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by Allison Blisard Contributing Writer

The KU Financial Aid office has recently made changes to the aca­ demic progress requirements in order to receive financial aid. The details of these changes were announced dur­ ing several informational meetings held between Oct. 24 and Oct. 27. Because the Financial Aid office works in conjunction with the federal government, there must be academic progress requirements in place which may mirror the academic progress policy of the university, or it can be less stringent. While the newly introduced policy parallels KU's grade point average re­ quirement of 2.0, the total cumulative credit requirement differs. Now, in order to be eligible for financial aid, students must complete two thirds of the credits they attempt to earn (to­ taled after the drop-add period). While the university is only re­ quired to assess student's eligibility at the end of the spring term, the office has elected to check student's stand­ A bomb scare that proved false left the McFarland Student Union Building evacuated for more than 90 minutes, (see page 2 for more) Ray Tenney, The Keystone ing at the end of every semester. These policies may seem straight forward, however, students should still be warned to avoid potential pit­ Keystonia yearbook Allies drag show raises falls on their path to financial aid. For example, repeated classes will only be factored into the required attempt­ resurrects after two years money for charity ed credits the first time a passing grade is received; any other attempts at these classes will not be counted by Staff members their college career, with the goal of Cross dressing for who showed up. financial aid. having it ready for senior commence­ "We're down a couple of perform­ Additionally, students should know construct new format ment. Halloween brings ers because of the weather," Hitcho that they must complete their degree "We're going to commemorate said. within a time frame that does not ex­ each senior's last year with events hope instead of scares One of the main performersL_was ceed 150 percent of their projection. by Marianella Orlando and pictures that every senior will stuck in the Poconos and unable to Stated simply, if the degree require­ Assistant News Editor able to relate to or remember," stated get to the show, because of the bad ment is 120 credits, students must Lyss Shellenberger, senior profes­ by Dan Clark Culture Editor roads. complete that degree within 180 sional Writing major Treasurer and The weather held no bars against credits in order to continue receiving For the past two years, the Keysto­ Managing Editor of the Keystonia the audience, which easily reached financial aid. nia yearbook, a student run publica­ yearbook. Rather than going out dressed up over 150 people that came to watch Should a student fail to meet aid re­ tion, has been out of commission, Previous yearbooks, which cost for Halloween, the students in Allies and show support for the show. quirements, they will receive a warn­ but is currently being revived for the $67, were expensive for students to hosted a Halloween drag show that Despite being down a few perform­ ing in addition to one more semester 2011-12 school year. The Keystonia purchase, followed a formula that gave students the chance to watch ers, the all female KU dance group with aid in order to get back on track will eschew the traditional trappings contained specific types of content gender roles change in front of their Black Flame opened the show with a before their aid is dropped, and they of a yearbook and will be more remi­ and were more focused on senior very eyes. dance to the Jessie J song "Do It Like are forced to find outside financial as­ niscent of a literary magazine. portraits. This new yearbook will be "A Nightmare on Main Street: A a Dude." They were all dressed like sistance for their education. "The purpose [of the yearbook] has moving into a different direction, and Dragtastic Spooktacular" was set up men making it an appropriate open­ Still, according to the director of to evolve with the times," said Pro­ it is not certain whether it will be giv­ by sophomore Electronic Media ma­ ing to a drag show. financial services, Bernard McCree, fessor Melissa Nurcyznski, the Key­ en away for free or sold for a nominal jor Dylan Hitcho. Although he and "We've been working on this for students can appeal the loss of their stonia Yearbook advisor. "I see it as fee. the rest of the Allies involved were about a month," Hitcho said in an in­ financial aid through a presentation a static documentation of what life Instead of following the traditional going for a Halloween-themed show, terview before the show started. of relevant facts to a committee. Mc­ was like here. Something that, while yearbook format, the Keystonia is the end result was an entertaining The line-up that did perform con­ Cree said, "We try to be reasonable. not comprehensive, gives students a going to be revamped as a literary evening that didn't have too much to sisted of seven players, which were We can ... if we find that a student sense of this place and time." magazine, containing non-fiction. do with Halloween, other than it tak­ two drag kings and five drag queens. is really having some academic jeop­ The focus on content will be long- The yearbook will feature content ing place on the same day. Most were KU students, however, ardy, at the discretion of the director, form, non-fiction narratives on stu­ created by only students. This may have been attributed to come up with an academic plan for dent life at KU and senior memoirs the fact there were supposed to be a the student... So the student can make that detail experiences throughout see YEARBOOK page 4 few more performers than the seven see DRAG SHOW page 9 measureable progress."

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Scientist in cover the same distance," Das said. before the cause, it would toss our un­ What was the worst part of the snow I If it is supposed to take something derstanding of the physical world." Switzerland find a an hour to get from point A to point "They are putting this out just to storm last Saturday? B, and the neutrinos get there in 55 say 'Hey, we couldn't find anything particle that moves minutes then that says something. It wrong;' they aren't saying they found could either be that the experiment is everything, but they are just saying faster than light wrong, or there is a new breakthrough that we couldn't find a mistake." A) Power ou in science. According to Discovery News, the by Dan Clark According to Discovery News, the scientists who participated in this ex­ Culture Editor experiments took place between the periment waited six months to make European Center for Nuclear Re­ sure their equipment was working B) Cancelatr A theory that has been accepted for search in Switzerland and a laborato­ and that nothing went wrong in the the past 100 years and has been con­ ry in Italy. They found that neutrinos experiment. firmed by nearly a billion events may travel at 300,006 kilometers-a-sec- Because the original scientist who be thrown out after scientists in Eu­ ond, which is just past the speed of put the neutrinos through the test rope have found a glitch in Einstein's light. couldn't find any mistakes, others theory of relativity. "If it is, then we have to re-think will hopefully step up to the chal­ "Events like this happen all of the the last 100 years of physics," Das lenge to see if they can find an error time in science," Physics professor said. in the original experiment. Kunal Das said in an interview in his For the past 100 years, there has "If I had to put my money on it, I'd office. "Someone finds an aspect of been the assumption, based on Ein­ say that it was an error in the experi­ J an existing theory that isn't right, and stein's theory, that the proper order is ment. In science, it takes more than they later find that there was in error cause and effect. Now because some­ one experiment." Das said. in the original experiment that was thing can move a little faster than Ultimately, this could be the begin­ done." light, it means that one may be able to ning of a new future, but it is more Relativity states that anything determine the effect of something be­ than likely a mistake that will eventu­ which has mass cannot go as fast as fore making the decision that caused ally be corrected; Einstein's Theory PASSHE or faster than the speed of light. those events. of Relativity will remain tried and "Think of the speed of light as the Das went on to explain that people tested and will not be knocked off for speed limit, and they discovered a who aren't in the scientific commu­ a new one to take its place. particle called' neutrinos, and they nity wouldn't be affected. INDIANA arrived earlier than it takes light to "Essentially I could see something The IUP State Employee Combined Appeal (SECA), an annual chari­ All trick, no treat after false bomb scare table giving campaign for Com­ monwealth of Pennsylvania employees, held a fundraising luncheon opened to the community, IUP employees and students. The "I give because... " SEC A campaign charged $7.50 per person and included a menu of roasted turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, soups and a variety of pies. The cost is $7.50-per-person. The event, spon­ sored by Aramark, with all proceeds benefiting the SECA campaign.

SLIPPERY ROCK Slippery Rock University's fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha raised $2,500 riding stationary bikes last week for breast cancer awareness and is still receiving donations. The "Tour de Pink" was a three-day long event that began on Oct. 12 in which participants alternated in riding a

stationary bicycle located outside SRU's Ray Tenney, The Keystone library. The fraternity also sold all of the Staff members of the McFarland Student Union Building (SUB) and KU Public Safety officers surronded the SUB t-shirts and bracelets they had for sale that Monday Oct. 31, between 3:40 p.m. and 5:29 p.m. as KU Police officers and Exeter Township Police K-9 Unit scanned were donated by the Susan G Komen founda­ the buildings' interior for a potential bomb. A note was found in the men's bathroom located across from the SUB Information desk. The details of what was written on the wall were not revealed to the media, as every officer or staff tion, in addition to collecting straight dona­ member who was approached all replied with, "no further detail" or "we can't tell you what it said." When the building tions. was finally opened at 5:29 p.m., a Keystone reporter was told to leave the bathroom as he tried to see what the note said. Custodial staff at the SUB were in the bathroom immediately after the building reopened to remove the bomb threat that was written on a bathroom stall. The Kutztown Fire Department (shown above) was also on scene in the event that the threat was real. They sat in the SUB parking lot blocking any cars from entering the lot. The group of fourty students WEST CHESTER and employees were let back into the building when a police officer said, "The building is safe, there is no threat." Kevin Guskiewicz, '89 West Fall 2011 Staff of The Keystone but can be returned to the author upon Chester University alumnus, request in writing to the Editor in Chief. Reporter meet­ The Keystone is distributed every Thursday during the ings are held every Monday at 7 p.m. in room 194 in the Editor in Chief: Matt Keefer was named this year's MacAr- academic year by the student newspaper staff of Kutztown Student Union Building. Managing Editor: Michael Davalos thur "Genius " Fellow. A neu- University of Pennsylvania. The editors reserve the right News Editor: Colin Holmes to edit all material for length and content according to the Marianella Orlando Advertising Policies roscientist, researcher, and Asst. News Editor: adopted policy of this publication and the decisions of the Mary Pickett athletic trainer, has focused his Opinions Editor: editorial board. Editorials and/or materials for publication Any advertisement in The Keystone shall be subject to research on the seriousness of long-term Culture Editor: Dan Clark may be submitted by students, faculty, staff, administration the advertising rates and policies of The Keystone News­ Asst. Culture Editor. and community members. Opinions expressed in editorials, paper. Both the advertising manager and the editor-in- Frank Lippincott effects of sports-related concussions. Infor­ Sports Editor: letters to the editor or opinion pieces are not necessarily chief reserve the right to exclude any ad from publication mally referred to as "the genius grant, "Jhe Asst. Sports Editor: Billy Felo those of The Keystone or Kutztown University. Materials for any reason. All advertising accounts'should be settled Business Manager: Meghan Holobetz within two weeks of notification. To obtain advertising prestigious MacArthur Fellows Program for publication should be sent to The Keystone. Student Copy Editor: Christine Guzzi Union Building rm. 194, Kutztown University, Kutztown, rates and policies, call (610) 683-4454 or write: The awards unrestricted fellowships to individuals Asst. Copy Editor: Erin Blatt PA 19530, or brought to the office by 5 p.m. on the Friday Keystone, Student Union Building rm. 194. Kutztown who meets the criteria for exceptional creativ­ Photography Editor: Ray Tenney before publication.There is also a mail drop at the Informa­ University, Kutztown, PA 19530, attention: Advertis­ Advertising Manager: Tristin Bates tion Desk in the Student Union. All stories and letters must ing. The deadline for advertising is 5 p.m. on the Friday ity, promise for important future advances Circulation Manager: Nathan Gorkos be typed and include author's name, address and phone prior to publication. © 2010. The Keystone Newspaper. based on a track record of significant accom­ Web Manager: Jubilant Kunce number for clarification purposes. Any submitted material Every Kutztown University student, faculty member or administrator may obtain one issue of The Keystone free plishment, and potential for the fellowship to Advisor: Dr. Matthew Nesvisky that the author wishes to withdraw from publication will be guaranteed to be removed only at the author's written re­ of charge. Additional papers may be purchased at a cost facilitate subsequent creative work. quest to the editor-in-chief. The deadline for withdrawal is of 50c per copy. Monday at 6 p.m. AH submitted copy becomes the property

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orrection: by Michael Davalos and Matt Keefer In the News Managing Editor and Editor in Chief -In the October 28th edition of The Keystone, several inaccuracies were reported. -MOVIES- Two DEAD, 10 INJURED IN HALLOWEEN SHOOTING -The Research Cruise is not going to South Japan. The Android: Free Two people died and at least 10 research takes place in the Western Pacific between others were wounded in separate Hawaii and Guam. They will be SE of Japan, but will iPhone: Free shootings in New Orleans where never be in Japan. victims were celebrating Halloween. -Jennifer Herting's name was misspelled below her Halloween. A 25-year-old man was picture. A simple name, a jam packed app. shot several times and died at a. Movies, created by Flixster Inc., is -Marine Biology is not a major at Kutztown. The a comprehensive app for movies that hospital, police said. Seven other major is Marine Science. Two of the students have a gives movie lovers the convenience people, ranging in age from 19 to 50, concentration in Biology, so their major is Marine Sci­ of no longer having to search seven were also injured. The second shooting took place about different websites to find their movie ence/Bio. Another is a Marine Science/Physics major. knowledge. 1:45 a.m. where a 19-year-old man was killed and three You see a trailer on television, and other people injured. The BS Marine Science degree is housed within Physi­ once the trailer is over, you know -usatoday.com cal Sciences, not Biology. that you need to see it—this is where Movies is most efficient. Once you open the app with your BlackBerry, S.C. SHERIFF URGES WOMEN TO CARRY GUNS ^*» Android or iPhone, any question you A South Carolina sheriff recently urged have about the movie will be an­ University yearbook returns swered. The app allows downloaders women to get concealed weapons to view movie times in their area by permits and carry guns to protect utilizing the phone's GPS. themselves. Spartanburg County Sheriff after two years without print Once you find the location where you want to watch the movie and know Chuck Wright, during a discussion of yearbook's account had been frozen, Continued from page I the specific time, depending on the the arrest of a suspect in an attempted and the organization temporarily shut movie theatre you can buy a ticket down. A petition had to be made to rape last weekend, made the suggestion for the mo Vie right from your phone. "The previous yearbook staff that the Student Government Board in or­ Other features of the app include that women carry a .45-caliber weapon I've worked with weren't very orga­ der to get the Keystonia running and trailers for the top 10 movies at the and encouraged them to walk in groups. nized or motivated," stated Matthew the account unfrozen. box-office that are just one click Keefer, senior Professional Writing Getting the yearbook back on track -philly.com away. All movies that have been pre- major, who served as the Keystonia afterwards has not been simple due screened or released to the general Sports Editor and is currently Head to the sudden revision of the Keysto­ public have a Rotten Tomato rating Copy Editor. "I feel as though things nia. Editors and assistants have been U.S. SOLIDER GETS 10 YEARS IN PRISON that accompany them on the screen weren't getting done because there working to gather ideas and stories of your smartphone. was a lot of confusion regarding as­ A South Korean court sentenced a that focus on important events going Rotten Tomatoes is a website that signments and also because nobody 21-year-old U.S. soldier to 10 on throughout the school year. complies movie reviews from the wanted to do anything." "So far, working on the Keystonia years in prison for raping a South entire nation's top critics as well as With the start of the fall 2011 has been hectic," said Shellenberger. amateur bloggers to create an average Korean teenage girl in September. semester, all new members were "With having to build it from the rating for a movie. Once you click on Uijeongbu District court convicted elected to editorial positions, starting ground up, there's so much to do, the tomato in the app, you can read completely from scratch. The new Pfc. Kevin Flippin of sexually ideas to be had, and stories to be writ­ reviews straight from the app that are staff consists mostly of Professional ten." listed in order of top critics to blog­ assaulting the 18-year-old girl Writing majors, artists and designers. It remains to be seen how this new gers. <* after breaking into her home in the "My first couple years as advisor, yearbook will turn out because it is a The newest feature of the app is we published traditional books. Then completely new endeavor; however, that if you have a Netflix account, areaofDongducheon, where the we didn't really have enough dedicat­ staff expectations are set high. U.S. Army's 2nd Infantry Division is based. you can sync your Netflix service ed staff (or the right staff) to publish "This semester's staff, in my opin­ with the Movies app and watch your the last two years," said Nurcyznski. ion, has already achieved more than -cnn.com i i subscriptions right from your phone. •mm BecM»e* o %*^rffi«tt'kies with f®mm^te^^^-i f taff did i|gthe past two^ leasing the past two editions, the years," statedKe

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ting at a table with two guy friends fry Ally ah Remetz If I wanted to give a guy my atten­ by Mason Castro even if it just sounds like we're talk­ across from me; my boyfriend was Contributing Writer tion, trust me, I would, and he would Contributing Writer ing in another language by the time it elsewhere. As I was talking to our know it. If you really want my atten­ exits our mouth and shoots right for friends, a guy came up behind me tion, don't use a pick-up line. How your ear. When I think of pick-up lines, I am and blurted out some tragic pick-up often do pick-up lines really work, Pick-up lines should be woven into filled with disgust. I remember the line. Without a qualm, I replied, "No anyway? I'm not talking about the As a male, I view the use of pick­ a good conversation because the more cheesy and often sexist pick-up lines thanks. Please move on." To my sur­ pick-up lines that are meant to start up lines as the only means we, of the you've talked with someone, the less that most people have heard. For ex­ prise, he tried a second time to which a conversation or compliment me. I male gender, can use in bars: to take creepy the line is. Also, the more ample , "Did it hurt when you fell from I replied, "Look, I'm here with my don't consider those pick-up lines. I women home. I know most of the likely the line is to work. We all know heaven? Because you're so beautiful, boyfriend, and it's his birthday. I love consider them ice breakers. time, girls would say the lines "freak­ that when our significant other uses you must be an angel." Or, "Are you him very much and would appreciate While I can't remember ever us­ ing suck," and I would agree; most of lines, it's to tease and be cute, but it's tired? You should be, because you've it if you please moved on before he ing a pick-up line in a serious man­ the time, they do. But men don't care, not too creepy because you know our been running through my mind all gets back." A few seconds later came ner myself, I must be fair and say that ladies; we're just trying to get some humor. I have used pick-up lines my­ day." And of course, "Is that a mir­ a third attempt followed by a fourth, men are not the only ones who use kind of acknowledgement out of you self, but most of the time I use them ror in your back pocket? Because I despite that after the third attempt, them, and women are not the only so we know we can at least talk to when I see fit. For example, I actually can see myself in your pants." There, receivers; however, I can't recall any someone we've had our eyes on for a know how to approach women very of course, are way more, but i don't **... if you see femaleTknow using a pick-up line in well, and 4""fcnj5\>| hovfto spark up a want to give anyone any ideas. a serious manner. The females I have Ladies, you have to realize if it conversation. I hate pick-up lines. The only time someone you are seen use pick-up lines have a differ­ wasn't for those cheesy pick-up lines, Lines are vital to a good entrance I can tolerate them is when I'm jok­ ent, more subtle approach to them. you would never have stories to tell into conversation between men and ing around with someone, and we interested in, don't For instance, she will ask, "Do you your friends about the creep at the women. Here, pick-up lines are very go back and forth trying to pitch have a lighter?" Or she will simply bar who was a complete idiot when it useful. As for approaching women the worst pick-up lines. When a guy use a pick-up line.' flirt with the guy after starting a con­ came to women. Pick-up lines were who are alone, pick-up lines sound comes up to me and uses a cheesy, versation. That's how I think it should created by men for men and for men ridiculous to them, and they do not sexist or just plain horrible pick-up be. to use only. Every man uses them want any of that. But we guys persist line, I roll my eyes and pay them no my guy friends tried to get him to be I think if you see someone you are from time to time, and not every sin­ and don't give up, which sometimes attention because attention is exactly respectful and leave me alone. Even interested in, don't use a pick-up line. gle line works. It never hurts to try, ends with us going home sad and what they want. Maybe if a guy treat­ they were upset, as I was very clear Instead compliment the person, ask a though. alone. Not for me, though. I've been ed me like an actual woman and not a in my disinterest to have anything to question or start a conversation. It is In my opinion, you have to make denied, but not due to lame lines we sex object, I would pay him attention. do with the stranger. How he did not really not all that difficult. I'd be more sure you know how to physically ap­ believe to be awesome. Women who Just maybe. But it's been my expe­ get the verbal and nonverbal message likely to reject someone Who used a proach women before you try using a are alone don't want that guy coming rience that some guys not only have of my disinterest is a mystery. pick-up line on me and ignore them God-awful line like, "Hey baby, did up and rambling about how he sees horrible pick-up lines, but have bad Unfortunately, this is not an iso­ than someone who asked a question it hurt?" (Your response: "Did what an angel, and that angel is you. timing, problems hearing, and do not lated case for me. I am polite as I can that lead to a conversation. It all boils hurt?" Our rebuttal: "The fall from Pick-up lines are useful, but end understand simple body language as be until I am essentially forced to re­ down to manners and respect. Treat heaven.") mostly in loneliness. The sooner you well. act in some way that gives them at­ the object of your affection with re­ Yes, I agree that is probably the quit using the lines, gentlemen, the I went out with my boyfriend tention. Even if I tell them off or get spect, and you just might end up not worst line ever to say when sober. sooner you will actually be able to and some friends to celebrate his in an uproar, he has still completed getting rejected. But that's how it sounds in our head approach women anywhere and leave birthday. At one point, I was sit­ his objective: to get my attention. when we're drunk so we stick to it, with them on your arm.

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Fad diets do not change lives Presenter inspires The ever-popular headaches and an overall le­ thargic feeling. students to get lose-weight- My least favorite of fad diet routines is skipping fast technique is meals. This idea is most college degree prevalent in the Hollywood evaluated Diet. This diet suggests done for FEMA have been as varied that instead of eating for 48 by Mark Van Dyk as checking up on people in cots in a hours, you drink a 32-ounce Contributing Writer school gymnasium to making sure that juice, which is a blend of they were applying for government by Christofer Olson "vitamins, minerals, antiox­ aid, to filling out slips indicating the Contributing Writer idants and essential oils that capacity that garbage trucks were full detoxify and rejuvenate your Everyone should evaluate where of debris left from destroyed homes. body." Where do people get they are in life and what their goals He did mention, too, that at the end of People these days will do anything the idea that not eating for and aspirations are. This doesn't need the day, he sometimes has to realize to lose weight, and by anything, I two days is acceptable? All to be done overnight, but knowing that his job is to help people to the mean everything except for diet and of these diets can negatively where you are and what you want extent that he is able. Sometimes that exercise. It seems that there is a pill to do is really an important thing to means realizing that he has no say in affect your overall health. to solve any issue, and things that know and should be done as soon as where homes should be built, even if used to take hard work and motiva­ Speaking from personal possible. For some people, their goals they are located next to rivers when tion are now easily fixed. We live in experience, I have always and aspirations may include having a homes along saidw river have already college education. A degree is a use­ a society filled with "get rich quick been a bigger guy. I am 6'5" A well -known dieting fad. AlishaV been destroyed by storm surge. schemes" such as instant meals and and have been up to 246 pounds ful thing to have, and although it Communication is an important - more popularly - fad diets. People last January. Now I am a much you burn. Just to reiterate, no magic won't automatically grant you a job, skill to have when securing a job, so are no longer willing to exercise and healthier 210 pounds. I did not lose pill, juice, or fancy ab belt is going it does open the door towards pos­ it is not surprising that it was another eat healthy to get to a certain weight this weight by taking some "magic to do that for you - you have to do sible prospects in your future. big aspect of Usher's job. Whether he loss goal. Instead, they turn to plans pill" or skipping meals; rather, I did it for yourself. Do not fall into the That's something that I picked up is making sure elected officials realize with fancy names like the South it by eating correctly and exercis­ tricks of advertisements and the me­ from a presentation by Zachary Ush­ the dangers of building homes near Beach Diet, the Lemonade Diet and ing. I am not saying it was easy; I dia; rather, take the time and motiva­ er, a program specialist at Federal rivers, inspecting peoples houses to the Hollywood Diet. These trends love food. But I made healthy choic­ tion necessary to lose weight on your Emergency Management Agency see whether they pass regulation, or are not the most beneficial ways to es and found forms of exercise that own. (FEMA). For the most part, Usher's even just telling people what things lose weight, and there is only one were enjoyable. I did not always eat discussion was focused on what his they should be focusing on in the proven method for weight loss; take a chicken salad and drink water, but I job entails. He is involved with the process of rebuilding, his job always did not eat a Big Mac with large fries Have er tried one lives of people that lose part or all of requires him to be communicating in fewer calories than you burn. either. Making smart decisions on a their buildings due to destruction by advice that might prevent future trag­ Taking pills and skipping meals daily basis is a process that slowly of these fad diets? hurricanes or other natural disasters; edies from happening. All of the sto­ are not effective ways to lose weight; changes your lifestyle to a healthier however, what resonated with me the ries Usher talked about gave me hope all of these things are suggested in one. It takes time and dedication, most from the discussion was that he that someday I, too, might be doing one fad diet or another. Something but the end result is rewarding. Con- Check out graduated from Washington and Lee things that I not only like doing, but else they have in common is the fact trarily, taking a "magic pill" does not University with just a bachelor's de­ that makes me say, "I am glad I chose that they can all be damaging to your help your overall being; it is simply a gree in Geology. His degree was only the path I've taken." health. The cutting of carbs is unwise scapegoat. Fad diets falsely change www.kevstoneonline.com involved with maybe 5-10% of what Although my goals and aspirations because it robs your body of essen­ a number on a scale; they do nothing he does on a day-to-day basis. In oth­ may not be the same 20 years from tial nutrients that you need for energy for your true health. er words, his degree helped him get now as they are today, it is certain storage and performance. Most diet There is only one way to lose and voice your opinion, where he is today, but it did not limit that getting a college education will pills are dehydrates, resulting in bad weight: take in fewer calories than him to what he is able to do now. have helped me in the long run, as there are so many things I would not To say that Usher's job is multifac- have known that may eventually help eted would be a bit of an understate­ me to get a job in today's fast-paced ment. Some of the things Usher has society. Reversed racism Do you have an opinion on a

minorities. as the minority. As a minority, I do prominent issue? In today's My concern is where do we draw not think it is fair to accuse others, the line? People are discriminated especially majority races, of being society, racism against daily; why are the terms "red­ prejudice or racist on unsubstantiated want to share that opinion neck" and "cracker" condoned, but grounds. It is a degrading accusation, still proves t%be other ethnic slurs judged harshly? and no one wants to feel belittled. with Kutztown? Caucasians are the majority, but that Racism and prejudice should not be a rising problem does not mean they should get treated ignored. Minorities are not the only in the work-force like second-class citizens because ones discriminated against, and as people are too worried what the mi­ minorities, I think we should be more norities will think. A friend and I sensitive to this issue. were discussing this issue, and we Hating a person due to their race or Email Mary Pickett at decided that if we were both going ethnic background is unacceptable. by Kulsum Soonasra to apply for a job, even though we It is apparent that we are not all the Staff Writer both have very similar qualifications, same, and each individual has dif­ [email protected] I would have a better chance of being ferent experiences based on his/her hired. I am a woman with a heads­ background, so race should not be carf, and she is the average brunette. ignored, but it should not be the one with any and all of your Opinions' Growing up in Allentown, I am Jobs are always looking for "diversi­ identifying aspect of a person. I per­ accustomed to being a minority, and ty." If I am better qualified, then yes, sonally do not like being identified as here at KU, there are not too many I should get the job, but if she fits the "the person with the headscarf" be­ ideas! people like me. I am an American position better, she should get it, not cause I know that my headscarf does Muslim and, therefore, greatly out­ me. I would not assume that I did not not define who I am. Unfortunately, numbered. I have seen discrimina­ that is the first thing a person sees tion and experienced it firsthand. I i obviously realize when he/she looks at me. My main have been asked several times where point is that if I do not want to be de­ I am "originally" from and asked racism exists, but I fined by my headscarf, I am assuming why I speak "English so well." I that any other group feels the same, have been asked if I would ever be a also recognize that and as a society, we need to be more suicide bomber and told that I am on aware about this and should take peo­ the side of "the enemy." Clearly, mi­ it goes both ways, ple for who they are rather than for norities are victimized by racism and and the majority what they look like. %«,>,% Quilt® prejudice, but so is the majority. This idea of reversed racism was is discriminated sparked for me at a recent incident. Ha ve yo u or anyone you We're always English Club members (includ­ against as much ing myself) were asking students to as the minority." in the mood write down their favorite book on a knov v expta*u a iced rac sin in quilt square. Someone wrote down "The Bible," and there were some get the job because I am Muslim, and Lunch through who thought that was unnecessary the interviewer did not like the way I the WOT k-force? and threw the quilt piece away; how­ looked; I would guess that I did not late nite 7 days ever, one of the English Club mem­ get the job because there was a candi­ Yi sit Weekend Brunches bers said, "What if a person wrote the date better suited for the job. Quran on a quilt square? If it were I believe that people need to realize Bring all your Taste Bj thrown away, people would say, 'Oh, that there is so much more to a per­ \Y\Y\Y.kt\\ stoi leonlino .com that's prejudice!'" I completely agree son than their race. I obviously real­ The Shops at Cedar Point, Cedar Crest and Hamilton, Allentown with this statement because that is ize racism exists, but I also recognize what people would say, and it would that it goes both ways, and the major­ 10 g ve us yoi r expen ence. 6W435 7007 PistachioGrille.com be justified because Muslims are the ity is discriminated against as much + Thursday, November 3, 201 CULTURE Page 9

Drag show is a hit Continued from page 1 trend in music at all. Some old songs show. Writers! Up-Comin like "New York, New York" were "We were contacted by Allies and performed while they were preceded thought it would be a good thing to come to," Events Rusty Brennan Most were KU students, however, a prevention Want to write one of the younger performers, Sori- education spe­ ah Love came from a Reading LGBT cialist from Co- for the Culture group called Spectrum. County Well­ The Best of The KU performers included Ma­ ness Services Section in The dame Alexis who was played by said before the sophomore Professional Writing ma­ show Woodstock jor James Carraghan, Missy Paige The ex­ Keystone? played by Hitcho, Chase played by act amount of Schaeffer senior Finance major Chevy Ocasio money that was Email and Max who was played by Sandy raised in ticket Auditorium Bosco a sophomore Criminal Justice sales for the the Culture Edi­ major and Allies All Organization show was not Represenative. revealed and Saturday, Love was a hit among the audience won't be known tor and played the part well. Although for a few days Nov. 5 none of the songs she performed to but Allies splits Dan Clark were very well choreographed, she the total amount played to what the audience wanted maid and di­ and often came down from the stage vides the 50% to show off herself. left among the Calder Quartet Another audience favorite, Foxy, four organiza­ Dclar456@live. was bold enough to jump off stage, tions. The other run up and down the aisles and sit on three were the kutztown.edu & So Percus­ top of a few audience members. Berks Women The MC of the night went under the Sophomore Sandy Bosco in drag. Tenney, The Keystone in Crisis center, sion stage name of Amy Vanity. Despite Turning Points or come to a struggling to keep on topic she man­ of Lehigh Valley and The National aged to keep the audience's attention by "Cannibal" by Ke$ha and "Super Center for Transgender Equality. Schaeffer during a show she had to re-write the Bass" by Nicki Minaj. meeting at 7 schedule for earlier that afternoon. The drag show was for more than It was the first drag show that Al­ The music had little to do with Hal­ just entertainment. Four local bene­ lies have put on in the fall, they usu­ p.m. in room Auditorium loween except for the second number factors were able to pull away with ally hold out and wait until spring of the night which was performed by some money to support their mis­ to do the show. It was produced by 194 in the SUB Thursday, Amy Vanity called "Sweet Transves- sions. One of the benefactors was Rainbow Review and many left feel­ tite" from the Rocky Horror Picture called Co-County Wellness, who ing it was a good show and worth the Show. promoted safe sex and was giving $5 they paid to watch it. Nov. 10 In fact, there was no consistent out free condoms before and after the 7:30 p.m. Not Timberlake's Prof, writes on how best work to raise children Collins Tuohy ing of taxes so that people of every of The Blind income can live a longer life. by Dan Clark "Warmth at home contributes to He meets a stranger (Matt Bomer) Culture Editor positive sibling relationships," Mil­ Side with a century to live one night in a vesky said. bar, and after one convoluted night Another aspect of home life that gets accused of his murder. All the Professor Avadin Milvesky claims will keep siblings closer is the way wBiHwirai Hudience knows is that he'flNMHM) that his book will help improve chil­ how parents will delegate a fight be­ Opinions Editor it; in fact, the man ended up killing dren's relationships with their sib­ tween two siblings. rTLLlUllO I I u himself by giving Will all but a few lings. "Better relationships seem to be Over the past decade Justin Tim- minutes of his time before he passed. After eight years at KU, the Psy­ contributed to parents who coach berlake has been breaking away from With his newfound time, though, Will chology professor who specializes their younger children while they Sunday Nov. 6 music and into the film industyr. He begins his journey. He hires a driver in child and adolescent development fight and try to get one to understand is no Leo DiCaprio when it comes to and breezes past each "time" zone has written the book on sibling rela­ how the other is feeling." 7 p.m. acting, Timberlake (once only known like his life is an E-Z Pass. tionships and what makes them get He says that adolescents need a for his bleached-blonde locks and Once he has reached the richest along. more hands off approach where they soulful voice) is beginning to make community, he bluffs his way into The book, which is titled Sibling try to settle the argument between a name for himself in Hollywood; a party and ends up at a poker table Relationships in Childhood and Ado­ themselves. however, his newest film In Time with the richest (and oldest) men in lescence: Predictors and Outcomes, "It has to start early in life where might not be the movie that opens all the world. He also meets Sylvia Weis discusses the roles and effects sib­ the parents coach them through the the doors. (Amanda Seyfried), daughter to the lings have on each other fight and not just punish them right From the very beginning, this man who holds one million years in Milvesky said his interest in psy­ away. They also need to have hands movie makes a point to let the audi­ his safe. The two hit it off, and ev­ chology started when he took a Gen­ on approach early on and not just ence know that we are in a different erything seems to be going okay until eral Psych class at Miami Dade Col­ let them work it out themselves; MSU218 world. the time-keepers (the future-version lege in Miami, Fl. they're too young to do that. At that In some unknown future time, ev­ of the feds) show up and accuse Will "I had an exceptional undergradu­ age where they're still in pre-school eryone is born with this neon-green of the murder. He panics and ends up ate Psychology Professor, I was a in elementary school they still need Wendesday, ticking time clock on their arms that taking Sylvia as a hostage. first or second year and I took a Gen­ tools to learn how to navigate social doesn't start to tick until the age of 25, With the richest man's daughter eral Psych class and I had a professor exchanges." Nov. 9 which means you have a year to live. in his possession, he uses her to get who just blew me away." "If that happens early on kids show Besides the normal counting down, more time for the people in need. The idea of exploring the psychol­ a greater appreciation towards each though, time is also the currency of Unfortunately, that also means more ogy of how siblings interact and get other." 7 p.m. the future. People pay for everything of a problem for him with the time­ along started when he had to decide Although Melvisky knows quite with their time: coffee, food and even keepers. Once again Cillian Murphy on a topic for his dissertation. a bit on how to make children get electricity bills. They also get paid in plays the main time-keeper, another "I am also one of five and my sib­ along, he says that the studies behind time, and time is a frequent birthday bad guy, a role that he has more than lings and I have always been close so what makes them fight in the first and holiday gift. Time is also trans­ perfected over the years. I became interested in what made us place aren't here yet. Jabali Afrika ferable between people by holding Timberlake's performance doesn't so close. I was doing work in gradu­ "There's definitely a link between hands. Needless to say, hugs are all live up to expectations. As he tries to ate school with my mentor who was the two but the cause and effect is MSU 183 the rage in the future. become a more serious actor he seems doing work with various members of hard to determine." Will Salas (Timberlake) lives in a to fall short of what is expected of the social network and my interest in Milvesky has been researching this tiny apartment with his mother (Ol­ him. He should stick to comedies and siblings just grew from that." topic for 10 years since his disserta­ Tuesday, ivia Wilde) in the ghettos. He is 28 in not act in movies that involve scenes "The book is based on a lot of re­ tion and it is now been published. "real time," and they are both living where he has to mourn the loss of a search we did here at the Center for Most of the research he has done has Nov. 15 paycheck to paycheck - literally. This loved one. When his mother dies in Parenting research. We surveyed and been done with the Center for Parent­ movie makes the phrase "I don't have the movie he doesn't convey the right interviewed many parents over sev­ ing Research which is a research cen­ time" take on a whole new meaning. reaction that one would expect when eral years looking at what kind of ter within the KU Psych department 7 p.m. For example, Will's mother dies in they lost their mother. relationships their kids have, what that looks into the understanding and the beginning of the movie because In Time was a good movie, how­ kind of parenting styles they have benefits of positive parenting. she runs out of time and Will cannot ever, it was also pretty forgettable. and what they do at home to enhance Sibling Relationships in Childhood get to her in time to give her even Seyfried's performance was pushed their relationships." and Adolescence: Predictors and Out­ a minute more of life. That was the to the side by her obnoxious brown Milvesky says that his studies show come is published through Columbia straw to break Will's back. He makes wig, and Timberlake wasn't the best that there are certain things that par­ University Press and is available to it his mission to break into the rich for his first starring role in a drama. ents do at home that enhance those buy on their website. part of town to stop the constant ris­ relationships between siblings.

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Road Trip trying to find sucess from looking at each other. When they lieves that they have the talent and Movies both turned back, they said, "Closer the skill base to be great. to Fine'' by The Indigo Girls.'' "We don't want to fit in to any cat­ Spielman played "Ocean" by him­ egory," Spielman said. self on a 12-string guitar. He believes When asked about future songs that's the best song he has. they plan to write, Rhett said, "One Friday, November 4

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From winning KU's Got Talent to booking their own gigs, Road Trip set their scene in the Bear's Den. The duo band played acoustic guitar and piano covers of songs ranging from "New Math" by Bo Burnnam to an all guitar song called "Ocean" by John Butler. Alex Spielman and Rhett Heuer- Rubalcava, both 21, have been play­ ing since they were five and both Another Happy Day started on piano. Lucky enough for the band, Spielman decided to stop playing violin (which he picked up five years later) because of the com­ Spielmen (left) Heur (right) petition of it, so he started guitar at age 15. Together they' ve been play­ The Son of No One ing on and off for about a year and a "Right now, it's my favorite. It has so day we would like to transcend the half because of their first encounter in much emotion and power," he said. boundary between what Sells and high school while they were both in "I learned it the summer of 2010 what's good. We like to get emotion chorus and the theater production of and played it non-stop. I learned it from the crowd. And we want to add Les Miser able s. in a month, but I've played it and more Comedy and be more politically "My father inspires me a lot, fas changed it so many times." active in some songs." Spielman does] Tommy Emmanuel and John The name Road Trip means a lot to added, "I've written some stuff in the Butler," Spielman said when asked the pair. Last summer, the two went past, but our ultimate goal is to get Wednesday. November 9 why he started playing music. oh a road trip together intending to go to that place where we can write our "My mother is an exceptional singer." to Illinois. They started in Pennsylva­ own chords and lyrics. We're almost Heuer-Rubalcava added. nia, then went through Iowa, Mon­ there, but not show ready." "I'm glad a lot of people showed tana, finally they ended up in Iowa. "I like to play music for me," Spiel­ up, the show went decently for what They lived off little diet in their car man said during the end of the inter­ J. Edsar we planned for anyway," singer and which they spent nights in Walmart view. pianist, Rhett, said about the turnout parking lots. The trip itself managed If you want to hear more on Road of the show. Alex chimed in, "I'd give to get the two of them closer together Trip search for "Road Trip" on Face- it an 8 out of 10. We only had about as a band. According to them, it was book where you'll find pictures from a week and a half to get everything the greatest experience ever. their trip around the country. They set." "We're trying to get as many gigs plan on uploading music to the page House of Tolerance When asked about their favorite as possible," Rhett said about any up­ in the near future. cover song to play, the two looked coming shows. "This is very new." at each other with a smile, like they They would like to take this as far had a secret language only they knew as they can go. Heuer-Rubalcava be- mmilfrmdom Gome oesn't live up to the hype On Degenerate, we had the oppor­ tunity to hear Jonny Burgan scream at the top of his lungs; the only time he O does that on Kingdom Come is half way through the last song "You, The by Dan Clark Ominous Future." Culture Editor There isn't the same level of ag­ gression that most Trigger the Blood­ Trigger the Bloodshed has released shed songs have. They have gone great music since their beginning from a technical, brutal take on death in 2008. Their 2010 release Degen­ metal, to an uncollected scrambling Catck semester *r, 0*rfc Werr death metal. It was both heavy and One of the positives of Kingdom efftorw* H*e lives o-f HMGMME, CM> fcke tXMTflfc cof***¥***Kifc*£, technical,and the vocal delivery Was Come is Burgons vocals. Although perfect. Lead guitarist Dave Purnell he doesn't range as high as many mixed it wonderfully, and it seemed Trigger the Bloodshed fans may have that the band would release a fourth wanted he does deliever a good mid 1 JL *•"•"* full-length CD in the near future after range through the three songs. touring for a little bit. At times he sounds like Phil An- DNESD What we got was a mediocre three- selmo. This may not have been on song EP called Kingdom Come. The purpose but if he was trying to sound NOVEMBER 1 music isn't too far from what Trigger like the vocalist famous for Pantera's the Bloodshed usually pushes out but agressive vocal style than it was a OEHM 1 it just sounds unfinished. mistake. Pantera and Trigger the The opening riff to the first track Bloodshed have nothing in common. "The Perpetual Fear" sounds off and Although the EP has received some needs another two or three notes to positive feedback on Facebook, it sound complete. The riffs feel in­ still isn't their best work, and they ^OLLOWETO BV A $ $. A. complete and don't seem to match up have hyped up to the point where I Jtk W 9 A $**$ I*****" i ± f £""'*! &**** J^% AM $****' with the drumming at all. was expecting three songs that blew It sounds as though it wasn't mas­ Between the Buried and Me out of tered very well and they recorded it in the water in technicality and struc­ a garage. ture,! was wrong. There's nothing wrong with bands Hopefully these are some tracks the who do record their instruments in a band decided to throw out there just MBMSMTIVD BY THE M i^USH DEPAMTME^T garage, as long as they get it mastered to remind people that they're around so it sounds like the EP was put to­ as they haven't done a tour in quite gether in a studio. some time.

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drum while Raymond sings over it. shares a thread of being about help­ Video Games It's not exactly hardcore to the root ing out and trying to make a differ­ as there isn't a bass intro but beg- ence. They don't discuss any material gers can't be choosers. Its good to things and in fact in an album sampler Release Dates hear a good melodic hardcore album video on Youtube Raymond said that since Kid Dynamite's Shorter, Faster, he was annoyed at the current state of by Dan Clark Louder that has the melodic punk ele­ the hardcore scene and that too many Culture Editor ments of the early 90's that also stays people have forgotten what it means with modern hardcore elements. and have traded that in for caring Call of Duty: Close Your Eyes debuted on Vic­ Probably the best song on the al­ about what really matters in life. tory Records in 2010 with We Will bum "Carry You" is a straightforward The downfall to this album is actu­ Modern Warfare 3 Overcome, which had only two really punk song that doesn't slow down ally Friesen's drumming. One of the good songs, and nine songs that were for a second. This is where Raymond good things that can be said about We just alright. They had nothing too Will Overcome November 8 special to them and didn't make is that Friesen's Close Your Eyes too appeal­ drumming stands ing on the ears "The Body" and out among typi­ "Digging Graves" were however cal break down good enough to make an impres­ beats and 4:4 Aliens: Colonial Marines sion on the world that this was a timed punk beats. band with a lot of potential. That His fills have lost potential has come through on their creativity; he November 11 the band's latest release Empty has doesn't stand Hands and Heavy Hearts which out as a hard­ is 12 songs of solid melodic core drummer, hardcore. which was what Opening with the punk tradi­ got many people tion of easy chords and a snare into the band. -high hat combination, "Hope Now he seems to Slips Away" has vocalist Shane be struggling to Revelations Raymond screaming about how make his fills in­ there is no one who is willing to teresting. Maybe make a change in the world. it has something November 15 It's a fast song and not as me­ to do with the lodic as people may be used to straight-forward hearing from Close Your Eyes. guitars and even The single "Valleys" takes care time signatures of a lack of melody that is miss­ through-out the Ultamite Marvel Vs. Capcom Empty Hands and Heavy Hearts artwork ing from the opening song. It has victoryrecords .com album that makes Raymond's vocals show more it hard to experi­ 3 emotion than they have on any Close shows that he can sing and hit higher ment with beats, but they don't have Your Eyes song in their discography. notes that many may not have expect­ the same originality or technicality as He sings more than he yells on this ed from him. they use to. November 15 album, which makes his yelling more From the beginning when he sings Overall Empty Hands and Heavy effective because it isn't predictable. "Even when the rain falls and dark­ Hearts is a great album with only "Valleys" is the only song that has a ness hides your way," he is going full small technicalities that get annoy­ noticeable bass part. During the sec­ force at his highest range and doesn't ing. It is definitely much heavier and ond verse, bassist Sonny Vega plays stop through the whole song. ' faster than We Will Overcome and the verse riff on top of Tim Friesen's Lyrically it seems every song definitely worth buying.

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Bill Felo Rams to 157 total yards while record­ KU should have a much better Assistant Sports Editor ing their first shutout of the season. chance of winning this season. Their Junior defensive back Alex DiNolfi rushing game is much more of a force The KU football team shut out West had two interceptions and two tack­ this season rather than last year's. Chester University 24-0 on a wet and les, including one for a four-yard They have a three-headed monster windy day at John A. Farrell Stadium loss. DiNolfi leads the team with sev­ rushing attack with Frey, Mastro­ in West Chester, PA. en picks this season. Brett Moss was motto and Curtis Wortham. Plus, The weather conditions were atro­ a nightmare for both West Chester the passing attack hasn't lost a step, cious, snow blanketed the field from quarterbacks, with two and a half of and they performed better than the end zone to end zone. Luckily, West KU's five sacks. He had seven total Bloomsburg team in the last meet­ Chester was never able to see their tackles in the game, four of them for a ing in that respect. Not to mention pure white end zone. In fact, this loss. Linebacker Andrew Hodges led that last year this game was played was possibly the most dominant we with Golden Bears with eight tack­ at Bloomsburg. With home-field ad­ have seen the KU squad this year, les. vantage and Homecoming to live up simply destroying the opposition on Head coach Raymond Monica com­ to, the Golden Bears should have a both sides of the field. All the more mented about his team's tenacious bit more confidence going into the impressive with the unexpected and defense on the KU athletic website, game. untimely snow storm. "Today's game was very physical. Bloomsburg's performance against Running back Robbie Frey was The defense played great and to shut C.W. Post should give the Bears a bit back in action, rushing for 154 yards them out is just great." more insight on their opponent. They and a touchdown after getting only KU improved their record to 8-1 still have one of the running backs two carries in the Golden Bear's vic­ overall and 5-1 in the conference. that rushed for nearly 200 yards last tory over C.W. Post on Oct 29. With They entered the game ranked 16th year, but their passing game has noth­ five 100-yard-rushing games this in the American Football Coaches ing on the KU aerial attack. Morton year, Frey has been a big play threat Association (AFCA) top poll. had a career day against C.W. Post, all season. With Bloomsburg's loss to C.W. recording 458 passing yards. Blooms­ Frey and junior running back Josh Post, the championship is virtually up burg couldn't even break 100 yards in Mastromotto split the rushing duties, for grabs in the PSAC East. Last sea­ the air, totaling just 71 yards by way each with 21 carries in the game. son, KU lost to just two teams, one of of the pass. As for overall offense, Mastromotto rushed for over 115 which is Bloomsburg. The game they KU's pass attack alone was more yards for the second time this sea­ lost was basically a shoot-out to see than the entire Bloomsburg team's son. who could score the most points. The total offensive yardage. KU managed Quarterback Kevin Morton put KU final score was 61-35; the defense to earn 576 yards against C.W. Post, on the board early with a 3 7-yard was non-existent, letting Up the most doubling the Bloomsburg offensive run on their second possession of the points they had the entire season. output of 279 yards. game. Morton's 36-yard touchdown Bloomsburg made it all happen on The Golden Bears are looking for­ pass to Colby Tuell in the second the ground, too. Both of their starting ward to playing for a share of the quarter was his longest completion running backs ran for over 150 yards PSAC championship on Saturday, of the game and the Golden Bears each. They totaled 449 rushing yards Nov. 5 when they host the Huskies cruised into half time up 17-0. on the day, compared to the mere 61 for their Homecoming game at 1:05 KU's defense held the Golden yards that KU posted. p.m. The defense smothers the ball carrier. Tony Vasquez, The Keystone Season preview: KU wrestling tries to earn ranking position

consecutive matches by pin. He set Moore at 125-pounds. All of these Frank Lippincott the school record for quickest pin wrestlers have starting experience for Sports Editor at nine seconds into the match. His the Golden Bears. headlock is simply devastating. It is Our coaching staff, led by Head KU's wrestling team was ranked 15th part of the reason he won first at the Coach Robert Fisher managed to in last season's preseason rankings, PIAA Individual State Champion­ bring in quite the freshmen class. wiiish tied for their best preseason ships AAA in his high school career. Most notable on the list is freshmen ranking in school history. The Golden Other accomplishments under his Brandan Clark. Clark is a Methacton Bears did not get a ranking this season, belt as a KU athlete is being a PSAC wrestler at about 215-pounds. Clark but sill received some votes. Though Champion and placing fifth at the Su­ ended his four year high school ca­ they are not ranked this season, KU is per Regional tournament. reer with 146 wins and just 28 losses. surely a team that shouldn't be over­ At 133-pounds, competition will be He earned his way to the state finals looked in the upcoming season. fierce. Returning standout Williams at 215-pounds his senior year, but KU ended last season just under will attempt to retain his spot on the lost by pin in the finals. His already a .500 average with a record of 10- team. He was named Most Oustand- impressive resume will clearly help 11. It was not exactly the season ing Wrestler of the Super Region I out in the long run for our higher they anticipated, but the Bears ended along with the honor of PSAC athlete wrestling weight classes. strong individually. Returning junior of the week. His presence on the team It seems this year that much of the 133-pound Austin Williams won the is a gift considering his highly accli­ focus for the recruiting class was on NCAA Atlantic Regionals last sea­ mated career thus far; however, at­ District One wrestling. Cark was a son along with alumni wrestler John tempting to break the line-up is junior District One wrestler, but he is not Paukovits. Paukovits isn't making a transfer Evan Yenolevich. Yenolev- the only one with state experience. return this season, having graduated ich ended his high school career with Scott Wolfinger of Quakertown man­ last year. He was the only wrestler last 127 wins. He wrestled in the PIAA aged to make his way to states three season to place in Division II Nation­ Individual finals three consecutive times. He placed twice at sixth his als with a sixth place. He ended his years. He eventually won it his senior freshman and junior year. In fact, career nobly as an All-American. His season after coming up just short his he lost to KU's own senior Clayton presence and leadership in the room sophomore and junior years. He is a Youtz 9-6 in his debut state appear­ will be missed, still this will not hin­ tranfer from Edinboro University and ance. Wolfinger looks to be red-shirt­ der the Golden Bears on their journey is expected to heat things up in the ing this season, possibly to get big­ to perform at the highest level. wrestling room this season. ger for the larger competition he will This season, the team has a lot of KU is loaded with wrestlers who face in college. Yet another wrestler potential to do great things. Pauko­ have had finals experience in PA. Ju­ from Division One is Brandon Parker vits' departure, the only senior to nior Micah Bollinger will add some from Norristown. He accomplished a leave the team, will make things a bit talent this season, having been to the tremendous amount in high school. harder, but many wrestlers that have finals in 2007 at 145-pounds. He lost Although he never place at states, transferred or are returning will clear­ a nail biter 5-4. His experience with he made an appearance three times. ly benefit the team's performance on the Division I program and the na­ Along with his state qualifications, he the mat. KU did an excellent job this tional championship team Penn State ended his career with an amazing 170 year in recruiting young talent for the will prove essential this year as he wins, completely owning competi­ team, so things may just fall in place attempts to turn heads this upcoming tion; 82 of these wins were by fall. perfectly even with the loss of their season. With old talent and new talent, the only All-American. Other returning wrestler that will Golden Bears look stronger than ever. Redshirt Senior Chris Sheetz will attempt to crack the cut-throat line­ Even without a ranking, expect the make his return to the mat after sit­ up are Mitch Voelker at 141-pounds, team to exceed any expectations that ting out last season. In his 2009-2010 Giovanni Ortiz at 197-pounds, An­ have been conceived at this point. The season, he recorded the most pins on thony Frost at 149-pounds, Eric Ser- team will start competition on Nov. the team with 14, having won eight gent at 184-pounds and Desmond 12 at the East Stroudsburg Open. Austin Williams looks for a single le bny Vasquez, The Keystone

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Volleyball team near the end The Kevstone Plaver of regular season Michael Mill fense, though. Certain players man­ dropped 3-2. They won the second of he Week Contributing Writer aged to post some decent numbers. and fourth sets but lost the tie-break­ Senior Erin Kissling recorded the ing set in dramatic fashion, 15-13. best kill total with nine, followed by Though KU lost, it was a non-confer­ Brett "The Boss" Moss senior Cait Hess with eight kills. Ju­ ence match, so it will not effect their nior Brittany Harmon put up a well- placement in the league too much. The past week was a rough one for played seven kills. Kissling has been an all-too-famil­ the KU volleyball team. Still bright After the loss, the Bears needed iar name when we talk about the of­ spots were to be found. The Golden something to boost their spirits af­ fensive end of the court. Her 13 kills Bears lost on Friday for the second ter ruining their five-game winning led the team and helped her firmly time to Lock Haven University. On streak. A win against East Strouds­ take hold of the top spot on the kills Monday, the Bears suffered a close burg was just what the Bears needed chart for KU. Kisling has now led loss to Holy Family University in a to remain at the top half of the confer­ KU in four straight games this sea­ non-conference battle; however, on ence standings. The last meeting be­ son. Behind Kissling was Snell with Saturday, between these two blem­ tween the two teams ended 3-1 with seven. Snell also provided help on the ishes was a solid win that helped re­ KU coming out with a win. This time defensive side of the floor by adding bound the Bears' spirits. They beat around, the Golden Bears weren't go­ a team-high two and a half blocks. East Stroudsburg University for the ing to drop a set. They won all three At this point in this season, the second time this season. sets 25-12,25-7 and 25-15. Bears look to be a contender for the The week of play started off with KU looked completely different title. Even with a couple losses to Lock Haven University, the best from the previous conference match Lock Haven, they lost these sets only team in the PSAC East conference. against Lock Haven. Things just by a few points each time. If the Bears The Bears was handily beat in the seemed to fall in place, and it all can get Kissling and Lutz to perform last meeting, and the same results oc­ started with Kissling. She recorded as they have been simultaneously, the curred. Even though they were beat a double-double by earning 10 kills team will be unstoppable. Kissling in three straight sets, glimpses of glo­ and 14 digs. Her performance was leads the team in kills with 249, also ry were to be found in the play of the just what the team needed to get out a career-high. Lutz leads the team in women on the court. of any slump that could form after blocks with 112. Senior Katie Lutz seemed to be a the loss to Lock Haven. Hess had the Another interesting fact about this possessed player on the court. She next highest kill total with seven. season: Smith leads the team in digs had an outstanding nine blocks and Even with the high-powered of­ this year with 593. This high total 11 total blocks. Lutz dominated on fense rolling, the defense shined yet has helped her reach third overall in the defensive end, which helped her again. Not only did it shine, but Lutz school history for career digs. She surpass former team leader in blocks was virtually a six-foot impenetrable has 1,513 digs, just 39 behind the senior Cali Snell. The team as a whole wall. Her eight blocks helped catapult second place leader. played extraordinarily well on the de­ the Bears to a win. Add the 17 digs KU finishes the season this up­ ; ;

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West + Thursday; November 3, 201 SPORTS Page 15 One minute can Fantasy football: it's more change a game than just a hobby KU women's soccer scored the first goal for the team in the fifth minute, assisted by freshman Frank Lippincott Late Season Pick-ups: Drop'em or Bench'em scores two goals in a Tess Arbegast, which got the ball roll­ Sports Editor Brandon Lloyd, St. Louis WR: For Chris Johnson, Tennessee RB: I legit­ ing. The third person to score a goal those of you who have refrained from imately thought that Johnson was the minute to win first was Bella Jaffin, unassisted. This win Fantasy football is in full swing. starting Lloyd, let me remind you that truth. Clearly, Morpheus gave me the was essential for the KU quest for the Most if not all of us, are in the ninth he know longer plays for the Broncos. pill, and I am no longer in the Matrix. playoff game PSAC Championship. week, just a few weeks before the Yeah, his new team isn't spectacular, My eyes are wide open. The fact that Next, KU had to start their playoff fantasy football playoffs get under but he is easily the best wideout on he has done absolutely nothing this Joseph Rogers run, which couldn't have gone any way. Fantasy football is as much of a the team. Plus, he no longer has Eric season proves a lot. Wu-tang said it Contributing Writer better. It was supposed to be played job as working at an office, people at Decker stealing all of his receptions. best, "Cash rules everything around at home, but due to field conditions the office probably spend more time Even more important, is that he has me...CREAM." Johnson during his from the snow, it was played at West worrying about fantasy football than been the most targeted receiver on contract year last year ended the After a satisfying season-ending Chester University. Gannon Univer­ they do on actual work-related busi­ staff since he has gone to the team. season in second for overall fantasy win over Mansfield University, the sity was the enemy in this one, and ness. It is simply an obsession, and I Add in the fact that he will have Sam points. After his brilliant year, a con­ KU women's soccer team managed a formidable one at that. Talk about am sure many of you out there, like Bradford throwing to him soon rather tract of more money than I can imag­ to improve their by winning their a nail biter, the teams were even the me, are pulling your hair out, won­ than backup AJ Feely, his upside is ine in one place was given to him. first playoff match-up against Gan­ entire match. The teams took roughly dering why your team keeps losing. looking quite promising. Since then, he is forgettable. Don't non University this past Tuesday. the same amount of shots and were Whether you drafted Chris Johnson drop him because he has proven he KU, with its excellent season, earned even until the last 15 minutes of regu­ or got stuck with the inconsistent Malcolm Floyd, San Diego WR: can do great things, but certainly stop the second seed and decided to show lar play Rashard Mendenhall, we all have our Though his output has not been spec­ starting him. its power against the seventh-seeded What proved most essential in this fantasy woes. More often than not, tacular this season, his future looks Gannon University team. game was the ever-powerful corner we hope for triumph but are plagued bright. This past week proved he can Knowshon Moreno, Denver RB: Of Before the playoffs began, the kick. KU earned 10 corner kicks with disappointment. Still, it's the hang with the best of the best. He course, Willis Mcgahee being injured Golden Bears took their talents on the where as Gannon didn't have a single triumph that we want, and the season has yet to be picked up by many this helps Moreno's value, but he is an road to Mansfield University, where one throughout the game. Off the cor­ isn't over just yet. season, considering his poor perfor­ absolute bust as well this year. I was they completely demolished the op­ ner kick, in the 77th minute, junior mance early on. This is his second plagued with his useless efforts all posing team 4-0. This was exactly BrieAnn Shipkowski booted a beau­ Recap: 100-yard-receiving game in the last year. "Oh, he'll do better next week. how they wanted to end the season tiful kick to senior Carolynne Kahl This year we have seen some spec­ three weeks. Be sure to keep your eye I have faith." Well, next week has yet this year, to keep the momentum roll­ for the first goal, her sixth goal of the tacular performances. Obviously on him if you are desperate for a wide to come. Drop him if you like, I feel ing in their favor (which obviously year. In the same minute, freshman those of you who have Aaron Rodg- out. it's necessary. Tebow runs too often proved to be essential). Taylor Higgins scored the game-win­ ers are grinning from ear to ear. That to give Moreno any carries, plus Mc­ Mansfield simply could not handle ning goal, assisted by Jaffin. Her first was expected, though; not expected Kevin Faulk, New England RB: Now gahee isn't out all season, so Moreno the KU attack. KU out shot the op­ goal ever as a KU athlete couldn't be is the fact that rookie Cam Newton is bare with me; I understand Faulk is will be insignificant soon enough. position 41-4. The pressure on the more crucial. The 2-0 lead was suf­ second in the league in total fantasy extremely old; He might as well bring opposing team was so great that the ficient enough to earn the win against points. His duel run and gun mental­ a walker out with him, and BenJarvus Andre Johnson, Houston WR: John­ Mansfield players had no opportu­ Gannon as they would only score on ity has proven that his Heisman effort Green-Ellis is no treat to be stuck be­ son is incredible, he produces year af­ nity to make any goals. The defense more goal in the 87th minute, but are not to be overlooked. It appears hind. Still, this past weekend he was ter year, but word is that he is return­ was impenetrable, which resulted in there wasn't nearly enough time to fantasy football has become less of the highest producing runningback ing from his injury soon. Never drop the shutout. Not only was it a shut­ Win the game at that point. a running backs game and more so a on the Patriots squad. This could the man; he is too outstanding of a out, but the defense was so good that Sophomore goalie Casey Behrendt quarterbacks league. A large majority mean a lot, considering he had yet to player, possibly the best. Still, Arian neither of the two KU goalies had to is certainly not to be overlooked in of the top performers have been quar­ play a game this season. Taking ad­ Foster's recent production will hinder make a single save. None of Mans­ this victory. Earning a season-high terbacks. It probably explains why vantage of his first on the field battle the amount of drop backs that Schaub field's four shots were on goal. six saves in the game was essential you can only play one QB in your could prove essential to his starting has. Not to mention limits Johnson's Offensively, the team was led by for the win. She wasn't letting any­ lineup. this season. targets. sophomore Megan Black. She scored thing get past her in this one. two goals in the game, one in the 28th This win earned the team a tie for minute and another in the 38th min­ most wins in a season. At 15-4, KU ute of the match. Both of these goals will play against Slippery Rock, a were unassisted. These were the only team they beat earlier in the season 1- two goals Black scored all season. 0. Place and time of the game is still rs: Want a career, not a iob? She wasn't the only one to score to be announced in accordance to the a goal; sophomore Janine Valerio outcome of other playoff games. Consider the Kutztown University ter oB^ial WW" Familv-in^FM rontnenf JS Mf ecome a licensed social worker in as few as 4 semesters earn tohel p others in a variety of roles: lhmji§ k$±toi, advocate, agency director Affordable, accessible schedules:

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