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They are being reinstated at ing for women who want to be a UTA after several years of part of something new, as well as be a leader in the organization. suspension. “They will be recruiting at a 3.0 GPA, so they’re looking for student leaders,” Vincent said. BY JOCELYN HERNANDEZ The Shorthorn staff Vincent said Delta Zeta is re- cruiting at a high GPA to ensure they are recruiting the strongest This fall, UTA will be welcom- women for the chapter. ing back three previously sus- “These women who join will pended sorority and fraternity have such an opportunity to start chapters: Delta Zeta, Zeta Phi new traditions,” Vincent said. Beta Sorority, Inc. and Kappa Vincent said she wants every- Alpha Psi Fraternity. one to view the chapter as new and said her goal is to welcome Delta Zeta with open arms and Delta Zeta Sorority support. This fall, Delta Zeta sorority will be back at the university after being suspended since January Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, 2014. “None of the women that were Inc. involved before will be involved Another sorority chapter com- in it this time, so that’s something ing back this fall semester is Zeta that’s really important and differ- Phi Beta. ent,” said Kelli Vincent, Fraterni- According to a document ty and Sorority assistant director. When recruiting, Vincent said FSL continues on page 4 Delta Zeta members will be look-

FINANCIAL AID 13 out of 167 Terry Scholars choose UTA The Shorthorn: Shay Cohen Freshmen who recieve the Balloon pilots ignite their burners Aug. 28 at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie. The festival, which features hot air balloon TERRY SCHOLARS: demonstrations, carnival activities and live entertainment, will be touring around Texas until the end of October. scholarship have 100 percent of their tuition covered. Jeanne Bandelaria, Allen, psychol- og y. Vivian Dang, Arlington, nursing. BY SAMANTHA DOUTY NORTH TEXAS The Shorthorn staff Garrett Davidson, Waxahachie, biol- ogy/pre-med. Luis Flores, San Juan, computer Classes and a degree aren’t the engineering. Former UTA president only reason Terry Scholars go to Boyu Han, New Caney, nursing. college. The opportunity to better Bailey Jones, Burleson, English. the community and improve as Theodore Mays, Arlington, computer leaders is an incentive. engineering. There are 13 colleges that Gunnar Patterson, Normangee, heads back to North Texas recipients can attend as Terry nursing. Sarah Pavlik, Flower Mound, busi- experience and relationships I have Scholars in Texas. This year, 13 James Spaniolo will lead the out of 167 freshman Terry Schol- ness. North Texas Commission in from my years as president of UT Dani Quaye, Kennedale, biology. Arlington build on the experience ars chose to attend UTA. Since being added to the af- Elizabeth Thari, North Richland Hills, October. and relationships I have from my nursing. filiated university list in 2015, 33 years as president of UT Arlington.” Dakotah Van Huss, Waxahachie, civil Terry Scholars have chosen to at- BY MADELYN EDWARDS Spaniolo saw much progress engineering. The Shorthorn staff tend UTA. Of those 33 students, at UTA during his nine years of Jose Vega, Fort Worth, architecture. Former University President presidency. He began his term as a 29 are freshmen and 4 are trans- Source: uta.edu James Spaniolo is returning to the stranger to Texas and had worked fer students, said William Gunn, place that has his heart. mostly in Michigan. Structures that director for University College Programs, Communication and Spaniolo accepted the position define UTA today, such as the Engi- about sitting at home making Testing Services. of president and CEO of the North neering Research Building, Smart straight A’s, but going out and The Terry Foundation Schol- Texas Commission, a 45-year-old Hospital and the College Park Cen- investing in the community. arship, established in 1986, is nonprofit that addresses regional is- Spaniolo said in an email. “The ter, were built in his time. “We have this incredible schol- given to students who show sues and unites area businesses and opportunity to serve as president Some of the university commu- arship that we don’t have to go strong leadership ability and fi- institutions. Earlier this month, the and CEO of the North Texas Com- nity said Spaniolo served as their out and break our backs and nancial need. Commission’s Executive Committee mission is a wonderful opportunity inspiration as they celebrated his work after school,” Creevey said. picked Spaniolo for the job. for me to serve the region I care legacy with a tear-jerking retire- Angelica Creevey, nursing “I really missed North Texas,” about so much and to build on the sophomore and 2015 Terry Schol- SCHOLAR continues on page 5 SPANIOLO continues on page 5 ar, said being a Terry Scholar isn’t Page 2 THE SHORTHORN Wednesday,August 31, 2016 IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Here are the top five stories from online this week. Check out the rest at www.theshorthorn.com.

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UT Board of Regents Vandalized Lost water costs UTA anthropology This lemonade stand approves budget for restrooms, repairs money, wastes professor publishes means business her first book fiscal year 2017 to cost $200 valuable resources In the shade of a blue As fossil fuel supplies Assistant anthropology The newly approved UT The newly approved tent, there is a booth dwindle confl icts ensue. professor Amy UT System’s operating welcoming students System’s operating budget The next resource on the Speier chronicles the budget will be invested in walking by with free will be invested in academic edge of extinction: water. experiences of infertile academic support, clinical lemonade, cookies and support, clinical care and Texas residents in couples seeking help care and research. water. research. drought-prone areas abroad in her fi rst Thursday, the UT The College Thursday, the UT should conserve their book, Fertility Holidays: System Board of Regents of Business is hosting System Board of Regents water, especially in IVF Tourism and the approved an operating a lemonade stand approved an operating budget Arlington which has a Reproduction of budget of $17.9 billion for the fi rst time as a of $17.9 billion for fi scal year growing population, said Whiteness. for fi scal year 2017, a Maverick Stampede 2017, a 5.4 percent, or $1 Nick Fang, civil engineer Speier spent 5.4 percent, or $1 billion event, the kickoff to the billion increase, from last assistant professor. But, two summers observing increase, from last year. fall academic year. The year. This is the allotted it’s not just about people and interviewing North This is the allotted budget event will be hosted budget for UT System’s eight leaving the faucet on too American couples as they for UT System’s eight until Thursday outside academic institutions and six long. Arlington residents visited a Czech Republic academic institutions and the College of Business health institutions. can lose water through in vitro fertilization six health institutions. Building. leaky pipes without (IVF) clinic to receive knowing it. treatment, she said.

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METROPLEX Architecture students plan airport development Dallas Executive Airport asked UTA’s Institute of bers before going on to city of- ficials. Urban Studies for help. “We should enhance and bring economic prosperity to BY TAYLOR FERGUSON the area,” Zandiatashbar said. The Shorthorn staff By developing the area, Zandiatashbar said the airport Bad traffic and noise come can attract more business. He to mind when thinking about said 70 percent of people said the area around an airport. they want more entertainment Thanks to a team of researchers in the area, so there will be from UTA’s Institute of Urban more social interaction and Studies, the area around Dallas people will linger longer. Resi- Executive Airport may become dents are also hoping this will much more than that. cause their young people to stay Architecture graduate stu- in the area, which will continue dent Abeer Al-mughrabi said to help it flourish, he said. the city of Dallas approached Al-mughrabi said people the institute to request assis- also want to embrace the air- tance in deciding what would port, so it can be viewed as go in the 300 acres of non- more than a noise problem. She aviation land surrounding the said an airport lookout point Dallas Executive Airport. and a café with views of planes The team is made up of Al- taking off were among the sug- mughrabi, fellow architecture gestions made by residents. graduate student Ahoura Zan- “People are really interested diatashbar and Shima Hamidi in developing this area so the , Institute of Urban Studies di- airport would be more interac- rector. tive with the region,” Al-mu- “We’re heavily depending on ghrabi said. the public input on this proj- Hamidi said the team is in ect,” Al-mughrabi said. The Shorthorn: Marangeli Lopez the process of collecting the Al-mughrabi said the team surveys and processing the in- has been gathering information Ahoura Zandiatashbar, Abeer Al-mughrabi and Zaid Albakuit, urban planning and public policy doctoral students, discuss the Dallas Executive Air- formation from them. After by distributing surveys to resi- port project after a meeting with clients Tuesday. The project is geared towards asking residents what they think the problem, issue and what the that, they will begin to solidify dents of the area and by host- future of the area looks like so they can take that into account when they begin to plan projects for the area, Al-mughrabi said. the plan they will present. She ing public meetings, the first said the project will be com- of which had more than 100 the team as residents realized between people, the commu- zfrom the public than in other gathered from the meetings pleted at the end of November. participants. She said initial- they were a neutral party. nity, and the city of Dallas,” projects.” and surveys to form a plan for ly people were wary, but over “Really, our role was to fill Hamidi said. “What we see Zandiatashbar said the the area. The plan will then be @TAYLOR3596 time, they have come to trust in the gap and make the bridge here is much more engagement team will use the information presented to community mem- [email protected]

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careers, Gunn said. participation. Dagoberto Pozos, exercise When applying for the Because the scholarship science sophomore and 2015 Scholar Terry Foundation Scholarship, is based partially on financial Terry Scholar, is a first-genera- continued from page 1 students must apply through need, Creevey said many come tion college student. He said he 817-274-5220 one of the 13 colleges. After from underprivileged families. wouldn’t have the opportunity that extra time you have to submitting the application, the Creevey said motivation to attend college without the go out and develop your lead- applicants will be interviewed isn’t an issue for Terry Schol- Terry Foundation Scholarship. ership skills.” by a committee of six current ars because being a recipient Pozos said the scholarship The Terry Foundation and former Terry Scholars. The comes with the obligation to is his first and only chance at Scholarship is the largest applicant will have to answer do well. college, and he doesn’t intend 1430 S. Cooper St. scholarship a student can questions about their personal “I have been given some- on messing that up. receive at UTA. It covers 65 and academic background, as thing so great, and I am going percent of transfer student tu- well as family finances. The to do my best to pay it forward @SAMANTHADOUTY ition and covers 100 percent of selection committee selects ap- — not just for me, but to repre- [email protected] freshman student tuition for plicants who excel in their aca- sent the people that believed in Arlington, TX 76013 the duration of their college demic abilities and leadership me,” Creevey said.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Malala’s Mavericks promote activism Group representatives met with en’s rights activist. Although Porter and Mallipaddi tions while expanding their horizons la’s Mavericks in the making, Parajon Laura Bush’s Women’s Initiative Jack Porter, Malala’s Mavericks did not meet Laura Bush, they were beyond UTA. plans to continue spreading the word founder and president, said the orga- able to meet with a Women’s Initiative Mallipaddi said she is more mo- about the organization beyond UTA’s team to discuss their mission. nization’s visit was decided collectively team, which shared important tips tivated to combat these issues inter- community. by the executive board. External Rela- and resources for expanding beyond nationally knowing they are present, “I feel honored to be such a big part BY NICK TARRANT tions Director Brandon Berens made UTA’s campus. This encouraged them especially in Middle Eastern. of it,” Parajon said. The Shorthorn staff the plan for what would be discussed to speak to other universities who also Porter and Mallipaddi asked Mar- After the visit, Porter and Mal- at the meeting. Porter and Executive want to raise awareness about gender keting Director Stephanie Parajon to lipaddi said Malala’s Mavericks will Visiting the George W. Bush Presi- Officer Pooja Mallipaddi were the only and education inequality. post pictures taken from the meeting return to the Bush Center in the next dential Center was a step in the right members who visited the center. “It is present everywhere,” Malli- to inform their social media followers. few months to discuss more in-depth direction for Malala’s Mavericks. Porter said because the Bush fam- paddi said. “It was a wonderful experi- Even though Parajon didn’t attend ideas and plans with the Women’s Members of UTA’s Malala’s Mav- ily is well-known, he was confident in ence.” the meeting, she said it was still im- Initiative team. ericks visited the Bush Center Aug. 16 Laura Bush’s Women’s Initiative being Malala’s Mavericks partnered with portant to spread the word about the “We definitely have room to grow,” to discuss collaborations with Laura the right place to go because their other student organizations at UTA organization’s visit to the Bush Cen- Porter said. “I am extremely confident.” Bush’s Women’s Initiative. mission directly aligns with Malala’s last semester, such as the Pakistan Stu- ter. Since posting about the visit, she Founded Jan. 2016, Malala’s Mav- Mavericks. dent Association, Mavs for UNICEF said the organization’s social media ericks’s mission is to raise funds and “She has the opportunity to think and Students for a Democratic Society. accounts have gained more followers @NICHOLASTARRANT awareness to spread the message of much larger than Malala’s Mavericks Mallipaddi said she hopes to maintain and recognition. [email protected] Malala Yousafzai, children’s and wom- does,” said Porter. good relationships with the organiza- With an official website for Mala- FSL RESEARCH continued from page 1 South Korean showing recent UT Arlington Hazing sanctions and penalties, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was suspended from April 15, 2010 to June 1, 2014. The document stat- Institute partners ed three members were suspended for two years from the University in conjunction with a hazing re- lated assault. with UTA “At that point, the members that were in the chapter were hav- professions, such as entrepreneurs ing some issues going on that we The agreement will expand and researchers, to share ideas. had to take care of,” said Rhetta research opportunities and “The best asset this institution has Washington McCoy, Zeta Phi Beta institutional support. is people,” Yu said. “It can sprout new West Texas State Director. kinds of collaboration and innovative McCoy said the chapter worked The Shorthorn: Alexis Austin BY JACOB HORNE ideas so we can think about problems with Johnny Robinson, fraternity Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity discuss the benefits of joining a fraternity The Shorthorn staff like global climate change.” and sorority life assistant director with students at the Fraternity and Sorority open house Aug. 29 in the Bluebonnet The agreement has a strategic at UTA, last year to discuss what Ballroom. Fraternity and Sorority Life will hold several events during the semester for direction and that is the common the interest would be to revive the An agreement with South those interested in joining Greek Life. interest of both institutions, Yu said. chapter back on campus. Korea could lead to more research “UT Arlington has a number of Zeta Phi Beta sorority chapter opportunities for UTA. strong programs in energy, climate had a positive response from stu- students their true dedication to ing this fall semester to supervise The Memorandum of and water research, and all of these dents who attended a UTA Greek serving the community. and mentor undergraduate mem- Understanding will expand research areas are also research strengths life event and several women were bers. and institutional support between the at KIER,” Research Vice President interested in joining the chapter, McGinnis said chapter mem- university and the Korean Institution Duane Dimos said. McCoy said. Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- bers are excited to make their of Energy Research (KIER). Dimos said a few examples of the McCoy said the sorority plans presence known on campus and “It’s a bottom-up approach,” nity research are battery safety, an app to host workshop events geared participate in giving back to the physics professor Jaehoon Yu said. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity is to provide early warning capabilities towards academic success and an- community. The agreement establishes a returning to campus this semes- for flash floods, global warming, ti-hazing workshops. The fraternity gathered school framework which will widen the ter, alongside the two sororities. alternative fuel and solar cells. “We were founded on the prin- supplies for local schools and have horizon for research opportunities, Kappa Alpha Psi is an African “I’m hoping this will open up flood ciples of service, scholarship, sis- already adopted a middle school he said. American chapter which was sus- gates in terms of doing the research terhood and womanhood,” McCoy to give back to, McGinnis said. UTA hosted the 18th annual U.S.- pended in May 2010 for inappro- activities for energy technologies,” Yu said. As of now, McGinnis said there Korean Conference Aug. 10 through priate conduct. said. McCoy said she would like to are generally no restrictions on 13. Jeffery McGinnis, Kappa Alpha Yu said UTA science students see about five to 10 women join events they can or can’t host or Although some members of UTA Psi GLAD/CARE Committee could possibly benefit in a variety of the sorority who are very serious attend on campus. had worked with Korean institutions Chairman said there was some ways. and dedicated to the organiza- The chapter will be supervised before, Yu said no faculty members question about inappropriate “Students may be the greatest tion’s principles. by the alumnae of the fraternity to had previously been working with things going on. beneficiaries from this,” Yu said. “We truly are a community ensure they remain on track. KIER specifically. McGinnis said that although “Suppose a research facility is conscious, action oriented orga- McGinnis said that the chapter “Given KIER’s focus on their the chapter has been gone for established with the involvement nization,” McCoy said. “We are is hoping to recruit 10 or more research, I thought it was a good idea several years, they are excited to of faculty here, we could send our an organization that is very much members and increase next se- for us to have some sort of general make a comeback. students over who could work with dedicated to engaging the com- mester in hopes they will establish agreement at the higher level,” Yu “We are back, we are excit- our researchers there. There are a munity through social action.” a presence at UTA. said. ed,” McGinnis said. “Good things variety of options that didn’t exist McCoy said that Zeta Phi Beta The chapter will be recruiting The U.S.-Korean Conference come to those who wait.” before.” chapter will be working with cam- at a 2.75 GPA or higher to ensure is the Korean-American Scientist pus leaders and the national head- they are recruiting leaders, Mc- Engineers Association’s biggest event, quarters to ensure the chapter re- Ginnis said. @_JOCELYNH_ Yu said. KSEA is an interdisciplinary @JACOBHOME3 mains successful, as well as show Kappa Alpha Psi will be work- [email protected] organization which allows various [email protected]

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ARMY ROTC Air Force ROTC detachment GPA rises

UTA senior won leadership attend training, a cadet must award and gained recognition submit an application with their for academic achievement. GPA. In recent years, field train- ing admission has become more competitive because of the in- BY SAMANTHA DOUTY The Shorthorn staff creasing number of cadet appli- cations and higher GPA of those cadets, Gregg said. Once ranked 119, Air Force Along with the recognition ROTC Detachment 845 rose to for academic achievement, Alex seventh out of 145 detachments Preisser, engineering senior in the nation for academic and extended cadet, won the achievement. Kenneth and Kaylynn Caldwell This year, the average GPA of Leadership Excellence Award. the cadets in Detachment 845 This is the second year the is a 3.24, ranking the group award was given. A Detachment nationally. 845 alumnus established the The detachment is made up award, which was set up to help of students from several univer- ease the burden of tuition to the sities in the Metroplex includ- most well-rounded cadet, Pre- ing UTA, said Lt. Col. Darin isser said. Gregg, Air Force ROTC Detach- The review board for the ment 845 commander. award looks at GPA, involve- During the summer, the ca- ment, physical assessment and det’s GPAs were submitted leadership roles of the appli- to the U.S. Air Force ROTC, cants, Preisser said. This award which ranked the 145 detach- is specific to Detachment 845. ments from highest to lowest. For winning the award, Pre- Detachment 845’s average GPA isser was presented a ceremo- increased from 2015 to 2016. nial sword in spring, which now Detachment 845 leaders hangs on his bedroom wall. focus on quality over quantity Preisser said he hopes to be a and hope to stay in the top fighter pilot one day. 10 in the nation for academic Preisser said he has been a achievement next year, Gregg part of the detachment for four said. years, and that it was previously The Shorthorn: Daniel Carde The program continues to more relaxed about involvement Alex Preisser, mechanical engineering senior and Air Force ROTC Cadet Col., holds the Kenneth and Kaylynn Caldwell Leadership Ex- grow in enrollment each year. and academics, but is more fo- cellence Award trophy. He won the saber based on his physical training scores, leadership potential, performance during summer This year, the group has a fresh- cused because of new leader- training, GPA and his officer qualifying test scores. man class of 26 cadets, Gregg ship. Gregg became commander said. in July 2015. Between sophomore and ju- “We are extremely proud of sistant dean. “They have done achievement shows how impor- @SAMANTHADOUTY nior year, cadets can attend field the ROTC program,” said Eric great work for years, and this tant the branch is at UTA.” [email protected] training. To be considered to Bolsterli, Academic Affairs as-

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WORLD WORLD Europe hits Apple with a $15 billion- Funeral in Italy to honor victims plus tax bill An evening mass was SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The European Union or- held for dozens of the dered Apple on Tuesday to 292 people killed. pay nearly $15 billion in back taxes to Ireland, plus billions more in interest, in a move BY ANDREA ROSA Associated Press that dramatically escalates the fight over whether America’s AMATRICE, Italy (AP) — biggest corporations are pay- Construction crews worked ing their fair share around the through the rain in Italy’s world. earthquake zone to build a While Apple could easily tent complex to host a state afford the bill, the tech giant funeral Tuesday, as prosecu- said it will challenge the EU tors took preliminary mea- decision, which found that sures to sequester buildings Ireland granted a sweetheart that crumbled despite being deal that let Apple pay almost renovated with public anti- no taxes across the European seismic funds. bloc for 11 years. And Ireland, The evening Mass in the which has long used low taxes hard-hit town of Amatrice to attract foreign businesses, for dozens of the 292 people said it will stand with Apple. killed is the second state fu- “We now find ourselves in neral for victims of the Aug. 24 the unusual position of being temblor that flattened three ordered to retroactively pay towns in central Italy. The additional taxes to a govern- first, held Saturday, honored ment that says we don’t owe victims from the Le Marche them any more than we’ve region. Tuesday’s funeral is for already paid,” Apple com- victims in neighboring Lazio, plained in a statement. which includes Amatrice. The White House also The service, on the out- blasted the ruling as unfair skirts of Amatrice’s obliter- and disruptive to its own ef- ated medieval center on the forts at tax reform. But the grounds of a Catholic home decision was welcomed by for the elderly, comes as Italy AP PHOTO/Andrew Medichini groups that have long criti- observed a second day of na- A woman cries ahead of a state funeral for some of the victims of the Aug. 24 earthquake, in Amatrice, central Italy, Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016. The cized the tax practices used by tional mourning. service will take place on the edge of Amatrice’s obliterated medieval town center on the grounds of a Catholic retreat. It comes as Italy ob- Apple and other large com- Crews using bulldozers and served a second day of national mourning, with flags on public buildings flying at half-staff. panies to legally reduce their steamrollers worked through obligations around the world. the night to erect a huge, open- It was the latest in a series sided tented roof to shelter the safety and organizational con- ied in the rubble. Fifty people entrusted Italy’s financial po- through to the inspections,” of aggressive moves by Eu- altar and the seating area. Civil cerns. The quake area has seen were killed in Le Marche. lice with investigating how Saieva told the Il Messaggero ropean officials to hold U.S. protection officials said only more than 2,500 aftershocks Romanian Prime Minister public funds destined for anti- daily on Tuesday. “Only then businesses, particularly big 37 caskets would be on hand, and faces logistical problems Dacian Ciolos planned to at- seismic renovations across the can we know what the respon- tech companies, accountable since many families opted for in bringing relatives and offi- tended the state funeral, since region were used. sibilities were of all those in- under the EU’s rules on taxa- private funerals elsewhere. cials into a town with only one 11 of the dead were Roma- The school collapsed dur- volved.” tion, competition and privacy. Firefighters on Tuesday serviceable access road. nians. Some 8,000 to 10,000 ing the quake despite being For those who survived, placed the caskets in rows, But grieving residents re- Romanians live in the quake renovated in 2012 using earth- Tuesday’s funeral is only one – John-Thor Dahlburg, two little white caskets sand- belled at plans to let them zone, many working in agri- quake funds. In addition, the step in tackling a long-term Associated Press wiched between larger ones watch it on TV or be bussed to culture or as caregivers. church tower in nearby Ac- trauma. — evidence of the many chil- Rieti, where many bodies were Italian prosecutors, mean- cumoli collapsed on a home, “They’re living through a dren enjoying the final days being housed in a makeshift while, took the first steps to in- killing a family of four, despite blackout,” said Letizia Bella- of summer who were killed. morgue at the airport. Premier vestigate if construction firms also having been recently ren- barba, a social worker who is WORLD Relatives placed bouquets on Matteo Renzi reversed course or any others bore any respon- ovated with earthquake funds. tending to survivors. “I mean, Suicide bomber hits the caskets and sat next to late Monday. sibility for buildings that col- Saieva is investigating what in 20 seconds — that’s how them quietly. Some 231 quake victims lapsed in the quake. was stipulated in the contracts long the earthquake lasted Somalia presidential Initially, authorities were found in Amatrice and The ANSA news agency to restore the buildings and — in 20 seconds their life compound, 12 dead planned to hold the funeral in 11 more in nearby Accumoli. said Rieti chief prosecutor Gi- what exactly was done. changed. So they are disori- an airport hangar in the pro- The bodies of as many as 10 useppe Saieva ordered Ama- “First we must obtain all ented, because they feel they MOGADISHU, Somalia vincial capital of Rieti, 65 kilo- people, including Amatrice’s trice’s collapsed elementary the documents from the con- were left without a future.” (AP) — A suicide bomber has meters (40 miles) away, citing baker, are believed still bur- school to be sequestered and tract and bidding processes, detonated an explosives-laden truck near the gate of Soma- lia’s presidential palace in the capital on Tuesday, killing at NATIONAL NATIONAL least 12 people, police say. America’s No. 2 The bomb exploded dur- ing a morning traffic jam, said executive departs Capt. Mohamed Hussein, a for United Airlines Shootings undercut justice senior police officer. Some Cabinet ministers at DALLAS (AP) — The presi- the SYL hotel were among the dent and No. 2 executive at Republicans plan to 31 injured, said Hussein. The American Airlines has left the reduce overcrowding in blast damaged nearby hotels company and taken the same often frequented by govern- job with rival United Airlines. the nation’s prisons. ment officials and business United Continental Hold- executives, he said. ings Inc. said Monday that BY MARY CLARE JALONICK The explosion was heard Associated Press Scott Kirby has been named across Mogadishu, and smoke president and will oversee op- WASHINGTON (AP) — was seen billowing over the erations, sales and other duties. Hopes for overhauling the area of the presidential com- Kirby, 49, was often seen nation’s criminal justice sys- pound. as a likely successor to Ameri- tem have faded in Congress Somalia’s Islamic extremist can Airlines Group Inc. CEO this year, undercut by a rash group al-Shabab has claimed Doug Parker. Instead, he will of summer shootings involv- the responsibility for the blast, add airline-industry expertise ing police and the pressure of according to the rebels’ Anda- to United’s management. election-year politics. lus radio station. Republicans, including Kirby’s departure from – Abdi Guled, American breaks up what was Majority Whip John Cornyn an unusually long-tenured of Texas and Utah Sen. Mike Associated Press management team for the air- Lee, had joined forces with line business. Kirby worked for Democrats in hopes of revis- Parker at America West Air- ing the 1980s and ‘90s-era lines and US Airways, where federal “tough on crime” laws TEXAS he rose to president in 2006. by reducing some mandatory Man on Texas death Both men took the same jobs at sentences for low-level drug offenders and giving judges American after engineering the AP PHOTO/J. Scott Applewhite row for killing 2 in December 2013 merger with greater discretion in sentenc- Houston US Airways. ing. The goal is to reduce over- In this March 16, 2016, file photo, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, left, confers with Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. American said Kirby’s de- crowding in the nation’s pris- on Capitol Hill in Washington. Hopes for overhauling the nation’s criminal justice system have faded in ons and save taxpayer dollars. Congress this year, undercut by a rash of summer shootings involving police and the pressure of elec- HOUSTON (AP) — A fed- parture came after discussions eral appeals court is agreeing about CEO succession and “ca- In 1980, the federal pris- tion-year politics. Republicans, including Cornyn and Lee, had joined forces with Democrats in hopes of revising the 1980s and ‘90s-era federal “tough on crime” laws by reducing some mandatory sentences with a lower federal judge who reer expectations” of its execu- on population was less than 25,000. Today, it is more than for low-level drug offenders and giving judges greater discretion in sentencing. ruled a Texas man on death row tives. for the fatal shooting of his ex- Kirby will get a termination 200,000. The bipartisan group en- suggesting he doesn’t want a kansas Sen. Tom Cotton, Texas Mark Holden of Koch Indus- girlfriend and her daughter 23 package valued at $13.2 million years ago in Houston has been in cash and stock, according to countered fierce opposition messy intraparty fight before Sen. Ted Cruz and a handful of tries, which has backed the from some Republicans who the November election. other Senate Republicans. Senate and House bills, points faking mental illness to avoid an American Airlines regula- execution. tory filing. argue reform could increase Unlike McConnell, House Supporters are also battling to states that have successfully crime and pose a greater dan- Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the calendar; Congress is only put similar reforms in place. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court Kirby’s replacement at of Appeals ruling late Monday American will be another ger to law enforcement. Re- strongly supports an overhaul in session a few weeks before Proponents argue that publican presidential nominee and may bring up a series of Obama leaves office. Demo- there’s no direct connection moves 52-year-old Gerald El- member of that team, Robert dridge a step closer to execution Isom, 52, the airline’s chief op- Donald Trump hasn’t com- bipartisan House bills in Sep- cratic presidential nominee between the overhaul and this mented on the pending legisla- tember to reduce mandatory Hillary Clinton supports the summer’s shootings of black for the January 1993 slayings of erating officer. his former girlfriend, 28-year- Isom joined US Airways in tion but has dubbed himself sentences and boost rehabilita- effort, but if she wins it’s un- men in Minneapolis and Baton the “law-and-order candidate” tion programs. clear whether there would be Rouge — or the shooting of po- old Cynthia Bogany, and her 2007 and was credited with 6-year-old daughter, Chirissa. reducing that airline’s flight de- for what he calls a country in An unusual coalition — momentum for the overhaul in lice officers in Dallas and Baton crisis, with terrorism in cities President Barack Obama, the her busy first year in office. Rouge — since the measures Also shot and wounded were lays. When US Airways man- Eldridge’s then-7-year-old son agement took control of post- and attacks on police. American Civil Liberties Union Cotton calls the Senate bill would primarily deal with in- With Republicans deeply and the conservative Koch In- “a dangerous experiment in carceration of low-level drug with Bogany and the woman’s merger American, he kept the boyfriend at the time. chief operating officer’s job at divided, one man could break dustries — says the system is criminal leniency” that would offenders and rehabilitation the legislative deadlock: Sen- broken and supports changes. let violent criminals out of programs. Opponents counter Eldridge in 2009 was less the combined carrier, which is than two hours from his sched- based in Fort Worth, Texas. ate Majority Leader Mitch Mc- Obama has made it a priority prison. that reducing mandatory min- Connell, R-Ky., who has not in his last year. Supporters say the legisla- imum sentences could further uled lethal injection in Hunts- – David Koenig, indicated whether he supports But Ryan and Obama have tion would do the opposite, endanger law enforcement. ville when a federal judge halt- ed the punishment. AP Airlines Writer the effort. If inaction is telling, a tough job in winning over making communities safer by McConnell so far has declined McConnell, who must deal focusing on rehabilitation and Associated Press writer Jeff Karoub to put the legislation to vote, with opponents such as Ar- preserving police resources. in Detroit contributed to this report. REMEMBER ABOUT OPINION The Shorthorn invites students, university Anthony Musselman, editor employees and alumni to submit guest [email protected] columns to the Opinion page by going to theshorhorn.com/opinion. Wednesday, August 31, 2016 Page 7 OPINIONTHE SHORTHORN EDITORIAL Please excuse parking progress Allow time for improvements while adjustments are being made.

The fall semester has arrived, situation time to develop. dents as well, and while general of some of these issues while and with it comes a flood of new THE ISSUE UTA Parking and Transpor- parking may be more expensive everybody adjusts to the new students. As campus springs Parking on campus is problematic. tation Services made various than last semester, there is now layout of spaces. to life, many in the UTA com- WE THINK changes to the configuration an additional option of parking While it is still unclear if munity are finding their days of parking spaces available on remotely and taking a shuttle the changes made by the uni- Parking will get better later in the grinding to a halt as parking lots semester. campus during the summer service to campus. versity will actually improve lay choked with rubber and steel with the intention of providing Some parking troubles are the parking on campus in the (vehicles). TAKE ACTION more parking options for stu- caused by new or returning stu- long run, we should take some Although UTA promotes the Calm down, plan and wait. dents this semester. Informa- dents being unsure about these time to let the chaos of the fact that they have added over tion about the changes is con- changes or figuring out the flow first few weeks of school to 400 new parking spaces, many Mavericks. stantly uploaded online on the of campus traffic, which can pass before we grab the pitch- students feel that there are not The Shorthorn urges mem- UTA Pardon Our Progress site. be chaotic at the very start of forks. nearly enough spaces to accom- bers of the UTA community to A wider variety of parking the semester. Proper planning We’re stuck right there with modate the new and returning take a step back and give this permits are being offered to stu- and an early start can take care you, in the next car over.

COLUMN COLUMN Conservatives aren’t all bad They value freedom and tradition.

have free markets, strong security, HAMID traditional values, individual free- dom, freedom and more freedom. Of course, conservatives may be distinctively liberal when it comes to certain social issues, such as same-sex marriage, welfare and homeland security. Their beliefs do not always need to line up with what is thought to be conservative. However, today’s polarized politics have blinded people to the The Shorthorn: Casey Moore values conservatives hold. As a conservative, it upsets me Shabbir Hamid is a political to see people consider Trump as science and history senior the face of my values. and staff columnist for The For example, I do like the idea Shorthorn. of stronger border security, but I am still a supporter of amnesty. I Join the discussion by support gun rights, but I believe Illustration: Casey Moore commenting at theshorthorn. in restricting certain types of fire- arms (I like low taxes – period). com. The Republican Party is not the ideologically racist group of people The Republican Party is now that politicians, namely Trump, casually perceived as the party have made it seem to be. of racists, but that conviction is Hillary Clinton knows this, too. Voting is a privilege absurd. She jumped on the opportunity Trump’s slow rise to the top has to turn Republicans against their left a impression upon America. nominee during her Anti-Trump His rhetoric has sparked discus- speech in Nevada. Don’t take your obligation as a U.S. citizen lightly. sion of race, values and what it is “This is a moment of reckoning to be American. In some ways, he for every Republican dismayed ZUBIZARRETA OTERO has caused the racist perception of that the Party of Lincoln has be- Until I was 16, my country had the Republican Party. come the Party of Trump. It’s a the same incompetent president Politics aside, the values of a moment of reckoning for all of us leading us into mayhem, only to be conservative are far from what who love our country and believe succeeded by his sycophant right many may think. that America is better than this.” hand, who was an even more inept Isabel Zubizarreta Otero is an undeclared For me, conservative beliefs Good move, Hillary. self-proclaimed politician. I grew freshman and a guest columnist for The are tied to tradition, morals and Branding Republicans as racist up knowing that politics mattered, Shorthorn. liberty. is a strong strategy. As November that it was essential to the lives of As far as I understand, the fun- approaches, it seems Trump’s loss my parents, uncles, aunts, friends — even the people in my country I Join the discussion by commenting at damental value that conservatives is inevitable. theshorthorn.com. hold dear is limited government. I just hope George W. Bush’s would never meet. The government’s role should be fear that he would be the last I always knew that when I to empower individuals in accom- Republican president doesn’t turned 18 it would be my civic responsibility to make a change, plishing their goals. We should actually happen. and I couldn’t leave it in the hands of others because my vote repre- I am sure you have heard from been handed to you by modern sented the future of my country. every and any angry, skeptical U.S. technology. All you have to do is Granted, the circumstances I was citizen: my vote doesn’t matter, the swipe the screen of your phone to ARTNEST by Marian Bilocura born into were different than the Electoral College makes the deci- find the information you need. It’s Current events through the eyes of an animation senior U.S., and politics is a topic that sion for us, there isn’t a candidate that easy. surrounds every aspect of a Vene- that represents what I believe in, Voting in the U.S. is a privi- zuelan’s life, so ignoring it or being so on and so forth. lege that is granted to you and indifferent about it isn’t an option. While I believe it is possible, I shouldn’t just feel like you are The apathy toward politics that am not going to disprove any of picking your poison. Maybe the I have encountered while living in those points. next time you decide to look away the U.S. has always shocked me. Rather, I would like to intro- when you see children on the Coming from a country where the duce a different point of view. Vot- streets, you hear about shootings democratic system does not work ing itself is a meaningless action around the US or you meet kids as it should, the opportunity to if it isn’t accompanied by research that work at fast food restaurants vote and for that vote to actually and thorough understanding of because they can’t afford college, amount to something can never be the issues that affect you as a you should consider that it only taken for granted. citizen, as an immigrant or as the takes your and thousands of other The youth of Venezuela wit- homeless man on the street corner. U.S. citizens’ nonchalance to per- nesses this abuse every election, This research and understanding petuate that. as many lives have been lost or takes time, resources and most im- Voting may not be a magical incarcerated because of their portantly, the will to at least look solution to every issue there is, but willingness to speak up and to it up on Wikipedia. if it gets people to investigate the make their voices heard. As I’ve I am not naive enough to ex- things that have a negative impact been immersed into U.S. culture, pect everyone to be interested in on their lives, voting would be I have come to understand that politics, but I am realistic enough doing enough. our governmental systems, while to say that those who stand still More than anything, I believe both very complex, are also vastly and mutter their complaints we are obligated to care about our different. This understanding into oblivion are not creating the own country because we owe it our compels me to acknowledge the change they wish to see. Being life experiences and our identities. validity in some arguments that informed is a privilege that has

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BY CHANEL SASSOON Even though this may extra points to students The Shorthorn staff seem like an advantage of who took handwritten digital note-taking, it ac- notes, but when class times Stars, bullet points and tually leads to a mindless were condensed it took cursive handwriting. transcription of the mate- more time to award those These are just a few of rial, verses well-organized points than she felt was the techniques psychology notes, the study concluded. beneficial, she said. junior, Marisa Peal uses to Communication profes- Ask broadcasting senior improve her note-taking. sor Kim Pewitt-Jones pre- Nora Alameddin and she’ll The stars for new Pow- fers students to write their tell you neither method erPoint slides, the bullet notes instead of type them, works for her. points for each subtopic she said. Alameddin prefers to and the cursive handwrit- She even cites a few ar- take notes by form of pho- ing to maximize her con- ticles in her syllabus, allow- tos. centration, Peal said. ing students to read up on She said during class she “I don’t believe in high- why she prefers it that way. snaps a picture of each slide lighting,” she said. Pewitt-Jones said she in a professor’s presenta- Peal said typing notes on thinks students who write tion, because she loses her her laptop is inefficient be- their notes are more likely concentration when trying cause of distractions. to participate in class dis- to write everything they say. “It just doesn’t feel right,” cussions, are more engaged Even in high school that she said. “I like reading my in class, and even more was her preferred method. own handwriting, especial- likely to grasp concepts. She would print out slide ly when I am studying.” Although she is hop- show presentations, she A study published by ing to get more of her own said. Psychological Science, a data, she does mark stu- “It makes it more relax- Journal of the Association dents’ names who take their ing to study that way,” Al- for Psychological Science, notes by hand and even ameddin said. showed people took lon- looks back at their grades ger notes when they were to see any correlations, she The Shorthorn: Alexis Austin said. @CHANEL_SASSOON typed. [email protected] Students have various ways to take notes based on what works best for them. Some notetaking methods are At one point she gave handwriting notes in spiral notebooks or typing them on laptops or tablets. 9 tips for eating clean on a budget Food blogger: Helping others understand their food is “exciting” and “sexy.”

BY ARIANA VERA 14 months old, her feeding The Shorthorn staff therapist suggested that her daughter eat blended whole Students don’t have to foods instead of medical- clean out their wallets to grade formula. King said eat clean. her daughter’s vomiting Restaurants in nice areas stopped completely. After of town display the clean seeing a change in her food label, Instagram blog- daughter’s health, her fam- gers are snapping filtered ily as a whole decided to shots of colorful smoothie change their diets as well. bowls with artful fruit ar- However, even the clean rangements and chefs are eating blogger took it one concocting complex recipes step at a time. with locally produced prod- “Baby steps are the key ucts. to success,” King said. “My Eating clean is a diet family didn’t change every- that is loosely defined, but thing overnight. We incor- according to healthy food porated a few new healthy bloggers Lily Diamond, foods each week.” Melissa King and Me- lissa Casey, it includes the 7. Snack on the consumption of whole or organic foods with no ad- right food. ditives and sometimes a cutback or omission of red Diamond suggested to meat, caffeine and alcohol. cut up fruits and vegetables “Eating clean” has become and keep them in the fridge. a “trendy” way to eat food “It’ll help you from in recent years. Even res- reaching for the crackers,” taurant chain Panera Bread she said. has announced that their She also recommended products will no longer con- always keeping avocado, tain any artificial additives eggs and yogurt in your by the end of 2016. fridge for easy go to snacks. Organizational commu- In a pinch, you can make a nications senior Veronica minimalist guacamole with Vazquez said that she tries mashed avocado, olive oil, to eat clean when she can. salt and pepper for a snack, Vazquez said she tried the The Shorthorn: Joyce Liu she said. Diamond said she raw diet, where she only enjoys frying an egg and consumed raw fruits and pes can be as simple as the Diamond, King and vegetables and herbs inside. Diamond recommended. eating it with a side of yo- vegetables, and a vegan foods they consist of. Dia- Casey provided their must- Tomato plants are a suit- gurt. diet, where she didn’t eat mond, King and Casey give have grocery list for college. able option for those who 5. Don’t focus on any animal-produced prod- tips for eating clean on a Diamond recommended have small living spaces and 8. Educate yourself ucts, for three weeks each. college budget. cucumbers, carrots, hum- little or no yard area. To- the label of clean Eating clean was easier and mus, avocados, seasonal mato plants can be grown eating. about the food you cheaper to maintain than 1. Start cooking fresh fruits, like plums and upside down from a basket eat. going vegan, she said. nectarines in the summer, near a window sill. Herbs Diamond said that al- more, going out less. lettuce, feta cheese and like rosemary and parsley “It seems like it’s ex- though her blog, Kale & Students should take the pensive, but I honestly olive oil. do not need direct sunlight “You don’t have to Caramel, is mostly vegetar- time educate to themselves spend more when I go out,” King suggested beans, to grow and are also easy to splurge to clean eat but you ian, vegan and gluten free, about what is seasonal in Vazquez said. grains, and small amounts maintain indoors. do have to cook from home she does not like to focus their local areas, Casey said. Clean eating is not lim- of nuts and seeds. more if you want to do it on too much on the labels. She also advised students ited to hip restaurants. Casey’s picks include a budget,” Casey said in an 4. DIY hemp milk. She’s less interested in tell- to learn about the toxins, Seasonal fruits and vege- coconut oil, dried pasta, email. ing people what they can’t hormones, antibiotics, pes- tables are inexpensive and canned beans, refrigerated It’s way easier than it Meal prepping food ba- eat or shaming them for ticides and animal cruelty aesthetic, even without a Asian and Indian sauces, sounds. Diamond said to sics such as proteins, beans, eating certain food, instead that goes into many grocery curated picture with Insta- butternut squash, ginger, add 1 cup of water, 2 table- rice and vegetables on the encouraging others to de- store products. gram filters. good farm eggs and frozen spoons of raw hemp seeds, a weekend to eat throughout velop an understanding for Healthy food bloggers peas. pinch of salt and a little va- the week is a great way to their food. This makes eat- Lily Diamond, creator of nilla. The hemp seeds blend 9. Enjoy your food. cook from home but still ing whole foods “exciting” Kale & Caramel, Melissa with water to create milk. save time. 3. Grow vegetable and “sexy,” she said. All three bloggers agreed King, creator of My Whole It serves as an inexpensive that clean food can indeed Food Life, and Melissa or herb plants in replacement to dairy, al- 6. Take baby steps. be decadent, so enjoy it. Casey, creator of Real Fine 2. Begin with adding mond and soy milk. Plus, dorms, apartments “Food should be a cel- Food, agree that making the seeds have high protein these cheap, clean or houses. When King’s daughter ebration,” Diamond said. clean food is inexpensive. and omega fatty acid con- was an infant, she vomit- The three bloggers also essentials to grocery tent, Diamond said. Toss Save cash and a trip to ed almost all feedings and agree that clean eating is the milk in a blender with lists. the grocery store and grow required a feeding tube. @ARIANAMARIEL_ more than a trend. Reci- frozen fruits for a smoothie, When her daughter turned [email protected] Wednesday, August 31, 2016 The Shorthorn Page 9

METROPLEX COLUMN MTV heard VMA critics Eleven of 17 awards CHRISTIAN BURNO given to black artists for the 2016 awards.

The MTV Video Music Awards were back and black- er than ever this year. The annual award show was Sunday and had your usual suspects in attendance doing their normal award show antics: Kanye West speaking incoherently, Ri- hanna wearing a fuzzy bra as a top and Britney Spears looking nervous about lip- synching, like we haven’t all figured it out. You know, the usual. Christian Burno is a public But something stood out relations senior and staff to me this time around. The columnist for The Shorthorn. show, which always features the biggest names in main- Join the discussion by stream pop music, was par- commenting at theshorthorn. ticularly ‘blacker.’ com. In recent years, the VMAs have been under attack for themes of black empower- nominating white artists for ment throughout it. most of their awards, even 11 out of the 17 awards for music that is traditionally given out were to artists of The Shorthorn: File photo performed by black artists, color, and five out of seven of like hip-hop and rhythm and the performances included Undeclared freshman T’meeka Alexander’s hair in a “twisted” style Aug. 30. The sixth annual Naturallyisis Natural Hair Parade and Festival will be blues. Artists like Adele, Sam held Saturday to honor each individual who faced prison time or was fined over $10,000 for having braids in their hair. black artists. Smith, Macklemore, Justin MTV might not have done Timberlake and Miley Cyrus, all of this on purpose. All of when she wears dreadlocks those artists have released al- and twerks on stage, have bums in the past few months been criticized for making that have been really success- music heavily influenced by ful, and they have large fan Natural hair advocates take those genres and then for bases that keep them relevant, being nominated and win- but that’s not the point. MTV ning awards. created a space for artists in The most recent debacle their show to let them display stand for freedom at parade came from last year’s fes- what they’ve done. tivities when Nicki Minaj Not only were these art- accused MTV of not giving ists given freedom to go as The hosts and attendees are welcome at the rally and Individuals punished for black women their credit, in big as they wanted, but MTV IF YOU GO of the festival are fighting for the march, she said. braids are honored at terms of nominations, for seemed to encourage it. rights for hair braiding and At the event, professional What: Naturallyisis Hair Parade their influence on pop music. There wasn’t a real reason annual festival Saturday. the freedom to wear other braiders will demonstrate the and Festival This resulted in a Twit- Kanye should have given a natural styles. beauty of the style and make ter feud between Minaj and speech because he didn’t win BY ZAHARAA ILEIWI “I started my movement women of all backgrounds When: Line up starts 8:30 Taylor Swift and an awkward anything, but MTV allowed The Shorthorn staff when I went to jail for braid- and races feel beautiful in a.m., parade begins 10 a.m. encounter between Minaj him to speak for four minutes ing because it was illegal in braids, Brantley said. Saturday. and Cyrus at the 2015 VMAs about whatever he wanted. Natural hair, don’t care. Texas, and I fought for 20 Brantley said she plans to when Nicki accepted an He talked about the infamous Women of color have been years to get my rights for bring the event to a nation- Where: 2950 Gould St., Dallas, award from Miley (‘Miley, Taylor Swift phone call, keys harassed and punished for TX 75215 braid freedom,” Brantley al level, including a future what’s good?’ Anyone?). to keeping people impover- the natural texture of their said. march on Washington D.C. Fast forward to Sunday, ished and being okay with hair, said Isis Brantley, natu- Cost: Free Shanice Fuller, social for natural hair and braiding. when Rihanna received the losing to Beyoncé. ral hair activist. work graduate student, said Nursing junior Jade Michael Jackson Video Van- MTV seems to have finally The sixth annual Natu- Contact: Isis Brantley at 214- she is a supporter of the nat- Deckard said she believes guard award for her influence given black artists their due rallyisis Natural Hair Pa- 946-1460 ural hair festival because she that this festival is necessary. on pop music. space in an award show of rade and Festival will have believes in what it stands for. “I think it’s a very needed Rihanna performed four that size, and it was apparent participants line up at 8:30 “I’m a supporter of natu- event. Black women — and The event honors every separate times during the that night. a.m. Saturday, and a march ral hair, and I have natural men, too — our hair is usu- individual who has faced award show, opening and Going forward, I’m excited will start at 10 a.m. at 2950 hair,” she said. ally seen as negative and un- time in prison and been closing out the ceremony. to see other music award Gould St., Dallas, Texas This is an annual celebra- professional, so I think it’s a fined over $10,000 for hav- In between that, Alicia Keys shows be more inclusive to 75215. The march will end at tion of the labor that has good way to shed light on it,” ing braids, she said. read a poem honoring Martin people of all races by recog- Lincoln High School, which been put in towards making Deckard said. The inspiration for this Luther King Jr., Kanye spoke nizing people who are excel- is where a rally will be hosted natural hair acceptable in so- festival is due to her personal about people being murdered ling in certain genres. Our from 1 to 5 p.m., Brantley ciety, Brantley said. struggle of serving jail time @ZAHRAAILEIWI in Chicago and Beyoncé per- society is deeply influenced by said. All ethnicities and races for braiding hair, she said. [email protected] formed a 15-minute medley what’s going on in pop culture that believe in the movement of songs off her most recent and it’s important that differ- album, Lemonade, which has ent groups are recognized.

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Dallas Zine Party brings artists together This year’s event provides opportunity for networking, inspiration and making friends.

BY ARIANA VERA The Shorthorn staff The Dallas Zine Party is bringing the zine commu- nity together for its second year. A zine is a small book usually made on a copy ma- chine. Randy Guthmiller, founder of the Dallas Zine Party, describes zines as a DIY version of a magazine. Guthmiller, said merchants and artists will display and sell zines and micro-pub- lications from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at Central Track. There will be DJs, coloring books and free beer, hot dogs and tofu dogs. Guthmiller said that the zine community is becom- ing more recognized. “It’s super trendy, we wear overalls,” Guthmiller said with a laugh. Guthmiller noted the emergence of the zine com- munity in popular cul- ture by referencing Frank Ocean’s Boys Don’t Cry zine, which accompanied a late and anticipated release Courtesy: Scott Wayne McDaniel of an album this month. It’s a new, less tired way for Dallas Zine Party will have merchants and artists selling zines and micro-publications from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday at Central Track, 800 Exposition Ave, 75226 Dallas. artist to display content, he said. Even artists who don’t make print appreciate the zines, he knew few peo- ate for the purpose of art. typically be seen together IF YOU GO ple in Dallas who shared “Zines are democratic in technique and the notion of A Media for Everyone at a book store but could be zines. Painting sophomore WHAT: Dallas Zine Party his passion. This changed that way,” Guthmiller said. found next to each other at Miso Kim said that she is WHERE: CentralTrak, 800 when he began handing They can be used to dis- the zine fair. Exposition Ave., Dallas, TX out zines around town Some are more artistic play different messages in For college students who interested in printmak- and some are didactic, he ing because she thinks it 75226 and met people who make different medium. Zines like to graphic design but WHEN: 1 to 5 p.m. them, too. said. are mostly created by print- can’t seem to score a job would help with her paint- Some zines are purely ing technique. All the layers COST: Free Guthmiller often making methods, a pro- or internship in the field, quenched his thirst for aesthetic, such as a zine cess of making artwork by zines are great way to take required for printmaking Guthmiller made that make the technique inter- zines by traveling to zine printing on paper or other charge and hand out and fairs in Houston and Aus- showcased shapes, he said. media by hand, but can also display content, Guthmiller esting and the end product But they can also be strictly unique she said. to later create portfolios, tin, until he realized it was be made on copy machines, said. where you have to orga- time to make it happen at informational, such as a zine home printers or at Kinko’s, This event will be a great Garrett Golightly is a vi- that includes tips about how sual communications soph- nize your art in an aesthetic home. he said. opportunity for the zine fashion. There are now fairs in to avoid getting harassed by Guthmiller said he is community to network, for omore who recently started law enforcement that was a T-shirt apparel company. Denton and Fort Worth happy to see the diversity of others to get inspired to that weren’t present until showcased at last year’s the zines at the Dallas Zine produce their own content He said practicing print- Zines find home in zine fair, he said. making would give him the Dallas Zine Party, he party. He said last year and to make friends, he the Metroplex said. The purpose of this It’s a way for artist to they ranged from biblical said. more experience on what take back the print media, materials to use. He thinks event is to showcase the stories to sex tips for people Guthmiller said that zine community in north rather than creating art for with disabilities. He takes making zines could put art- the purpose of selling ads in @ARIANAMARIEL_ ists in the frame of mind when he first began doing Texas. pride in the fact that these [email protected] a magazine. Artists can cre- two magazines wouldn’t What to do this weekend

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 tasy: Distant Worlds. The event location at 214-914-4443. Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, starts at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, 395 Purcey St, Fort Worth TX September 2 at the Morton H. Naturallyisis Natural Hair Pa- 76102. Admission is free. For 2016 Bedford Blues and BBQ Meyerson Symphony Center, rade and Festival: Celebrate more information, go to www. Festival: The annual Labor Day 2301 Flora St., Dallas, TX 75201. natural hair styles at a parade sundayfundayfw.com. festival features live music Admission is free. For more and festival. Saturday, Septem- and barbecue. The event is info go to www.mydso.com. ber 3 in Dallas. 2950 Gould St. Dallas Zine Party 2016: Zine from 6 to 10 p.m. on Sept. 2 at Dallas, TX. 75215. Admission is party celebrates small maga- Bedford City Hall, 2000 Forest free. Contact Isis Brantley at zines and publications made Ridge Dr., Bedford, TX 76021. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 214-946-1460 for my informa- for the art, not ads. The event Admission is $7 if tickets are tion. is from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, purchased online and $10 cash Girlie Night: Magic Mike XXL: September 4 at CentralTrak, at the gate. Contact organizers Watch the Magic Mike XXL 800 Exposition Ave., Dallas, TX at [email protected]. movie with your best girls in SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 75226. Admission is free. For Dallas. It starts at 9:30 p.m. more information go to www. Distant Worlds: Music from Sept. 3 at Alamo Drafthouse in Sunday Funday: Relax on the dallaszineparty.com. Final Fantasy: UTA’s A Cap- Dallas, 1005 S. Lamar, Dallas, Trinity River this weekend with pella Choir joins the Dallas TX 75215. Tickets start at $12. your family for Sunday Fun- Symphony Orchestra as they For more info, you can contact day. The event is from noon perform music from Final Fan- the Dallas Alamo Drafthouse to 6 p.m. Sept. 4 at Panther ABOUT SPORTS ABOUT SPORTS Selby Lopez, editor For coverage of UTA volleyball, go to www. [email protected] theshorthorn.com/sports

Page 11 Wednesday, August 31, 2016 SPORTSThe Shorthorn WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Lady Mavericks announce 2016-17 schedule The team’s head coach Other highlights of the where I played and, kind of, road portion of the Lady see some of our history and plays her former team, Mavs’ schedule include a traditions.” Texas Tech, Nov. 22. Nov. 16 game against West- In addition, College Park ern Kentucky University, a Center will host Wichita BY SELBY LOPEZ Nov. 22 game against Texas State on Nov. 20, Stephen The Shorthorn sports editor Tech and the Seton Hall F. Austin on Dec. 3, East- UTA women’s basketball Thanksgiving Classic. ern New Mexico on Dec. 11 head coach Krista Gerlich The Texas Tech game and Texas A&M Commerce released the schedule for will serve as a homecom- on Dec. 18. the women’s basketball ing for Gerlich who played “Our non-conference team Tuesday for the 2016- shooting guard at Texas schedule for sure is one of 17 season. Tech from the 1989-93 sea- our toughest ones we’ve The season starts for the sons. had,” Gerlich said. Lady Mavericks on Nov. 13 “It’ll be lots of fun, I have lots of friends and family The Shorthorn: File photo to kick-off the homecoming @LOPEZSELBY31 weekend when they play there,” Gerlich said. “It’ll [email protected] Krista Gerlich, women’s basketball head coach, talks to the team during a break Oct. 6, 2015, at the College UT-San Antonio. be cool for my team to see Park Center. The team’s season starts Sunday, Nov. 13. Wings need to step up their game Rookie Aerial Powers sets an example for how the team could improve. s the College Park only seven games remain- LOPEZ makes a run, the Wings’ high motor no matter the Center crowd ing in their season. Cur- players point fingers at the outcome, on both ends of rently, the Wings are one- officials, and sometimes the floor. roared Sunday Selby Lopez is a public relations senior for Dallas Wings’ and-a-half games out of a each other. If the Wings want to Aguards Odyssey Sims and playoff spot despite losing and staff columnist for The Shorthorn. If every player put in keep their playoff hopes Skylar Diggins, I thought eight consecutive games. the same effort that Pow- alive, they need to quit about what could have The team is stacked Join the discussion by commenting at ers does every game, the pointing the finger at of- been. with offensive talent in- theshorthorn.com. Wings could be the best ficials, and each other, and It seems like just yester- cluding the backcourt duo team in the league. hold themselves account- day I was standing in the of Sims and Diggins, rook- Powers will chase some- able. tunnels of the center be- ie forward and fan-favorite one on the opposite end of They should also take fore the team unveiled its Aerial Powers and Wings’ the court to block a shot a page out of the rookie’s forward Glory Johnson. when it didn’t look pos- book and lay it all out on jerseys when Sims said her their league-worst scoring And that’s the problem. However, at times, the sible, no matter the score. the court. and Diggins were work- defense, which gives up It always takes the team team appears lackadaisi- She will rotate to help a ing on becoming some of 88.6 points per game. being down by 20-plus cal on the other end of the teammate on defense, she the best backcourts in the Every game, it seems points for it to reach its floor. dives for the loose ball WNBA. like the Wings are trying full offensive potential. If the Wings want to get going out of bounds. Now, the Wings have to trim a 20-point lead to Throughout most of the back in the playoff hunt, This is why she’s a fan- the second-worst record seven or eight points to game, instead of fighting they will have to improve favorite. She plays with a in the league at 9-18 with only eventually lose. back when the other team

Bring in this ad for an extra $10 bonus at your first visit. Wednesday, August 31, 2016 THE SHOR THORN Page 12 THE TO-DO LIST TODAY Gallery 76102 Exhibition: Art University-Industry Contracts Discount Rangers Tickets: Texas and Public Affairs students Graduate Student Senate Leading Effective Discussions: Tooth Amuse-Bouche: Amuse- Webinar Series: Learn the Rangers vs. Seattle Mariners. are welcome to join in for a General Body Meeting: Learn the This workshop will provide Bouche presents the work of ins and outs of university- Visit www.texasrangers.com/ presentation by Dean Nan Ellin structure of Graduate Student strategies for planning contemporary, local artists in industry research contracting grouptickets, click on University followed by the annual Burger Senate and how graduate discussions that engage the Fort Worth area. Noon to from leading experts from of Texas at Arlington and use Burn, presented by the UTA students can get involved with students, writing discussion 6 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday. the University Industry the password GOMAVS to get chapter of American Institute this organization. Please bring questions and responding when Gallery 76102. 1401 Jones Street, Demonstration Partnership. discounted tickets. 1:05 p.m. of Architecture Students. 5 to a MAV ID to check in. Pizza and things don’t go as planned. Fort Worth, TX 76102. Free. Pizza will be provided. Noon to Globe Life Park. Contact Jeremy 7 p.m. Architecture Building refreshments will be served. Register here at https://goo. Contact Gallery 76102 at 817- 1:30 p.m. Center for Innovation, Christopher at 817-273-5173 or Room 204, Burger Burn in 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Upper Level gl/4xWuGk. 6 to 7 p.m. Online. 272-0365 or gallery76102@uta. CIA/ATI 215. 202 E. Border St., [email protected]. Myrick Courtyard. Free. Contact Student Congress Chambers Free. Contact Office of Graduate edu. Arlington, TX 76010. Contact the college at 817-272-2801 or Room 255. Free. Contact Studies at 817-272-5164. Brittney Taylor at 817-272-1142 or CAPPA Welcome and Burger Burn: [email protected]. Executive Board at GSS@uta. [email protected]. College of Architecture, Planning edu. MAVERICK COOKOUT FEATURING ACTIVITY FAIR DAY

Held since 1981, Activity Fair Day allows student orga- nizations, campus resources and Arlington businesses to showcase their features and encourage students to join and support them. The fair and cookout will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday on the University Center mall. Live music and cheap food will also be provided during the Maverick Cookout. -Nick Tarrant, The Shorthorn staff

IF YOU GO What: Maverick Cookout featuring the Activity Fair Day

When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday

Where: University Center mall

Cost: Attendance is free, lunch is $3 or free with UTA meal plan

ONLINE For coverage of the Maverick Cookout Featuring Activity Fair Day, go online to www.theshorthorn. com/news.

The Shorthorn: file photo Anish Kalliguddi, engineering management graduate student, fills out the Mavs Go Green membership form during the fall 2015 Activity Fair. The fall 2016 Activity Fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today on the University Center mall.

Reception: The Lesbian, Rangers vs. Houston Astros. TODAY Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Visit www.texasrangers.com/ TUESDAY Questioning and Ally Program grouptickets, click on University Study Abroad: International welcomes new and returning of Texas at Arlington and use Labor Day Holiday: UTA will be Education Fee Application Opens: students to the official welcome the password GOMAVS to get closed for Labor Day holiday. The International Education Fee event for fall. Make new friends, discounted tickets. 7:05 p.m. Scholarship application cycle connect with resources, and Globe Life Park. Contact Jeremy for students studying abroad for enjoy free giveaways. 5 to 7 p.m. Christopher at 817-273-5173 or winter and spring 2017 programs University Center Red River [email protected]. TUESDAY opens Sept. 1. The deadline to Room. Contact the program at ‘Introductions 2016’ at The complete the application is Nov. [email protected]. EXCEL Welcome Back Movie: Gallery at UTA: Introductions 1. All day. Free. Contact UTA ‘Captain America: Civil War’: 2016 features the art work of Study Abroad at 817-272-1120 or Navigating Graduate School Celebrate the beginning of three recent additions to the [email protected]. Workshop: This workshop will the semester with an outdoor faculty of the Art & Art History discuss some of the difficulties movie during Welcome Week. Department: paintings by Matt Walk-In Hours at the Career of graduate school, how to Students, faculty, staff, alumni Clark, mixed media works by Development Center: Walk-ins avoid some common mistakes, and community members are Gregory Scott Cook, and film and are short, 15-minute sessions. and steps toward graduation. welcomed. Free popcorn, soft video by Daniel Garcia. 10 a.m. to Students may have their resumé Register at https://goo.gl/ drinks and concessions for sale. 5 p.m. The Gallery at UTA. Free. critiqued, get quick advice jPqOHB. 6 to 7 p.m. Online. Free. 9 to 11 p.m. Maverick Activities Contact Benito Huerta at 817-272- about interviews and job search Contact Office of Graduate Center west lawn. Free. Contact 3143 or [email protected]. strategies, or ask general Studies at 817-272-5164. EXCEL Campus Activities at 817- questions. 9 to 11:45 a.m. and 1 272-2963. Campus Resources Overview: to 5:45 p.m. Thursday, 1 to 3:45 Got Culture Jam: Multicultural Learn about the resources and p.m. Monday, 9 to 11:45 a.m. Affairs welcomes students to the services UTA offers and how Tuesday. Career Development official welcome event for fall. students can make the most out Center, Suite 180S. Free. Contact Dance the night away and enjoy SATURDAY of their tuition. Noon to 1 p.m. the center at 817-272-2932 or free refreshments while making Preston Hall Room 104. Free. [email protected]. friends. 7 to 9 p.m. University Discount Rangers Tickets: Texas Contact University College at 817- Center Bluebonnet Ballroom. Rangers vs. Houston Astros. 272-2011. Job Info Table: UPS: UPS will Free. Contact Multicultural Affairs Visit www.texasrangers.com/ host an information table to at 817-272-2099 or multicultural_ grouptickets, click on University share information about their job [email protected]. of Texas at Arlington and use ONLINE The Shorthorn: File photo opportunities. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the password GOMAVS to get Calendar submissions University Center, Booth 2. Free. discounted tickets. 3:05 p.m. Delaney Granberry, broadcast and public relations sophomore, left, and must be made by 4 Contact the center at 817-272- Globe Life Park. Contact Jeremy Eswaramoorthy Venkatachalam, industrial engineering graduate stu- p.m. two days prior to run 2932 or [email protected]. FRIDAY Christopher at 817-273-5173 or dent, right, hand out toys, pencils and cups Sept. 3, 2015, at Rainbow date. To enter your event, call [email protected]. Reception. This year, the reception will be hosted 5 p.m. Sept. 1 in the 817-272-3661 or log on to www. Discount Rangers Tickets: Texas theshorthorn.com/calendar. Red River and Concho rooms in the University Center. LGBTQA Program Rainbow FROM THE STANDS INTRAMURAL CO REC FLAG FOOTBALL WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: UTA AT When: Entries due 6 p.m. Thursday NORTH CAROLINA STATE Where: Maverick Activities Center When: 10 a.m. Saturday Cost: $25 per team Where: Oxford, Miss. Contact: MAC Services and Coverage: Gametracker Information Desk at 817-272-3277 or [email protected] WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: UTA AT MCNEESE STATE INTRAMURAL TENNIS When: 5 p.m. Saturday REGISTRATION DEADLINE Where: Oxford, Miss. When: Entries due 6 p.m. Friday Coverage: Gametracker Where: Maverick Activities Center Cost: Free INTRAMURAL TENNIS Contact: MAC Services and REGISTRATION DEADLINE Information desk at at 817-272- When: On-site registration 6 to 3277 or [email protected] 6:50 p.m., tournament at 7 p.m. Friday WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: UTA AT OLE Where: Maverick Activities Center MISS Cost: Free The Shorthorn: File photo When: 6 p.m. Friday Contact: MAC Services and Volleyball head coach Diane Seymour speaks with the team during a time-out Sunday, Aug. 27 at the College Where: Oxford, Miss. Information Desk at 817-272-3277 Park Center. The next volleyball game is set for Friday at the University of Mississippi. Coverage: Gametracker or [email protected]