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Music Takes Action Ferris State University Lupe Fiasco, St 1 www.fsutorch.com Single Issue Free, Additional Copies 50 Cents Week of April 27 - May 3, 2016 Music Takes Action Ferris State University Lupe Fiasco, St. Lucia rock TORCH North Quad Truth, fairness and Jonny Parshall at SXSW, Coachella and Jimmy Kimmel Live. accuracy since 1931 The biggest draw by far was Torch Reporter Lupe Fiasco. The Grammy-award winning hip hop artist played an Ferris State’s first-ever Music Takes Action array of radio favorites including event kicked off on the warm, sunny afternoon “Kick, Push,” “Battle Scars,” “Su- of Saturday, April 23, amidst staggering crowd perstar,” and “Hip Hop Saved My Life.” numbers. His connection with the audience with con- An estimated 3,000 students and specta- tests and gimmicks between songs kept fans tors gathered outside Ferris’ University Center engaged into the early evening. He gave a to watch international touring acts Lupe Fias- shout-out to recently-deceased recording co and St. Lucia perform, with local favorites artist Prince, as well as to police officers The Matchstrikes and Oshea as opening per- on duty at the event. formers. “I thought it was awesome,” The free event, which replaced the univer- said Ferris construction man- sity’s annual Ferris Fest, serves as a benefit agement junior Paul Haney, a for Musicians on Call—a nonprofit organization big fan of Lupe Fiasco. that provides recordings and products for in- “It was the cool,” firmed fans otherwise unable to access music. said Kendall alum- Fans cited this year’s Music Takes Action nus Jaron Love, in (MTA) as a huge comeback in comparison to reference to the last year’s Ferris Fest which was moved inside title of Lupe’s and featured lesser-known headlining acts. 2007 al- “It was the best performance at FSU since bum. 2008,” said Ferris alumnus Nefeteria Love. Fine weather blessed the concert, with at- tendees arriving early for the 2 p.m. festival. Opening on second stage included Big Rap- ids folk rock duo The Matchstrikes, as well as Detroit rapper and Ferris student Oshea. South African-born synthpop musician St. Lucia and his band picked things up on the headlining stage. His set carried audience members through such danceworthy tracks as “Help Me Run Away” and “Dancing on Glass.” His performance at MTA follows recent stints Photo by: Katie Tobak | Photographer Students gathered in the North Quad to enjoy the warm weather while internationally recognized artisits Lupe Fiasco and St. Lucia took the stage. like us on Follow us on ADD US ON watch us on Read articles Connect with us ... facebook AT twitter SNAPCHAT youtube online at Ferris State Torch @fsutorch fsutorch15 FSU torch www.fsutorch.com 2 2 News Week of April 27 - May 3, 2016 Ferris State Torch “The game is overall full of laughter, Angela Graf smiles and just us having fun togeth- News Editor er raising money for a good cause.” - Drew Cushingberry NEWS [email protected] See below for story A night for everyone Megan Hiler Torch Reporter The White team of the Area 5 Big Rapids Bulldogs won 64-59 in a nail biter against the Red team on Thursday night in Wink Arena. The Heart to Heart, Hand in Hand event, which was put on in col- laboration with the sports communication registered student orga- nization (RSO) and the Ferris sports communication class, COMM 389, raised a whopping $1,450 for the Mecosta and Osceola county Special Olympics. Bulldog student-athletes and fans were all in at- tendance to cheer on the teams that were made up of men’s and women’s basketball players and Special Olympic athletes. Kim Kenyon, 31, of Big Rapids had 16 points for the White team in addition to singing the Star Spangled Banner. “It was good to have everyone clap for me after the national an- them then play basketball,” Kenyon said. Josh Bielman, 25, of Chippewa Lake also enjoyed his time playing for the White team. “I had fun,” Bielman said. “My favorite part was playing on the Ferris court with the players.” In addition to the game, there was a slam-dunk contest, a three- point competition and musical chairs. Slam-dunk champion and sophomore point-guard Drew Cushingberry of Romeo sees the event as an opportunity to give back. “It’s an unbelievable feeling; this is my second year doing this,” Cushingberry said. “Most of the Special Olympic players are at every one of our home games cheering us on, so to give back and play in this game with them is really something special. We all love basket- ball and that’s what brings us together out there.” Pat Rosales, the area director of the Area 5 Special Olympics, was pleased with how the night turned out. “They love it. This means everything to them,” Rosales said. “They love the Ferris athletes and mingling with them. Next week they will be asking when they can do it again.” In addition to basketball, the Area 5 Special Olympics offers other sports such as aquatics, bocce, bowling, golf, poly hockey, snow- shoes, volleyball, track and horseshoes. The night ended with a standing ovation for the athletes and a big check. Photo by: Katie Tobak | Photographer “The game is overall full of laughter, smiles and just us having fun Ferris freshman point guard Greg Williams took part in the Heart to Heart, Hand in Hand basketball event to raise money for the together raising money for a good cause,” Cushingberry said. Mecosta and Osceola county Special Olympics. Ferris parking woes New construction and more students could lead to more crowded parking Nick Vander Wulp never parking problems like there is here ing, but not limited to, lot maintenance,” new projects and residence halls, the at Ferris. I’m from Kalamazoo, so I go said Department of Public Safety (DPS) university is still in the planning stage for Torch Reporter to Western a lot and I also visit Central. office supervisor June Swanson. parking,” said Borkovich. “I think the new There’s definitely not the far distance According to Swanson, parking per- residence hall that may go in the north- Parking at Ferris for hall residents and walks like here to get your car.” mit revenue for 2014-15 was $574,653. east part of the campus will target fresh- commuters alike is a source of frustra- The number of commuter parking The amount of revenue from parking men, and we try to anticipate how many tion and a problem that could get bigger. passes and campus apartment passes violations from 2012 to 2015 has re- of them will have vehicles. The number New construction at the West Cam- has risen steadily. Over the past three mained relatively steady, from $247,737 is usually around 70 percent. Now that pus Apartments is to be completed this years, Ferris has recorded 3,610 com- in 2012-13, $268,903 in 2013-14 and we have a shuttle service on campus, the summer, and this will bring more people muter passes and 577 campus apart- $230,166 in 2014-15. number of vehicles on campus for these living on campus and their cars. Another ment passes in 2012-13, 3,629 and Some budget items for lot mainte- first-year students could change.” planned project to build a residence hall 639 in 2013-14 and 3,779 and 679 in nance include striping, lighting, snow re- So far this academic year, DPS has in the northeast part of Ferris State’s 2014-15. moval, resurfacing, signage and security. issued over $100,000 worth of parking campus could bring more crowded park- The number of those registering cars DPS director Bruce Borkovich said in violations on campus. ing conditions. living in residence halls has fallen from the next few years Ferris State will be im- Parking violations range from $10 for Ferris political science sophomore 2,109 registering a residence vehicle in plementing plans to expand parking. The meter violations to $20 for most other Sean Conklin said while it’s not as ex- 2012-13, 2,002 in 2013-14 and 1,791 new residence hall planned in the north- parking violations and the fine increases pensive to park at Ferris as other univer- residence hall parking permits issued in east part of campus will most likely result by $5 after five days. Unauthorized park- sities in Michigan, he thinks parking is 2014-15. in expanded parking, and other plans are ing in a handicapped space is $100. too spread out for students who have to “Revenues from both permits and in the works to expand the parking near carry equipment to and from their cars. parking fines go into the General Fund for the recreation center. “When I go to other schools, there’s the university operating expenses includ- “Regarding the spaces needed for 3 News 3 Ferris State Torch Week of April 27 - May 3, 2016 Trouble at the Torch A roundup of this week’s crime at Ferris State University NEWS BRIEFS Angela Graf By Angela Graf, News Editor Switcheroo Seriously, shut up April 19, 10:10 p.m., officers News Editor Suspicious situation April 17, 1:45 a.m., officers stopped a vehicle on State Street April 13, 1:20 a.m., officers in- received a report of a loud party at for expired plates. The plates were vestigated a suspicious situation in the West Campus Apartments. One not registered to the vehicle and Commencement schedule Lot 4. Two students were referred student received an MIP and was the driver was ticketed for improper Friday, May 6 to the Office of Student Conduct referred to the Office of Student plates.
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