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Central Florida Future. 2258. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2258 ZOMBIE CRAWL '' On the prowl Dead bodies came to life UCF looks to claim first conference in Downtown Orlando win of the season-SEE sports,A6 - SEE NEWS, A2 ToseetheSGA @ memogoto: Incumbent senator www.UCFNews.com • Pledge elections for SGA Lusk said he plans to classes appeal the decision to the SGA Judicial Council. found in violation "I am confident in the On Thursday: appeals process, and I look puton SGA Senate live blog JEFFREY RILEY tions commission Tuesday according to an official forward to presenting my Editor-In-Chief evening. memorandum by the elec­ case to the judicial branch," \ by Ashley Camifax and William Lusk, who was tions commission. The vote ) Lusk said Jeffrey Riley A senator running for running for College of Sci­ count was 7-1 in favor of a hold Check out the blog page for live If the council overturns the re-election in the 42nd ences Seat 6, was found in major violation. the major violation· deci- · updates from the weekly SGA · Student Government Asso­ violation of attempting to '½.s of right now, W'tll is E-mail asks Senate meetingS: Also during ciation Senate was found in bribe and blatant disregard disqualified," said Marlee the meeting, follow us on major violation by the elec- of elections statutes, Popluder, supervisor of PLEASE SEE LUSK ON A3 Twitter@UCFNews. frats to hold off ASHLEY CARNIFAX On Friday: · · Online News Editor Anberlin frontman_got his start here at UCF . All UCF fraternities are by Lindsay DeCarlo \ being asked to suspend After being fired from_ his job at Uncover ,hursdays pledge clas.ses according to a local charity, Steplien an e-mail sent out by Kerry Christian went on to form Welch, assistant vice presi­ \ Anberlin, a nationally-touring dent for student develop­ ' alternative rock band. ment and enrollment servic­ es, and Belinda Boston, On Saturday: director of UCF Fraternity Professors transition and Sorority Llfe. from paper to the Web "On Sept 29, an anony­ by Justin $anak mous caller informed UCF Webcourses allows professors Hold on to that feeling: armed with anew lead singer and anew about alleged misconduct at to distribute syllabi and other ~et of fans, Journey hit Orlando with all their classics. an unnamed fraternity. That course materials, rather than same day, out of an abun­ , using paper copies. o. -SEEVARIEIY, A9 dance ofcaution, the univer­ sity asked all fraternities to On Sunday: voluntarily and temporarily UCF sports briefs • suspend pledge activities by CFF sports writers while UCF reviews the alle­ Check out our recaps from this gation," Grant Heston of · weekend's cross country, UCF News & Information women's golf and men's tennis said in a statement matches. The e-mail, which was . sent on behalf of UCF Fra­ ternity and Sorority Life, said that they received a. complaint that may be a "major risk management Breaking issue" and that no other information could be ·, l news on released at this time. myour cell Welch also said in his e­ mail that UCF is "asking all Get UCF news sentto your cell Fraternity's [sic] to voluntar­ phone. Just text the keyword ily suspend all New Mem­ , UCFNEWS to 44636. ber Education Processes/ . Membership Intake AROUND CAMPUS, A2 processes immediately and until further notice/ infor­ LEARNHOWTO mation can be gather and shared.'' CAPTURE THE WORLD The e-mail also said that ONE PHOTO AT ATIME fraternities would be There will be a short seminar Plus; informed when the issue has showing how to capture the basics · been resolved and they may of good photography composition Columns: Great American continue on with pledge today from noon until 1 p.m. in iKiwi: Fro-yo, the way to go activities. the Student Union, Room 218A. iKiwi, the new frozen traditions ·of apathy, steroids "Please know that we· Call 407-882-2300 for more info. yogurt joint located on the understand how important Emre Kelly, our relatiqnship cotumni~ the new ·member/member­ corner of Alafaya and ship intake process is to all McCulloch, offers a takes aJacksonian political stance on organi7,ations," Welch said LOCAL &STATE, A2 smorgasbord of toppings. relationships, white Austin Fowler rants on in his e-mail baseball purists and thejr medieval ways. Multiple calls to both MEYER SAYS TEBOW Welch and Boston were not returned as ofpress time. -~ IS RECOVERING WELL AFTER CONCUSSION UF coach Urban Meyer says quarterback Tim Tebow is l improving after sustaining a concussion. Meyer said Wednesday Environment expert advises Student -&)id drink was spiked that Tebow"looked terrific'' when he saw him Tuesday night. Anight at the bar students on energy, climate · ends in hallucinations PAUL LATTIBEAUDAIRE Orlando is the south­ BIANCA FORTIS Contributing Writer ATTORNEY FOR CASEY eastern U.S. regional pro­ Staff Writer ANTHONY'S PARENTS gram manager for the U.S. In a presentation about Environmental Protection Sarah Midden, a soph­ CLAIM BAD EVIDENCE climate and energy con­ Agency's Energy Star Pro­ omore English literature An attorney for the parents of Casey cerns, environmental gram. major, ended up in the Anthony says evidence being used expert Danny Orlando He followed with eye­ hands of UCF Health Ser­ by prosecutors is flawed. Brad stirred up students and fac­ brow-raising statistics that vices after a night out. Conway says the duct tape from ulty with thought-provok­ were meant to show how "I remember feeling the body of Caylee Anthony isn't ing questions such as: rapidly Earth's climate is like I was going to die," "How many of you act what was found in the house. changing. He said there are Midden said. RAMI ROTLEWla/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE like you live on a planet?" 12 percent fewer birds, 46 Agroup of students wait in line to enter Devaney's Too, which is located on the On Tuesday, Sept. 1, northeast corner of Colonial and Alafaya in the Alafaya Commons plaza. Orlando said percent fewer fish and 23 Midden went to The audience remained percent fewer mammals on Devaney's Too, a local Haveanyscarybar silent after the question, . liquor, so I thought that INDEX TODAY'S Earth now than there were sports bar, with her expenences., which was posed as part of since life began. He also • was why." Around Campus WEATHER boyfriend and his room­ www.UCFNews.com Midden's boyfriend a presentation titled said fossil fuels account for mate. Weather "Storms and Opportunities: said that she began stum­ 80 percent of Florida's While she was there, Local & State 2 A Planetary Energy and energy consumption. remember," Midden said. bling around so much she Nation & World 4 she had a few drinks from Her boyfriend, who needed to be carried to Climate Discussion." Orlando also displayed the bar. Around midnight Sports . About 150 gathered for asked to remain anony­ the car. pictures and graphs that someone slipped some­ Variety the presentation, which showed the melting polar mous, said that she began When he took her thing into her drink and acting as she were very Opinion took place Tuesday at 2 ice caps in Antarctica. if home she immediately she blacked out, Midden intoxicated. aassifieds p.m. in the Cape Florida increased water levels began vomiting, he said. said. "I didn't think she'd He said he thought she Sudoku Ballroom of the Student "I took a sip and that's Crossword Union. had that much to drink," PLEASE SEE SPEAKER ON A3 the last thing I he said. "But she'd had Pl EASE SEE UCF ON A5 • A2 ~.Centra/FloridaFuture.com Oct. 1, 2009 • (tntn( :Jloriba :.future AROUND • CAMPUS (rotral News and notices for ·• the UCF community 11oriba LeamtogogreenatUCFexpo Several student organiza­ tions, UCF departments and local green vendors are Orlando residents show off their 1uture hosting the first UCF Green zombie makeup at Zombietober Fest, the first annual festival of the The Student Newspaper at I/CF since 1968 • Expo and Lecture Sympo­ undead hosted by the Audubon sitnn today in the Pegasus Park Garden District in Downtown October 1, 2009 Ballroom today from-10 a.m. Orlando. The ~vent was on Friday. Vol 41, Issue 77 • 14 Pages until2p.m. The (ennui Flolilla Futull! is the independent, student- • The focus will be on written newspaper at the Un~ity of f.efltral Aorida. showcasing the communi­ Opinions In the Fuwre are those of the Individual . ty's green initiatives and will column~! and not nec,ssari~ thoseofthe editorial staff Zombies crawled their way through or the Unr;e~ty administraliOn. All content~ property fl feature guest speakers as of the Cenrral flolido Future and may not be rep!inted in well as student-created proj­ Downtown Orlando in the first ever part orin whok, without pennlssion from the pubfishe!. ects and experiments. NEWSROOM E-mail Zombietober Fest on Sept. 25 407-447-4558 .. Sustainable@mai1uc£edu for more information.