Newest Woman's LPGA member visits college

By DJ Mastroianni

ORLANDO, Fla- Newest woman's LPGA member, Sarah-Jane Kenyon, visited Valencia Community College Monday. Only a few more months before she becomes full time on the LPGA tour, Kenyon explained in an interview how golf has impacted her life.

Born in Geelong, Australia, Kenyon was the 2002 Australian Junior Champion. She went professional in 2004 and competed in the 2006 U.S. Women's Open Championship.

Kenyon expressed her passion for golf as it shaped her life. "I wanted this since I was 12 years old. It was a great learning experience which really drove me to mature at a young age," she said, "My dad played when I was young which is the main reason why I started to play."

Kenyon explained to the students how golf impacted her life in so many good ways. "It may have been a struggle at first, especially if you don't make the top five in a tournament because you end up receiving no money," said Kenyon, "But when you work hard and be patience, it will all be worth it in the end."

After everything she has been through, at the age of twenty-four, Kenyons career earnings reach a little over one hundred thousand dollars.

"I couldn't be more thankful for where I am today and I look towards the future with the Olympics arriving in 2016 you never know what can happen," stated Kenyon.

Kenyon also stated that America was the 'best' place in the world to play golf and that Newport, Rhode Island had the best golf course she has ever played on. For more details about Kenyon's career accomplishments, visit http://www.duramedfuturestour.com/PlayerBios/KenyonSarah-Jane.html.

Exit polls turned into reality at the end of this years election day

By DJ Mastroianni

LAKE MARY, Fla- This election day has a voter turn out that has been the highest yet to come in history. Exit poll results varied according to each state, county and city.

The National exit polls according to CNN was recorded at Obama 51%, McCain 44% and 5% was still undecided as of 5 pm on election day.

Cindy Marla, supervisor of Crossings Community Church in Lake mary stated, "I love waking up on election day knowing I get to be a part of supervising the voting process. We had a great turn out this year and it looks like the votes were going both ways."

McCain and Obama signs and stickers flooded the streets around voting sites. People coming out of the voting booths flocked to those taking exit polls.

"I am very impressed with young people going out there and doing their own research," stated Gary Garnett of Lake Mary, "you can't always listen to what you hear."

Kevin Chubb of Lake Mary stated, "My family looks forward with hope to having our first female vice president and we take a lot of pride in our American flag."

At the end of the day, history was made. The exit polls were correct and Barack Hussein Obama was named our 44th President of the United States.