cff feb. 10, 2011
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The Central Florida Future from Feb. 10, 2011.TRANSCRIPT
Student ShotsUCF photographerssubmit artistic photos tothe Future mdash SEE NEWS A2
From his days at UCF to Green BayJosh Sitton is a champ mdash SEE SPORTS A6
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TODAYrsquoSWEATHER
Screening of Prince AmongSlavesrdquoto promote awareness
In recognition of BlackHistory Month and IslamAwareness Month theMuslim Student Associa-tion will be screening thefilm Prince Among Slaves
The film chronicles thejourney of hundreds ofslaves as they make theirway to America One of theslaves an heir to the throneof one of the largest king-doms in Africa is also cap-tured on the ship
The event which willtake place at Brooklyn PizzaonThursday is open to allstudents It will begin atnoon
CAB to host Romance Movie Trivia Knight
The Campus ActivitiesBoard will be hostingRomance Trivia Knightwhich will celebrate Valen-tinersquos Day with a trivia nightgeared toward romancefilms
Free food as well asprizes will be offered dur-ing the event The eventwill be held on Thursdayfrom 7 pm to 9 pm
All UCF students arewelcome to attend theevent which will take placein the Ferrell CommonsrsquoActivities Center (FC-7H)
AROUND CAMPUS
News and notices forthe UCF community
UCF students weregiven their fifteen minuteson the red carpet Mondayat the Campus Movie FestFinale
More than one hundredteams from across the uni-versity participated in thecompetition where stu-dents were given one weekto complete a five-minute
film The top sixteen filmswere shown in the PegasusBallroom
CMF began at UCF fouryears ago and has nowbecome the largest studentfilm festival in the worldMore and more collegecampuses participateevery year
ldquoWe currently go toover 75 schools across theUS and Mexicordquo saidCMF Promotions Manag-
er Kevin Moogan ldquoInFlorida we are going toJacksonville UniversityRollins College UCF Uni-versity of Tampa and USFThere is also no limit tothe number of partici-pants We are able to equipeveryone who signs upwith a Panasonic HD cam-era and an Apple laptop tofilm their movierdquo
The judges were aselect panel group of stu-
dents staff and facultyfrom UCF
Winners will be goingon to the InternationalGrand Finale in Holly-wood Calif The Finale is agala weekend that featuresopportunities with indus-try luminaries a chance tosee top student movies on
UCF lands two films in Grand Finale
PLEASE SEE FILMS ON A4
ALLISON HODGESContributing Writer
MICHELLE DAVIS CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURENancy Lee left and Jessica Reynosoright rent equipment at Movie Fest
Movie Fest a red carpet affair For more photosof the Movie FestwwwUCFNewscom
Uncover Central Florida
Joshua Radin took to the Plaza Theatre stage in Downtown
Orlando to promote his newest album lsquoThe Rock and the Tidersquo
mdash SEE VARIETY A8
Hostile actions of a few violent Muslimextremists have given Americans a very nega-tive view of what it means to be Muslimaccording to Nadine Falestine a UCF and theMuslim Student Awareness alumna
On Feb 7 theMSA kicked off itsevents for IslamAwareness Monthand looks to com-bat the miscon-ceptions of Islamand its practices
Funded bySGA MSA hasplanned a wholemonth of eventsto give studentsand faculty aninside look attheir religion andorganization
The monthserves as a venuefor UCFrsquos Muslim population to share theirstories and help the student body understandthe many misconceptions surrounding Islampractices many of which have been fedthrough popular media outlets
ldquoUnfortunately those who believe every-thing they see on TV carry this misconcep-
Muslims unitefor IslamicAwarenessMonth in Feb
VANESSA HORNEDOContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE MSA ON A4
The ldquoFreshman 15rdquoisnrsquot a myth but it doesnrsquothave to be a reality
This is just one of themessages that HealthyKnights 2020 hopes to getacross to students
Inspired by the Sur-geon Generalrsquos ldquoHealthyPeople 2020rdquo projectHealthy Knights 2020which started in Januaryexamines the healthneeds of students anddetermines what supportis currently in place andwhat additional needsmust be addressed
With help from theHealth Promotion depart-ment the Student Devel-opment and EnrollmentServices who presentHealthy Knights found
that one of the majorproblems when examin-ing studentsrsquo health needswas that despite market-ing efforts many studentswere unaware of theresources offered to them
Assistant Director ofHealth Promotion at theRecreation and WellnessCenter Peter Mastroian-ni said the project was ajoint effort designed toldquobreak through the com-munication barriers thatexist with so manydepartments workingsimultaneously but sepa-ratelyrdquo
According to surveyresults of the 2010 Nation-al College Health Assess-ment the top healthissues for freshmen stu-dents are stress sleep
JENNIFER RIOSContributing Writer
After 25 years ofsilence the Debate Clubat UCF is back and readyto reinstate itself as anationally distinguishedteam
On Feb 12-14 UCFrsquosnew group of debaterswill gather in the Nichol-son School of Communi-cation with 21 otherteams in the inauguralJeff Butler ldquoReady Aimand Duckrdquo invitational todefend their stances onthis yearrsquos issue whichpertains to the number ofimmigrant or temporary-work visas family-basedvisas and human traffick-ing-based visas
The new teamformed by director ofdebate and instructor in
the NSC Sydne Kaslewill debate against teamsfrom the University ofFlorida and the Universi-ty of Miami among oth-ers
ldquoResurrecting a pro-gram is much differentfrom starting a programrdquosaid Kasle who reformedthe team last fall ldquoThisschool has a rich and
highly respectable histo-ry in the world of inter-collegiate debate and it isvery important that wehonor the history as wemove into the next erardquo
Kasle was introducedto the world of debate in1986 (the same yearUCFrsquos team was discon-
Debate club ends 25-year silence
ABIGAIL DONALDSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Members of the recently reinstated UCF Debate Club with their instructorSydne Kasle
UCF hosts inauguralinvitational debate
Misconceptions plague group
ABIGAIL DONALDSONStaff Writer
PLEASE SEE DEBATE ON A3PLEASE SEE FAST ON A3
Healthy Knightsget fit fight fat
RATHER BEWITH RADIN
The Future is working tocompile information aboutorganizations and events inthe UCF community for ourcalendar on UCFNewscomand the Around Campussection of the paper
If you know of any infor-mation you or your organi-zation would like us toinclude send an e-mail toEventsCFFgmailcom
LET US KNOW
COURTESY MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATIONThe Muslim Student Association planson a hosting month of events at UCF
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecomA2 Feb 10 2011 bull
CHELSEA ST JOHN CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREChelsea gives an offset look at the College of Engineering
JAMES RIVERA SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREJames takes a slanted look at rows of seats that line the auditorium
MIKE BALDUCCI CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREBryce Emley looks on while his team bats during an intramural baseball game
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREStudents pass on the flame at a Hanukkah event in front of the Arena
ADAM SHEIKH SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREThe pegasus statue outside the Fairwinds Alumni center illuminates
MIKE BALDUCCI CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURENik Robson of the UCF soccerteam shoots a free kick at theSoccer Complex
ADAM TRUMBLY SPECIAL TO THE CFFThe new Psychology buildinglights up the night
KAYLEE WOLF SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREKaylee reflects on a Knights football game at Bright House Networks Stadium
Student Shots is a weekly feature that allows you the student to submit your artistic photos to the Central Florida Future Any UCF student is welcome tosubmit their UCF-related shots To submit your photos please contact our Photo Editor
at PhotoCFFgmailcom All photos will be subject to editing
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tinued) at Wayne State inDetroit Mich after sheenrolled in an argumenta-tion class where shefound she had a knack fordebate From there shewent on to coach severalintercollegiate debateteams at universities suchas Florida State Syracuseand Minnesotarsquos WinonaState
Now she hopes to rein-state UCF as one of thetop intercollegiate debateteams in the country atthis weekendrsquos invitation-al named in honor of JeffButler who was one of theschoolrsquos first debate
leadersButler who is now an
associate professor in theNSC is glad that thedebate program has beenbrought back
ldquoUCF was once nation-ally prominent in compet-itive debaterdquo Butler saidldquoReinstating a prominentdebate program providesinvaluable opportunitiesto our students the uni-versity and the communi-tyrdquo
Butler formed the teamin 1970 when UCF was stillknown as Florida Techno-logical University UCFfaced off against schoolssuch as Harvard Dart-mouth Cornell Oxford
and Cambridge The teamalso hosted the SovietNational Debate Team atthe height of the Cold Warera
The team won count-less awards and madeappearances in severalchampionships at thenational level in additionto being ranked No 1 in thestate of Florida for fiveyears in a row
This weekendrsquos compe-tition will consist of sever-al rounds spread out overthe two-day period fol-lowed by an awards cere-mony Students will com-pete in a two-on-twopolicy debate in front of apanel of judges
Competitors will bedivided into three levels ofskill open junior varsityand novice
There will be a total ofeight speeches per roundas well as a cross-examina-tion round The four con-structive speeches focuson the initial building of ateamrsquos case dependentupon their negative oraffirmative stance Inbetween the constructivespeeches is a cross-exami-nation round where teamshave the opportunity toquestion their opponentson their stance
The last four speechesare called the rebuttalspeeches that focus on
which team can upholdtheir case with thestrongest argument
Junior molecular biolo-gy and microbiologymajor Christina Vitolo andfreshman political sciencemajor Emily Johns will berepresenting UCF in thejunior varsity category
Johns has been activelycompeting in debates forseven years in the Nation-al Christian Forensics andCommunications Associa-tion an organization thatgoverns home schooldebate and was thrilled todiscover that UCF hadrevived its team
ldquoI love the competi-tionrdquo said Johns who con-
siders herself to be a verycompetitive person ldquoItrsquosacademic itrsquos keeping usinvolved and up-to-dateon current events Itrsquos afine art that you can pur-sue to challenge yourselfItrsquos a lot of funrdquo
Kasle said that ifdebaters arenrsquot sleepingtheyrsquore probably research-ing Johns agreed
ldquoWhat donrsquot we do toprepare for the debatesrdquosaid Johns who said hespends 25 to 30 hours aweek researching for thecompetition ldquoIt takes a lotof getting to know yourtopic getting to know thepeople yoursquore going upagainstrdquo
Debate team prepares for first competitionFROM A1
coldflu anxiety and theInternetcomputers
ldquoStudents often avoidtaking advantage of serv-ices due to stigma espe-cially around emotionalhealth issuesrdquo Mas-troianni said
The Wellness Centeroffers stress-manage-ment services that manystudents may not beaware of according toMastroianni It offersnutrition and fitnesseducation includingcooking classes as wellas programs to enhancesexual wellness
The UCF CounselingCenter offers workshopsto help students copewith stress and otheremotional health issuesThe Real Project is also apart of the current cam-pus health options and iscentered on addictionhelp
Mastroianni said thatmore can be done aboutpromoting better sleep
patterns decreasing risktaking and helping stu-dents express emotionseffectively
In addition he saidstudents continue tostruggle in findinghealthy meal optionsthat are affordablethough there are severalhealthy eating options oncampus
Freshman Josh Gar-ber an engineeringmajor said he is contentwith his options
ldquoTherersquos really every-thing I could ask forrdquoGarber said
He added that thoughBurger King isnrsquot usuallyamong his choices hedoesnrsquot think it would betoo hard to find some-thing moderately healthyas many fast food restau-rants are providinghealthier options
Instead of using theCounseling Center tocope with stress Garberturns to a different facili-ty
ldquoWhen Irsquom stressed
out I take advantage ofthe Fitness Centerrdquo Gar-ber said
Biology majorMichelle Ingman prefersSubway as her mainchoice of campus restau-rant
She said she doesnrsquotcurrently take advan-tage of the emotionalhealth services on cam-pus but has heard a lotabout the CounselingCenter and how wel-coming it is
Dr J Robert Wiragdirector of UCF HealthServices said he consid-ers Healthy Knights 2020to be an effort that willcontinue through intothe future
ldquoWhen we reach 2020we expect to look backand say lsquoWhat a power-ful demonstrated impactwe have had on helpingpromote the HealthyPeople 2020 goalsrsquo rdquoWirag said
He said the HealthyKnights 2020 website tobe a ldquoone-stop point of
accessrdquo to information abouthealth programs and servic-es that will change frequent-ly as new informationbecomes available
ldquoWe are very excitedabout this Campus HealthInitiativerdquo Wirag said
Recently Mastroiannihas taken advantage of themassage therapy servicesavailable in his departmentin an effort to practice whathe preaches and plans totake better advantage of thenew gym facilities
ldquoThe new swimmingpoolrdquo Mastroianni said ldquoiscalling my namerdquo
Fast food makes proper health toughFROM A1
RN Rupal Ozagives juniorcommunicationsciences anddisorders majorPeggy Warner aflu shot onMonday infront of thepharmacy aspart of theHealthyKnights 2020campaign
NICOLE SCHOEN CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTURE
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecomA4 Feb 10 2011 bull
studio lots and an awardsceremony
The films were loadedwith creativity and rangingfrom dramatic to comedicBoth of these genres madeit to the semifinals in twofilms called Fun Machineand I or Me
I or Me is a twistingdrama about the choice ofwho deserves the right tolive mdash a crude dying manor his clone who never gotthe chance to have a life ofhis own The movie wonBest Drama
Fun Machine the come-dy that won Best Picturewas about a man who is
suddenly transported intovirtual reality where hemust struggle against hisown incompetence inorder to escape
Matt Grass a senior psy-chology major workedwith Luke Berg a seniorcinema major in their filmJimmyrsquos Passion to winBest Comedy
ldquoJimmyrsquos Passion is amockumentary about a 23-year-old boy essentiallyHersquos extremely naive andloves playing guitar Unfor-tunately hersquos not verygoodrdquo Berg said
Ill Mafioso won theaward for Most Popularand Best ActorActresswent to Anthony Consolo
for his performance in I orMe
ldquoItrsquos amazing how youcan give someone a cameraand some editing softwareand get completely differ-ent filmsrdquo said Grass ldquoIenjoyed most of the filmsSome were off-the-wallwhich Irsquom all about Otherswere amazing like I orMerdquo
ldquoThe other films werewell writtenrdquo said BergldquoCMF is a great opportuni-ty allowing young writersactors and directors thechance to show off their tal-ents to their peers some-thing we may not other-wise get the chance to dordquo
The winners were given
prizes that included tick-ets to Universal Studiosan iPod Nano and an iPodTouch Prizes were notonly awarded to the filmmakers the audience par-ticipated in a raffle which
included similar prizesThe other movies
included SmoumlrgaringsboredStranger Number SevenPet Semiterry Doll HouseIdem I Got a Story to TellOur Nights I Fell for You
Hedda To Have and to(blank) Eyes Gold Manand Ill Mafioso You cancatch these films bysearching for UCF onwwwcampusmoviefestcom
Films advance to International Grand FinaleFROM A1
tion Anyone willing totake 5 minutes to do somereal research on Islam canquickly dismiss this mis-conceptionrdquo Falestinesaid
MSA has given UCFstudents an easy way todo that research by host-ing ten events promotingthe education andacceptance of the Islamicsociety
FROM A1
MICHELLE DAVIS CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Students walk down the red carpet at the Campus Movie Fest on Monday in the Pegasus Ballroom
Amtullah Shahid anMSA member responsi-ble for planning theseevents hopes studentswill keep an open mindand attend at least one ofthe activities in February
She feels that themost important thing forstudents to understand isthe role of relationshipsbetween men andwomen of her faith
Covered from head totoe Shahid hopes peoplecan accept that she haschosen her path and herdress of her own freewill
She said women arenot forced to act or dressmodestly they do itbecause it pleases Godmdashitrsquos just that simpleaccording to Shahid
To reinforce this ideaAltaf Husain a socialworker and contributingwriter to Islam Onlinehas been invited to do alecture on ldquoMenWomen and Modesty Thatrsquos so last year isnrsquotitrdquo in which he will dis-cuss commonly misun-derstood topics aboutthe roles and rights ofmen and women in theIslamic society
Husain will be speak-ing in CSB 101 on FridayFeb 11 at 7 pm
Students who areinterested in getting amore narrow sense ofgender roles can attendldquoWomen in Islamrdquo inHEC 125 at 6 pm orldquoManliness in Islamrdquo inHEC 118 at 730 pmBoth events are TuesdayFeb 15
Abdullah Sabawaipresident of MSA isespecially excited aboutgetting his religionrsquosmessage out to the stu-dents and faculty
ldquoBy learning aboutother faiths and breakingdown the barriers ofignorance we increasein mutual understandingand are ultimately amore peaceful commu-nityrdquo Sabawai said ldquoIfsomeone were to attendonly one event Irsquod rec-ommend Convert Sto-ries because the QampAsession is likely toencompass manyaspects of Islamrdquo
Convert Stories isscheduled for MondayFeb 28 at 730 pm inCOMM 101
Through IslamAwareness MonthSabawai hopes to help
people learn about Islamas it was revealed in theQurrsquoan thus making aclear and distinct separa-tion between extremismand true Islam
ldquoIt is vital that we useour time at UCF to domore than just sit in aclassroomrdquo Falestinesaid ldquoWe are here to gainknowledge about theworld around usrdquo
For more informationon the MSA visit theirFacebook page bysearching ldquoMuslim Stu-dent Association (UCFChapter)rdquo
For a more one-on-one approach stop bythe MSArsquos booth in frontof the Student Unionusually stationed onMondays and Tuesdaysfrom 10 am to 2 pm
MSA plans to educate
rdquoPizza and Film ScreeningPrince Among SlavesrdquoThursdayFeb10 at noonBrooklyn Pizza
rdquoMenWomen and ModestyThatrsquos so last yearisnrsquot itrdquo-Featuring DrAltaf HusainFridayFeb11 at 700 pmCSB101
rdquoWomen in Islamrdquo- FeaturingNajia Kurdi TuesdayFeb15 at600 pmHEC 125
rdquoWomenrsquos SoireerdquoTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoManliness in Islamrdquo-Featuring DrAli ShehataTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoAn Evening with Imam SirajWahhajrdquoFridayFeb25 at 630pmCOMM 101
rdquoConvert StoriesrdquoMondayFeb28 at 730 pmCOMM101
rdquoWhat is Jihadrdquo- FeaturingDrAli Shehata WednesdayMarch 2 at 700 pmCSB 101
rdquoComedy Night IIrdquo- FeaturingObaida Abdul-Rahim March 46 pmCSB 101
There will also be an open-mic segmentThose interestedin performingsubmit scriptsfor approval toping1988knightsucfedu
COMPLETE LISTOF THE EVENTS
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With the weather stillbogging down Floridawith sporadic thunder-storms and surprisinglychilly conditions northerntravel for spring breakseems to be no longer anoption
How convenient thatwe live where the rest ofthe world vacations Stick-ing at home isnrsquot so badafter all Florida is home tomore than just Disney andPanama City
We took a look at somecheap and close destina-tions for your scaled backspring break
ClearwaterStPetersburgTThhee bbeeaacchheess Clearwa-
ter is regularly rated as oneof the whitest beaches inAmerica and Fort Desotoin southern Pinellas Coun-ty was rated by Dr Beachas the best overall beach inthe country
Desoto is a perfect mixof backwoods campingand tropical paradise anditrsquos on the site of a CivilWar fortification if the his-tory nerd inside of you isinterested
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown St Pete mightnot look like much fromthe outside but itrsquos full ofunique dive bars and con-cert venues that give life tothe otherwise sleepy townDirectly across the streetfrom Tropicana FieldFergrsquos Sports Bar serves asa great post-baseball gamedrinking hole
Bishop Tavern is a regu-lar hangout spot for celebsand out-of-town athletesand itrsquos become known asone of the best bars fordrink specials downtownThe State Theatre and Jan-nus Landing are well-known venues in themusic world and despitetheir small roomy sizesthey still pull in top namesin rock and hip-hop
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeThe Gulf Coast is knownmost for its great bars andrestaurants that line thewater and truly give Pinel-las County its ldquobeach bumrdquoattitude Salt Rock Grill onIndian Rocks Beach is justone of many along thecoast that fishermenrsquosboats pull right up to aftera long day and dump offtheir fresh hauls
StAugustineTThhee bbeeaacchheess Obvious-
ly the beaches arenrsquot themain attraction in StAugustine But for therecord the cityrsquos beachesare surprisingly nice fornortheast Florida Itseems in the rush toCocoa and Jacksonvillethe beaches of St Augus-tine have remained calmand quiet
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeHistory is the key word indowntown St AugustineSt George Street markedby its trademark coquina
stone pillars is a gatewayto ancient artifacts TheColonial Spanish QuarterCordova Street and Castil-la de San Marcos are amust-see for even thecasual history buff
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeClearly the history of StAugustine is the cityrsquosmost well-known trait StAugustine is also home toone of Floridarsquos best up-and-coming music festi-vals Harvest of HopeWhat began last year withappearances from GirlTalk The NationalAgainst Me and Less ThanJake is continuing this yearwith The Mountain GoatsBroken Social Scene Anti-Flag and Billy Bragg Thefestival is a benefit for aunique cause as wellmigrant farm workers
SarasotaTThhee bbeeaacchheess Once
your feet touch the pow-dered sugar-white sand onSiesta Key Beach yoursquollknow the trip was worth itYou can wade out into thewater for a while before itgets deep snorkel on thesandbars walk along theshore at sunset get somefood at the snack bar orplay some games of volley-ball on the sand courts
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeAt the heart of Siesta KeyVillage Gilliganrsquos IslandBar amp Grill has loads offood and drink specialsthemed nights live musicand DJs Nearby the popu-lar Daiquiri Deck Raw Barhas a large selection ofseafood and more obvi-ously a huge menu ofaffordable frozen drinks
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeWhether yoursquore intomarine life arts or soakingup the sun Sarasota hassomething to check out Ithas the bars and nightlifebut for a more culturalexperience spend a day atthe Ringling Museum ofArt along Sarasota Bay Orcheck out Mote MarineLab and Aquariumrsquossharks manatees sea tur-tles dolphins and morethan 100 other speciesplus check out the workthey do at the sea turtledolphin and whale hospi-tals
MiamiTThhee bbeeaacchheess Therersquos
nothing like South BeachSure itrsquos not the ldquoTrueMiamirdquo as CSI and RickRoss portray it but SouthBeach is the mecca forgreat food beautiful peo-ple and a dash of culturenot to be found anywhereelse in the country
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown Miami specifi-cally South Beach is not ascrazy as the stories maylead you to believe Itrsquos abit worn down and itrsquosextremely expensiveCheck out Dolphin Mall agreat outdoor shopping
plaza that lines thebeach
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee What doesnrsquotmake Miami uniqueThe weekend of springbreak Miami is hostingthe World Golf Champi-onship at Doral Itrsquoshome to Dwyane Wadeand the Heat itrsquos gotgreat Cuban culture(and some classy cigarshops) and itrsquos whereyoursquoll find some of themost obscure mdash andexpensive mdash fashions inthe country
Daytona BeachTThhee bbeeaacchheess There
really isnrsquot a more obvi-ous choice than Day-tona for various well-known reasons Sandand water quality arealways great and theselection of hotels alongthe beachline stretchesas far as the eye can see
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnnsscceennee Realisticallydowntown Daytona hasslowly become the areaaround the beachlineBe sure to check outsmall restaurants alongthe water as well asones more inlandCheck out Don VitorsquosItalian Restaurant andThe Cellar both ofwhich are highlyesteemed Italian restau-rants in the area
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee Other than beingclose to UCF Daytonarsquosability to attract anincredible number ofcollege students duringspring break should be ahuge added bonusassuming thatrsquos whatyoursquore going for
It would be difficultto go wrong with Day-tona Beach
Countdown to springbreak three short weeks
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CFF ARCHIVE
SportswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
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NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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CHELSEA ST JOHN CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREChelsea gives an offset look at the College of Engineering
JAMES RIVERA SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREJames takes a slanted look at rows of seats that line the auditorium
MIKE BALDUCCI CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREBryce Emley looks on while his team bats during an intramural baseball game
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREStudents pass on the flame at a Hanukkah event in front of the Arena
ADAM SHEIKH SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREThe pegasus statue outside the Fairwinds Alumni center illuminates
MIKE BALDUCCI CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURENik Robson of the UCF soccerteam shoots a free kick at theSoccer Complex
ADAM TRUMBLY SPECIAL TO THE CFFThe new Psychology buildinglights up the night
KAYLEE WOLF SPECIAL TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREKaylee reflects on a Knights football game at Bright House Networks Stadium
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tinued) at Wayne State inDetroit Mich after sheenrolled in an argumenta-tion class where shefound she had a knack fordebate From there shewent on to coach severalintercollegiate debateteams at universities suchas Florida State Syracuseand Minnesotarsquos WinonaState
Now she hopes to rein-state UCF as one of thetop intercollegiate debateteams in the country atthis weekendrsquos invitation-al named in honor of JeffButler who was one of theschoolrsquos first debate
leadersButler who is now an
associate professor in theNSC is glad that thedebate program has beenbrought back
ldquoUCF was once nation-ally prominent in compet-itive debaterdquo Butler saidldquoReinstating a prominentdebate program providesinvaluable opportunitiesto our students the uni-versity and the communi-tyrdquo
Butler formed the teamin 1970 when UCF was stillknown as Florida Techno-logical University UCFfaced off against schoolssuch as Harvard Dart-mouth Cornell Oxford
and Cambridge The teamalso hosted the SovietNational Debate Team atthe height of the Cold Warera
The team won count-less awards and madeappearances in severalchampionships at thenational level in additionto being ranked No 1 in thestate of Florida for fiveyears in a row
This weekendrsquos compe-tition will consist of sever-al rounds spread out overthe two-day period fol-lowed by an awards cere-mony Students will com-pete in a two-on-twopolicy debate in front of apanel of judges
Competitors will bedivided into three levels ofskill open junior varsityand novice
There will be a total ofeight speeches per roundas well as a cross-examina-tion round The four con-structive speeches focuson the initial building of ateamrsquos case dependentupon their negative oraffirmative stance Inbetween the constructivespeeches is a cross-exami-nation round where teamshave the opportunity toquestion their opponentson their stance
The last four speechesare called the rebuttalspeeches that focus on
which team can upholdtheir case with thestrongest argument
Junior molecular biolo-gy and microbiologymajor Christina Vitolo andfreshman political sciencemajor Emily Johns will berepresenting UCF in thejunior varsity category
Johns has been activelycompeting in debates forseven years in the Nation-al Christian Forensics andCommunications Associa-tion an organization thatgoverns home schooldebate and was thrilled todiscover that UCF hadrevived its team
ldquoI love the competi-tionrdquo said Johns who con-
siders herself to be a verycompetitive person ldquoItrsquosacademic itrsquos keeping usinvolved and up-to-dateon current events Itrsquos afine art that you can pur-sue to challenge yourselfItrsquos a lot of funrdquo
Kasle said that ifdebaters arenrsquot sleepingtheyrsquore probably research-ing Johns agreed
ldquoWhat donrsquot we do toprepare for the debatesrdquosaid Johns who said hespends 25 to 30 hours aweek researching for thecompetition ldquoIt takes a lotof getting to know yourtopic getting to know thepeople yoursquore going upagainstrdquo
Debate team prepares for first competitionFROM A1
coldflu anxiety and theInternetcomputers
ldquoStudents often avoidtaking advantage of serv-ices due to stigma espe-cially around emotionalhealth issuesrdquo Mas-troianni said
The Wellness Centeroffers stress-manage-ment services that manystudents may not beaware of according toMastroianni It offersnutrition and fitnesseducation includingcooking classes as wellas programs to enhancesexual wellness
The UCF CounselingCenter offers workshopsto help students copewith stress and otheremotional health issuesThe Real Project is also apart of the current cam-pus health options and iscentered on addictionhelp
Mastroianni said thatmore can be done aboutpromoting better sleep
patterns decreasing risktaking and helping stu-dents express emotionseffectively
In addition he saidstudents continue tostruggle in findinghealthy meal optionsthat are affordablethough there are severalhealthy eating options oncampus
Freshman Josh Gar-ber an engineeringmajor said he is contentwith his options
ldquoTherersquos really every-thing I could ask forrdquoGarber said
He added that thoughBurger King isnrsquot usuallyamong his choices hedoesnrsquot think it would betoo hard to find some-thing moderately healthyas many fast food restau-rants are providinghealthier options
Instead of using theCounseling Center tocope with stress Garberturns to a different facili-ty
ldquoWhen Irsquom stressed
out I take advantage ofthe Fitness Centerrdquo Gar-ber said
Biology majorMichelle Ingman prefersSubway as her mainchoice of campus restau-rant
She said she doesnrsquotcurrently take advan-tage of the emotionalhealth services on cam-pus but has heard a lotabout the CounselingCenter and how wel-coming it is
Dr J Robert Wiragdirector of UCF HealthServices said he consid-ers Healthy Knights 2020to be an effort that willcontinue through intothe future
ldquoWhen we reach 2020we expect to look backand say lsquoWhat a power-ful demonstrated impactwe have had on helpingpromote the HealthyPeople 2020 goalsrsquo rdquoWirag said
He said the HealthyKnights 2020 website tobe a ldquoone-stop point of
accessrdquo to information abouthealth programs and servic-es that will change frequent-ly as new informationbecomes available
ldquoWe are very excitedabout this Campus HealthInitiativerdquo Wirag said
Recently Mastroiannihas taken advantage of themassage therapy servicesavailable in his departmentin an effort to practice whathe preaches and plans totake better advantage of thenew gym facilities
ldquoThe new swimmingpoolrdquo Mastroianni said ldquoiscalling my namerdquo
Fast food makes proper health toughFROM A1
RN Rupal Ozagives juniorcommunicationsciences anddisorders majorPeggy Warner aflu shot onMonday infront of thepharmacy aspart of theHealthyKnights 2020campaign
NICOLE SCHOEN CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTURE
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studio lots and an awardsceremony
The films were loadedwith creativity and rangingfrom dramatic to comedicBoth of these genres madeit to the semifinals in twofilms called Fun Machineand I or Me
I or Me is a twistingdrama about the choice ofwho deserves the right tolive mdash a crude dying manor his clone who never gotthe chance to have a life ofhis own The movie wonBest Drama
Fun Machine the come-dy that won Best Picturewas about a man who is
suddenly transported intovirtual reality where hemust struggle against hisown incompetence inorder to escape
Matt Grass a senior psy-chology major workedwith Luke Berg a seniorcinema major in their filmJimmyrsquos Passion to winBest Comedy
ldquoJimmyrsquos Passion is amockumentary about a 23-year-old boy essentiallyHersquos extremely naive andloves playing guitar Unfor-tunately hersquos not verygoodrdquo Berg said
Ill Mafioso won theaward for Most Popularand Best ActorActresswent to Anthony Consolo
for his performance in I orMe
ldquoItrsquos amazing how youcan give someone a cameraand some editing softwareand get completely differ-ent filmsrdquo said Grass ldquoIenjoyed most of the filmsSome were off-the-wallwhich Irsquom all about Otherswere amazing like I orMerdquo
ldquoThe other films werewell writtenrdquo said BergldquoCMF is a great opportuni-ty allowing young writersactors and directors thechance to show off their tal-ents to their peers some-thing we may not other-wise get the chance to dordquo
The winners were given
prizes that included tick-ets to Universal Studiosan iPod Nano and an iPodTouch Prizes were notonly awarded to the filmmakers the audience par-ticipated in a raffle which
included similar prizesThe other movies
included SmoumlrgaringsboredStranger Number SevenPet Semiterry Doll HouseIdem I Got a Story to TellOur Nights I Fell for You
Hedda To Have and to(blank) Eyes Gold Manand Ill Mafioso You cancatch these films bysearching for UCF onwwwcampusmoviefestcom
Films advance to International Grand FinaleFROM A1
tion Anyone willing totake 5 minutes to do somereal research on Islam canquickly dismiss this mis-conceptionrdquo Falestinesaid
MSA has given UCFstudents an easy way todo that research by host-ing ten events promotingthe education andacceptance of the Islamicsociety
FROM A1
MICHELLE DAVIS CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Students walk down the red carpet at the Campus Movie Fest on Monday in the Pegasus Ballroom
Amtullah Shahid anMSA member responsi-ble for planning theseevents hopes studentswill keep an open mindand attend at least one ofthe activities in February
She feels that themost important thing forstudents to understand isthe role of relationshipsbetween men andwomen of her faith
Covered from head totoe Shahid hopes peoplecan accept that she haschosen her path and herdress of her own freewill
She said women arenot forced to act or dressmodestly they do itbecause it pleases Godmdashitrsquos just that simpleaccording to Shahid
To reinforce this ideaAltaf Husain a socialworker and contributingwriter to Islam Onlinehas been invited to do alecture on ldquoMenWomen and Modesty Thatrsquos so last year isnrsquotitrdquo in which he will dis-cuss commonly misun-derstood topics aboutthe roles and rights ofmen and women in theIslamic society
Husain will be speak-ing in CSB 101 on FridayFeb 11 at 7 pm
Students who areinterested in getting amore narrow sense ofgender roles can attendldquoWomen in Islamrdquo inHEC 125 at 6 pm orldquoManliness in Islamrdquo inHEC 118 at 730 pmBoth events are TuesdayFeb 15
Abdullah Sabawaipresident of MSA isespecially excited aboutgetting his religionrsquosmessage out to the stu-dents and faculty
ldquoBy learning aboutother faiths and breakingdown the barriers ofignorance we increasein mutual understandingand are ultimately amore peaceful commu-nityrdquo Sabawai said ldquoIfsomeone were to attendonly one event Irsquod rec-ommend Convert Sto-ries because the QampAsession is likely toencompass manyaspects of Islamrdquo
Convert Stories isscheduled for MondayFeb 28 at 730 pm inCOMM 101
Through IslamAwareness MonthSabawai hopes to help
people learn about Islamas it was revealed in theQurrsquoan thus making aclear and distinct separa-tion between extremismand true Islam
ldquoIt is vital that we useour time at UCF to domore than just sit in aclassroomrdquo Falestinesaid ldquoWe are here to gainknowledge about theworld around usrdquo
For more informationon the MSA visit theirFacebook page bysearching ldquoMuslim Stu-dent Association (UCFChapter)rdquo
For a more one-on-one approach stop bythe MSArsquos booth in frontof the Student Unionusually stationed onMondays and Tuesdaysfrom 10 am to 2 pm
MSA plans to educate
rdquoPizza and Film ScreeningPrince Among SlavesrdquoThursdayFeb10 at noonBrooklyn Pizza
rdquoMenWomen and ModestyThatrsquos so last yearisnrsquot itrdquo-Featuring DrAltaf HusainFridayFeb11 at 700 pmCSB101
rdquoWomen in Islamrdquo- FeaturingNajia Kurdi TuesdayFeb15 at600 pmHEC 125
rdquoWomenrsquos SoireerdquoTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoManliness in Islamrdquo-Featuring DrAli ShehataTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoAn Evening with Imam SirajWahhajrdquoFridayFeb25 at 630pmCOMM 101
rdquoConvert StoriesrdquoMondayFeb28 at 730 pmCOMM101
rdquoWhat is Jihadrdquo- FeaturingDrAli Shehata WednesdayMarch 2 at 700 pmCSB 101
rdquoComedy Night IIrdquo- FeaturingObaida Abdul-Rahim March 46 pmCSB 101
There will also be an open-mic segmentThose interestedin performingsubmit scriptsfor approval toping1988knightsucfedu
COMPLETE LISTOF THE EVENTS
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With the weather stillbogging down Floridawith sporadic thunder-storms and surprisinglychilly conditions northerntravel for spring breakseems to be no longer anoption
How convenient thatwe live where the rest ofthe world vacations Stick-ing at home isnrsquot so badafter all Florida is home tomore than just Disney andPanama City
We took a look at somecheap and close destina-tions for your scaled backspring break
ClearwaterStPetersburgTThhee bbeeaacchheess Clearwa-
ter is regularly rated as oneof the whitest beaches inAmerica and Fort Desotoin southern Pinellas Coun-ty was rated by Dr Beachas the best overall beach inthe country
Desoto is a perfect mixof backwoods campingand tropical paradise anditrsquos on the site of a CivilWar fortification if the his-tory nerd inside of you isinterested
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown St Pete mightnot look like much fromthe outside but itrsquos full ofunique dive bars and con-cert venues that give life tothe otherwise sleepy townDirectly across the streetfrom Tropicana FieldFergrsquos Sports Bar serves asa great post-baseball gamedrinking hole
Bishop Tavern is a regu-lar hangout spot for celebsand out-of-town athletesand itrsquos become known asone of the best bars fordrink specials downtownThe State Theatre and Jan-nus Landing are well-known venues in themusic world and despitetheir small roomy sizesthey still pull in top namesin rock and hip-hop
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeThe Gulf Coast is knownmost for its great bars andrestaurants that line thewater and truly give Pinel-las County its ldquobeach bumrdquoattitude Salt Rock Grill onIndian Rocks Beach is justone of many along thecoast that fishermenrsquosboats pull right up to aftera long day and dump offtheir fresh hauls
StAugustineTThhee bbeeaacchheess Obvious-
ly the beaches arenrsquot themain attraction in StAugustine But for therecord the cityrsquos beachesare surprisingly nice fornortheast Florida Itseems in the rush toCocoa and Jacksonvillethe beaches of St Augus-tine have remained calmand quiet
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeHistory is the key word indowntown St AugustineSt George Street markedby its trademark coquina
stone pillars is a gatewayto ancient artifacts TheColonial Spanish QuarterCordova Street and Castil-la de San Marcos are amust-see for even thecasual history buff
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeClearly the history of StAugustine is the cityrsquosmost well-known trait StAugustine is also home toone of Floridarsquos best up-and-coming music festi-vals Harvest of HopeWhat began last year withappearances from GirlTalk The NationalAgainst Me and Less ThanJake is continuing this yearwith The Mountain GoatsBroken Social Scene Anti-Flag and Billy Bragg Thefestival is a benefit for aunique cause as wellmigrant farm workers
SarasotaTThhee bbeeaacchheess Once
your feet touch the pow-dered sugar-white sand onSiesta Key Beach yoursquollknow the trip was worth itYou can wade out into thewater for a while before itgets deep snorkel on thesandbars walk along theshore at sunset get somefood at the snack bar orplay some games of volley-ball on the sand courts
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeAt the heart of Siesta KeyVillage Gilliganrsquos IslandBar amp Grill has loads offood and drink specialsthemed nights live musicand DJs Nearby the popu-lar Daiquiri Deck Raw Barhas a large selection ofseafood and more obvi-ously a huge menu ofaffordable frozen drinks
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeWhether yoursquore intomarine life arts or soakingup the sun Sarasota hassomething to check out Ithas the bars and nightlifebut for a more culturalexperience spend a day atthe Ringling Museum ofArt along Sarasota Bay Orcheck out Mote MarineLab and Aquariumrsquossharks manatees sea tur-tles dolphins and morethan 100 other speciesplus check out the workthey do at the sea turtledolphin and whale hospi-tals
MiamiTThhee bbeeaacchheess Therersquos
nothing like South BeachSure itrsquos not the ldquoTrueMiamirdquo as CSI and RickRoss portray it but SouthBeach is the mecca forgreat food beautiful peo-ple and a dash of culturenot to be found anywhereelse in the country
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown Miami specifi-cally South Beach is not ascrazy as the stories maylead you to believe Itrsquos abit worn down and itrsquosextremely expensiveCheck out Dolphin Mall agreat outdoor shopping
plaza that lines thebeach
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee What doesnrsquotmake Miami uniqueThe weekend of springbreak Miami is hostingthe World Golf Champi-onship at Doral Itrsquoshome to Dwyane Wadeand the Heat itrsquos gotgreat Cuban culture(and some classy cigarshops) and itrsquos whereyoursquoll find some of themost obscure mdash andexpensive mdash fashions inthe country
Daytona BeachTThhee bbeeaacchheess There
really isnrsquot a more obvi-ous choice than Day-tona for various well-known reasons Sandand water quality arealways great and theselection of hotels alongthe beachline stretchesas far as the eye can see
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnnsscceennee Realisticallydowntown Daytona hasslowly become the areaaround the beachlineBe sure to check outsmall restaurants alongthe water as well asones more inlandCheck out Don VitorsquosItalian Restaurant andThe Cellar both ofwhich are highlyesteemed Italian restau-rants in the area
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee Other than beingclose to UCF Daytonarsquosability to attract anincredible number ofcollege students duringspring break should be ahuge added bonusassuming thatrsquos whatyoursquore going for
It would be difficultto go wrong with Day-tona Beach
Countdown to springbreak three short weeks
mdash CFF STAFF
CFF ARCHIVE
SportswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
THURSDAYPopcorn Flicksin the Park Enzian Theater7 pmFree
FRIDAYOrlando Magicvs New OrleansHornets Amway Center7 pm
Clay Aiken Hard Rock LiveOrlando8 pm$40 - $50
Orlando BalletBattle of theSexes II BobCarrPerformingArts Centre8 pm$15 - $75
The 7th AnnualGreen 17 Tourwith FloggingMolly Houseof Blues7 pm
$2675 - $3825
SATURDAY3rd AnnualReggae LoveFest HardRock LiveOrlando9 pm$42 - $52
Nude Nite SODO District6 pm$20
this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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tinued) at Wayne State inDetroit Mich after sheenrolled in an argumenta-tion class where shefound she had a knack fordebate From there shewent on to coach severalintercollegiate debateteams at universities suchas Florida State Syracuseand Minnesotarsquos WinonaState
Now she hopes to rein-state UCF as one of thetop intercollegiate debateteams in the country atthis weekendrsquos invitation-al named in honor of JeffButler who was one of theschoolrsquos first debate
leadersButler who is now an
associate professor in theNSC is glad that thedebate program has beenbrought back
ldquoUCF was once nation-ally prominent in compet-itive debaterdquo Butler saidldquoReinstating a prominentdebate program providesinvaluable opportunitiesto our students the uni-versity and the communi-tyrdquo
Butler formed the teamin 1970 when UCF was stillknown as Florida Techno-logical University UCFfaced off against schoolssuch as Harvard Dart-mouth Cornell Oxford
and Cambridge The teamalso hosted the SovietNational Debate Team atthe height of the Cold Warera
The team won count-less awards and madeappearances in severalchampionships at thenational level in additionto being ranked No 1 in thestate of Florida for fiveyears in a row
This weekendrsquos compe-tition will consist of sever-al rounds spread out overthe two-day period fol-lowed by an awards cere-mony Students will com-pete in a two-on-twopolicy debate in front of apanel of judges
Competitors will bedivided into three levels ofskill open junior varsityand novice
There will be a total ofeight speeches per roundas well as a cross-examina-tion round The four con-structive speeches focuson the initial building of ateamrsquos case dependentupon their negative oraffirmative stance Inbetween the constructivespeeches is a cross-exami-nation round where teamshave the opportunity toquestion their opponentson their stance
The last four speechesare called the rebuttalspeeches that focus on
which team can upholdtheir case with thestrongest argument
Junior molecular biolo-gy and microbiologymajor Christina Vitolo andfreshman political sciencemajor Emily Johns will berepresenting UCF in thejunior varsity category
Johns has been activelycompeting in debates forseven years in the Nation-al Christian Forensics andCommunications Associa-tion an organization thatgoverns home schooldebate and was thrilled todiscover that UCF hadrevived its team
ldquoI love the competi-tionrdquo said Johns who con-
siders herself to be a verycompetitive person ldquoItrsquosacademic itrsquos keeping usinvolved and up-to-dateon current events Itrsquos afine art that you can pur-sue to challenge yourselfItrsquos a lot of funrdquo
Kasle said that ifdebaters arenrsquot sleepingtheyrsquore probably research-ing Johns agreed
ldquoWhat donrsquot we do toprepare for the debatesrdquosaid Johns who said hespends 25 to 30 hours aweek researching for thecompetition ldquoIt takes a lotof getting to know yourtopic getting to know thepeople yoursquore going upagainstrdquo
Debate team prepares for first competitionFROM A1
coldflu anxiety and theInternetcomputers
ldquoStudents often avoidtaking advantage of serv-ices due to stigma espe-cially around emotionalhealth issuesrdquo Mas-troianni said
The Wellness Centeroffers stress-manage-ment services that manystudents may not beaware of according toMastroianni It offersnutrition and fitnesseducation includingcooking classes as wellas programs to enhancesexual wellness
The UCF CounselingCenter offers workshopsto help students copewith stress and otheremotional health issuesThe Real Project is also apart of the current cam-pus health options and iscentered on addictionhelp
Mastroianni said thatmore can be done aboutpromoting better sleep
patterns decreasing risktaking and helping stu-dents express emotionseffectively
In addition he saidstudents continue tostruggle in findinghealthy meal optionsthat are affordablethough there are severalhealthy eating options oncampus
Freshman Josh Gar-ber an engineeringmajor said he is contentwith his options
ldquoTherersquos really every-thing I could ask forrdquoGarber said
He added that thoughBurger King isnrsquot usuallyamong his choices hedoesnrsquot think it would betoo hard to find some-thing moderately healthyas many fast food restau-rants are providinghealthier options
Instead of using theCounseling Center tocope with stress Garberturns to a different facili-ty
ldquoWhen Irsquom stressed
out I take advantage ofthe Fitness Centerrdquo Gar-ber said
Biology majorMichelle Ingman prefersSubway as her mainchoice of campus restau-rant
She said she doesnrsquotcurrently take advan-tage of the emotionalhealth services on cam-pus but has heard a lotabout the CounselingCenter and how wel-coming it is
Dr J Robert Wiragdirector of UCF HealthServices said he consid-ers Healthy Knights 2020to be an effort that willcontinue through intothe future
ldquoWhen we reach 2020we expect to look backand say lsquoWhat a power-ful demonstrated impactwe have had on helpingpromote the HealthyPeople 2020 goalsrsquo rdquoWirag said
He said the HealthyKnights 2020 website tobe a ldquoone-stop point of
accessrdquo to information abouthealth programs and servic-es that will change frequent-ly as new informationbecomes available
ldquoWe are very excitedabout this Campus HealthInitiativerdquo Wirag said
Recently Mastroiannihas taken advantage of themassage therapy servicesavailable in his departmentin an effort to practice whathe preaches and plans totake better advantage of thenew gym facilities
ldquoThe new swimmingpoolrdquo Mastroianni said ldquoiscalling my namerdquo
Fast food makes proper health toughFROM A1
RN Rupal Ozagives juniorcommunicationsciences anddisorders majorPeggy Warner aflu shot onMonday infront of thepharmacy aspart of theHealthyKnights 2020campaign
NICOLE SCHOEN CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTURE
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecomA4 Feb 10 2011 bull
studio lots and an awardsceremony
The films were loadedwith creativity and rangingfrom dramatic to comedicBoth of these genres madeit to the semifinals in twofilms called Fun Machineand I or Me
I or Me is a twistingdrama about the choice ofwho deserves the right tolive mdash a crude dying manor his clone who never gotthe chance to have a life ofhis own The movie wonBest Drama
Fun Machine the come-dy that won Best Picturewas about a man who is
suddenly transported intovirtual reality where hemust struggle against hisown incompetence inorder to escape
Matt Grass a senior psy-chology major workedwith Luke Berg a seniorcinema major in their filmJimmyrsquos Passion to winBest Comedy
ldquoJimmyrsquos Passion is amockumentary about a 23-year-old boy essentiallyHersquos extremely naive andloves playing guitar Unfor-tunately hersquos not verygoodrdquo Berg said
Ill Mafioso won theaward for Most Popularand Best ActorActresswent to Anthony Consolo
for his performance in I orMe
ldquoItrsquos amazing how youcan give someone a cameraand some editing softwareand get completely differ-ent filmsrdquo said Grass ldquoIenjoyed most of the filmsSome were off-the-wallwhich Irsquom all about Otherswere amazing like I orMerdquo
ldquoThe other films werewell writtenrdquo said BergldquoCMF is a great opportuni-ty allowing young writersactors and directors thechance to show off their tal-ents to their peers some-thing we may not other-wise get the chance to dordquo
The winners were given
prizes that included tick-ets to Universal Studiosan iPod Nano and an iPodTouch Prizes were notonly awarded to the filmmakers the audience par-ticipated in a raffle which
included similar prizesThe other movies
included SmoumlrgaringsboredStranger Number SevenPet Semiterry Doll HouseIdem I Got a Story to TellOur Nights I Fell for You
Hedda To Have and to(blank) Eyes Gold Manand Ill Mafioso You cancatch these films bysearching for UCF onwwwcampusmoviefestcom
Films advance to International Grand FinaleFROM A1
tion Anyone willing totake 5 minutes to do somereal research on Islam canquickly dismiss this mis-conceptionrdquo Falestinesaid
MSA has given UCFstudents an easy way todo that research by host-ing ten events promotingthe education andacceptance of the Islamicsociety
FROM A1
MICHELLE DAVIS CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Students walk down the red carpet at the Campus Movie Fest on Monday in the Pegasus Ballroom
Amtullah Shahid anMSA member responsi-ble for planning theseevents hopes studentswill keep an open mindand attend at least one ofthe activities in February
She feels that themost important thing forstudents to understand isthe role of relationshipsbetween men andwomen of her faith
Covered from head totoe Shahid hopes peoplecan accept that she haschosen her path and herdress of her own freewill
She said women arenot forced to act or dressmodestly they do itbecause it pleases Godmdashitrsquos just that simpleaccording to Shahid
To reinforce this ideaAltaf Husain a socialworker and contributingwriter to Islam Onlinehas been invited to do alecture on ldquoMenWomen and Modesty Thatrsquos so last year isnrsquotitrdquo in which he will dis-cuss commonly misun-derstood topics aboutthe roles and rights ofmen and women in theIslamic society
Husain will be speak-ing in CSB 101 on FridayFeb 11 at 7 pm
Students who areinterested in getting amore narrow sense ofgender roles can attendldquoWomen in Islamrdquo inHEC 125 at 6 pm orldquoManliness in Islamrdquo inHEC 118 at 730 pmBoth events are TuesdayFeb 15
Abdullah Sabawaipresident of MSA isespecially excited aboutgetting his religionrsquosmessage out to the stu-dents and faculty
ldquoBy learning aboutother faiths and breakingdown the barriers ofignorance we increasein mutual understandingand are ultimately amore peaceful commu-nityrdquo Sabawai said ldquoIfsomeone were to attendonly one event Irsquod rec-ommend Convert Sto-ries because the QampAsession is likely toencompass manyaspects of Islamrdquo
Convert Stories isscheduled for MondayFeb 28 at 730 pm inCOMM 101
Through IslamAwareness MonthSabawai hopes to help
people learn about Islamas it was revealed in theQurrsquoan thus making aclear and distinct separa-tion between extremismand true Islam
ldquoIt is vital that we useour time at UCF to domore than just sit in aclassroomrdquo Falestinesaid ldquoWe are here to gainknowledge about theworld around usrdquo
For more informationon the MSA visit theirFacebook page bysearching ldquoMuslim Stu-dent Association (UCFChapter)rdquo
For a more one-on-one approach stop bythe MSArsquos booth in frontof the Student Unionusually stationed onMondays and Tuesdaysfrom 10 am to 2 pm
MSA plans to educate
rdquoPizza and Film ScreeningPrince Among SlavesrdquoThursdayFeb10 at noonBrooklyn Pizza
rdquoMenWomen and ModestyThatrsquos so last yearisnrsquot itrdquo-Featuring DrAltaf HusainFridayFeb11 at 700 pmCSB101
rdquoWomen in Islamrdquo- FeaturingNajia Kurdi TuesdayFeb15 at600 pmHEC 125
rdquoWomenrsquos SoireerdquoTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoManliness in Islamrdquo-Featuring DrAli ShehataTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoAn Evening with Imam SirajWahhajrdquoFridayFeb25 at 630pmCOMM 101
rdquoConvert StoriesrdquoMondayFeb28 at 730 pmCOMM101
rdquoWhat is Jihadrdquo- FeaturingDrAli Shehata WednesdayMarch 2 at 700 pmCSB 101
rdquoComedy Night IIrdquo- FeaturingObaida Abdul-Rahim March 46 pmCSB 101
There will also be an open-mic segmentThose interestedin performingsubmit scriptsfor approval toping1988knightsucfedu
COMPLETE LISTOF THE EVENTS
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With the weather stillbogging down Floridawith sporadic thunder-storms and surprisinglychilly conditions northerntravel for spring breakseems to be no longer anoption
How convenient thatwe live where the rest ofthe world vacations Stick-ing at home isnrsquot so badafter all Florida is home tomore than just Disney andPanama City
We took a look at somecheap and close destina-tions for your scaled backspring break
ClearwaterStPetersburgTThhee bbeeaacchheess Clearwa-
ter is regularly rated as oneof the whitest beaches inAmerica and Fort Desotoin southern Pinellas Coun-ty was rated by Dr Beachas the best overall beach inthe country
Desoto is a perfect mixof backwoods campingand tropical paradise anditrsquos on the site of a CivilWar fortification if the his-tory nerd inside of you isinterested
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown St Pete mightnot look like much fromthe outside but itrsquos full ofunique dive bars and con-cert venues that give life tothe otherwise sleepy townDirectly across the streetfrom Tropicana FieldFergrsquos Sports Bar serves asa great post-baseball gamedrinking hole
Bishop Tavern is a regu-lar hangout spot for celebsand out-of-town athletesand itrsquos become known asone of the best bars fordrink specials downtownThe State Theatre and Jan-nus Landing are well-known venues in themusic world and despitetheir small roomy sizesthey still pull in top namesin rock and hip-hop
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeThe Gulf Coast is knownmost for its great bars andrestaurants that line thewater and truly give Pinel-las County its ldquobeach bumrdquoattitude Salt Rock Grill onIndian Rocks Beach is justone of many along thecoast that fishermenrsquosboats pull right up to aftera long day and dump offtheir fresh hauls
StAugustineTThhee bbeeaacchheess Obvious-
ly the beaches arenrsquot themain attraction in StAugustine But for therecord the cityrsquos beachesare surprisingly nice fornortheast Florida Itseems in the rush toCocoa and Jacksonvillethe beaches of St Augus-tine have remained calmand quiet
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeHistory is the key word indowntown St AugustineSt George Street markedby its trademark coquina
stone pillars is a gatewayto ancient artifacts TheColonial Spanish QuarterCordova Street and Castil-la de San Marcos are amust-see for even thecasual history buff
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeClearly the history of StAugustine is the cityrsquosmost well-known trait StAugustine is also home toone of Floridarsquos best up-and-coming music festi-vals Harvest of HopeWhat began last year withappearances from GirlTalk The NationalAgainst Me and Less ThanJake is continuing this yearwith The Mountain GoatsBroken Social Scene Anti-Flag and Billy Bragg Thefestival is a benefit for aunique cause as wellmigrant farm workers
SarasotaTThhee bbeeaacchheess Once
your feet touch the pow-dered sugar-white sand onSiesta Key Beach yoursquollknow the trip was worth itYou can wade out into thewater for a while before itgets deep snorkel on thesandbars walk along theshore at sunset get somefood at the snack bar orplay some games of volley-ball on the sand courts
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeAt the heart of Siesta KeyVillage Gilliganrsquos IslandBar amp Grill has loads offood and drink specialsthemed nights live musicand DJs Nearby the popu-lar Daiquiri Deck Raw Barhas a large selection ofseafood and more obvi-ously a huge menu ofaffordable frozen drinks
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeWhether yoursquore intomarine life arts or soakingup the sun Sarasota hassomething to check out Ithas the bars and nightlifebut for a more culturalexperience spend a day atthe Ringling Museum ofArt along Sarasota Bay Orcheck out Mote MarineLab and Aquariumrsquossharks manatees sea tur-tles dolphins and morethan 100 other speciesplus check out the workthey do at the sea turtledolphin and whale hospi-tals
MiamiTThhee bbeeaacchheess Therersquos
nothing like South BeachSure itrsquos not the ldquoTrueMiamirdquo as CSI and RickRoss portray it but SouthBeach is the mecca forgreat food beautiful peo-ple and a dash of culturenot to be found anywhereelse in the country
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown Miami specifi-cally South Beach is not ascrazy as the stories maylead you to believe Itrsquos abit worn down and itrsquosextremely expensiveCheck out Dolphin Mall agreat outdoor shopping
plaza that lines thebeach
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee What doesnrsquotmake Miami uniqueThe weekend of springbreak Miami is hostingthe World Golf Champi-onship at Doral Itrsquoshome to Dwyane Wadeand the Heat itrsquos gotgreat Cuban culture(and some classy cigarshops) and itrsquos whereyoursquoll find some of themost obscure mdash andexpensive mdash fashions inthe country
Daytona BeachTThhee bbeeaacchheess There
really isnrsquot a more obvi-ous choice than Day-tona for various well-known reasons Sandand water quality arealways great and theselection of hotels alongthe beachline stretchesas far as the eye can see
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnnsscceennee Realisticallydowntown Daytona hasslowly become the areaaround the beachlineBe sure to check outsmall restaurants alongthe water as well asones more inlandCheck out Don VitorsquosItalian Restaurant andThe Cellar both ofwhich are highlyesteemed Italian restau-rants in the area
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee Other than beingclose to UCF Daytonarsquosability to attract anincredible number ofcollege students duringspring break should be ahuge added bonusassuming thatrsquos whatyoursquore going for
It would be difficultto go wrong with Day-tona Beach
Countdown to springbreak three short weeks
mdash CFF STAFF
CFF ARCHIVE
SportswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
THURSDAYPopcorn Flicksin the Park Enzian Theater7 pmFree
FRIDAYOrlando Magicvs New OrleansHornets Amway Center7 pm
Clay Aiken Hard Rock LiveOrlando8 pm$40 - $50
Orlando BalletBattle of theSexes II BobCarrPerformingArts Centre8 pm$15 - $75
The 7th AnnualGreen 17 Tourwith FloggingMolly Houseof Blues7 pm
$2675 - $3825
SATURDAY3rd AnnualReggae LoveFest HardRock LiveOrlando9 pm$42 - $52
Nude Nite SODO District6 pm$20
this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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appeared innumerous ThreeStooges films
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studio lots and an awardsceremony
The films were loadedwith creativity and rangingfrom dramatic to comedicBoth of these genres madeit to the semifinals in twofilms called Fun Machineand I or Me
I or Me is a twistingdrama about the choice ofwho deserves the right tolive mdash a crude dying manor his clone who never gotthe chance to have a life ofhis own The movie wonBest Drama
Fun Machine the come-dy that won Best Picturewas about a man who is
suddenly transported intovirtual reality where hemust struggle against hisown incompetence inorder to escape
Matt Grass a senior psy-chology major workedwith Luke Berg a seniorcinema major in their filmJimmyrsquos Passion to winBest Comedy
ldquoJimmyrsquos Passion is amockumentary about a 23-year-old boy essentiallyHersquos extremely naive andloves playing guitar Unfor-tunately hersquos not verygoodrdquo Berg said
Ill Mafioso won theaward for Most Popularand Best ActorActresswent to Anthony Consolo
for his performance in I orMe
ldquoItrsquos amazing how youcan give someone a cameraand some editing softwareand get completely differ-ent filmsrdquo said Grass ldquoIenjoyed most of the filmsSome were off-the-wallwhich Irsquom all about Otherswere amazing like I orMerdquo
ldquoThe other films werewell writtenrdquo said BergldquoCMF is a great opportuni-ty allowing young writersactors and directors thechance to show off their tal-ents to their peers some-thing we may not other-wise get the chance to dordquo
The winners were given
prizes that included tick-ets to Universal Studiosan iPod Nano and an iPodTouch Prizes were notonly awarded to the filmmakers the audience par-ticipated in a raffle which
included similar prizesThe other movies
included SmoumlrgaringsboredStranger Number SevenPet Semiterry Doll HouseIdem I Got a Story to TellOur Nights I Fell for You
Hedda To Have and to(blank) Eyes Gold Manand Ill Mafioso You cancatch these films bysearching for UCF onwwwcampusmoviefestcom
Films advance to International Grand FinaleFROM A1
tion Anyone willing totake 5 minutes to do somereal research on Islam canquickly dismiss this mis-conceptionrdquo Falestinesaid
MSA has given UCFstudents an easy way todo that research by host-ing ten events promotingthe education andacceptance of the Islamicsociety
FROM A1
MICHELLE DAVIS CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Students walk down the red carpet at the Campus Movie Fest on Monday in the Pegasus Ballroom
Amtullah Shahid anMSA member responsi-ble for planning theseevents hopes studentswill keep an open mindand attend at least one ofthe activities in February
She feels that themost important thing forstudents to understand isthe role of relationshipsbetween men andwomen of her faith
Covered from head totoe Shahid hopes peoplecan accept that she haschosen her path and herdress of her own freewill
She said women arenot forced to act or dressmodestly they do itbecause it pleases Godmdashitrsquos just that simpleaccording to Shahid
To reinforce this ideaAltaf Husain a socialworker and contributingwriter to Islam Onlinehas been invited to do alecture on ldquoMenWomen and Modesty Thatrsquos so last year isnrsquotitrdquo in which he will dis-cuss commonly misun-derstood topics aboutthe roles and rights ofmen and women in theIslamic society
Husain will be speak-ing in CSB 101 on FridayFeb 11 at 7 pm
Students who areinterested in getting amore narrow sense ofgender roles can attendldquoWomen in Islamrdquo inHEC 125 at 6 pm orldquoManliness in Islamrdquo inHEC 118 at 730 pmBoth events are TuesdayFeb 15
Abdullah Sabawaipresident of MSA isespecially excited aboutgetting his religionrsquosmessage out to the stu-dents and faculty
ldquoBy learning aboutother faiths and breakingdown the barriers ofignorance we increasein mutual understandingand are ultimately amore peaceful commu-nityrdquo Sabawai said ldquoIfsomeone were to attendonly one event Irsquod rec-ommend Convert Sto-ries because the QampAsession is likely toencompass manyaspects of Islamrdquo
Convert Stories isscheduled for MondayFeb 28 at 730 pm inCOMM 101
Through IslamAwareness MonthSabawai hopes to help
people learn about Islamas it was revealed in theQurrsquoan thus making aclear and distinct separa-tion between extremismand true Islam
ldquoIt is vital that we useour time at UCF to domore than just sit in aclassroomrdquo Falestinesaid ldquoWe are here to gainknowledge about theworld around usrdquo
For more informationon the MSA visit theirFacebook page bysearching ldquoMuslim Stu-dent Association (UCFChapter)rdquo
For a more one-on-one approach stop bythe MSArsquos booth in frontof the Student Unionusually stationed onMondays and Tuesdaysfrom 10 am to 2 pm
MSA plans to educate
rdquoPizza and Film ScreeningPrince Among SlavesrdquoThursdayFeb10 at noonBrooklyn Pizza
rdquoMenWomen and ModestyThatrsquos so last yearisnrsquot itrdquo-Featuring DrAltaf HusainFridayFeb11 at 700 pmCSB101
rdquoWomen in Islamrdquo- FeaturingNajia Kurdi TuesdayFeb15 at600 pmHEC 125
rdquoWomenrsquos SoireerdquoTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoManliness in Islamrdquo-Featuring DrAli ShehataTuesdayFeb15 at 730 pmHEC 125
rdquoAn Evening with Imam SirajWahhajrdquoFridayFeb25 at 630pmCOMM 101
rdquoConvert StoriesrdquoMondayFeb28 at 730 pmCOMM101
rdquoWhat is Jihadrdquo- FeaturingDrAli Shehata WednesdayMarch 2 at 700 pmCSB 101
rdquoComedy Night IIrdquo- FeaturingObaida Abdul-Rahim March 46 pmCSB 101
There will also be an open-mic segmentThose interestedin performingsubmit scriptsfor approval toping1988knightsucfedu
COMPLETE LISTOF THE EVENTS
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A5
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With the weather stillbogging down Floridawith sporadic thunder-storms and surprisinglychilly conditions northerntravel for spring breakseems to be no longer anoption
How convenient thatwe live where the rest ofthe world vacations Stick-ing at home isnrsquot so badafter all Florida is home tomore than just Disney andPanama City
We took a look at somecheap and close destina-tions for your scaled backspring break
ClearwaterStPetersburgTThhee bbeeaacchheess Clearwa-
ter is regularly rated as oneof the whitest beaches inAmerica and Fort Desotoin southern Pinellas Coun-ty was rated by Dr Beachas the best overall beach inthe country
Desoto is a perfect mixof backwoods campingand tropical paradise anditrsquos on the site of a CivilWar fortification if the his-tory nerd inside of you isinterested
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown St Pete mightnot look like much fromthe outside but itrsquos full ofunique dive bars and con-cert venues that give life tothe otherwise sleepy townDirectly across the streetfrom Tropicana FieldFergrsquos Sports Bar serves asa great post-baseball gamedrinking hole
Bishop Tavern is a regu-lar hangout spot for celebsand out-of-town athletesand itrsquos become known asone of the best bars fordrink specials downtownThe State Theatre and Jan-nus Landing are well-known venues in themusic world and despitetheir small roomy sizesthey still pull in top namesin rock and hip-hop
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeThe Gulf Coast is knownmost for its great bars andrestaurants that line thewater and truly give Pinel-las County its ldquobeach bumrdquoattitude Salt Rock Grill onIndian Rocks Beach is justone of many along thecoast that fishermenrsquosboats pull right up to aftera long day and dump offtheir fresh hauls
StAugustineTThhee bbeeaacchheess Obvious-
ly the beaches arenrsquot themain attraction in StAugustine But for therecord the cityrsquos beachesare surprisingly nice fornortheast Florida Itseems in the rush toCocoa and Jacksonvillethe beaches of St Augus-tine have remained calmand quiet
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeHistory is the key word indowntown St AugustineSt George Street markedby its trademark coquina
stone pillars is a gatewayto ancient artifacts TheColonial Spanish QuarterCordova Street and Castil-la de San Marcos are amust-see for even thecasual history buff
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeClearly the history of StAugustine is the cityrsquosmost well-known trait StAugustine is also home toone of Floridarsquos best up-and-coming music festi-vals Harvest of HopeWhat began last year withappearances from GirlTalk The NationalAgainst Me and Less ThanJake is continuing this yearwith The Mountain GoatsBroken Social Scene Anti-Flag and Billy Bragg Thefestival is a benefit for aunique cause as wellmigrant farm workers
SarasotaTThhee bbeeaacchheess Once
your feet touch the pow-dered sugar-white sand onSiesta Key Beach yoursquollknow the trip was worth itYou can wade out into thewater for a while before itgets deep snorkel on thesandbars walk along theshore at sunset get somefood at the snack bar orplay some games of volley-ball on the sand courts
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeAt the heart of Siesta KeyVillage Gilliganrsquos IslandBar amp Grill has loads offood and drink specialsthemed nights live musicand DJs Nearby the popu-lar Daiquiri Deck Raw Barhas a large selection ofseafood and more obvi-ously a huge menu ofaffordable frozen drinks
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeWhether yoursquore intomarine life arts or soakingup the sun Sarasota hassomething to check out Ithas the bars and nightlifebut for a more culturalexperience spend a day atthe Ringling Museum ofArt along Sarasota Bay Orcheck out Mote MarineLab and Aquariumrsquossharks manatees sea tur-tles dolphins and morethan 100 other speciesplus check out the workthey do at the sea turtledolphin and whale hospi-tals
MiamiTThhee bbeeaacchheess Therersquos
nothing like South BeachSure itrsquos not the ldquoTrueMiamirdquo as CSI and RickRoss portray it but SouthBeach is the mecca forgreat food beautiful peo-ple and a dash of culturenot to be found anywhereelse in the country
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown Miami specifi-cally South Beach is not ascrazy as the stories maylead you to believe Itrsquos abit worn down and itrsquosextremely expensiveCheck out Dolphin Mall agreat outdoor shopping
plaza that lines thebeach
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee What doesnrsquotmake Miami uniqueThe weekend of springbreak Miami is hostingthe World Golf Champi-onship at Doral Itrsquoshome to Dwyane Wadeand the Heat itrsquos gotgreat Cuban culture(and some classy cigarshops) and itrsquos whereyoursquoll find some of themost obscure mdash andexpensive mdash fashions inthe country
Daytona BeachTThhee bbeeaacchheess There
really isnrsquot a more obvi-ous choice than Day-tona for various well-known reasons Sandand water quality arealways great and theselection of hotels alongthe beachline stretchesas far as the eye can see
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnnsscceennee Realisticallydowntown Daytona hasslowly become the areaaround the beachlineBe sure to check outsmall restaurants alongthe water as well asones more inlandCheck out Don VitorsquosItalian Restaurant andThe Cellar both ofwhich are highlyesteemed Italian restau-rants in the area
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee Other than beingclose to UCF Daytonarsquosability to attract anincredible number ofcollege students duringspring break should be ahuge added bonusassuming thatrsquos whatyoursquore going for
It would be difficultto go wrong with Day-tona Beach
Countdown to springbreak three short weeks
mdash CFF STAFF
CFF ARCHIVE
SportswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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With the weather stillbogging down Floridawith sporadic thunder-storms and surprisinglychilly conditions northerntravel for spring breakseems to be no longer anoption
How convenient thatwe live where the rest ofthe world vacations Stick-ing at home isnrsquot so badafter all Florida is home tomore than just Disney andPanama City
We took a look at somecheap and close destina-tions for your scaled backspring break
ClearwaterStPetersburgTThhee bbeeaacchheess Clearwa-
ter is regularly rated as oneof the whitest beaches inAmerica and Fort Desotoin southern Pinellas Coun-ty was rated by Dr Beachas the best overall beach inthe country
Desoto is a perfect mixof backwoods campingand tropical paradise anditrsquos on the site of a CivilWar fortification if the his-tory nerd inside of you isinterested
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown St Pete mightnot look like much fromthe outside but itrsquos full ofunique dive bars and con-cert venues that give life tothe otherwise sleepy townDirectly across the streetfrom Tropicana FieldFergrsquos Sports Bar serves asa great post-baseball gamedrinking hole
Bishop Tavern is a regu-lar hangout spot for celebsand out-of-town athletesand itrsquos become known asone of the best bars fordrink specials downtownThe State Theatre and Jan-nus Landing are well-known venues in themusic world and despitetheir small roomy sizesthey still pull in top namesin rock and hip-hop
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeThe Gulf Coast is knownmost for its great bars andrestaurants that line thewater and truly give Pinel-las County its ldquobeach bumrdquoattitude Salt Rock Grill onIndian Rocks Beach is justone of many along thecoast that fishermenrsquosboats pull right up to aftera long day and dump offtheir fresh hauls
StAugustineTThhee bbeeaacchheess Obvious-
ly the beaches arenrsquot themain attraction in StAugustine But for therecord the cityrsquos beachesare surprisingly nice fornortheast Florida Itseems in the rush toCocoa and Jacksonvillethe beaches of St Augus-tine have remained calmand quiet
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeHistory is the key word indowntown St AugustineSt George Street markedby its trademark coquina
stone pillars is a gatewayto ancient artifacts TheColonial Spanish QuarterCordova Street and Castil-la de San Marcos are amust-see for even thecasual history buff
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeClearly the history of StAugustine is the cityrsquosmost well-known trait StAugustine is also home toone of Floridarsquos best up-and-coming music festi-vals Harvest of HopeWhat began last year withappearances from GirlTalk The NationalAgainst Me and Less ThanJake is continuing this yearwith The Mountain GoatsBroken Social Scene Anti-Flag and Billy Bragg Thefestival is a benefit for aunique cause as wellmigrant farm workers
SarasotaTThhee bbeeaacchheess Once
your feet touch the pow-dered sugar-white sand onSiesta Key Beach yoursquollknow the trip was worth itYou can wade out into thewater for a while before itgets deep snorkel on thesandbars walk along theshore at sunset get somefood at the snack bar orplay some games of volley-ball on the sand courts
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeAt the heart of Siesta KeyVillage Gilliganrsquos IslandBar amp Grill has loads offood and drink specialsthemed nights live musicand DJs Nearby the popu-lar Daiquiri Deck Raw Barhas a large selection ofseafood and more obvi-ously a huge menu ofaffordable frozen drinks
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iitt uunniiqquueeWhether yoursquore intomarine life arts or soakingup the sun Sarasota hassomething to check out Ithas the bars and nightlifebut for a more culturalexperience spend a day atthe Ringling Museum ofArt along Sarasota Bay Orcheck out Mote MarineLab and Aquariumrsquossharks manatees sea tur-tles dolphins and morethan 100 other speciesplus check out the workthey do at the sea turtledolphin and whale hospi-tals
MiamiTThhee bbeeaacchheess Therersquos
nothing like South BeachSure itrsquos not the ldquoTrueMiamirdquo as CSI and RickRoss portray it but SouthBeach is the mecca forgreat food beautiful peo-ple and a dash of culturenot to be found anywhereelse in the country
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnn sscceenneeDowntown Miami specifi-cally South Beach is not ascrazy as the stories maylead you to believe Itrsquos abit worn down and itrsquosextremely expensiveCheck out Dolphin Mall agreat outdoor shopping
plaza that lines thebeach
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee What doesnrsquotmake Miami uniqueThe weekend of springbreak Miami is hostingthe World Golf Champi-onship at Doral Itrsquoshome to Dwyane Wadeand the Heat itrsquos gotgreat Cuban culture(and some classy cigarshops) and itrsquos whereyoursquoll find some of themost obscure mdash andexpensive mdash fashions inthe country
Daytona BeachTThhee bbeeaacchheess There
really isnrsquot a more obvi-ous choice than Day-tona for various well-known reasons Sandand water quality arealways great and theselection of hotels alongthe beachline stretchesas far as the eye can see
TThhee ddoowwnnttoowwnnsscceennee Realisticallydowntown Daytona hasslowly become the areaaround the beachlineBe sure to check outsmall restaurants alongthe water as well asones more inlandCheck out Don VitorsquosItalian Restaurant andThe Cellar both ofwhich are highlyesteemed Italian restau-rants in the area
WWhhaatt mmaakkeess iittuunniiqquuee Other than beingclose to UCF Daytonarsquosability to attract anincredible number ofcollege students duringspring break should be ahuge added bonusassuming thatrsquos whatyoursquore going for
It would be difficultto go wrong with Day-tona Beach
Countdown to springbreak three short weeks
mdash CFF STAFF
CFF ARCHIVE
SportswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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NOT SO SUPER FANS WITH-OUT SUPER BOWL SEATS SUE
DALLAS mdash Football fans have filed alawsuit accusing the NFL the DallasCowboys and team owner Jerry Jonesof deceiving hundreds of people whobought Super Bowl tickets and had noseats or got seats they felt wereinadequate
The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday inDallas alleges breach of contract fraudand deceptive sales practices
Spokesmen for the Cowboys and theNFL had no comment
The NFL had announced hours beforethe game that about 1250 temporaryseats were deemed unsafe and theleague scrambled to find new seats forabout 850 people The remaining 400were forced to watch the game on TVmonitors or from standing-room-onlyareas
The lawsuit alleges that Cowboysfans who paid $100000 per seat justfor the right to buy season tickets werenever told that their Super Bowl seatswould be temporary with obstructedviews The lawsuit says the team hasoffered no compensation forldquoillegitimate seatsrdquo
The NFL has said that the roughly 400fans have two options The first is aticket to next yearrsquos Super Bowl and acash payment of $2400 three timesthe face value of the ticket The secondis a ticket to any future Super Bowlalong with round-trip airfare and hotelaccommodations
The Packers beat the Steelers 31-25in the Super Bowl
AARON RODGERS CELEBRATESSUPER BOWL WIN AT DISNEY
Aaron Rodgersrsquosmile never faded ashe rode on the back of a convertiblepacing down a confetti-filled paraderoute through Disney Worldrsquos MagicKingdom on Monday afternoon
The Super Bowl MVP was operatingon only a few hoursrsquosleep followingGreen Bayrsquos 31-25 win over PittsburghSunday But even with a Floridaafternoon storm threatening in thedistance it was clear nothing couldcloud the Packers quarterbackrsquos spirit
ldquoItrsquos a special day it really isrdquoRodgerssaid afterward ldquoI didnrsquot get a lot ofsleep (Sunday) night but itrsquos great to beable to celebrate This is a team thatcame together and accomplishedsomething specialrdquo
Rodgers became the latest SuperBowl MVP to participate in Disneyrsquos ldquoIrsquomgoing to Disney Worldrdquocommercialseries Sunday night which celebratedits 25th anniversary this year Rodgersflew to Orlando from Texas on Monday
A California native Rodgers said hehad been to Disneyland in Anaheimbut never to Orlandorsquos Disney World
NATIONALSPORTSWRAPFOOTBALL
mdash ASSOCIATED PRESS
Football
A super KnightJosh Sitton has been a champion at
multiple levels throughout his career In 2004 Sitton was a high school sen-
ior at Pensacola Catholic when the Cru-saders won the regional championshipand were the state runner-up
In 2007 he won a Conference USAchampionship while he was a rightguard with the Knights
As of Sunday Sitton and the GreenBay Packers are the world championswith their Super Bowl victory over thePittsburgh Steelers
Along with fellow UCF alumni AtariBigby and Michael Greco he joins thelist of former Knights who have wonSuper Bowl rings a list which includesMike Gruttadauria Cornell Green andAsante Samuel (who has two rings)
The Central Florida Future caught upwith Sitton to get his thoughts on therecent UCF season Signing Day and hisstatus as a Super Bowl champ
Central Florida Future When didit hit you first that you would be playing
in a Super BowlJosh Sitton It was kind of a weird
feeling Surreal of course mdash some-thing all kids dream about doing
It was almost hard to take inso it took a while
PLEASE SEE FORMER ON A7
Josh Sittoncelebrates with
Packersquarterback
Aaron Rodgersafter their Super
Bowl victory
DAVID J PHILLIP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Josh Sitton is sittinrsquo like achamp after Super Bowl win
AARON CROUCHStaff Writer
Softball
The softball team has toset its standards high in thebeginning of its tenth sea-son
Thatrsquos what head coachRenee Luers-Gillispie saidbefore the Knights begintheir season on Friday inLos Angeles against UtahState and play against thedefending national cham-pion UCLA on Saturdaynight
Standards couldnrsquot getany higher
ldquoI think you have to facethe tougher teams early onto see what yoursquore made ofand that really does giveyou a chance to prepare forconference [play] and tous conference is every-thingrdquo Gillispie said
UCF went 36-23 lastseason beating top-rankedprograms Nebraska andAlabama and were 16-7 inConference USA TheKnights lost to East Caroli-na in the C-USA Champi-onship but still played inthe NCAA Tournament
ldquoWersquore back in the samemode we were in last yearrdquoGillispie said ldquoI have the
same fears the same con-cerns that we had last yearand you wonrsquot know untilyou play that first gamewhere exactly yoursquore goingto berdquo
Throughout the 10years that the softball teamhas been a varsity programGillispie has been the headcoach and the Knightshave come a long way
ldquoI think now that wersquovekind of set the stage we areexpected to do that everyyearrdquo Gillispie said
Gillispie said that theteam has proved that theirsuccesses havenrsquot beenflukes
ldquoOverall nationally Ithink wersquore being recog-nized for being a teamthatrsquos here nowrdquo Gillispiesaid
The Knightsrsquo top pitch-er last year Ashleigh Colegraduated after going 24-14The Knights are hopingthat pitchers Diana Rojasand Ashley Schmitt areable to help carry the teamto the NCAA Tournamentin Colersquos absence Rojashad some pitching experi-ence last season going 2-2while Schmitt went 2-1
Mary Huff and Lacey
Dinney junior transferswill also pitch for theKnights Dinney and theSpartanburg MethodistCollege softball team wentto Nationals her freshmanyear
Haley Douglas roundsup the pitching staff Dou-glas the only freshman onthe team is from Californiaand will have her entirefamily in the stands at thisweekendrsquos tournament
The rest of the Knightsare practicing two posi-tions each
ldquoWe are fightingthrough a few injuries earlyon which is toughrdquo
Gillispie said ldquoThatrsquos whywe have so many playersplaying so many differentpositions In case we dohave something go downwe have a backup in everypositionrdquo
Returning star TiffanyLane has been practicing atshortstop and in the out-field Lane made the All-C-USA First Team last sea-son and is on theAll-C-USA PreseasonTeam
Natalie Land whojoined Lane on the C-USAFirst Team will be playingsecond base and shortstopLand also made the ESPN
Academic All-District IIISecond Team and the C-USA All-Academic Team
ldquoAbby is a solid player Iwish I had nine of herrdquoGillispie said ldquoShersquos whatyou consider our trueleaderrdquo
Should a player getinjured Gillispie can rotatethe infield to fill positions
Offensively Gillispiesaid the Knights should beOK The Knights beatteams several times in thefall by 14 or 15 runs
ldquoOur fall was probablythe best fall offensive yearwersquove hadrdquo Gillispie saidldquoWe hadnrsquot had that in thepast we hadnrsquot had thatkind of offensive strengthrdquo
After a junior-collegeintensive fall season inwhich the Knights rolled tomultiple big wins the pres-sure starts early at thisweekendrsquos Stacy WinsbergMemorial Tournament
ldquoNow is the time to seewhen theyrsquore in that pres-sured situationrdquo Gillispiesaid ldquoWe always joke thatitrsquos not pressure itrsquos oppor-tunity When they havethat opportunity to reallyshine at the plate are theygoing to be able to do itrdquo
Batter up Softball tees off FridayJESSICA GILLESPIE
Softball beat writer
CFF ARCHIVE
Natalie Land (pictured) joined Tiffany Lane on the C-USA First Team last seasonand will be splitting time at shortstop and second base this season
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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CFF And how does itfeel to be a world champ
Sitton Itrsquos so surrealFrom playing in the back-yard as a kid all the way totwo-a-days at camp this iswhat I dreamed of everyday It feels great I canrsquotwait to do it again
CFF Talk about theseason that the Packershave had and what itmeans to end it with aworld championship
Sitton Looking backnow wersquove had a great
season But we had manyups and downs Remem-ber we were a coupleplays away from not beingin the playoffs We won allof our elimination games
CFF What was yourSigning Day experiencelike
Sitton It was a bigmoment for me WhenUCF came to see me itwas kind of a last-minutething because Coach[OrsquoLeary] had just beenhired in December It waslike a month of recruitingI went on a visit and we
did the whole deal It wasfun
CFF If you had onepiece of advice to the newrecruits what would itbe
Sitton Donrsquot be lateCFF How did playing
for OrsquoLeary help yourtransition into the NFL
Sitton Coachrsquos longhard practices are just likewhat we go through nowin the NFL All of thescouts during my pro daysaid if you can play forOrsquoLeary you can play foranyone
CFF What were yourthoughts on UCFrsquos sea-son
Sitton We got that bigwin we needed Beatingan SEC team in a bowl isthe win Coach was look-ing for To get a win like ispretty remarkable Irsquomproud of those guys espe-cially the O-Line
CFF Who do you likeblocking for more AaronRodgers or Kyle Israel
Sitton Aaron moves alittle better than Kyle so ifI screw up Aaron can getaway
Former Knight Sitton is a champFROM A6
Womenrsquos basketball
As the end of the regu-lar season nears the sen-iors are starting to sensethat their UCF careers arecoming to an end Gamesbecome bigger Halvesbecome bigger Posses-sions become bigger
For senior DrsquonayDaniels itrsquos all aboutnever letting it creep intoher mind
ldquoI donrsquot think about itrdquosaid Daniels the guardaveraging 143 points and78 rebounds a game ldquoIrsquomgoing to keep going 100mph until someone runs atruck into me and stopsmerdquo
Daniels leads theKnights into their nexthome game on Thursdayagainst UTEP looking tokeep pace atop the confer-ence standing with a winThe Knights (12-10 5-4)currently sit fifth in Con-ference USA standingsand would like to keepdistance between them-selves and UTEP (12-9 4-5) who sit in seventh
UTEP is 2-5 on theroad and is averaging 619points per game for theseason Meanwhile UCFhas been a force at homeposting an 8-2 record withan average margin of vic-tory of 27 points TheKnights are averaging 679points per game for theseason
Gloria Brown andDietra Caldwell leadUTEP in scoring with 115points per game and 10points per game respec-tively Brown comes offthe bench in most gamesso the Knights wonrsquot beable to take it easy whenthe second team comes infor the Miners
Daniels leads theKnights in scoring but isfollowed closely by seniorguard Chelsie Wiley whoaverages 14 points a gameJunior guard AishaPatrick (103) and seniorguard Jelisa Caldwell (10)round out the double digitscorers for UCF
The Knights will bewithout one senior leaderon the court AngelicalsquoJellyrsquo Mealing who has
missed three of theKnightsrsquo last five contestswill undergo surgery fol-lowing the season torepair an injured knee andwill not return to the line-up in the meantime
ldquoJelly has showntremendous growth overthe four years shes beenwith us and is very valu-able to our basketballteamrdquo said Williams in arelease ldquoWe will miss herpresence on the court butshe is committed to beingthere to encourage and
support us down thestretchrdquo
Mealing completedher career with 327 careerassists ranking fourth all-time in program historywhile finishing 11th insteals with 140 As a soph-omore she helped UCFwin the 2009 C-USATournament scoring 10points and adding fourassists in the title gameagainst Southern Miss
Thursdayrsquos game tipsoff at 7 pm and will bebroadcasted on 1140 AM
from the UCF Arena Fanscan also watch and listenthrough the UCF Athleticswebsite After Thursdayrsquos
contest UCF will travelSunday to Huntington WVto take on the MarshallThundering Herd at 2 pm
AARON CROUCHWomenrsquos basketball beat writer
Daniels Knights look to mine away UTEP
AMY SIMPSON CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUREDrsquonay Daniels who leads the Knights with 143 points per game is also a majorfactor on defense She averages a team second-best 78 rebounds per game
VarietywwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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this weekend
Recording artist and songwriter Joshua Radinbrought an eclectic performance to the Plaza Theatrein downtown Orlando on Feb 7 entertaining an eagercrowd of college and middle-aged fans
Radin performed a few tracks from his newestalbum released last September The Rock and the Tidebut primarily played songs such as ldquoCloserrdquo and ldquoIrsquodRather Be With Yourdquo from his first two albums
During the upbeat songs Radin encouraged thecrowd to stand up clap and sing along with his musicHe furthered this sense of performer-to-crowd intima-cy by providing emotional explanations for many ofhis songs
ldquoI love these venues that are at a small theatrebecause itrsquos so personalrdquo said Camila Ramon a stu-dent from Miami ldquoThe people out there are all aboutlooks and commercial stuff and hersquos [Radin] just truetalentrdquo
Bryan Young a sophomore at Winter Park HighSchool also enjoys Radinrsquos ability to emotionally cap-tivate his fans
ldquoAbout a year and a half ago I got pretty upsetbecause of a girl found Radin on YouTube and Irsquovebeen listening to him ever sincerdquo Young said ldquoWhenhe was playing I was in awe I enjoyed every secondof itrdquo
Radinrsquos commercial success began in 2004 whenhis song ldquoWinterrdquo was featured in an episode of the hittelevision series Scrubs He has since released threealbums and completed several tours
Radinrsquos set list varied from calm solo-acousticsongs to rock-style pieces that ended in fast movingimprovisations with the accompaniment of a fullband
Some of Radinrsquos loyal fans were not pleased to hearhim stray from his simple acoustic roots
Rich Hibner from Gainesville who has seen Radinin concert four times in the past six years voiced hisdiscontent with the new music
ldquoIrsquom not really enthusiastic about his shift into rockrsquonrsquo rollrdquo Hibner said ldquoI think his strength is that he cancreate powerful music with just his guitarrdquo
When interviewed Radin spoke candidly about theresponse of the Orlando crowd to his music
ldquoItrsquos always nice to look a standing ovation in thefacerdquo Radin said speaking of the audiencersquos encore
Radin said his musical success has been a slowclimb but worth it
ldquoItrsquos been a slow and steady buildrdquo Radin saidldquoEvery time you return to a town you hope a few morepeople will show up Thatrsquos how 30-year careers aremaderdquo
Anya Marina a singer-songwriter from San DiegoPHOTOS BY REBECCA STRANG CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Joshua Radin above and opening acts Adam Allen below and AnyaMarina right performed at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando
Josh Radin concert bringseclectic music big crowd
LAURA NEWBERRYContributing Writer
PLEASE SEE OPENING ON A9
wwwCentralFloridaFuturecombull Feb 10 2011 A9
SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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SEX amp THE CAMPUS
There are often timeswhen men strike out withtheir woman for missingan anniversary or maybeeven a birthday
Valentinersquos Day how-ever is everywhereThere is no way to missit no way to forget thedate and no excuse fordoing nothing
Unless the girl in yourlife despises the ldquoHall-mark-maderdquo day sheshould expect the guy toremember
Herersquos the thing menValentinersquos Day is yourticket to get corny Not alot of effort has to be putinto this day compared tosay an anniversary
The big teddy bear theflowers the chocolate areall acceptable especiallywith a new relationship
Extra importance mustbe paid however to thedelivery which I willexplain toward the endCheap corny gifts arefine but if you just handit to your lady with aldquohere you gordquo it comesacross as pure lazinesswhich you are of coursetrying to mask
Those of you guyswho are single but have aspecial Valentine in mindshould step up the cute-
ness factor Ask her out tosomething cute like iceskating or dinner at a nicerestaurant followed by anice walk Make it agroup thing if itrsquos morecomfortable but makesure you spend most ofthe time getting to knowher
A recent article forRedbook magazine byAaron Traister empha-sizes ldquoThe Real ReasonGuys Hate ValentinersquosDayrdquo In it he says menldquotolerate it because[women] seem to havesome unexplained affec-tion for itrdquo He adds thatthe holiday is ldquodesignedto make men feel likeinadequate insensitivefailuresrdquo
You should only feelthat way when compar-ing yourself to someoneelse when you should befocused on how she feelsabout you
Evan a business majorsaid Valentinersquos Dayldquoshould not be as big aholiday as it isrdquo but stillplans to do something onthe special day He saiddinner and flowers is usu-ally the way he goes onValentinersquos Day
His girlfriend of fourmonths Megan a busi-ness major mdash seemedequally as unexcitedabout the day
On Feb 6 they stillhad no plans but saidthey will probably plansomething a few daysbefore She agreed that anice dinner is usually theway to go
Most of you guys goout to dinner with yourspecial lady on regulardays Why not on Valen-tinersquos Day
And if you are on abudget why not cook herdinner This is somethingRobert Ponsonby amechanical engineeringmajor plans to do in thefuture I caught up withhim and his friends to seewhat single UCF guysthink of this holiday
Ponsonby has no planson choosing a Valentinethis year but said whenhe does he will be sure tomake an effort
ldquoIf itrsquos important to heritrsquos important to merdquo Pon-sonby said
As the seemingly lessexcited of the bunch TJLeach a mechanical engi-neering major had a sur-prisingly good take on it bysaying ldquoa long walk on thebeachrdquo will be his style
Clicheacute Sure But thatwill be the furthest thingfrom that womanrsquos mindwhen yoursquore walking handin hand with the sand inyour toes
As I mentioned itrsquos all inthe delivery When yoursquorehanding her a corny teddybear and typical flowershold her by the hand lookher in the eyes and tell hereverything that is goodabout ldquousrdquo
You donrsquot have to havean explanation for why yougave her a white gorillaholding a box of chocolatesjust let her know that shedeserves everythingincluding you Let herknow that her gift for theday and the rest of yourrelationship is your dedica-tion to her
If she is working duringValentinersquos Day send flow-ers to her job You can savemoney on delivery bydoing it yourself and mak-ing sure she doesnrsquot see youor simply handing it to herBuy a bunch from Publixand arrange it yourself Itrsquosless expensive and showsher you tried
Now ladies do not getupset with him for never
doing anything romantic ifyou have not reciprocatedthe sentiment
When I asked the guyswhat they would like inreturn (keeping it as cleanas possible) Leach said awoman to make him dinnerwould be a good sentimentespecially considering thathe would do it for them
Ponsonby preferred alaid back relaxing daytogether with his Valentine
At least one of theseseem doable right ladiesValentinersquos Day need not bea hassle It can be enjoyablefor both as long as youmake it a day of love likeany other with a specialtwist
Happy Valentinersquos DayKnights
JENNIFER RIOSColumnist
Hit a home run on Valentinersquos Day with these tips
opened for Radin Marinais most known for thesong she wrote for TheTwilight Saga New MoonldquoSatellite Heartrdquo
Marinarsquos quirky andpersonable stage presenceengaged the audience asshe joked about herromantic experiences and
the fun she has had beingthe only girl on a tour busof nine guys
Most of Marinarsquos per-formance consisted of onlyher and a guitar sprinkledwith a few songs that fea-tured a couple of musiciansfrom Radinrsquos band
Standout songs includ-ed Marinarsquos cover ofldquoWhatever You Likerdquo by
TI and ldquoClean and Soberrdquoa comedic and angry com-mentary on an ex-boyfriend that caused aripple of laughter throughthe audience
ldquoI feel spoiled playingevery night for new soldout crowdsrdquo Marina saidldquoTouring with Josh andthe band is like havingnine new brothersrdquo
Opening act a standoutFROM A8
OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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OpinionswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
f we told you to imaginea place where heroinaddicts can shoot up
openly without any fear ofbeing arrested yoursquod proba-bly twerk your head and askus what wersquore on
Oddly enough such aplace exists in VancouverBritish Columbia
Insite is a clinic that pro-vides addicts with free nee-dles in an effort to stop thespread of HIV Seventy-fivepercent of those who usethe facility change theirinjection behavior for thebetter
Itrsquos been successful thusfar and we would like to seesomething similar imple-mented here in the States
The operation started in2003 in one of the areas ofCanada where AIDS wasspreading most rapidly Thegoal was simple provide theusers with sterile equip-ment and supervision so asto reduce the spread of HIVand reduce deaths fromoverdoses
There are 12 stationswhere users sit in front of awell-lit mirror while theyinject themselves Herethey will find all the materi-als needed for injectionHowever Insite does nothelp the users obtain any
drugs everyone who walksthrough the front doorsalready has drugs on themand nearly all of them areseasoned drug users
Nurses and other trainedmedical personnel are read-ily available to provideassistance in shooting up orto rush to provide emer-gency medical aid in case ofoverdose
Although Insite mayfacilitate drug use it in noway promotes it Locatedupstairs is Onsite an addic-tion treatment facilitywhere many users often endup going for help
Nothing like this has everbeen done in America Theclosest wersquove had are pro-grams that hand out freesterile needles to drugusers In New York thisprogram resulted in reduc-ing HIV infection from 4 to1 for every 100 drug users
In 2009 a three-yearstudy started in whichadults in the District ofColumbia and the Bronx areregularly tested for AIDSand then promptly treated iffound to have the virus Thetreatment has also beenshown to reduce the rate ofspreading the infection
Insite also has a verysimilar ldquotest and treatrdquo poli-
cy thatrsquos been very effectiveThose who take the anti-retroviral used to treatAIDS have been found to be90 percent less infective
All these practices aretruly good things and weneed to make communitiesmore aware of this deadlyhighly contagious diseaseItrsquos not enough to hand outpamphlets or broadcastpublic service announce-ments we need to help peo-ple help themselves
Drug users on the streetdonrsquot have the means toobtain clean supplies ontheir own because they areaddicted and theyrsquoll do any-thing to get a fix Whatrsquosworse is that dealers willoften sell used needlesclaiming theyrsquore sterile soitrsquos nearly impossible toknow what to trust
We donrsquot want to fueladdiction among drugusers We want to see therate of HIV infections low-ered across the country andwe believe the way to dothis is to provide supervisedinjection clinics such asInsite
Insite has had its legaltroubles and fair share ofpublic outrage but popularopinion can be sacrificed ifit means saving lives
OUR STANCE
Clinic providessafe drug use
UCFrsquos campus needsto quit mdash cold turkey
The ban on smokingshould extend to the side-walks crossways andcourtyards Tobaccoshouldnrsquot be allowed any-where at UCF
The current policyallows people to smokeanywhere outside as longas they arenrsquot within 15feet of an entrance I donrsquotbelieve this is enough
Irsquom fed up with having to hold mybreath as a smoker puffs out deadlytoxins that linger in my nose longafter theyrsquore gone Itrsquos a daily annoy-ance that I and plenty of other stu-dents must deal with while walkingto and from class With so many anti-smoking campaigns nationwide Idonrsquot think a ban such as this wouldbe inconceivable
Many campuses have already pro-hibited smoking indoors and out-doors No colleges or universities inArkansas and Pennsylvania allowanyone to smoke anywhere on cam-pus Educationrsquos new attitude towardsmoking on campus comes from a setof guidelines published by the Ameri-can College Health Association in2009 that all tobacco use is a ldquosignifi-cant health hazardrdquo
If only through force of inconven-ience it prevents smokers from get-ting their deadly fix near other peo-ple This protects non-smokerstraveling on campus from unwillinglyinhaling secondhand smoke Accord-ing to wwwcancerorg secondhandsmoke has more cancer-causingagents than the smoke inhaled by theperson dragging on the cigarette
Yes I do have a reason to bepissed when yoursquore smoking near tome Yoursquore killing me mdash literally Buteven if ldquoNo Smokingrdquo was chiseledinto every brick on every building atUCF I donrsquot think that would beenough This is an effort that needs tobe supported and enforced by the
communityEnforcers tend to be
slim on the university andcollege campuses thatclaim to be smoke-freeaccording to an articlerecently published onwwwInsideHigher-Edcom Smoking still hap-pens on these campusesbecause the motivation toquit isnrsquot there
Guidelines by theACHA seem to give a clear outline ofhow to implement a smoke-free sys-tem but they still donrsquot tell of a fool-hardy way to protect miles of opencampus from the people who aregoing to break these rules anyway
While a 100 percent campus-wideban on smoking would be ideal itrsquosproblematic Smoking isnrsquot illegal andwould require those who cannot kickthe habit to leave campus wheneverthey get the urge Thatrsquos why many ofthese campuses have created desig-nated smoking areas
Having these designated areaswould encourage an effort to elimi-nate tobacco on campus It wouldgive smokers a break and non-smok-ers a breather It would mean acleaner campus where cigarettebutts donrsquot litter the ground outsideIt would mean less harassment forsmokers about their habit As a non-smoker I wouldnrsquot mind walking afew more blocks in order to avoidone of these areas
The ACHA sets high standardsbut I believe our campus can meetthem with enough support Our uni-versity promotes healthy lifestylesand this ban on tobacco should beevidence of that rather than beingseen as a punishment
Should our campus quit coldturkey it would promote healthierlifestyles and cleaner environmentsfor students faculty and visitors Thismethod has been known to increasethe percentage of non-smokers incampus communities
I
Smokers should takethe habit off campus
HAILEY STEVENSONAccounting freshman
ldquoI think the traffic is toomuchrdquo
FARAH LIZAIRENursing freshman
ldquoI think people are just impa-tientrdquo
DAMANY CRUICKSHANKBiological sciences junior
ldquoPeople just have to pay atten-tionrdquo
HECTOR GONZALEZAnthropology junior
ldquoItrsquos a combination becausetherersquos enough time but peo-ple are just impatientrdquo
MAN ON THE STREETT H E W O R D A R O U N D C A M P U S
ROBERT LANEFinance freshman
ldquoI mean if there are no carsthen I gordquo
TIANSHU GAOStatistics junior
ldquo The crosswalks are fair theyshould just enforce the rulesmorerdquo
NATE BEELER THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
So the other day I was -surfing the Web trying todetermine what Inceptionwas really about and I wasmind-blown to notice thatLeorsquos partner is played byJoseph Gordon-Levitt thekid from Angels in the Out-field
Then upon furtherinvestigation I was linkedto his other movies such as(500) Days of Summerdirected by Marc Webb who as itturns out is the same director in chargeof re-booting the Spider-Man film fran-chise Did you know the new Spider-Man is going to be played by that guyfrom The Social Network Not MarkZuckerberg but his roommate
Anyway my point is this I wentfrom Inception to Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Angels in the Outfield back toJoseph Gordon-Levitt to (500) Days ofSummer to Marc Webb to Spider-Manto Andrew Garfield to The Social Net-work all in about a matter of 10 min-utes Quick extremely simple and (forthe most part) reliable information
Those of you who have never heardof Wikipedia probably now think Irsquominsane
But if yoursquore one of the almost-300million daily Wikipedia viewers youmay be laughing quietly to yourself asIrsquom sure yoursquove had episodes of theseldquoWiki-tripsrdquo very similar to the one Ijust described
Yet aside from useless trivialmovie facts Wikipedia is also chock-full of millions of informative articleswhether itrsquos programming languagetax accounting or cognitive scienceThink about any subject and therersquosmost likely a Wikipedia page for it
This is exactly what co-foundersJimmy Wales and Larry Sanger had inmind when they decided to launch theonline encyclopedia in 2001 Theywanted to create an information baseso fast and so simple that you couldhave access to anything you desirewith just the click of a mouse
Obviously the two of them couldnrsquotwrite and update the more than 3 mil-lion articles by themselves so they setup their website in a way that anybodycan edit any particular page
Now this is where it gets messy On one hand you have the in-depth
insights of anyone in the world on anygiven subject constituting well-round-ed articles that tell both sides of the
story On the other hand you
have Wiki ldquovandalsrdquo whowill virtually tear apart arti-cles writing falsehoods andother totally irrelevant infor-mation just because theycan
Although the site hasplenty of editor-experts whofact-check additions to arti-cles and duly delete inap-propriate ones this flaw in
Wikipediarsquos system seriously restrictsthe site from being viewed as a legiti-mate academic reference tool
Now however Wikipedia is lookingto improve its role and usefulness inacademic settings especially withincolleges and universities
But should a site that is so inclinedtoward bias and misinformation everbe taken seriously
Not yet But eventually it very wellcould be
The way I look at it Wikipedia is afantastic starting source partiallybecause it provides links to othersources Like I mentioned itrsquos incredi-bly quick and easy to gather the infor-mation yoursquore looking for
But as with any source you need totake it with a grain of salt
As they say donrsquot believe every-thing you read Yoursquore not just going togo read one book at the library and callit research You need backup sourcesto confirm what yoursquore reading is true
The same goes for Wikipedia Ifyou find a piece of information youneed great Now go look for anothersource to back it up If yoursquoreresearching US history and it readsldquoThe first president of the UnitedStates was Eminemrdquo mdash itrsquos funny butdefinitely isnrsquot true
The site is also looking for otherways to increase its legitimacy as anacademic source such as having uni-versity professors ldquoflagrdquo certain articlesthat they think are appropriate or notappropriate for use While this solutionis far from perfect itrsquos a solid start
As of now I feel that Wikipedia hasa long way to go before it can be citedindependently in research
Even so when used correctly if youactually analyze and think criticallyabout the information being present-ed the site has some tremendouspotential and is a fine startingresource for whatever informationyou may wish to pursue
Wikipedia not readyfor the classroom yet
BRENT WEBERGuest Columnist
EMON REISERGuest Columnist
lsquoShould the crosswalktimes be adjusted or arestudents too impatientrsquo
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1 Get used to it6 PBS moderator
Ifill10 Go for14 Martinez with
three Cy YoungAwards
15 By __ frommemory
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appeared innumerous ThreeStooges films
20 Source ofshowroomshock
22 Healthy routine25 ldquoCatcher in the
Wryrdquo author26 Make __ dash for27 Hershiser with a
Cy Young Award30 Wind instrument
vibrator31 Send33 Battle gp35 Standing by for
an on-airappearance
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named for musicgenres
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3 -ly word usuallyAbbr
4 Spanish fort5 Rich dessert6 Food merchant7 ldquoThe Caine
Mutinyrdquo novelist8 Cigar tip9 Early Indian
leader10 Strong-arm11 Wired for sound12 Did a deli job13 ldquoTotal Eclipse of
the Heartrdquo singerBonnie
18 Cameracompany thatmerged withKonica
21 With some sauce22 One of many
jobs in metaphor23 Jewish social
org24 Things to wear28 Wear away29 Relay runnerrsquos
assignment32 Wheel securer34 Spokane
university36 Play with a dog
toy maybe
37 Response toldquoYou werekidding rightrdquo
38 Word of action39 And friends
facetiously42 Captrsquos heading43 Like DVDs in a
restricted room44 ldquoWe can talk
nowrdquo45 Terrified to the
bard
47 Designated49 South American
grilled meat dish50 Croesusrsquo
kingdom52 Exhausts54 ldquoHappy Daysrdquo
mom to the Fonz55 Auel heroine58 Altar promise59 Fresh60 Letters seen in
many forms
Wednesdayrsquos Puzzle Solved
By Don Gagliardo 21011
(c)2011 Tribune Media Services Inc 21011
Mondays Puzzle Solved
Last issue solved
Solution and new puzzles in next issuersquos Classifieds
Fill in the grid sothat every rowcolumn and 3x3 boxcontains the digits 1through 9 with norepeats
Monday puzzleEasy level
Thursday puzzleHard level
Solution tips and computer program at wwwsudokucom
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9 38 2 54 9
6 8 41 7
2 55 3 6 4
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program and curriculum Will trainMust have great ref and a love for
children email applications todevorahleahaolcom
3 Bedroom 2 Bath home forrent 5 minutes from UCF onquiet dead-end road $1300-
month Please call 407-592-2043
2-2 Duplex Very Clean EastOrlando near UCF off Dean Rd
No pets $750+ Security CallJennifer (386)748-3838
AVAILABLE NOWUCF408AREA322 some appliances
includedfansfully tiledsmall petsok$109000mo 407-222-5554
Cottage w a sleeping loft Inclelectricity amp water $500mo
Partially furnished Petswelcome 15 min to UCF in a
quiet wooded area 407-366-6413
MF wanted for 32 home onlake Walled Comm 6 mins toUCF $550mo incl util Non-
Smoker sec sys pool amp tennisCall 407-832-8160
239-707-4448 Avail Immediately
Rooms for rent in 44 bedroomhome $475+ per room Util amp
Yard Incl Individual Leases OR$1625 for home 2 miles to UCF
Month to month avail407-760-0768 Ensorrosohotmail
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ClassifiedswwwCentralFloridaFuturecom bull Thursday February 10 2011
RATES
bull Pricing includes up to four lines 35 characters per linebull Offering a successful average return of over 85bull Reaching UCF and East Orlando multiple publication
placement available for Oviedo and Winter Springsbull Enter and view classified ads online 24 hours a day
Enter and view classifieds online
anytime
Rate A Rate B Rate C
First issue $9 $13 $19Each addl issue $6 $9 $13
Rate325 For Sale Automotive B350 For Sale General A375 For Sale Pets A400 Services B500 Announcements A600 Travel` B700 Worship B800 Miscellaneous B900 Wanted B
VISA MC AMEXDiscover Cash Check
PAYMENT METHODS
Monday - Friday9 am - 5 pm
Online phone fax in person
10 am Fri for Mon issue4 pm Wed for Thurs issue
The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968
407-447-4555 bull wwwKnightNewspaperscomclassifieds
CROSSWORDACROSS
1 Get used to it6 PBS moderator
Ifill10 Go for14 Martinez with
three Cy YoungAwards
15 By __ frommemory
16 Sale modifier17 Delta location19 Actor Sitka who
appeared innumerous ThreeStooges films
20 Source ofshowroomshock
22 Healthy routine25 ldquoCatcher in the
Wryrdquo author26 Make __ dash for27 Hershiser with a
Cy Young Award30 Wind instrument
vibrator31 Send33 Battle gp35 Standing by for
an on-airappearance
40 Bauble41 Citi Field org43 Central Chinese
city46 Jazzman Stan48 Some are
named for musicgenres
49 Carrying limit51 Fit for
consumption53 Risk calculation56 Beard-preventing
brand57 Its components
are hidden at theends of 17- 20-35- and 53-Across
61 Forest denizens62 Capri eg63 Quilt filler64 Used too much65 USNA part Abbr66 Puts in a hold
DOWN1 Mortgage no2 ldquoDe Civitate __rdquo
ldquoThe City ofGodrdquo StAugustine work
3 -ly word usuallyAbbr
4 Spanish fort5 Rich dessert6 Food merchant7 ldquoThe Caine
Mutinyrdquo novelist8 Cigar tip9 Early Indian
leader10 Strong-arm11 Wired for sound12 Did a deli job13 ldquoTotal Eclipse of
the Heartrdquo singerBonnie
18 Cameracompany thatmerged withKonica
21 With some sauce22 One of many
jobs in metaphor23 Jewish social
org24 Things to wear28 Wear away29 Relay runnerrsquos
assignment32 Wheel securer34 Spokane
university36 Play with a dog
toy maybe
37 Response toldquoYou werekidding rightrdquo
38 Word of action39 And friends
facetiously42 Captrsquos heading43 Like DVDs in a
restricted room44 ldquoWe can talk
nowrdquo45 Terrified to the
bard
47 Designated49 South American
grilled meat dish50 Croesusrsquo
kingdom52 Exhausts54 ldquoHappy Daysrdquo
mom to the Fonz55 Auel heroine58 Altar promise59 Fresh60 Letters seen in
many forms
Wednesdayrsquos Puzzle Solved
By Don Gagliardo 21011
(c)2011 Tribune Media Services Inc 21011
Mondays Puzzle Solved
Last issue solved
Solution and new puzzles in next issuersquos Classifieds
Fill in the grid sothat every rowcolumn and 3x3 boxcontains the digits 1through 9 with norepeats
Monday puzzleEasy level
Thursday puzzleHard level
Solution tips and computer program at wwwsudokucom
7 3 5 21 7
9 38 2 54 9
6 8 41 7
2 55 3 6 4
SUMMER JOBSummer Jobs
$FREE 2-Night Vacation
Donate Car bull Boat bull RV bull Motorcycle1-800-227-2643
wwwcharityboatsalesorg
$$$ ACCESS LAWSUITCASHNOW $$$ As seen on TV$$$Injury Lawsuit Dragging Need$500-$500000++within 48hrs
Low rates APPLYNOW BYPHONE Call Today Toll-Free
(800)568-8321 wwwlawcapitalcom
AIRLINES ARE HIRING -Train forhigh paying Aviation MaintenanceCareer FAAapproved programFinancial aid if qualified -Housingavailable CALLAviation Instituteof Maintenance (866)314-3769
EGG DONORS WANTED Help acouplersquos dream come true It willbe emotionally and financially
rewarding Are you 5rsquo7rdquo or tallerHave bluehazel or green eyes
Have blonde or brown hair If youdonrsquot fit these qualifications but
would still like to apply email me atlauraangelmatchercom
Aawesome summer job in MaineIf yoursquore looking to spend this
summer outdoors have fun whileyou work and make lifelong
friends then look no further CampMataponi a childrenrsquos summercamp has positions available inLand Sports (lacrosse soccer
basketball softball volleyball fieldhockey) Waterfront (sailingcanoeing waterskiing life
guarding WSI boat drivers)Ropes Course Tennis HBRiding Arts amp Crafts TheaterDance Gymnastics Video
Photography NursesMaintenance Cooking and moreTop salaries plus roomboard amptravel provided Call us today
561-748-3684 or apply online atwwwcampmataponicom
Advertise in Over 100 Papersthroughout Florida AdvertisingNetworks of Florida Put us to
work for You (866)742-1373 www-florida-classifiedscom
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE fromHome Medical Business
Paralegal Criminal Justice Jobplacement assistance Computeravailable Financial Aid if qualifiedSCHEV certified Call (877)206-
5165 wwwCenturauscom
Approved for VAeducationbenefits Learn to Operate aCrane or Bulldozer Heavy
Equipment Training NationalCertification Georgia School ofConstruction wwwHeavy5com
Use code ldquoFLCNHrdquo (866)218-2763
Heat amp Air JOBS -Ready to work3 week accelerated program
Hands on environmentNationwide certifications and LocalJob Placement Assistance (877)-
994-9904
17 DRIVERS NEEDED Top 5Pay Excellent Benefits New
Trucks Ordered Need CDL-Aamp 3mos recent OTR (877)258-8782
wwwmeltontruckcom
Driver - $33mile to $42milebased on length of haul PLUS $-
02mile safety bonus paidquarterly Van amp RefrigeratedCDL-Aw3 mos current OTRexperience (800)414-9569
wwwdriveknightcom
Drivers -FOOD TANKERDRIVERS NEEDED OTR
positions available NOW CDL-Aw Tanker REQrsquoD Outstandingpay amp Benefits Call a recruiterTODAY (877)882-6537 www-
oakleytransportcom
Drivers Earn Up to 39centmi HOMESEVERALNIGHTS amp
WEEKENDS 1 yr OTR Flatbedexp Call (800)572-5489 Susan
ext 227 SUNBELTTRANSPORTLLC
BARTENDERS WANTED$300 a day potential No
Experience Necessary TrainingProvided Age 18 + OK 800-965-6520 ext 107
Regional Opportunity 100Owner Operator Reefer Company$1000 SIGN-ON BONUS Home
Weekly Call (800)237-8288 orvisit wwwsuncocarrierscom
Part Time Insurance Staffposition Bilingual Spanish a
must Please fax resume to Johnat 407-277-3682
DO YOU EARN $80000 IN ADAY Your Own Local Candy
Route 25 Machines and Candy Allfor $999500 All Major Credit
Cards Accepted (877)915-8222 AINB02653
Part time help needed 3pm-6pmMon-Thurs and Sunday 1-3 towork with my 6 year old son whohas downsyndrome He has a
program and curriculum Will trainMust have great ref and a love for
children email applications todevorahleahaolcom
3 Bedroom 2 Bath home forrent 5 minutes from UCF onquiet dead-end road $1300-
month Please call 407-592-2043
2-2 Duplex Very Clean EastOrlando near UCF off Dean Rd
No pets $750+ Security CallJennifer (386)748-3838
AVAILABLE NOWUCF408AREA322 some appliances
includedfansfully tiledsmall petsok$109000mo 407-222-5554
Cottage w a sleeping loft Inclelectricity amp water $500mo
Partially furnished Petswelcome 15 min to UCF in a
quiet wooded area 407-366-6413
MF wanted for 32 home onlake Walled Comm 6 mins toUCF $550mo incl util Non-
Smoker sec sys pool amp tennisCall 407-832-8160
239-707-4448 Avail Immediately
Rooms for rent in 44 bedroomhome $475+ per room Util amp
Yard Incl Individual Leases OR$1625 for home 2 miles to UCF
Month to month avail407-760-0768 Ensorrosohotmail
wwwForRentNearUCFcom
10 MILLION People In theUNITED STATES WERE
VICTIMS OF IDENTITYTHEFTLASTYEAR HELPPROTECTYOURSELF WITH IDENTITYTHEFTPROTECTION FOR1295 AMONTH CALL 407-968-0457 or 407-331-4000
22 Condo for rent near UCF Bothrooms available Mar1st $450mo-
each plus utilities Cable amp Wateralready included gated wood floorspool New appl Call 954-294-4365
Own 20 Acres Only $129mo$13900 near growing El PasoTexas (safest city in America)Low down no credit checks
owner financing Freemappictures (866)485-4364
wwwsunsetranchescom
SERVICES
BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR RENTHomes
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ROOMMATES
HELP WANTEDGeneral100 FOR RENT
Homes
MISCELLANEOUS
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