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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2014 | VOL. 118 NO. 31 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com

By JESSICA BURFORD THE PARTHENON Ciccarelli The 78th season of the Marshall Artists Series is INSIDE: MARSHALL titled We Are… Presenting Icons. The series kicks off by welcoming iconic late named NEWS, 2 night television host and comedian Jay Leno at chief of > FASHION SHOW ARTISTS SERIES comedy tour since leaving . 7:30Rock p.m. and Oct. Roll 16. Hall This of Famer will beFranki his firstValli nationaland The police > YEAGER SCHOLARS Four Seasons will perform at 7:30 p.m. the follow- > KENTUCKY SHOOTING ing night, Oct. 17. By TIM CARRICO PRESENTS Angela Jones, Marshall Artists Series market- THE PARTHENON SUBMITTED PHOTO ing director, said it would be advantageous for Huntington Mayor Steve students to purchase tickets for the Frankie Valli Williams announced Monday show. Joseph Ciccarelli will become 78th LINEUP "As a student you are paying activity fees for a Huntington’s next chief of JAY LENO OCT. 16 variety of things, and these fees do help support police. the programming we do at the Artists Series,” Ciccarelli will replace Jim FRANKIE VALLI Jones said. “It’s an opportunity to go see an Ameri- Johnson, who served as po- can legend for very inexpensive. Other people are lice chief since April. Johnson OCT. 17 clamoring to see these artists and are paying top became police chief after dollar. " William “Skip” Holbrook ac- The Marshall Artists Series, partnered with the cepted the chief’s position Campus Activities Board, will present American in Columbia, South Carolina. SPORTS, 3 Idol winner at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3. If Huntington’s City Council > BASKETBALL MEDIA DAY Some of his hit songs include “Home,” “Gone, Gone, - Gone” and “Raging Fire.” ment, he will begin his new Jones said Phillips should attract a college-age dutiesconfirms with Ciccarelli’s the Huntington appoint crowd. Police Department Oct. 31. “Phillip Phillips is the average age of a lot of Mar- Williams said Ciccarelli shall students,” Jones said. “He’s very young and is a prime candidate to toured this summer with O.A.R. His opening act for move the police department the Marshall Artists Series is Saints of Valory." forward. PHILLIP Dancing Pros: Live will hit the stage at 7:30 p.m. “Joe Ciccarelli understands PHILLIPS Nov. 6. The show, hosted by TV’s Alan Thicke and our city, our opportunities NOV. 3 starring Edyta Sliwinska, Chelsie Hightower and and our challenges,” Williams RICHARD CRANK | THE PARTHENON Alec Mazo, is a live dance competition where pro- said in a news release. “He fessionals from and So You began his career here and ad- Think You Can Dance battle each other. The audi- vanced through the ranks to OPINION, 4 ence receives electronic voting remotes to choose the highest levels of his given the winners. profession, all while having > PARKING RESPONSE The following week, the Artists Series will pres- an eye on coming home.” > RACE RELATIONS ent the fall section of its International Film Festival Ciccarelli began his career from Nov. 7 to Nov. 13. with the Huntington Police The festival, which occurs twice a year, is made Department 36 years ago. He TAYLOR STUCK | THE PARTHENON said he is honored to have the is shown three times over the course of the week, opportunity to lead the de- DANCING soup thereof six arefilms plenty from ofall opportunities over the world. to viewEach them.movie partment where he began his Jones said students who receive extra credit for law enforcement career. PROS: LIVE “I began here in Hunting- NOV. 6 "Sometimes teachers will provide extra credit, ton,” Ciccarelli said in a news viewing certain films at the festival tend to return.- conference Tuesday. “The cause of this,” Jones said. “A lot of students come people here are my friends, backand a after lot of that students because will they go for found the thatfirst theytime enbe- my neighbors and my family. This is my home. Our citizens deserve the best leadership thatjoyed does watching not require the film." an advanced ticket, but a stu- possible and my efforts will LIFE!, 6 dentThe I.D. film is required festival isfor the admission. only event this season be directed to seeing that Right before Thanksgiving, Marshall Artists Se- they get that every day.” > INTO-MU PROFILE ries will present "ELF The Musical," based on the Ciccarelli has a bachelor’s hit movie starring Will Ferrell. degree in criminal justice TODAY’S The fall season concludes in December with Ru- from Marshall University. He dolph The Red Nosed Reindeer and West Virginia's began his law enforcement WEATHER: own Kathy Mattea's Songs of the Season. Rudolf career with the Huntington will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 4. Student tick- Police Department in 1978, HIGH 77° ets are available at noon Nov. 11. Kathy Mattea will LOW 52 perform at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12. Student tickets are detective before being hired ° available at noon Dec. 3. byserving the asFBI a policein 1984. officer Cicca and- Jones said the December shows provide some- relli worked nearly 30 years thing for all guests of the Marshall Artists Series. for the FBI before leaving in "It’s the 50th anniversary of Rudolph this year January 2014. Most recently, he was an investigator for the "And Kathy Mattea is a legend in this state. This is West Virginia Supreme Court and the first time its ever gone on tour," Jones said.- of Appeals. ist Series, so we are kind of excited for that." He said his appointment to theJones first saidtime it she's is important been a part students of the knowMarshall the Artstu- the chief position in his home- RUDOLPH THE RED dent ticket release dates. town is the most rewarding NOSED REINDEER ELF THE MUSICAL thing to happen in his long DEC. 4 See ARTISTS SERIES | Page 5 career in law enforcement. “I’ve never been more

Ciccarelli said. “I really can- nothonored wait toto bebegin in thishere field,” and keep this city moving in the right direction.” As chief of the Huntington Police Department, Ciccarelli

15 civilian staff positions. INTERNATIONAL willTim oversee Carrico 121 can officers be con and- FILM FESTIVAL tacted at carrico26@ marshall.edu. PHOTOS COURTESY MARSHALL ARTISTS SERIES NOV. 7-NOV. 13 286554 MARSHALL CAREER SERVICES C M Y K 50 INCH

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2014 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Yeager Scholar applications available

By J’LEIGHA LONG University on scholarships in form a group called The may go onto great graduate said she feels like being a scholar “Being a Yeager Scholar THE PARTHENON the 1950’s, so when his daugh- Society of Yeager Scholars. programs.” sets her apart from other helped me become more seri- As the semester moves into ter was going to college, he had This year makes the soci- Bailey said being a society students. ous about college and made me midterm, applications to be- the idea that there should be ety’s 25th graduating class. member creates not only a great “It’s more involved, and a lot focus more about what I need to come a Yeager Scholar have an academic team with smaller Bailey said becoming a scholar, but also a well-rounded of work goes into it,” Estep said. do,” Estep said. come around again. classes and their own aca- Yeager scholar is a hard person. “The seminars are interdisci- To become a Yeager Scholar, a Cara Bailey, coordinator of demic mentors. They should road, but one that may lead “After the students complete plinary. They give a whole new student must have a minimum Yeager Society Outreach, said be a team, live together, get to great things. their seminar classes,” Bailey perspective on the two different composite score of 30 on the the Society of Yeager Schol- stipend money and each stu- “Being a Yeager Scholar said, “the sophomore year stu- discipline issues, so it makes me ACT or a minimum of 1340 on ars is a scholarship program dent should have a high GPA, pushes students,” Bailey dents have the opportunity to go work harder and just get more the SAT. Yeager Scholar applica- started in 1987 by the former coupled with high college en- said. “It breaks some, but to Oxford and take courses over involved.” tions are due no later than Jan. president of The Big Green, Jo- trance exam scores. Hunnicutt the ones that get through the summer. They also get study Estep said being a Yeager 6, 2015. seph W. Hunnicutt III. wanted to hand pick students might feel like they earned abroad opportunities after that.” Scholar keeps students more in J’Leigha Long can be con- Hunnicutt attended Marshall from the top of the class and a little more in college and Yeager Scholar Brooke Estep tuned with college. tacted at [email protected].

The Society of Yeager Scholars is an academic team of students who are hand-picked for their GPA and college entrance exam scores. To become a Yeager Scholar, a student must have a minimum composite score of 30 on the ACT or 1340 on the SAT. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY THE SOCIETY OF YEAGER SCHOLARS

Juvenile arrested in shooting of student

By DYLAN LOVAN 17-year-old junior at the back into the classrooms and Rodgers said her son whis- made beeline for the campus. elementary school with a school, was on the third floor the doors locked. The police pered into the phone, but “I jumped up and ran over later dismissal were re- A juvenile was arrested when she heard shots fired. came and told everyone to she didn’t believe him. Rog- here,” Rodgers said. stricted to their building, Tuesday in the shooting of “I just heard a loud pow- get on the ground and stay ers said her son told her, “No Jefferson County Pub- Jackey said. a high school student that pow and I took off running,” away from the door. this is real. They’re shoot- lic Schools spokesman Ben “This is senseless. This is prompted a school-wide Rhodes said. “They were running around ing.” The student said after Jackey said the school went unacceptable,” Jackey said. lockdown and evacuation, Rhodes, who said she has with their guns out,” Rhodes the shooting “everybody just into lockdown with students “This cannot happen in our police in Louisville, Ken- a class with the student said. went running everywhere, put in classrooms. After po- school. This is not the type tucky, said. who was shot, said she ran Tiata Rodgers, parent of a shoving kids in classrooms lice arrived, students were of things students should be Sgt. Phil Russell said the from the room away from senior at Fern Creek said her and locking the doors,” Rodg- led out before being taken to exposed to.” alleged shooter was picked the sound. After a few min- 17-year-old son called right ers said. a nearby park for dismissal. Traffic around the school up about three hours after a utes, students were herded after hearing a gunshot. Rodgers lives nearby and Students at a nearby was backed up as parents Fern Creek Traditional High streamed into the area to

School student was wounded SCOTT UTTERBACK | THE COURIER-JOURNAL | AP PHOTO pick up their children. Of- Tuesday afternoon. ficers were directing traffic The wounded student had to a nearby park, but parents non-life threatening injuries were parking their cars and and was reunited with par- walking down the street to ents at University Hospital, meet their children. Russell said. He didn’t say The school, which opened if the injured student and in 1923, concentrates on shooter knew each other or if communications, media and the shooter was a student at arts. It has a student-run ra- Fern Creek. dio station, WFHS. Russell said the suspect Earlier Tuesday, a student left the 1,400-student school was shot by a fellow student immediately after firing the outside a North Carolina high shot. school just minutes before “It appears it is an isolated classes began, and the sus- incident that happened just pect then waited for police to inside the school,” Russell arrive, authorities said. said. “Obviously a large crime That shooting happened scene, but it was isolated to around 7:40 a.m. as the two just inside the building.” male students argued in Video from television an on-campus courtyard at stations showed police es- Albemarle High School, Al- corting students with their bemarle Police Chief William hands over their heads out Halliburton said at a news of the school in the southern conference. part of the city to a nearby The shooter put down his softball field. gun after firing two shots, Police cars surrounded the walked into the principal’s 91-year-old school. Students put their hands on their heads as they are lead out of Fern Creek High School in Louisville, Ky. Tuesday after a shooting. office and waited for police, Dajon Rhodes, a Officials said a student was injured and one person was being sought in connection with the incident. Halliburton said.

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Senior forward Shawn Smith talks about the upcoming season at basketball media day.

Bring on

Head coach Dan D’Antoni talks to the the Herd media about the team’s progress so far.

Junior forward James Kelly hangs around during media day. PHOTOS BY RICHARD CRANK D’Antoni brings divergent, spread basketball offense to Marshall

By SCOTT BOLGER 22 assists. Mike Cline, who I grew up with in similar circumstances, has picked up on our system THE PARTHENON and its terminology, which is always important. Scott Rigot has got us two good players from Longtime assistant and older brother of former NBA head coach Mike D’Antoni, the man noted Serbia, and has also got us some good connections internationally.” - Speaking another language doesn’t mean that action on the court won’t translate, as Serbian shall University men’s basketball coach. Dan D’Antoni plans to instill a quick style with less point freshmen Aleksa Nikolic and Milan Mijovic come from an area in which basketball spacing and guardfor running initiated the plays “7 seconds into the or Thundering less” with the Herd’s Phoenix game Suns, plan. isThis experiencing type of system many tends firsts to as puzzle Mar teamwork supersedes what you typically see here in the states. those who aren’t accustomed to such play. “Our Serbians and their coaching over there understand spacing and they do it quite well,” “When you watch us play, it’s going to challenge you to understand what we’re doing,” D’Antoni D’Antoni said. “Europe plays a ball paced game as opposed to a player paced game. Ball move- said at Tuesday’s basketball media day. “It’s not going to be what you’re used to. You have to un- ment creates the openings for shots and creates the moves. They play the game in a manner that derstand that this game will be played a little different.“ is clean, and it’s fun to watch. It’s a skill game more than an athletic game. It really emphasizes “As to the contrasts of what this game and what the style of other teams use,” D’Antoni said, skill and we’re trying to get that way.” “we’re not just running down and throwing the ball in the post or having the point guard be the only one that breaks it down and everybody is standing around waiting for that to happen. That coached in the NBA. is not the way we play. The ball is going to move.” “IHis keep summary referring on howback Europeanto, and I guess strategy I was influences so impressed his own with, made San himAntonio reminisce and the the way days they he D’Antoni stressed the importance of movement and not allowing the opposition to settle or played,” D’Antoni said. “They had nine international players who understand gaps, ball pace and reach a defensive rhythm. He also plans to have players expend the same amount of energy on space. With that ball movement and space, it really helps you create a simpler style of play.” the court. D’Antoni also shared the same offensive philosophy with Marshall football offensive coordina- “There will be less stress on just the one individual trying to beat another individual,” D’antoni tor Bill Legg, whose success derives from evenly balanced offensive dissemination. said. “There will be more of a paced ball movement and it will be a quicker game.” “A lot of how they play football offensively has got the same concepts that we play with,” D’Antoni also seems to have placed the right assistants around him to run this offense, with former NBA player Chris Duhon, as well as Scott Rigot and Mark Cline. in space. So, it’s very similar to what we do in basketball, just a little different.” “I have a close relationship with Chris Duhon, and we had three to four good years with each D’AntoniMarshall said. will “Use use all its of distinct the field, style keep to takethe ball on Concordcoming at in them, a home operate exhibition your gameteam andNov. your 8. play other in the NBA,” D’Antoni said. “He has the single assist record in Madison Square Garden with Scott Bolger can be contacted at [email protected]. The Herd gears up for a new season and new style By BRADLEY HELTZEL an improved team this sea- Serbian players. Taylor said THE PARTHENON son. Many of the players lost he is also urging his team- The Marshall University weight and improved their mates to conduct themselves men’s basketball players said overall conditioning in order as professionals. they are thrilled and optimis- “For example, if practice tic at the thought of playing for “They’ve lost a lot of weight,” is scheduled to start at two new head coach Dan D’Antoni’s D’Antonito fit in with said. the “I new told system. them it o’clock, then everyone needs was too bad they didn’t enter come in and get their ankles offense. ‘The Biggest Loser’ contest, taped early so they can be on 286800 fast-pacedJunior forward and free-flowing TyQuane they would’ve won.” the court before two,” Taylor Goard said he thought Forwards Ryan Taylor and said. CABELL HUNTINGTON HEALTH DEPT D’Antoni’s new style will be Shawn Smith were two play- The two Serbian players, very enjoyable. ers who lost a considerable forwards Milan Mijovic and THANK YOU PIGGLY WIG “It’s going to be fun,” Goard amount of weight in order to guard Aleksa Nikolic, said said. “He wants a lot more accommodate D’Antoni’s tran- they have been adjusting to 3 x 6.0 points to be scored, more sition-based offense. Players the speed and physicality of dunks, more threes and more were also focused on improv- U.S. style basketball by at- steals. That’s how he wants tempting to get stronger in the us to play. I don’t think he individual skillsets and be- weight room. As a 6’ 5” guard, ever wants us to play in the cominging deficiencies better overall in their players own Nikolic said he has focused on half-court.” during the offseason. lowering his dribble to bet- As entertaining as D’Antoni’s Taylor said he has concen- ter protect the ball and avoid offense promises to be this trated on being more of a turnovers. season, it was the players’ leader off the court in terms DeVince Boykins, who offseason commitment to the of getting to know everybody led the team in three-point scheme and their own de- and being more of a teacher, especially to the two new See BASKETBALL | Page 6 ficiencies that could lead page to designed and edited by JESSICA STARKEY| [email protected] C M Y K 50 INCH 4 Opinion WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2014 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Editorial The Parthenon, Marshall University’s student newspaper, is published by students Monday through Friday during the regular semester and “America needs to let go of the fear of being Thursday during the summer. The editorial staff is responsible for news and editorial content. politically incorrect and let the real talk begin.” CODI MOHR EXECUTIVE EDITOR The point of studying history, many a where they each admittedly grew up How many people need to die before we [email protected] history professor has said, is to make sure eating. all wake up? it does not repeat itself. Usually, this is in Are we getting bogged down in every- watch the police try to control the crowd thing that surrounds these events, like TAYLOR STUCK JOCELYN GIBSON With the flames providing the light, you MANAGING EDITOR NEWS EDITOR Holocaust, that happened decades ago. reporters being arrested for reporting reference to something horrific, like the [email protected] [email protected] But at what point does something be- to get them out of the way. The main char- during protests? Do we even remember come history to study? acter,and fire Mookie, fighters sits spraying on the thesidewalk bystanders with the name of the young man who was JESSICA STARKEY MEGAN OSBORNE In 1989, Spike Lee released his critically his sister as chaos surrounds him. killed? SPORTS EDITOR LIFE! EDITOR acclaimed movie “Do the Right Thing,” in- If you forgot, his name is Michael [email protected] [email protected] spired by the 1983 killing of New York Brown. He was 18. unarmedTwenty-five young years black male later, in a the St. streets Louis Trayvon Martin was 17. The list doesn’t JESSICA ROSS GEOFFREY FOSTER movie takes place on a sweltering hot day ofCounty Ferguson, police Missouri, officer shoots prompting and kills chaos an begin or end with them. City graffiti artist Michael Stewart. The ASSIGNMENT EDITOR COPY EDITOR in Brooklyn. Hate, mistrust and bigotry and protests. The people in Ferguson haven’t forgot- [email protected] [email protected] between the races and ethnicities erupts Ferguson, of course, brings up ques- ten, but they need to keep their protests after the sun goes down when a New York tions of First Amendment rights and all legal and effective. In the meantime, ALEXANDRIA RAHAL LEXI BROWNING kinds of questions of how our police han- America needs to let go of the fear of be- black male using an illegal choke-hold dle situations like this. ing politically incorrect and let the real DIGITAL EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR afterCity police an altercation officer kills with an the unarmed local Italian- young But when you get down to it, it sheds talk begin. Every race and ethnicity needs [email protected] [email protected] American pizza shop owner. much needed light on race relations in to be involved, because this is everyone’s After the police drag the lifeless body this country; however, how many times problem. SANDY YORK SHANNON STOWERS away, the neighborhood explodes into do we as a country need to be reminded We need to start talking about our ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR FACULTY ADVISOR violent rage, destroying, looting and how horrible our race relations are? history, for real, lest it keeps repeating [email protected] [email protected] Where is the disconnect happening? itself.

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Please keep letters to the letters that are posted on The editor at 300 words or fewer. Parthenon website, www.mar- They must be saved in Mi- shallparthenon.com, can be crosoft Word and sent as printed at the discretion of the an attachment. Longer let- editors. ters may be used as guest The opinions expressed columns at the editor’s discre- in the columns and let- tion. Guest column status will ters do not necessarily not be given at the author’s represent the views of The request. All letters must be Parthenon staff. signed and include an ad- Please send news releases dress or phone number for to the editors at parthenon@ marshall.edu. Please keep edited for grammar, libelous in mind, letters are printed confirmation. Letters may be Protesters lock arms, blocking S. Florissant Road in front of the Ferguson Police Department, calling for the resignation of Police Chief Tom statements, available space based on timeliness, news- Jackson Sept. 25. or factual errors. Compelling worthiness and space. AP PHOTO | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ROBERT COHEN Letter to the Editor Changes in overnight parking for the betterment of all Response to Parthenon article (Sept. 25) about Third Avenue parking garage proposal By STEVEN MEWALDT on the upper levels and in-and- of extra driving a semester, CHAIR, PHYSICAL FACILITIES consuming an estimated 1,500 COMMITTEE While this would be more con- gallons of gas, and producing As chair of the Physical venientout traffic for onthe themajority lower of levels.those 37,000 pounds of extra air pol- Facilities Committee that rec- who use the garage, the primary lution and 28,000 pounds of ommended the change in the motivation for the proposed pol- carbon dioxide, a green house overnight parking rules for the icy is to act in an environmentally gas. Those parking overnight Third Avenue Parking Garage, responsible manner. in the garage are almost cer- I would like to clear up some The garage is large. It can hold tainly dorm residents from the apparent misunderstandings close to 1,000 cars. The driving closer dorms. While many may about the proposed rule. distance from the east entrance move their car during the week, The policy was not proposed to the garage to the end of the top few are doing it daily or several to satisfy faculty. Relatively (sixth) level is approximately one times a day. Some cars parked few faculty members park in mile; on average, a commuter on the lower levels do not move the garage. While it is true that for weeks or more. One car on some students will be inconve- drives a mile or more round-trip nienced by the change, it is also inwho the parks garage on levelseach day.three -Each five, and did not move for a year. the case that a greater number level of the garage should hold Therefore,Level one the had impact four flatof these tires over 160 cars, so there should cars now driving to the upper the change. be a minimum of 300-400 cars levels will not negate the envi- A Marshall University Faculty Senate initiative will prohibit parking on the first three levels of the Third of The students issue being will benefitaddressed from is making this drive daily. Avenue parking garage overnight. The Student Government Association is working to keep the initiative from about use of the garage by those However, the number is most commuters to the lower levels. becoming permanent, as reported in a Sept. 25 article. TAYLOR STUCK |THE PARTHENON who essentially store their car in likely greater than that because ronmentalThe faculty benefit senate of moving vote was the the garage for longer periods of intended to have the university know about the rule change both the old and the new rules time than those who commute For example, some students adopt an environmentally re- garage where a quick escape before they purchased or re- apply equally to both groups. to the campus daily. Data from maythere drive is in-and-out to campus traffic for all their day. sponsible policy. wasa crime possible, on the rather first thanlevel onof upthe- newed their parking permits. a previous study suggested that 9 a.m. class and leave campus Other issues: per levels where escape would 3) The restriction on over- current rules favor dorm greater than two-thirds of the when it is over. They might re- 1) The Parthenon article night parking does not apply to residents.As currently configured, the cars parked in the garage on turn in the afternoon. Of course mentioned a concern about Assessing overall safety, the weekends. 6) While dorm residents pay school days belong to commut- some stay longer, but there is a safety. I assume this refers to a newbe more policy difficult. should slightly de- 4) Dorm residents will not be the same fee for parking per se- ers, most of who were students. constant interchange of cars be- concern about being attacked in crease the risk of a more likely prohibited from parking on the mester that commuters pay, the The problem is that long-term fore and after classes all day. the garage at night. The park- safety concern - the probability lower levels; they may use the rate they pay per hour of park- parking tends to occupy the lower Because most of this ex- ing garage is the best lit parking of a student walking in the ga- lower levels as freely as com- ing is considerably lower. levels of the garage while the change takes place on the upper area on campus and every level rage to or from their car being muters. It is only that overnight 7) Current dorm residents levels of the garage, the current of the garage is covered by mul- struck by a car. parkers may not have their cars might want to include in their ends up parked on levels three to policy encourages hundreds of tiple video cameras. It is not a 2) The policy, if approved, on the lowest levels at approxi- consideration of the policy the daily in-and-out traffic primarily miles of extra driving every day. good place to commit a crime. would not go into effect until mately 5 a.m. on weekdays. potential that, after completing that the more appropriate policy A very conservative estimate is An attacker would be much July 1, 2015. The committee 5) Dorm residents and com- their dorm contracts, they may wouldfive. Theplace committee long-term suggested parking that this results in 30,000 miles more likely to choose to commit intended that students should muters pay the same fee and well be commuters.

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ARTISTS SERIES Continued from page 1 Government confirms first case of Ebola in US Jones said it is important stu- dents know the student ticket release dates. By DAVID WARREN and when he was traveling, Frieden of DFW. "We've been telling After arriving in the U.S. Liberia is one of the three “For shows that are going to LAURAN NEERGAARD said. people to try to stay away from on Sept. 20, the man began hardest-hit countries in the ep- be very popular — Jay Leno, Associates Press social gatherings." to develop symptoms last idemic, along with Sierra Leone - fever, muscle pain, vomiting Four American aid workers Wednesday and initially sought and Guinea. tickets on hold for students that andEbola bleeding, symptoms and can includeappear who became infected in West care two days later. But he was - arePhillip in Phillips,a protected ELF —state we righthave TuesdayThe first in casea patient of Ebola who diag re- as long as 21 days after expo- released. At the time, hospital ened more than 6,500 people now,” Jones said. “If somebody centlynosed intraveled the U.S. from was confirmedLiberia to sure to the virus. The disease is the U.S. for treatment after they in EbolaWest isAfrica, believed and to more have sickthan out in the public wants to buy — a sign of the far-reach- not contagious until symptoms becameAfrica have sick. been They flown were back cared to been in West Africa. He re- 3,000 deaths have been linked a ticket for Jay Leno, they aren’t ing impact of the out-of-control begin, and it takes close contact for in special isolation facilities turnedofficials later did notas knowhis condition he had to the disease, according to the going to have access to the tick- epidemic in West Africa. at hospitals in and Ne- worsened. World Health Organization. But ets that we have for students.” "The bottom line here is that braska. Three have recovered. Blood tests by Texas health even those tolls are probably Student tickets are avail- critically ill and has been in Iwith have bodily no doubt fluids we to will spread. control Also, a U.S. doctor exposed underestimates, partially be- isolationThe unidentified at Texas Health man Pres was- this importation, or this case of to the virus in Sierra Leone is cause there are not enough labs byterian Hospital since Sunday, under observation in a similar onofficials Tuesday. and the CDC separately Performingable at the boxArts office, Center, which from is widely in this country," Frieden facility at the National Insti- confirmed an Ebola diagnosis- noonlocated to at5 p.m.the JohnMonday C. Edwards through They would not reveal his na- toldEbola, reporters. so that it does not spread tutes of Health. scribed the patient as seriously staffedto test people by American for Ebola. naval re- Friday. tionalityfederal healthor age. officials said. "It is certainly possible that The U.S. has only four such ill.State Goodman health said he officials was able de to searchersTwo mobile arrived this Ebola weekend labs Full-time students can re- Authorities have begun someone who had contact with isolation units. Asked whether communicate and was hungry. and will be operational this ceive tickets for free with a tracking down family and this individual, a family mem- the Texas patient would be The hospital is discussing - student I.D., however, for Jay friends who may have had close ber or other individual, could moved to one of those specialty if experimental treatments bassy in Monrovia. The labs Leno and Phillip Phillips, there contact with him and could be facilities, Frieden said there would be appropriate, Frieden willweek, reduce according the amount to the U.S. of timeEm is a $10 service fee. The box of- at risk for becoming ill. But of- weeks," he added. 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Associated Press Prime-time viewership num- bers compiled by Nielsen for Sept. 22-28. Listings include the week's ranking and viewership. 1. NFL Football: New Orleans at Jailed cop killer picked Dallas, NBC, 22.68 million. 2. "The Big Bang Theory," (Mon- day, 8:30 p.m.), CBS, 18.24 million. as graduation speaker 3. "NCIS," CBS, 18.23 million. 4. "The Big Bang Theory," (Mon- day, 8 p.m.), CBS, 18.03 million. 5. "Sunday Night NFL Pre- ASSociated press victimized by a racist jus- individual convicted of mur- Game Show," NBC, 17.57 million. A man serving life in prison tice system have attracted 6. "NCIS: New Orleans," CBS, for the killing of a Philadelphia international support, and a his opinions with impression- 17.23 million. radio show, documentaries abledering students. a police This officer fact to is share very 7. NFL Football: N.Y. Giants at selected as a commencement and books have helped pub- troubling," he said. Washington, CBS, 16.29 million. police officer in 1981 has been licize his case. Abu-Jamal is a "Inmates do have a con- 8. "How to Get Away With Mur- mater. former Black Panther; the of- stitutional right to access der," ABC, 14.34 million. speakerGoddard at hisCollege, Vermont a liberal alma telephones," Wetzel said. CL100114 9. "Scorpion," CBS, 13.83 - "While we do not support or million. 600 students, says on its web- ers'ficer was Associationwhite. said CLASSIFIED 10. NFL Football: at sitearts collegethat Mumia in Plainfield Abu-Jamal's with TuesdayThe that Vermont including Troop Abu- activity, we cannot prohibit it recorded remarks will be Jamal in the commencement fromendorse happening." this specific type of CLASSIFIED played Sunday at a commence- shows "an absolute disregard" Goddard holds 20 com- NBC,N.Y. Jets, 13.18 ESPN, million. 13.27 million. ment, along with a video about for Faulkner's family. mencement ceremonies every 2 x 8.0 12.11. "Football "The Voice," Night in (Tuesday), America," him. "While our nation is search- year, so students in each de- NBC, 13.01 million. Bob Kenny, the school's in- ing for solutions to gun gree program can individualize terim president, is quoted violence in our schools and their graduations and choose 12.95 million. on the website as saying the communities, we are outraged their speaker. Students who 14.13. "The"Dancing Voice," With (Monday), the Stars," NBC, graduates' selection of Abu- that Goddard College is host- are receiving bachelor of arts ABC, 12.76 million. ing a man who shot and killed 15. "Madam Secretary," CBS, to engage and think radically chose Abu-Jamal, who received 12.72 million. andJamal critically reflects in "their a world freedom that written statement. aor bachelor's fine arts degree degrees from Sunday God- 16. "The Black List," NBC, 12.34 often sets up barriers to do a policePennsylvania officer," theCorrections group in a dard in 1996. million. just that." Secretary John Wetzel said he's Twenty of the 23 students 17. "Scandal," ABC, 12.16 Abu-Jamal was originally "disdainful" of Goddard's deci- who are receiving arts degrees million. sentenced to death for kill- sion to choose Abu-Jamal, who are expected to attend the 18. "Modern Family," ABC, is housed at the Mahanoy state ceremony. 11.38 million. Dec. 9, 1981, but he was re- prison in Frackville. Goddard students design 19. "The Good Wife," CBS, 11.09 sentenceding Officer toDaniel life inFaulkner 2012. Heon their own curriculums with fac- million. graduated from Goddard in lives on the line every day to ulty advisers and do not take 20. "Black-ish," ABC, 11.04 1996. protect"Police society officers and put now their we tests or receive grades, said col- million. His claims that he's been have a college allowing an lege spokesman Dustin Byerly.

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wednesday, OCTOBER 1, 2014Life!| | marshallparthenon.com Meet an INTO Marshall student: jared casto | the parthenon Anas Alshammari Q: How long have you been Q: How and why in America? did you choose to come to Marshall? I have been here for one year. I came last October. When I was accepted with my scholarship, they have so many cities you can go to. But when I was looking on the Internet, I found Q: How have that Marshall took my attention. you adapted In Saudi Arabia, we don’t have trees or green. It’s like a desert. to American We have buildings like this, but it’s culture not natural like it is here… When I was looking, I was looking for a compared to small city. When you find a small the culture you city, the people are more friendly… Yesterday, I went to Starbucks and grew up with in I spent maybe one hour talking Saudi Arabia? to someone, even though I didn’t know his name. And I love Marshall. I like to talk with people When I go anywhere, I spend one here. They are so friendly. By JARED CASTO week, and I miss Huntington. I I like to talk about their the parthenon think I belong here. cultures. I always ask them Anas Alshammari is an INTO Mar- what they like to do as shall University student from Saudi Q: What American people — what’s Arabia. When Alshammari isn’t studying, he may be skydiving over has been good to do, what’s bad to Huntington or cheering with the do. I like to respect other crowd at Marshall football games. your favorite cultures. If I live in any Although he’s not the biggest fan of other country, I will be like American food (other than burg- experience in ers), he loves speaking to Americans them. If someone comes about their lives. Like every college America so far? to your country, you hope student, he doesn’t like the frequent that he or she will respect phone calls from his mother, but he For two years, I have been it. I do it as well. would be lying if he said he didn’t planning to do skydiving… miss his family. His home may be When I went there, they said 7,000 miles away, but Alshammari “You can do it now.” I said Q: What is has a sincere love for Marshall and has successfully adapted to life at the “Are you serious? I’m not the biggest university. ready!” They said, “No, you Jared Casto can be contacted at can do it.” I don’t know how difference from [email protected]. everything happened. I am Saudi Arabia? in the plane. We are going off. And I did it.

I think the food. I have been here for one year, but I still cook my Q: Are there any American own food. I like rice. I mix rice Q: How do you keep in with chicken. And I like spicy foods you’ve taken a liking to? food. Sometimes I eat soup. It contact with your family? depends on the day and how my I like burgers. To be honest, I love just one restaurant here. Five Guys. My mom always calls me every day, two or three mood is. times. I don’t like it, to be honest, but she likes to call me in the morning, afternoon and night. Sometimes, I can’t answer her because the difference of time is Q: What are you involved eight hours, and sometimes, I will be sleeping. I use Q: What are your plans in at Marshall University? Skype. It is good to talk with your family. My mom after graduation? I sometimes go to Marshall [football] games. I don’t knows what time to call me. She has a copy of my schedule and knows when to call. At first, when I know the rules, because we don’t have this game at came here, she helped me wake up in the morning. my home. We just play soccer. I know just one rule: I am planning to get a masters degree here at When the people start screaming, scream with them. Marshall. And after that, I’m thinking to go home. I When they get mad, get mad. really miss my family.

Q: Is there anything else you would like everyone to know about you?

I think just that I love Marshall and that I 286356 want to study here. CVRG-FRANNY LAWRENCE-WALKER CHEMICAL VALLEY ROLL 4 x 5.0

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