SALMASIAN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE didn't wear gold to the game. Amy Scott, an 18-year-old Kyle Boothe, top left, made his Knightro costume for the game on campus against Texas: Boothe said he wished more people participated He opted to wear a home­ freshman event management in the "Gold Rush." Frankie Hornick, bottom left, picked up his "Beat Texas" T-shirt on campus. Hornick said that he didn't care about the made, white T-shirt that read, major, and her friend Ashley Gold Rush movement. Above: Ashley Bowles, left, and Amy Scott said they made their black-and-gold outfits to show their school spirit. "My wiener is bigger than Bowles, an 18-year-old fresh­ Texas." man elementary education selves to show their school Scott and Bowles both said Knight fans. proved that they or make their own outfits, the Robbins said his brother major, wore their own version spirit. they thought the Gold Rush don't need to wear one color student section in the new sta­ helped him with the idea for ofgold T-shirts. They said they "It's the first game," Scott was a good idea. to show school spirit. dium will radiate school spirit the wording on the shirt. It made their UCF shirts them- said enthusiastically. At the first home game, the Whether fans wear black, gold at the game against Memphis.

City that never sleeps proves mom right on 'real world' ., GRANT LOWTHER world. Surely, things couldn't get gear while in-line skating. uitous at UCF that their pres­ hill days in New York, and I Contributing Columnist Before coming to UCF, I any worse. I immediately began to ence goes unnoticed. In fact, I learned enough lessons to last was led to believe that college But they did, and my rude panic. Thankfully, I remem­ was only made aware of these a lifetime. Last weekend, I tried my was the "real world." All too awakening began even before I bered what Fox News had stations when I noticed the ·Clearly, the notion that col­ hand at a popular rite of pas­ often, my mother would left for the Big Apple. taught me: The terror threat lack of them in New York. lege life is the real world is sage: I planned and embarked remind me that ifI didn't make While waiting for my flight level indicates the amount of Mystified, I tried to com­ anything but true.1I've waded , on my first vacation. my bed properly, this would to board, a soothing voice facial hair that can be tolerated prehend how the authorities beyond the shallows of the I felt as though I had been lead to problems in the "real from the public announce­ on a person. could be contacted in the collegiate ocean, and I've seen wading on the shores of a vast world." ment system periodically Knowing how to identify event of a crime. the horrendous, murky collegiate ocean for far too Sure enough, upon coming reminded me that the current threats soothed my tumul­ If a standard murderous, depths. "'' long, and I decided it was time to college, I spent many rest­ terror threat level was orange. .tuous soul, and I eyed the lecherous New Yorker And I'm never going back. to dive in. less nights on ill-fitted sheets. For me, this came as a nearest rabbi suspiciously. roughed me up, my only So I did, and it was a har­ My mother was right, so I log­ shock. Orange is practically Despite the rabbis, I arrived recourse would be to call my Editor's Note: Grant rowing experience I'll never ically assumed I was experi­ red, and red is the color of safely in New York, and I was mother and ask for her help. Lowther is a 20-year-old forget. My recent trek to New encing the worst the "real blood and blood is what struck by the .Jack ofblue-and­ But I eventually returned anthropology major. Check York City tossed me around world" had to offer by way of comes out of my knee when I yellow emergency stations. home to the womb that is UCF back each week for his musings and taught me about the real lumpy, chaffing bedding. don't wear proper protective These stations are so ubiq- in one piece. I spent two and a on college life.

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- ~ racism, but the Iraq war and dis­ playing slightly more tact this time around - if not nearly enough-as father Tommy Lee Jones tries to figure out why his son went AWOL stateside. Jones embodies everything Haggis could want in a charac­ ter, with his proper American values and steadfast determina­ tion. But it's the reluctant detec­ tive played by Charlize Theron who fesses up on Haggis' behalf with the line, "Yeah, I some­ times exaggerate for effect." COURTESYFOCUS FEATU RES What follows is a standard­ Top: Dane Cook and Jessica Alba, the poor man's Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel, couldn't issue, what-aren't-you-telling­ save Chuck from a raunchy bad review.Above: Viggo Mortensen and A History of Violence me murder-mystery coated in director reunited for Eastern Promises, which Mortensen keeps compelling. headline fodder. The story COURTESY UNIVERSALP ICTURES frustration is itself eclipsed by flinch fmal shot that begs more While most recognizable parts of UCF were lost in Sydney White, the Recreation and Wellness Center had its very own scene in the film. does admittedly capture the sense of inevitable frustration the distressingly simple-mind­ talk than it merits. that comes with the effects of ed way in which Haggis reach­ Opens in theatres every­ White still beats Wilder sequel our current conflict, but that es his conclusion: a made-you- where today. FROM A8 Greeks fare goes, it's a notch shooting is all about Rollins above that Van Wildersequel, College over in Wmter Park, have peaked with his Holly­ and, as far as Orlando shoots our Recreation and Wellness wood calling card, the clever are concerned, it's better than, Center gets its very own. short George Lucas in Love, er, Larry the Cable Guy: moment in the spotlight. manages to squander the mod­ Health Inspector. That's honestly about the est charms that served Bynes Our extras appear to be best we can say. · so well in Hairspray and She's every bit as capable as Holly­ Strip away the immediate the Man, although she main­ wood's or Vancouver's; local novelty of it, and Sydney tains a pluck that goes beyond members of the Marching White is simply shrug-worthy. the mere paycheck gig. Knights do us proud, and Besides, it'll be easier to So far as geeks-take-on- although most of the location pause and point on the DVD.

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