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Volume 110, Number 4 - Tuesday, September 18, 2012

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Moraga, California IJ facebook.com/smccollegian Tuesday, September 18, 2012 , :I @SMC_collegian Volume IIO, Number 4 World Tour auto driver gives rides around campus Singleton gives in-depth look at Original 1918 Chevrolet VB owner Luke Rizzuto discusses his passion for automobiles shape of poetry

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Craft Conversations began on Wednesday, September 12, with Giovanni Singleton, a poetry profes­ sor here at Saint Mary's and the win­ ner of the New Langton Bay Area Award Show for Literature. Single­ ton hails from Richmond, Virginia, and became interested in writing at a very young age. She expresses that she feels a certain freedom through the writing, and she views writing as a sense of power. As a poet, Singleton has published a collection of poems under the title Ascension. She also edits Noc­ turnes, a journal showing African Diaspora. During the Craft Conver­ sation, Singleton explained the lines for one of her poems in Ascension came to her one morning while she was brushing her teeth, and fretting about the fact she needed a poem for that day to include in her collection. Singleton began by illuminating that the typographical appearance of a poem makes the meaning of the p9em known...l;wweYer~cooo:etf:__ ___.....i poetry is not solely concerned with the visual. Her initial interest in this bv Jeannine Abusharkh promise that I would never re­ by hi father: "I was born on a weekend I'm showing it in Dan­ art began during her time at the New News Editor store it because of its historical fruit ranch in the Santa Cruz ville at the Danville Concourse." College of California, where she Last Wednesday Saint Mary's significance in the automotive Mountains and when I was nine Instead of giving his car to a discovered that it pushed the lines College welcomed Luke Rizzuto industry." _years old my father gave me the museum, Rizzuto says that he of poetry. and his 1918 Chevrolet V8. Riz­ The Chevy was once owned by keys to a 1930 Model A Orchard likes driving his car around so Singleton explains that she prefers zuto gave rides to students and the Henry Ford Museum from Truck and said it's your responsi­ that people can see it and admire to view the page as a blank canvas, faculty members around campus 1935 to 1989. Rizzuto said he bility to keep the truck running. it on the road. To keep his beauti­ and found her initial inspiration in his original, unaltered auto­ bought the car from a toy car So when my friends played with ful car in running condition he through Il Pleut, a poem that depicts mobile. The historical vehicle collector: "I made a freak phone Tonka Trucks I was doing donuts just does basic maintenance like the image of rain by having the cruised around with its top down call on this [car] and ended up in the Model A Ford Truck." checking the oil and greasing it. words fall in slants across the page. and caught the gaze of many buying it." Before he bought his Today Rizutto drives his car all His car is about twenty years The energy that radiates off the page curious students and faculty. Chevy, he says he had a basket over and his gets a lot of atten­ ahead of its time with the first is what originally grabbed Singleton. Rizzuto says, "It's original case and sold it for the same price tion from people on the road and overhead valve V8, the first This form of poetry offered her an right down to the paint. I've he bought his vintage Chevrolet. he says, "It's quite a conversation twin universal driveline, a very exterior view, and she believes that only maintained it. The gentle­ When asked abouthis passion piece at car shows. I go to five or through this form, the handwriting man I bought it from made me for cars, he says he was inspired six during the summer and this see CAR, p2 does the work in the way it arranges itself on the page. Singleton is not just interested in Museum Party introduces students to a world of creativity the visual aspect of concrete poetry, Captivating California art collection inspires the Saint Mary 1 s community however, and believes that there is a rhythm to the poems. In order bv Sara Desantis museums, but this is accessible to rapids in a river and El Capitan "Morning Sun," the interplay of to prove that this aspect of the po­ Opinion Editor everyone ... art can be appreciated in Yosemite. There are also wa­ sun and shadow creates a depth etry is equally important, Singleton all the time." Attendees had the tercolors covering the vast stretch that captures the essence of a turns to Gertrude Stein's poems. On September 13th, the Saint opportunity to tour the museum of California, from its coasts to morning hike among trees and Playing recordings of Stein reading Mary's Museum of Art held a wel­ and its extensive collection of exhi­ its deserts. lush vegetation. her poetry, this rhythm of concrete come back party to celebrate the bitions, which are often integrated In addition, the museum is Student intern Bridget Hanna poetry became apparent. The shape beginning of an exciting year on with the curriculum. showcasing the watercolors and '14, whose favorite exhibit is the of the poem not only creates a visual campus and at the museum. Stu­ Currently, there are four exhibits drawings of California College William Keith Collection com­ aspect, but also offers a lyrical sense dents, faculty, and staff gathered in on show at the museum including of the Arts professor Richard memorating the lOOth anniver­ to the reader. Stein is only one of the patio to enjoy hors d'oeuvres, "The Nature of Collecting: The Gayton. His sketchings for "One sary of his death, pointed out that the many poets Singleton cited as wine tasting, music, and, of course, Early 20th Century Fine Art Col­ Square Mile in California" are "since there is not a lot to do in revolutionaries of concrete poetry, art on a pleasant Moraga evening. lection of Roger Epperson." Ep­ wonderfully comprehensive in the area around Saint Mary's [the but in closing she offered a more Kyla Tynes, the museum's gal­ person was an East Bay Regional their depiction of the flora and museum] gives students a little bit personal approach to why concrete lery manager, said that the party Parks Ranger who had a love for fauna of Mitchell Canyon on the of metropolitan feel to this small poetry is important. was held to introduce the muse­ California's environment and art, north side of Mount Diablo. The town." Singleton said she was originally um's resources to the community. amassing an extensive collection collection of his recent watercolors Students can also suggest ideas unsure if she would even try visual "I want students to know that the of early California paintings, is also captivating with complex for a new exhibit and curate it poetry, but believed it offered her museum is public - something prints, and lithographs. The col­ colors and strokes blending to­ personally, or they can also ex- a "new way to approach [her] for the larger community. Often lection includes incredibly detailed gether to create a beautiful and people are intimidated by going to woodcuts by Hiroshi Yoshida of unique landscape. One piece, see PARTY, p2 see CRAFT, p3 DETOUR OPINION News pg. 1 Crime Beat pg. 2 Detour pg. 4 Review pg. 4 Quelquechose Scandal shakes Jan term program Opinion pg.6 First Lady Opinion pg. 6 pg. 4 pg. 6 Sports pg. 7 Player of the Week pg. 7 2 Tuesday, September 18, 2011

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PARTY: Art museum a cultural resource for students Classic film continued from page 1 relates back to hibit and sell their own work in the Carnival in January, which Wednesdays to Sundays, the mu­ . the museum. The resources of the will display costumes, musical seum is an invaluable resource to seminar course museum stretch beyond simply go­ instruments, jewelry, and videos of students and a great way to escape ing to look at the gorgeous works parades from Pre-Lenten celebra­ the your everyday life and experi­ of art. It also offers a quiet place tions around the world. Open on ence something more. bit Justher Gutterrez to read or simply Staff Writer sit and relax and the patio outside Last Wednesday and Thursday of the museum is in the Soda Center, the Collegiate a perfect spot to Seminar program kicked off its fall go with friends on semester events with a screening of THE a warm Moraga the 1960 film Inherit the Wi'nd. The afternoon. The movie, directed by Stanley Kramer COLLEGIAN best bonus is that is based on the infamous Scopes the museum is Monkey Trial in which a high school Saint Mary's College of Califontia completely free to science teacher named John Scopes 2008Wtnner Saint Mary's stu­ was put on trial for teaching evolu­ tion in a public. school. But while Associate Collegiate Press dents. The welcome the film focuses largely on its own 10th Best of Show back party is not Monkey Trial, the characters of the P.O. Box 4407 the only chance for film find themselves in conflicts that Moraga, CA 94575 go beyond those in the courtroom. 223 Ferroggiaro Hall the community to experience the mu­ At the start of the film, Bert Cates (Dick York), the high school teacher Telephone: 925.631.4279 seum. Hope Blain Fax: 925.631.4675 '15, another stu­ in the film, quickly finds that his trial Email: >mccdlt-gianri1gmuil.cU111 will be affecting his love life when Website· www smcc:ollegian.com dent intern, said that she is most his fiancee Rachel Brown (Donna SUSIE FORESMAN Anderson) demands that he throws excited for upcom- 11111:;; ______.__ ..... ANTHONY GOTII ing events such as out the case. Rachel herself is at odds Editors-in-Chief with her father, Reverend Jeremiah

1 Brown (Claude Akins), who proves ALEXANDRA CHOY Film focuses on media's portrayal of women to be incredibly zealous in opposing Business Manager Miss Representation helps educate on danger of stereotyping Bert's belief in teaching evolution. see FILM, p3 CHARLIE GUESE bV Justher Gutierrez film, news segments, etc., that society. Chief Copy Editor - Staff Writer show the limited portrayal of "If you think about media, "You can't be what you can't women, which often ranges from it's really inescapable," Cut­ CAR: Authentic SHAWNY ANDERSON see," states the tagline of the 2011 the subservient sex object to the shaw said. "In order to not be documentary Miss Representation. 1918 Chevy Faculty Advisor power-hungry man hater. These influenced by media, you'd have The documentary was screened representations, as explained by to live on a deserted island or for the Saint Mary's community cruises campus JEANN1NE ABUSHARKH the documentary, are extremely something - it's that pervasive." this past Thursday at the Inter­ widespread and are often used in The issue of hyper-masculinity continued from page 1 GABI REYES-ACOSTA cultural Center. Miss Representa­ advertising. came up during the post-screen­ advanced car when it was made. News Editors tion, directed and narrated by The problematic propagation ing discussion as well. The men In 2008 he celebrated the lOOth Jennifer Seibel Newsom, focuses of the idea of the female as an in the audience agreed that they anniversary of the Great Race SARA DESANTIS on the issue of limited and nega­ undervalued and over-scruti­ too were expected to perform a of 1908 in his 1918 Chevrolet Opinion Editor tive portrayals of women in the nized being is the centerpiece certain way because of the me­ by driving it from New York media. The documentary, as in­ of this documentary, and each dia, and this can often be spotted to San Francisco. The original JAZOMOISES dicated by its tagline, argues that example of the stereotype is ex­ in advertising that tells men to be Great Race went from New York Detour Editor the media portrayals of women plored in great depth. By the time rugged, not to show emotion, and to Paris and lasted 169 days. affect the way in which women the documentary ended, view­ to devalue women. Both sides are This competition was a huge and girls see themselves and GEORGE ROBLES ers at the Intercultural Center's expected to perform certain roles, challenge when there were very ultimately makes it difficult for Sports Editor screening were eager to come up and those roles are limited. The few paved roads and automobile them to pursue leadership roles. with solutions, as indicated by influence of the media can be technology was at its simplest As a fairly recent release, the SIMON TRYZNA the post-screening discussion, silent and pervasive, but Cutshaw state. When Rizutto drove in documentary benefits from slick Assistant Spotts Editor which was led by the Women's points out that critically thinking 2008 the race lasted three adven­ editing, up-to-date statistics, and Resource Center's Gillian Cut­ about media portrayals can make turous weeks full of detours, pit interviews from socially relevant Applications available at shaw, Coordinator of Sexual all the difference. stops, and triumphs. figures such as Rachel Maddow, 223 Ferroggiaro Hall Assault Awareness, Outreach, "It's important to notice what Rizutto is now planning the Lisa Ling, Condoleezza Rice, and Education. is designed to entrap you and Paris segment of the Great Race Rosario Dawson, and Diane Many at the screening said that what is designed to leave you through Siberia in May of 2013. Feinstein. The documentary also simply pointing out the limited out." He will be on the road for 110 interviews young girls and gets representations would help edu­ Through a critical readings and days-not in his 1918 Chevy, but their input on what they see in cate others on the dangers of the discussions of the media - such in a 1928 Chevy, another original the media. Sprinkled through­ media's continued stereotyping as the screening this past Thurs­ car that he owns. Rizzuto invites out Miss Representation are of women. The viewers in at­ day - women can empower them­ you to follow his historic journey various clips and images from tendance agreed that media did selves to be something greater Thc Collegian is the official newspa­ in 2013 by visiting his website, music videos, television shows, have an effect on individuals in than what they see. per of the Associated Students of larworldtour.com. Saint Mary's College. The Collegian is published weekly, except during examination periods and academic recesses. 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Resident Alumni poets read from their works Advisors brace Hass' poetry gives clear and honest narratives on humor of life for impact Calendar bV Tori Stringer son's wedding, and a touching poem After the readings there was bv Mabsa Dinvari Contributing Writer from the perspective of a cancer a short, laid-back question and Contributing Writer On Wednesday, September 12th, patient undergoing chemotherapy answer session in which Tom The annual Oasis dance is back students and guests alike packed and reveling in the moments of Meschery was asked many ques­ and ready to kick off the 2012- into the Soda Center for the Cre­ silence he could find. He closed his tions about his basketball career 2013 school year, as students are ative Writing Reading Series. For­ reading with a poem in response to and both he and Hass were asked preparing for the exciting celebra­ mer Poet Laureate Robert Hass and a poem, ironically, written by Hass. about what started them writing tion. This dance is an event many former NBA player Tom Meschery His respect for Hass as an author is poetry and teaching. One audience students look forward to, but received a warm welcome from the unmistakable, and said that Hass member asked them what their with many exciting and enjoyable Saint Mary's community. Both are could not have captured his love for favorite word was to which Me­ things comes precaution. Stu­ alumni, Hass having graduated in basketball any better. schery replied, "crystal" and Hass dents, faculty, Resident Advisors, 1963 and Meschery in 1961. After Robert Hass then took his tum at replied "Brenda" (cue the "awws" and Public Safety officers all know a kind introduction from the Vice the podium and began with an anec­ from the crowd). They joked about that Oasis is a target for heavy Provost, each writer read poems dote about some of Meschery's an­ poets' competitiveness and recalled alcohol consumption, which and excerpts from essays. tics in his college years. This sparked .memories of their days at Saint makes it essential for people to Tom Meschery read first, begin­ the memories of some of his friends Mary's. After this, they both gra­ stay safe and to avoid the dangers ning with a poem entitled "Cas­ and peers, clear by the laughter from ciously stayed around to sign books that could come from excessive in­ sandra," dedicated to his wife. As the crowd. He read an excerpt from and meet their fans. take. The RAs play a huge role in the title suggests, it alluded to the an essay and a poem, both inspired It is clear through Meschery keeping their residents protected ancient Greek city of Troy and also by his time here at Saint Mary's. and Hass's readings that they write Bingo Nig1it during this event, as every RA on gave a witty and down to earth ac­ Both included dazzling nature beautifully honest narrative poetry Wednesday, ·septembe~ 19 every floor will be on duty during count of the transition into city life imagery, the first of campus in the that magically weaves wit and hu­ 9:00 p.m. - I 1:00 p.m. the night of Oasis. and the trials and tribulations asso­ warm springtime and the second of mor into darker topics such as death Dryden Hall Alfred Day, the director of Resi­ ciated with it. The closing line clev­ a still morning in June. The last two and illness. They serve as an inspira­ Contact Reuben Greenwald dential Experience on campus, un­ erly states that like the Trojan horse poems he read were self-proclaimed tion to students of St. Mary's now x4704 derstands the many consequences "she could have left me outside the "silly poems", the first being about to follow their passions, whether that could come from Oasis. He gates of her city, but she chose to let a Greek and Italian poet and the that is poetry, sports, or something ensures that RAs are trained for me in." He went on to read a poem second an argument about poetics else entirely. As Hass replied when events like this, and sees safety as titled "The Charlie Rose Show" that that he imagined. Each dealt with asked what his favorite poem he the number one priority for the opened a window into a father-son life and death as one of the central had ever written was, "it's the ones occasion. "We train RAs on what relationship. themes. I haven't finished yet." to do during things like Oasis, like He next read how to get students in need of help three short to the best possible resource," Day poems about says. Mr. Day emphasizes the fact basketball that the RA's job is to look out for players, in­ their residents' safety. cluding one Students who choose to drink about his own alcohol on the night of Oasis may experiences complain that their RAs are out to with fame. get them, but in reality, they are The others just looking out for students who were tributes could potentially be at risk. "RAs to players that Social Justice: make sure they talk to students had touched Voter Registration about what to do when in trouble, his life includ­ Thursday, September 20 what negative consequences could ing one about 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 .p.m.. arise, and to make good decisions. his experience Hagert¥ Lounge They are there to support and be in West Af­ Contact Reuben Greenwald there for them through good and rica coaching x4704 bad decisions" Day says. RAs are a basketball only trying to help in events like team. He also Oasis Oasis, and want to ensure that read other po­ Friday, September 21 students have fun but at the same ems about his 9:00 p.m. - 12~00 a.m. time are cautious of what they experiences Ferrogiaro Quad are doing. teaching, his Contact Reuben Greenwald RAs themselves are students Gabi Reyes-Acosta/COLLEGIAN x4704 and know what to expect when it comes to Oasis. "It is just an excuse for students to drink and CRAFT:Poet finds inspiration from heritage get crazier than usual," More continued from page 1 Hall RA Mariah Miller says. She work." When she did attempt to of her lifetime. the shape of a cage, posing the ques­ knows what kind of trouble stu­ write this type of poetry, however, Singleton enjoys minimalist work tion: Do you really know why the dents get into during the dance, she discovered her niche. Offering because she believes it makes you caged bird sings? She also showed and emphasizes the consequences excerpts from American Letters, feel the subject. She adores thinking a bingo style poem that she wrote of excessive alcohol consumption which shows a lineage of Ameri­ outside of the box, fonts, and she about her aunt who passed away, and alcohol poisoning. can culture, and emphasizes the particularly likes experimenting with but who loved to play bingo in her Miller, as well as the other RAs, importance of acknowledging the different fonts. The choice of font lifetime. Singleton closed the conver­ are required to attend a meeting past, we discovered the beauty of affects the visual also, which is why sation by saying that she finds the es­ that addresses how the actual Singleton's poetry as well as its social she believes it to be so important. sence of things in poetry, and that'it dance is set up, where Public Safe­ innuendos. She explained that learn­ Singleton found inspiration in exhausts the ego visually. Giovanni ty will be looking out for students, ing the alphabet was one of the most her African American heritage, and Singleton is an inspiration, and hosts and where the first aid areas will be important, and greatest experiences included samples such as a poem in an enlightening Craft Conversation. located. "We are just looking out for students with alcohol poison­ ing and those who are a danger to FILM:Movie advocates to keep education open .Planning an event? themselves and to others," Miller continued from page 2 sc;tys. Some RAs will provide food for their residents while they are In addition, Bert's defense lawyer, the journalist is a lonely soul. Seminar's programming, the film Want it in .':fhe CoUegian? on duty. Henry Drummond (Spencer Tracy) The end of the film (and the provides an excellent link to the Oasis should be a fun event finds himself in a battle with an old trial) is similar to that of the actual reading material of those in the for all students to attend, but it is friend, as his old political friend Matt Scopes Trial. Cates is found guilty fourth seminar, as students have important to remember the risk Brady (Fredric March) is represent­ of breaking the law, but the fight just learned about Charles Darwin's factors that can arise when drink­ ing the prosecution. All the while, a is not over - not with a lawyer like Origin of the Species. Ultimately, the ing. All students are encouraged journalist from the Baltimore Herald Henry Drummond, who defends film itself advocates for the idea to to have fun and attend Oasis named E. K. Hornbeck (Gene Kelly) Cates' actions of teaching evolu­ keep education an open forum as '$bey, this September 21 to kick off the floats around making snide remarks tion as a way to keep education opposed to an unchanging lecture but due to sptla. start to an amazing year at Saint and poking fun at Brady, but ulti­ open to all. - an idea that isn't too far from the limitations we r:anrtotiist lndi'Vidual dub meetin · s. Mary's. mately, as Drummond points out, As a part of the Collegiate basis of seminar itself. 4 Tuesday, September 18, 2012 ETOUR'{[be QCollegian Leaving a Album Reviews Mark

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"Blase Blase" could come from pounds the noisiness of thoughts the band's influence of 80s and while making every song relatable. Mark of the Ninja, rated Ma­ none other than Kreayshawn in our heads. Its personification early 90s music through the in­ Transforming back into her crazy ture, is a 2D side scrolling game herself. It is of pop/hip hop fu­ of the mind gives life to our ever­ struments and overall sounds self, listeners can sense her recov­ that plays like a combination of sion with lyrics that exude clas­ present thoughts and reminds us of each song. ery in The Truth About Love as op­ Assassin's Creed II: Discovery and sic Kreay confidence and disre­ of times we tried desperately to es­ The album sounded more posed to her previous dark album, N+. It is available on the Xbox gard for "haters." Although it is cape them. like Journey or Foreigner Funhouse. 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On the new album, the track "Try" ninjas that you are a part of. the rest of the album seamlessly derful confidence booster on any This album shows the appar­ is just exactly that. With very inspir­ Your mission is to stop the takes the listener through thir­ bad day. ent drift they have made as a ing lyrics such as, "Just because it gun-toting maniacs. The plot teen tracks that stand apart from "Away When You Were Here" band from their first album to burns doesn't mean you're gonna "twists" can seen coming from one another. and "Thank You for Breaking My where they are now. Hot Fuss die. You gotta get up and just try, a mile away. However, where It cohesively utilizes a hap­ Heart" close out the album. They featured the more upbeat and try, try." Her natural rock sound­ falls short on narra­ py balance of pop and hip' hop are the two mellowest songs and exhilarating songs while Battle ing rhythm mixed with her always tive, it shines in gameplay val­ sound. 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Kreayshawn is-whether you This album starts off with a ing inspirational songs. sound or writing different lyrics, Once found, the player must like that or not is of no conse­ bang and keeps listener's interested Even those songs, however, she is always impressing. She's not make a hasty retreat or chal­ quence to her. Her music comes throughout. The energy drops off are not ones that listeners may afraid of letting her listeners know lenge the guards head-on to with a one-of-a-kind attitude and at the end, though, and leaves it put on their work out playlist, exactly what she thinks, as if she's avoid death. The player can sense of humor that's not for ev­ feeling rather incomplete. A more but rather a good soundtrack throwing everything at their faces also hide behind objects, de­ eryone. But if listeners can take upbeat song at the end to match while studying or trying to re­ while expecting them to soak it in. stroy lights with darts, throw Kreayshawn for who she is, not the tone set by "Erase Me" would lax from a rough day. Eventually, P!nk will have her way, noisemakers to distract the the female Lil B and not a Nicki have rounded the album out bet­ While their basic album is because she is the truth and listen­ guards, and perform silent kills Minaj wanna-be, but a high en­ ter. 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Another sequel thrills audiences and sets up next movie The game can last anywhere by Henrv Wheuel izes that she must overcome these the other Resident Evil films. all that really matters is that the between 5 and 10 hours long. Contributing Writer different cities and their protocol Although the reset button was right characters survive in order There are 30 achievements (for in order to escape the under­ quite intriguing, the rest of the to continue this zombie franchise. a total of 400 points) and 3 The fifth movie in the zombie­ ground facility. movie was pretty bad. The ending scene hints that in the optional quests per level. And fighting series Resident Evil: Ret­ The most captivating scene Viewers will feel as though next movie, Alice will once again while the controls can be a little ribution was released on Friday, of the new edition to the Resi­ they have entered into a video battle the T-virus infected, flesh­ off sometimes (such as the but­ September 14. 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APPLE'S LATEST TOY: WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE I PHONE 5

Apple increased the screen size of the iPhone by .5" to 4" in the latest update to their immensely popular smartphone

20% lighter than the iPhone 45at112 grams; 18% thinner, according to Apple marketing executive Phil Schiller

Apple has replaced its long-standing dock connector with a smaller, reversible one dubbed 'Lightning,' with plans to provide an adapter for older accessories

The iPhone 5 ships September 21; pre-orders sold out in minutes last Friday, with prices ranging $199-399 on a two-year contract

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~P~one 5: I Mom-in-Chief gives touching speech 1s 1t really Michelle Obama excels in ensuring the votes of women

bJ Jamie Douglas necessary? Staff Writer bJ Katie Maccariello nn Romney chose to go Contributing Writer A with the traditional "I'm a mom" angle when she took the ast week, Apple unveiled stage on behalf of her husband their highly anticipated L Mitt at the Republican National iPhone 5. This new tech toy fea­ Convention. She giggled ner­ tures many vast improvements vously, chuckled as she looked from their last model, the iPhone down, and fed us lines such as, 4S. It is equipped with a taller "I want to talk to you about the screen, yet is both 18% thinner deep and abiding love I have for a and 20% lighter. The iPhone 5 man I met at a dance many years has a longer battery life, a faster ago." I couldn't help but violently processor, and runs on LTE (long­ cringe every time she mentioned term evolution) - the next genera­ that dance. tion of high-speed cellular data The following week, Michelle network. All these new features Obama spoke on the same topic are great, but are they really what on a different stage in Charlotte. we should be focusing our atten­ And while it was on the same tions on right now? subject, her speech and Ann Rom­ Residing in the Green Living ney's were drastically different. and Learning Community, I They both mentioned the origins encounter a lot of information of their now famous marriages, on current environmental issues, but when Michelle offered her Some say that the mom speech National Convention on behalf any of those categories, you might including pollution prevention, story, my emotions got the better is getting old; is there another way of President Barack Obama. She someday in the future, or you may slowing climate change, and creat­ of me, and I felt so much support for females in the political sphere took the stage to tell the audience have a close relative or best friend ing a clean energy future. While and admiration for the First Lady, to appeal to women voters? I feel that a vote for the 2012 Repub­ affected by these situations. we should be directing our efforts who refers to herself as the "Mom­ like the mom speech works for lican ticket was a vote for "an While this is the opposite of the toward these pressing affairs, the in-chief." How cute is that? many reasons-most women of America in which you have a new "mom" speech, it's such a power­ average person is instead preoc­ But as the effects of the two voting age are either mothers or vice president who co-sponsored ful angle in terms of appealing cupied by what the next spiffy women's speeches settled down, are involved in some sort of situ­ a bill that would allow pregnant to women. Michelle's appeal to feature of the newest gadgets many began to grow tired of the ation involving family planning. women to die preventable deaths moms worked; my Republican will be. Ever since the invention mom story. Millions of women in I'd iik.e to remind you of Sandra in our emergency rooms. An mother got emotional on the of even the simplest tools, man this country are moms, so it makes Fluke, who, if you don't remem­ America in which states humiliate couch over Michelle's touching has held a quest to go through sense that it stirs political interest ber, testified to Congress in March women by forcing us to endure love for her children, her role life making everything as uncom­ to hear from a woman who's just in favor of a proposed Obama invasive ultrasounds we don't as a wife, and most importantly, plicated as possible, exemplified like them. The problem with this administration rule that would want and our doctors say we don't Mom-in-chief. When all is said more recently with the invention method is that Ann Romney is require Catholic institutions to need. An America in which ac­ and done, women make up half of of electronics. This has ultimately close to the least relatable woman remove their religious beliefs cess to birth control is controlled the voting population. To forget become a distraction from the in the country (looking at you, from their university health care by people who will never use to campaign to them would be a main issues of the twenty-first Sarah Palin). Her attempt at the programs to provide contracep­ it; in which politicians redefine lethal mistake. Whether you're a century. Some of these new prod­ "I'm a mom" speech came off tives for students (funded through rape so survivors are victimized mom, a grandmother, or a college ucts may even be contributing to cold, not relatable, and distant - tuition, not taxpayer dollars). all over again; in which someone student, all women are affected by these clamant matters. none of which are going to draw Fluke, who became a national decides which domestic violence this election, and the only way to While not all current iPhone the attention and support of wom­ women's rights advocate after victims deserve help, and which ensure your freedom is to get out owners will be purchasing the lat­ en voters, who could very much her testimony to Congress, was don't." there and vote for the party that est model, those who do will have decide this November's election. invited to speak at the Democratic Whether or not you fall into believes in you. choices on what to do with their out-of-date device, for whom the most common choice being the garbage. Not only is this filling What really happened to the CSI Program up the landfills, but the hazardous chemicals proven to be present in Students call for communication, respect in administration the previous iPhones will continue the administration. The adminis­ sometimes be slow, forcing dead­ eluding the Board, has yet to dem­ bV Tricia Savelli to mar the atmosphere and envi­ tration refused to work with him lines to be missed. Upon returning, onstrate the attention, commit­ Contributing Writer ronment. According to Green­ to fix the issues that they raised. Brother Avila then has a one-on­ ment and attention to results that peace, the iPhone has been proven s the fall semester begins, Brother Avila was concerned to one meeting with each student, will lead to a culture of respect, to contain brominated flame retar­ A many of us have begun to send students on this Jan Term's helping the students process the civility, and cultural competency dants (BFRs), chemicals designed peruse the January Term book. CSI program without having impact of their experience as well in keeping with the institution's to inhibit combustion. BFRs have One class that about fifty students these problems addressed. After as the lengthy paper required of own Lasallian core principles, its been known to bioaccumulate in take each year is the Christian Ser­ expressing this concern, he was each student. stated commitment to diversity animals and humans, releasing vice Internship (CSI), a program unceremoniously stripped of the How is this program not aca­ and to good institutional practice." chemicals harmful to our health. developed and run by Brother class he had developed and taught demic, especially when com­ The situation with Brother Avila is Polyvinyl chloride, more com­ Michael Avila for the past 25 years. for over a quarter century. The pared to other Jan Term classes? an excellent example of how the monly known as PVC, or vinyl, You may have heard that he 're­ administration then deemed it a Couldn't these concerns have school parted with its founding is also a material present in many signed' from the program this year. 'resign' and gave the program to been addressed professionally and Lasallian principles and didn't con­ products that' we use on a daily You heard wrong. The CSI class another professor. This timeline respectfully, instead of stripping duct itself with "respect, civility, basis, including iPhones. It is inex­ listed in the Jan Term book is not of events is based on information Brother Avila of his own program? [or] cultural competency." pensive, but the price we are pay­ the same class students have been that Brother Avila provided to us. And isn't Brother Avila, who In the 2009 Self-Study, a docu­ ing may be our health. Plastics do taking for the past 25 years. Brother In a meeting with Provost Bethami earned his Doctorate in Formative ment presented by Saint Mary's ad­ degrade, and when they do, they Michael Avila did not resign. And Dobkin, students asked directly for Spirituality, more than qualified to dressing WASC's concerns states release poisons into our environ­ the class was not taken from him in information regarding this issue, help spiritually guide the students that "responses to acts of incivility ment, which disrupt the endocrine a proper or respectful way. but the administration declined to returning from these life changing 'by administration' reflect 'lack of system and cause developmental After last year's CSI class re­ comment on it. journeys? concern and/ or actual tolerance disorders and cancerous tumors. turned, members of the adminis­ The CSI program works by pair­ With the upcoming WASC visit, of incivility by administration, The world as we ·see it is de­ tration expressed some concern ing students with various Christian this leads one to question the integ­ [2007 WASC Team Report]' lead­ grading around us, but many on how the class was managed. organizations around the world rity of our College's administra­ ing some community members to Americans have made the choice Their main concerns were that who are all personal contacts of tion. In past WASC reports, which call for more accountability." We, to simply ignore the fact that we some deadlines were not met with Brother Avila. The student and are available for viewing on the the undersigned, call for more are destroying the environment the Jan Term office and that the the organization communicate SMC weqsite, WASC expressed accountability in Brother Avila's in favor of new electronics. Is program was not academic. To directly, and because they are all concern directly related to Brother situation -one that could have our well-being really a sacrifice address this, Brother Avila wrote working with different organiza­ Avila's situation. In the February been avoided altogether if the we are willing to make just so a letter asking for open communi­ tions that are oftentimes run by 27, 2008 Commission Action principles of good communication, we can continue to develop these cation and aid to fix the issues in volunteers and in different parts Letter, worry was expressed that mutual respect, and civility had nifty toys? the program in conjunction with of the world, communication can "SMC's leadership at all levels, in- been observed. Tuesday, September 18, 2012 ' 7 \!Cbe QC ollegian PORTS MLB: NL could come down to Women's soccer wins SMC tournament last few games Gaels pick up shutout victories over UC Davis, Bucknell continued from page 8 with a three game series to end their star power, are still a legiti­ the season the Dodgers are not mate in the playoffs, but the team quite out of it yet. One of the that everyone in the NL playoff NL wild card spots is a lock for picture does not want to play is the Atlanta Braves, but the big­ indeed the Philadelphia Phillies. gest question is, who will get the With their strong pitching core last playoff spot? The Cardinals, and a healthy batting order for the Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, and first time all year, the Phillies, if Brewers are all separated by just they make the playoffs, are poised 3.5 games. The Cardinals and to make a huge playoff run. The Pirates have both slowly declined Phillies had the best record in the and will likely be an easy out if major leagues last year and they they do, in fact, make it to the are finally beginning to play to playoffs. The Dodgers, with all their full potential.

Caroline Beauline scored two goals in two games and was named tournament MVP

by Sean Prieto-lara a single goal, and were led by rentine scored her first goal of Contributing Writer Khayla Jones, who finished the the season off a rebound in the The Saint Mary's women's soc­ game with nine saves for the box, both Brianna Campos and cer team played two games over Gaels. Before the goal in the Christina Tognetti were credited the weekend in the Saint Mary's 77th minute, the Gaels had an with assist on the play. Tournament the first game was opportunity to put one in off a The Gaels outshot Bucknell against UC Davis on Friday. penalty kick in the 61st minute, 16-10 and had 12 total shots The Gaels came away with a but Shimkus' shot deflected off on goal. The Gaels played im­ 1-0 victory over UC Davis. Caro­ the post. The second game of pressive defense and allowed line Beaulne scored the game's the Saint Mary's tournament was Bucknell only three shots on only goal in the /7th minute off p ayed on Sunday and the Gaels goa1. With a strong showing in of a corner kick, her first goal of played against Bucknell. the Saint Mary's Tournament, the season. On Sunday, the Gaels once the Gaels now improve their Although UC Davis outshot again came out victorious with record to 5-3-1 . The Gaels play the Gaels in the match, it was in a final score of 2-0. two more games this week on the 77th minute when Katy Roby The Gaels scored their first Thursday against Pacific at home PLAYER OF THE WEEK kicked a corner, and Vicki Shim­ goal in the 16th minute. Caroline at 4p.m. and also on Sunday at kus headed it and Beaulne was Beaulne scored her second goal home again against Valparaiso at able to kick it in with her back in as many game off a cross from 12p.m. The Gaels have just three turned towards the goal. The Brianna Campos. games left before they open up Gaels displayed great defense The second goal came in the conference play against Gonzaga Andre Rawles against UC Davis, not allowing 88th minute when Jaime Tur- on October 7th. Men's Soccer

Rawles and the Gaels defense shutoutUNC Wilmington and Applachian State to win the UNCW Tournament.

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ourtesy o smcgae s.com Gaels Cross Country ran the WCC Preview Meet in Portland, the site of this year's WCC Championship m::be q[ollegian PORTS Tuesday, September 18, 2012 Go Gaels! MLB division and wi Id card races Gaels rebound with tournament win begin to heat up: Men's soccer journeys to North Carolina, picks up 2 wins Predictions for the rest of the way by Sean Prieto-Lara Contributing Writer As the Major League Baseball season begins to wind down, we are still left with many questions regarding who will be in the play­ offs. As of right now, only two teams seem like locks to win their divisions, the Washington Nation­ als and the Cincinnati Reds. Other than these two teams, anyone is still subject to being left out of the playoff picture. The American League has a lot of holes to fill; for example, who will emerge victorious in the AL East? The Yankees, the Orioles, or the Rays? As of Friday, September 14th, the Yankees and Orioles are tied for the AL East lead and the Rays are only three games back. The Yankees, for most of the season, have dominated the AL East and will pull away in the end with their strong batting lineup. Whoever finishes in second will likely win an AL wild card spot and this will be determined by the final week of the season when the Orioles and Rays play each other for three games. The AL Central is sepa­ rated by just one game, with the Saint Mary's men's soccer poses with the championship plaque following shutout wins over host UNC Wilmington and Applachian State Chicago White Sox leading the back of the net. On Sunday, the Gaels took weekend, the Gaels improved Detroit Tigers. Due to their much hV Simon Trvnza "UNC Wilmington has a very on a strong Appalachian State, to 3-1-2. Andre Rawls registered easier schedule, the Tigers will Assistant Sports Editor good team," said Saint Mary's who were winners themselves his second and third shutout of emerge as the AL Central Cham­ head coach Adam Cooper. "For in the first game. Justin Howard the young season and now has a pions. The final 2 spots in the After a close 1-0 loss to third our guys to travel across the opened up the scoring for Saint West Coast Conference leading playoffs will more than likely go ranked Creighton at home, the country, play a motivated host Mary's early in the first half, and .47 goals-against average. to the Oakland Athletics and the Saint Mary's Gaels men's soccer team in the rain for nearly the after a strong defensive effort, "Andre was excellent this Rangers, but the division cham­ team embarked on their longest entire second half and grind the Gaels prevailed 2-0 and left weekend," said Cooper. "Cer- pion will likely be determined in road trip of the year, traveling out a 1-0 victory was a big step North Carolina as the tourna- tainly going into the year we a 4 game showdown between the to North Carolina to partici­ forward for this team. I'm very ment winners. didn't know we were going to be 2 teams next week. pate in the UNC Wilmington proud of each and every player "I am really pleased with both starting two freshmen in our back As confusing as the AL playoff tournament. In the first match, today." of our performances this week- four, but we had a decent idea we picture is, the NL picture is much the Gaels played through poor The Seahawks tried to equal- end," said Cooper. "To travel all would be okay defensively. But, more confusing. The NL East conditions and defeated the ize the game in the last fifteen the way across the country and overall, our team defending has and the NL Central will see the host Seahawks 1-0 after a goal minutes, but sophomore goal- earn two shutouts against two been solid and Andre has really N~tionals and the Reds represent­ by freshman Gerardo Mendoza. keeper Andre Rawls came up good teams is really good for played well." ing as division champions. The UNCW fouled the Gaels in the huge each time, preventing the us. Now, the key is to carry this After a road game at UC Da- San Francisco Giants have pulled 17th minute, and Saint Mary's hosts from scoring and finish- momentum into UC Davis next vis, the Gaels will begin their de- away from the LA Dodgers, but took advantage of it, with Jose ing off the clean sheet. Rawls week and go into conference play fense of the WCC Championship Cabeza sending in a low cross finished with six saves for Saint on a positive note." by hosting Loyola Marymount see MLB, p7 that Mendoza buried into the Mary's. With the two wins over the· on Friday, September 28th. Saint Mary's Volleyball roughed up by Bay Area rivals Gaels lose hard fought matches to Pac 12 's California and No. 7 Stanford

bv George Robles strong, taking the 3-1 win over put up a hard Sports Editor Saint Mary's. fight despite the In a highly anticipated match­ Over the next few days, the loss. Gabby Jolly up, the Saint Mary's volleyball Gaels hosted another Bay Area added 17 kills took on East Bay rival University rival, No. 7 Stanford for the 2012 with Kristina of California, where the Golden home opener. The end result would Graven had 11 Bears were too much for the Gaels not be in the Gaels' favor, as they kills and 15 digs. and defeated them 3-1 (26-24, 16- fell to the national powerhouse 3-1 Saint Mary's 25, 25-23, 25,20). Kristina Graven as well (18-25, 25-20, 25-21, 25- drops to 5-6 had a huge night with 17 kills and 19). Jordan Shaw put on a show, on the season 16 digs to pace the Gaels, with putting up 19 kills and 15 digs in and will open Gabby Jolly adding 14 kills of the intense back and forth match. up West Coast her own. In the first set, the Gaels started Conference play After dropping the first set, Saint off on fire, going up 15-8 early on this Thursday Mary's stormed back in the second and never looking back to take the against Loyola set from a 0-6 deficit on a late 9-2 set by seven points. In the next set, Marymount run to give the Gaels the set. After the Gaels looked good early on but at 7:00pm in being tied 1-1, it was a nail biter the depth and experience of Stan­ McKeon Pavil­ the rest of they way as both teams ford took over as they would take ion. would go back and fourth, but in the next set by five and then the the end the Cal Bears were too next two sets after that. The Gaels Jordan Shaw had a solid match against Stanford despite the loss