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The offi cial student publication of Fort Hays State University Vol. 108 No. 5 leader.fhsu.edu Thursday, September 20, 2012 Students paint the town Sydney Studer The University Leader
On Wednesday, Sept. 19th, 20 students from both Global Leadership Project (GLP) and Hispan- ic American Leadership Organization (HALO) teamed up with each other to paint trailer homes at the Colonial Gardens Trailer Park. Senior Alma Hidalgo, is the Hispanic Leader- ship Coordinator for GLP and she planned this event with HALO. She has been a part of HALO through- out her four years of college and is overjoyed to be heavily involved this year. . ..., “[My favorite part . • l',.,r~,,;_.;.,I'..,:. ,4¥_ is] working with other ,.r -A:.:~ .- •I" __ .,,..,.~ ::,✓,._ ~ ,....G,;,_.! ----" organizations and sharing .,. .,:. .. -~- y.,, ... .c;J~ the passion of bringing ~., . ,. . ,.,...,., --'-',.. ,-...._,-- ✓,.... ,_A,-_, /..✓ ,t;r.- • #i/.7,,,C. ...., change,” Hidalgo said. • .... ; ~--.«.:..; "'~ ...,,~,·,,. ,K'~.. ~ ~~-'"1~11,,1111. “Seeing that shy student ~· ._w /. -'- ~- ~,'"l)i...... ,,..,-4 • ~ {,J,,· ·---.. .A ,:;_.,.....,...4Jf,...... step out of their shell in #-.. , C ~~ - • ,J:.J!, __..,_ -;, ;.,, ····· ·"4 ~ start of becoming a future 0 • /--,,-./4 /4M-~O r·a..-'~.7.,,,_,..-~~ leader is a great thing.” ~ . ~y:::.. ... __ d,. ;;. :;;.c.._~_.,:) -- • Sophomore Cesar Garcia, is the President of ,C HALO. “I chose to be in HALO because I want to work McKenzie Wiles/Leader with Hispanics on proj- Freshman Ceasar Garcia II, junior Luis Delatorre, junior Saul Sanchez, sophomore Cristina Nieto and senior Alma Hidalgo paint one of the trailers at Colo- ects,” Garcia said. “When nial Gardens. The event was hosted by the Global Leadership Project and the Hispanic American Leadership Organization. I took over HALO as President, my vision was HALO more involved in they want to make new other organizations on has allowed her to pursue picture in things, and I to have a great group and the community and saw friends and help their campus. something she loves while have the confidence to to represent HALO with this [service project] as community. “There are many rea- still being in school. make a difference in later pride by either helping out a perfect opportunity,” “I hope to gain leader- sons why it is important, “I have been with GLP years.” the community or helping sophomore Berenice De ship skills and to make but I think one is learning for almost a year, and I The event was held in the campus. I believe we La Cruz said. new friends,” freshman about our other organiza- have learned how to be honor of Mexico’s Inde- can achieve it.” “My favorite part Merisa Alcantara said. tions and coming together a better leader and have pendence Day, which is Garcia believes they about service projects is As the leader of Global to create a greater change also learned many new Sept. 16. can achieve it. Other getting to bond with the Leadership Project, in whatever it is that we skills that I know will HALO continues to members have high hopes. people we are helping.” Hidalgo has gained much are doing.” be useful after I gradu- make an impact on the “As an officer of Many students are a insight on how important Not only has it given ate,” Hidalgo said. “It has hispanic community, both HALO, we wanted to have part of HALO because it is to do projects with Hidalgo confidence, but it helped me see the bigger on campus and in Hays. Forsyth hosts Franklin Papers event
Tyler Parks circle of students. The University Leader Other stations include the printing press that On Monday, Sept. 17 used stamps as an ex- Fort Hays State Uni- ample; a matching game, versity welcomed area and an pedometer that fifth-graders for its sixth counted how many steps annual Benjamin Franklin the students took. Papers event. Fort Hays students The American Democ- in the Social Studies racy Project hosted the Methods course designed event with the combined the different activities for efforts of the Department the day. of Teacher Education, Fred Krebs, a Johnson Forsyth Library and the County Community Col- Center for Civic Leader- lege professor of history, ship. did a Benjamin Franklin The event gave the impersonation for the students a first-hand look students that allowed the at Franklin’s inventions students to hear from and accomplishments and Franklin himself. included two handwritten “We had about 300 letters and copies of his fifth-graders in atten- newspaper, The Pennsyl- dance and the day went vania Gazette. great,” said senior Anne The students partici- Drees, the ADP student pated in eight different coordinator. stations for about 10 The letters and papers minutes each. One station were donated to Forsyth Elizabeth McDowell/Leader was an electricity dem- Library by Fort Hays Fort Hays State University welcomed area fi fth-graders to spend a day learning about founding father, Benjamin Franklin. onstration that sent an alumnus Dr. Cecil Cur- The fi fth-graders spent the day participating in various activities and listening to a Franklin impersonator. electric current through a rey.
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Friday Saturday Sunday Student Loans page 2A News page 1B Sports page 3A Opinions page 2B Sports Eric Bader and page 4A A&C page 3B A&C Molly Walter square off on student loans page 4B Leisure Hi: 84 Hi: 70 Hi: 72 Lo: 49 Lo: 39 Lo: 44 Partly Cloudy Sunny Mostly Sunny TuE UNMRSITY lEADER
Page 2A • The University Leader News Thursday, September 20, 2012 TurboVote looks to involve more voters Tyler Parks The University Leader
ept. was onstitu tion ay, honoring the irth of the erican onstitu tion. In addition to a free shirt and oc constitutions provided y the olitical cience epart ent, stu dents were a le to register to vote or sign up for an a sentee allot through Tur o ote. Tur o ote is a nation wide ca paign to get young people ore involved in elections. It is new to ort ays tate University this year. Tur o ote is sponsored y the tudent overn ent ssociation, erican e ocracy ro ect and the Offi ce of the Provost. TurboVote is a nonprofi t organi ation whose agenda is to get ore people vot ing. It is for citi ens of all ages. In the presidential election, a out percent of eligi le voters across the country cast a allot. oters ages ade up only percent of that nu er. Tur o ote is a we site that a es registering to vote a si ple process. The fee is $2, but the Offi ce of Carleigh Albers /Leader the rovost has paid the fee Sophomore Bryan Vroom waits to help students sign up for TurboVote outside of the Memorial Union Monday, Sept. 17. Several booths will be set up around for any student wanting to campus next week to give students as many opportunities to register as possible. sign up. It does not allow a per senior Kelly Nuckolls, a e orial Union all day. The last day to sign up this year. up to days efore the son to vote online, ut can co student coordinator for They will also e set up for Tur o ote is ept. th ansans will e voting actual election. get the registered or get the erican e ocracy ept. th in the e o and the last day to register for the four U. . ouse of or ore infor ation an a sentee allot. ro ect. rial Union fro a. . to vote in the state of an representatives positions on Tur o ote and how you e have, right now, ept. is ational to p. ., outside aric sas is ct. . as well as the tate enate can get involved, contact a out students who oter egistration ay all on ept. th fro The election this year and tate ouse of epre erican e ocracy ro have used it to get an and there will e plenty of a. . to p. . and will ta e place Tuesday sentatives seats. ect at adp fhsu.edu or call a sentee allot and appro i chances to sign up, with fro a . to p. . on ov. . ansans will e ansas is one of . To sign up ately who have used ooths in orsyth Li rary, ept. th again outside voting on the in ore than states to allow early voting. for Tur ovote, visit fhsu. it to register to vote, said c indes all and the the Union. the presidential election oters can cast their allot tur ovote.org register.
SINISERS Student Government1 BRIC YARD announces judicial council INfE RNET SYSTEMS DEVELOPER - LOCATIION TBD Do you1li l Carleigh Albers /Leader Singers Brickyard The Student Government Association announced the new members of the Student/Faculty Council for this year at the meeting last Thursday. Each member was required to stand up and introduce themselves to the senators. 116 E. 12th St, Hays, KS Upcoming Events Tired of just reading the Leader? Saturday, Sept. 29th #1 AC/DC Tribute Band IfCome you have join a passion our for staff!writing, ** SHOOT TO THRILL ** photography, and advertising... Every Wednesday Every Sunday “Sunday Night “Red Dirt DJ” night Karaoke” $4 BL/CL Pitchers The University $1 Wells & $3 Bombs 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Leader is the place 10 p.m.- close $2 Landshark $1 Wells & PBR for you! 9 p.m.-11 p.m. $3 Bombs All night! Come to meetings Find "Singers Hays" on Thursdays at 5:00 p.m. in Malloy 106 Facebook! THlE UNIVERSITY lI..EADEJR. Thursday, September 20, 2012 Opinions Page 3A • The University Leader Student loans questionable Eric Bader of savings is being accu- graduate (or stop taking Molly Walter every college graduate. Stu- erally hand you scholarships The University Leader mulated from that kind of classes for whatever rea- The University Leader dents take out loans like it’s that fit your criteria, like spending model? son). Chances are strong no big deal without realizing Zinch. Fort Hays even has Exactly: none. It may that you’ll have a better how much money they’re tons of scholarships to apply be that students just don’t job when you’ve got a accumulating every year. for. All you have to do is fill have the necessary funds bright, shiny bachelor’s In the end, all those loans your cart with scholarships, to cover a full semester of degree to wave in front knock on your front door fill out one form and you’re classes in a lump sum. of employers’ faces than saying, “Pay me, pay me.” done. Easy. You have a good Even if you do have your, miserable gig as a And the longer you take to chance of getting at least enough to pay for tuition burrito-flipper in Taco pay them off, the more inter- one, especially if you keep out of savings, there are Bell. In the future, you’ll est they acquire and the more your grades up. other things to consider. probably have a better money you have to pay. Don’t stop filling out Emergencies happen. chance of paying off a I know paying for college scholarship applications. You never know when large sum than you do without student loans isn’t Just because you’re a junior When it comes to pay- your car is going to take right now. I set a goal for myself easy, seeing as how college doesn’t mean you can’t still ing for tuition, wars have its last trip, or when that All this adds up to the before I started college to is so expensive. On top of receive some. It’s always been fought over which is wave of mononucleosis reason why loans are not graduate debt-free or with as tuition, there are books, sup- worth a shot. Free money is the better option: taking sweeping the dorms takes a bad thing. Taken respon- little debt as possible. Three plies and living expenses. But free money. out a loan or paying out you to the hospital. But, sibly, they can ease the fi- years in and so far I’ve ac- there are other ways to pay Fill out your FAFSA. I of pocket. Well, maybe oops, you spent all your nancial burden that nearly complished that goal. How? for those things than student still fill out my FAFSA every that’s a bit of an exag- money on classes, and all of us feel throughout Definitely not by taking out loans. year, and every year I am geration but it remains a now you’re dead. I’m the college years. tons of student loans. Scholarships are a great “awarded” thousands of dol- relevant concern for all being facetious. But it Student loans suck the way to gain some extra lars in student loans. Thou- college students who are is good to have a bit of money out of money. I was lucky enough sands. But I’m also awarded not endowed with some backup funding just in almost my freshman year to have grants. Grants are wonderful sort of extensive trust case. enough scholarships to because you don’t have to fund. The final point cover all of my college and pay them back. And luckily, Let’s be honest: it’s iswhile you do living expenses. How did I come from a low-income nice to have a little bit have to pay I get so many? I ap- family, so I get a good sum of of money to fall back back student plied for scholar- money. Chances are, you’ll on. That’s the primary loans, ships like it was get some amount of money in argument for taking out it’s not my job. a grant. Accept it. More free a loan. Regardless of until There money. whether it’s a few hun- you are Get a job. Don’t take out dred dollars for books or several a loan so you don’t have whatever the maximum web- to have a job. That’s silly. I they allow you to squeeze sites can understand not working from the system is, it’s that freshman year – it’s a tough basically free money. lit- transition. But if you’re any- Well, at first. thing but a freshman, there’s I think we all know no reason you shouldn’t have the drawbacks to tak- a job. It’s not that bad. ing out student loans Work full time during – that they have to be the summer and save your repaid. Honestly, it’s money. What else are you go- impossible to refute ing to do during the summer? that, since there’s You’d be surprised how much only one kind of loan money you can add up even if that you don’t have you just save 10 percent. to pay back, and in If spending money is an is- fancy literate-type sue for you, make a budget. circles, it’s called a Save a certain percent “grant.” So, let’s of your money, set break the point/ aside some for gas counterpoint and food, some for etiquette for a spending and of moment and course your liv- agree that the ing expenses. best answer I can- to “loans vs. not stress paying by enough how yourself” is important it “get a grant is to graduate or a schol- debt-free. arship.” Debt is not a Let’s pretty thing and assume that student loans those things don’t just go aren’t an away, especially option. If you’re student loans. like most col- You may not be lege students, facing the hor- money isn’t a UNIVERSITY rors they pose commodity you lLEADElll now but once possess in you graduate, you will. excess. Most Pay for as much as you college kids can and pay as you go. If you live week-to- absolutely need a loan, only week, obliterating each take out as much as you need. paycheck with the neces- Don’t be the one at your 30- sary expenses of rent, year school reunion saying, groceries and weekend “Oh, I’m still paying off all entertainment. What kind those darned student loans.” Courtesy not so courteous Choose major, lose stress Austin Koeller courtesy gone of going “thank you”? After all, it is Carleigh Albers possible. you are talented at, or The University Leader outside the hall to an ash- because of customers like The University Leader Once I entered col- would you rather work on tray to smoke? Why must myself that the cashier has lege, everything changed something that drives you people smoke in an area a job. A simple “thank you” for me. I picked a major and you’re eager to wake where those with difficulty would show appreciation that I was good at: com- up to do? breathing will be coughing to customers for giving the munication studies with You need to factor your due to those smokers’ lack store their business. an emphasis in journal- happiness into the equa- of respect? However, just as I ism. I worked at the tion of life. In the long This is not the only became certain that good student newspaper and run, will having a high thing that I have seen deeds had disappeared, I the yearbook in high salary or doing something while at Fort Hays. Every experienced a few good school and won journalism that you love make you single day, I manage to deeds this past week that competitions. It wasn’t happy? It depends on how walk behind someone who may have made me rethink my favorite thing, but I you personally define hap- decides that they should let my opinion on good deeds was good at it and it gave piness. Throughout the 1960s, the door slam in front of going to waste. When entering college, me something to do and A nice aspect of Fort Americans gathered around someone’s face rather than I was doing my laun- one of the first decisions keep busy with. I even got Hays State University is the television to be trans- take the minimal effort to dry between classes and I students make is, “What rewarded scholarships for that there is actually a ported to the town of May- hold the door for them. returned to find my towels major do I choose?” For my talent. It was easy and place that can help you de- berry. In this small town, There are always people taken out of the dryer and some, this is an easy deci- I didn’t have to put a lot of cide on a major. It’s called everybody was friendly who make noise in the hall- folded on the back table. sion. effort into it. AACE, which stands for to one another and never ways of the residence halls While some people may be The decision could have My problem? I was Academic Advising and hesitated to do a good deed at two in the morning when annoyed by others mess- been formed when they good at journalism and Career Exploration Center. for someone. Now move you are trying to sleep or ing with their laundry, I were young or it is some- writing, but I lacked pas- The staff helps students forward half a century and while you are trying to do took this as a good deed. thing their parents took sion. I lacked the drive and discover different options we are in a reality opposite homework. While there are It saved me the time and up that they love, too. For desire to want to continue for picking a major and of Mayberry. “courtesy hours” and “quiet effort of having to take my others – like myself – they with it and try to improve helps plan your course While Fort Hays State hours”, they never seem to towels out of the dryer and are indecisive. Sometimes, myself. That, my friends, schedules so those stu- University may be consid- stop people from showing fold them. the decision about picking is something that needs to dents can achieve their ered by some to be a “small discourtesy. If you are that person a major can be stressful. be considered when set- degrees. school where everyone Fort Hays is not the who did that simple deed, I Picking a major is like tling on a major. Students meet with an knows everybody” like only place where common thank you for your kind- deciding what path your I decided to change employee from the center Mayberry was, it seems as courtesy seems to have ness. You have reminded life is going to take once my major to be in Fine and are evaluated on inter- if the simple good manners gone away. Whenever I me that there are indeed you’ve graduated from Arts with an emphasis in ests, personalities, values, and common courtesy has go to a store, I get what I people that do take it upon college. It’s difficult to photography. Photos are strengths and more to see gone away. need and go through the themselves to do good narrow down a list of my passion and I wake what major they best fit A few days ago, I checkout line to pay for deeds for people. interests. I started off as a up excited to capture the into. They’re located in walked behind two people my items. After paying the For those of you who high school student who world through a lens. room 311 in Picken Hall. who were smoking while cashier, they say, “Have a exhibit discourtesy, I had no clue what I was Here are some ques- Simply make an appoint- people walked and coughed good day.” While saying encourage you to use going to do with the rest tions for you to answer: ment and you’ll be on behind them. Everyone “Have a good day” is not common courtesy. It is an of my life. All I knew was Would you rather work your way. Once you pick a has the right to smoke, but exactly being rude, would endangered action. that I wanted to get out for the rest of your life major, the stress will melt where has the common it hurt to offer a simple of high school as soon as doing something easy that right like magic. 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The guitars ha er The University Leader uninspired lyrics. lowers at the sa e note again and vocals, ost nota ly, trans again li e a etal and in Review for ed fro a uni uely slow otion, providing no e pressive near onotone hint that the and ay have delivery to a tonelessly thought of so ething other ight years after the wailing and crooning than ha er at the sa e ground rea ing ot uss perfor ance in etween the note again and again. and with a lot of terri le fi rst and second albums. Not The Killers are just too fl uff in between, The Killers uch has changed since. caught up in their own prod released their newest al u , The fi rst song on the uct. It feels li e the and attle orn, last Tuesday. al u , lesh and one, especially lowers are hen it co es to ands egins with what I can only convinced that their usic who started strong and descri e as a etrono e is sweeping and generation dropped off in the stretch, eing played on an tari defi ning, like a modern-day Courtney Riggle/Leader no etter e a ple e ists , which soon segues ourney, all the while co than The Killers. Their into synth strings. The ing across as po pous and se inal fresh an al u , whole thing sounds very out of touch. Then again, The Hays Symphony Orchestra performs during the “Night at the Movies” concert in Beach/ Schmidt Performing Arts Center on Saturday night. The concert, the orchestra’s fi rst of the featuring still popular hits s ut not in a good way. what should we e pect fro year, featured themes from popular fi lms. li e o e ody Told e It’s incredibly diffi cult a and with a rhinestone and r. rightside, still to say uch a out the rest encrusted ey oard sits near the top of y est of attle orn. If you ve I wish I could say I was al u s of all ti e list. heard anything The Killers surprised y the uality of After that incredible fi rst have produced lately, ust attle orn. s I loaded outing, everything went i agine that ut ore of it. up the disc, I perhaps Orchestra takes on pear shaped for the Las ro a ly the ost an naively awaited a sponta egas ased and. Their noying part of this al u neous return to the halcyon second al u , a s is the synthesi er. here days of The Killers circa Town, is erely average, once it was used to su tly . Instead, I found ore while the third, ay and accentuate the guitars and and ore of what had driv ge, is practically unlis vocals, it now loudly inter en e away fro what had themes from cinema tena le. ects synthesi ed orchestra once een favorite and It was li e the soul sounds and what I li e to aterial. I can t say that Taylor Lunsford they are cheerful or in i to figure out what he was drained out of the and. call leepy loopy in attle orn is ad, even. The University Leader inent danger is apparent doing y the patterns he right, intriguing guitar tendo crap, etter nown It s land and inoffensive. y the way the ays y was using. chords and so e of the as it instru entation. But it is most defi nitely not Review phony rchestra played hile the show as a ost interesting dru ing nce again, the guitar good. the score. whole was a success, there on any odern al u gave wor in attle orn is hile every piece were a few distractions This past aturday was different, each one that needed to e correct night, the ays y phony of the rought ac ed efore the show would rchestra put on their first e ories of the scenes in e perfect. It was o vious concert of the season with which they were played. that so e of the e ers Potters battle for honor the the e ight at the It was interesting to e were ore e perienced ovies. Their goal was that y least favorite fil than others, and the etter to entertain the audience of the unch had the est e ers were pushed to with a series of perfor individual score. the front of the stage as ances fro a variety of The orchestra s est they should have een. during all-night event fa ous fil s, including perfor ance of the night The dru s see ed to The Lord of the ings, was ndrew Lloyd e e a few eats ehind irates of the ari ean er s hanto of the during the a es ond Eric Bader and .T. pera, as it fit their elody, and the horn, The University Leader The ar of a power style the est. hen they which was the ost ful fil score is its a ility egan playing, the audi i portant instru ent in to tell a story. great ence could feel the frantic the piece, was not the est score can tell the story of at osphere of e er s during the pieces played strange co petition the fil without the fil legendary usical. It fro pollo . too place aric all last eing played over it, yet pulled the audience into ther than these few night as nine rave co peti when you put the fil on, the o ent, which is inor issues, the ays tors et to attle, until one it is not over earing or what a great score should y phony rchestra re ained standing. This distracting. do. started off the year with a was not a violent co peti hat a es oward It was also entertaining strong perfor ance, and tion, however, and the only hore s score for The to watch irector of r the ort ays co unity fl uids splattering were bits Lord of the ings so chestra en line conduct should e loo ing forward of clay. powerful is the audience his usicians through the to their ostly o art Instead, the co petitors can tell what the charac various pieces. The ove perfor ance at the end of were pottery students, fi ght- ters are going through y ents were precise and cto er. It is an event to ing to e the last one still ust the score. hether calculated and it was easy loo forward to. wor ing the pottery wheel at the end of the night. It was the Last otter tand Jolie Green/Leader ing co petition, organi ed y graduate student Josh Freshman Jordan Brown, junior Allison Copeland, and Novak. senior Brianne Nelson work on their pieces during the Last “I was trying to fi nd a Potter Standing competition last night. The event tested the ‘Lion King’ musical creative way of how to get potters’ ability to work all night. cera ics students in here, wor ing ore, ova said. Jordan Brown and unior suggested the pri e should “It’s diffi cult to fi nd time Allison Copeland. ne e one of y pieces and I when the school year is go other participant, gradu was all for it. It s a friendly tours in Wichita ing, with class and wor . I ate student Ned Day, was co petition and no one will Carleigh Albers giraffes, which has one eats. The ain difference wanted to get a full class forced to withdraw due to get hurt, hopefully, ova roo in here. in ury after tragically suf said. The University Leader person alanced on four etween the usic in the stilts as they wal across ovie and stage produc Ta ing part in the fering a laceration due to a The co petition was still the stage. The ga elles, tion is that the production co petition were seniors potato related incident. ongoing ednesday night Review Ashley Bickimer, Amber The grand pri e for the when the Leader went to played y one person with actually feels li e the North, Emily Howe, Dani figures of the ani al on audience is in an frican last potter standing is one of press, ut the winner will e Bullard, Kayla Hern and ova s cera ic pieces. announced online at leader. If anyone loved is his ar s, leap across the world y using not only Brianne Nelson ney’s “The Lion King” as stage. 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WEDNESDAY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER SPONSORED BY: STUDENT HEALTH CENTER TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRIVATES -) FHSU: 5 FHSU: 3 SNU: 2 PSU: 0 Thursday, September 1, 2011 Vol. 108 No. 5• Section B Thursday, September 20, 2012 leader.fhsu.edu Tigers begin conference play Colin Miller field. enior idfielder loss. I thin we outplayed The University Leader Cindy Benitez played the , especially in the with a passion that was second half, haw said. The ort ays tate un atched on the field, The even contest did University wo en s soc and fellow senior Sade show the great i prove cer tea had a pro is Humphrey caused ents the Tigers have ing wee end of ga es, pro le s for the ennies ade. eating outhwest aptist defense all night with her efinitely showed University in a convinc aggressive and fast paced that we can atch with ing on unday, ept. play fro the left wing. the est in the nation. , after losing on riday, The Tigers defense oing up against th in ept. , to entral is was solid again for this the nation and do inat souri University after a crucial atch, once again ing the for pieces of the heart rea ing goal with led y sopho ores Jamie second have gave us the ere seconds left on the Babyak and Laura confidence to say, ey, cloc . Regnier and fresh en we can put things together oth ga es were Chandler Zitzmann, if we wor hard, ring the played at the ort ays Gabrielle Makatura, and intensity and play the soc occer tadiu and were Dani Harris. it ann cer we now how to play. I conference atch was tas ed with atch e can do very well, es. The Tigers are now ing entral issouri s and I thin we saw that in conference play towering center forward unday, haw said. and overall. aryn ur e and slowing Indeed, outhwest ort ays attled the the goal scorer her play aptist was on the receiv conference leading en ade sure the entral ing end of plenty of ort tral issouri ennies on issouri stri er created ays frustration. The riday, conceding a hotly no opportunities for the Tigers outplayed an oppo contested goal with ennies, effectively neu nent who had eaten the seconds left on the play trali ing ur e within the last year, playing do i cloc . Loo ing ahead to first half hour. nant soccer in the iddle the ga e, the Tigers were s well as the Tigers third of the field, uieting steep underdogs to o. played in the first half, the outhwest aptist ran ed entral issouri they allowed entral is attac and li iting the ut uieted critics with souri to create chances to si shots for the entire their fast, co itted play and threaten their goal, ga e and creating great in the opening seconds of and failed to get a steady chances up front. the atch. offensive rhyth devel eefer got her revenge In fact, the Tigers oped. This wasn t the for the tough decision tenacity see ed to catch case for the second half, that went against her on their opponents off guard as ort ays allowed two riday y noc ing in as the ennies failed to shots on goal and did a the first goal on the night ount a significant attac uch etter o control within the first eight and al ost conceded on ling the run of play. inutes of play. swung several occasions in the Unfortunately, the in corner y a atura first inutes. Tigers still couldn t connected with fresh an The ga e was uch capitali e and the scores Jordan Hester, who ore evenly atched re ained tied. ith a few touched the all over to once entral issouri seconds left on the cloc , eefer to s ash it ho e found its stride oth head referee ryan uten and a e the advantage tea s were aggressive awarded a controversial . for possession, neat with free ic to the ennies eefer helped dou le their passing and had yards out fro the ort the advantage y assisting good chances for goals ays goal. enite , who shot fro denied y the e cellent enior Bethany yards out to eat the defenses. Keefer trac ed ac to outhwest aptist eeper ort ays hero help defensively as she to a e the difference was sopho ore Nicole had done all night and . The score re ained, Barnaba. The eeper ade a challenge for to the disappoint ent of fro old oast, ustra the all. hile the play so e players who went lia, was e cellent in goal was physical and the two close to widening the gap as she wrapped up loose players were interloc ed, several ti es, until the alls, devoured shots di not uch could ustify the th inute when enite rected towards her net and decision, ut the referee supplied ester to chip denied scoring opportuni called for a free ic to over the eeper and finish ties fro several corner entral issouri. the scoring at . ic s y charging out of efore ort ays even The result was great the o to punch the all had a chance to appeal for the heart ro en Ti Courtney Riggle/Leader clear. the decision, the ennies gers. arna a had an espe Senior Cindy Benitez uses her head to move the ball in the match against Central Missouri had played a uic pass e scored three goals last Friday. The women’s soccer team is 4-2 overall and 1-1 in the MIAA. cially good save idway to an open stri er. er against a tea that eat through the first half as shot, loc ed y arna a, us last season. e a ort ays defensive rolled to another entral too a lot of our anger out tea . the ac and created good issouri outhern clearance was pic ed up issouri stri er to seal fro riday on outhwest They re a good pro chances. e were really eat us in overti e last y a entral issouri the decision. The Tigers aptist and that was good gra . e ust ade the playing well, haw said. year, so that s a little central idfielder who protested the decision ut too see ecause I don t loo ad. e pro a ly Loo ing ahead, ort it of a revenge factor, fired a hard shot goalward uten stood fir and the thin they were e pecting played the est I ve ever ays will face issouri haw said. fro yards out, forc ga e ended . that ind of perfor ance seen one of y tea s outhern, another I ort ays ne t ho e ing arna a into a diving ort ays head coach fro us, haw said. play we noc ed the all foe, on riday. haw ga e will e against save to push the all ust raig haw was disap The win is especially around possession wise hopes that last year s riends University at wide of the goal. pointed with the referee s i portant to ort ays for long periods of ti e result will fuel the Tigers p. . on onday at the ort ays relied on decision. ecause outhern aptist without the even touch to the sa e play as on ort ays occer ta e cellent play across the efinitely a tough is y no eans a wea ing it. e uilt it up fro unday. diu . Bearcats claw up Tigers Falcons show potential Tyler Parks The Tigers continued afety fresh an The University Leader to struggle on defense, Micheal Jordan led the allowing over yards tea with tac les in The ort ays tate of offense, including the ga e. enior Austin in Bronco beating University foot all tea on the ground and Hubert added tac Taylor Lunsford ngland. f course, ew ground. fell last aturday after passing. les fro the line ac er The University Leader ngland scored i edi The roncos defense losing to the orthwest resh an Addie position and now leads ately, ut it could not e that held strong and allowed issouri tate earcats Brown led the tea with the I with on the Commentary easy with the ost inconsis anning to a e it a ga e . The earcats were rushing yards on season. unior line ac er tent offi ciating crew. in the fourth uarter, ut it ran ed o. last wee , carries and the tea s Shane Smith intercepted ee two in the ational o ron ows i was was not enough to overco e and they were the second lone touchdown of the a pass late in the third oot all League is co called for holding, and the alcons strong play. of three straight ran ed ga e. resh an Tre’veon uarter for the Tigers one plete and parody does not tephen ost ows i, who oncerns over anning s opponents for the Tigers. Albert and unior punter forced turnover. co e close to descri ing the is 4/4 on fi eld goals for the ar strength were proven fter scoring on their Cameron Owens oth The first half has een unpredicta ility that has oc day, issed wide left to to e correct, and while his initial drive, the earcats added yards on the especially trou leso e curred after only two wee s hand ri ona the win. Tears rain is as sharp as ever, his held the Tiger s ic er ground. for the Tigers this season. of foot all. were shed across the nation ar is lac ing the velocity fresh an Drew O’Brien rown has ade an They have een outscored In a week that fi nished as survivor pools cru led it once had. The alcons, to a yard field goal on i ediate i pact for the in the first half with all four est everywhere. ith all four on the other hand, loo ed their first drive leaving Tigers, averaging . through the first three tea s defeating their oppo tea s fro the division great and could a e a run the score in favor of yards per ga es after ga es. nents, the ri ona ardinals winning over possi le play towards the uper owl for the earcats. The Tigers his first three ga es as a The Tigers have al traveled to ew ngland off contenders, it see s the the fi rst time in 15 years. wouldn t score again until Tiger. lowed over offensive and eat the atriots when est is no longer the wea In a league which has the fourth uarter. ustin got the start yards in all three ga es evin ol outperfor ed est division in foot all. evolved into a predo inate fter a pair of earcat at uarter ac for the this season and it won t To rady. onday night featured ly passing ga e, running penalties and a couple Tigers, co pleting a get any easier this wee This had to e the ost the ost anticipated ga e ac s proved they can still good plays y sopho ere nine of his pass end as the Tigers ta e on ridiculous ending to a of the wee when the ron e an i portant part of a ore uarter ac Tarean atte pts for yards and o. ran ed issouri foot all ga e I have ever cos traveled to tlanta to tea victory. piller, Austin that included a two interceptions. e also estern. witnessed, and it proves that ta e on the alcons. eyton shoc ing every analyst to yard pass fro ustin added yards on the issouri estern is you have to play until the anning anaged to panic the sport, is leading the to unior Keaton Callins ground. this year and hasn t fi nal whistle blows. Tom enver fans y throwing league in rushing after two and a yard rush y allins led the tea in lost to ort ays since oughlin apparently does three interceptions in the wee s sitting a few yards ustin, the Tigers were receiving with yards , winning seven not agree. fi rst eight minutes of the short of , and despite his a le to get into the end on ust three catches. straight. The Tigers will ri ona ust needed to ga e. reputation, eggie ush has one early in the fourth enior Tanner Hageman host the riffins at p. . run the cloc out y rushing o ewhere, Ti Te ow e erged as a etween the for the final score of the had yards on ust two on aturday at Lewis the foot all only to fu le was thin ing, t least all See NFL B2 ga e. catches. ield tadiu . it in fi eld goal range to New I did was throw it into the THE UNIMRSITY lLEADIER Page 2B • The University Leader Sports Thursday, September 20, 2012 Men shatter five-game win streak Colin Miller firing a shot across the early with a goal in the The University Leader face of goal to beat the 1st minute of play from Crimson Storm keeper and a corner kick, an area of The Fort Hays State make the advantage 3-1 at defense the Tigers have University men’s soccer the halfway point. been improving on defend- team went 1-1 on its two Southern Nazarene ing this season. The second away games to the south. refused to go away, bring- goal came in the 18th On Friday, Sept. 14, the ing the scores closer by minute as Fort Hays was Tigers continued their converting a 78th minute unable to clear a shot that dominant play by crushing penalty to make the Tiger deflected off the crossbar MIAA opponent Southern advantage 3-2. and West Texas upped the Nazarene 5-2, moving to The Tigers regained advantage. 5-0 overall. their two-goal cushion Still, Fort Hays played Southern Nazarene was in the 84th minute when the other 70 minutes of the in trouble within the first freshman Michael Cole game without conceding second of the game, con- scored across from fresh- again and the Tigers have ceding a penalty kick at the man Austin Clifton. plenty of positives and 31 second mark which se- Clifton got his own share negatives to take from the nior Daniel Peralta slotted of the goals four minutes game. home. The Tigers had their later as he received from “We didn’t create own misfortunes, however, sophomore Eric Hymer enough offensively. We knocking in an own goal in and chipped the oncoming weren’t tight enough in the 16th minute to level the keeper to make the score the back. We didn’t put scores at 1 all. 5-2. enough pressure in the Junior Diego Cabral set Sophomore keeper midfield or deny shots, so Fort Hays straight again Ryan Pakieser was forced it exposed everything we with two crucial goals just to make five saves during need to work on, so up and before the halftime whistle. the night as the Tigers’ de- down the field, we need to Sarah Werling/Leader In the 30th minute, Cabral fense did an excellent job improve,” head coach Brett Freshman Jose Cespedes jolts to get a stop on the ball. The Tigers are 5-1 overall in the connected with a cross of slowing the Southern Parker said. season and 1-0 in the MIAA. from junior defender Pat- Nazarene attack. Luckily, the West Texas rick Brennan to move the The second of the game wasn’t a conference on the road. Friday was rankings. Looking for- Hays in the preseason poll Tigers into the lead again. weekend’s road games was game, so Fort Hays is at probably the more impor- ward, the Tigers have two – today. The Tigers will 13 minutes later, Cabral not so good to the Tigers, the top of the standings in tant result,” Parker said. more important matches, play Harding this Saturday. got his brace from a short losing 2-0 to No. 13 ranked their region. With the loss over the both at home. They will Both games will take place corner play, dribbling from West Texas A&M. “Sunday was a tough weekend, Fort Hays drops play Northeastern State at the Fort Hays Soccer the outside corner in, then Fort Hays fell behind result against a good team to No. 15 in the national – ranked just behind Fort Stadium. Critical fans Tigers earn conference wins Carleigh Albers strike again The University Leader Eric Bader behind me. The Fort Hays State The University Leader This lady was supporting University women’s vol- the rival team, so attendees of leyball team continues to Commentary soccer games need not worry smoke the court with its that I might be referring to wins against the Central As Taylor Deutscher them. With each mistake the Oklahoma Bronchos in explained in a column in last team made, she uttered a long, Edmond, Okla., and the week’s issue, sports fans are a audible sigh, followed by a Pittsburg State Gorillas in fickle bunch. Wrapped up in click of her tongue against her Pittsburg, Kan., on Sept. 14 a whirlwind of testosterone- teeth. and 15. fueled passion, it can be easy Soccer games are 90 min- At Central Oklahoma, for fans to mock, neglect and utes long and I can only guess after the Tigers dropped criticize their own friends and how many times I heard that their first set against the family when results go the sound. Each refereeing deci- Bronchos with a score of wrong way. sion against her team meant 25-23, the Tigers won the A separate but equiva- that the referee was wrong and rest of their sets with the lent trend in modern sports stupid, while each decision scores of 26-24, 25-17 and fandom is equally troubling. against Fort Hays was correct, claimed their victory with The culture of negativity justified and possibly not harsh a final score of 25-22. The surrounding sports affects not enough. overall win gained the only fans’ acquaintances, but She also criticized goals Tigers their first win in the also the players on the field. from penalty kicks and free MIAA for the season. It is a phenomenon I can only kicks as not beingWell, “earned.” maybe just yourSophomore banking. Taylor describe as “support via being What does that evenAt Commerce mean? 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Junior waste of space ever to don point, she became silent, star- Makenzie Weinman, the [team name]’s jersey. ing blankly at her cell phone libero, led the team with 20 I don’t have as much of a for the remainder of theWe game, ask, Usten digs and solve.for all four sets. This problem with this in profes- whereupon she quietly disap- is Weinman’s third year sional sports. The players, peared into the night. That was playing for the Fort Hays at least, are paid for their when I knew: She wasn’t root- Tigers. performance and acquiring bad ing for anyone. She was root- The next night, the players is certainly a warning ing against Fort Hays, against team traveled back to Courtney Riggle/Leader sign for the ownership of a the referees and against every Kansas to play against Junior Makenzie Weinman positions herself for a dig to set the ball up. The Tigers are 8-5 team. Perhaps Matt Cassel re- single player on the other team Pittsburg State University. overall and 2-2 in the MIAA after a loss to Northwest Missouri State last night. ally is the worst quarterback in who put a foot wrong. The Tigers claimed victory the National Football League; This is where the problem once again, making their Hoagland led the team Gorillas. 2-1 in the conference with maybe he really is a moron. lies. People seem to watch overall record 8-4 and 2-1 with 11 kills, making her The next game the an overall record of 8-4. Still, he’s a professional, he’s sports in order to have some- in the MIAA. The women hitting at .391. Weinman women play will be away They stand at No. 6 in the paid far more than he deserves thing to rage about. When their won a straight set against again had the most digs at against Northwestern Mis- MIAA conference. for his work and I assume he is chosen team loses, they get at the Gorillas. The Tigers 22, with Mares in a close souri. Northwest Missouri The Tigers look forward mentally capable of handling least a few days of full-blown, barely led with scores of second with 18 digs for all is currently ranked No. 2 to changing their records criticism. He’d have quit foot- indignant fury. When the team 26-24, 28-26 and managed three sets. Ulrich pulled in the MIAA conference to 3-1 and 9-4 as they play ball and started a quaint bakery wins, there is no response. It a victory with 25-18 in the out the second amount with a record of 3-0 and against the Bearcats at 7 in Overland Park by now if he is a culture of negativity. Let’s last set. of deadly kills at 10 for an overall record of 7-3. p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. couldn’t take the heat. not even discuss the parents Sophomore Kylee the three sets against the Fort Hays’ record stands at 19, in Maryville, Mo. The worse case of the non- who get thrown out of little support-support phenomenon league games because they NFL from B1 of the Bengals’ defense, string of tough match- league last week, congrat- is in college sports and below. invade the field to abuse the running over five defend- ups including a two top ulations. You are either a I recently attended a Fort Hays referee, coach or even the tackles” runner. ers on his way to the AFC matchups when the genius or extremely lucky. soccer game, and while the children when something goes Bush sprinted for 172 endzone. The Browns Texans travel to Denver Look for the Saints to majority of the crowd was wrong. yards and two touch- need to improve their de- to take on the Broncos, beat the Chiefs in a battle polite and supportive, there Take delight in victories, downs, making the Raid- fense before they become while the Patriots try of 0-2 teams. Also, expect were a few bad apples tainting take lessons from defeats, and ers’ defense look like a a playoff contender, but to rebound against the Cam Newton and Eli the experience for everyone don’t flip out when your team little league team. The run their offense is definitely Ravens in an AFC Cham- Manning to both throw for else. I noticed this more keenly loses. Remember what is so of the week, however, has moving in the right direc- pionship rematch. 400 yards when they face than most because one such difficult to recall in sports: It’s to go to Trent Richardson, tion. If you got past the Pa- each other during Thurs- example was seated directly just a game. who made mincemeat out Next week features a triots loss in your survivor day Night Football. 1'1-filE UNl!VlERSITY l.EADJER Thursday, September 20, 2012 rts o t Page B • The University Leader •Artist’s • • • • • • • • Q• and A Corner With Catie Riedel Interview and photo illustration by Liz McDowell : What are you study- spend about six hours in heights. ing at Fort Hays State there for a project, though. University? : Why do these scare A: Graphic design. : What has been your you? A: No, I did not really favorite project so far in A: Spiders and snakes care. : Are you a sports : What is your great- : What year are you graphics? are creepy and I fear dy- fan? est memory of FHSU? in college? A: The egg drop. ing from heights. : How did you find A: Yes. I played basket- A: I like Monday A: I am a junior. I still out? ball at Pratt. I am really nights because I go eat have two years left after : What is the oddest : Do you like our A: My mom told me. big in basketball and vol- dinner at the sorority this. This is my first year thing you have seen or FHSU ictor E. Tiger leyball. house. at Hays. I went to Pratt for done in the graphics lab? mascot? : What is your fa- two years before here. A: We are doing a copy A: Yeah. vorite thing to do here on : Who is your favorite : What sorority are project. They told us we campus? team? you in? : What would you were going to have to : If you could pick A: Hanging out with A: I just watch what- A: Alpha Gamma like to do with your copy a dead pig or cat. We any animal to be our mas- friends. ever is on T . Delta. major? all started freaking out but cot what would it be? A: I am not sure yet. it was a prank. A: I do not think I : Do you take ad- : How would you : How long have you would change it. A tiger is vantage of Starbucks like to become famous for been in it? : How long have you : What inspired you a pretty fierce animal. and Pizza Hut being on your art? A: I just joined at the known this is what you to be an artist? campus? A: That would be awe- beginning of the school want to do? A: I really started to : What is the most A: I have not yet but I some but I am not sure. year. A: Since the middle enjoy art my sophomore important lesson you will sooner or later. of my sophomore year in year in high school. I have learned as a college : Who would you date : Who is your favor- college. found that I am pretty student? : What is your fa- that is famous? ite or most memorable good. I am not very good A: Time management. vorite local restaurant in A: If Channing Tatum teacher? : How many hours do in math or science. So I Hays? was not married, I would A: Martia Shrack. I you spend per week in the decided to do something : When did you find A: Gella’s Diner. date him. had, like, every class with graphics lab? with art. out Santa is not real? her at Pratt. She was my A: Since I am just A: Some time when I : What is your favor- : Have you enjoyed adviser and the head art starting, I have not spent : What are you afraid was little. ite thing to order there? coming to FHSU so far? teacher. I felt like I could r a whole lot of time in the of? A: The smothered A: Yes, I really like it. talk to her about anything. •lab. Today,urbo I will probably VoteA: Spiders, snakes and : Did you cry? bierock. Everyone is really nice. Do you need to register to vote? Do you need an absentee ballot sent to you? It'sCast super easyl an t save 1. Sign up at: fhsu. tur-bovote. or-g/r-egister- The2. Forn,s are sent ossession to you a lor3. Fill ns ordout pre-stampedcomes forn,s erratic and and danger- one difference between this The Universitysend them Leader in. ous. 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If We offer: r o or you enjoy technology, a • Competitive pay • Great working atmosphere focused challenge and working with on customer service t people, this may be the job • Life, health and dental insurance for you! • 401(k) and retirement • Vacation and sick leave Se d y ur Interested applicants may submit an online Job duties include application at www.nex-tech.com and send a re mme dat supporting customers via current resume and cover letter to: phone and e-mail with Human Resources telephone, computer, PO Box 158 t hsu eader Internet, and cable television Lenora, KS 67645 related troubleshooting and or email [email protected] ma m questions, and maintaining Position will close upon placement of customer database. a qualified candidate. Equal Opportunity Employer TuE UNMRSITY LEADER. Page 4B • The University Leader Leisure Thursday, September 20, 2012 Ask an FHSU student What kind of bear is best? “A bear of soap.” “Blue bears. Animal testing solved a lot of problems.” Megan Colson, senior Zane Swafford, freshman “A red bear because it’s “Polar bears. They’re obscure and adorable. And the only bear that will snuggly.” instinctively hunt humans.” Hannah Cornwell, sophomore Brianna Baumgartner, senior Student Artwork from Printmaking 1 by Jensen Farrington ~7t:b&H:~Laundromat Self-service laundry Wi.rele ·intern~, acce Vending available II07 w- mi, St,.,.. Air-conditioned r Hay , Kll 67601 @!W, 7BM3t.o&11 Mon -Fri 7:00am to 10:00pm · Sat 7:00am to9 :00pm ,Sun 8:00am to 1O:OOpm by Amber Smith by Amy Warfield by Sam Schmidt by Diedra Fix by Judy Creekmore Got Art? Email your artwork to [email protected]. Be famous. Be featured in the Leader next week. .PO'SJBNUPQN 4BUBNUPQNr4VOBNUPQN