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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 | VOL. 116 NO. 73 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM — RESTRUCTURING — < David Pittenger to leave dean’s post at the College of Liberal Arts and take over as Academic reorganization will streamline Associate VP of Outreach and Continuing Studies and Dean of the Graduate College. Marshall’s administrative structure By JOHN GIBB “We want to continue to offer programs professionals who make a positive differ- EXECUTIVE EDITOR to students that will prepare them for fu- ence in the lives of their students.” Responding to a pull-back in state ture careers in the 21st century,” Ormiston “The roots of the GSEPD are rich in a phi- funding, Marshall University has begun said. “By streamlining administrative du- losophy and practice of outreach across the < Robert Bookwater leaves reorganizing many of the programs that ties and reorganizing faculty positions, state and the region. We are bound by our dean’s post at the College of make up Academic Affairs and, in the pro- money will be saved and more opportuni- mission and our history to build on those Education to become Interim ties would come as part of this change as traditions through modern, effective in- Dean of COLA. known schools and colleges. well.” cess,Gayle is Ormiston, reconfiguring provost several and senior of its bestvice Among the retirements: Rudy Pauley, we can take that to the next level through president of Academic Affairs, disclosed associate vice president of outreach and thisstruction new organizational and administration. structure.” I’m confident plans for the reorganization this week dur- continuing studies, and Donna Spindel, Staff members in the Graduate College ing an interview with The Parthenon, which dean of the Graduate College. Pauley’s re- and College of Education will continue in was attended by deans involved. Additional tirement is effective June 1 and Spindel’s their current roles. Administration of the details were provided Thursday by Matt retirement becomes effective Aug. 16. university’s physical facilities in South Turner, chief of staff. Upon Pauley’s retirement, David Pit- Charleston, Point Pleasant, Beckley and The affected programs include the Col- tenger, current dean of the College of Teays Valley, for which Pauley was respon- < Graduate School of lege of Liberal Arts, Graduate College, Liberal Arts, will assume Pauley’s duties, sible, will be provided through existing Education and Professional College of Education, Graduate School of as well as serve as the new dean of the staff at the South Charleston campus. Development and the Education, College of Fine Arts and W. Graduate College. Spindel will remain in Effective July 1, the School of Art and De- existing College of Education Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass a transitional role at the Graduate College sign, the School of Music and Theatre and consolidate into one college. Communication. until her retirement in mid-August. The the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Ormiston declined to disclose how much roles will be combined into one upon her Mass Communication will join to form an Teresa Eagle, dean of GSEPD, the reorganization would save the univer- retirement. entirely new college. Don Van Horn, cur- to become dean of the new sity. However, at Thursday’s Faculty Senate On June 1, the Graduate School of Edu- rent dean of the College of Fine Arts, will College of Education. meeting, President Steven Kopp said the cation and Professional Development and become dean of this new college. Janet state plans to reduce Marshall’s state ap- the College of Education will be combined Dooley, current interim dean of the SOJMC, propriations by $11 million over two years. into a new College of Education. Teresa will become the director of SOJMC and the < The School of Art and Kopp did not mention the reorganization Eagle, current dean of the GSEPD, will be- associate dean of the new college. Design, the School of Music of Academic Affairs. come the new dean of the COE and Robert Dooley became interim dean in 2012 and Theatre and the W. Page Confronted with the state budget cuts, Bookwalter, current dean of the COE, will when Corley Dennison was promoted to as- Pitt School of Journalism and Ormiston said the university adopted a become the interim dean of COLA, taking sociate vice president for academic affairs. Mass Communications will “streamlining” approach as it became ap- over Pittenger’s current job. This change Since the SOJMC dean position is currently parent that several deans were retiring will eliminate a dean’s position. open, this change would mean the position join to form a new college. in 2013, presenting an opportunity to Eagle said, “Our new College of Educa- Don Van Horn, dean of reduce administrative costs rather than tion will continue to be centered on student another dean’s position. COFA, will become dean of make drastic cuts to programs affecting success and providing the tools our stu- would not be filled, therefore eliminating the new college. Marshall students. dents need to become highly sought-after See RESTRUCTURING | Page 5

< Janet Dooley, interim < Donna Spindel < Rudy Pauley dean of SOJMC, to become Dean of Graduate College Associate VP of Outreach and director of SOJMC and Retires Aug. 16 Continuing Studies associate dean of the new Retires June 1 college.

AIDE urges students to join Super Saturday event open to public By SARAH DYKE THE PARTHENON By CAITLIN KINDER-MUNDAY Burdette, United Way community initiatives Marshall University’s Appalachian Institute of THE PARTHENON coordinator, said. “This will build a child’s - United Way, of River Cities’ Success by Six, library with books that will encourage learn- tion dedicated to serving legal, technical, public will host its 13th annual Super Kids, Super ing and interaction. We encourage Cabell sectorDigital andEvidence business is a professionals regional non-profit for whom organiza digital Families, Super Saturday event Saturday, County residents to come and sign up their evidence is part and parcel of their work. Feb. 2 at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in children at this event.” The club helps network administrations, Huntington. There will be many organizations from digital forensics practitioners, law enforcement The event is open to all children, parents the area with activities for children. Par- personnel and legal professionals survive and and caregivers from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ents and caregivers can also take advantage thrive in the ever-changing landscape where Success by Six seeks to ensure that all of resources focused on the theme “12 Tips technology and law meet. children are physically, mentally, develop- for Raising a Healthy Child.” Healthy snacks Thomas Kist, president of AIDE, said the club mentally, emotionally and socially ready to will be given out, free of charge, and will be is open to all majors even though the majority of begin kindergarten. provided by Cabell Huntington Children’s members are integrated science and technology, cyber security. The event will launch the opening of the Hospital. computer and information technology or crimi- AIDE also brings in middle school students Imagination Library in Cabell County. The Hospital and health department repre- nal justice majors. and adults to teach them everything they have Imagination Library is a nonprofit organiza- sentatives will be present, giving out health AIDE aims to improve access to information, learned themselves. tion that was started by Dolly Parton. The information. Hand washing seminars will develop solutions to practical problems and Internships are available through AIDE. program goal is to raise literacy rates of take place with the goal of teaching young narrow the gap between the accessing and use Kist said most Access Data employees are gen- young children by sending free age-appro- children proper cleanliness. of digital evidence and traditional physical evi- priate books to registered children up until Exhibitors include the Huntington Museum dence in the law. are expected to take an active role in AIDE’s ac- their fifth birthday. of Art, Cabell County Library, Playmates AIDE is comprised of three sub-groups: Digital tivitieserally involved by consulting with AIDE and first sharing and that information members The West Virginia Department of Educa- Preschool and Child Development Centers, Forensics, Information Security and Electronic with one another, participating in committee tion Dropout Prevention Innovation Zone Cabell Huntington Health Department, WIC, Discovery. work relating to AIDE projects, attending or pre- provided funding for Imagination Library. Tri-State Library Council, Cabell County The working groups are focused on their re- senting at regional and annual conferences and Registration at the event is free for any Schools and Pump Up the Fun. spective disciplines, looking for opportunities to commenting on drafts of position statements parents who wish to sign their children up There will be games and door prizes and provide training and research to practitioners in prepared by AIDE. for Imagination Library. Children will receive activities include inflatables, music with John Sammons, director of AIDE, said people his or her first free book at all times. Pro- singing and dancing, a reading room, crafts, AIDE meets every other Thursday at 4 p.m. in are invited to join if digital evidence is a critical gram books will only be available for Cabell face painting and more. Grand prizes and Morrowthe field. Commons. The next meeting will be Feb. 7. County residents. giveaways will also be available. AIDE hosts meetings throughout the semes- Sarah Dyke can be contacted at dyke6@ “We are really excited to have Imagination Caitlin Kinder-Munday can be contacted ter and will highlight computer hacking and marshall.edu.part of their profession or field of study. Library coming into Cabell County,” Lena at [email protected].

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Chuck Hagel, Senate Republicans clash at confirmation hearing POLICE BLOTTER By JOSIE LANDGRAVE THE PARTHENON

The following summaries were compiled from this week’s MarshallFRAUDULENT University USE police OF A reports. CREDIT CARD: DRINKO LIBRARY

Jan. 23, at 12:45 p.m., a victim reported a stolen Speedway credit card. From Jan. 7 to Jan. 21, the card was used at multiple Speedways and Marathons in Huntington. The credit card has beenLARCENY deactivated FROM but A theVEHICLE investigation is ongoing.

Jan. 24, at 5:40 p.m., a wallet and loose coins was stolen from a silverPURSE Toyota SNATCHING: minivan. MAPLE There were AVENUE no signs AND of 18 forcedTH ST. entry.

Jan. 27, at 12:41 a.m., a purse was snatched off a victim’s wrist as she got out of her car. As the suspect ran away, they took $10 and discarded the purse. There is no description of the suspect. The Marshall University Police Department reviewed video and talkedCAPIAS: to one MEMORIAL witness. STUDENT CENTER

Jan 27, at 9:35 p.m., a man not affiliated with Marshall Uni- versity, was found passed out in the Memorial Student Center. Officers ran his name and discovered he was wanted on a war- rant for failure to appear in court. The man was transported to PETE MAROVICH | MCT Western Regional Jail on an $8,000 bond. Former Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Thursday, January 31, 2013 in Washington, D.C. Josie Landgrave can be contacted at land- [email protected]. By MATTHEW SCHOFIELD MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS former Army sergeant in Viet- families in the armed services,” A champion of the military nam could be the first former Warner said. “surge” in Iraq in 2007 that The left came Thursday to enlisted man to rise to the top Then Hagel started taking saw the addition of 20,000 praise former Sen. Chuck Ha- spot at the Pentagon. verbal fire. troops, McCain pressed Hagel, Debt ceiling bill clears Senate; gel, a Nebraska Republican That was followed by glowing “His record demonstrates with whom it’s been reported whom President Barack Obama tributes from former Sens. Sam what I view as a lack of sound that he’s had a falling out, over nominated to be his next secre- Nunn, a conservative Georgia judgment, and steadfast sup- whether the former senator tary of defense. Democrat, and John Warner, a port for policies that diminish was wrong to oppose the surge. Obama expected to sign The right came to, if not bury moderate Virginia Republican. U.S. power and influence Hagel replied that time OLIVIER DOULIERY | ABACA PRESS | MCT By LISA MASCARO him, keep him on the hot seat Both are former chairmen of throughout the world,” said would tell eventually but that to TRIBUNE WASHINGTON BUREAU all day as it explored his views the Armed Services Committee. Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., the answer would require a more year-end fiscal cliff deal. and past, sometimes controver- committee’s ranking member. detailed and nuanced response. Ever since House Speaker sial, statements on Israel, Iran, Warner said that in Vietnam, Even Levin, while compli- McCain insisted: “The com- With agreement to lift the John A. Boehner engineered Afghanistan, Iraq and nuclear Hagel had walked point _ “get mentary of Hagel, indicated mittee deserves your judgment nation’s debt ceiling secured, passage of the debt ceiling weapons. out and lead in the face of the that some of Hagel’s past state- as to whether you were right Congress now turns to the measure last week in the Hagel’s confirmation hear- enemy” _ and would be well- ments troubled him. or wrong about the surge,” he next budget showdown: the lower chamber, Republicans ing before the Senate Armed suited to do so again at a time The most contentious mo- said. “Are you going to answer deep automatic spending on and off Capitol Hill have Services Committee started of serious global threats. ment was when Sen. John the question, Sen. Hagel? The cuts that will start to hit the complained that the party has out collegial enough. The com- “If confirmed, Chuck Hagel McCain, R-Ariz., an old friend, question is, were you right or economy next month, which now lost two opportunities to mittee’s chairman, Sen. Carl will do it again, this time not colleague and fellow Vietnam wrong? That’s a pretty straight- lawmakers appear unwilling _ extract budget cuts from the See HAGEL | Page 5 Levin, D-Mich., noted that the before a platoon, but before ev- veteran, called their differences forward question.” or unable _ to stop. White House. twice-wounded and decorated ery man and woman and their “fundamental.” The Senate sent legislation “The sequester’s going to to temporarily suspend the go into effect on March 1st Winter driving tips from the experts $16.4 trillion debt limit to the unless there are cuts and re- By JOSIE LANDGRAVE White House on Thursday for forms that get us on a plan to THE PARTHENON President Barack Obama’s sig- balance a budget over the next nature. The vote was 64-34, 10 years,” the Ohio Republican with mostly Republicans and said last week after the House one Democrat opposed. approved the temporary debt The Huntington Highway Safety Office offers the following winter driving safety tips for driving on ice and snow: Now, Congress must decide ceiling legislation. “It’s as sim- whether to stop the $1.2 tril- ple as that.” • Always check weather reports and prepare to leave early if freezing temperatures are in the forecast. lion in spending cuts that are Boehner devised the bill as scheduled to begin March 1. a way to punt this most risky • Drive at safe speeds and do not assume you can drive the posted speed limit. Remember to drive slow on ice and snow. Those reductions were once of budget issues and move to considered so severe they others. He wanted to avoid • Light touches on brakes and steering are important. would force lawmakers to the spectacle of a showdown the table to negotiate a more with the White House that • Check antifreeze because inadequate levels can cause the engine to overheat or the freeze the radiator. balanced deficit-reduction could lead to a default as his compromise. conservative troops pressed • Check tires and make sure they are properly inflated and that the tread is adequate for driving on snow and ice. With a month to go, both for spending reductions in sides admit there is little hope exchange for raising the debt • Turn off windshield wipers upon reaching a destination. If the wipers freeze to the glass, they might become damaged they can reach agreement. limit. when the vehicle is restarted. The cuts, called a seques- To attract conservative sup- ter in Washington parlance, port, the speaker tacked on • Stay hydrated. Dehydration is a major factor in cold weather. would slice equally across de- a provision to withhold law- fense and domestic programs, makers’ pay if the House or • Sandwiches, fruit or hot stew are better choices than snacks and high sugar drinks when traveling long distances. drawing government spend- Senate fails to approve a bud- ing out of the already sluggish get for the next fiscal year. • Plan a route in advance and tell friends or family members what routes will be taken so they can anticipate an arrival economy. Obama is expected to swiftly time. “I think it’s more likely to sign the measure. happen,” said Sen. Lindsey Lawmakers and their aides • For longer trips, prepare an emergency pack for your vehicle. The pack should include: Graham, R-S.C., who is leading have acknowledged that while • A cell phone an increasingly lonely cam- many ideas are being floated • An ice scraper and brush paign to prevent Pentagon to prevent the cuts, the critical • A tow rope reductions. “In a body that’s differences that have blocked • Cat litter for a traction aid known for doing pretty dumb past deals remain: Democrats • Blankets things, this to me wins the want tax hikes on the wealthy • A flashlight prize.” and corporations; Republicans • A portable weather radio The prospect of allowing the want only cuts, particularly • Lock de-icer cuts to take place has divided those that shift the burden • A candle with matches (for heat and melting snow) the Republican Party, as many from defense and to domestic conservatives have come to programs. • Make plenty of rest stops. Tired drivers often make poor driving decision. the conclusion that severe Some expect the sequestra- cuts are better than none, es- tion would go into effect only • Do not drive tired and coffee or caffeine will not counteract sleep deprivation. pecially as they continue to temporarily, perhaps until smart over the tax increases March 27, whenSee BILL lawmakers | Page 5 • Clean headlights and brake lights at every stop. Obama achieved as part of the

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• Always wear a safety belt, whether moving or stationary. SUNTIME TANNING • Do not drink alcohol. Not only does alcohol impair driving, alcohol and cold weather can be a deadly combination. FEB 1 AD Alcohol will increase skin temperatures—making one feel like they are warmer—but comes at the cost of lowering the tem- peratureJosie Landgrave of vital organs. can be contacted at [email protected]. 2 x 2.0

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EAST DIVISION C-USA Overall WEST DIVISION C-USA Overall 3 W L W L W L W L SOUTHERN MISS 6 0 17 4 UTEP 4 1 11 7 MEMPHIS 5 0 16 3 TULSA 4 3 12 9 UCF 4 1 14 5 TULANE 2 3 14 6 EAST CAROLINA 3 3 12 7 HOUSTON 2 4 13 6 MEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS MARSHALL 2 3 9 11 SMU 1 5 11 10 UAB 0 5 8 12 RICE 0 5 4 14

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Column Sons of Marshall Stampede Marshall student section shows no passion, energy into Super Bowl XLVII By KYLE GIBSON THE PARTHENON By KAYLIN SEARLES Edna Justice, program assis- - I did something I probably shouldn’t have done on Monday THE PARTHENON tant for Marshall football, has been petitor,” Harvey said. “Brown was a great night; I watched the other team from West Virginia play basket- The Super Bowl XLVII, no doubt the working for Marshall for 34 years and said player,“Albert always McCllelan smiling.” was just a fierce com ball, or at least had them on as background noise. biggest football match up of the year, she thinks of the players as sons. Justice Harvey said his most memorable mo- Speaking of noise, the WVU student section was impres- will feature four sons of Marshall. has worked with all four sons of Marshall. sive, creating a strong and crazy environment for their team. The San Francisco 49ers’ wide re- “Albert McCllelan is an outstand- player he had ever met at Marshall. Granted, the Mountaineers played against No. 1 ranked Kansas, ceiver Randy Moss, and defensive back ing individual,” Justice said. “Hement was was in the with hall CJ with Spillman his coach, the Paul first but the students were still incredible. CJ Spillman, will go head to head with Justice spent time with Randy Moss during Nichols; he introduced himself and pro- As I watched this display, I started to wonder why Marshall’s their Marshall brothers, Baltimore Ra- his career at Marshall and said she remem- ceeded to tell me that a family member had student section seems incapable of doing the same. ven’s defensive back Omar Brown and bers his love of talking to his Mom and the cancer. We prayed right there in the hall,” This is my second year at Marshall and the student sup- offensive lineman Albert McClellan. star like quality he brought to Marshall. Harvey said. “Of all the Marshall guys I’ve porters have only impressed me once, at last year’s UCF men’s Thundering Herd fans are excited “You could see how much talent he had, been around, I have him on speed dial.” basketball game. for Sunday’s game. Josh Childers, how superior he was,” Justice said. “When No matter the outcome of the game, Thun- UCF heads to town on Saturday and the environment will a Marshall alumnus, says any posi- he was here, it was like a star was here.” dering Herd fans will have something to be probably be raucous, but can Marshall’s students really only act tive publicity is a good thing. The Rev. Steve Harvey, Marshall football proud of—two sons of Marshall will be Su- wild when Donnie Jones comes to town? “I think it’s great,” Childers said. “It’s chaplain, said the players going to the Su- per Bowl champions. good to see people that went to Mar- per Bowl let you know that Marshall has Kaylin Searles can be contacted shall in big games like the Super Bowl.” some talent and has recruited good players. at [email protected]. theyWhere are elbowing is the passion? for a free Where pizza or is dancing the fire to from Korean the hip-hop. student body?The rest The of only the timescrowd, that the studentsfolks that show actually any pay flair to aresee whenthese games, are great. The vast majority of noise comes from people not currently enrolled at the school. Sounds like an issue to me. Former Herd safety playing with role model in Baltimore I thought that the crowd for the SMU game on Wednes- as three other Marshall alumni and said it’s day might be different, but I left the game disappointed By KELCIE COBURN great to know they’ll be out there too. again. There was a chance set out on a platter for the stu- THE PARTHENON “The other Marshall players had put in dents in the second half, when “Seven Nation Army” by The Baltimore Ravens will take on the long, hard hours during their college ca- The White Stripes started to play. This song can usually San Francisco 49ers for Super Bowl XLVII reer,” Brown said. “It just goes to show that fire up almost every student at every other school, but on Sunday. This years’ Super Bowl is ex- no matter what size school you go to, if you Marshall’s students barely moved. When Marshall started traordinary to the city of Huntington, as work hard enough you’ll get where you to mount a comeback, non-students led the charge from well as Marshall University fans because want to be.” the stands yet again. the New Orleans Superdome will be host Brown is following in the footsteps of his At women’s basketball games, a video intro plays in which to four of Marshall’s alumni. Among them role model, Ed Reed, who is also a player head coach Matt Daniel implores the students to come to is Baltimore rookie safety, Omar Brown. for the Baltimore Ravens. Both Brown and home games. The sound of Daniel’s request echoes off of Brown graduated from Marshall in May Reed play the position of free safety. Brown empty seats. 2012 and signed with Baltimore as an said the proudest moment of his career Some may blame homework or classwork for lack of at- undrafted free agent. Despite his rookie was when Reed said he reminded Reed of tendance, but games are only around two hours long and are status, Brown has managed to log some himself at Brown’s age. free for students. Plus, I’m a student too; so citing “homework” Junior biology major, Frankie Roman, is doesn’t fool me. Along with three tackles this season, a native of Baltimore and has been a fan of To most of us, “homework” is streaming zombie dramas or Brownstats during sacked his New time York spent Giants on thequarter field.- the Ravens since she can remember. time traveling alien shows and doing work at the last second. back, Eli Manning, in December 2012. “Seeing him in practices and pre-season The television shows and movies will be there after the game. Brown said life in the NFL isn’t much dif- games, I realized he deserved to be where In fairness, it can be said that the school’s athletic ferent from life as a college athlete. he was,” Roman said. “When I attended the teams aren’t performing as well as many expected. How- “My life hasn’t really changed as much as Ravens versus Giants game, and saw Omar ever, turning the Cam Henderson Center into a fortress, I thought it would,” Brown said. “The big- sack Eli Manning, I realized he had the po- season with Baltimore. with fans that are widely known for being loud, would gest change for me is being able to help my tential to be the Ravens next great safety. contributed“It feels great to his to successhave made during it to his the first Su- give the players a stronger sense of pride when they play mom out in whatever way I can.” I’ll never forget the look of pride on his face at home. Marshall University is tied with Oklahoma after that game. He truly deserves this.” Brown said. “It is a rare opportunity and it The Henderson Center has the ability to become that for- State, Ohio State, Texas and Utah with the Brown has made a name for himself isper truly Bowl a blessing.”my first season being in the NFL,” tress; all it needs is a little help from the student body. third most players represented in the Su- despite the challenges of being a rookie. Kelcie Coburn can be contacted at co- If the other school can do it, Marshall can too. His accomplishments at Marshall have [email protected]. Kyle Gibson can be contacted at gibson210@marshall. per Bowl. Brown will be on the same field Previewing 2013 Thundering Herd football schedule

By WILL VANCE Game 5 – vs. UTSA SPORTS EDITOR Location: San Antonio, Texas There are 210 days until the beginning of the 2013 football Mascot: Roadrunners season, but it’s never too early to get into the college football 2012 record: 8-4, 3-3 in WAC season. Marshalls 2013 football schedule, released by Marshall Key Players: Triston Wade (DB), Steven Kurfehs (LB) Athletics yesterday, features a challenging non-conference road UTSA has an up and coming football team that is joining C- schedule, a renewed rivalry and several games against new USA this season after spending just one season in the WAC after Herd Tennis host Kentucky members of Conference USA. moving to the FBS as a transitional team. The Roadrunners is coached by former Miami (FL) head coach Larry Coker. By MALCOLM IRVING to beat them because of that, Game 1 – vs. Miami (OH) THE PARTHENON and show her what she missed Location: Oxford, Ohio The Marshall University out on.” Mascot: Red Hawks Game 6 – at Florida Atlantic women’s tennis team will start Kucin said the Herd wants to 2012 record: 4-8, 3-5 in MAC Location: Boca Raton, Fla. come into the match with con- Key players: Dayonne Nunley (CB), Nick Harwell (WR) Mascot: Owls games against Kentucky, Friday, 2012 record: 3-8, 2-5 in Sun Belt atthe 12 first p.m. of in eightBarboursville, straight homeW.Va. victory. particularly in the non-conference portion with away games at Key Players: Nexon Dorvilus (TE), William Dukes (WR) The Marshall Tennis team is fidence,“We went and comehard awaythis week,”with a The Red Hawks played a very difficult schedule last season, off to a good start this season, Timko said. “We did some point MAC East division. FAU is joining C-USA this season after spending the past seven with a record of 2-1. Kentucky play, a lot of consistence stuff Ohio State, Boise State and Cincinnati, and finished fifth in the in Thethe Sun Owls Belt. struggled under first year head coach Carl Pelini. has started th season with a and a lot of conditioning. We perfect record of 2-0. had a team meeting, and talked Game 2 – vs. Gardner-Webb Game 7 – at Middle Tennessee State Marshall came off a disap- about all our goals before the Location: Boiling Springs, N.C. Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. season started and rehashed Mascot: Runnin’ Bulldogs Mascot: Blue Raiders rival WVU and junior Karlyn those, brought them back up to 2012 record: 3-8, 2-4 in Big South 2012 record: 8-4, 6-2 in Sun Belt Timkopointing said loss the five loss days made ago her to the surface to reminded each Key Players: Reggie Whatley (KR), Kevin Byard (S) hungrier for this upcoming other and ourselves what we’re Gardner-Webb will begin the 2013 season with a new head The Blue Raiders are coming off of a successful season, includ- match against Kentucky. trying to focus on.” coachKey players:with Carroll Seth CranfillMcCray (TE), returning Tanner to Burch his alma (LB) mater. The ing a big win over ACC member Georgia Tech. MTSU is joining Kucin said coming away with Thundering Herd is 12-1 against FCS opponents since moving C-USA this season after competing in the Sun Belt since 2000. in my belly—got me a little a win streak during its eight to the FBS in 1997. angry,”“That Timko loss defiantly said. “It putgave fire us game home stretch would help more motivation in practice.” the herd in their matches. Game 3 – at Ohio Game 8 – vs. Southern Miss Kentucky and Marshall “When we played WVU, the Location: Athens, Ohio Location: Hattiesburg, Miss. have each won a game against courts were completely differ- Mascot: Bobcats Mascot: Golden Eagles each other the past two sea- ent than our home courts and 2012 record: 9-4, 4-4 in MAC 2012 record: 0-12, 0-8 in C-USA sons. Marshall brought home Key players: Tyler Tettleton (QB), Beau Blankenship (RB) Key Players: Rakeem Nunez-Roches (T), Deron Wilson (CB) a victory in 2011 and, in 2012 Kucin said. “We practice at our This year’s meeting between these two rivals will be the 57th Southern Miss had a disastrous season in 2012, plummeting Kentucky took the win home. courtsthat definitely every day, threw so Ius think all off,” it’s Battle for the Bell. The Bobcats are 19-8 in the past two seasons, from C-USA Champions in 2011 to being winless in 2012. Ellis a greater advantage for us then including two straight wins over the Thundering Herd. come out with a victory,” Senior for them because they only replaced by Todd Monken. Kara“This Kucin is definitely said. our year to have an hour to practice to get Johnson was fired after only one season as head coach and was Marshall’s Tennis team will used to the courts, as we have Game 4 – at Virginia Tech Game 9 – vs. UAB face Huntington native Stepha- the whole week to prepare.” Location: Blacksburg, Va. Location: Birmingham, Ala. nie Fox, a sophomore Wildcat. Kucin said playing at home Mascot: Hokies Mascot: Blazers “She grew up playing on the makes a difference and she 2012 record: 7-6, 4-4 in ACC 2012 record: 3-9, 3-5 in C-USA courts of Barboursville and hopes the Herd’s home court Key Players: Logan Thomas (QB), Jack Tyler (LB) Key Players: Darrin Reaves (RB), Austin Brown (QB) Marshall. We all hit with her advantage Friday will be enough Last season was a major disappointment by Virginia Techs The Blazers had a forgettable season last season but does have before she went to UK, then she to pull away with a victory. standards, but ended on a high note with a close bowl victory plenty of young talent, including rising junior RB Darrin Reaves, committed there,” Kucin said. Malcolm Irving can be con- over Rutgers. Head Coach Frank Beamer is entering his 25th “She left Huntington to be a tacted at irving2@marshall. season in Blacksburg. wildcat, so we would really like edu. who was a first team all-conference selection lastSee season.SCHEDULE| Page 5

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Column Western political power as theory By HENRY CULVYHOUSE However, in the case of high- COLUMNIST level bureaucrats, such as Any discussion about mod- Secretary of State, they must ern western political power gain Senate approval. When has to start with Niccolò the time is right and the ap- Machiavelli. Machiavelli was an Italian party will tear him or her to scholar and political advisor shredspointee in flubs investigations up, the other and during the early 16th century hearings, in order to oust French occupation of Italy. them. The invasion, caused by Ita- We encounter the classic ly’s political divisions turned proposition in chapter 17, “is it Machiavelli into an ardent better to be feared than loved?” nationalist. He wrote “The Machiavelli answers that fear is Prince” to provide a hand- the best method, a conclusion book for the Duke of Urbino, he draws for his pessimistic to unite Italy and influence view of human nature. People the duke. are driven by self-interest, ac- “The Prince” is important cording to Machiavelli; they for our discussion because it will stab any prince in the back is the first secular work that for power. deals with the gain and con- J. Edgar Hoover is a good trol of political power and example of this. Through black- it does not propose a politi- mail and threats, Hoover ran cal system, like the Locke or the FBI without answering to Montesquieu a couple centu- presidents for nearly four de- MCT CAMPUS ries later. Instead, it analyzes what works or doesn’t work Nixon’s crookedness to break in gaining and retaining himcades. in. It finally took Richard Column power. It seems whether it is fear, In order to approach “The love, support of the people or Prince” keep in mind it is a support of whoever’s in charge, Cellphone firms stretch copyright law to deter competition and innovation power relies on people think- LOS ANGELES TIMES (MCT) how sweeping the prohibi- in bulk, unlocking them and the locks isn’t to protect Apple, accounts and practical advice. ing power is needed. Cellphone users know that tion was, Congress instructed then reselling them overseas. Google and other creators of Machiavelliprimer filled uses with contemporary historical After all, there’s always more when they sign a contract the Librarian of Congress to But mobile phone compa- copyrighted phone software; events and ancient history to il- ruled than ruling. Some gov- with a mobile phone company, grant exemptions every three nies already charge hefty it’s to protect the phone com- lustrate a single piece of advice ernments keep people in line they’re locked into that net- years for circumventions that early termination fees for panies’ revenue streams. in each chapter. by convincing them to think work for the duration of the enabled non-infringing uses users who break their con- That’s not what copyright In the chapter “Concerning the government protects them deal. What they may not know of locked works. The govern- tracts, and they sell prepaid law is for. Yet that’s how com- a Civil Principality” Machia- from a perceived threat, such as is that their phone is digitally ment granted exemptions for phones with considerably panies have repeatedly tried velli discusses two ways a hunger, poverty, communism, locked to that network forever. mobile phone unlocking in lower subsidies, if any. For to use it in the digital era, prince can take over a city. terrorism or another race. And as of this week, they may 2006 and 2010 but not last example, Verizon gives away when so many services and A prince can win over the We see this in all western de- no longer have the legal right year, ruling that consumers devices can claim copyright people, who want to be free mocracies, including our own. to unlock it, even after the con- who wanted an unlocked with a two-year contract, but protection based on the soft- from noble rule or he can side Authoritarian governments, on tract has expired. It’s just the phone could buy a new one the HTC Rhyme smartphone ware they rely on. The courts with the nobles, who want to the other hand, convince the latest example of how compa- or seek permission from without one. have turned back some of the rule the people. Machiavelli people that if they even think nies have stretched copyright their phone company. it Morecharges fundamentally, $440 for a Rhyme it’s more egregious efforts, such advocates championing the they can live without their gov- law to deter competition and The industry’s trade as- hard to see the connection as the attempt by a printer people, because the nobles ernment, they simple won’t innovation, not protect the cre- sociation contends that between the locks and the soft- manufacturer to use the anti- will betray you at a moment’s live. Tyranny rewards those ators of copyrighted works. the locks help prevent ware creators that copyright circumvention law to block a notice. who play along and crushes At issue is Section 1201 of people from taking heavily law were supposed to pro- rival supplier of ink cartridges. In American politics, we see the 1998 Digital Millennium subsidized phones to rival tect. Consumers were allowed this all the time. In the case Next week, I want to look at Copyright Act, which bars networks before they’ve ful- to unlock phones before the the cellphone issue shows that of elected officials, they must powerthose who with fight no self-regard: back. rev- people from circumventing filled their contracts and smartphone market exploded, it’sBut time the for government’s Congress to flub clarify on sway their voters, through olutionary power. a “technological measure”­— (presumably) repaid the sub- and yet Apple went on to de- that companies will have to campaign promises and leaf- Henry Culvyhouse can be e.g., a digital lock — that sidies. It also argues that the velop the iPhone and Google lets showing their family of contacted at culvyhouse@ restricts access to a copy- locks help stop middlemen developed the rival Android than copyright law to enforce four dressed in sweaters. marshall.edu. from buying prepaid phones software. Clearly, the point of theirfind abusiness more appropriate model tool

rightedpage work.designed and Recognizing edited by RACHEL FORD | [email protected] 5 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Blast kills at least 14 at oil conglomerate headquarters in Mexico By TRACY WILIKINSON complex is headquarters of medevac helicopters arrived down," another employee said. who also joined recovery op- He did not comment on and CECILIA SANCHEZ Petroleos de Mexico, or Pemex, at the scene. Top federal and "There were lots of screams." erations at Ground Zero in whether violent drug traffick- LOS ANGELES TIMES (MTC) the troubled but powerful state Numerous people were re- New York following the 9/11 ers who have been fighting A powerful explosion oil monopoly. hurried to the chaotic site. ported trapped in elevators for attacks. authorities for more than Thursday rocked one of Mex- Osorio said 14 people were Ascity darkness government fell officialson the alsocity, long periods. Earlier, Eduardo Sanchez, six years might be involved. ico City's tallest skyscrapers, killed in the blast that appar- President Enrique Pena Nieto More than 3,500 people were spokesman for the Interior Some Pemex installations a tower that houses the state ently occurred in a basement arrived on scene to "personally reported evacuated from the Ministry, said the tower was have been their target in the oil conglomerate, killing at garage, and more than 100 direct rescue operations," he complex, located west of down- not in danger of collapsing. Me- past. least 14 employees and injur- people were being treated in said via Tweeter. town Mexico City. Employees dia speculation on the causes of ing dozens more, a top official hospitals. were being wheeled out on the blast focused on gas leaks and stolen large quantities of said. Rescue dogs were being used and suddenly there was an ex- everything from stretchers to or faulty mechanical equip- oilTraffickers and gas that have Pemex intercepted pumps Interior Minister Miguel to search for victims trapped in plosion"I was and working glass inand my pieces office ment in the basement, but Angel Osorio Chong said the the debris. A roof in the base- of concrete began falling," one were closed. Osorio cautioned against pre- states of Tamaulipas and Vera- cause of the blast, which heav- ment collapsed and may have officeRescue chairs. workers Streets inincluded the area mature explanations. cruz.out of Cartelfields inhitmen the Mexican have alsogulf buried an unknown number of Milenio Television. "I hope my Mexico's famed "topos," hard- "We cannot yet explain the kidnapped Pemex workers in of an administrative building employees, Osorio said. co-workersunidentified are employeeOK." told hatted teams of searchers motives," he said, adding that those areas. But a direct attack adjacentily damaged to the the 54-story first two tower,floors Smoke wrapped around "A really strong explosion and trained in the country's many investigators would be focusing on the company's headquarters was under investigation. The the tower as ambulances and then the glass started raining devastating earthquakes and on the basement area. is unheard of.

Schedule Continued from Page 2 Game 10 – at Tulsa Location: Tulsa, Okla. Mascot: Golden Hurricane 2012 record: 11-3 Key Players: Keyarris Garrett (WR), Demarco Nelson (S) Tulsa won the Conference USA championship next season and will probably be favored to defend the title. The Golden Hurri-

caneGame has 11: won - at four Florida of its International past five bowl games. Location: Miami, Fla. Mascot: Golden Panthers 2012 record: 3-9. 2-6 in Sun Belt Key Players: Greg Hickman (DL)

USA the Herd has on its schedule in 2013. The Herd and Golden PanthersFlorida lastInternational met in the is 2011 the fourth Beef-o-Brady’s and final bowl,new member in which of the C- Herd was victorious 20-10

Game 12: - vs. East Carolina Location: Greenville, N.C. Mascot: Pirates 2012 record: 8-5, 7-1 in C-USA Key Players: Vintavious Cooper (RB), Derrell Johnson (LB) DAVID WOO | DALLAS MORNING NEWS | MCT University in the R+L Carriers Bowl. 2013 will be the third LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS INVESTIGATE AT THE SCENE OF A SHOOTING IN DOWNTOWN KAUFMAN, TEXAS ON THURSDAY MORNING, straightEast Carolina season that finished the Herd its season and Pirates off with have a playedloss to each Louisiana other JANUARY 31, 2013. THE KAUFMAN COUNTY SHERIFF HAS IDENTIFIED THE ASSISTANT DA SHOT AND KILLED BY MASKED GUNMEN THIS MORNING AS MARK HASSE, A ONETIME DALLAS COUNTY PROSECUTOR. in the regular season finale. decreased. And they insist that Bill all future debt limit increases Continued from Page 2 will require more reductions Texas prosecutor gunned down as part of their commitment By TANYA EISERER county courthouse. Witnesses cases that he's been working, responsible. They have re- will need to reach agreement to a dollar-per-dollar ratio of and RAY LESZCYNSKI said they saw two people, both viewed footage from a camera to continue funding the gov- cuts to debt. The measure approved THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS dressed in black, escape in a sil- where it came from," Kaufman across the street on the roof of ernment or risk a shutdown. Senate Majority Leader Harry Thursday will suspend the (MTC) ver Ford Taurus. Policebut we can'tChief be Chris confident Aulbaugh that's legal limit on the nation’s bor- As police searched Thurs- The Kaufman County dis- said. "We can't say it was a hit. of little help, they said. Reid, D-Nev., said this week he envisions a solution that would rowing authority until May 19, day for the brazen killers of We're pursing all possibilities." the"Kaufman county tax County, office, butthe itstate was swap out some spending cuts when $450 billion will have Kaufman County, Texas, pros- Hasse, has been actively in- Mark Potok, a senior fellow of Texas and especially my of- for modest revenue increases. been added to the debt, push- ecutor Mark Hasse, his former volvedtrict attorney's in the office,prosecution including of at the Alabama-based South- But that would probably not ing it near $17 trillion. boss made them a bold promise. several cases involving the vio- ern Poverty Law Center, said loss," McLelland said. "We lost a Congress will again face fice suffered a devastating reach the $1.2 trillion threshold "I hope that the people lent Aryan Brotherhood prison the Texas branch of the Aryan really good man. He was an ex- needed to completely offset the the prospect of a default if no that did this are watching," gang at some point. Brotherhood is known to be cellent friend and a spectacular scheduled cuts. agreement is reached to allow Kaufman County District At- While authorities acknowl- particularly violent and that prosecutor." Because the amount of the more borrowing, although the torney Mike McLelland said edged they are investigating he wouldn't be surprised if Hasse, 57, was gunned down cuts stems from a 2011 agree- Treasury Department could during a televised news confer- the possibility of a link between they are ultimately found to be just before 9 a.m. Thursday ment to raise the debt ceiling, take measures to pay bills into ence Thursday. "Because we're the slaying and the group, they involved. in a county parking lot near Republicans say it cannot be summer. quickly added that to their "The Aryan Brotherhood of you, pull you out of whatever knowledge, Hasse was not Texas is one of the few organiza- routinely used by judges and holeconfident you're we're in, bring going you to back find currently handling any cases tions in America I can imagine prosecutors.the tax assessors He was office walking that is and let the people of Kaufman involving Aryan Brotherhood actually planning and carrying from his car to his courthouse County prosecute you to the members. They said that la- out a hit like this," Potok said. full extent of the law." beling the organization as the "They basically seem unwilling what appears to have been a focus of their probe would be to stop at almost anything." well-plannedoffice when attack. he came under said they are scouring hun- premature. - Witnesses said that after dredsKaufman of Hasse's County current officials and And despite the slaying bear- terviews with several people shooting Hasse, one of the gun- ing the earmarks of a "hit," whoOfficials heard arethe hopingshots or that were in his killers, who shot him mul- authorities stopped short of la- nearby Thursday when the to scare away bystanders. At tipleformer times cases Thursday to help them morning find beling the killing as that. shooting occurred will help leastmen firedone of in the the suspects air apparently wore a as he got out of his car near the "We're pursing all possible them determine whoever is mask and a tactical vest.

Restructuring 30 years. The names of the Thursday to discuss issues collaboration and curriculum Continued from Page 1 schools within the college arising from the restructuring development leading to excit- will remain the same. For ex- of the schools. Issues ad- ing new programs. David Castleberry, current ample, the SOJMC, the School dressed involved curriculum, “We will continue our re- interim director of the School of Music and Theatre and governance structure, orga- nowned tradition of training of Music and Theatre, will re- the School of Art and Design nization and the potential for outstanding journalism and turn to his previous role as will stay as such. The only new programs, such as photo- public relations professionals, CL013013 associate dean on July 1. Byron name change will apply to the journalism and digital arts. visual and performing art- Clercx will continue as director college. “The chance to be part of ists and arts scholars, while CLASSIFIED of the School of Art and Design. The name for the new school something like this doesn’t capitalizing in degree pro- The Marshall Artists Series has yet to be decided and will grams that respond to rapidly CLASSIFIED will also reside in the new be selected in the coming it very stimulating,” Van college. months by a committee and Horncome said. along “The often, bringing and I findto- communications.” 2 x 8.0 The College of Fine Arts is transition team appointed by gether of the schools will evolvingJohn Gibb fields can be in contacted digital losing their name after nearly Van Horn. The committee met offer unique opportunities for at [email protected].

he regretted the phrase and former NATO supreme allied economic sanctions against Hagel couldn’t name a lawmaker commander. Iran. He has said he favors Continued from Page 2 who might be described in that Hagel told Sen. Kelly Ayotte, direct negotiations to re- On several occasions, Re- manner. R-N.H., that the report, known solves issues with the Islamic publican critics asked Hagel “I have always said I am a as “Global Zero,” was never Republic. to explain the phrase “Jewish supporter of Israel,” Hagel said. about unilateral disarmament. Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., lobby,” which he once used to He was asked repeatedly He also said his positions tried to clarify Hagel’s posi- to explain a report he had echoed those of former Presi- tions by asking whether he in Washington that promote a co-authored that called for dent Ronald Reagan. thought that all options should pro-Israeldescribe the agenda, influential and whether groups reducing nuclear arms on a “Our nuclear deterrent be on the table regarding Iran, he still thought that they had bilateral, verifiable basis. The has been at the core of keep- whether he thought Iran was intimidated members of Con- other co-authors were two ing world peace and avoiding a state sponsor of terrorism gress into doing, as he once former top U.S. diplomats, a World War III,” he said. and whether sanctions were said, “dumb things.” former vice chairman of the He took more heat on his appropriate. Hagel said he sub- When pushed, Hagel said Joints Chiefs of Staff and a past opposition to using scribed to all three views.

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5. PARTY SUBS 10. FRIED CHILCKEN Local bar and grill prepares for supersized Super Bowl By KAYLIN SEARLES open for opportunities to win said he loves the friendly, laid THE PARTHENON money. To enter, just come in back atmosphere. Super Bowl Sunday has and buy a square before the “I appreciate the friendly ser- become an unofficial holiday game.” vice,” Finley said. “They always in the United States, and the T-shirts, hats and other have the sports games on huge revelry will be in full swing prizes will be given away, projectors where you can watch at restaurants and bars courtesy of distributors any main sporting event.” throughout Huntington. working with St. Marks. St. Marks will open their One location for game Justin Adkins, a bartender doors at 1 p .m., and kick-off is watching is St. Marks, a long at St. Marks, has worked at the at 6:30 p.m. time neighborhood bar in bar for two years and said St. Kaylin Searles can be con- downtown Huntington. Marks is a neighborhood bar tacted at searles1@marshall. St. Marks, located on Fourth where everyone is welcome. edu. Avenue, will welcome football “We have a very large regular fans Sunday for the big game. crowd that consists of locals, Dirks Harrison, owner of St. business men, Marshall stu- Bartender Justin Adkins prepares Marks, said free, homemade dents and faculty, members of for Super Bowl Sunday at St. food will be the main attrac- the athletic department and the Marks Bar and Grill on Fourth tion Sunday. occasional out-of-towner,” Ad- Avenue. “Everything is for free,” kins said. “We also have a very Harrison said. “Regulars will lively weekend crowd.” bring in their own dishes to Michael Borneisen, a Hun- add to our Super bowl selec- tington resident, said he has tion, it’s quite a spread.” been coming to St. Marks for Along with free food, St. seven years. Marks will offer unique spe- “It’s one of the few places in cials to their partygoers. Huntington that you see a tre- “We have drink specials mendous mix of people from when your team scores, and different backgrounds,” Bor- also discounts if you have neisen said. a jersey on,” Harrison said. Justin Finley, a server at “We have Super Bowl boards Backyard Pizza and Raw Bar, KAYLIN SEARLES | THE PARTHENON Super Bowl viewers guide: Music, ads and fashion MCT DIRECT MCT DIRECT THE MUSIC BEYONCE: If only Ms. Carter-Knowles knew how to get atten- tion, right? While the world will seemingly be glued to her Super Bowl Halftime Show to see whether she is lip-synching or not, B will undoubtedly have already come up with some other surprise. Will Destiny’s Child reunite for a medley of their hits and their new single, “Nuclear”? Will hubby Jay-Z join her for their duet “Crazy in Love”? Will she unveil new music? Only Knowles knows. ALICIA KEYS: The “Girl on Fire” will set a Super Bowl record when she performs at the NFL championship game for the third

time she tackles the national anthem at the Super Bowl, following time, the most appearances by any singer. This will be the first and the 12-12-12 Concert. recentGlenn high-profile Gamboa appearances at the Presidential Inaugural Ball THE ADS Instead of looking for just one ad, I’m intrigued by three, and they all come under the heading of “cars.” Chrysler _ which has had a pair of memorable ads the last two Super Bowls (Clint Eastwood’s “Halftime in America”; Eminem’s “Imported From De- 260035 troit”) _ advertises again. No word on what, hence the intrigue. Of even greater intrigue is a new 60-second ad for the rechris- MU PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS tened Lincoln Motor Co., and the Lincoln MKZ, written _ or at least based on tweets collected by _ Jimmy Fallon. Ford (Lincoln’s par- SPRAINED ANKLE ent company) has been a Super Bowl no-show for years, so this is a big (around $8 million) effort designed to launch (or relaunch) a 4 x 10.5 classic, fading brand to a whole new group of consumers. Finally, there’s Toyota’s ad featuring Kaley Cuoco of “The Big Bang The- 1

the ad also will feature (at least) a picture of a Toyota customer whoory,” postedis expected his or to her do picturesomething on either funny. Instagram What? We’ll or Twitter,find out, with but the hashtag “wishgranted.” Verne Gay SUPER BOWL FASHION Plenty of female football fans wouldn’t be caught dead wearing a team jersey or sweatshirt for the Super Bowl. Now, there’s a more glamorous choice. The NFL has licensed Meesh & Mia to create a collection celebrating the big event. Ac- cording to the company’s president, Elizabeth Turley, 90 million female fans watch college and professional sports, and 45 percent of Super Bowl watchers are _ you got it _ women. Turley calls the Meesh & Mia NFL collection, with pieces like a faux fur vest featuring logos of the 49ers or the Ravens done in crystal, metallic logo T-shirts, even skinny leggings, “feminine,

Rhiannon Madden, the NFL’s director of apparel, agrees. Wom- en’ssophisticated, products havetrend-appropriate been around forand about flattering.” 10 years, she says. But we wanted to “create products that women would wear ... clothes - ley puts it, these are clothes meant for women who love football butthat “don’t reflect always how women love football dress onfashion.” a date or to work out.”Or, as Tur Anne Bratskeir

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