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transamerica route Dr. Yoder seatlle: kick off spokane, wa. Byron Hoskinson News Editor

jackson, wy. University of Dayton commu- nications professor Donald Yoder milwaukee, wi. died surrounded by friends and family shortly before midnight on salt lake city, ut. pittsburgh, pa. fallon, nv. chicago, il. north route grant island, ne cleveland, oh. Monday, April 14, according to an indianapolis, in. washington dc san francisco: kickoff email from Director of Advising final destination of the Department of Communi- denver, co. st. louis, mi. lexington, ky. richmond, va. cation, Heather Parsons. Yoder began teaching at UD in south route wichita, ks. 1989 and served in a variety of po- los angeles: kickoff lake havasu, az. charlotte, nc. sitions during his 25 years, most recently as Basic Course Director roswell, nm. tempe, az. birmingham, al. for the communications depart- atlanta, ga. dallas, tx. ment. He has instructed under- ERIN STRIDE graduate communication courses Staff Writer since 1976, working first at Iowa State University and then Creigh- ton University prior to joining UD This summer, University of Dayton accounting and opera- as a full-time faculty member in Pi Kappa Phi service fraternity broth- tions management major, said 1989. ers Ryan Brown and Matt Franklin he will work as manager of logis- Even after a quarter century in will spend two months cycling from tics and corporate sponsorships, and the communications department, the west coast to Washington, D.C., on drive with the cyclists for the South GRAPHIC BY GRACE WOLFORD ASST. ART DIRECTOR Yoder was still able to genuinely separate routes to raise money, aware- team, which departs June 6 at 8 a.m. surprise and excite his students, ness and understanding for persons After each day of cycling, the South Enterprises gift card. ence the best of both worlds during said Carson Smith, a senior com- with disabilities. team will stop in one of 50 different cit- Brown said he wants to have a the journey: spending an entire sum- munication major who took Com- Their 4,000 mile treks are part of ies along route, according to the web- meaningful experience this summer mer with Pi Kappa Phi brothers while munication Theory with Yoder. Journey of Hope, an event organized site. and that helping those with disabili- meeting and learning about those with “He even got students excited by Push America, a Pi Kappa Phi “Every night you do a ‘friendship ties will show them what they can do disabilities and positively impacting for coming to class on Friday by philanthropic organization devoted to visit,’” Brown said. The visits involve instead of focusing on what they can- their lives. coining the term FUFF, for Fired serving people with disabilities and “pairing up with a local organization not do. Logan O’Keefe, a sophomore pre- Up for Friday,” said Smith. instilling lifelong service in fraternity in the city for people with disabili- “I’m most excited about actually get- med major, said a main reason she Yoder used FUFF in his classes members, according to www.push- ties, whether it’s Special Olympics or ting to make a difference in their lives chose to attend UD was because of as an instrument of education and america.org, the nonprofit’s official a summer camp,” he said. “We play and be a friend,” Brown said, calling service opportunities like Journey of personal connection. By present- website. wheelchair basketball or go bowling that experience “the coolest part of Hope. ing a new term and endowing it Beginning in 1988 with a crew of and just hang out with them.” the trip.” “I have the utmost respect for all with a universally understood 21 brothers and a $20,000 fundrais- Brown said a check is often given to Franklin, a sophomore entrepre- those involved for completing this task meaning, Yoder created bonds ing objective, this year’s JOH has a the local organizations, the funding of neurship and marketing major and Pi for such a wonderful cause,” O’Keefe with his students while vividly fundraising goal of $650,000 and three which comes from the sum raised by Kappa Phi brother, will be participat- said. demonstrating a theory of com- 35-member teams traveling along sepa- the cyclists and crew. He said the or- ing as a crew member on the Trans- More information about Journey of munication. rate routes, each dedicated to promot- ganizations also receive donations and America route, which departs May 28 Hope can be found at pushamerica.org Smith said Yoder used other ing awareness and working firsthand corporate sponsors through JOH. at 8 a.m. He said his responsibilities and phikappa.org. teaching techniques to personally with special needs individuals along Each crew member and include the duties of finance and equip- connect with students. the way, according to the website. cyclist must raise $2,500 and $5,500, ment manager, working as a driver and Editors Note: Follow @FlyerNews “He would also tell hilarious Each crew will travel either the respectively, to qualify to participate directing and navigating for the cyclists on Twitter for updates as more infor- stories in CMM 202, which helped North, South or TransAmerica route, in the event. Brown said his goal is as they journey across the country. mation is made available. me to understand the theories which all end in D.C. on Aug. 2, and $3,000 and has created a Facebook page, “When else in my life am I going to and made class more interesting,” begin in San Francisco, Long Beach, “Journey of Hope 2014: Ryan Brown,” be able to do something like this? You Smith said. Calif., and Seattle, respectively. to help reach it. He said for every don’t get another chance for this amaz- Brown, president of the UD Pi $10 donated during April, the donor ing opportunity,” Franklin said. See YODER on p. 6 Kappa Phi chapter and a junior is entered into a raffle for a $50 Flyer Franklin said he will get to experi- 2 Thursday, April 24, 2014 TICKER Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com NEWS Thursday, April 24, 2014 3 CAMPUS artstreet releases Campus ministry thursday night live Hosts food and Album clothing drive This week’s Thursday Night Live will Campus Ministry will host a food take place today, April 24, at 7 p.m. at and clothing drive starting Monday, the ArtStreet Amphitheatre. The event April 28. The drive, which will accept will include a live release concert of the clothing, furniture, school supplies, or Thursday Night Live compilation album. unopened perishable foods, will end Part two of the album will be released Friday, May 2. Drop off items at collec- tomorrow, April 25, during 1World. For tions sites in every residence hall and more information, contact ArtStreet at at marked houses in the student neigh- (937) 229-5101. borhood. Contact Campus Ministry at • CLASS OF 2014 • (937) 229-3339 for more information. FURRY FRIENDS FOR ArtStreet Hosts FINALS 1World Celebration Congratulations on your graduation from Phi Beta Chi, UD’s professional honors Artstreet’s 1World Celebration will be communication fraternity, will provide held tomorrow, April 25, from 7-11 Guests support the building of a school in Malawi during the second annual Determined to Develop Auction and stressed students with therapy dogs at p.m. The event will feature food, music fundraiser in KU Ballroom. CHRIS SANTUCCI/PHOTO EDITOR its annual Furry Friends for Finals at and visual arts in a one-of-a-kind KU Field on April 25 from 12-3 p.m. experience celebrating the diversity One dollar pays for 10 minutes with and creativity of the city of Dayton. A NATION & WORLD the dogs. All proceeds go to 4 Paws for car smash will start off the evening, BEAUTIFUL BULLDOG IS THE SOUTH AND BRITISH TOURIST Ability, a nonprofit organization that giving attendees the chance to raise TOP DOG SOUTHWEST ARE NOT DEPORTED DUE TO provides assistance dogs for people money for Be Free Dayton. The event Lucey the English bulldog won the 35th FUNNY BUDDHA TATTOO with disabilities. For more information, is free and open to the public. To find University of Dayton annual Drake Relays Beautiful Bulldog The Humor Research Lab at the Univer- Sri Lanka authorities deported 37-year- visit 4pawsforability.org out more, contact ArtStreet at (937) in Des Moines, Iowa, on Monday, April sity of Colorado developed a “humor old tourist Naomi Coleman for a tattoo 229-5101. 21. An avid cheese-eater and a bed algorithm” over a nine-month period to of Buddha on her arm. The tattoo, LOCAL hog, Lucey beat out 49 other bulldogs rank the 50 funniest US cities. Chicago, according to Sri Lankan authorities, for the crown. Deliylah and Baby went Dayton woman Hit 49 Buildings damaged home of the Second City stand-up act, disrespected “religious feelings” of the home with the best dressed and conge- With Pizza in explosion reigned as comedy supreme followed nation, which is religiously dominated niality awards, respectively. by Boston and Atlanta. Most southern by about 70 percent Theravada A woman reportedly damaged several An explosion in West Dayton flattened ARE YOU READY TO PUT and southwestern cities ranked high on Buddhists. chairs at a Subway restaurant in an unoccupied home and damaged 48 the list (and low on the humor) like El downtown Dayton on Monday. The surrounding structures on Monday, April Paso, Texas, which ranked 41st. woman got into a food fight with an 21. Officials said the event was caused YOUR CAREER IN DRIVE? Information from nytimes.com and unidentified man and was reportedly by natural gas but are unsure about Information from time.com humorcode.com Information from npr.org hit over the head with a pizza. After suspicious circumstances leading up to being asked to leave the shop by the the incident. The blast was heard and ALMOST 90 PERCENT OF FAST-FOOD CEOs: MICHIGAN BAN’S ON manager, the women returned to break felt several blocks away from the leveled SYRIA’S CHEMICAL ARMS SUPERSIZED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION chairs, each worth $200. Police were house, and caused shattered windows REMOVED Since 2000, the fast-food CEO average UPHELD called to the store, but were not able to and structural damages. Minor injuries The Organization for the Prohibition of compensation (“salary, bonus and the The Supreme Court upheld Michigan’s locate the man. were reported. Chemical Weapons reported the removal value of exercised options”) has nearly ban, Proposal 2, on affirmative action of about 90 percent of Syria’s chemicals quadrupled. Now, the CEO-to-worker in a 6-2 ruling on Tuesday. Chief Justice Information from daytondailynews.com Information from whio.com reserved for the nation’s weapons arse- pay ratio exceeds 1,000 to one, the John Roberts said the appeals court that nal. However, the increasing suspicion public policy group Demos reported – rejected the law acted without author- of a Syrian military attack on civilians difficulty|medium the most extreme pay inequality of all ity. This specific case, according to Jus- with “industrial chlorine”—not explicitly sectors in the U.S. economy. About 50 tice Anthony M. Kennedy, is not about prohibited at the international Chemi- percent of fast-food workers rely on how the issue of racial preference will cal Weapons Convention—has cast a public assistance programs like food be solved – it is about who will solve it. shadow on the feat. stamps, and, according to GMI Ratings, Since 2 passed, the number of freshmen taxpayers are the ones subsidizing this who “identify as black” has decreased CEO “pay plan.” 30 percent at the University of Michigan. Information from nytimes.com Information from npr.org Information from america.aljazeera.com We’re hiring all majors for entry-level CHANCE THE RAPPER 13 SHERPAS KILLED ON SOUTH KOREA FERRY professional positions. RELEASED FROM MOUNT EVEREST SEWOL DEATH TOLL HOSPITAL On Friday, April 18, an avalanche CLIMBING Chicago MC Chance the Rapper can- killed 13 Sherpas (individuals of an 339 of the 476 people on board the Benefits include promotion from within, health and life N celled his second weekend Coachella ethnic group in Nepal “renowned for South Korean ferry Sewol were children insurance, 401(k) matching, wellness programs, and set after hospitalization on Sunday, April their skills in mountaineering”). About and teachers on a school trip before it 20, for unknown illness but was released 600 people annually climb to the sum- sank. The death toll is increasing, ac- sports leagues, just to name a few. on Tuesday, April 22. A photo of the MC mit of Mount Everest, now one of the cording to CNN, but stands at 146. A lying in a hospital bed attached to IVs was most popular peaks for climbers across boy on the ship called on his cell phone Check out current openings at reyrey.com/careers. posted on Chance’s Instagram and has the globe. Mountaineering companies to make the first distress call, then three been deleted. Chance thanked his fans often pay the Sherpas to guide climb- minutes later, the ship’s crew made its for their “prayers” in a tweet on Monday: ers up the mountain, but if travelling first official call. Investigators are trying to “Feeling better thanks God bless u guys.” with novice or unskilled climbers, the piece together the events leading up to trek for the guides is treacherous. The the capsizing. Nine crewmembers face deaths have ignited a labor fight and charges for the sinking of the ship, and questioned the state of Mount Everest more than 190 people are still missing. Information from xxlmag.com and rolling- for climbers and the Sherpas. © 2014 The Reynolds and Reynolds Company. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. 4/14 stone.com Information from nytimes.com Information from bbc.com and cnn.com 2 Thursday, April 24, 2014 TICKER Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com NEWS Thursday, April 24, 2014 3 CAMPUS artstreet releases Campus ministry thursday night live Hosts food and Album clothing drive This week’s Thursday Night Live will Campus Ministry will host a food take place today, April 24, at 7 p.m. at and clothing drive starting Monday, the ArtStreet Amphitheatre. The event April 28. The drive, which will accept will include a live release concert of the clothing, furniture, school supplies, or Thursday Night Live compilation album. unopened perishable foods, will end Part two of the album will be released Friday, May 2. Drop off items at collec- tomorrow, April 25, during 1World. For tions sites in every residence hall and more information, contact ArtStreet at at marked houses in the student neigh- (937) 229-5101. borhood. Contact Campus Ministry at • CLASS OF 2014 • (937) 229-3339 for more information. FURRY FRIENDS FOR ArtStreet Hosts FINALS 1World Celebration Congratulations on your graduation from Phi Beta Chi, UD’s professional honors Artstreet’s 1World Celebration will be communication fraternity, will provide held tomorrow, April 25, from 7-11 Guests support the building of a school in Malawi during the second annual Determined to Develop Auction and stressed students with therapy dogs at p.m. The event will feature food, music fundraiser in KU Ballroom. CHRIS SANTUCCI/PHOTO EDITOR its annual Furry Friends for Finals at and visual arts in a one-of-a-kind KU Field on April 25 from 12-3 p.m. experience celebrating the diversity One dollar pays for 10 minutes with and creativity of the city of Dayton. A NATION & WORLD the dogs. All proceeds go to 4 Paws for car smash will start off the evening, BEAUTIFUL BULLDOG IS THE SOUTH AND BRITISH TOURIST Ability, a nonprofit organization that giving attendees the chance to raise TOP DOG SOUTHWEST ARE NOT DEPORTED DUE TO provides assistance dogs for people money for Be Free Dayton. The event Lucey the English bulldog won the 35th FUNNY BUDDHA TATTOO with disabilities. For more information, is free and open to the public. To find University of Dayton annual Drake Relays Beautiful Bulldog The Humor Research Lab at the Univer- Sri Lanka authorities deported 37-year- visit 4pawsforability.org out more, contact ArtStreet at (937) in Des Moines, Iowa, on Monday, April sity of Colorado developed a “humor old tourist Naomi Coleman for a tattoo 229-5101. 21. An avid cheese-eater and a bed algorithm” over a nine-month period to of Buddha on her arm. The tattoo, LOCAL hog, Lucey beat out 49 other bulldogs rank the 50 funniest US cities. Chicago, according to Sri Lankan authorities, for the crown. Deliylah and Baby went Dayton woman Hit 49 Buildings damaged home of the Second City stand-up act, disrespected “religious feelings” of the home with the best dressed and conge- With Pizza in explosion reigned as comedy supreme followed nation, which is religiously dominated niality awards, respectively. by Boston and Atlanta. Most southern by about 70 percent Theravada A woman reportedly damaged several An explosion in West Dayton flattened ARE YOU READY TO PUT and southwestern cities ranked high on Buddhists. chairs at a Subway restaurant in an unoccupied home and damaged 48 the list (and low on the humor) like El downtown Dayton on Monday. The surrounding structures on Monday, April Paso, Texas, which ranked 41st. woman got into a food fight with an 21. Officials said the event was caused YOUR CAREER IN DRIVE? Information from nytimes.com and unidentified man and was reportedly by natural gas but are unsure about Information from time.com humorcode.com Information from npr.org hit over the head with a pizza. After suspicious circumstances leading up to being asked to leave the shop by the the incident. The blast was heard and ALMOST 90 PERCENT OF FAST-FOOD CEOs: MICHIGAN BAN’S ON manager, the women returned to break felt several blocks away from the leveled SYRIA’S CHEMICAL ARMS SUPERSIZED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION chairs, each worth $200. Police were house, and caused shattered windows REMOVED Since 2000, the fast-food CEO average UPHELD called to the store, but were not able to and structural damages. Minor injuries The Organization for the Prohibition of compensation (“salary, bonus and the The Supreme Court upheld Michigan’s locate the man. were reported. Chemical Weapons reported the removal value of exercised options”) has nearly ban, Proposal 2, on affirmative action of about 90 percent of Syria’s chemicals quadrupled. Now, the CEO-to-worker in a 6-2 ruling on Tuesday. Chief Justice Information from daytondailynews.com Information from whio.com reserved for the nation’s weapons arse- pay ratio exceeds 1,000 to one, the John Roberts said the appeals court that nal. However, the increasing suspicion public policy group Demos reported – rejected the law acted without author- of a Syrian military attack on civilians difficulty|medium the most extreme pay inequality of all ity. This specific case, according to Jus- with “industrial chlorine”—not explicitly sectors in the U.S. economy. About 50 tice Anthony M. Kennedy, is not about prohibited at the international Chemi- percent of fast-food workers rely on how the issue of racial preference will cal Weapons Convention—has cast a public assistance programs like food be solved – it is about who will solve it. shadow on the feat. stamps, and, according to GMI Ratings, Since 2 passed, the number of freshmen taxpayers are the ones subsidizing this who “identify as black” has decreased CEO “pay plan.” 30 percent at the University of Michigan. Information from nytimes.com Information from npr.org Information from america.aljazeera.com We’re hiring all majors for entry-level CHANCE THE RAPPER 13 SHERPAS KILLED ON SOUTH KOREA FERRY professional positions. RELEASED FROM MOUNT EVEREST SEWOL DEATH TOLL HOSPITAL On Friday, April 18, an avalanche CLIMBING Chicago MC Chance the Rapper can- killed 13 Sherpas (individuals of an 339 of the 476 people on board the Benefits include promotion from within, health and life N celled his second weekend Coachella ethnic group in Nepal “renowned for South Korean ferry Sewol were children insurance, 401(k) matching, wellness programs, and set after hospitalization on Sunday, April their skills in mountaineering”). About and teachers on a school trip before it 20, for unknown illness but was released 600 people annually climb to the sum- sank. The death toll is increasing, ac- sports leagues, just to name a few. on Tuesday, April 22. A photo of the MC mit of Mount Everest, now one of the cording to CNN, but stands at 146. A lying in a hospital bed attached to IVs was most popular peaks for climbers across boy on the ship called on his cell phone Check out current openings at reyrey.com/careers. posted on Chance’s Instagram and has the globe. Mountaineering companies to make the first distress call, then three been deleted. Chance thanked his fans often pay the Sherpas to guide climb- minutes later, the ship’s crew made its for their “prayers” in a tweet on Monday: ers up the mountain, but if travelling first official call. Investigators are trying to “Feeling better thanks God bless u guys.” with novice or unskilled climbers, the piece together the events leading up to trek for the guides is treacherous. The the capsizing. Nine crewmembers face deaths have ignited a labor fight and charges for the sinking of the ship, and questioned the state of Mount Everest more than 190 people are still missing. Information from xxlmag.com and rolling- for climbers and the Sherpas. © 2014 The Reynolds and Reynolds Company. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. 4/14 stone.com Information from nytimes.com Information from bbc.com and cnn.com 4 Thursday, April 24, 2014 NEWS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com N EWS Thursday, April 24, 2014 5 Kiefaber residents raise the roof with GoFundMe Raisch demonstrates commitment to community service Margie Powell Allison kurtz be responsible for raising the money Staff Writer are making a difference to the uni- ed,” he said. “Especially in a commu- Staff Writer to repair the damages. versity and the quality of student life, nity of leaders.” On March 27, in the celebratory Martin said construction began The John E. Riley Award is present- providing service and doing it over a Raisch’s involvement on campus in- wake of the University of Dayton April 11 and is projected to be com- ed annually to a junior who has dem- sustained period.” cludes working for Housing and Resi- men’s basketball team defeating pleted by semester’s end. onstrated outstanding commitment to The process of selecting the Riley dence Life, formerly as a Resident As- Stanford University to advance to To help pay for the damages, the student life and service to UD and the Award winner usually begins in Janu- sistant for Stuart Hall and currently as the Elite Eight round of the NCAA residents set up an account on Go- city of Dayton. ary, Mueller said, when a university- a Neighborhood Fellow for Stonemill; tournament, the roof of 430 Kiefaber FundMe.com, a website that utilizes Jack Raisch, a junior psychology wide notice is sent out to request serving as a student ambassador, the St. partially collapsed under the crowdsourcing to fundraise for a va- major, was this year’s Riley Award re- student nominations. Nominated public relations chair for Active Minds, weight of multiple people, result- riety of personal ventures. After a cipient. students submit applications which and a Dayton civic scholar; and work- ing in property damage assessed at GoFundMe account is created, any Chair of the Riley Award Search are reviewed by the Search Commit- ing as a photographer for the improvi- almost $5,000. person or organization can donate to Committee, Steve Mueller, said each tee and narrowed down to five or six sation group On The Fly and writing Shelby Martin, one of the five that cause, according to the website. year the award is given to a rising se- students who are interviewed by the for Dayton Most Metro. residents of the house and a senior On April 10, the residents said nior who exhibits strong leadership, committee members. Following this, Last year Raisch traveled to Zambia psychology major, said the roof was they had raised $2,200 through the sustained volunteer activities and a the committee deliberates and selects for volunteer work, he said. easily accessible, making it difficult website, about half of the desired deep understanding of the Marianist the award winner. “I was really honored, knowing that for her and her housemates to con- amount, but said they did not expect tradition. Mueller also works in the “We typically have the interviews there were other student leaders on trol who climbed on and off it. to raise the remainder. Health Center as the Assistant Vice and then talk through it the same day,” campus who do so much for students,” “It just got to be an overwhelming “It’d be nice,” Ellen Corlett, an- President for Health and Wellness Pro- Mueller said. He said the process often Raisch said. “It’s a really nice recogni- amount of people and then it just other 430 Kiefaber resident and motion and Director of the Counseling involves “splitting hairs” because all tion. I know there are other student fell,” Martin recalled. senior communication major, said Committee. the candidates are well-qualified. leaders who go unrecognized as well.” The residents of 430 Kiefaber about reaching their monetary goal. Mueller said Riley was a longtime “The most difficult part is sorting Raisch said his senior year is about reported that, despite there being “But,” she continued, “the donations employee at UD and served as interim through the subtle differences that delving deeper into service communi- several people—including three we’ve already gotten, we’re so appre- Vice President of Student Develop- make [the winner] a little more out- ties and encouraging others to do the Visit GoFundMe.com to learn more about “fundRAISE the ROOF” for the residents of 430 Kiefaber. residents—on the roof at the time of ciative for.” PHOTO EDITOR/CHRIS SANTUCCI ment. standing than the others,” Mueller same. collapse, there were no injuries as a According to GoFundMe.com, as “When he stepped down, the univer- said. “I really want to concentrate on be- result of the incident. of April 22 “fundRAISE the ROOF” we decided to use it,” she said. the residents’ story and encouraged “We are so, so grateful to everyone sity decided to develop an award in his For 2014, the 29th year of the award’s ing a proactive fellow. I want to do ser- After the collapse, the porch was has received $3,095 from 97 donors. The collapsed roof and associ- readers to help by donating to their who has donated . . .it’s given us such name for his years of service in student presentation, Raisch was selected as vice projects once a month and make assessed for safety and damages, Martin said the idea to use Go- ated GoFundMe account caught the cause. a sense of community just to know development and for the student body that outstanding student. the street feel very invested in the com- Martin said. It was deemed unstable FundMe came from a simple inter- attention of BroBible.com, a popular The residents said the experience that the Flyers have our backs,” they in general,” Mueller said. Raisch said the people who are giv- munity even at the end of their college and cordoned off with caution tape net search. “Our roommate Steph college-focused website and blog. as a whole has shown them the gen- said, adding that they were just glad The award is “a way of honoring ing the award to him are key compo- experience,” Raisch said. “People do while repair estimates were given just started googling websites where In an April 4 article entitled “Help erosity of the UD community and to have been a part of the festivities. John Riley for his service and his com- nents to the growth of his service lead- great things when they’re linked to- Junior psychology major and Resident Assistant Jack Raisch. at $4,470. The residents say that be- you can raise money and GoFundMe These University of Dayton Girls will be one they will always remem- mitment to the university,” he said. ership, and that he is grateful. gether.” CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER/IAN MORAN cause the house is landlord, they will was the first one that popped up, so Fix Their Roof!” BroBible featured ber. “We want to recognize students who “I was touched just being nominat- Old River Park reopens OEC hosts kayaking events, lessons Leo’s Quality Student Housing THE ORIGINAL! THE BEST! cluding the UD Research Institute, Dec. 21, 2009, the day of the pur- RACHEL CAIN Staff Writer during these events. chase, entitled “University Buys Behind Panera Bread Vaughan added that the OEC NCR Headquarters.” The Outdoor Engagement Cen- had planned a separate event fo- The Old River Park area is per- Secure your housing for the fall and summer. Clean, ter, a new component of the Uni- cused specifically on kayaking. fect for kayaking events, Vaughan furnished with leather living room set, Maytag wash- versity of Dayton’s Department of “There’s been a pretty good said, since it has a boat house for er/driver, air-conditioning, some homes with marble Campus Recreation and the cen- turnout,” she said. “There have storing kayaks and a still body of terpiece of the department’s Out- been at least 20 to 30 people at each water. She explained that still wa- bathrooms, off street parking, first class! door Education program, worked event.” ter provides safer kayaking condi- in collaboration with other uni- Vaughan said the opportunity to tions than would a larger river, versity departments throughout hold events at Old River was the such as the Miami, especially after this past semester to host several result of Facilities Management heavy rains. fitness and kayaking events at the approaching Campus Recreation Vaughan said she is extremely

recently renovated and reopened to ask how the department would passionate about the outdoors and 29, 38, 40, 49, 50, 63, 65 Jasper Street Old River Park like to utilize the space. nature and wants to share her pas- (Behind Panera Bread) The OEC, which was established She said the idea for the Old sion with other students through

in Aug. 2013, worked alongside River events was born then, when the OEC hosted events at Old River 48 & 50 Woodland Avenue Campus Recreation and Facilities “facilities came to us and said ‘We Park. She described the OEC as (Darkside) To make your stay Management to coordinate and have this space. How can we use the “driving force” behind the re- comfortable and a staff two events this semester in- it?’” cent park events. 119 Fairgrounds pleasant, memorable volving students participating in “I just think it’s a good opportu- Although there are no more up- school year! fitness classes held outdoors at nity that was presented to Campus coming events at Old River Park 42, 46, 58 Frank Street Old River Park, as opposed to be- Recreation that we capitalized on,” this academic year, Vaughan said ing taught in the customary Rec- Vaughan said. to be on the lookout for more activ- Plex location, said OEC Outdoor UD acquired Old River Park in ity next semester. CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE Pursuits Assistant Sara Vaughan, its 2009 purchase of NCR Corp.’s a junior geology major. former world headquarters prop- WWW.LEOSRENTALS.COM Vaughan said participants also erty, a 115-acre parcel including OR CALL FOR AVAILABILITY had the opportunity to kayak on the 1700 S. Patterson Blvd. build- (937)456-7743 OR (937)371-1046 the 1.5 mile long waterway encir- ing, for $18 million, according to cling most of the 45-acre park, in- a udayton.edu news release from 4 Thursday, April 24, 2014 NEWS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com N EWS Thursday, April 24, 2014 5 Kiefaber residents raise the roof with GoFundMe Raisch demonstrates commitment to community service Margie Powell Allison kurtz be responsible for raising the money Staff Writer are making a difference to the uni- ed,” he said. “Especially in a commu- Staff Writer to repair the damages. versity and the quality of student life, nity of leaders.” On March 27, in the celebratory Martin said construction began The John E. Riley Award is present- providing service and doing it over a Raisch’s involvement on campus in- wake of the University of Dayton April 11 and is projected to be com- ed annually to a junior who has dem- sustained period.” cludes working for Housing and Resi- men’s basketball team defeating pleted by semester’s end. onstrated outstanding commitment to The process of selecting the Riley dence Life, formerly as a Resident As- Stanford University to advance to To help pay for the damages, the student life and service to UD and the Award winner usually begins in Janu- sistant for Stuart Hall and currently as the Elite Eight round of the NCAA residents set up an account on Go- city of Dayton. ary, Mueller said, when a university- a Neighborhood Fellow for Stonemill; tournament, the roof of 430 Kiefaber FundMe.com, a website that utilizes Jack Raisch, a junior psychology wide notice is sent out to request serving as a student ambassador, the St. partially collapsed under the crowdsourcing to fundraise for a va- major, was this year’s Riley Award re- student nominations. Nominated public relations chair for Active Minds, weight of multiple people, result- riety of personal ventures. After a cipient. students submit applications which and a Dayton civic scholar; and work- ing in property damage assessed at GoFundMe account is created, any Chair of the Riley Award Search are reviewed by the Search Commit- ing as a photographer for the improvi- almost $5,000. person or organization can donate to Committee, Steve Mueller, said each tee and narrowed down to five or six sation group On The Fly and writing Shelby Martin, one of the five that cause, according to the website. year the award is given to a rising se- students who are interviewed by the for Dayton Most Metro. residents of the house and a senior On April 10, the residents said nior who exhibits strong leadership, committee members. Following this, Last year Raisch traveled to Zambia psychology major, said the roof was they had raised $2,200 through the sustained volunteer activities and a the committee deliberates and selects for volunteer work, he said. easily accessible, making it difficult website, about half of the desired deep understanding of the Marianist the award winner. “I was really honored, knowing that for her and her housemates to con- amount, but said they did not expect tradition. Mueller also works in the “We typically have the interviews there were other student leaders on trol who climbed on and off it. to raise the remainder. Health Center as the Assistant Vice and then talk through it the same day,” campus who do so much for students,” “It just got to be an overwhelming “It’d be nice,” Ellen Corlett, an- President for Health and Wellness Pro- Mueller said. He said the process often Raisch said. “It’s a really nice recogni- amount of people and then it just other 430 Kiefaber resident and motion and Director of the Counseling involves “splitting hairs” because all tion. I know there are other student fell,” Martin recalled. senior communication major, said Committee. the candidates are well-qualified. leaders who go unrecognized as well.” The residents of 430 Kiefaber about reaching their monetary goal. Mueller said Riley was a longtime “The most difficult part is sorting Raisch said his senior year is about reported that, despite there being “But,” she continued, “the donations employee at UD and served as interim through the subtle differences that delving deeper into service communi- several people—including three we’ve already gotten, we’re so appre- Vice President of Student Develop- make [the winner] a little more out- ties and encouraging others to do the Visit GoFundMe.com to learn more about “fundRAISE the ROOF” for the residents of 430 Kiefaber. residents—on the roof at the time of ciative for.” PHOTO EDITOR/CHRIS SANTUCCI ment. standing than the others,” Mueller same. collapse, there were no injuries as a According to GoFundMe.com, as “When he stepped down, the univer- said. “I really want to concentrate on be- result of the incident. of April 22 “fundRAISE the ROOF” we decided to use it,” she said. the residents’ story and encouraged “We are so, so grateful to everyone sity decided to develop an award in his For 2014, the 29th year of the award’s ing a proactive fellow. I want to do ser- After the collapse, the porch was has received $3,095 from 97 donors. The collapsed roof and associ- readers to help by donating to their who has donated . . .it’s given us such name for his years of service in student presentation, Raisch was selected as vice projects once a month and make assessed for safety and damages, Martin said the idea to use Go- ated GoFundMe account caught the cause. a sense of community just to know development and for the student body that outstanding student. the street feel very invested in the com- Martin said. It was deemed unstable FundMe came from a simple inter- attention of BroBible.com, a popular The residents said the experience that the Flyers have our backs,” they in general,” Mueller said. Raisch said the people who are giv- munity even at the end of their college and cordoned off with caution tape net search. “Our roommate Steph college-focused website and blog. as a whole has shown them the gen- said, adding that they were just glad The award is “a way of honoring ing the award to him are key compo- experience,” Raisch said. “People do while repair estimates were given just started googling websites where In an April 4 article entitled “Help erosity of the UD community and to have been a part of the festivities. John Riley for his service and his com- nents to the growth of his service lead- great things when they’re linked to- Junior psychology major and Resident Assistant Jack Raisch. at $4,470. The residents say that be- you can raise money and GoFundMe These University of Dayton Girls will be one they will always remem- mitment to the university,” he said. ership, and that he is grateful. gether.” CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER/IAN MORAN cause the house is landlord, they will was the first one that popped up, so Fix Their Roof!” BroBible featured ber. “We want to recognize students who “I was touched just being nominat- Old River Park reopens OEC hosts kayaking events, lessons Leo’s Quality Student Housing THE ORIGINAL! THE BEST! cluding the UD Research Institute, Dec. 21, 2009, the day of the pur- RACHEL CAIN Staff Writer during these events. chase, entitled “University Buys Behind Panera Bread Vaughan added that the OEC NCR Headquarters.” The Outdoor Engagement Cen- had planned a separate event fo- The Old River Park area is per- Secure your housing for the fall and summer. Clean, ter, a new component of the Uni- cused specifically on kayaking. fect for kayaking events, Vaughan furnished with leather living room set, Maytag wash- versity of Dayton’s Department of “There’s been a pretty good said, since it has a boat house for er/driver, air-conditioning, some homes with marble Campus Recreation and the cen- turnout,” she said. “There have storing kayaks and a still body of terpiece of the department’s Out- been at least 20 to 30 people at each water. She explained that still wa- bathrooms, off street parking, first class! door Education program, worked event.” ter provides safer kayaking condi- in collaboration with other uni- Vaughan said the opportunity to tions than would a larger river, versity departments throughout hold events at Old River was the such as the Miami, especially after this past semester to host several result of Facilities Management heavy rains. fitness and kayaking events at the approaching Campus Recreation Vaughan said she is extremely

recently renovated and reopened to ask how the department would passionate about the outdoors and 29, 38, 40, 49, 50, 63, 65 Jasper Street Old River Park like to utilize the space. nature and wants to share her pas- (Behind Panera Bread) The OEC, which was established She said the idea for the Old sion with other students through

in Aug. 2013, worked alongside River events was born then, when the OEC hosted events at Old River 48 & 50 Woodland Avenue Campus Recreation and Facilities “facilities came to us and said ‘We Park. She described the OEC as (Darkside) To make your stay Management to coordinate and have this space. How can we use the “driving force” behind the re- comfortable and a staff two events this semester in- it?’” cent park events. 119 Fairgrounds pleasant, memorable volving students participating in “I just think it’s a good opportu- Although there are no more up- school year! fitness classes held outdoors at nity that was presented to Campus coming events at Old River Park 42, 46, 58 Frank Street Old River Park, as opposed to be- Recreation that we capitalized on,” this academic year, Vaughan said ing taught in the customary Rec- Vaughan said. to be on the lookout for more activ- Plex location, said OEC Outdoor UD acquired Old River Park in ity next semester. CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE Pursuits Assistant Sara Vaughan, its 2009 purchase of NCR Corp.’s a junior geology major. former world headquarters prop- WWW.LEOSRENTALS.COM Vaughan said participants also erty, a 115-acre parcel including OR CALL FOR AVAILABILITY had the opportunity to kayak on the 1700 S. Patterson Blvd. build- (937)456-7743 OR (937)371-1046 the 1.5 mile long waterway encir- ing, for $18 million, according to cling most of the 45-acre park, in- a udayton.edu news release from 6 Thursday, April 24, 2014 NEWS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, April 24, 2014 7

YODER (cont. from p. 1) Saxby’s provides new coffee fix, study space on Brown Street

In November 2013, Yoder was Erin Callahan ers have also weighed in on what honored with the Distinguished Staff Writer they think of the new coffee shop Faculty Award in the basic course competitor in terms of price, taste, division by the National Commu- Look out UD, there’s a new cof- options, food, atmosphere, location nication Association for his nearly fee shop on Brown Street! Whether and service. forty years of commitment to his you’re a die-hard Starbucks fan or Students have noted a slightly field, according to a Nov. 20, 2013, just need caffeine no matter where higher cost than Starbucks, but Flyer News article titled “Comm. it comes from, Saxby’s Coffee is said it is complemented with vari- professor recognized as ‘exception- worth a try. It boasts convenience ety, good flavor, and a cozy atmo- al’ role model.” as the first drive-thru coffee shop sphere. During his time at UD, Yoder in Oakwood, and provides friendly “Everything I’ve had has been served as department chair twice FRIDAY 4/25 | 7–11PM customer service and plenty of va- delicious,” senior communication and published extensive research riety. major Allison Moon said. “They on interpersonal and organizational ARTSTREET - UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Saxby’s celebrated its grand offer a wide variety of drinks, and communication. opening on March 15 at its location their smoothies and frozen yogurt Colleagues say Yoder was par- ORANGE WILLARD . A L H O L B R O O K on the corner of Irving Avenue and hold an advantage over Starbucks. ticularly fond of the personal and . Brown Street. According to man- They offer more food options as frequent contact he kept with stu- JAYNE SACHS O H C O N D O R ager Dawn Beckett, several coffee- well.” dents on what he described as UD’s crazed customers awaited the 7 In addition to their traditional “intimate, beautiful campus.” MOT E L B E DS a.m. opening, bringing along lawn coffees, espressos and teas, Saxby’s A close colleague in the commu- chairs to post up outside the doors. also offers more than 25 specialty nication department described him R AGE 4 “The response has been unbe- drink options. All specialty drinks as “an amazing man who affected TNL RIGHTS lievable, even from the very begin- can be made into an iced latte, hot everyone he came in contact with.” ALBUM RELEASE C A R S M A S H ning,” Beckett said. “There were latte, Frolatte, steamer or a blended The colleague also said he will be ON THE ARTSTREET CAFÉ STAGE TO BENEFIT BE FREE DAYTON about 30 people that had waited crème. If you want to grab a bite Don Yoder in 1997 in a university portrait taken by Larry Burgess. M O B I L E remembered for his quick wit by COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES H A R V E S T CUISINE VOODOO TACO most of the night for the free cof- to complement your beverage, students and professors alike. fee promotions.” Saxby’s also offers a selection of In his personal life, Yoder was a per and a sign encouraging students “He is a UD legend and he will be It was worth the wait. The first 10 sandwiches, salads, fruit and bak- life-long New York Yankees fan and and faculty to leave fond memories missed by all,” said Smith. #1World #Rage4Rights customers in the door were greeted ery items. The staff frequently of- Saxby’s Coffee offers a cozy interior for students to study, including long tables for group projects. an avid camper and fisherman. and thoughts of him. A memorial service for Yoder was with free coffee for one year, the fers samples of these items, which IAN MORAN/CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER On the morning following his Before the day’s end, the blank held Wednesday, April 16, in the UD udayton.edu/artstreet . @artstreetud next 10 received free coffee for one means more free goodies even after passing, Yoder’s office door was cov- space had almost disappeared be- Chapel and was followed by a recep- ARTSTREET . 937.229.5101 month, and the following 10 for one you use your $3 credit. customers with tall single tables, location poses a problem for some. ter and faster every day. ered with large, blank sheets of pa- neath fond Flyer memories of Yoder. tion in Kennedy Union. week. Customers were also offered The atmosphere found at Sax- comfy lounge chairs and multiple “It’s a little far from the class Moon suggests that both Saxby’s a $10 credit if they downloaded by’s is also a selling point for cus- large tables to accommodate meet- buildings,” Gaskell said. “It’s also and Starbucks offer an equally sat- the Saxby’s mobile app during the tomers. ings and study groups, which can a little far to walk unless you live isfying experience. Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform week of the grand opening. Even if “I like that they don’t look very be reserved upon request. Beck- on Irving or Lowes.” “Starbucks has fast service and to the policies of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, contact the Flyer News business office at you missed the opening, you didn’t corporate and more like a commu- ett said she has received plenty of Moon added that service could old-time yet predictable favorites, 937.229.3813; Email: [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. miss all the deals. Customers can nity atmosphere,” Sarah Gaskell, positive feedback about the strong develop in some areas. while Saxby’s offers a world of new Classifieds still download the mobile app any- senior pre-med and political sci- Internet connection, and outlets “It’s definitely a new company if you’re not in a hurry,” she said. time and receive a $3 credit at the ence major said. “It definitely feels are scattered generously through- that is still in the learning and “Students, especially those with- Awesome Ghetto Housing For Leo’s Quality Student Housing the coffee shop. That’s a free drink just more quaint and relatable.” Cassie out the space to create a convenient training phase, and the wait time out cars, benefit from now having HOUSING 2014/2015 School Year. 441 Irving Original!! Behind Panera Bread. NOW HIRING Dayton Pool Management is seeking for downloading. Brakers, a junior education major, study environment. could be improved,” she said. two coffee shops close to campus. - 6 people. 443 Irving - 7-9 people. Secure your housing for next year responsible and mature individuals Now that you have a few dol- added that the atmosphere is “per- Despite the strong appeal of Beckett noted that the opera- Why have less, when you can have www.udghettostudenthousing.com. fully furnished, with leather liv- interested in joining our team for the lars to spend, you may consider fect for productivity, relaxation and Saxby’s, students noted that there tions are still going through some more?” Near UD Apts. for 1-5 students, (937)-429-5020. ing room sets, Maytag washer/ Now hiring for summer 2014 and 2014 summer season. Available jobs stopping by. But don’t just take socializing.” are some downsides as well. Since fine-tuning, but it is a work in prog- and 6 bedroom house approved dryer. Some homes with marble fall of 2014! 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For more infor- Dayton homes for sale at Provide phone, e-mail and best times [email protected] the diversity and creativity of both resenting human rights issues. Duca, director of ArtStreet, said. Music” exhibition, open all eve- mation contact ArtStreet at (937) www.rachelkernsold.com to call. Preference to engineering the city of Dayton and UD through Participants can pay $1 for two The 1World Celebration was ning in ArtStreet’s Studio D gal- 229-5101 or at artstreet@udayton. students. philanthropy, food, art, music and hits with a sledgehammer, and the well-received last year and LaDuca lery. This exhibit was produced edu. performance.” adventurous can pay $5 for 30 sec- is hoping to recreate that success. by the 2013-14 ArtStreet residents, 6 Thursday, April 24, 2014 NEWS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, April 24, 2014 7

YODER (cont. from p. 1) Saxby’s provides new coffee fix, study space on Brown Street

In November 2013, Yoder was Erin Callahan ers have also weighed in on what honored with the Distinguished Staff Writer they think of the new coffee shop Faculty Award in the basic course competitor in terms of price, taste, division by the National Commu- Look out UD, there’s a new cof- options, food, atmosphere, location nication Association for his nearly fee shop on Brown Street! Whether and service. forty years of commitment to his you’re a die-hard Starbucks fan or Students have noted a slightly field, according to a Nov. 20, 2013, just need caffeine no matter where higher cost than Starbucks, but Flyer News article titled “Comm. it comes from, Saxby’s Coffee is said it is complemented with vari- professor recognized as ‘exception- worth a try. It boasts convenience ety, good flavor, and a cozy atmo- al’ role model.” as the first drive-thru coffee shop sphere. During his time at UD, Yoder in Oakwood, and provides friendly “Everything I’ve had has been served as department chair twice FRIDAY 4/25 | 7–11PM customer service and plenty of va- delicious,” senior communication and published extensive research riety. major Allison Moon said. “They on interpersonal and organizational ARTSTREET - UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Saxby’s celebrated its grand offer a wide variety of drinks, and communication. opening on March 15 at its location their smoothies and frozen yogurt Colleagues say Yoder was par- ORANGE WILLARD . A L H O L B R O O K on the corner of Irving Avenue and hold an advantage over Starbucks. ticularly fond of the personal and . Brown Street. According to man- They offer more food options as frequent contact he kept with stu- JAYNE SACHS O H C O N D O R ager Dawn Beckett, several coffee- well.” dents on what he described as UD’s crazed customers awaited the 7 In addition to their traditional “intimate, beautiful campus.” MOT E L B E DS a.m. opening, bringing along lawn coffees, espressos and teas, Saxby’s A close colleague in the commu- chairs to post up outside the doors. also offers more than 25 specialty nication department described him R AGE 4 “The response has been unbe- drink options. All specialty drinks as “an amazing man who affected TNL RIGHTS lievable, even from the very begin- can be made into an iced latte, hot everyone he came in contact with.” ALBUM RELEASE C A R S M A S H ning,” Beckett said. “There were latte, Frolatte, steamer or a blended The colleague also said he will be ON THE ARTSTREET CAFÉ STAGE TO BENEFIT BE FREE DAYTON about 30 people that had waited crème. If you want to grab a bite Don Yoder in 1997 in a university portrait taken by Larry Burgess. M O B I L E remembered for his quick wit by COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES H A R V E S T CUISINE VOODOO TACO most of the night for the free cof- to complement your beverage, students and professors alike. fee promotions.” Saxby’s also offers a selection of In his personal life, Yoder was a per and a sign encouraging students “He is a UD legend and he will be It was worth the wait. The first 10 sandwiches, salads, fruit and bak- life-long New York Yankees fan and and faculty to leave fond memories missed by all,” said Smith. #1World #Rage4Rights customers in the door were greeted ery items. The staff frequently of- Saxby’s Coffee offers a cozy interior for students to study, including long tables for group projects. an avid camper and fisherman. and thoughts of him. A memorial service for Yoder was with free coffee for one year, the fers samples of these items, which IAN MORAN/CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER On the morning following his Before the day’s end, the blank held Wednesday, April 16, in the UD udayton.edu/artstreet . @artstreetud next 10 received free coffee for one means more free goodies even after passing, Yoder’s office door was cov- space had almost disappeared be- Chapel and was followed by a recep- ARTSTREET . 937.229.5101 month, and the following 10 for one you use your $3 credit. customers with tall single tables, location poses a problem for some. ter and faster every day. ered with large, blank sheets of pa- neath fond Flyer memories of Yoder. tion in Kennedy Union. week. Customers were also offered The atmosphere found at Sax- comfy lounge chairs and multiple “It’s a little far from the class Moon suggests that both Saxby’s a $10 credit if they downloaded by’s is also a selling point for cus- large tables to accommodate meet- buildings,” Gaskell said. “It’s also and Starbucks offer an equally sat- the Saxby’s mobile app during the tomers. ings and study groups, which can a little far to walk unless you live isfying experience. Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform week of the grand opening. Even if “I like that they don’t look very be reserved upon request. Beck- on Irving or Lowes.” “Starbucks has fast service and to the policies of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, contact the Flyer News business office at you missed the opening, you didn’t corporate and more like a commu- ett said she has received plenty of Moon added that service could old-time yet predictable favorites, 937.229.3813; Email: [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. miss all the deals. Customers can nity atmosphere,” Sarah Gaskell, positive feedback about the strong develop in some areas. while Saxby’s offers a world of new Classifieds still download the mobile app any- senior pre-med and political sci- Internet connection, and outlets “It’s definitely a new company if you’re not in a hurry,” she said. time and receive a $3 credit at the ence major said. “It definitely feels are scattered generously through- that is still in the learning and “Students, especially those with- Awesome Ghetto Housing For Leo’s Quality Student Housing the coffee shop. That’s a free drink just more quaint and relatable.” Cassie out the space to create a convenient training phase, and the wait time out cars, benefit from now having HOUSING 2014/2015 School Year. 441 Irving Original!! Behind Panera Bread. NOW HIRING Dayton Pool Management is seeking for downloading. Brakers, a junior education major, study environment. could be improved,” she said. two coffee shops close to campus. - 6 people. 443 Irving - 7-9 people. Secure your housing for next year responsible and mature individuals Now that you have a few dol- added that the atmosphere is “per- Despite the strong appeal of Beckett noted that the opera- Why have less, when you can have www.udghettostudenthousing.com. fully furnished, with leather liv- interested in joining our team for the lars to spend, you may consider fect for productivity, relaxation and Saxby’s, students noted that there tions are still going through some more?” Near UD Apts. for 1-5 students, (937)-429-5020. ing room sets, Maytag washer/ Now hiring for summer 2014 and 2014 summer season. Available jobs stopping by. But don’t just take socializing.” are some downsides as well. Since fine-tuning, but it is a work in prog- and 6 bedroom house approved dryer. Some homes with marble fall of 2014! 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mary kate dorr on these aspects before. of this film are plausible, Pfister -fo Asst. A&E Editor A humble Pfister said it was mind- cused on the entertainment value blowing to work with such an all-star of “Transcendence” rather than the Oscar-winning cinematographer cast and that he was fortunate to have non-fiction elements. Wally Pfister stepped out of his com- them behind him during his directo- If machines like the one in the film 333 Stonemill fort zone and into the director’s chair rial debut. were to exist? “I would be extremely Katie Christoff with his directorial debut film, “Tran- “I am in the likes of these incred- wary,” said Pfister. “The power to ex- A&E Editor scendence.” ible actors,” said Pfister. “Depp was tract that amount of information for The film, released Friday, April a joy to work with and made the set a human mind would make technol- 18, stars what Pfister called a “dream very comfortable.” ogy too personal.” Twelve girls, including Flyer News’ cast,” with lead roles played by John- Pfister also credits his partnership Many have wondered if Pfister’s former Editor-in-Chief Emma El- ny Depp, Rebecca Hall and Morgan with Nolan for aiding him through- film will be similar to the 2013 film lis, live in the Pi Beta Phi house on Freeman. Depp stars as Dr. Will Cast- out “Transcendence.” Although he “Her,” in which Joaquin Phoenix falls Stonemill. The seven seniors of the er, a researcher focused on artificial has learned from every person he in love with a machine rather than a house sat down with Flyer News to intelligence that virtually uploads his has worked with, Nolan taught him person. Pfister said he was extremely talk about the pros and cons of liv- mind to a machine in hopes of creat- discipline when filming. relieved upon seeing the film to find ing in such a large house and share ing an omniscient machine as anti- “Chris understands that he is re- how much it differs from “Transcen- their sisterhood with readers. technology alliances attempt to put sponsible for taking other people’s dence.” an end to his experiment. money and spending it, so he doesn’t “Some have said ‘Transcendence’ FN: What makes your house dif- Although this is Pfister’s first film waste time,” said Pfister. will be the dark side of ‘Her,’” said ferent from any other house? as a director, he has worked alongside Even as artificial intelligence is be- Pfister. Mallory Martindale: We run the director Christopher Nolan as cine- coming a more popular theme in film, As director, Pfister made it a prior- dishwasher four times a day. matographer for many films includ- Pfister says “Transcendence” stands ity to not make a statement as a di- Emma Ellis: We have a cleaning ing “Inception,” “The Dark Knight” out because it takes an emotional rector, but have the characters make lady. and “The Dark Knight Rises,” giving approach. This film introduces the statements for the movie instead. He Kristen Kemp: We have two refrig- him the knowledge and confidence concept of uploading a human mind, desired there to be no defined “good” erators. Seniors Allie Lueke, Emma Kinnaman, Emma Canter, Tina Alwan, Emma Ellis, Mallory Martindale and Kristen Kemp live in the Pi Beta Phi house on Stonemill. to direct a film himself. Pfister said it emotions and all, to a computer, cre- or “bad” guys in the film, leaving the Allie Lueke: The laundry room is a CHRIS SANTUCCI/PHOTO EDITOR has always been his ultimate goal to ating a journey throughout the movie audiences to infer statements of their constant battle. eventually direct a film, and as his ex- based on emotions and character de- own. Emma Canter: The amount of hor- would they be? of our memories from this year in. ence. KK: If you have the opportunity to perience with cinematography grew velopment rather than a standard The film also has an open ending mones in this house at any given TA: Emma Canter is most likely to We’re going to read them all again AL: Try Taco Bell breakfast. live with the same roommates for and developed, the idea of directing sci-fi film. for the audience to internalize, think time is just ridiculous. be the next Jillian Michaels. before graduation. EC: Be nice to Pi Phis! more than one year, do it. You’ll his own film came knocking on his Pfister said they focused much and discuss. AL: Valentine’s Day was an experi- EE: Tina is most likely to physically TA: We watch every award show to- EK: Go to Daytona. learn a lot about each other and door. more on the “fi” part of “sci-fi” by “As we become more dependent on ence… turn green. She eats a lot of lettuce. gether. EE: Get involved in a few different make some really good memories. “By becoming director, I got to pushing limits on current neurologi- technology, it is important to know KK: There were a lot of carbs in- AL: Kinnaman is a future socialite. EC: Basically every tradition in- ways, in groups with different dy- become the storyteller,” Pfister said. cal research. As of now, researchers whose hands this power [of technol- volved. EE: Mallory is THE intern. volves food, too. namics. He enjoyed working through the de- are able to map brains based on the ogy] lies in,” Pfister said. “It is impor- Emma Kinnaman: And chocolate! AL: Kristen is like the future Mrs. EE: And Tina usually buys Buffalo velopment of characters and experi- communication between neurons. tant to know the dangers there can Pfister’s film “Transcendence,” starring Johnny Depp, is in theaters now. Rogers. Mr. Rogers would marry Wild Wings for us. menting with the sound and lighting Although researchers who worked be, and it’s not a bad idea to go out FN: What would be the theme someone like her. MM: We like to wear towel wraps. designs, since he had never had input alongside Pfister claimed all aspects and embrace nature.” song of this house? MM: Leuke is most likely to have a AL: Before every formal, Canter CONGRATULATIONS AL: It’s either “Club Can’t Handle TLC show. makes an amazing playlist. Me,” “Timber” or “I’ve Gotta Feel- EK: Emma Ellis is most likely to TA: We make this mixture of Greek ing.” Canter makes a mean formal have a talk show. yogurt and salsa. It’s really good Listen up: your guide to popular summer music festivals playlist. with multi-grain tortilla chips. UD CLASS OF 2014! EE: I’m actually going to say it’s FN: Whose closet do you steal three-day pass = $230. A smaller campout. Hotel, Kendrick Lamar tops. Tanks. Jorts. “Ignition.” from most often? FN: If you came back for your 10- Attire: W.W.E.K.W. (What Date: June 19-22 Tickets: one-day pass = $60. All: Okay, “Ignition.” All: Allie. year reunion, what would each would Ezra Koenig wear?) Location: The Woodlands three-day pass = $130. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. EE: That’s because her show on TLC of you be doing? Headliners: Foo Fighters, Out- Attire: Flower crowns make ap- Outside Lands FN: Describe your house in one is going to be a combination of “My AL: Tina’s going to be earning her MANCHESTER, TENN. kast, Jack Johnson pearances, but remember that what California. word. Strange Addiction” and “Hoarders.” third Nobel Peace Prize. Bonnaroo Tickets: four-day pass = $299. you wear will be compared to vogue Date: Aug. 8-10 EC: Amazing. MM: Lueke is going to have ten kids. A family campout with 80,000 Single-day passes sold out. innovations. Don’t try too hard. Location: Golden Gate Park EK: Loud. FN: If you could have any job at EK: Kristen will still be in school. We will be serving and accepting all reservations strangers and Kanye West (plus Attire: Girls, start buying They know when you do. Whether Headliners: Kanye West, Tom KK: I’d say #blessed. UD, what would you want to be? EE: Mallory is going to be working with our traditional lunch menu A M A N D A D E E more than 150 other musicians/ flower crowns and cutting your you’re male, female or undecided, Petty and the Heartbreakers, The EE: Roller-coaster. TA: I’d be a professor. for Google or Apple. from 11:00am-2:00pm! Social Media Manager bands). tees into crop-tops. Boys, start when in doubt, wear a bucket hat. Killers … EC: Madness. AL: I would keep my job. I like being MM: Kinnaman is going to be walk- Date: June 12-15 foraging for floral tees and cut- Tickets: sold out except for VIPs MM: Godspeed. a swim instructor at the RecPlex. ing around in heels. Beer breath tickling the hairs Location: 617 Woodbury High- ting your jeans into cut-offs. Lollapalooza (three-day VIP = $395. Friday or Tina Alwan: Dys(FUN)ctional. MM: Greek life assistant. EE: She’s going to be a lady who Bring your diploma and you will be our guest for 1 on the back of your neck. Sweaty way This year’s line-up is … weird, Sunday VIP = $249.50) EE: Mallory would mold into Kevin lunches. free entree! arms rubbing against yours. It’s Headliners: Elton John, Kanye CHICAGO, ILL. but, if you’re selective, it might Attire: Khaki shorts with FN: What is the best part about Cane if it were humanly possible. TA: Canter is going to be the ulti- here – well, almost. And I’ll be West, Jack White, Lionel Richie, Pitchfork be okay (it might not)! Make sure sweater vests, spaghetti straps, living in a sorority house? KK: I’d work at the counseling cen- mate mom who makes these super your guide. I’ll hold your clammy Vampire Weekend Vegetarians and vegans: Pitch- your group has the same music wife-beaters … (everything I know EK: It’s clean. ter. delicious Pinterest recipes all the Celebrate Cinco de Mayo weekend and your big hand, wherever you are after fi- Tickets: four-day pass = $284.50. fork will accept you, unlike your taste as you or you’ll have to split about California I learned from MM: There’s always someone to EE: I’d be ALM (Amy Lopez-Mat- time, but then also a partner at an achievement...... nals, as you work off the cost of Attire: As long as you for- family and friends. In contrast to up. Each stage typically hosts “The O.C.”). hang out with. thews). accounting firm. tickets for this year’s summer mu- age the flowers yourself, flower Lollapalooza, you are closer to the musicians and bands of a similar Are you sobbing and eating KK: We have 12 different closets. EK: I’d be a tour guide. EK: Emma Ellis is going to be an (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) sic festivals. crowns are appropriate. Black stage – you are closer to Kendrick genre. No guarantee that you’ll your own hair because the tickets EE: Convenience. EC: I would get my own fro-yo truck NFL wife. NEW YORK, N.Y. trash bags also are appropriate Lamar. The stages themselves are find each other again. to the festival of your dreams are EK: Lots of free food. and bring it around to people, like Governor’s Ball to protect you from weather and closer to each other too, so your Date: Aug. 1-3 sold out? Stop. (Please?) Visit sites TA: It’s a place where you need the grilled cheese lady. FN: Do you have any advice for CALL AND MAKE YOUR RESERVATION: Date: June 6-8 second-hand drug smoke while group can disband and reunite Location: Grant Park like www.stubhub.com or use so- therapy, and the place where you fellow Flyers? 937-859-8229 Location: Randall’s Island still slimming you. Bring bug without getting lost or kidnapped. Headliners: Eminem, Outkast, cial media to start haggling. If you get therapy at the same time. FN: Do you have any house tradi- MM: Get involved. Headliners: Outkast, Jack spray to use as cologne or perfume. Alt moms with alt babies welcome! Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys, can’t snag tickets or just can’t go AL: I just really like the TV. tions? TA: Go out for a leadership position VIEW OUR LUNCH MENU AT: White, Vampire Weekend, The Date: July 18-20 Skrillex, Lorde to your fantasy festival, remember, AL: We have appetizers here before that makes you manage people. www.elmeson.net Strokes DOVER, DEL. Location: Union Park Tickets: Sold out there will always be live feeds. FN: If you were to give each every date party and social. There isn’t a class that teaches you Tickets: one-day pass = $100. Firefly Headliners: Beck, Neutral Milk Attire: Flower crowns. Crop- roommate a superlative, what EK: We have a jar that we put all that. You have to learn from experi- 8 Thursday, April 24, 2014 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, April 24, 2014 9 Director explores dark side of technology in ‘Transcendence’ T H E w o M E N OF

mary kate dorr on these aspects before. of this film are plausible, Pfister -fo Asst. A&E Editor A humble Pfister said it was mind- cused on the entertainment value blowing to work with such an all-star of “Transcendence” rather than the Oscar-winning cinematographer cast and that he was fortunate to have non-fiction elements. Wally Pfister stepped out of his com- them behind him during his directo- If machines like the one in the film 333 Stonemill fort zone and into the director’s chair rial debut. were to exist? “I would be extremely Katie Christoff with his directorial debut film, “Tran- “I am in the likes of these incred- wary,” said Pfister. “The power to ex- A&E Editor scendence.” ible actors,” said Pfister. “Depp was tract that amount of information for The film, released Friday, April a joy to work with and made the set a human mind would make technol- 18, stars what Pfister called a “dream very comfortable.” ogy too personal.” Twelve girls, including Flyer News’ cast,” with lead roles played by John- Pfister also credits his partnership Many have wondered if Pfister’s former Editor-in-Chief Emma El- ny Depp, Rebecca Hall and Morgan with Nolan for aiding him through- film will be similar to the 2013 film lis, live in the Pi Beta Phi house on Freeman. Depp stars as Dr. Will Cast- out “Transcendence.” Although he “Her,” in which Joaquin Phoenix falls Stonemill. The seven seniors of the er, a researcher focused on artificial has learned from every person he in love with a machine rather than a house sat down with Flyer News to intelligence that virtually uploads his has worked with, Nolan taught him person. Pfister said he was extremely talk about the pros and cons of liv- mind to a machine in hopes of creat- discipline when filming. relieved upon seeing the film to find ing in such a large house and share ing an omniscient machine as anti- “Chris understands that he is re- how much it differs from “Transcen- their sisterhood with readers. technology alliances attempt to put sponsible for taking other people’s dence.” an end to his experiment. money and spending it, so he doesn’t “Some have said ‘Transcendence’ FN: What makes your house dif- Although this is Pfister’s first film waste time,” said Pfister. will be the dark side of ‘Her,’” said ferent from any other house? as a director, he has worked alongside Even as artificial intelligence is be- Pfister. Mallory Martindale: We run the director Christopher Nolan as cine- coming a more popular theme in film, As director, Pfister made it a prior- dishwasher four times a day. matographer for many films includ- Pfister says “Transcendence” stands ity to not make a statement as a di- Emma Ellis: We have a cleaning ing “Inception,” “The Dark Knight” out because it takes an emotional rector, but have the characters make lady. and “The Dark Knight Rises,” giving approach. This film introduces the statements for the movie instead. He Kristen Kemp: We have two refrig- him the knowledge and confidence concept of uploading a human mind, desired there to be no defined “good” erators. Seniors Allie Lueke, Emma Kinnaman, Emma Canter, Tina Alwan, Emma Ellis, Mallory Martindale and Kristen Kemp live in the Pi Beta Phi house on Stonemill. to direct a film himself. Pfister said it emotions and all, to a computer, cre- or “bad” guys in the film, leaving the Allie Lueke: The laundry room is a CHRIS SANTUCCI/PHOTO EDITOR has always been his ultimate goal to ating a journey throughout the movie audiences to infer statements of their constant battle. eventually direct a film, and as his ex- based on emotions and character de- own. Emma Canter: The amount of hor- would they be? of our memories from this year in. ence. KK: If you have the opportunity to perience with cinematography grew velopment rather than a standard The film also has an open ending mones in this house at any given TA: Emma Canter is most likely to We’re going to read them all again AL: Try Taco Bell breakfast. live with the same roommates for and developed, the idea of directing sci-fi film. for the audience to internalize, think time is just ridiculous. be the next Jillian Michaels. before graduation. EC: Be nice to Pi Phis! more than one year, do it. You’ll his own film came knocking on his Pfister said they focused much and discuss. AL: Valentine’s Day was an experi- EE: Tina is most likely to physically TA: We watch every award show to- EK: Go to Daytona. learn a lot about each other and door. more on the “fi” part of “sci-fi” by “As we become more dependent on ence… turn green. She eats a lot of lettuce. gether. EE: Get involved in a few different make some really good memories. “By becoming director, I got to pushing limits on current neurologi- technology, it is important to know KK: There were a lot of carbs in- AL: Kinnaman is a future socialite. EC: Basically every tradition in- ways, in groups with different dy- become the storyteller,” Pfister said. cal research. As of now, researchers whose hands this power [of technol- volved. EE: Mallory is THE intern. volves food, too. namics. He enjoyed working through the de- are able to map brains based on the ogy] lies in,” Pfister said. “It is impor- Emma Kinnaman: And chocolate! AL: Kristen is like the future Mrs. EE: And Tina usually buys Buffalo velopment of characters and experi- communication between neurons. tant to know the dangers there can Pfister’s film “Transcendence,” starring Johnny Depp, is in theaters now. Rogers. Mr. Rogers would marry Wild Wings for us. menting with the sound and lighting Although researchers who worked be, and it’s not a bad idea to go out FN: What would be the theme someone like her. MM: We like to wear towel wraps. designs, since he had never had input alongside Pfister claimed all aspects and embrace nature.” song of this house? MM: Leuke is most likely to have a AL: Before every formal, Canter CONGRATULATIONS AL: It’s either “Club Can’t Handle TLC show. makes an amazing playlist. Me,” “Timber” or “I’ve Gotta Feel- EK: Emma Ellis is most likely to TA: We make this mixture of Greek ing.” Canter makes a mean formal have a talk show. yogurt and salsa. It’s really good Listen up: your guide to popular summer music festivals playlist. with multi-grain tortilla chips. UD CLASS OF 2014! EE: I’m actually going to say it’s FN: Whose closet do you steal three-day pass = $230. A smaller campout. Hotel, Kendrick Lamar tops. Tanks. Jorts. “Ignition.” from most often? FN: If you came back for your 10- Attire: W.W.E.K.W. (What Date: June 19-22 Tickets: one-day pass = $60. All: Okay, “Ignition.” All: Allie. year reunion, what would each would Ezra Koenig wear?) Location: The Woodlands three-day pass = $130. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. EE: That’s because her show on TLC of you be doing? Headliners: Foo Fighters, Out- Attire: Flower crowns make ap- Outside Lands FN: Describe your house in one is going to be a combination of “My AL: Tina’s going to be earning her MANCHESTER, TENN. kast, Jack Johnson pearances, but remember that what California. word. Strange Addiction” and “Hoarders.” third Nobel Peace Prize. Bonnaroo Tickets: four-day pass = $299. you wear will be compared to vogue Date: Aug. 8-10 EC: Amazing. MM: Lueke is going to have ten kids. A family campout with 80,000 Single-day passes sold out. innovations. Don’t try too hard. Location: Golden Gate Park EK: Loud. FN: If you could have any job at EK: Kristen will still be in school. We will be serving and accepting all reservations strangers and Kanye West (plus Attire: Girls, start buying They know when you do. Whether Headliners: Kanye West, Tom KK: I’d say #blessed. UD, what would you want to be? EE: Mallory is going to be working with our traditional lunch menu A M A N D A D E E more than 150 other musicians/ flower crowns and cutting your you’re male, female or undecided, Petty and the Heartbreakers, The EE: Roller-coaster. TA: I’d be a professor. for Google or Apple. from 11:00am-2:00pm! Social Media Manager bands). tees into crop-tops. Boys, start when in doubt, wear a bucket hat. Killers … EC: Madness. AL: I would keep my job. I like being MM: Kinnaman is going to be walk- Date: June 12-15 foraging for floral tees and cut- Tickets: sold out except for VIPs MM: Godspeed. a swim instructor at the RecPlex. ing around in heels. Beer breath tickling the hairs Location: 617 Woodbury High- ting your jeans into cut-offs. Lollapalooza (three-day VIP = $395. Friday or Tina Alwan: Dys(FUN)ctional. MM: Greek life assistant. EE: She’s going to be a lady who Bring your diploma and you will be our guest for 1 on the back of your neck. Sweaty way This year’s line-up is … weird, Sunday VIP = $249.50) EE: Mallory would mold into Kevin lunches. free entree! arms rubbing against yours. It’s Headliners: Elton John, Kanye CHICAGO, ILL. but, if you’re selective, it might Attire: Khaki shorts with FN: What is the best part about Cane if it were humanly possible. TA: Canter is going to be the ulti- here – well, almost. And I’ll be West, Jack White, Lionel Richie, Pitchfork be okay (it might not)! Make sure sweater vests, spaghetti straps, living in a sorority house? KK: I’d work at the counseling cen- mate mom who makes these super your guide. I’ll hold your clammy Vampire Weekend Vegetarians and vegans: Pitch- your group has the same music wife-beaters … (everything I know EK: It’s clean. ter. delicious Pinterest recipes all the Celebrate Cinco de Mayo weekend and your big hand, wherever you are after fi- Tickets: four-day pass = $284.50. fork will accept you, unlike your taste as you or you’ll have to split about California I learned from MM: There’s always someone to EE: I’d be ALM (Amy Lopez-Mat- time, but then also a partner at an achievement...... nals, as you work off the cost of Attire: As long as you for- family and friends. In contrast to up. Each stage typically hosts “The O.C.”). hang out with. thews). accounting firm. tickets for this year’s summer mu- age the flowers yourself, flower Lollapalooza, you are closer to the musicians and bands of a similar Are you sobbing and eating KK: We have 12 different closets. EK: I’d be a tour guide. EK: Emma Ellis is going to be an (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) sic festivals. crowns are appropriate. Black stage – you are closer to Kendrick genre. No guarantee that you’ll your own hair because the tickets EE: Convenience. EC: I would get my own fro-yo truck NFL wife. NEW YORK, N.Y. trash bags also are appropriate Lamar. The stages themselves are find each other again. to the festival of your dreams are EK: Lots of free food. and bring it around to people, like Governor’s Ball to protect you from weather and closer to each other too, so your Date: Aug. 1-3 sold out? Stop. (Please?) Visit sites TA: It’s a place where you need the grilled cheese lady. FN: Do you have any advice for CALL AND MAKE YOUR RESERVATION: Date: June 6-8 second-hand drug smoke while group can disband and reunite Location: Grant Park like www.stubhub.com or use so- therapy, and the place where you fellow Flyers? 937-859-8229 Location: Randall’s Island still slimming you. Bring bug without getting lost or kidnapped. Headliners: Eminem, Outkast, cial media to start haggling. If you get therapy at the same time. FN: Do you have any house tradi- MM: Get involved. Headliners: Outkast, Jack spray to use as cologne or perfume. Alt moms with alt babies welcome! Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys, can’t snag tickets or just can’t go AL: I just really like the TV. tions? TA: Go out for a leadership position VIEW OUR LUNCH MENU AT: White, Vampire Weekend, The Date: July 18-20 Skrillex, Lorde to your fantasy festival, remember, AL: We have appetizers here before that makes you manage people. www.elmeson.net Strokes DOVER, DEL. Location: Union Park Tickets: Sold out there will always be live feeds. FN: If you were to give each every date party and social. There isn’t a class that teaches you Tickets: one-day pass = $100. Firefly Headliners: Beck, Neutral Milk Attire: Flower crowns. Crop- roommate a superlative, what EK: We have a jar that we put all that. 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“A man is but a product of his thoughts, what he thinks he becomes.” Women’s rights in Islam not what they appear – Mahatma Gandhi Women’s rights are significantly would continuously help her; they energy to his family, as he said, of their parents’ property with beloved wife Khadija did. Men Indian Independence Leader, 1869-1948 important both on an international had a very compassionate and lov- “the best of you are those who are proportionate sharing with their in Islam, too, have a tremendous and domestic level; however, popu- ing marriage. best to your families” demonstrat- siblings. responsibility of “lowering their lar focus has been fixated on Mus- All of Muhammad’s (p.b.u.h.) ing that virtue starts at home. His Finally, a common way to iden- gaze” (Qur’an 24:30) to give wom- lim women and perceived Muslim surviving children were daughters, character displayed a healthy con- tify a Muslim woman is the wear- en respect. Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) women’s rights in an international and they were so dearly loved and cept of fatherhood and humanity, ing of a hijab, or headscarf. Not all himself was a shining example for context. In this article, I am going cherished by him that it has been and emulating these characteris- Muslim women wear a headscarf, humanity as he dearly regarded to uncover the God-given rights of recorded that when his daughter tics of the Prophet is an important as covering is a personal choice those around him, and he never forum women according to Islam to clar- entered the room, the Prophet tenet of Islam. between her and God. The hijab is once raised his hand or voice at fneditorial ify the discrepancies between cul- would stand up out of respect and Islam introduced the law that prescribed for Muslim women to any woman or child, constantly en- tural and religious understandings suring all people around him were of women’s rights, to eradicate any constantly treated with dignity and When going abroad, FOMO stereotypes and to educate. respect. In order to understand any con- “...Based on what I’ve said it is clear that Islam is an Therefore, based on what I’ve Upgrade: cept in Islam, especially in regards said it is clear that Islam is an shouldn’t be your concern to women’s roles in Islam, it is im- egalitarian religion that has a basis of equality and egalitarian religion that has a basis Change at Flyer News brings exciting new content to readers portant to understand the basis of of equality and equity to both men It’s going to be tough leaving UD, that you’ll regret spending an Octo- Islam. Muslims all over the world and women. Islam does not permit The school year is rapidly coming to a close, and Flyer News is more than ex- even for just a semester, and I’m go- ber in Germany or a St. Patrick’s Day turn to the Holy Qur’an and the life equity to both men and women.” any form of sexism. Sexism and the cited to announce some changes on the way. In order to better serve our readers, ing to really miss spending time with in Dublin? If that isn’t necessarily of the Prophet Muhammad (peace deprivation of Muslim women’s next year we will be switching our publication schedule, adding a more immersive all of my friends here. There’s a lot your scene, then how about learning be upon him) to understand how to rights in predominately Muslim social media experience and drastically updating the website. that happens on campus that makes to tango in Brazil, or spending a se- behave in different circumstances. countries are practices that do not In fall 2014, the paper, which has hit the stands on Thursdays throughout this our community great. From the mester within a few blocks of a beach Looking at Muhammad (p.b.u.h.), have a basis in Islam. Islam has entire year, will be published weekly on Tuesdays. We believe that switching the events that are anticipated all year, on the Mediterranean? his first marriage was to an inde- been promoting women’s rights publishing date to Tuesdays will allow us to expose the campus to more timely and Louis D e G ruy like St. Patrick’s Day and CAB events, When you consider co-ops, intern- pendent businesswoman known for ask his daughter to sit where he women have the right to initiate help protect themselves “that they for the last 1400 years. If Islam is relevant news than in years prior. Publishing on Tuesdays makes it so a recent Opinions Editor to the spontaneous events like trips to ships, the Semester of Service and all her intelligence and beauty, Khad- had been sitting; or how while on divorce if she is being mistreated. may be distinguished and not be practiced correctly, and women are paper is on newsstands during the course of the entire week, and it will also help Bill’s Donuts and Frisbee on KU field, of the other opportunities we have as ija. Khadija was widowed twice be- his death bed, he told one of his Islam also abolished the practice harassed” (Qur’an 33:58-59). The given the independence and educa- us cover certain topics better. When I first got my passport, I this campus really has a lot to miss. students at UD that can prolong your fore, and was 15 years older than daughters that she would be the of “forced arranged marriages.” Qur’an prescribes modest dress to tion to succeed, many problems With a publishing date on Tuesdays we can cover weekend sports and preview couldn’t help but feel an urge to drop However, that’s not going to stop college experience, we have ample the Prophet; yet after observing his first one to greet him in paradise. Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) con- ensure protection for women, so around the world can be improved, weekday games better than before. With a fresh paper at the beginning of the everything I was doing, throw some me from branching out as much opportunity to make up for lost time trustworthy, humble and altruistic Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was indeed a tinuously emphasized how impor- that they may be seen as human giving us a peaceful world that Al- week, readers have a guide to campus events and food for thought through the clothes in my backpack, and head to as possible while I’m gone. We talk when we come back to campus. character, she was bold enough to tremendous influence to humanity, tant it is that both the woman and beings of character and intellect. lah, or God, loves. rest of the week and the weekend. the airport for the first flight to any about community a lot at UD, and it When you stop to think about initiate a proposal of marriage. Ad- helping to teach many prophetic the man agree to be married, and Islam strongly promotes women to In addition to our print plans, next year we will incorporate more live coverage continent that wasn’t North Amer- certainly is an integral part of cam- it, at what other time in our lives ditionally, after they wed, she con- and wise morals, but he started his that neither felt pressure to enter go out and strive for excellence and We’am Hussain of events happening around campus through the use of social media. Sometimes ica. After several doses of rational- pus life, so what’s stopping us from will we have the opportunity to go tinued to work in her independent teachings within his home first. a marriage. Islam also first entitled live their own healthy and indepen- Senior there are interesting events on campus that happen outside the cycle of print ity, I decided to send an email to the bringing that sense of community to abroad? Sure, we can say that we will business and Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) He dedicated most of his time and women to the right of inheritance dent lives, just like the Prophet’s Pre-Medicine news, and social media gives us a platform to cover the full scope of life on campus, education abroad office instead, and others? I think that we should always go backpacking through Europe or no matter when it unfolds. now I’ll be participating in a research try to expand our comfort zones, es- work with the Peace Corps after we Finally, we are excited to announce our summer online edition. The print edi- internship this summer in Germany pecially while we are still young. graduate, but, the thing is, life gets in tions of Flyer News may be done for this school year, but that doesn’t mean you and taking classes in Ireland in the I can understand those of you who the way. When we graduate, student can’t stay updated on everything that is happening on campus. That’s why, start- fall. want to stay on campus in order to loans, parental pressure and our rela- The ‘Yoda’ of UD communications passes ing this summer, you will see a new and different Flyernews.com than the one When I talk about my plans for experience UD as much as possible. tionships here all seem to conspire to you’re accustomed to seeing now. This summer, the Flyer News website will be the next few months, some of my When magazines and tour guides keep us at home, “settled down” with “There are multiple realities, It’s been said, “The pen is might- You could not take their communi- It seems to me that if words can music. constantly updated with new stories about summer happenings and fellow Fly- friends respond with a tone that’s al- describe our campus life, they tend a job, bills and responsibilities. based upon our meaning for ev- ier than the sword.” It can kill, cation theory class without leaving kill, then they can also heal and Sometime in early fall 2014, ers – on and off campus. Visit the website for up-to-date content and information most antagonistic, asking questions to use words like “vibrant” or “excit- While in college, we have the erything. Yours and mine might humiliate, destroy, or it can heal, wiser and happier. They knew how empower and inspire. someone decided to turn me into a on everything in the Dayton community. like, “Why on earth would you want ing,” but I truly feel our experiences unique circumstance of being in- be different. Therefore, our real- encourage and inspire. Dr. Yoder to make you feel better and help While I was inspired by the “Cipher in the Snow.” But because At UD we are constantly innovating and improving our buildings and resourc- to leave UD? There’s too much going here go much deeper than that. Leav- credibly mobile, with on-campus re- ity can never be discovered until understood that, and this is why he you remember the most important wise words of “Dr. Yoda” and Dr. of great UD professors like Dr. Yo- es. At Flyer News, we feel that we should do the same. We’re very excited about on here for me to ever consider leav- ing such a caring and enthusiastic sources to help get us out the door, people recognize the inside person taught us so well. things. Thompson, I had the honor of be- der, Dr. Thompson, and Mr. Kelley, the new changes to come to your newspaper, and we think others on campus will ing.” They have a point, but only to community can seem like a frighten- on a plane and into a new adventure. to find out his or her truth.” He knew the power of a label Additionally, you couldn’t leave coming a radio announcer at UD’s I am still here today, still hoping to be, too. an extent. ing task, but do you honestly think I can still hear the echo of his and how it can harm or heal. His their class without feeling an WUDR radio station, broadcasting make a positive difference in the voice, this wise professor, whose most fervent message to us was amazing resonance about at least my radio show, “Victoria’s Inspira- world. name, “Dr. Yoder,” reminded me about choice and the “Interpretive one of the theories taught there. tion and Information.” I took what It is my hope to send out this of the wise teacher from the movie Theory.” For me, it was the “Symbolic In- I learned from them to shape my powerfully positive message again. fnstaff 2013–2014 Word on the street... Star Wars, Yoda. “Dr. Yoda” was always finding teractionalism” of George Herbert radio program. Speak life. Speak love, and always This was only the first lesson I ways to use labels to create posi- Mead. I was especially struck by I’ll never forget how proud Dr. F.U.F.F. What are you looking forward to most about finals week? learned of Dr. Yoder’s in his course tive meanings for us. His frequent the “Cipher in the Snow,” the story Yoder was of me when I told him, on communication theory, one classroom jokes and stand-up com- of a boy who collapsed and died in “I’m using one of the theories you of the most fascinating subjects edy routines with his teaching the snow, for no medical reason, taught me in the radio station!” editor-in-chief | CC Hutten art director | Meghan Ostermueller (contact: 937-229-3892) taught at the University of Day- partner, Dr. Teri Thompson, were after being treated as a nonentity During every show, I encouraged asst. art director | Grace Wolford ton. Indeed, words are powerful the stuff of legend. by his parents, teachers, and other everyone to speak positive, encour- managing editor | Matthew Worsham Vic bentley web editor | Melissa Shaffer messages that create meaning for He also created his own phrases children, the victim of “symbolic aging words to each other, and I news editor | Byron Hoskinson columnist asst. web editor | Megan Burton all of us. like F.U.F.F (Fire Up For Friday). manslaughter.” played only positive, encouraging asst. news editor | Alise Jarmusz sophomore copy editor | Allie Gauthie a&e editor | Katie Christoff photo editor | Chris Santucci asst. a&e editor | Mary Kate Dorr chief photographer | Ian Moran opinions editor | Louis De Gruy SOCIAL MEDIA manager| Amanda Dee “The free food and taking part in “I’m mostly looking forward to “Literally nothing. I have tests and ourpolicy asst. opinions editor | Steven Good- LOOK FOR MORE advertising manager | Aline Leclair all the extra events on campus, being done with it and going papers in all my classes this week, man Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community (contact: 937-229-3813) but I’m most excited to be on off to summer vacation. It’s then I have exams and papers in ARTICLES ONLINE AT and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or warranties regarding products or sports editor | Chris Bendel summer vacation.” been a pretty tough year.” those same classes next week.” services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not asst. sports editor | Keith Raad Miracle Reason Leland Merling Catherine Sulecki FLYERNEWS.COM! necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Junior Freshman Freshman Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions must include name, Accounting Chemical Engineering Political Science major, year and phone number. 10 Thursday, April 24, 2014 OPINIONS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com OPINIONS Thursday, April 24, 2014 11

“A man is but a product of his thoughts, what he thinks he becomes.” Women’s rights in Islam not what they appear – Mahatma Gandhi Women’s rights are significantly would continuously help her; they energy to his family, as he said, of their parents’ property with beloved wife Khadija did. Men Indian Independence Leader, 1869-1948 important both on an international had a very compassionate and lov- “the best of you are those who are proportionate sharing with their in Islam, too, have a tremendous and domestic level; however, popu- ing marriage. best to your families” demonstrat- siblings. responsibility of “lowering their lar focus has been fixated on Mus- All of Muhammad’s (p.b.u.h.) ing that virtue starts at home. His Finally, a common way to iden- gaze” (Qur’an 24:30) to give wom- lim women and perceived Muslim surviving children were daughters, character displayed a healthy con- tify a Muslim woman is the wear- en respect. Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) women’s rights in an international and they were so dearly loved and cept of fatherhood and humanity, ing of a hijab, or headscarf. Not all himself was a shining example for context. In this article, I am going cherished by him that it has been and emulating these characteris- Muslim women wear a headscarf, humanity as he dearly regarded to uncover the God-given rights of recorded that when his daughter tics of the Prophet is an important as covering is a personal choice those around him, and he never forum women according to Islam to clar- entered the room, the Prophet tenet of Islam. between her and God. The hijab is once raised his hand or voice at fneditorial ify the discrepancies between cul- would stand up out of respect and Islam introduced the law that prescribed for Muslim women to any woman or child, constantly en- tural and religious understandings suring all people around him were of women’s rights, to eradicate any constantly treated with dignity and When going abroad, FOMO stereotypes and to educate. respect. In order to understand any con- “...Based on what I’ve said it is clear that Islam is an Therefore, based on what I’ve Upgrade: cept in Islam, especially in regards said it is clear that Islam is an shouldn’t be your concern to women’s roles in Islam, it is im- egalitarian religion that has a basis of equality and egalitarian religion that has a basis Change at Flyer News brings exciting new content to readers portant to understand the basis of of equality and equity to both men It’s going to be tough leaving UD, that you’ll regret spending an Octo- Islam. Muslims all over the world and women. Islam does not permit The school year is rapidly coming to a close, and Flyer News is more than ex- even for just a semester, and I’m go- ber in Germany or a St. Patrick’s Day turn to the Holy Qur’an and the life equity to both men and women.” any form of sexism. Sexism and the cited to announce some changes on the way. In order to better serve our readers, ing to really miss spending time with in Dublin? If that isn’t necessarily of the Prophet Muhammad (peace deprivation of Muslim women’s next year we will be switching our publication schedule, adding a more immersive all of my friends here. There’s a lot your scene, then how about learning be upon him) to understand how to rights in predominately Muslim social media experience and drastically updating the website. that happens on campus that makes to tango in Brazil, or spending a se- behave in different circumstances. countries are practices that do not In fall 2014, the paper, which has hit the stands on Thursdays throughout this our community great. From the mester within a few blocks of a beach Looking at Muhammad (p.b.u.h.), have a basis in Islam. Islam has entire year, will be published weekly on Tuesdays. We believe that switching the events that are anticipated all year, on the Mediterranean? his first marriage was to an inde- been promoting women’s rights publishing date to Tuesdays will allow us to expose the campus to more timely and Louis D e G ruy like St. Patrick’s Day and CAB events, When you consider co-ops, intern- pendent businesswoman known for ask his daughter to sit where he women have the right to initiate help protect themselves “that they for the last 1400 years. If Islam is relevant news than in years prior. Publishing on Tuesdays makes it so a recent Opinions Editor to the spontaneous events like trips to ships, the Semester of Service and all her intelligence and beauty, Khad- had been sitting; or how while on divorce if she is being mistreated. may be distinguished and not be practiced correctly, and women are paper is on newsstands during the course of the entire week, and it will also help Bill’s Donuts and Frisbee on KU field, of the other opportunities we have as ija. Khadija was widowed twice be- his death bed, he told one of his Islam also abolished the practice harassed” (Qur’an 33:58-59). The given the independence and educa- us cover certain topics better. When I first got my passport, I this campus really has a lot to miss. students at UD that can prolong your fore, and was 15 years older than daughters that she would be the of “forced arranged marriages.” Qur’an prescribes modest dress to tion to succeed, many problems With a publishing date on Tuesdays we can cover weekend sports and preview couldn’t help but feel an urge to drop However, that’s not going to stop college experience, we have ample the Prophet; yet after observing his first one to greet him in paradise. Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) con- ensure protection for women, so around the world can be improved, weekday games better than before. With a fresh paper at the beginning of the everything I was doing, throw some me from branching out as much opportunity to make up for lost time trustworthy, humble and altruistic Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was indeed a tinuously emphasized how impor- that they may be seen as human giving us a peaceful world that Al- week, readers have a guide to campus events and food for thought through the clothes in my backpack, and head to as possible while I’m gone. We talk when we come back to campus. character, she was bold enough to tremendous influence to humanity, tant it is that both the woman and beings of character and intellect. lah, or God, loves. rest of the week and the weekend. the airport for the first flight to any about community a lot at UD, and it When you stop to think about initiate a proposal of marriage. Ad- helping to teach many prophetic the man agree to be married, and Islam strongly promotes women to In addition to our print plans, next year we will incorporate more live coverage continent that wasn’t North Amer- certainly is an integral part of cam- it, at what other time in our lives ditionally, after they wed, she con- and wise morals, but he started his that neither felt pressure to enter go out and strive for excellence and We’am Hussain of events happening around campus through the use of social media. Sometimes ica. After several doses of rational- pus life, so what’s stopping us from will we have the opportunity to go tinued to work in her independent teachings within his home first. a marriage. Islam also first entitled live their own healthy and indepen- Senior there are interesting events on campus that happen outside the cycle of print ity, I decided to send an email to the bringing that sense of community to abroad? Sure, we can say that we will business and Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) He dedicated most of his time and women to the right of inheritance dent lives, just like the Prophet’s Pre-Medicine news, and social media gives us a platform to cover the full scope of life on campus, education abroad office instead, and others? I think that we should always go backpacking through Europe or no matter when it unfolds. now I’ll be participating in a research try to expand our comfort zones, es- work with the Peace Corps after we Finally, we are excited to announce our summer online edition. The print edi- internship this summer in Germany pecially while we are still young. graduate, but, the thing is, life gets in tions of Flyer News may be done for this school year, but that doesn’t mean you and taking classes in Ireland in the I can understand those of you who the way. When we graduate, student can’t stay updated on everything that is happening on campus. That’s why, start- fall. want to stay on campus in order to loans, parental pressure and our rela- The ‘Yoda’ of UD communications passes ing this summer, you will see a new and different Flyernews.com than the one When I talk about my plans for experience UD as much as possible. tionships here all seem to conspire to you’re accustomed to seeing now. This summer, the Flyer News website will be the next few months, some of my When magazines and tour guides keep us at home, “settled down” with “There are multiple realities, It’s been said, “The pen is might- You could not take their communi- It seems to me that if words can music. constantly updated with new stories about summer happenings and fellow Fly- friends respond with a tone that’s al- describe our campus life, they tend a job, bills and responsibilities. based upon our meaning for ev- ier than the sword.” It can kill, cation theory class without leaving kill, then they can also heal and Sometime in early fall 2014, ers – on and off campus. Visit the website for up-to-date content and information most antagonistic, asking questions to use words like “vibrant” or “excit- While in college, we have the erything. Yours and mine might humiliate, destroy, or it can heal, wiser and happier. They knew how empower and inspire. someone decided to turn me into a on everything in the Dayton community. like, “Why on earth would you want ing,” but I truly feel our experiences unique circumstance of being in- be different. Therefore, our real- encourage and inspire. Dr. Yoder to make you feel better and help While I was inspired by the “Cipher in the Snow.” But because At UD we are constantly innovating and improving our buildings and resourc- to leave UD? There’s too much going here go much deeper than that. Leav- credibly mobile, with on-campus re- ity can never be discovered until understood that, and this is why he you remember the most important wise words of “Dr. Yoda” and Dr. of great UD professors like Dr. Yo- es. At Flyer News, we feel that we should do the same. We’re very excited about on here for me to ever consider leav- ing such a caring and enthusiastic sources to help get us out the door, people recognize the inside person taught us so well. things. Thompson, I had the honor of be- der, Dr. Thompson, and Mr. Kelley, the new changes to come to your newspaper, and we think others on campus will ing.” They have a point, but only to community can seem like a frighten- on a plane and into a new adventure. to find out his or her truth.” He knew the power of a label Additionally, you couldn’t leave coming a radio announcer at UD’s I am still here today, still hoping to be, too. an extent. ing task, but do you honestly think I can still hear the echo of his and how it can harm or heal. His their class without feeling an WUDR radio station, broadcasting make a positive difference in the voice, this wise professor, whose most fervent message to us was amazing resonance about at least my radio show, “Victoria’s Inspira- world. name, “Dr. Yoder,” reminded me about choice and the “Interpretive one of the theories taught there. tion and Information.” I took what It is my hope to send out this of the wise teacher from the movie Theory.” For me, it was the “Symbolic In- I learned from them to shape my powerfully positive message again. fnstaff 2013–2014 Word on the street... Star Wars, Yoda. “Dr. Yoda” was always finding teractionalism” of George Herbert radio program. Speak life. Speak love, and always This was only the first lesson I ways to use labels to create posi- Mead. I was especially struck by I’ll never forget how proud Dr. F.U.F.F. What are you looking forward to most about finals week? learned of Dr. Yoder’s in his course tive meanings for us. His frequent the “Cipher in the Snow,” the story Yoder was of me when I told him, on communication theory, one classroom jokes and stand-up com- of a boy who collapsed and died in “I’m using one of the theories you of the most fascinating subjects edy routines with his teaching the snow, for no medical reason, taught me in the radio station!” editor-in-chief | CC Hutten art director | Meghan Ostermueller (contact: 937-229-3892) taught at the University of Day- partner, Dr. Teri Thompson, were after being treated as a nonentity During every show, I encouraged asst. art director | Grace Wolford ton. Indeed, words are powerful the stuff of legend. by his parents, teachers, and other everyone to speak positive, encour- managing editor | Matthew Worsham Vic bentley web editor | Melissa Shaffer messages that create meaning for He also created his own phrases children, the victim of “symbolic aging words to each other, and I news editor | Byron Hoskinson columnist asst. web editor | Megan Burton all of us. like F.U.F.F (Fire Up For Friday). manslaughter.” played only positive, encouraging asst. news editor | Alise Jarmusz sophomore copy editor | Allie Gauthie a&e editor | Katie Christoff photo editor | Chris Santucci asst. a&e editor | Mary Kate Dorr chief photographer | Ian Moran opinions editor | Louis De Gruy SOCIAL MEDIA manager| Amanda Dee “The free food and taking part in “I’m mostly looking forward to “Literally nothing. I have tests and ourpolicy asst. opinions editor | Steven Good- LOOK FOR MORE advertising manager | Aline Leclair all the extra events on campus, being done with it and going papers in all my classes this week, man Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community (contact: 937-229-3813) but I’m most excited to be on off to summer vacation. It’s then I have exams and papers in ARTICLES ONLINE AT and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or warranties regarding products or sports editor | Chris Bendel summer vacation.” been a pretty tough year.” those same classes next week.” services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not asst. sports editor | Keith Raad Miracle Reason Leland Merling Catherine Sulecki FLYERNEWS.COM! necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Junior Freshman Freshman Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions must include name, Accounting Chemical Engineering Political Science major, year and phone number. 12 Thursday, April 24, 2014 OPINIONS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com S PORTS Thursday, April 24, 2014 13 Volleyball Writer opposes renovations to historic chapel Injuries, recruits keep new coaching staff active Some big news for those involved I am not writing this on a whim or fully aware of the scope and breadth will be dismantled and repurposed. this renovation a reality. Although in Campus Ministry and other faith- for the purpose of stirring up contro- of these planned changes. In discuss- Further, the original woodwork in it may be frustrating, we can wait Keith Raad moved during the spring, and a few job,” Horsmon said. Asst. Sports Editor oriented activities on campus is the versy. I am writing because I feel that ing the renovations with my friends, the front of the sanctuary will be de- a little longer. Let’s really talk this more players have sustained minor With the hiccups in the spring, the planned renovation of Immaculate I cannot in good conscience keep my many of whom are incredibly involved stroyed to accommodate for the expan- over as a community. I am request- After the initial meeting with her injuries. Flyers were not able to compete in any Conception Chapel. Known inter- thoughts on this private. with faith life on campus, I have found sion. Original and unique cast-iron ing a public meeting with those in new coaching staff, redshirt sopho- “Our coaching staff is doing a great tournaments, but were able to still nationally for its distinguished blue My concerns are, first and foremost, most of them to be ill-informed on the pillars will be taken out as the choir charge of the renovation and with more middle blocker Angel Agu and job bringing in recruits,” Agu said. practice to the fullest with individual dome, the Chapel is the focal point of pastoral. We seek with this renovation changes taking place, and a large num- loft is lowered. I fear that we as a com- Dr. Curran to talk about this issue. A the rest of the University of Dayton “Sure, it’s been kind of hectic but training and a full six versus six prac- faith life on campus. I need not waste to best serve the needs of students on ber of those who are well-informed are munity have not properly been given twelve million dollar renovation to volleyball team went home to take a they’ve got it together and we’ll be tice. As far as finding recruits in such ink describing its sublime importance campus, but I fear that students have apprehensive about (if not totally op- the opportunity to appreciate what we such an immensely important icon test. fine. I have 100 percent faith in them. little time, Horsman has been search- to this community of students, faculty, not been informed or duly consulted. I posed to) these plans. are losing. This is a grave injustice to to our school should not be quietly Head coach Tim Horsmon and his Tim and the other coaches have such ing every possible option. alumni, and to me personally. It is pre- find it troubling, misleading even, that More specifically, I am opposed to the hard work of those who have come ushered in, as it has thus far. Let’s staff handed his new team a personal- high standards for all of us. We really “We’ve looked at junior colleges, cisely due to the immense importance a full disclosure of the plans with art- these changes because of their near before us, and it is a severe deprivation make sure we’re on the same page. ity test and the results were identical. like him a lot.” we’ve looked at transfers, we’ve looked of this structure that I write to voice ist renderings of the interior space are total disregard to the history of Im- to those who will go after us. Mark It’s only fair to the community, and The trait of competitiveness stood out Horsmon returned to UD Dec. 18, at international players and even se- my opposition to the planned renova- not available online (instead there are maculate Conception Chapel. Yes, the this: if this plan goes through, twenty the Immaculate Conception Chapel among the rest. 2013, after a stint as the head coach niors that are still out there,” Horsmon tion. I do not write on my own initia- merely vague descriptions), and that dome will remain. However, students years from now this lost history will deserves nothing less. Each student-athlete and each at the University of Maryland. From said. tive, but to raise concerns I have heard the unveiling of the designs to stu- by and large are unaware that the 19th be lamented, and the renovation will coach was the same. With the spring 2003-2007, Horsmon guided the Flyers Because of the injury to Beach, from no small number of friends and dents has consisted of only a handful century mural depicting the Corona- be deeply regretted. season ending and the summer begin- to 128-43 record and four NCAA tour- the development in the middle for the members of the community. of meetings held after Masses. tion of the Blessed Mother will be I propose that we as a community Jack Welsh ning, the competitive spirit and nature nament appearances. Flyers has been stripped down to two: Moreover, my words are the result I have to wonder how many stu- removed, and that the equally old and pause for a moment. I realize how Junior of the coaching staff will have to sleep Though it flows through Horsmon, Agu, who will be a junior, and middle of weeks of prayer and discernment. dents, faculty, and alumni are truly beautiful hand-carved wooden pulpit long we have been working to make Religious Education with one eye open to meet their new- his assistant coaches Evan Muys and blocker Isolde Hannan, who will be est challenge – recruiting to cope with Audrey Ludwig have been working a senior. While both are healthy, the injuries. diligently to fill in a few gaps. Their recruiting has been for the future and “This is probably the most active spry youth and volleyball knowledge even for the present, to protect against Great expectations remain With breaks so short, that our group has ever been since have Horsmon feeling confident. injuries to positions with little depth. I’ve been coaching,” Horsmon said. “Through the last few months as “Basically, we’ve been recruiting for why go home? “We were going through six or seven we’ve been together, this is going to be four classes,” Horsmon said. “We’re re- the standard at UD recruits a week.” the one of the better staffs I’ve worked cruiting the 2014 class, the 2015 class, As a soon–to-be 5th year student you the best part about my fresh- Seniors, could you imagine if Since my freshman year, when weekend whenever they want. Then The tree of injuries began with with,” Horsmon said. “Audrey’s a re- the 2016 class, and, of course, the 2017 here at The University of Dayton, man year, I’d struggle to tell you they told us on our first day of ori- fall break rolled around and every- again, I doubt the school will make the sophomore setter Jenna Jendryk, lentless recruiter and a high-energy class.” I find myself in a bit of a strange anything. To be blunt, it was very entation that the men’s basketball one that could leave left, I’ve won- breaks longer unless people start whose knee injury during a match in person with a level of competitiveness Agu, with two years of eligibility re- place. bland and I have no one but myself team wouldn’t get into the NCAA dered why. Why do we, the students, staying on campus and causing the Atlantic 10 Conference Tourna- that’s off the charts.” maining, has nothing but faith in the I’m preparing to say goodbye to to blame for that. tournament until we were seniors insist on running home for a mea- “trouble” as a result of the short ment sidelined her for the remainder The energetic Muys also has Hor- coaching staff and their crucial skills. a good chunk of my friends as they For those of you who aren’t BUT they’d make a Cinderella run sly three days when we have other breaks we have now. I mean, the fac- of the season. Her timetable as of April smon feeling confident as the team “Our whole coaching staff is so go off to new and exciting faraway graduating, heed my words: col- to the Elite 8? Would this last month breaks and holidays right around tors are there, student breaks mean is for her to be fully healthy by the sea- installs new offensive strategies. competitive,” Agu said. “The test gave lands, and when I see the tears on lege is what you make of it. For me, have been nearly as enjoyable if the corner? fewer officers on duty, less parties son’s kick-off. “I think watching Evan in the gym, your top five personality traits, and all their faces I can’t help but feel as if my best UD memories started after they had? Take fall break, only a few weeks being broken up means louder and Redshirt freshman middle blocker he’s already better than I thought he’d of the coaches had competitiveness as I’ve cheated the college experience. I made a conscious decision to do As a UD student, your mission is away from Thanksgiving break bigger parties and no classes for Alyssa Beach has been ruled “medi- be as young as he is. I’m excited to see either top one or top two. With them I’m certainly not the first or last what I like to call “all of the things.” to experience community and share when everyone goes home, yet ev- the next two or three days would be cally disqualified” by Horsmon and how he does in the fall because he’s go- being so competitive, it makes us want Redshirt sophomore blocker Angel Agu slams down one of her career-high student to have a 5th year at UD, Doing all of the things is an idea it with as many people as you can. eryone flees the University like very tempting for those who want the staff. Sophomore outside hitter ing to run some of our offensive sys- to be that competitive too. It’s pretty 57 kills from the 2013 seaosn. With two years of eligibilty remaining, Agu but I understand that what I have is very similar to that which molds the You can do this any number of ways there’s a plague. Maybe it’s mostly to work during the day and party Alaina Turner had her appendix re- tems. I think he’s going to do a great cool.” will return next season for head coach Tim Horsmon and his new coaching staff. PHOTO BY ETHAN KLOSTERMAN an opportunity that many don’t get movie “Yes Man,” and is inherently and can start at any time. Just go do. people that live close to school. that night without worry or stress. and one that many would kill for. exactly what it sounds like. Seniors, if you feel you didn’t I don’t really understand those Of course, for that to happen the This got me thinking about expec- In October of 2012 I intentionally live up to the expectations you had people. I mean, if you choose to live students would need to stay for the tations. To those of you graduating, filled each weekend with a different for yourself, I personally guaran- close enough that you could run break. atlantic 10 Conference STANDINGS did you live up to them? experience. In chronological order tee you that you had a great impact home whenever you want without Now, as I write this, UD is on Eas- Or did you even have them to be- it went like this: Real Dayton fall on someone’s life in some way you thinking about it, then you’re prob- ter break, and after this the school (as of Tuesday, April 22) gin with? Some say that the root of breakout, Dayton River Corridor can’t even fathom. ably going to do it. On the other year will rapidly come to a close. So happiness is having zero expecta- Half Marathon (my first half mara- When I was a freshman, it was hand, if you can do that whenever it’s my hope that you’ll think about Women’s Softball Men’s Baseball Upcoming Schedule tions. I think this is true to a certain thon), a visit to the University of seniors who mentored me twice a you want, why do you need to do it this article next year. When you extent, but if that’s your mantra Dayton Summer Appalachia Pro- week when I was struggling in en- when you could spend the break hear from your friends and class- Pl Team Ovr A-10 Pl Team Ovr A-10 Women’s Softball you’re ultimately living in blissful gram house in Salyersville, Ken- gineering classes, it was a senior hanging out with your friends and mates that they’re going home for W-L W-L W-L W-L ignorance; it’s important to have a tucky, and the Lighthouse Retreat. who first recommended a visit to partying in the student neighbor- break so that they can sit around, 4/25–4/26 Geo. Mason 1 Fordham 26-16 9-1 1 SLU 23-14 11-3 vision of where you are going, but I could write a separate article on the Appalachian Mountains and a hood? sleep, eat and then sit around some 4/27 GW 5/3 Fordham* it’s equally important to take each each of these experiences, but all senior who convinced me to apply to That’s what I thought was going more, encourage them to stay at 2 La Salle 17-15 9-3 2 St. Joe’s 21-10 10-3 5/7–5/10 A-10 Championships Bronx, NY. moment as it comes to you. that’s important to know is that I become a resident assistant. If you to happen when I was a freshman. school and party it up. If you have I certainly didn’t have many ex- lived more in that month than I had know me, those contribute a large I would think that would be every a house, make an event for every 3 St. Joe’s 16-16 6-4 3 VCU 28-9 9-4 Men’s Baseball pectations coming into UD; when I in my entire first two years at UD. part to the person I am today. student’s first instinct when they day. If break is three days, plan 4 SLU 20-18 6-5 4 Geo. Mason 22-13 9-4 4/25–4/27 St. Bonnie’s* declared mechanical engineering as Over that month I also made My expectation for those of you learn that “spring break” is really for a three day event. Plan it in ad- 5/2–5/5 SLU my major the only vision I had for some of the best friends of my life. graduating is to go out into the just a long weekend. Instead of run- vance, so that when break comes 5 Geo. Mason 19-16 5-5 5 Dayton 17-19 9-6 5/7 Wright State* myself was sitting at a desk working This is when I finally started to com- world and be just as amazing to ning home for four days, they can people are excited for a weekend of 5/9–5/11 La Salle* 6 UMass 11-18 5-5 6 Fordham 16-21 7-8 tirelessly on homework for the next prehend the beauty of community. others as the people on this campus party it up with their friends the fun, like they are for St. Patrick’s 5/13 Akron 5/15–5/17 Geo. Mason* four years of my life. I made beautiful friendships from have been to you. same way they do on St. Patrick ’s day. In fact it doesn’t even have to 7 Dayton 20-26 4-8 7 La Salle 11-24 6-7 5/21–5/24 A-10 Championships St Louis, MO. As a freshman I heard all the each of those four experiences. And, When you leave, don’t be Day. School is ending soon, and as a be well planned, during the NCAA hoopla about “community” but nev- when all of those communities are ashamed when the tears start to fall graduating senior I know that, like games the University showed that 8 Rhode Island 11-28 4-8 8 Richmond 15-21-1 6-9 Golf er truly understood what it meant. on the same campus, a five minute uncontrollably, rejoice in knowing so many of you, it will be a long it can gather at the drop of a…ball? 9 St. Bonnie’s 6-26 3-6 9 GW 13-23 6-9 When I reflect on it, it was because walk through KU has the potential you had something that could make time before I’m back in Dayton. So, There is no reason why we have to 4/25–4/27 A-10 Championship TPC Tampa Bay, Fl.

I wasn’t allowing myself to fully ex- to erupt into a ridiculously beauti- you cry like that. I ask the question, why go home? go out quietly over break. 10 GW 16-26-1 2-8 10 UMass 8-23 6-9 Track & Field perience community through all the ful community explosion. If we had longer breaks, it would 11 Rhode Island 7-27 3-10 5/3–5/4 A-10 Championship Amherst, Ma. opportunities UD had; I was trapped This is what I will remember Andrew Koerner be more viable for students who do Scott Fogel in my one expectation for myself: I when I eventually graduate, and it’s not live nearby to go home. Argu- Senior Senior 12 St. Bonnie’s 8-23 2-11 would work hard and be happy as the best part because I never expect- ably, they need longer breaks be- a result. If you asked me to tell ed it; beauty lies in unpredictability. Mechanical Engineering cause they cannot go home on the Political science *Denotes Home Game 12 Thursday, April 24, 2014 OPINIONS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com S PORTS Thursday, April 24, 2014 13 Volleyball Writer opposes renovations to historic chapel Injuries, recruits keep new coaching staff active Some big news for those involved I am not writing this on a whim or fully aware of the scope and breadth will be dismantled and repurposed. this renovation a reality. Although in Campus Ministry and other faith- for the purpose of stirring up contro- of these planned changes. In discuss- Further, the original woodwork in it may be frustrating, we can wait Keith Raad moved during the spring, and a few job,” Horsmon said. Asst. Sports Editor oriented activities on campus is the versy. I am writing because I feel that ing the renovations with my friends, the front of the sanctuary will be de- a little longer. Let’s really talk this more players have sustained minor With the hiccups in the spring, the planned renovation of Immaculate I cannot in good conscience keep my many of whom are incredibly involved stroyed to accommodate for the expan- over as a community. I am request- After the initial meeting with her injuries. Flyers were not able to compete in any Conception Chapel. Known inter- thoughts on this private. with faith life on campus, I have found sion. Original and unique cast-iron ing a public meeting with those in new coaching staff, redshirt sopho- “Our coaching staff is doing a great tournaments, but were able to still nationally for its distinguished blue My concerns are, first and foremost, most of them to be ill-informed on the pillars will be taken out as the choir charge of the renovation and with more middle blocker Angel Agu and job bringing in recruits,” Agu said. practice to the fullest with individual dome, the Chapel is the focal point of pastoral. We seek with this renovation changes taking place, and a large num- loft is lowered. I fear that we as a com- Dr. Curran to talk about this issue. A the rest of the University of Dayton “Sure, it’s been kind of hectic but training and a full six versus six prac- faith life on campus. I need not waste to best serve the needs of students on ber of those who are well-informed are munity have not properly been given twelve million dollar renovation to volleyball team went home to take a they’ve got it together and we’ll be tice. As far as finding recruits in such ink describing its sublime importance campus, but I fear that students have apprehensive about (if not totally op- the opportunity to appreciate what we such an immensely important icon test. fine. I have 100 percent faith in them. little time, Horsman has been search- to this community of students, faculty, not been informed or duly consulted. I posed to) these plans. are losing. This is a grave injustice to to our school should not be quietly Head coach Tim Horsmon and his Tim and the other coaches have such ing every possible option. alumni, and to me personally. It is pre- find it troubling, misleading even, that More specifically, I am opposed to the hard work of those who have come ushered in, as it has thus far. Let’s staff handed his new team a personal- high standards for all of us. We really “We’ve looked at junior colleges, cisely due to the immense importance a full disclosure of the plans with art- these changes because of their near before us, and it is a severe deprivation make sure we’re on the same page. ity test and the results were identical. like him a lot.” we’ve looked at transfers, we’ve looked of this structure that I write to voice ist renderings of the interior space are total disregard to the history of Im- to those who will go after us. Mark It’s only fair to the community, and The trait of competitiveness stood out Horsmon returned to UD Dec. 18, at international players and even se- my opposition to the planned renova- not available online (instead there are maculate Conception Chapel. Yes, the this: if this plan goes through, twenty the Immaculate Conception Chapel among the rest. 2013, after a stint as the head coach niors that are still out there,” Horsmon tion. I do not write on my own initia- merely vague descriptions), and that dome will remain. However, students years from now this lost history will deserves nothing less. Each student-athlete and each at the University of Maryland. From said. tive, but to raise concerns I have heard the unveiling of the designs to stu- by and large are unaware that the 19th be lamented, and the renovation will coach was the same. With the spring 2003-2007, Horsmon guided the Flyers Because of the injury to Beach, from no small number of friends and dents has consisted of only a handful century mural depicting the Corona- be deeply regretted. season ending and the summer begin- to 128-43 record and four NCAA tour- the development in the middle for the members of the community. of meetings held after Masses. tion of the Blessed Mother will be I propose that we as a community Jack Welsh ning, the competitive spirit and nature nament appearances. Flyers has been stripped down to two: Moreover, my words are the result I have to wonder how many stu- removed, and that the equally old and pause for a moment. I realize how Junior of the coaching staff will have to sleep Though it flows through Horsmon, Agu, who will be a junior, and middle of weeks of prayer and discernment. dents, faculty, and alumni are truly beautiful hand-carved wooden pulpit long we have been working to make Religious Education with one eye open to meet their new- his assistant coaches Evan Muys and blocker Isolde Hannan, who will be est challenge – recruiting to cope with Audrey Ludwig have been working a senior. While both are healthy, the injuries. diligently to fill in a few gaps. Their recruiting has been for the future and “This is probably the most active spry youth and volleyball knowledge even for the present, to protect against Great expectations remain With breaks so short, that our group has ever been since have Horsmon feeling confident. injuries to positions with little depth. I’ve been coaching,” Horsmon said. “Through the last few months as “Basically, we’ve been recruiting for why go home? “We were going through six or seven we’ve been together, this is going to be four classes,” Horsmon said. “We’re re- the standard at UD recruits a week.” the one of the better staffs I’ve worked cruiting the 2014 class, the 2015 class, As a soon–to-be 5th year student you the best part about my fresh- Seniors, could you imagine if Since my freshman year, when weekend whenever they want. Then The tree of injuries began with with,” Horsmon said. “Audrey’s a re- the 2016 class, and, of course, the 2017 here at The University of Dayton, man year, I’d struggle to tell you they told us on our first day of ori- fall break rolled around and every- again, I doubt the school will make the sophomore setter Jenna Jendryk, lentless recruiter and a high-energy class.” I find myself in a bit of a strange anything. To be blunt, it was very entation that the men’s basketball one that could leave left, I’ve won- breaks longer unless people start whose knee injury during a match in person with a level of competitiveness Agu, with two years of eligibility re- place. bland and I have no one but myself team wouldn’t get into the NCAA dered why. Why do we, the students, staying on campus and causing the Atlantic 10 Conference Tourna- that’s off the charts.” maining, has nothing but faith in the I’m preparing to say goodbye to to blame for that. tournament until we were seniors insist on running home for a mea- “trouble” as a result of the short ment sidelined her for the remainder The energetic Muys also has Hor- coaching staff and their crucial skills. a good chunk of my friends as they For those of you who aren’t BUT they’d make a Cinderella run sly three days when we have other breaks we have now. I mean, the fac- of the season. Her timetable as of April smon feeling confident as the team “Our whole coaching staff is so go off to new and exciting faraway graduating, heed my words: col- to the Elite 8? Would this last month breaks and holidays right around tors are there, student breaks mean is for her to be fully healthy by the sea- installs new offensive strategies. competitive,” Agu said. “The test gave lands, and when I see the tears on lege is what you make of it. For me, have been nearly as enjoyable if the corner? fewer officers on duty, less parties son’s kick-off. “I think watching Evan in the gym, your top five personality traits, and all their faces I can’t help but feel as if my best UD memories started after they had? Take fall break, only a few weeks being broken up means louder and Redshirt freshman middle blocker he’s already better than I thought he’d of the coaches had competitiveness as I’ve cheated the college experience. I made a conscious decision to do As a UD student, your mission is away from Thanksgiving break bigger parties and no classes for Alyssa Beach has been ruled “medi- be as young as he is. I’m excited to see either top one or top two. With them I’m certainly not the first or last what I like to call “all of the things.” to experience community and share when everyone goes home, yet ev- the next two or three days would be cally disqualified” by Horsmon and how he does in the fall because he’s go- being so competitive, it makes us want Redshirt sophomore blocker Angel Agu slams down one of her career-high student to have a 5th year at UD, Doing all of the things is an idea it with as many people as you can. eryone flees the University like very tempting for those who want the staff. Sophomore outside hitter ing to run some of our offensive sys- to be that competitive too. It’s pretty 57 kills from the 2013 seaosn. With two years of eligibilty remaining, Agu but I understand that what I have is very similar to that which molds the You can do this any number of ways there’s a plague. Maybe it’s mostly to work during the day and party Alaina Turner had her appendix re- tems. I think he’s going to do a great cool.” will return next season for head coach Tim Horsmon and his new coaching staff. PHOTO BY ETHAN KLOSTERMAN an opportunity that many don’t get movie “Yes Man,” and is inherently and can start at any time. Just go do. people that live close to school. that night without worry or stress. and one that many would kill for. exactly what it sounds like. Seniors, if you feel you didn’t I don’t really understand those Of course, for that to happen the This got me thinking about expec- In October of 2012 I intentionally live up to the expectations you had people. I mean, if you choose to live students would need to stay for the tations. To those of you graduating, filled each weekend with a different for yourself, I personally guaran- close enough that you could run break. atlantic 10 Conference STANDINGS did you live up to them? experience. In chronological order tee you that you had a great impact home whenever you want without Now, as I write this, UD is on Eas- Or did you even have them to be- it went like this: Real Dayton fall on someone’s life in some way you thinking about it, then you’re prob- ter break, and after this the school (as of Tuesday, April 22) gin with? Some say that the root of breakout, Dayton River Corridor can’t even fathom. ably going to do it. On the other year will rapidly come to a close. So happiness is having zero expecta- Half Marathon (my first half mara- When I was a freshman, it was hand, if you can do that whenever it’s my hope that you’ll think about Women’s Softball Men’s Baseball Upcoming Schedule tions. I think this is true to a certain thon), a visit to the University of seniors who mentored me twice a you want, why do you need to do it this article next year. When you extent, but if that’s your mantra Dayton Summer Appalachia Pro- week when I was struggling in en- when you could spend the break hear from your friends and class- Pl Team Ovr A-10 Pl Team Ovr A-10 Women’s Softball you’re ultimately living in blissful gram house in Salyersville, Ken- gineering classes, it was a senior hanging out with your friends and mates that they’re going home for W-L W-L W-L W-L ignorance; it’s important to have a tucky, and the Lighthouse Retreat. who first recommended a visit to partying in the student neighbor- break so that they can sit around, 4/25–4/26 Geo. Mason 1 Fordham 26-16 9-1 1 SLU 23-14 11-3 vision of where you are going, but I could write a separate article on the Appalachian Mountains and a hood? sleep, eat and then sit around some 4/27 GW 5/3 Fordham* it’s equally important to take each each of these experiences, but all senior who convinced me to apply to That’s what I thought was going more, encourage them to stay at 2 La Salle 17-15 9-3 2 St. Joe’s 21-10 10-3 5/7–5/10 A-10 Championships Bronx, NY. moment as it comes to you. that’s important to know is that I become a resident assistant. If you to happen when I was a freshman. school and party it up. If you have I certainly didn’t have many ex- lived more in that month than I had know me, those contribute a large I would think that would be every a house, make an event for every 3 St. Joe’s 16-16 6-4 3 VCU 28-9 9-4 Men’s Baseball pectations coming into UD; when I in my entire first two years at UD. part to the person I am today. student’s first instinct when they day. If break is three days, plan 4 SLU 20-18 6-5 4 Geo. Mason 22-13 9-4 4/25–4/27 St. Bonnie’s* declared mechanical engineering as Over that month I also made My expectation for those of you learn that “spring break” is really for a three day event. Plan it in ad- 5/2–5/5 SLU my major the only vision I had for some of the best friends of my life. graduating is to go out into the just a long weekend. Instead of run- vance, so that when break comes 5 Geo. Mason 19-16 5-5 5 Dayton 17-19 9-6 5/7 Wright State* myself was sitting at a desk working This is when I finally started to com- world and be just as amazing to ning home for four days, they can people are excited for a weekend of 5/9–5/11 La Salle* 6 UMass 11-18 5-5 6 Fordham 16-21 7-8 tirelessly on homework for the next prehend the beauty of community. others as the people on this campus party it up with their friends the fun, like they are for St. Patrick’s 5/13 Akron 5/15–5/17 Geo. Mason* four years of my life. I made beautiful friendships from have been to you. same way they do on St. Patrick ’s day. In fact it doesn’t even have to 7 Dayton 20-26 4-8 7 La Salle 11-24 6-7 5/21–5/24 A-10 Championships St Louis, MO. As a freshman I heard all the each of those four experiences. And, When you leave, don’t be Day. School is ending soon, and as a be well planned, during the NCAA hoopla about “community” but nev- when all of those communities are ashamed when the tears start to fall graduating senior I know that, like games the University showed that 8 Rhode Island 11-28 4-8 8 Richmond 15-21-1 6-9 Golf er truly understood what it meant. on the same campus, a five minute uncontrollably, rejoice in knowing so many of you, it will be a long it can gather at the drop of a…ball? 9 St. Bonnie’s 6-26 3-6 9 GW 13-23 6-9 When I reflect on it, it was because walk through KU has the potential you had something that could make time before I’m back in Dayton. So, There is no reason why we have to 4/25–4/27 A-10 Championship TPC Tampa Bay, Fl.

I wasn’t allowing myself to fully ex- to erupt into a ridiculously beauti- you cry like that. I ask the question, why go home? go out quietly over break. 10 GW 16-26-1 2-8 10 UMass 8-23 6-9 Track & Field perience community through all the ful community explosion. If we had longer breaks, it would 11 Rhode Island 7-27 3-10 5/3–5/4 A-10 Championship Amherst, Ma. opportunities UD had; I was trapped This is what I will remember Andrew Koerner be more viable for students who do Scott Fogel in my one expectation for myself: I when I eventually graduate, and it’s not live nearby to go home. Argu- Senior Senior 12 St. Bonnie’s 8-23 2-11 would work hard and be happy as the best part because I never expect- ably, they need longer breaks be- a result. If you asked me to tell ed it; beauty lies in unpredictability. Mechanical Engineering cause they cannot go home on the Political science *Denotes Home Game 14 Thursday, April 24, 2014 S PORTS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com S PORTS Thursday, April 24, 2014 15 Men’s Soccer Dutch soccer tradition takes root in Dayton 2014 C2C SHEET CONTEST WINNERS

Daniel Massa playing and coaching. Staff Writer “This year for the first time we don’t have any Dutch players,” van CONGRATULATIONS When sophomore midfielder Druenen said. Maik Schoonderwoerd arrived in However, the legacy of Dutch Dayton, Ohio from his home in the soccer still saturates the club. Netherlands to play soccer for the On Wednesday, April 16, the University of Dayton, he expected Dutch Lions announced the sign- PI BETA PHI to lose touch with the unique style ing of 21-year-old Jesjua Angoy- of play utilized in Holland. Cruyff, whose grandfather, Johan When the Flyers hosted a lo- Cruyff, is considered one of the Mary Alwan Brigid Kovach cal professional team, the Dayton best Dutch players of all time. Katherine Burns Alexandria Lueke Dutch Lions, for an exhibition on While Angoy-Cruyff was born Tuesday, April 15, Schoonderwo- and raised in Spain, and identifies Emmaclare Canter Mallory Martindale erd experienced a homecoming of himself as a Spaniard, the signing sorts on American soil. is meaningful to the Dutch Lions’ Emma Ellis Samantha Morakis Since their inaugural season in tradition. 2010, the Dutch Lions of the Unit- Angoy-Cruyff joined the team Bridget Jack Lizzy Riddle ed Soccer League’s Professional shortly afterward and appeared as Kristen Kemp Kaitlyn Tunney Division have brought Holland’s a substitute in a 1-0 victory over unique style of play to the United the Harrisburg City Islanders on Emma Kinnaman States and it was on full display Saturday, April 19. against the Flyers. The establishment of a youth C2C principle selected: The Common Good “It was definitely a little bit academy molded on the globally different,” Schoonderwoerd said. praised Dutch training tradition C2C habit selected: Treat others with respect. “Normally the teams in America has contributed to a stable organi- play in a 4-4-2 formation but they zational structure. played a 4-3-3 formation, which is “It is one big orange family, as normal in the Netherlands.” we like to call it,” Van Druenen University of Dayton sophomore midfielder Maik Schoonderwoerd (24) cheers after a goal during a game against Lipscomb University, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013, at Baujan Field. Schoonderwoerd, a native of Wamel, Neth- COMMITMENT TO While Holland is technically a said, referring to Holland’s unof- erlands, caught a glimpse of his native country when the Flyers faced a local professional soccer club, the Day- province within the Netherlands, ficial national color. ton Dutch Lions April 15 at Baujan Field. The matchup ended in a 0-0 draw. PHOTO BY ETHAN KLOSTERMAN COMMUNITY Catholic and Marianist Learning and Living in popular speech, the two are used According to Schoonderwoerd, interchangeably to describe the Dutch training techniques are on two different continents. One Dutch country. quite different than the ones here partnership is with the Columbus While most of the soccer world in America. Crew of Major League Soccer, and UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH plays a more wide-open game with “In the Netherlands they re- the other is with FC Twente, one of DIETRICH SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES long aerial passes, the Dutch style ally try to develop players while the best teams historically in the COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES of play features more possession they are young, while here win- Dutch Premier League, the Eredi- and steady movement up the field. ning is the most important thing,” visie. ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T Although an unpopular playing Schoonderwoerd said. “Winning Per the terms of an agreement style on this side of the globe, becomes important when you get signed in 2013, which took effect CHANGE YOUR BILL. Dutch teams and players have older, not when you are 13 or 14.” last month, the Crew are required found success on an international Zachary Sanford, a professor at to send at least four players to the SUMMER It’ll change your life. level. UD, who teaches a course on the Dutch Lions in order to provide Holland reached the 2010 World business of soccer, said he sees a them more playing time than they You can spend the fall semester studying at the University of Dayton Cup Final, falling to Spain 1-0, and unique opportunity for the Dutch might see in Columbus. The first SESSIONS2014 China Institute. The cost is the same as if you were at UD, but you’ll gain one of the world’s best players, Lions to develop a respectable fol- group of players arrived in March. exposure to a whole new world — and be positioned for success in the Manchester United star Robin van lowing in a market not usually Among the five was striker Ryan global marketplace. Persie, is Dutch. known to support soccer, espe- Finley, who was drafted ninth SUMMER SESSIONS ARE Even though the match at Bau- cially if the team can build its own overall in the 2013 MLS draft. DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for up to 18 hours. jan Field ended in a 0-0 draw, stadium. The partnership with FC Twen- SO THAT YOU CAN: Schoonderwoerd took a lot of pos- Currently the Dutch Lions play te is based on the sharing of devel-  Enroll in two classes in a row without course overlap; We’ll cover the cost of airfare and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have itives from the experience. After at a complex on the campus of Bea- opment strategies to be used in the  Take additional upper-division courses you home by Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early. You can all, the Flyers tied a professional vercreek High School, and are set Dutch Lions’ Youth Academy. in your major; team. to move to a similar spot at West Having the Dutch Lions in Day-  Complete core requirements; think about what you’ve learned — what you’ve done to enrich your life “We did a good job, and overall Carrollton High School in May. ton gives college students and lo-  Explore specialized topics or a new area and prepare for your future by being a part of the University of Dayton of interest; we actually out possessed them, so “The potential to develop a new cal soccer fans an opportunity  Pick up extra credits during flexible 4-, China Institute. I’m excited for next year,” he said. soccer-specific stadium in the fu- to learn more about professional 6-, and 12-week sessions; and  UD finished up their exhibition ture could cement the team as a soccer. Schedule classes around vacations, jobs, and internships. Learn more at go.udayton.edu/udci/semester. season Sunday, April 20, with a fixture in the Dayton sports mar- “I would like to see [soccer fans] ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AND MEAL 1-1 draw at the University of Ken- ket and help them to further build out there, to see the difference be- PLAN OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE! Questions? Email [email protected]. tucky. a loyal and passionate fan base,” tween professional soccer and col- The Dutch Lions are not just Sanford said. lege soccer,” Van Druenen said. University of Dayton — a top-tier Catholic research university Dutch in name and playing style; Recently, the Dutch Lions have “The quality of play is high.” start thinking of its whole coaching staff hails benefitted from two unique part- The Dutch Lions take on the brighter tomorrows today! from Holland. Head Coach Sid van nerships with teams in more estab- Richmond Kickers at Beavercreek EARN FINAL CREDITS • COMPLETE CORE COURSES Druenen has more than 20 years lished leagues than the USL. High school Saturday, April 26, in CONCENTRATE ON YOUR MAJOR • ENGAGE YOUR MIND of soccer experience in his na- It can be said that both are close the team’s next home match. REGISTER TODAY! tive Holland and in Portugal, both to home, even though the teams are WWW.SUMMER.PITT.EDU 14 Thursday, April 24, 2014 S PORTS Online at flyernews.com Online at flyernews.com S PORTS Thursday, April 24, 2014 15 Men’s Soccer Dutch soccer tradition takes root in Dayton 2014 C2C SHEET CONTEST WINNERS

Daniel Massa playing and coaching. Staff Writer “This year for the first time we don’t have any Dutch players,” van CONGRATULATIONS When sophomore midfielder Druenen said. Maik Schoonderwoerd arrived in However, the legacy of Dutch Dayton, Ohio from his home in the soccer still saturates the club. Netherlands to play soccer for the On Wednesday, April 16, the University of Dayton, he expected Dutch Lions announced the sign- PI BETA PHI to lose touch with the unique style ing of 21-year-old Jesjua Angoy- of play utilized in Holland. Cruyff, whose grandfather, Johan When the Flyers hosted a lo- Cruyff, is considered one of the Mary Alwan Brigid Kovach cal professional team, the Dayton best Dutch players of all time. Katherine Burns Alexandria Lueke Dutch Lions, for an exhibition on While Angoy-Cruyff was born Tuesday, April 15, Schoonderwo- and raised in Spain, and identifies Emmaclare Canter Mallory Martindale erd experienced a homecoming of himself as a Spaniard, the signing sorts on American soil. is meaningful to the Dutch Lions’ Emma Ellis Samantha Morakis Since their inaugural season in tradition. 2010, the Dutch Lions of the Unit- Angoy-Cruyff joined the team Bridget Jack Lizzy Riddle ed Soccer League’s Professional shortly afterward and appeared as Kristen Kemp Kaitlyn Tunney Division have brought Holland’s a substitute in a 1-0 victory over unique style of play to the United the Harrisburg City Islanders on Emma Kinnaman States and it was on full display Saturday, April 19. against the Flyers. The establishment of a youth C2C principle selected: The Common Good “It was definitely a little bit academy molded on the globally different,” Schoonderwoerd said. praised Dutch training tradition C2C habit selected: Treat others with respect. “Normally the teams in America has contributed to a stable organi- play in a 4-4-2 formation but they zational structure. played a 4-3-3 formation, which is “It is one big orange family, as normal in the Netherlands.” we like to call it,” Van Druenen University of Dayton sophomore midfielder Maik Schoonderwoerd (24) cheers after a goal during a game against Lipscomb University, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013, at Baujan Field. Schoonderwoerd, a native of Wamel, Neth- COMMITMENT TO While Holland is technically a said, referring to Holland’s unof- erlands, caught a glimpse of his native country when the Flyers faced a local professional soccer club, the Day- province within the Netherlands, ficial national color. ton Dutch Lions April 15 at Baujan Field. The matchup ended in a 0-0 draw. PHOTO BY ETHAN KLOSTERMAN COMMUNITY Catholic and Marianist Learning and Living in popular speech, the two are used According to Schoonderwoerd, interchangeably to describe the Dutch training techniques are on two different continents. One Dutch country. quite different than the ones here partnership is with the Columbus While most of the soccer world in America. Crew of Major League Soccer, and UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH plays a more wide-open game with “In the Netherlands they re- the other is with FC Twente, one of DIETRICH SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES long aerial passes, the Dutch style ally try to develop players while the best teams historically in the COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES of play features more possession they are young, while here win- Dutch Premier League, the Eredi- and steady movement up the field. ning is the most important thing,” visie. ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T Although an unpopular playing Schoonderwoerd said. “Winning Per the terms of an agreement style on this side of the globe, becomes important when you get signed in 2013, which took effect CHANGE YOUR BILL. Dutch teams and players have older, not when you are 13 or 14.” last month, the Crew are required found success on an international Zachary Sanford, a professor at to send at least four players to the SUMMER It’ll change your life. level. UD, who teaches a course on the Dutch Lions in order to provide Holland reached the 2010 World business of soccer, said he sees a them more playing time than they You can spend the fall semester studying at the University of Dayton Cup Final, falling to Spain 1-0, and unique opportunity for the Dutch might see in Columbus. The first SESSIONS2014 China Institute. The cost is the same as if you were at UD, but you’ll gain one of the world’s best players, Lions to develop a respectable fol- group of players arrived in March. exposure to a whole new world — and be positioned for success in the Manchester United star Robin van lowing in a market not usually Among the five was striker Ryan global marketplace. Persie, is Dutch. known to support soccer, espe- Finley, who was drafted ninth SUMMER SESSIONS ARE Even though the match at Bau- cially if the team can build its own overall in the 2013 MLS draft. DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for up to 18 hours. jan Field ended in a 0-0 draw, stadium. The partnership with FC Twen- SO THAT YOU CAN: Schoonderwoerd took a lot of pos- Currently the Dutch Lions play te is based on the sharing of devel-  Enroll in two classes in a row without course overlap; We’ll cover the cost of airfare and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have itives from the experience. After at a complex on the campus of Bea- opment strategies to be used in the  Take additional upper-division courses you home by Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early. You can all, the Flyers tied a professional vercreek High School, and are set Dutch Lions’ Youth Academy. in your major; team. to move to a similar spot at West Having the Dutch Lions in Day-  Complete core requirements; think about what you’ve learned — what you’ve done to enrich your life “We did a good job, and overall Carrollton High School in May. ton gives college students and lo-  Explore specialized topics or a new area and prepare for your future by being a part of the University of Dayton of interest; we actually out possessed them, so “The potential to develop a new cal soccer fans an opportunity  Pick up extra credits during flexible 4-, China Institute. I’m excited for next year,” he said. soccer-specific stadium in the fu- to learn more about professional 6-, and 12-week sessions; and  UD finished up their exhibition ture could cement the team as a soccer. Schedule classes around vacations, jobs, and internships. Learn more at go.udayton.edu/udci/semester. season Sunday, April 20, with a fixture in the Dayton sports mar- “I would like to see [soccer fans] ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AND MEAL 1-1 draw at the University of Ken- ket and help them to further build out there, to see the difference be- PLAN OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE! Questions? Email [email protected]. tucky. a loyal and passionate fan base,” tween professional soccer and col- The Dutch Lions are not just Sanford said. lege soccer,” Van Druenen said. University of Dayton — a top-tier Catholic research university Dutch in name and playing style; Recently, the Dutch Lions have “The quality of play is high.” start thinking of its whole coaching staff hails benefitted from two unique part- The Dutch Lions take on the brighter tomorrows today! from Holland. Head Coach Sid van nerships with teams in more estab- Richmond Kickers at Beavercreek EARN FINAL CREDITS • COMPLETE CORE COURSES Druenen has more than 20 years lished leagues than the USL. High school Saturday, April 26, in CONCENTRATE ON YOUR MAJOR • ENGAGE YOUR MIND of soccer experience in his na- It can be said that both are close the team’s next home match. REGISTER TODAY! tive Holland and in Portugal, both to home, even though the teams are WWW.SUMMER.PITT.EDU 16 Thursday, April 24, 2014 S PORTS Online at flyernews.com Baseball Honorary Flyer inspires, gains team of brothers Chris Bendel season was supposed to be his final Sports Editor year with the program and his chance While his teammates study for fi- to finish playing ball with his team- nal exams between games against St. mates of the last four years. Bonaventure University this weekend, According to Duggan, the day he April 25-27, one might find Cameron met Cameron he had barely left his Neal of the University of Dayton base- room over the previous three days. ball team whipping around indoor en- Cameron and his story snapped him tertainment center Scene 75’s indoor out of his funk, creating a relationship go-kart track or grabbing a bite to eat between the two that Vittorio described at the local Olive Garden. as special. It’s not that Cameron doesn’t care It’s a moment Duggan will be forev- about final exams. He just has more er thankful for. He gained a best friend. important things to tend to at the mo- Cameron helped him see his situation ment, go-karting and endless bread- differently. sticks among them. “We talk every day. He’s my best Cut the kid a break; Cameron can friend. It’s just an amazing thing,” begin worrying about college exams in Duggan said. “More than anything, a few years. Unlike the rest of his team- From left to right: Senior infielder Robby Sunderman, Honorary Flyer Cameron Neal, redshirt senior catcher he’s just a friend to me. When we talk, mates, he’s only thirteen years old. Kuris Duggan, and senior pitcher Ryan Berry. PHOTO COURTESY OF UD ATHLETICS when we hang out, it’s just having a As the team’s adopted Honorary That’s when Cameron, who was di- on is no exception. Cameron can text take twenty years. The catcher enjoyed good time, laughing, and nothing else Flyer, Cameron is just one of the guys, agnosed with anaplastic ependymoma his teammates at any time. seeing Coach V through the lens of a matters.” laughing and joking around in the lock- in 2010, first entered UD’s baseball Shawnalee Neal, Cameron’s step- 12-year-old. Not school, not injuries, not battles er room, but one with a courageous program and became part of the Flyer mother, makes every effort to get After explaining how old Coach V beyond the scope of what one can story. Described by his teammates as Family. Cameron to as many UD games and really was, Duggan said for the rest of imagine. a light-hearted young man, Cameron SIGNING DAY practices as possible. The players are the practice, Cameron’s eyes danced Cameron and Duggan have gone to and his battle against a pediatric brain When student-athletes officially like big brothers to him, she said. between Vittorio and himself, still try- the movies, out to eat, and, of course, tumor inspire the UD baseball pro- join college programs, they must sign “The most important thing is when ing to figure out the truth. raced go-karts at Scene 75. Duggan said gram both on and off of the diamond. a letter of intent, documenting their he shows up, he is a part of the team. “He likes to laugh and he likes to Cameron has been victorious in every “He’s become a true inspiration for membership with a respective team. He hangs out with us in the locker make people laugh,” Vittorio said, un- race. our team and we’ve become an inspira- Naturally, Vittorio thought Cameron room and during practice,” Vittorio knowingly coming up on the short-end “The most surprising thing is how tion for him,” head coach Tony Vittorio should do the same. said. of one of the moments of laughter that much some of us have gotten out of said. “It’s a positive thing to have him Alongside his future teammates and When is our game? Who do we play have become commonplace between it,” Duggan said. “It’s amazing what around and realize what life’s really family - in only a few months the latter next? Cameron will ask Coach V. Cameron and the guys on the team we can get out of it, too, and it’s been a about … How we have struggles and would develop into an interchangeable On his way to Philadelphia, where over the last year and a half. great relationship to have here.” battles and those types of things, but term with the former - the UD baseball the team faced St. Joseph’s Univer- MUTUAL INSPIRATION The relationship is one of mutual it’s nothing compared to that.” team officially welcomed Cameron to sity April 17-19, Vittorio received a text Duggan first met Cameron on the inspiration between Cameron and the FRIENDS OF JACLYN the program on March 21, 2013. from Cameron asking him to wish the sidelines during an early season prac- players, according to Vittorio. The story of the relationship be- Players and coaches huddled team good luck because he wasn’t able tice in 2013. Duggan was sidelined, “I see what it does for the kid in- tween Cameron, who is now a sixth around Cameron as he signed his letter to take the road-trip. coming off of a fall that required recon- volved and I see what it does for our grader at St. Helen Catholic School, of intent, cheering when he officially Cameron even has his own locker in structive knee and wrist surgeries that players at the same time. Right in front and the UD baseball team began sev- took his place on the team as Honor- UD’s locker room. forced Vittorio to redshirt the catcher. of our eyes, I see it,” Vittorio said. eral years ago when a documentary ary Flyer. “They have really had an impact on It was a rough year for Duggan; the featuring the Friends of Jaclyn, an or- Shortly after the signing, smiling Cameron’s life,” Neal said. “The team ganization that strives to connect chil- but still shy as the center of attention, has really brought his spirits up when dren battling pediatric brain tumors Cameron began a post-signing press he’s been sad.” with high school and college sports conference. There, he faced tough ALL SMILES teams, caught Vittorio’s attention. questions from his teammates. Cameron is undoubtedly part of the The documentary described the What is your favorite number? team, bringing a certain sense of hu- story of Jaclyn, a 9-year-old girl diag- Twelve, Cameron said. mor to the program that only a sixth nosed with a malignant brain tumor And his favorite food? Pizza, he an- grade boy can. who connected with the Northwest- swered, drawing a loud round of ap- “He’s not looking for sympathy,” ern Women’s lacrosse team, which plause from the team. Vittorio said. “He’s not looking for that according to her father dramatically These were the type of questions a type of stuff. He’s just an everyday kid. improved her quality of life. The team 12-year-old boy should be answering in- As a matter of fact, we all can treat him adopted Jaclyn as an honorary mem- stead of ones marred with uncertainty like a teammate. We clown around and ber and walked with her every step of and sadness. As a member of the UD joke around with him.” the way in her battle against cancer. baseball team, these questions replace Redshirt senior catcher Kuris Dug- Jaclyn’s story inspired her father to the more difficult ones. Cameron can gan remembers a moment where Cam- create an organization with her name- simply be a kid. eron had him laughing for an entire sake. ONE OF THE GUYS practice. It began with a simple ques- Intrigued and moved by Jaclyn’s For the team, supporting Cameron tion he posed to Cameron before the story, Vittorio called her father the fol- is not a one-time deal, according to start of team workouts one day. lowing day, hoping that his team could Vittorio. After all, a teammate’s job Duggan asked him how old he take part in the organization’s mission extends well outside the confines of a thought Coach V was. He wouldn’t tell in the Dayton area. Vittorio said a few playing surface. It means making one- him, he promised. years later the organization received self available any hour of the day and When Cameron gave his best guess, word of a young man battling a brain any day of the week. Duggan exploded in laughter, realiz- Cameron Neal holds court in playing ping pong with his teammates. tumor in Dayton. The team’s interaction with Camer- ing that his answer was correct give or With the help of the Friends of Jaclyn organization, Cameron has become part of the Flyer Family. COURTESY OF UD ATHLETICS BE SURE TO FOLLOW FLYER NEWS @FLYERNEWS AND FLYER NEWS SPORTS @FLYERNEWSSPORTS