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Erie Extreme – 15 Adrenal Avalanche; Awareness Elevated to Its Peak IS TODAY THE DAY YOU IGNITE YOUR FUTURE? If you have the spark, we have the programs to guide you toward a rewarding career. FORTIS offers programs in the following areas: Nursing • Medical/Dental • Business Criminal Justice • Skilled Trades CALL 1.855.445.3276 TEXT “IGNITE” TO 367847 FORTIS.EDU IGNITE YOUR FUTURE FORTIS INSTITUTE 5757 WEST 26TH STREET, ERIE, PA 16506 Financial Aid Available for those who qualify. Career Placement Assistance for All Graduates. For consumer information, visit Fortis.edu. GENERIC_Erie_10.5x12.25.indd 1 7/7/17 11:20 AM CONTENTS: From The Editors The only local voice for news, arts, and culture. Curbing cabin fever Editors-in-Chief: February 14, 2018 to the extreme Brian Graham & Adam Welsh Managing Editor: here does adrenaline come from? Nick Warren Shifting Focus – 4 Physiologists might point to the adrenal Copy Editor: glands directly above the kidneys or the Matt Swanseger Body cameras and community policing W neurons of the sympathetic nervous system, which Contributing Editors: emerge as priorities for Erie in 2018 Ben Speggen governs the body’s “fight-or-flight” response. The ma- Jim Wertz jority of us, however, would point to a wildly diverse IS TODAY Contributors: range of external stimuli — the things that drive us, Maitham Basha-Agha excite us, or perhaps even flat-out scare us. These Mary Birdsong Solutions Journalism – 7 Charles Brown things are not found within an anatomy textbook, Jonathan Burdick A conversation with Wendell Potter, founder of but within the binding of experience. The things that Tracy Geibel Lisa Gensheimer Tarbell.org quicken our pulse are often not merely cheap thrills; Angie Jeffery they are markers of our identity. When adrenaline is Miriam Lamey heightened, so is our sense of self. THE DAY Tommy Link Aaron Mook Slavery and Abolition in Erie County – 8 Since most of us don’t come across marauding bears Dan Schank or man-eating sharks during our daily routines (may- Tommy Shannon Ryan Smith Complicated past echoed in complicated be former classmates or coworkers we’re dead-set on Jen Sorenson present avoiding — which may be worse), many of us rely on Ti Sumner YOU IGNITE Cara Suppa sport for an epinephrine boost. Whether you’re a par- Bryan Toy ticipant or a spectator, sports may not only captivate Cover Photo individuals, but also enthrall entire nations. The Win- Mary Birdsong Running Fast on Hard Water – 12 Cover Design ter Olympics currently transpiring in Pyeongchang Nick Warren Icy dream comes true on Presque Isle Bay are the perfect distillation of this phenomenon — YOUR FUTURE? Photographers: athletes competing against not only their own fears Maitham Basha-Agha Ryan Smith and expectations, but those of their countries. It’s an Publisher’s Assistant: Erie Extreme – 15 adrenal avalanche; awareness elevated to its peak. Emily Hanisek Life is much more meaningful when there is some- Intern: Local fishing program approaches angling thing at stake. ‘Tis better to have luged and lost than If you have the spark, we have the programs to Roman Sabella from all angles to have never luged at all. Or in lieu of luge, whatever guide you toward a rewarding career. 1001 State St. Suite 1315 pursuit applies to you. In Erie, Pa., far north of Pyeo- Erie, Pa., 16501 ngchang and certainly north of many of the world’s FORTIS offers programs in the following areas: [email protected] Spin Is In – 16 kidney-holders, several locals accelerate their heart rates with methods outside the mainstream. 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For consumer information, visit Fortis.edu. February 14, 2018 ErieReader.com | Erie Reader | 3 GENERIC_Erie_10.5x12.25.indd 1 7/7/17 11:20 AM NEWS & VIEWS “Highest Member Shifting Focus Body cameras and community policing Satisfaction Among emerge as priorities for Erie in 2018 Commercial Health Plans in Pennsylvania, Two Years in a Row” –J.D. Power SKYWARD KICK SKYWARD By: Dan Schank Police body cameras are being explored as an option to put an end to racial s City Council President in profiling and hold law enforcers accountable for their actions. Some Erie, Sonya Arrington hears a studies suggest, however, that the Alot about racial profiling. Sto- cameras had minimal impact on ries of drivers pulled over because enforcement methods. they “match a description,” and cars that are searched because an officer pectations are reasonable. We have to claimed to smell weed. Although she understand that there are limitations is quick to clarify that not all of our to what the cameras will see and how police officers abuse their authority, clearly they will see it.” Spizarny notes Arrington has called for more over- that “live body cam filming is not the sight because “police can’t police same as watching a television show” When it comes to the quality of care you and your family themselves.” and that environmental factors like deserve, second best just won’t do. And when you’re a This concern initially led her to sug- weather, lighting, and movement will member of UPMC Health Plan, it doesn’t have to. gest a citizen’s review board to investi- affect the quality of the evidence they UPMC Health Plan provides access to the world-class doctors gate allegations of police misconduct produce. and hospitals of UPMC as well as thousands of community in Erie. But after some conversations There are ethical concerns as well. doctors and hospitals. 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