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Page 9 Page 13 Page 5 Page 15 NBc comES to NSu FoR coLLEgE WEEK By: Li Cohen completed over the past few months and will be shown throughout the On Oct. 1, NBC 6 South coverage on Wednesday. Florida’s News Anchor Adam “If students at NSU are proud of Kuperstein will report live from the their school and enjoy the community Don Taft University Center as part of that they are a part of, they should NBC’s “Back to College Week.” show the rest of South Florida how NBC’s coverage will run from proud they are,” Kuperstein said. 5 to 6:30 p.m. and will feature Students should arrive at the Facebook and Twitter updates with Shark Fountain at 4:30 p.m. on the hashtag #NSUonNBC6 on TV Wednesday dressed in NSU and throughout the coverage. Shark gear. The fi rst 200 students “It’s a really good opportunity to arrive will receive a $5 Shark to showcase all of the great work that Dining voucher. college students are doing across “It’s a great way to show South Florida,” Kuperstein said. “We school spirit and is sure to be a have so many schools in this area, fun experience that students will and, sometimes I think that because remember for years to come,” we’re in such a big metropolitan city, Spechler said. we forget about the great work by Producers at NBC proposed our universities and colleges.” the idea for a college tour of South Director of Public Affairs Julie Florida universities two years ago. Spechler said that NBC will highlight Kuperstein said that they thought it COURTESY OF FaCEbOOk.COm/nOVaSOUThEaSTERn key areas of the university and NSU students show their Shark Pride as Adam Kuperstein reports from the Don Taft University Center. went well the fi rst year and so they provide students with an opportunity expanded the tour this year. to gather and celebrate what makes programs, services, sports, student NBC covers NSU as part of the offers, including initiatives at the “I really think the fi rst time NSU special. opportunities and events we offer college tour. Kuperstein, along with Oceanographic Center and events at we did College Week, the most “Being featured on a live to our students, alumni and the Education Reporter Ari Odzer and the Alvin Sherman Library. memorable experience was probably broadcast network allows us community,” she said. Sports Anchor Joe Rose, will cover Interviews and reports at NSU because it was such a great to share all the great academic This will be the second time some of the programs that NSU about some of the programs were SEE NBC 2 WoRK uP a SWEat at NSu to hoSt FIRSt aNNuaL EducatIoN daNcE Jam aBRoad FaIR By: Alyssa DiMaria By: Li Cohen another country to pursue educational NSU’s Offi ce of Campus opportunities in exchange for Recreation will host the seventh annual The Offi ce of International credits that will transfer back to Dance Jam on Oct. 1 from 8 to 9 p.m. Affairs will host the fi rst annual their major at NSU. Students can on the RecPlex indoor basketball Education Abroad Fair on Oct. 6 choose to stay a semester or year courts on the second fl oor of the Don from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the at a school of their choosing. Taft University Center. Don Taft University Center Spine for Parra said that the Campus Recreation Associate undergraduate students to learn more requirements to participate in study Director of Programs, Marcela about international travel programs. abroad vary for each program, but Sandigo said Dance Jam is a social Representatives from study in general, students must have a event that promotes health and energy abroad programs, NSU faculty minimum GPA of 2.5 and work packed into one hour. who lead travel study courses, and with the Offi ce of International “It’s a great event for students to representatives from the Offi ce Affairs to apply to the program meet others with similar interests and of Student Leadership and Civic and get all documents, courses and get a great cardio workout without Engagement will provide information fi nancial obligations in order. feeling like you’re going to the gym,” on study abroad and travel study Marco Baez, senior international she said. programs, volunteer opportunities studies, criminal justice and history Dance Jam combines all the COURTESY OF E.dibiaSE and scholarship offerings. major, went on a study abroad trip dance classes the RecPlex offers in Students and faculty dance their way to a healthy lifestyle at the annual Dance Jam. Alejandra Parra, associate to the American University of Rome one event. that will feature the hottest hip-hop, today,” Sandigo said. director at the Offi ce of International in the summer of 2013. He said that “Dance Jam gives the attendees club and Zumba beats, which will be One of the Dance Jam instructors, Affairs, said, “We want to give students should take advantage of an opportunity to come out, exercise played by Radio X. Maria Pontillo, has been working with students the opportunity to see how traveling while in college because and meet new people in a fun way,” Around 100 participants have Campus Recreation for over fi ve years NSU will contribute to the creation it is the time they are more open to she said. attended in the past. and teaches a variety of hip-hop and of their globalized mindsets.” learning and have an open mind for Attendees can participate in a “Everyone comes out because it’s fusion classes. Study abroad experiences new concepts. one-hour cardio dance class taught by a fun night and it gives them a taste of Pontillo said being an instructor are programs that allow students to “Traveling teaches you different certifi ed instructors from the RecPlex the countless dance exercises popular SEE DANCE 2 spend an extended period of time in SEE ABROAD FAIR 2 2 News September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu NBC from 1 different school each day on the 5 crowd,” he said. “All of the faculty and 6 p.m. newscasts. got involved and it just made for a “I think all of the schools in JoIN thE commutER StudENt ton of fun.” South Florida have something about Along with NSU, the them that makes them unique,” oRgaNIZatIoN FoR a cooKout college tour will feature Florida Kuperstein said. “What we’re By: Alyssa DiMaria Commuter Involvement Nehemiah far the new system is very successful. International University, Barry learning is that all of these different Chung said the barbeque unites In fact, around 58 students showed up University, Broward College and schools are involved in programs The Commuter Student both residential and commuter to our fi rst meeting.” Miami-Dade College. From Sept. that impact the community, and that Organization will host a cookout students to enjoy food, music and Spaleny anticipates keeping 29 to Oct. 3, NBC will cover a is what NBC 6 is about.” on Oct. 2 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the activities on the quad. a solid group of people that she Alvin Sherman Library Quad. “An event like this gives a knows will stay involved. DANCE from 1 “Dance Jam fuses everything Commuter and non-commuter commuter student the opportunity “CSO members who are great about exercise together in one students can pass by and grab to get to know a residential student reliable are the key to our success. is a rewarding feeling. by keeping it spicy and fun,” she said. burgers, pulled pork and other who might be taking the same class We’ve had many events in the past “My happiness lies in watching The event is free and open to barbeque foods. Frisbees and and interact with one another,” where we had to cancel because others who are motivated through the members of RecPlex. Attendees volleyball will also be available Chung said. “The purpose of this members didn’t show up,” Spaleny group fi tness to achieve their goals should bring a SharkCard, a water for students to play. If it rains, the event is to continue the tradition of said. “Hopefully this year we can toward a healthier and fi t lifestyle,” bottle and a towel. cookout will be moved to inside CSO and also reach out to not only stop this from happening.” she said. For more information, email the Don Taft University Center. commuter students but also NSU Spaleny said there are many Her favorite part of Dance Jam [email protected] or call 954-262- CSO President Serena student as a whole.” opportunities for commuter students is the live music, energy and different 7301. Spaleny, sophomore biology Spaleny said that CSO has to get involved through CSO. varieties of formats. major, said this is the first CSO restructured itself by adding “We want to make commuters event of the semester and hopes it new members. knowledgeable of what NSU is all ABROAD FAIR from 1 experience teaches you concepts in will be successful. “Along with a new executive about. Also, we want to show them things about yourself and makes you a more in-depth way than a textbook. “The goal of the cookout is for board, Undergraduate Student that there is more to our university appreciate things that you can often “Books teach you the theory; commuters to connect with other Government members are helping us than just schoolwork,” she said. take for granted,” Baez said. “If traveling makes you practice that students while giving them something with the organizational structure side For more information about you leave it for later, life can get a theory. What better way of mastering a to do on campus,” she said. of CSO,” Spaleny said. “Now, no one the cookout or CSO, please contact little more complicated with your subject than by practicing it?” he said. Graduate Assistant for is guessing when deadlines are and so Spaleny at [email protected]. career and family and it will be more Students can also take part complicated to get away.” in an international service trip to will consider that person as a Travel study or faculty-led Hagley Gap, Jamaica. This will be global person — a person who has coRREctIoN courses are organized by a professor. the third year that the SLCE Offi ce experience in dealing with different Students register for a specifi c will take part in the Blue Mountain situations and cultures,” she said. In the Issue 5 story “SOAP hosts public policy seminar,” The course and have the opportunity Project, where students will work The Offi ce of International Current reported that the Student Organization for the Advocacy to travel to another country as part in classrooms with students from Affairs serves as the central support, of Psychology will hold two informational training dates in the of the course criteria. Travel study prekindergarten to sixth grade in advisory and information center for Carl DeSantis Building. The sessions will be held in the Maltz courses include Biodiversity of literacy groups and assist in after- the NSU community. It offers travel Psychology Building. Members Sydney Wester and Jenna Lyons Alaskan Ecosystems, Genocide school programming. study, study abroad and medical were described as master’s students in clinical psychology, but in the 20th Century and Beyond, Parra said the Offi ce of Risk rotations for students at the Farquhar they are doctoral students. Jenna Lyons’ email address is js3373@ Amazonia Cloud Forest Management monitors all locations College of Arts and Sciences, the H. nova.edu not [email protected]. Biogeography, The Ecology of for international trips. If they deem a Wayne Huizenga School of Business the Galapagos Islands, Changes of location to be high risk, the university and Entrepreneurship and the our Chemical World, Evolution of will cancel the trip and work with Graduate School of Humanities and Sports Medicine, Northern Ireland students regarding courses and Social Sciences. More information Study Tour, Medical London: fi nancial obligations. on the programs can be found at Culture and Context, Comparative Parra said that having nova.edu/internationalaffairs. Criminal Justice and Survey of international experience makes a “Learn, travel, have fun and Marine Mammals. signifi cant difference when students enjoy it because you might not get 3301 College Avenue Baez said that traveling abroad have to apply for jobs. to do it again,” Baez said, “Don’t Student Affairs Building, Room 310 Ft. 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September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu News 3 NEWS BRIEFS An evening with Edgar Latin comedians raise money Allan Poe NSU’s Alvin Sherman Library Circle of Friends group will host An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe on Oct. 18 from 6:30 for Paraguayan families to 8:30 p.m. in the library’s By: Li Cohen for flood victims and that the money the NSU Box Office for $35 prior to the along with the signature “#Rotaract” Cotilla Gallery. Broadway raised through ticket sales will be given event and for $50 at the door. and post them around campus. Once and film star Duffy Hudson NSU’s Rotaract Club and the to the Paraguayan government so they Bulbuzanova said that Rotaract a month, they will also host a “pay-it- will dress and act as Poe and Consulate General of Paraguay in can distribute the money to victims. Club is an international community forward” initiative where members will attendees are encouraged to wear scary costumes or black Miami will co-host a Comedy Show The Consulate General selected service organization that hosts a go to businesses in the community and clothing. Attendees will receive on Oct. 3 at 9 p.m. in the Don Taft popular comedians from Latin different international project every pay for the order of person’s standing beer, wine and tavern fare and University Center Performance Theatre America to perform the comedy semester to stay connected to other behind them in line. complimentary valet parking. to raise money for victims of the recent sketches in Spanish. parts of the world. The Rotaract Club is a The Circle of Friends is focused floods in Paraguay and neighboring “It is something that [people “The fact that we’ve worked with community service organization on promoting the development countries in Latin America. from Latin America] are going to be Paraguay before and we continue to sponsored by Rotary International and achievements of the library According to USA Today, able to relate to,” she said. “These are help them is really important because that aims to help its members achieve and enriching the cultural life of the constant rain that started in celebrities that attendees know of so we want to build those relationships, professional leadership development, the community. Tickets are $30 February caused the Paraguay and it’s an amazing chance for them to be not just with the NSU community, but teamwork and networking through for Circle of Friends Members and $40 for guests. Reservations Parana rivers to flood, leading to the an audience member of the show and also with Rotaract organizations around community service. are required by Oct. 10 and no evacuation of more than 200,000 at the same time make a difference in the world,” she said. NSU students should RSVP on walk-ins will be allowed. For people from the area. somebody’s life back in Paraguay.” The comedy show is part of the Rotaract Club’s OrgSync page. For more information or to join President of Rotaract Club The Rotaract Club hopes to raise at Rotaract’s semester theme of being more information, contact Bulbuzanova Circle of Friends, contact 954- Veronika Balbuzanova, sophomore least $10,000 and, so far, approximately kind. As part of the theme, club at [email protected]. 262-4627, 954-262-4593 or legal studies major, said that the 200 people are expected to attend based members will write motivational [email protected]. Consulate General wants to raise funds on ticket sales. Tickets will be sold at messages and quotes on sticky notes Karaoke Night The Flight Deck Pub will host Karaoke night on the first and third Thursday of every month from 9 p.m. to midnight. Sign up starts at 6 p.m. NSU brings awareness SharkCards are required. Learn more about service trips The Student Leadership and Civic Engagement Office will host informational sessions in to breast cancer the Rosenthal Student Center on from the Aveda Institute will paint but the one that President-Elect populations affected by this cancer By: Rosie Khachatryan upcoming service trips on Oct. 2 nails in return for a donation. Later of the College, Lauren Boudreau, says a lot about their concern for at noon in room 200 and on Oct. Campus organizations are in the day, the sorority will also thinks will stand out the most is patients’ health and the importance 20 at 5 p.m. in Room 204. The kicking off October by hosting host a “pink pumpkin” decorating the American Medical Women’s of advocacy.” sessions will provide information events that raise awareness and workshop, where people can Association’s event, where, The association will also on the different issues each service educate students, staff and the decorate pumpkins pink for breast beginning in late September, teach women how to do at-home trip will focus on, costs, dates community about breast cancer. cancer, black for cancer in general, members will go door to door on breast examinations and provide and more. For more information, Phi Sigma Sigma Philanthropy white for overcoming cancer, and the weekends. They will speak to them with information as to where visit nova.edu/studentleadership/ Chair Allison Siegel, junior silver for hope. Funds raised will go women and give them information they can get an official exam. service/service-trips.html or contact the SLCE Office at slce@ exercise and sports science major, to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. about breast cancer, as well as There will be flyers posted nova.edu or 954-262-7195. said, “Everyone knows someone Siegel said that it is important visit different South Florida around the main campus, mainly affected by breast cancer, whether to raise awareness for breast neighborhoods to talk with breast in the UC, for upcoming events. Hear about student experiences it’s family members, friends, cancer because a lot of people find cancer survivors. For more information, contact at the Summer Biology Student loved ones or even themselves, so out they have the illness too late. “Raising awareness is crucial Siegel at [email protected] or Internship Program we need to get everyone involved “The best way of prevention because breast cancer is one of the Boudreau at [email protected]. Students from the Farquhar and aware of it.” is by early detection and we just leading causes of cancer related College of Arts and Sciences will Phi Sigma Sigma will host want to get people started early,” death in women, so the more discuss their 2014 experiences “Manicure for the Cure” in the she said. people are aware the more it can in the Summer Biology Student Internship Program on Oct. Don Taft University Center Pit The College of Osteopathic be prevented,” Boudreau said. “I 2 at noon in Parker Building on Oct. 1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Medicine has 47 different clubs think the united force of students Room 338. The meeting will Sorority sisters along with students holding events to raise awareness, working together to educate the include information on how interested students can learn more about and apply for research internships. Biology majors Biana Modilevsky and Sabina Joseph will provide information on their six-week internship at the Medical University of Graz in Austria and biology major Marcus Engel will discuss his three-month internship at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information, contact Associate Professor and Coordinator of Biological Sciences Deanne Roopnarine at 954-262-8196.

Achieve your professional goals with Career Ambassadors NSU’s Career Ambassadors will host four interactive workshops to help student achieve their professional goals in Room 1042 of the Carl DeSantis Building. The sessions will include “Ace the Interview” on Oct. 1 at noon, “The Secret Weapon, Informational Interviews” on Oct. 29 at noon, “Social Media and the Job Search” on Nov. 11 at noon, and “Networking 101” on Nov. 18 at noon. Students who attend all workshops will receive a prize. For more information, visit nova. edu/career, email career@nova. edu or call 954-262-7201. 4 News September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu modEL uN tEam hoPES to SuccEEd at coNFERENcE By: Jazmyn Brown learn how to articulate this information diplomatically and compromise with NSU’s Model UN Team Nova other countries. International Relations Association will Bass said the team and conferences attend the Ninth Annual Model United teach students valuable skills including Nations Conference from Oct. 3 to 4 in behaving in a diplomatic manner, Gainesville, Florida. practicing Robert’s Rules and Assistant Professor in the parliamentary procedure. Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences “You get up and give speeches; George Bass, faculty adviser of NIRA, you’re working with other people to said the main idea of the conference write up resolutions, and I think that is for students to represent different really helps with public speaking skills countries in a simulated environment and things like that,” said Bass. in which they become diplomats for the Bass hopes the team can attend the country they are representing. national competition in March 2015 and “What it’s really about is teaching participate against the best schools in students how to solve complex the country. At the national competition, problems by putting themselves into a held annually in New York, teams visit position they’re really not that familiar the UN building and meet delegates. with,” Bass said. “It’s a way for students “That’s something we’re building to take what they learn in the classroom towards. I think the future’s looking and then apply it in a setting where bright,” said Bass. “We’ve got a really they’re not only learning but working good group of students; they’ve done COURTESY OF nSUnEwS.nOVa.EdU with others and having this social a really nice job the last couple years, NSU’s Model United Nations Team won two awards at state conference last year. experience.” building up the club that started out with The team is preparing for the three or four students that were talking “The fi rst rule is to have fun and after us.” Jones said Model UN is an asset conference by researching their assigned amongst themselves.” the second one is to do the best you Bass and Jones hope to see the to NSU because of the diversity of countries. Team members learn about NIRA Vice President Andrew can. The whole idea of this is to have club expand and have a larger presence undergraduate students and its status their country’s history, political Jones, senior political science and a good time and grow from it,” Jones at NSU and at conferences. as an international university. NSU landscape, socioeconomic background international law major, said the said. “Our faculty advisor, Dr. Bass, “Any undergraduate student students are already internationally and its international role. They write students who will participate in the is fantastic, and he consistently goes can be a part of it; it is not limited to minded, and the organization hopes position papers outlining what their conference have committed their time, above and beyond what he needs to political science majors,” said Bass. to help students cultivate international country’s position is on an issue. These effort and academic endeavors to do for us, and he’s an essential part of “Our requirement is that you care about conversation and awareness. papers are graded and several Saturdays international discussion. the club. Knowing that he will be here international issues and want to learn “It’s one of the greatest things that before the conference, they practice Jones believes the Model UN has after my friends and I graduate makes more about the world around you. I think we can offer as an organization,” parliamentary procedure. Students also something to offer for everyone. me very sure that the club will live on That’s our main goal.” Jones said. Fresh Food Tropicalwith a Twist Located on the corner of 10% University & Stirling Tropical Smoothie Café discountwith your 5780 S. University Dr., Suite #106 Davie, FL 33328 NOVA ID! 954-880-0840 www.tropicalsmoothie.com 99¢ 99¢ Any Flatbread Any 24 oz. Smoothie with the purchase of 24 oz. Smoothie with the purchase of a Smoothie

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Wayne Harvey really inspires me to do just Huizenga School of Business that,” Anfi nrud said. and Entrepreneurship, as part of Harvey’s love for the sea its Distinguished Lecture Series, advanced him in his careers as welcomed marine wildlife artist and an artist, scientist, diver, angler, conservationist Guy Harvey to talk to conservationist and explorer. Growing students and faculty about his success up in Jamaica, Harvey spent his days and recent projects. fi shing and diving with his father Harvey is recognized for his alongside the Island’s south coast. murals at the Ft. Lauderdale Airport He became absorbed by marine life and at NSU’s Don Taft University and expressed his passion by drawing Center. He is also famous for his pictures of the many different fi sh and dynamic game fi sh T-shirt designs. sights he observed. Before Harvey began his Harvey’s unique ability to presentation, Preston Jones, dean of recreate the underwater realm the Huizenga School, introduced him transformed him from a professor and announced that Sept. 23 would be of marine biology to a wildlife designated Guy Harvey Day. artist and photographer. Harvey “You may already know that began his scholastic journey in there are over 26,000 students here at scientific education, earning NSU. You may also know that there high honors in marine biology at are 485 species of sharks including Aberdeen University in Scotland the Mako shark, our mascot,” Jones in 1977. He continued his formal said. “But something that you will training at the University of defi nitely know after this presentation West Indies, where he obtained a is that there is only one Guy Harvey.” doctorate in fisheries management. COURTESY OF a. dimaRia During his speech, Harvey From there, his success rapidly Marine wildlife artist and conservationist Guy Harvey visited NSU on Sept. 23. spoke about times when he and increased. His pen and ink drawings his team have failed but found the were displayed throughout Jamaica conservationist and continues to undersea scenes. said. “It’s tough but I won’t stop. I strength to recover. and were highly celebrated. After support “catch and release” fi shing “I am deeply honored to be asked will always keep painting.” “Whenever you fall down, pick that, he began painting full time ethics for game fi sh around the world. by Norwegian to paint the hull of the Streimer said the most yourself back up,” Harvey said. and utilized his custom artwork “Individuals have to start newest and largest ship in their fl eet,” important concepts he learned Eric Streimer, sophomore for merchandise. understanding the basic message of said Harvey. “The larger-than-life from Harvey’s teachings were to business and administration Harvey began to travel the sustainability: you have to replace paintings of popular but endangered enjoy your career and success will major, attended the discussion and world to learn about the behavior and what you take,” he said. marine creatures in the Caribbean eventually come if you put the time said he was moved by Harvey’s activities of marine wildlife. In doing Harvey recently started the will heighten public awareness about and effort in the work. opening statement: “I am an artist so, he became an avid scuba diver Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, a marine life. The large-scale mural “His passion comes from loving and a researcher first, and then I and skilled underwater photographer. nonprofi t organization dedicated demonstrates the concern and respect what he does every day. He is a am a businessman.” He pioneered a technique of diving to funding leading scientists while that Norwegian, and I have for the testament to the saying, ‘If you enjoy “I realized that it was never and photographing free-swimming they develop strategies for sensible marine environment through which your career, you will never work a about making money for Harvey,” billfi sh. The observations he witnessed fi sheries management and educators. this ship will travel over the years.” day in your life,’” Streimer said. Streimer said. throughout his diving expeditions “The foundation ensures that Onboard Norwegian Escape, Harvey concluded his discussion Freshman marine biology major helped him create the vivid details in future generations can enjoy and Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation- with advice for students. Amy Anfi nrud also had a similar his paintings, which contribute to the benefi t from a naturally balanced produced documentaries about “Try everything and don’t give reaction to Harvey’s humility. popularity of his work. marine ecosystem where fi sh and endangered marine wildlife will air on up. Be strong. You have so many “I could see he was not after the NSU’s Oceanographic Center other wildlife fl ourish,” he said. the guest stateroom TVs so that guests more resources available to you today money or fame,” Anfi nrud said. “He and Harvey began their collaboration Harvey’s most recent project can be more educated on how they than I did, especially with social just wants to do what he loves.” 15 years ago to create the Guy Harvey was with Norwegian Cruise Line. can help with ocean conservation. media; just look at all the ways you Anfi nrud said she felt a personal Research Institute, an organization He created a design for Norwegian The ship is scheduled for its fi rst sail can get your message out there to the connection to Harvey. dedicated to scientifi c research Escape’s hull, which features an in October 2015. world,” Harvey said. “In today’s era, “I am passionate about the ocean, needed for effective conservation underwater scene of marine wildlife. “People ask me all the time if everyone has a natural ability to get I love doing science experiments, and of the world’s wild fi sh. Harvey is Norwegian’s newest ship is Harvey’s I ever get tired of painting and the things done — so do it.” I love photography. I hope to someday the 2014 Entrepreneur Hall of Fame largest canvas to date; 1,065 feet answer is always no. I’ve worked on be a marine science researcher and Honoree for his contributions to NSU. in length, his artwork spans from my art 10 hours each day, every day, photographer. I don’t care about how Harvey said he is a dedicated the hull to the aft and features two for as long as I can remember,” he

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By: Jessica Gonzalez affected his teaching style. “I came to NSU because it was Paul Arena, assistant a nice, small school,” Arena said. professor in the Farquhar College “I was never really comfortable of Arts and Sciences, was unsure at Rutgers and didn’t develop too of what career he wanted to many friends. It’s hard when you’re pursue until he was pushed in the sitting in a lecture hall of 400 direction of teaching. people. I was ready for that small While completing his master’s setting and the Oceanographic at NSU’s Oceanographic Center Center had that intimate feel. I and working as a lab assistant, very quickly fell in love with it, the several professors suggested he people, and the professors.” teach. However, at that time, he Arena now teaches second- wanted to pursue academia or work year biology, fi sh biology, the for the government. natural history of South Florida, Then, in a job interview to vertebrate zoology, a freshman work with the Palm Beach County sustainability seminar and an Department of Environmental Alaskan biodiversity fi eld course. Resources to manage artificial He recently spent 13 days in reef deployment and monitor Alaska this summer teaching the fi eld marine sites, the interviewer said course with seven students and traveled Arena should be a teacher and that there from July 11-23, exploring the world needed more teachers marine and terrestrial ecosystems. like him. “The great part about a fi eld “When he suggested it to me, course is when students get out I thought to myself ‘Well, this is there, they observe what they had going to be an easy decision then,’” previously learned fi rsthand and it FCaS.nOVa.EdU Paul Arena is an assistant professor in the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences. said Arena. has a greater impact,” Arena said. Arena became an adjunct “It helps them remember these having small classes with fi eld days “It allows them to ask questions in Association of Environmental professor at NSU, and, after things for a much longer time, and on Fridays. This gives his students class and participate in discussion.” Professionals. His goals are to completing his doctorate, a teaching I think it’s important to have that opportunities to be comfortable Not only is he an adviser teach a sustainability seminar one position coincidentally opened. personal experience along with the with him. for Nature Club and a member day and start an edible garden on Having attended knowledge previously gained. It “I try not to be intimidating of the Florida Association of NSU’s campus. undergraduate school at Rutgers makes students appreciate it more.” because that puts students off. I try Environmental Professionals, “I love coming to work,” University in New Jersey, Arena Arena tries to develop good to be as easygoing as possible so but he also works with NSU’s Arena said. “I wouldn’t have done feels his experiences as a student relationships with students by that they are comfortable,” he said. student chapter of the National anything else differently, for sure.” September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Features 7 a future Diary of... business leader By: Taylor Brown by developing life-saving, mind- was the only school I applied to as a correcting pharmaceuticals. business major. Taylor Brown is a senior Well, you can probably guess As a South Florida resident, marketing and business management what happened, as this isn’t titled I had witnessed the H. Wayne major. Her hobbies include archery and “Diary of a Future Psychiatrist.” Tasked Huizenga School of Business and volunteering for Special Olympics. She with fi nding and executing a capstone Entrepreneurship being built before is a part of the Razor’s Edge Leadership project by the end of my senior year, I its opening in 2004. My dad had said, Program and a member of Alpha took a hard look around the school. I “Huizenga and his friends are going Kappa Psi co-ed business fraternity, the realized something: there were many to put together a great school for American Marketing Association, and therapists and psychiatrists working business students.” the Entrepreneur’s Council. Her life there, but the business was failing. God kept that in my mind for philosophy is that she uses the gifts God Stuck in a cramped space fi lled to more than seven years for a reason. gave her to build others up, and she capacity, the school’s only source of With this memory probably somewhere hopes to elevate people from the grips revenue was tuition. in my mind, I did my research, and of hopelessness and show them God’s With this in mind, I started it turned out that NSU was the best love in the process. investigating how I could help the private business school in Florida for I’ve had fi ve internships. I’ve got school see ways it could prepare me, which suited my needs. that bit of being a student down. Diane for a capital campaign — a fancy I set out with a mission to Klein, assistant director of employer way of saying a huge fundraiser for use business to empower people relations and internships in the Offi ce of something expensive. Long story economically so that they may have Career Development jokes that I have a short, the school used my fi ndings the chance to grow spiritually. I mean, sleeping bag in her offi ce, and a standing and their own grit to fundraise enough who wants to hear about Jesus when weekly appointment, which is half true. money to get into its own freestanding they are starving? I’m not a pastor or My fi rst and my last internships were the building with amenities to support the a missionary, but I hope to use social most important; the fi rst was where God students and grow. entrepreneurship to show people God’s revealed to me what I should do, and the God showed me something love for them, while making lasting COURTESY OF T. bROwn last was where He showed me how. big here, and it is a lesson we all change in their lives. Taylor Brown aspires to be a business leader and lift others out of hopelessness. As a senior in high school, I should learn: play up your strengths. And this is where my last jumped into a competitive internship I might have had a successful career internship comes into play. The above innovate to help fi nd new opportunities may stay with this team and start my program in an effort to grow up as fast as a psychiatrist, but I can make the claims are fabulous to make but I’m businesses. Here is where I will learn entrepreneurial journey. as I could. I chose to intern for a school biggest contribution to society with my 21. What do I know? Through the ideation, innovation and execution I encourage everyone to get for children with disabilities, thinking business mind. connections I have in Alpha Kappa Psi, of products and services, make internships. Find what you love, your that would help me with my budding So now I knew I wanted to go I got the chance to work with a team connections to learn, and maybe passion, your purpose and play up career in psychiatry. Fascinated with to school for business. Trouble was, I of corporate entrepreneurs on my last someday start my own business. your strengths. the human mind, 17-year-old me had applied to all of the colleges as a internship summer 2014. Through God’s grace, upon thought she would save the world psychology major — all save NSU. It These brilliant individuals graduation from the business school, I Success Coaches’ Playbook Tips to help you prepare for midterms “Always have a pair of extra workout clothes in your By: Gabby Grant car. That way there are no excuses.”

Gabby Grant is an assistant director in the Offi ce of Undergraduate Student Success. Marcela Sandigo, associate director for programs at Campus Recreation, group exercise instructor and Midterms are right around the corner. Here are 10 tips to help you prepare. personal trainer 1. Make a Schedule. Look up times and dates of your upcoming midterms, write them down in your planner and set reminders in your smartphone.

2. Use “backwards planning.” Backwards planning is a system of working with the end in sight. Plan by always thinking ahead. For example, if you have a test in two weeks, ask Sustainability Tip yourself what are you doing each day from now until two weeks. Work on creating a study schedule that breaks down the material into sections and study in intervals. of the Week

3. Do not cram. Research shows cramming is ineffective. Instead, you should use a By: Leela Mansukhani system that spreads out your study hours over the course of a week. Can you cram running or going to the gym and fi nd positive results? The same concept works for studying. Hours spread over the course of time is more effective than many hours in one day. Where’s the grocery list? 4. Use old tests and assignments to assist in studying for each midterm. Make sure you are clear on areas that were confusing or problems or questions you missed previously. Are you the type of person who runs to Publix or Walmart 5. Create a study group. Study groups can help with procrastination and help you just to buy one thing? If so, you might want to spare yourself understand information more effi ciently while gaining different perspectives. In addition, and the environment that extra gas usage. Turning on your study groups can help develop new study skills, minimize test anxiety and expand your car and driving all the way to a store to pick up one thing professional network. uses gas you can save by being more organized. It’s also an unnecessary production of air pollution and increases the 6. Go to the Tutoring and Testing Center for tutoring assistance if needed. chance that in a few days you will do it again for whatever 7. Talk about the material. Writing and reading is the fi rst step, but discussing the you forgot to get. Try cutting down the number of trips you material helps comprehension and will stick in your memory. An old Latin proverb explains make for errands and condense all of your needs into a single this concept best: “By learning you will teach. By teaching you will understand.” list for each store in which you shop. Keeping lists for what 8. Meet with your faculty prior to the midterm to discuss any confusion about the you need from each store will prevent you from forgetting material or midterm format. things and allow you to decide when your list is big enough to warrant making a car trip. You will save money and reduce 9. Get some sleep and eat a good breakfast before taking morning midterms. your carbon footprint.

10. Each day during midterm week, fi nd a little time to take some deep breaths and relax. 8 Sports September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Athlete of the week: Katie Pyles By: Randa Djabri design. Her freshman year, she the MotherLode in Colorado. I was a member of the SSC Fall was playing professional Dana For sophomore Katie Pyles, Commissioner’s Honor Roll. She Camacho and I did really well volleyball was just a hobby when ranked seventh in the Sunshine against somebody I always looked she began playing in middle State Conference in assists and up to. I will never forget that.” school. But that changed her 17th in aces. She was also second freshman year of high school. on the team with 23 service aces, Do you have any special rituals “I really got into it and loved third with 166 digs and fifth with before games? it. I was in the gym and played 22 blocks. “I have to be sweating before everyday, and my coach said that Pyles hopes to pursue a we play.” I had the potential, so why not?” career playing professional indoor she said. volleyball overseas and, if that Who’s your favorite volleyball She played during all four doesn’t work, her plan B is to play player? years of high school in Heritage beach volleyball professionally. “Karch Kiraly.” High School in Denver, Colorado. I got the chance to sit down with During her high school volleyball Pyles and ask her a few questions. Did anyone is your family play career, she earned titles such as volleyball? Athlete of the Month, Outstanding What do you like about volleyball? “My mom played volleyball in Senior Female Athlete and “I like that it’s different. You can college but she was more into track.” COURTESY OF E. Canal Katie Pyles is a member of the NSU volleyball team. Regional All-Star, and her senior play it with two people or six people, season, Pyles averaged 8.3 assists indoor or outdoor, on grass or on the If you could travel anywhere in What was the time you were What kind of impact does your per set. She was also a member beach. Technically anywhere.” the world, where would you go? most proud of yourself? coach have on the team? of the Colorado Momentum “I would say New Zealand. I “The summer I made the “Enormous impact. She changed Volleyball Club. How do you describe yourself as heard a lot of cool things about it.” National Beach Team.” the entire system of how we play, how Pyles loved volleyball so a player? we stand and communicate with each much, she decided to leave “I’m very competitive. I If you could play another sport Do you think practice is harder other. Also the assistant coach works Colorado to play college always play with heart.” at NSU, what would it be? after losing? with us one-on-one. I’ve never had volleyball. Her dream became “Basketball” “Personally, I don’t think so. It pushes a coach that did that.” much easier once she found out What’s your most memorable me to do better for the next game and she could get scholarships. moment in volleyball? Who would play you in a movie gives me motivation.” Pyles eventually chose NSU “It was my first open based on your life? and is now majoring in graphic tournament in beach volleyball, “Jennifer Aniston.” SPoRtS too FIt to QuIt: guIdE to ShoRtS gRouP FItNESS cLaSSES Men’s Soccer The men’s soccer team returned to the winning col- whether you’re traveling or if you’re but effi cient workouts, can check umn with a 2-1 victory over the St. Thomas Bobcats. By: Randa Djabri in your dorm room or offi ce,” Davis out the neuromotor exercise classes said. “It doesn’t have to be here.” Tabata and Extreme Fitness. Both The RecPlex doesn’t just have Other classes include Aqua are indoor and outdoor classes that treadmills and elliptical trainers. It Boot Camp, an enhanced water incorporate group challenges and offers more than 20 group fi tness alternative to cardio that keeps one gymnastics. The classes include classes to satisfy students’ needs fresh and energized. Hip-Hop and 20-second moves with 10-second and schedules so they can work out Zumba classes are another fun way breaks in between, which are meant using the newest and trendiest ways to do cardio as they feature popular to train the heart and make it more out there. Plus, joining these group dance moves. effi cient by increasing the heart rate exercises is free for all NSU students. For a more intense approach during exercise and bringing it back Marcela Sandigo, associate to cardio, Turbokick is the right down during the breaks. director of programs at the Offi ce choice. It’s kickboxing taken Sharon Copeland, senior Women’s Soccer of Campus Recreation, explained to a whole new level. The class biology major, said the Extreme The women’s soccer team had an amazing 8-0 win that the classes are categorized into combines athletic moves, sports Fitness Class is one of her favorite over Florida Memorial, scoring 4 goals in each half. four different categories: cardio, drills and hip-hop. group exercise classes. resistance, fl exibility and neuromotor, Turbokick instructor Adele “It’s a class both beginners and also called interval training. Mirby said, “Students should expect experts can benefi t from. It’s only as “Different categories are a high-intensity cardio class with challenging as you make it. You can tell incorporated into the schedule to kickboxing moves integrated in it. It that the instructors really enjoy teaching give student the full workout so that combines athletic and dance moves the class and they do a great job at it’s not just one type of exercise,” with kickboxing.” keeping you motivated,” she said. she said. Resistance exercise doesn’t Sandigo encourages students to Cardio exercises raise the mean resistance to exercise. try out some of the classes because heart rate and keep it elevated for Resistance exercises have gained they’re not made for just for experts a certain period of time. They are popularity recently because they and professionals. also known as aerobic exercises. increase muscle strength, tone and “Instructors give modifi cations For students looking for this type of mass. Resistance exercise classes to diffi cult moves, an alternative Women’s Volleyball workout, there are many options to include Pilates, Ripped Arms and way or two to do the same move to The women’s volleyball team had their second win choose from. Abs, Butts and Gutts, and BOSU make sure everyone is comfortable of the Sunshine State Conference games against Spinning might just be right Pump. These sessions do just as with what they’re doing,” Sandigo Eckerd College 3-2. for those wanting to get the most they’re called, providing toning for said. of their cardio workouts. They can different body parts with a blend of A color-coordinated schedule embark on an original and energized coordination and balance exercises. of the classes is available online For more results, visit nsusharks.com cycling journey while listening to Don’t let stretching take a at rec.nova.edu/group-exercise- high-intensity music. back seat in your exercise routine. schedule.html. The new NSU Michael Davis, Spin and Tabata Flexibility workouts target all the RecPlex app for Apple and Android instructor, encourages students to muscle groups through stretching, also provides more on-the-go try out the workouts because of the and fi tness-based approaches to yoga access to all RecPlex activities. rewarding results. are offered in the Zynergy Yoga, “It’s fun. You can take these Yoga Sculpt and Power Yoga classes. For more results, visit nsusharks.com workouts with you everywhere, Those interested in less intense September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Sports 9 ON THE BENCH

Commentary by: Alyssa DiMaria A TRIBUTE TO DEREK JETER

The journey has ended and countless roles: team leader, fi ve- for much more than his skills in the disappointments, and has never Jeter once said, “God, I hope I the time has come for America’s time World Series champ and game. There’s also more to the man made an excuse for mistakes. He’s wear this jersey forever.” Although beloved captain to end his voyage. media celebrity. He hopes that than his looks and captivating green the type of person we genuinely like his time on the fi eld has come to an The New York Yankees said if they follow his example, they eyes. He has a special factor that no for his graciousness off the fi eld as end, he will always be grateful for farewell to their MVP shortstop and can overcome their struggles and other baseball player or even athlete much as on it. the opportunities he received. Jeter model of greatness, Derek Jeter. achieve something great — baseball has: respect. Not the respect he gets Most of us have our own may be folding away his jersey, During his celebrated 20- related or not. but the respect he gives and his unique catalogue of Jeter moments but in the hearts and minds of his year career, Jeter has always In our era, many professional respect for the game, its history, his that make him feel like a best friend fans, we will be wearing it forever. poured his heart onto the fi eld, athletes sink themselves into the fans, his opponents, his family and to us. We’ve been a part of his The number two will always be prepared meticulously and worked fi lth of controversy. They become himself. He played every game with journey for so long and have seen so imprinted on our souls, and, for this, relentlessly. His famous jersey representatives of their own grace and dignity. He was gracious much of him that we can’t help but we are beyond grateful. We give our number is worn on the backs of destruction. Yet, the captain has in defeat and humble in victory. admire him. farewells to a player who’s meant millions, and the sight of a pinned sailed above the fray and, for this, There’s a beauty to baseball. He never seemed overwhelmed, so much to so many for so long. He stripe uniform will now remind we celebrate his honorable attitude. It thrills us. It disappoints us. But yet he we was never really satisfi ed, has defi ned greatness in every way fans of the memories he has made Jeter isn’t notable because he it’s always there to be savored. either. When it was game time and it can be defi ned. on the diamond. is the greatest player in baseball Perhaps that’s the reason we have the night sky was dark and the From all your fans, good luck, Jeter is also a model for success history or even the greatest player fallen in love with Jeter. For 20 bright lights illuminated the fi eld, a Jeter. You will never be replaced. for others to emulate through his in Yankees history. He is idolized years, he has charmed us, with few true hero emerged. INtRamuRaL SoFtBaLL oN dEcK LEaguE PLay ScoRES WOMEN’S SOCCER vs. Barry University vs. Rollins College NSU Soccer Complex Winter Park, Florida Oct. 8, 4:30 p.m. Oct. 15, 4:30 p.m. Sept. 22: Challenge accepted vs. Ball Burnishers: 15-2 The Smooth Intubators vs. Phi Gam Slam: 24-3

Sept. 23: Palpation Temptation vs. AKPsi: 19-2 Phi Gam Slam vs. RxBI: 20-14

Sept. 25: Ball Burnishers vs. Softballz (PA): 9-3 MEN’S SOCCER vs. Barry University vs. Rollins College NSU Soccer Complex Winter Park, Florida Oct. 8, 7 p.m. Oct. 15, 7 p.m.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

vs. Barry University vs. University of Tampa FOLLOW US Miami, Florida NSU Arena Oct. 7, 7 p.m. Oct. 10, 7 p.m. @THECURRENTNSU MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING vs. Saint Leo University St. Leo, Florida Oct. 18, 1 p.m.

For more game information, visit nsusharks.com

September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Arts & Entertainment 11 cuRRENtLy cRuShINg oN KaREN o’S “cRuSh SoNgS” By: Nicole Cocuy to meaning, symbolizing the naive song establishes the background innocence and the temporary nature of the album’s story: a starry-eyed Karen O, edgy, punk rock of young love. girl who is blindly and blissfully goddess and lead singer of Yeah Yeah For example, “Sunset Sun” infatuated with a boy she just met. Yeahs, unexpectedly exposes her uses its short length to illustrate how Immediately afterwards, Karen sensitive side in her haunting, ethereal temporary the mourning period of a O’s notes gradually get sharper debut solo album “Crush Songs.” breakup is. In only two stanzas and and shorter in “Rapt,” “Visits” and Released earlier this month, a minute and 13 seconds, Karen O “Beast,” respectively. Her somber “Crush Songs” is an unconventional optimistically and metaphorically voice oozes with distress to depict love story. Karen O takes us on a compares a breakup to a sunset. The the hopelessness and confusion of a journey through the ups and downs sun sets on the relationship, bringing relationship gone sour. lbSTVmUSiC.COm of modern-day relationships. We a brief moment of pain and darkness. Her striking, dramatic vocals “Crush Songs” by Karen O is an enchanting collection of minute-long tracks that makes vicariously follow along as she Soon, after a period of introspection, passionately express the feelings sense what mystifi es everyone the most: love. vividly illustrates how it feels to fall the sun rises and she realizes that she associated with every stage of your in love, fail at love, fi nd new love wasn’t with “the one.” average millennial relationship that need my fi x cause you got me so talented musician relays a powerful and fall out of love. Karen O’s signature vocal we all can relate to. Rather than sick/I know/That I’m burning for message that everyone needs to hear The album consists of 15 acrobatics add a unique twist singing about love in an angsty, you.” Her smooth, carefree vocals with a cool sense of simplicity. simple, stripped down, acoustic to Yeah Yeah Yeah’s bold, fast- Taylor-Swift-past-relationship- and quirky lyrics are irresistible and “Crush Songs” is easily Karen songs that are each only about a paced, energetic sound. However, bashing kind of way, Karen O will make you catch the love bug. O’s greatest masterpiece. Granted, minute to two minutes long. In this in her solo album, her stripped- balances openness and sensitivity “Body,” featured near the the album is not as exciting and in- case, less is more. down, unaltered and distinctive with introspection and objectivity. end of the album, is a catchy, your-face as her work with Yeah Karen O sticks to the basics voice is in the foreground. “Day Go By,” an infectious anthemic track that is the moral to Yeah Yeahs, but her versatility and — unedited tracks featuring just Throughout the album, her voice little melody, perfectly epitomizes the album’s story. After minute- angelic vulnerability prove that she her playful, growling vocals and a seamlessly transforms from pained, lovesickness. Karen O describes all long tales of new love and lost is not just a singer in a band. Rather, guitar — and uncovers a sense of emotionally-charged cries to gentle, of the symptoms associated with a love, Karen O tells it like it is: “If she is a one-of-a-kind, powerful authenticity and vulnerability. The sweet, melodious croons. new crush: “Day break can’t wait you love somebody, anybody/There vocalist with eccentric style and length of the songs doesn’t hinder The album opens up with for the night to fall/Can’t sleep I’m will always be someone else/So limitless potential. the album’s depth. Rather, the terse “Ooo,” a romantic, idyllic song wasted, wasted/Can’t sleep make make it right for yourself.” In this simplicity of the tracks contributes that sounds like a lullaby. This it to the dawn/ By the way/I really motivational track, the wise and 12 Arts & Entertainment September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu FaLL 2014 ShoWS oN thE cW his ever-sarcastic and all-around-good- “Reign” By: Michelle Rushefsky guy personality. Sam Winchester, “Reign” is one of my favorite This fall, The CW is the place played by the equally hunky Jared shows because it’s got everything that to get your entertainment fi x. The Padalecki, has fi nally set some ground makes a show worth watching: hot network has stepped up its game rules and boundaries for himself and guys, gorgeous women, intrigue, with fantastic returning shows and Dean, so I can’t wait to see how they sex, betrayal, war, knights in armor highly anticipated spin-offs. Come deal with that restriction. Castiel, and royals. Taking place during the October, the entertainment will be played by Misha Collins, has lost his 1500s, “Reign” documents the life overwhelming. Here’s a recap of “angel juice,” but he still appears to of Mary, Queen of Scots, played by where your favorite shows left off be trying to help Dean piece his soul Adelaide Kane, during her stay at the COURTESY OF TVEQUalS.COm and what we’re looking forward to The Winchester brothers return for the 10th season of “Supernatural.” back together. It seems Oct. 7 is a French court. Drama strikes when in the fall. big night for The CW, because this Mary comes back to the French court Caution: Spoiler alerts ahead. show’s new season premieres at 9 after spending time in a convent, Do not continue reading if you have p.m., right after “Flash.” and she clashes with the conniving been living under a rock for the last Queen Catherine De Medici over her year and haven’t caught up with “The Vampire Diaries” arranged marriage to her son Francis, these shows. Ready for some more Elena the heir to the French throne played (Nina Dobrev), Stefan (Paul Wesley) by Tobey Regbo. The show portrays “Arrow” and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) drama? a heart-rending love triangle: This show, based on the DC While the last season became a little the drawn-out process of Mary’s Comics character Green Arrow, is too unrealistically dramatic and the marriage to Francis and her affair probably the best one on The CW. COURTESY OF SCREEnCRUSh.COm Elena-Katherine travelers/passengers with Sebastian, King Henry II’s Slade, played by Manu Bennett, Oliver continues to fi ght crime in the new season of “Arrow.” storyline was enough for me to illegitimate son and Francis’ older is finally defeated, and Oliver, “Arrow” premieres Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. and “Flash” in the pilot episode, which consistently change the channel, a part half-brother, played by Torrence played by Stephen Amell, has I cannot wait for. Tune in when it of me is curious to see the next chapter Coombs. Having feelings for both, finally told Felicity, played by “Flash” premieres on Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. in Elena’s life. Does it include Damon? she is often torn between her love Emily Bett Rickards, that he loves Because of “Arrow’s” success, Maybe Stefan? I don’t think the next and duty to her country. All these her. Now, we’re watching to find producers felt another superhero “Supernatural” chapter is an end to the mind-numbing events are shadowed by paganism out if “Olicity” is a go. We’ll see show might have a shot. This Beginning its 10th season this fall, and overdone love triangle, but the new and a gruesome, bloodthirsty force how the Diggle-Felicity-Oliver spin-off features Flash/Berry Allen, the show’s Winchester brothers have season will start up after the tragic loss known as The Darkness. Season one dynamics change as Olicity’s played by Grant Gustin, a scientist in a lot of monsters to hunt and a lot of of Damon, and I’m curious to see how ended with Francis on the throne relationship hopefully heats up. “Arrow” who got struck by lightning family drama to contend with, because Elena will deal with it. Maybe she will and one of Mary’s ladies-in-waiting, Most importantly, keep your eyes in an experiment. Instead of dying, these two are so co-dependent that sleep with his brother again. Watch out Lola, giving birth to his child in peeled for the new villains of the like most people would have, he fell they are borderline obsessed with each for returning characters like Alaric, a cottage close to the castle, as the season; part of what makes this into a coma that eventually changed other. Dean Winchester, played by the played by Matthew Davis, who prove plague takes over the kingdom. show so fantastic is phenomenal his body chemistry. Flash/Allen is hunky Jensen Ackles, is now a demon. no one ever stays dead in this show. The Tune in to fi nd out how the marriage villains that are worthy of now the fastest man on the planet. Go I say fi nally because that boy has been new season of “The Vampire Diaries” will survive when the new season defeat by a hero/vigilante like fi gure. Apparently, there will be many sent to hell more times than anyone can premieres Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. premieres Oct. 2 at 9 p.m. The Arrow. The new season of crossover moments between “Arrow” remember. We shall see how this affects LIBRARY BOOTCAMP Be all you can be! Strengthen your library research skills October: 6 – Biology intelligence 12:10 p.m.-12:50 p.m. & 7:10 p.m. -7:50 p.m. Alvin Sherman Library Lab B 22 – Strengthening your library skills 12:10 p.m. -12:50 p.m. Knight Auditorium in DeSantis Building 7:10 p.m. - 7:50 p.m. Alvin Sherman Library Lab B All sessions will also be held Online (Blackboard Collaborate) nova.campusguides.com/bootcamp

A joint-use facility between Nova Southeastern University and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Arts & Entertainment 13 10 Celebrities Who Fight for a Cause By: Destinee A. Hughes Celebrities are constantly in the limelight signing autographs, making appearances, endorsing companies and more. While most celebrities are busy benefiting themselves, others are focusing on others’ well-being. Many celebrities are involving themselves in charities and organizations that help bring awareness to certain issues involving, poverty, domestic violence, rape and other important causes. Here is a list of 10 celebrities who are making a huge impact in today’s world.

COURTESY OF pedaids.org COURTESY OF trendymen.ru Alicia Keys Alicia Keys co-founded Keep a Child Alive. Bono fights poverty in Africa. This Grammy-Award winning singer has been an active advocate for AIDS and HIV for more than a decade. She co-founded an organization named Keep a Child Alive and has raised millions of dollars to provide medicine and care for AIDS patients in India and Africa. Her organization provides easy access to HIV treatment in impoverished communities. Keys even said in an article in CNN.com, “Helping keep a child or mother or father or brother or sister alive means turning the worst epidemic of our lifetime into the greatest victory of our generation.” COURTESY OF brothersoft.com COURTESY OF therenewableplanet.com Pierce Brosnan is an advocate for environmental issues. Matt Damon cofounded Water.org. Bono This lead singer of the popular rock band U2 has his hands dipped in many different organizations throughout the world. Bono focuses on persuading governments to fight poverty. According to CEO World Magazine, his efforts have helped more than 7.5 million people with AIDS in Africa, and malaria has been cut by 75 percent in eight African countries since 2000. DATA, another organization founded by Bono, also works to eradicate extreme poverty and AIDS in Africa. DATA works closely with celebrities and the media to help raise public awareness about the COURTESY OF spletnik.ru COURTESY OF dailymail.co.uk issues in Africa. Charlize Theron founded the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Program. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie bring awareness to various charities.

Charlize Theron from equality. named “Trust,” which tells the story for their relentless activism in gas facility from being built off Charlize Theron founded the of how a 14-year-old girl was lured helping some of the world’s most the coast of Malibu in 2006. Both Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Lady Gaga and raped by a pedophile. troubled causes. Angelina Jolie Brosnan and Smith have received Program in 2007 to help Africa’s Though Lady Gaga is widely is active in bringing awareness many acknowledgements for their youth fight HIV/AIDS. Theron is known for her outrageous costumes, Oprah Winfrey to refugee camps in Cambodia, involvement in world issues. The also an ambassador for the United catchy songs and controversial Oprah Winfrey is one of the Thailand, Sierra Leone and Darfur. Environmental Media Association Nations and an active leader in the lyrics, she is also known for her most well-known philanthropists She was even appointed as Special and Women In Film have both Stop Rape Now campaign. This activism in gay and lesbian rights. In of our age. Winfrey has used Envoy of UN High Commissioner presented them with humanitarian campaign helps to prevent the use of 2010, she took on Don’t Ask, Don’t her fame to help promote life- for refugees. She has also focused awards for their hard work and rape as a tactic of war and responds Tell and requested that her fans changing causes throughout on major crises regarding mass dedication to important causes. to survivors needs. She is also highly contact elected officials to encourage the world. Being a victim of population displacements. active in supporting the legalization them to repeal the law. She even child abuse herself, Winfrey Brad Pitt, former bad Matt Damon of gay marriage and refuses to get raised awareness when she had a understands the difficulties many boy, has also been involved in Matt Damon is the co-founder married until same-sex marriages are gay retired military officer escort young women go through growing bringing awareness to charitable of Water.org, an organization whose legal in the U.S. Finally, Theron is her down the red carpet at the MTV up. Focusing mainly on charities organizations. Pitt has participated goal is for the whole world to have a supporter of animal rights and an Video Music Awards. and organizations to help end in Bono’s ONE campaign, which access to clean water and sanitation. active member of PETA; she even violence toward women, Winfrey seeks to end extreme poverty and Damon became aware of the issue on posed nude for an anti-fur campaign. David Schwimmer has established Leadership preventable diseases particularly a trip to Zambia while observing the David Schwimmer, a friendly Academy for Girls to help nurture in Africa. arduous task locals had to undertake Daniel Craig face we are all familiar with from and educate South African girls to get clean drinking water. Since Known for his role as the the popular sitcom “Friends,” is from improvised backgrounds and Pierce Brosnan then, he’s made it his mission to infamous James Bond, Daniel highly involved in woman’s rights. mold them into future leaders. Besides being an incredibly raise awareness about the need to Craig avidly shows his support for Schwimmer is an avid campaigner Winfrey also founded Oprah’s handsome award-winning actor bring clean water and sanitation to women’s human rights and equality. for victims of rape. He current sits on Angel Network in 1998, which and producer Pierce Brosnan is countries around the world. Damon On March 11, International Women’s the board of The Rape Foundation in assists low-income communities also a passionate advocate for is proving that he is heroic on and off Day, Craig was featured in a short Santa Monica and has been involved and provides educational environmental issues. Brosnan the screen. film titled “Are We Equal?” where in educational campaigns against initiatives. She also donated $10 and his wife Keeley Shaye Smith he began the film as James Bond, date rape drugs. He is so passionate million to help rebuild homes after have been involved in numerous a character known for seducing about raising awareness about rape the devastation of Hurricane Katrina campaigns for mammal and women, and ended the film in because he’s had two girlfriends in 2005. wetland protection and clean drag. The film raised awareness on who were victims of sexual abuse, air and water campaigns. The how women’s rights are extremely and one was also a date-rape victim. Brangelina environmental couple was also violated and how we are still very far He also produced and directed a film This famous couple is known highly active in stopping a natural 14 Opinions September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Interracial couples deserve respect

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Interracial couples prove that love doesn’t discrimniate.

By: Destinee A. Hughes YouTube even disabled comments placing themselves in groups on the video because the posts were competing for superiority. When is Interracial relationships are, so incredibly disrespectful. There society going to realize that we are without a doubt, one of the most was such a monumental amount of all the same? The only thing that beautiful types of relationships backlash that the commercial was makes us different is our inability in the world. Part of their beauty, actually temporarily pulled off the air to see people for who they truly are: obviously, radiates from their for a while. It’s absolutely sickening humans, beautiful soul-dwelling physical appearance, but what is that in today’s society, instead of bodies capable of loving in its even more riveting is the openness acknowledging and accepting love in purest form. they represent. People who date all forms, people would rather focus While many people are busy interracially understand what some on the trivial difference of color. hating interracial relationships, people don’t: that love has no color. Another revolting incident others are basking in their For centuries, the stigma of was when Danielle Watts, a black greatness. Celebrity couples like dating outside our race has haunted actress who starred in “Django Halle Berry and Oliver Martinez, and hindered us in more ways Unchained,” was detained for Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes, than one. Race has been a big kissing her white husband in public. and Zoe Saldana and Marco Perego issue in America for a very long Reportedly, an onlooker called the have all done a wonderful job in time. Because many people aren’t cops saying a white male was with making these unions more public. comfortable with seeing mixed a black prostitute. Prostitute? Is it Seeing celebrity couples marry couples, they feel it’s necessary to that unfathomable to see a white man and start families is absolutely voice their hateful comments. For with a black woman affectionately gratifying and heartwarming. instance, during the 2013 Super being intimate in public that the only The more society is exposed to Bowl, General Mills released a way to understand their relationship the idea of interracial relationships, Cheerios commercial featuring a is to assume that it’s a business deal? the more acceptable it will become. biracial child, with a white mother This issue society has with Decades ago, it was highly and black father. Though this interracial couples, ironically, has uncommon to see a couple from seemingly innocent commercial was nothing to do with skin color. The different racial backgrounds in merely trying to market its cereal in issue is the conditioned mentality a relationship. Today, people are a way that reflects today’s society, to reject and hate anything that witnessing the change but are still many close-minded people were isn’t traditional or that we don’t uncomfortable with the idea. In highly offended by the public display understand. The obsession with the future, with the embracing of of interracial love. This commercial labeling people by their age, weight, our melting pot and a shift in our drew so many racist comments class, religion and color has caused mentality, interracial relationships on the Internet, it was repugnant. people to separate themselves, will become the new norm.

Contact us for more information (954) 262-8455 [email protected] September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Opinions 15 FINdINg WaNdERLuSt aLL BummEd out wasn’t a positive message. Minaj isn’t By: Jazmyn Brown By: Nick Mashburn Pack a suitcase with enough clothes, all that different. Although miles, doing any good playing off what men money and other essentials for a few generations, worldviews, cultures Media has the power to shape want to degrade those who don’t have I know what you were thinking days; go to the airport; buy a ticket on and race separate us, we have more what’s socially acceptable. Body image it. Respecting only women with junk when you read the title: “What the the cheapest, soonest-departing fl ight in common than most people realize. is one thing that doesn’t escape this fact. in the trunk is not respecting women heck is ‘wanderlust,’ and what does it to anywhere; and go. When you see the world for The resurgence of butt-obsession has in general. It’s utilizing an already even mean?” The important thing is that you yourself, you’ll fi nd that — contrary the opposite effect that’s intended. It’s over-sexualized industry to propagate Wanderlust — pronounced travel. Traveling can prove benefi cial to what is portrayed in the news — one thing to embrace one’s natural or an image that just isn’t realistic: all vahnderloost, for all of you in numerous ways. For one, you’ve people are generally kind and happy. surgically achieved body type, but it’s attractive women must have a tiny waist pronunciation sticklers — is a got the all-too-often heard notion that You’ll fi nd that most everyone is an entirely different thing to put down and a big butt. German word used to describe an traveling abroad will help you “fi nd looking for the same things in life: women because their butt size isn’t Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea intense desire to travel. Many liken yourself.” Despite the clichéd nature love, success, safety and the like. ideal. And what’s ideal isn’t even based have hopped on the butt-train as well. it to another German word, fernweh, of this phrase, there’s a lot of truth to Take the time to forget the stereotypes on what women like; it’s based on what The artists’ video for “Booty” consists which means “farsickness” or “the it. Travel exposes you to things that and develop your own impression men fi nd appealing. of them showing off their “assets,” longing for far-off places.” Basically, you would have otherwise never been of a culture; you may fi nd yourself “All About That Bass” sung and it has more than likely broken the it’s the desire to travel — a lot. exposed to: social issues like human delightfully surprised. by Meghan Trainor isn’t just about record for number of bums in a music It’s probably safe to say that traffi cking, lifestyles completely Traveling abroad is essential accepting curves and sexuality. The video. The song itself isn’t derogatory the majority of us have the desire to different from your own, or even to developing an understanding of overtone and vibe I get from the song is like the others, but it defi nitely shows travel, right? That desire, in essence, a plate of some of the weirdest- the world and what lies beyond the that if you don’t have a large posterior or preference for those with “a big fat is wanderlust. With this in mind, have looking food you’ve ever seen that “four walls” of our lives here in South curves in general, men won’t want you. booty.” The underlying message of you given any thought to where you’d you could swear just winked at you. Florida. Don’t get me wrong: South Instead of singing “Boys like a little the song is that in order to be sexy, like to go? Most of us would probably These experiences allow you to learn Florida is a melting pot, and you more booty to hold at night,” she might you have to have more than a little say places like Venice, Rome, Paris things about yourself that you could can still experience many different as well sing “Real men like curves. meat on your bones. Beautiful is now or New York and would truly plan on not learn any other way. There’s irony cultures here, but it really isn’t the Only dogs go for bones.” Shaming only “booty-ful.” going there at some point. Something in the fact that by getting lost in the same. However, you can only truly those of us without ideal curves is not Degrading others based on the way that we often forget, and rarely act world, you can actually fi nd yourself. experience a culture by going to its accepting one’s body. You can’t say they look is offensive, especially when upon, is the fact that time is fl eeting. As Maya Angelou said, “Perhaps home, be it a bustling metropolis, you’re standing up for your curves and it’s women who take men’s preferences Before you know it, you’ve graduated travel cannot prevent bigotry, but a quaint village in the mountains, then put another group of people down into account and make being thin with your Ph.D. in biomedical by demonstrating that all peoples or somewhere in between, and in the process just because they don’t fi t something negative. One specifi c body engineering — or whatever people cry, laugh, eat, worry and die, it can enveloping yourself in it. within your description of “bass.” type isn’t the most ideal. The movement are studying nowadays — and you’ve introduce the idea that if we try and Traveling is important to The music video for Nicki Minaj’s of women’s acceptance of their bodies begun your career; you’ve entered a understand each other, we may even developing oneself and becoming a “Anaconda,” featuring countless bare should not mean that those who were point when life just seems to happen, become friends.” more cultured, well-rounded member rears, is much the same. The lyrics “My once typically shamed for having and you fi nd yourself out of time to Traveling allows us to gain of society. Wherever it is that you anaconda don’t want none unless you curves are now shaming another image. travel — to experience wanderlust. some perspective on the world and decide to visit — Italy, Croatia, got buns, hun,” implies that women Uniqueness is what makes beauty, not Right now, while you’re in open our minds to new cultures and France or elsewhere — go now. Time without a little chunk are not desirable conformity to a specifi c shape because college and haven’t settled into a new ways of life. When people opens is fl eeting, so grab ahold of it and to men. As the women in the video we aren’t cookie-cutter sex objects. No career, you have more freedom than themselves up to these experiences, see the world. Channel your inner show off their glorious rumps, Minaj one should be shamed for the way their you’ll have for a long time, until they come to the realization that wanderlust; it’s there, waiting to be tells “skinny” women to go screw body naturally is; women are so much retirement, for most. Grab ahold of it. we, as a global community, are not brought out. themselves. Last time I checked that more than that. 16 September 30, 2014 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Help Wanted

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