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FSB pays controversial MU music fest mixes it up columnist $48,000 for lecture West Fest aims to host Cage the Elephant, Acrtic Monkeys and more Miami University’s Farmer School of Business welcomes EVENT Although the exact lineup is still article states. The commercial mu- Washington Post columnist in its infancy, Delano said artists sic streaming service tracked the George Will to speak at its annual SARAH EMERY such as Cage the Elephant, Twenty listening habits of students who Anderson Lecture Series Oct. 22 FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT One Pilots, Arctic Monkeys, Panic! had subscribed using Spotify’s despite controversy concerning his At first listen, Brett Eldredge, At the Disco, Tame Impala and student deal in order to calculate June 6 column on campus rape. Twenty One Pilots and Panic! At Mister Wives are all in the process the 40 most musical universities Will’s piece, “Colleges be- The Disco may not seem to have of being booked by the West Fest in America. come the victims of progressiv- many similarities. But, according to committee. Delano said they are According to the study, Mi- ism,” sparked debate after he dis- a recent study by Spotify, students still exploring the possibility of ami students prefer pop and dance puted a 2012 report issued by the at Miami University play these even more performers, along with music and rarely listen to jazz or National Center for Injury Preven- GEORGE WILL three artists more frequently than many local acts that would perform classical. Kanye West, Luke Bry- tion and Control that found one in most universities and, if all goes at various locations around campus. an and Schoolboy Q were all dis- five women on U.S. college cam- confers privileges, victims according to plan, might even get puses experience sexual assault. proliferate,” Will wrote. to see two of them perform live on “Colleges and universities In September 2013, Miami ad- campus this spring. … are learning that when they ministration updated its policy re- Whereas Spotify’s study used lis- We directly asked what Miami wanted ... we talked say campus victimizations are garding sexual assault in response tening trends to track its data, soph- to a lot of people and we listened to Miami.” ubiquitous (‘micro-aggressions,’ to the crimes ongoing prevalence; omore Benjamin Delano has been often not discernible to the un- however, students and faculty this using social media and his own BENJAMIN DELANO tutored eye, are everywhere), year have already received mul- extensive research to decide which SOPHOMORE, MIAMI UNIVERSITY and that when they make vic- tiple MUPD alerts warning of re- groups will appear at West Fest, a timhood a coveted statues that ported sexual assaults. music festival coming to Miami April 18 and 19. The event, though Whereas the West Fest staff used covered to be popular artists, and not yet set in stone, is expected to social media and collaboration with the most played tracks included have several stages around cam- Miami students to choose groups, “Summer” by Calvin Harris and pus. The organizers hope to bring a recent study by Spotify used lis- “Am I Wrong” by Nico & Vinz. WEST FEST at least 25,000 people to Oxford for tening trends to track the 40 most Unlike the other universities The line up for Saturday and Sunday concert event in April. the event. musical universities in the country. tracked, Miami has a large Dan + SATURDAY SUNDAY “The main difference between Miami ranked 11th in the study, Shay and Timeflies fan base and Opening Act: Opening Act: what Spotify did and what the West beating out Ohio State University listens to “Sanctified” by Rick Ross Fest staff did was that we directly (21) for the most musical university and “We Dem Boyz” by Wiz Khal- MisterWives Tame Impala Just IMAGINE how good they are in real life Let’s hope they address the asked what Miami wanted … we in Ohio. ifa more often than most schools. Elephant in the room Headliners: talked to a lot of people and we lis- “Music accompanies much of These artists all fit into the different Headliners: tened to Miami,” Delano said. He the studying, socializing and just genres the West Fest staff is hoping Twenty One Pilots noted that since not every Miami about everything else that goes on will perform at Miami. The goal, Maybe someone can buy them Cage the Elephant Ain’t no rest when they’re around student uses Spotify, he and his staff at universities, so we wondered: according the Delano, is to have a new “Car Radio.” used their own research, rather than Which are the most musical uni- easy transitions between artists, Panic! at the Disco Arctic Monkeys Everyone, remember to You do wanna know how they sound live Spotify’s, to decide which bands to versities? And what does each of please close your doors. invite to campus. those schools listen to?” Spotify’s MUSIC »PAGE 9

Shideler construction unearths geography, geology department

CONSTRUCTI geology and geography depart- ment with a new facility that MATT HARTSHORN serves their new teaching methods FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT and research. The east side of Shideler Hall “The requirements of teach- now lies in rubble. The building’s ing and research today needed auditorium has been demolished something better than we had,” to make way for a new addition Powell said. that covers the entire east side. The project team has been in According to Associate Vice close contact with the geography President of Facility Planning and geology departments to make and Operation Cody Powell, the sure their needs are fulfilled. project is currently in its begin- To accommodate for the reno- ning stage. vation, however, the geography “The first phase of construc- and geology departments were tion is demolition and abate- relocated to Culler Hall before the ment,” Powell said. “Probably semester started. the most visible is on the outside Professor Bruce D’Arcus, of the building.” chair of the geography depart- As for more demolition, Powell ment, said the transition has been said most of that work has already fairly smooth. One factor of that been accomplished, except for has been the limited amount of perhaps a few minor projects on lab equipment the department the outside. had to move. Otherwise, the project is D’Arcus added that Culler Hall moving ahead. MATT HARTSHORN THE MIAMI STUDENT has been a sufficient replacement “What will happen next in the for the time being. course of this month, in October, Associate VP of Facility Planning and Operation Cody Powell said the Shideler Hall construction is “We haven’t had any problem we will be negotiating the final projected to be complete by January 2016. not finding offices and spaces for contract,” Powell said. “We hope faculty and staff,” D’Arcus said. to have that all squared away The design is likely to include a by January 2016, in time for the close to 40 years old.” He added Still, there have been a few and contracts in place in No- cupola, which is a domed struc- 2016 spring semester. it was one of the buildings most issues, such as noise levels and vember and work to commence ture on a building’s roof, and a The reasons for the renovation in need of renovation. leaks in faculty offices, but the probably in December if not welcoming, attractive entrance and expansion are two-fold, Pow- Although the building was department has managed to re- late November.” alongside the new auditorium. ell said. Shideler’s aging and out- still safe for students, Powell solve those minor issues. A large addition is planned In regards to the project’s com- dated composition is one. commented that the project was As for the numerous trees the for the east side of the building, pletion, Powell said the project “Shideler, the building itself, well overdue. university has cut down in the which faces the intersection of team anticipates its completion has not been renovated since The second function of the Patterson Avenue and Route 73. and Shideler Hall re-opening it was built,” Powell said. “It’s renovation is to provide Miami’s SHIDELER »PAGE 9

In 2006, The Miami Student reported that a former university administrator was issued a summons to appear in court on a TODAY IN charge of aggravated menacing. The administrator allegedly pulled a gun on a reality TV star from “The Real World,” who MIAMI HISTORY was visiting Oxford at the time.

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New ASG bills pave the way for transportation

ASG better understand and execute buses could potentially arrive. these procedures. This makes for an inefficient and MARIAH SCHLOSSMANN With this bill passed, a public unreliable system for those who FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT statement will be made “making take the bus. During their weekly meeting all students, faculty and staff on As a result, BCRTA has cre- Tuesday, the Associated Student the Oxford campus aware of the ated an app for students and fac- Government (ASG) elected to laws that govern bicycling and ulty to search the bus schedules pass two new bills: the Miami the proper protocols for navigat- with minute-by-minute accuracy University Crosswalk Resolution ing around bicyclists as pedestri- of arrivals; however, it is facing and the Bus Schedule Bill. ans,” according to the bill. a production setback. The Crosswalk Resolution “We aren’t trying to change “$10,000 was already invest- had been discussed in other meet- anything with this bill,” Eliza- ed into the creation of the app, ings prior to this week’s, where it beth Beumel, Secretary for Sus- but there has been no productiv- was presented in its original state tainable Initiatives, said. “We’re ity or work being applied to their as the Cyclist Safety Bill. After just outlining the current problem hardware,” Cole Tyman, Student the bill was passed, it became a and saying to Miami that they Body President, said. resolution that went to the Stu- need to express their problems ASG hopes to resolve this is- dent Senate for approval. and make those aware of what sue by placing minute-by-minute “There are many issues con- the protocol is.” bus schedules at all BCRTA Mi- cerning pedestrians and bicyclists The second bill that was ami University routes. who consider one another to be a passed at the meeting was the The two bills were nuisance,” Katherine Caprez, off- BCRTA Bus Schedule Bill. passed unanimously. campus Senator and author of the The main concern for the cur- “There is no reason not to bill, said. rent bussing system is there are have these two bills passed,” Sen- The goal of this bill is to in- no minute-by-minute schedules ator Ifeoulu Clayton, Parliamen- crease awareness on campus posted anywhere on campus. In- tarian, said during debate of the CONNOR MORIARTY THE MIAMI STUDENT of the proper procedures for stead, there are schedules posted bill. “It just shows another way ‘FALL’ IN LOVE WITH MU The changing autumn leaves create a walking and biking, and hope- at certain stops with ranges, as that ASG is trying to help inform new backdrop to Miami’s already picturesque campus fully, as a result, both sides will high as 14 minutes, of when the the student body.”

Password pandemonium: Students find pet peeve in protection

TECH After the 365 day time limit, students was not them who made changes Assistant VP for Security Compli- “It’s trying to make it more diffi- have a 14 day grace period to change to their account. ance and Risk Management Joe Ba- cult for someone to guess what your LAURA FITZGERALD their password. If the grace period “It could be a big headache,” zeley said hackers can even be some- password might be,” Bazeley said. FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT expires, students cannot access ac- McVey said. “Things could be fine in one close to the victim, such as an There are also password manag- Miami University students express counts such as BannerWeb or myMi- the end, but it could be a pain.” ex-boyfriend or girlfriend, and learn ing softwares such as LastPass, Keep annoyance over the commonly mis- ami until they change it. While most Miami students agree their victim’s password because they Pass and Password Safe. The apps understood ritual that occurs every changing passwords is an inconve- use it for other sites such as Facebook generate new passwords and store all six months to a year — changing nience, students remain divided on and other social media sites. of them in one database so the user their unique Miami password. whether the policy is really needed. Bazeley said IT services is plan- only needs one password to access Senior Director of Strategic Com- It is annoying, but I “It is annoying, but I feel like it’s ning to raise awareness about cyber- the app, Bazeley said. munications and Planning Cathy feel like it’s necessary.” necessary,” senior Katie Eagle said. security during National Cybersecu- According to Bazeley, all Miami McVey said Miami requires students Other students had a different view rity Awareness Month, taking place staff and faculty are also required to to change their passwords because on the matter. Senior Austin White this month. IT services will set up a change their passwords. Other uni- the information the password pro- KATIE EAGLE said the policy is extremely annoying booth on Friday, Oct. 17 to hand out versities also have similar policies, tects, such as credit card information MIAMI SENIOR and completely unnecessary. Junior fliers and talk to students about cyber- although the amount of time students and class schedules, is very sensitive. Taylor Shuey said Miami students security. They also have other aware- have the same password ranges any- “Passwords that remain the same should still be required to change ness events planned at the regional where from 30 to 365 days, depend- over a long time can be more eas- McVey said if hackers do man- their password, just less often. campuses throughout the month. ing on the college. ily hacked,” McVey said. “We have age to get onto a student’s account, McVey said hackers can obtain Bazeley said students can better To increase security, Bazeley said the policy because it helps keep your they can drop or add classes, steal information through computer pro- protect their passwords by avoid- Miami has also employed a two- information safer.” a student’s credit card and bank in- grams that run thousands of pass- ing making obvious changes to it, factor authentication method for According to the IT help website, formation or send emails from the words or what is known as “phish- such as simply putting exclamation faculty submission of grades, student Miami’s password policy requires student’s account. ing,” or fake emails that present an points or new numbers at the end of tax forms and student refunds. Fac- students to change their password Fixing damage from a hacker emergency with a student’s bank it, and instead pick a special char- ulty and students access this system every 180 to 365 days, depending on is not easy either, since sometimes or bursar account and demand acter and insert it into the middle of through a base password and a code the strength of the current password. students have no way of proving it a student’s password. the password. that changes every minute.

Selfless selfies: Miami students ‘Kill the Cup’

ENVIRONMENT from Amazon. At the end of the month-long challenge, an iPad CORINNE HAZEN will be the final prize, which will THE MIAMI STUDENT be given away to a randomly se- Miami University is killing cups lected participant. So, the more — disposable drinking cups, that you upload, the better your chances is. The Kill the Cup University are of winning. Challenge is now in full swing. There is just one rule. You can Miami currently ranks third, by upload only one photo per day, CONTRIBUTED BY JENNY COPE a tenth of a point, among the eight Monday through Friday. universities that are competing for “By promoting the use of reus- a greener footprint. able versus single-use cups, we are Promoted through the business promoting waste reduction and re- Drum roll: The XYZs of Rhythm X fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi, the Kill source conservation,” Ginsky said. the Cup competition is a waste- “It’s a great cause to get behind. And MUSIC is composed of vibraphones, ma- “Gone,” focused on colors. The reduction competition, Sustain- if we win, we will receive $4,000 to rimbas, a drum set, a guitar set tarp on which Rhythm X per- ability Education Coordinator and put towards an environmental cause ALISON TREEN and piano. The marching ensem- forms and the backdrop were FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT graduate student at the Institute for on campus.” ble, also known as the battery, entirely orange. One side of the the Environment and Sustainability Certain dining locations on Rhythm X is no typical consists of snare, base and tenor members’ uniforms was orange, Anna Ginsky said. campus such as Dividends, Bell marching band. drums and cymbals. and the other side blue. At cal- To participate is simple. Up- Tower Café, King Café, Tuffy’s According to its website, Rhythm X and the groups it culated times, members would and Emporium, have teamed up Rhythm X is a small percussion competes against are unique due turn from one side to another, with the challenge. These stores al- organization providing a source to their performance structure. making themselves disappear low people to purchase coffee in a of music education and perfor- Instead of a stereotypical march- into the background. The real way to make reusable mug, making it that much mance opportunity in the greater ing band, the groups are assigned The season spans from No- a difference is by easier to participate. Columbus area. different concepts by a design vember to April, but perfor- changing the behavior Sophomore Brittany Johns, It is also internationally well team. The uniforms, music, and mances start mid-February. of individuals.” head of the sustainability com- -known and well-respected. moves surround that concept and There are generally 10 compe- mittee for Alpha Kappa Psi, said Senior Jenny Cope and junior try to convey it as effectively as titions per year, and as soon as her main role in the campaign has Jeremy Beard are two Miami stu- possible. A panel judges the per- one season ends, the design team BRITTANY JOHNS been to get the Farmer School of dents — and the only current Mi- formances on how well the en- gets to work to determine next MIAMI SOPHOMORE Business involved. ami students — who are members semble plays and how well the season’s themes. “It is very easy to brush off en- of this prestigious ensemble. performance conveys its concept. Rhythm X consists of approxi- vironmental issues, especially Cope plays the piano and does “We have no say in any de- mately 50 people, and its es- load a picture or “selfie” of you because we are not immediately electronic work, and Beard plays sign,” Beard said. teemed reputation draws partici- or someone you know drinking affected by them,” Johns said. the base drum. He added that although mem- pants from all over the world. In a beverage such as coffee, hot “This being said, the real way to “Rhythm X is a visual as- bers are given set uniforms to fact, Cope said, in one weekend chocolate or tea, from any lo- make a difference is by changing pect that’s a mixture between wear and steps and music to of rehearsal, the estimated com- cation, out of a reusable cup to the behavior of individuals. Drink- marching, acting and dancing,” learn, their execution of the per- muter distance of all Rhythm X’s KillTheCup.com. ing coffee and tea is something a Cope said. formance is essential. members was about 18,000 miles. Each week one winner will be The indoor ensemble consists Past concepts have been cre- chosen to receive a $50 gift card CUP »PAGE 9 of two parts: the front ensemble ative. The 2008 concept, called RHYTHM »PAGE 9 WWW.MIAMISTUDENT.NET FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2014 3

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POLICE BEAT HAPC upholds historical traditions Breaking the seal Residents comply with historical ordinances in honor of tradition

HISTORY to stay the same as when it was districts, one of which is the Uptown important historical value. HAPC At 1:40 a.m. on Thursday, of- originally built.” Historic District. The Uptown His- has an extensive list of door design ficers standing in front of the NADYA KORYTNIKOVA Just like most other buildings in toric District includes nine blocks policies. For example, one of them FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT Oxford Police Station observed Oxford, the boys’ home, located on East High street, South Campus states that “Door styles with small, a male urinating across the When seniors Brian Beré and on 214 Church St., has a very long avenue and East Spring street. irregular shaped windows should be street from them in the alley- David Nelson moved into their Up- history. However, according to the In order to save Oxford’s his- avoided” in order to create an invit- way. There was also a second town rental house in the fall of 2013, Oxford Historical Preservation’s of- torical architectural structures, the ing atmosphere to passers-by. An- male standing next to the first the front door on the two-story home ficial website, “the house was prob- Historic and Architectural Preserva- other policy states that “doors should as a lookout. When the officers was painted bright red. ably built before the Civil War, but tions Commission (HAPC), which be treated with the pain matching the approached the males, the one Two weeks ago, each of the eight little is known about its occupants in was founded in 1979, created a list existing color of the doors” which who was not urinating placed an students who currently live in that the 1800s and 1900s.” of design policies. A design policy is explains why house on 214 Church unknown object on the ground. house received an e-mail from their St. had to be repainted from the red When the officers were speaking realtor at Red Brick asking them to its original black color. to the males, the one who was to paint the door a different shade, According to a document pub- urinating kept his hand inside preferably black. The need for maintaining the historical look of Ox- lished by the HAPC, the orga- his sweatshirt pocket as if he was Being one of the oldest towns in ford is an important asset to the community.” nization’s main goal is to “pre- concealing something. When Ohio, Oxford has a very long his- vent deterioration of historic the officers asked him what was tory — one steep with tradition. SAM PERRY properties and promote revital- in the pocket, the male produced Even today, this history is captured CITY PLANNER ization through investment and a 25 oz can of Natural Light. The throughout the streets of Oxford; ev- economic development.” object the second male placed ery bit of construction, and each de- The only fact that remains known an outline of requirements that every “The need for maintaining the on the ground was also discov- tail of architecture is thought out in about this house is the Presbyte- construction in the district, such as historical look of Oxford is an im- ered to be a 25 oz can of Natural such a way to preserve that history. rian Church inherited it from an old a house, college campus structure, portant asset to community,” Oxford Light. The urinating male was “Our realtor from Red Brick let woman who did not have any fam- monument, fountain or sculpture City Planner Sam Perry said. “The cited for Disorderly Conduct us know that the color of our door ily. The Presbyterian Church sold must follow in order to preserve the people who live Uptown Oxford and Open Container, and dur- has to be changed from red to black the house to Red Brick Realty Com- architecture standards of the past. can easily change the interior design ing booking was discovered to because it is a historic pre-civil pany, which eventually renovated Every aspect of the buildings of their houses, but the outside of have outstanding warrants from war house,” Nelson said. “Basi- the house and painted the door red. in Oxford, including the door of the houses must strictly follow the Hamilton. He was transported cally the outside appearance has Oxford is divided into three the 214 Church St. house carries design rules created by the HAPC.” to Hamilton and handed over to the Hamilton Police. The second male was cited for Open Con- tainer and released. Open Door meetings aim Family Feud to localize state election ELECTION community, and even said people At 11:19 p.m. on Monday, can contact him on his personal line an officer was flagged down MADELINE WOOD when necessary. by a male in front of TJ Maxx FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT “Lots of people around here and the male informed the of- Representative Tim Derickson have my cell phone number, and ficer that there was a fight oc- (R) from Ohio’s 53rd will be hold- they know they can call me any- curring in the parking lot of ing “Open Door Meetings” for his time with questions or concerns,” the Speedway gas station on constituents Oct. 17, throughout he said. the same road. When the of- Butler County. So far, Derickson is pleased by ficer arrived at the gas station These meetings are open to the the attendance at these meetings. THE MIAMI STUDENT there was no fight to be found, JALEN WALKER public and provide a one-on-one “We’ve been holding these TAKE A HIKE Students from a geology lab class take a field trip but the officer observed a male to Prefer Park. opportunity for citizens to voice meetings since June, and atten- searching the ground around his their opinions on Derickson’s dance has definitely increased truck in the parking lot. When platforms as well as give feed- over the months,” Derickson said. the officer asked the male if he back on his campaign and the area “I’m happy about that. It shows had been in a fight, he said that COMMUNITY CHARACTER in general. that the constituents want to be in- it was nothing and that he had The Open Door meeting in volved in their government.” been arguing with his mother’s Oxford will be held from 9 to The president of College Re- boyfriend. The male then said Green Door Gallery owner prefers 10 a.m. on Oct. 17 at the Oxford publicans at Miami, Charlie he was going inside of the gas Municipal Building. There will Meyer, has been in contact with station to find his friend. While small town lifestyle in Oxford also be meetings held in Middle- Derickson’s campaign, and said the male was inside, the officer town, Monroe and Trenton that the Miami alumnus is planning ran his information and found SAMMIE MILLER will follow throughout the day. on speaking at a College Repub- that the male had a suspended COMMUNITY EDITOR These meetings are set to take licans meeting later in the month. license. The officer observed place in each town’s respective Meyer, in turn, plans to support the male leave the gas station by In 1986, local shop owner John municipal building. the representative at his meeting. himself, get into the truck and Malan began his jewelry making Higher education (common “Several members of our orga- cross the street into the parking business in Indianapolis. Over nization will certainly be meeting lot of Circle K gas station with the years, he has opened jewelry with him on the 17th, including his lights off. The officer then shops in an array of locations The main goal for these myself,” Meyer said. proceeded to pull over the male, from Cincinnati to Key West, but meetings are to make Alyssa Knight, president who exited the truck acting as if has found a home in the small state government as of College Democrats at Mi- he did not see the officer. When town atmosphere in Oxford. local as possible.” ami, is not planning on meeting the officer asked the male to Malan now single-handedly with Derickson. stop he replied “Come on, don’t runs the Green Door Gallery, an TIM DERICKSON “I agree that changes are neces- do this.” The officer noticed an Uptown shop most popular for wide array of materials including STATE REPRESENTATIVE sary in Ohio regarding higher ed- odor of alcoholic beverage com- its unique selection of Bohemian brass, bone, glass and sea beads. ucation especially,” Knight said. ing from the male and asked him style jewelry and gifts. Malan spent a semester core), state income taxes and “However, we also need to focus to perform several field sobriety “I really enjoy living and studying at Miami in 1968. He the direction of Ohio’s economy on issues such as worker’s rights tests, to which the male agreed. working in Oxford,” Malan enjoyed his time as a student, but are topics that have been previ- and local funding. Last year, the The male then proceeded to fail said. “I certainly don’t make as transferred to Indiana University ously mentioned in the meetings. state balanced the state budget the tests and refused to cooper- much at this location as I did in order to be with his girlfriend. According to butlercountyelec- by using funds collected by local ate. The male was arrested and when I worked in bigger cities, Now, 46 years later, he has re- tions.org, the November ballot governments and our cities need the vehicle was impounded. He but I consider my choice to work turned to the town where he be- in Butler County consists mainly that funding restored. Derickson was charged with Driving Under here more of a lifestyle choice gan his education. of educational tax levies and supported the ways in which our the Influence and Obstructing than anything.” At 65 years old, Malan en- charter amendments. budget was balanced.” Official Business. Malan said that he enjoys joys running the Green Door and Representative Derickson is Other Miami students and in- most the easy living style Oxford pursuing other hobbies on the running for re-election this No- fluential people in the Oxford offers. He can get to and from side. He has played guitar for vember, and has been using these community have also been in at- work easily and because the lo- many years and enjoys traveling meetings as a way to reach out to tendance. Miami’s student body cation is smaller than shops he to Columbus and Cincinnati to the voters and address concerns president Cole Tyman and the has previously ran, he is able to see live music shows. they might have about topics in Chairman of Oxford’s Arts Com- make his own hours and work- His wife, who teaches history the news. mission Jack Williams have both ing conditions. For Malan, jew- and women’s studies at Miami “The main goals for these meet- stopped by one of the previous elry making has become less of University, also enjoys the small ings are to make state government meetings to have a conversation a way to make a living, but a town vibes that Oxford brings. as local as possible and show the with Derickson. way of life. “We moved here mainly so community that I’m available to The Open Door meetings on Malan has crafted all of the my wife could teach,” Malan them,” Derickson said. Oct. 17 are the last to be held be- jewelry at the Green Door by said. “But, we have made an ex- As a citizen born and raised fore the November election, and hand. He explained he uses a cellent life here.” in Oxford, Derickson likes Derickson encouraged everyone TMS to remain involved with the to pay him a visit. 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Death with Dignity provides safe way for terminally ill patients to end life

EDITORIAL The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.

“I don’t wake up every day resident of one of the previously control that people with terminal cause a lot of legal problems. whether it be naturally or with and look at it.” Brittany Maynard mentioned states, capable of illness rarely have. Should patients be allowed to the help of Death with Dignity said with a laugh. “It’s in a safe communicating health decisions Additionally, the editorial grant someone, such as a spouse, medication. Terminally ill pa- spot, and I know that it’s there board notes the safety and regu- parent or child, the right to make tients, such as Brittany Maynard, when I need it.” lation that comes with laws such a Death with Dignity decision did not choose their situation. Maynard is referring to pills as these. For someone without for them? That would seem to They did not ask to become ter- she is in possession of that will People like Maynard access to a Death with Dignity be a solution, but as we saw with minally ill, or to be told that their allow her to take her own life seldom have any op- law, suicide is still an option. the legal struggle surrounding death would be painful. People when she chooses the time tions or control over However, these laws provide a Terri Schiavo and life support like Maynard seldom have any that she is ready. These pills what is happening safe means of ending one’s life that lasted fifteen years, this options or control over what is were provided to her legally to them, but Death with medical supervision rather could still cause problems. happening to them, but Death through her doctor in Oregon, with Dignity can than someone having to go “un- Another issue is the require- with Dignity can change that. thanks to the state’s “Death change that.” der the table” or choose unsafe ment that someone be 18 years The peace that comes with with Dignity” law. methods to end suffering. of age or older. If a minor was di- knowing when you will die, and Death with Dignity is a grow- We do see problems with these agnosed with a terminal illness, ensuring that death will come ing movement across the country and diagnosed with a terminal laws as well. First and foremost, do they not have the right to calmly and surrounded by loved that implores states to implement illness that will lead to death. the requirement that someone end their life without pain? This ones, is something that everyone laws that give terminally ill pa- We at The Miami Student must be capable of communicat- also leads back to the question deserves to have. tients the right to have access think these laws are important ing health decisions raises some of whether or not someone else, “I can’t even tell you the to medication that can end their and necessary, and should be- questions. When is someone de- like a parent or guardian, would amount of relief it provides me life. Currently, only Oregon, come more widely available termined to be capable, or not be allowed to make this type of to know that I don’t have to Washington and Vermont have than just three states. Death with capable, of making decisions? decision for their child. die the way that it’s been de- laws that allow this. Dignity gives people a choice Especially with degenerative We at The Miami Student be- scribed to me that my brain tu- The law requires that a per- on how and when they wish to illnesses like Alzheimer’s, this lieve that everyone has the right mor would take me on its own,” son must be 18 years or older, a end their life, which is a sense of seems to be a clause that could to choose how they want to die, Maynard said.

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The fight for equality still needs people, starting with our generation

GLOBAL transformative fusion move- These notions of equality and familiar with: the Civil Rights Miamians? After all, our very ment,” said Barber during the basic love of humanity were Movement of the 1960s. Was own Western was the site of In February of this year, Moral Monday panel at the palpable during the panel pre- there regression after this? Bar- training for the historic Freedom 80,000-100,000 people marched Freedom Summer conference sentation, blasting any existing ber claims there was. Icons of the Summer. The ideals of equality in Raleigh, North Carolina to on Tuesday. religious stereotypes that may be movement and well-loved lead- are pumping through the veins of fight for justice and equality. And The panel opened with Barber associated with the movement. ers amongst different (as well as this very campus (or at least they you never even heard about it. apologizing for being on the stand Barber also taught the audi- overlapping) groups were assas- used to). This peaceful protest was the so long. ence a little bit of history, which sinated; Dr. Martin Luther King Every revolution needs a brainchild of Reverend William “In the Forward Together was backed up academically. Jr., Malcom X, John and Robert young face. Looking at photo- Barber II, North Carolina’s cur- Moral Monday movement, ‘we’ “The worst thing you can be is Kennedy. The list goes on. graphs of the Civil Rights Move- rent NAACP president, and was is the most important word,” he loud and wrong,” he said. part of a larger movement dubbed said, explaining that it is not just Post-civil war, Fusion poli- Moral Monday. his own voice behind the move- tics took over the government By the time of this massive ment, but thousands. for half a decade. In 1868, the event, the movement had already After the panel asked every- legislature (which had more been alive for a year and is still one in the room to stand and join black men in it then than it does The ideals of equality are pumping through the continuing as you read this. them in a hand-clapping rendition today) rewrote the constitution. veins of this very campus (or at least they used According to Rev. Barber, there of “Woke Up This Morning With Under this new legislature, it was to). Every revolution needs a young face.” are five main objectives for this My Mind Stayed On Freedom,” written that “all persons are cre- movement: 1. Insure economic Barber got down to business. Ad- ated equal.” Barber calls this the sustainability by securing pro- mittedly, it was easy to be a bit first Reconstruction. labor and anti-poverty policies, weary of the situation. In 1872, there was a violent 2. Education equality in terms Was this just another religious reaction to African-Americans in- With the election of Barack ment, many participants were of both quality and funding, 3. movement with a hidden agen- volved in the government, called Obama in 2008 and his promo- youths ready for change. In the Healthcare for all and environ- da? Was it just a different way the “Redemption Movement.” tion of Fusion Politics. Barber Middle East with the 2011 Arab mental justice, 4. To address flaws of framing protests like those of The Ku Klux Klan began its true speculates that we are “enter- Spring, university students were in the criminal justice system in- the horrific and infamous West- insurgence and America entered ing the embryonic stages of the at the forefront. Here’s another volving race and class, and 5. borough Baptist Church? But a period of progressive rewind third Reconstruction.” chance to help shape our coun- Defending and protecting voting as the panel continued on, these as minorities, especially African- And yet again, in North Caro- try’s future, state by state. rights, as well as general rights wild notions were completely Americans, were violently dis- lina especially, there was an at- “The goal here is not just to re- for all (based on race, sex, gay or blown away. criminated against. In these peri- tack on voting rights in the form member what has happened, but straight, immigrant or native; you “We are black, white, Hispan- ods of regression, Barber claims of voting restrictions in order to we need to have a revival and name it, they’re fighting for it). ic, we are men, we are women, that five basic building blocks of “decrease voter fraud,” which is go to work,” said Barber. “The Just sounds like a bunch of we are people of faith, we are a group are typically attacked: virtually impossible to pull off. movement is alive. People are liberal hoopla, right? people not of faith, we are gay, rights to education, labor laws, But the third time’s the charm – standing up everywhere.” But it’s not. we are straight, we are Democrat, criminal justice laws, tax laws Barber claims that acting now “It’s a deeply moral, deeply we are Republican, we are North and voting rights. is what may help finally secure MADELEINE constitutional, anti-racist, anti- Carolina,” said Barber at the Reconstruction number 2 equality and basic rights. LAPLANTE-DUBE poverty, pro-justice, pro-labor February protest. is one many people are more So what can we do, [email protected]

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Sober Saturdays: A night on the town We need to stop listing out without drinking really makes you think our lives, break the order

DRINKING time doing something far more sitting outside to escape the heat. AMANDA’S digestible factoids in lists, those productive with my life, I think James comes up and hugs me. ones that circulate on Facebook “Walk straight, you idiot,” I to myself. Though, truthfully, if I “Maaaaattt I love you, man.” He APPROACH and you scroll through while you told Adam. “No, that’s not a bath- weren’t there, I’d probably be in said. That’s funny. An hour and LIFE should be listening to a lecture, room,” I told James. These are bed continuing “House of Cards” half ago it seemed like he wanted but does it really tell you the some of the things I had to tell my on Netflix. to kill me. “Where’s Adam?” Oh whole story? Lists are all around us and we friends this past Saturday night 12:16 — James returns with a no. I think. Where is Adam? I Of the items listed under “my are becoming more and more when I went to Uptown with them beer. I realize then how much he’s had one job — keep track of my thing,” numbers don’t make conditioned to swap big, bright, and remained completely sober. I had to drink — four beers and a friends — and I failed. Franti- the cut. If you couldn’t tell by complex ideas for short snippets was curious what the college party mixed drink at the frat party, a cally, I call and text people until the lack of of half-truths. scene is like in a controlled state Trash Can at Brick and now he’s I find out he’s at Pulley Diner — mathematical Suddenly, the entirety of world of mind, so I decided to forgo all having another beer. I may have crisis averted. charts happenings can be summed in 5 drinks that night — even the free to intervene. 2:59 — We’ve been at Pulley and Excel things to know and quick tweet- references able nuggets. Sorry kids, that’s ones. It was an interesting night 12:19 — Adam walks over, for over an hour now and I just on this page, not journalism. to say the least — not one I’d like drunkenly embraces James and want to go home. Much of the bar I’m a words And when it comes BuzzFeed’s to repeat, though. However, go- spills the beer. James is irate and crowd is here. The obnoxious ac- kind of gal. I incessant need to tell me “17 ing out sober really put Miami’s demands Adam gives him money tions around me should be enter- would much reasons why my best friend is nightlife into perspective for me. for another. taining, but I’m annoyed, bored rather weave neat” or “21 ways to make the This is an account of the night’s “You should probably think and missing my bed. together my coziest cinnamon rolls,” I have to events. For the purpose of pro- about slowing down at this 3:17 — The walk home had points and my roll my eyes. Because BuzzFeed perspective gets it wrong. tecting their identities, my friends point,” I tell James. the usual mishaps. Adam nearly on life with a string of delicately- have been given false names. “No man! That was mine and tripped over his own feet right in selected words and build them front of an oncoming police offi- together like a stack of colorful cer and James relieved his blad- legos than try to fit my life der in a bush — both actions very into an equation. Every once in a while, we should refrain from indicative of insobriety. But no- Which is why I’m really starting To me, the best part of drinking such copious amounts. It puts things body got arrested so I suppose the to grow a distaste for lists — those list-making is breaking finite outlines of tightly arranged into perspective and it puts you in a position night was a success. I’m finally in bits of information that all seem to its order.” to prevent your friends from showing up in bed, but I lay awake weary and revolve around numbers. Lists are the Police Beat.” puzzled. Much of the night was slowly and subtlety invading our boring beyond belief; I think I number-obsessed society, putting would have rather sat in my geol- a limit on our daily interactions There are not enough bullet points ogy lecture for five hours. Some and attempting to plot out our in the innards of Microsoft Word of the night was stressful; James futures in an easy ten-step plan. to tell me what a conversation with Don’t get me wrong, there are my best friend actually means to got very angry with me and I certain places where lists reign: me and I’m extremely loyal to my 10:25 — We’re clad in Sperry’s this [expletive] spilled it!” James thought I lost Adam at one point. pros and cons, grocery stores, to- cinnamon roll brand (it’s called and Polo shirts, so you could yells, shoving Adam. I have to get Some things left me questioning dos and Christmas gift ideas you Pillsbury, what up). guess where we are: frat party. In between them, and I have to tell how I feel about college party cul- send to your mom. As we continue to read these contrast to the cool night air, in- James that he’s done for the night. ture. Why do people consider this But lists can’t do everything. lists, share them and nod along side the house is a sweaty mosh- It wasn’t easy. The look he gave socializing? We usually stay with They can’t embody the whole to their relatable moments, they pit. After pushing through the me was a scary one, but it had to our own little groups of friends journey of your unique life, force us to start viewing our days, the hidden moments, the maid- our jobs, our relationships and our crowd to the buckets, everybody be done. and the music is often too loud of-honor speech, the taste of most daring aspirations in a small, grabs cans of Natural Light (ex- 12:38 — Now, it’s a party. Mar- to hear others speaking. Why do blueberry waffles, the rush of air oversimplified way. cept me, of course). tin has showed up! Of my friends, people spend all this money to you feel during an early morning When we continue to view 10:52 — My friend Adam is he’s undoubtedly the craziest. He go out and forget everything that run, the late night conversations our life events as something to feeling the effects of the Natty asks me if I want to go “on the happens? Is this good for us in the with your family around check off, as a quick tagline next already. He finds a ski mask on hunt” and see if any girls want to long run? the fireplace. to an ascending set of numbers, the ground; it’s time to perform dance. I tell Adam not to stray too Odds are, if you are a student Those are places where you so much of the in-between kind of need words to fill in and form experiences get lost. my caretaking duties. “Don’t you far and I follow Martin. who enjoys the party scene, I full-fledged ideas. To me, the best You start to believe that life dare put that thing on,” I tell him. 12:48 — “I think you’re beauti- won’t be changing your mind aspect of list-making is breaking can fit into a standardized recipe, That was the first of many com- ful and I love you,” Martin tells about how you want to spend your the order: adding a carton of ice instead of a figure-out-as-you-go mands he ignored. a girl. She laughs and they start Saturday and Friday nights — or cream to my cart or scrapping my adventure. And if it’s up to me, I 11:29 — The beer supply is de- dancing. What? How did that Tuesday or Thursday nights for homework in order to grab coffee vote for the latter, the adventure, pleted. The walk to Uptown be- work? that matter. We’re young. College at Kofenya. every time. gins. We get in an argument over 12:52 — The strobe lights is a place where we’re supposed The completely off-the-fly Because lists rely on the certainty decision to not follow what your of whole numbers and I would which bar we should go to on the leave me feeling drunk. The elo- to let loose, right? Perhaps. How- list is telling you at all, because rather reside in the infinite fractions way there. Tim, David and Shaun quent lyrics of Lil’ Jon pour out ever, College is definitely a place something beautifully unplanned of life; I would rather set up camp want to go to New Bar, but James of the speakers and I fully realize where we’re supposed to learn is waiting for you. If we didn’t right there where no scary number, and Adam want to go to Brick my hatred for music that’s played to be responsible. Every once in have lists, we might not know the big for small, can reach me. Street. This is the first dilemma of at bars. Martin is now with a dif- a while, we should refrain from thrill of crumpling that post-it note up and tossing it away. the night. Which group of people ferent girl. I look around at every- drinking such copious amounts. AMANDA HANCOCK do I follow? Who needs a clear- body groping one another on the It puts things into perspective and You’ll find plenty of quickly [email protected] minded friend more? dance floor, many of them prob- it puts you in a position to prevent 11:43 — I quickly find that ably not knowing the last names your friends from showing up 11:43 is too early to be arriving of the person they’re dancing in the Police Beat. It’s annoying at Brick. Adam is so gone at this with. The outright promiscuity in having to nurture your friends as [email protected] point he’s begun to dance on the every direction disgusts me. But if they were infants, but the role floor all by himself. I would tell if I were drunk, I might have been of caretaker is not one that should VIDEO him how ridiculous he looks, but in Martin’s shoes. The next hour be overlooked. Next weekend, this is too funny. is the longest of the night. I feel it may be me stumbling home; 12:12 — Brick is still deso- isolated. Everybody around me is I hope my friends will be con- GRAPHERS late. Adam is still dancing. James enjoying the thumping music and trolled enough to get me there. has left to go get another drink embracing the headache-inducing —leaving me alone in my bore- lights, but I’m alone MATT ARVIZU dom. I could be spending this 1:41 — Martin and I are [email protected] 8 FYI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2014 WWW.MIAMISTUDENT.NET

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FROM MUSIC »PAGE 1 ing listening habits, Spotify could evenings, mostly after 8 p.m. FROM CUP »PAGE 2 participate in Kill the Cup after also track the average amount of Since many of the artists who learning about it through her in- with different types of artists per- sleep a Miami student gets in com- might attend the music festival fit lot of people do everyday, and volvement in the Dean’s Student forming on different days. parison to all schools in the coun- the categories that Spotify states so by just tweaking a daily activity Advisory Group. “I’ve never heard of Brett El- try. According to the study, Miami Miami students enjoy, including [using a reusable cup rather than a “They sent us a picture of all dredge … I tend to play pop music, students tend to begin listening to acoustic and instrumental attri- disposable one], you can make a of us holding our [reusable] cup but I listen to a lot of rock, rap and music (or wake up) at 9:45 a.m. butes, the West Fest staff is hopeful tangible difference.” and told us we could upload it,” singer-songwriter,” Samuel Hunter and stop listening to music (or go the Miami community will partici- The winner for week one of the Cacchione said. said. Hunter, a first-year, said his to sleep) at 12:45 a.m., getting an pate in the festival. challenge was Vinny Cirrito, an Cacchione said she hopes the most played song on his iPod is average of nine hours of “sleep” The entire study by Spotify, employee from the Physical Fa- challenge gains more campus- “Droplets” by Lewis Watson, fea- per night. which includes data from schools cilities department. Ginsky said the wide attention, so that it can truly turing Gabrielle Aplin. “I get less sleep than the aver- like University of Colorado in next winner will be announced this be successful. Spotify’s analysis also tracks age Miami student, clocking in at Boulder, where students often play Sunday night. “I thought it was a cool concept when students listen to music at about seven and a half hours per relaxing music, and Purdue Univer- Sophomore Rachel Cacchione of helping the world and just show- Miami. Like most universities, lis- night,” Connor Koester, a first-year sity, where students often listen to participated in the challenge and ing how many cups are being saved tening spikes the highest in the late student, said. He listens to many of skatepunk music, is available in full believes it is a positive endeavor through every picture taken,” Cac- afternoon and dips the lowest in the artists mentioned in the study, online. To learn more about West for the university. She decided to chione said. the early morning. Hunter said he although he gravitates toward hip- Fest and receive immediate up- listens to music while walking to hop and alternative music rather dates on confirmed acts or to sug- class, and said he sees many other than pop. Koester also stated that gest artists, follow @WestFest2015 FROM RHYTHM »PAGE 2 But beyond the glory and pres- students doing the same. By track- he only listens to Spotify in the on Twitter. tige, Cope and Beard cite the so- Foreigners may even move cial aspect as another benefit. to the area for the season, just “It’s about being around peo- FROM SHIDELER »PAGE 1 majority of the trees,” he said. said, “but it will just be in a to be nearby. ple who enjoy the same thing as “We did the best that we could to different form.” Rhythm X remains at high you, where people want to be process of these renovations, try to save as many as we could.” Elsewhere, the designers standards not only due to the the best,” Cope said. “You’re there are mixed emotions, the ge- Another topic surrounding the have planned to keep in touch talent of its musicians, but also with 49 other people who know ography department included. Shideler renovation is the Shidel- with traditional Miami ar- due to their commitment to about the activity and share the “I think a lot of people are er globe. Professor D’Arcus said chitecture, with special plans the organization. same interests.” sad about [the trees] but recog- it is currently in storage and for the renovation. Rehearsals, which take place in Cope and Beard also nize it’s … out of our hands,” will not be returning to its for- “The building is at one of our the Cincinnati area, can run up to serve as role models to high D’Arcus said. mer location in Shideler Hall, main entry points to campus,” 25 hours a weekend. school students who play in Powell said they have been though faculty are still trying Powell said. “As the building “Rehearsals drag on,” Beard smaller divisions. aware of the value Miami places to determine what to do with it was, it was a very underwhelm- said, “but performing is why ev- “[Being in Rhythm X] is a big on its trees during the planning in the future. ing entry point ... We’re taking eryone does it.” dream a lot of high school [stu- and construction processes. The details on its replacement this opportunity to make sure the Cope agreed the hard work and dents] have,” Cope said. “We spent a lot of the time in have yet to be figured out, he said. building not only functions very intense commitment are worth it. Yet despite Rhythm X’s pres- the design of this renovation and “The idea is to keep the sort of well for the academic needs but “Once you’re at Rhythm X, tige, it is relatively unknown the new edition in trying to fig- good characteristics of the globe also creates a very nice entry there’s not really another compe- around Miami’s campus. ure out how we could save the in the new Shideler,” D’Arcus point for our campus.” tition to go to,” she said. Beard believes this is because Rhythm X’s success earned it it is an individual organization a name for itself, in the website’s separate from the University. WHEN YOU’RE FINISHED READING words, “setting our own stan- However, this April, high school dard of excellence.” It competes ensemble groups are scheduled to The MiamiStudent against other groups in its Inde- perform at Millett. PLEASE RECYCLE pendent World Ensemble class in Auditions for Rhythm X are the Winter Guard International happening now, and although (WGI) Sport of the Arts. they were members last year, Of more than 10 seasons, Cope and Beard will both have to Rhythm X has won the World audition again, as they do every Championships three times year. That includes learning new (2008, 2009 and 2013) and re- music and performing both as an ceived other awards as well. ensemble and alone. At the 2013 World Champion- Cope and Beard said they ships, Rhythm X scored the high- are both proud to be mem- est any group has ever scored, bers of the elite ensemble with 98.263 points out of a pos- performance group. sible 100, making Cope, Beard “I do it because it’s fun,” Beard and their co-members world re- said. “It’s a challenge.” cord holders. Along with personal growth, According to Beard, what sets Cope said she likes being a Rhythm X apart from its com- member of Rhythm X for the petitors is its daringness. end result. “It’s contemporary,” he said, “My favorite part is performing “[by] trying new things, pushing in front of people who appreciate the activities.” what you’re doing,” she said.

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FROM MEN’S HOCKEY »PAGE 12 definitely not where we want to be yet.” to be worried. Blasi said there’s not one spe- “I think as a team as long as we cific aspect of the game the team come and compete and prepare is looking to improve on, but rath- ourselves this week I think we’ll er continuing to play good hockey be ready to go,” Joyaux said. “As and put together a full 60 minutes. long as we’re working hard I think “I thought we did a lot of good our goalies will back us up.” things on Friday, I thought we Senior Blake Coleman said did a lot of good things on Sun- it’s less about Ohio State and day,” Blasi said. “But we haven’t more about what Miami can do played 60 minutes yet and in or- as a team. der to be a great team and a team “We don’t really look at our op- that is going to contend in the end ponent as much as where we need you have to learn to play 60 min- to get better in our game,” Cole- utes consistently.” man said. “But [Ohio State] is go- Miami opened the 2013-14 sea- ing to be a tough test.” son against Ohio State in a home- The RedHawks have a danger- and-home series, in which the ous offense as well. Miami scored ’Hawks won both games. They two goals Friday and three Sun- beat the Buckeyes on the road 6-2 day against Bowling Green. They and at home 6-3. also put up 11 in their second Puck drop for Friday’s game preseason game against Simon is 7 p.m. and Satuday’s is set Fraser University. for 7:05 p.m. “We’re still just looking to get Fans can listen to the game live LAUREN OLSON PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR better,” Coleman said. “We’re on redhawkradio.com Miami players, including junior defenseman Chris Joyaux celebrate a goal.

FROM SOCCER »PAGE 12 rekindle old rivalries. that went undefeated in the MAC, FROM FOOTBALL »PAGE 12 back this week.” “I know a few girls on [Northern is not letting her focus drift past the Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. eastern practice on talking to each other Illinois],” Weiner said. “It’ll be fun to next opponent. The ’Hawks have lacked the in DeKalb, Illinois. and clearing balls out. We’re all play them again.” “Every MAC game is hard and services of senior playmaker “We really feel like we are friends, so we trust what everybody Western Michigan, the preseason this year especially the competi- Dawan Scott the past two weeks getting better, but we need more is saying.” MAC favorite, brings another set of tion level is high,” Bronke said. and fifth-year tight end Alex games,” Martin said. “I wish we For the half dozen or so Red- challenges to Miami Soccer Field “We’ve just gotta keep doing what Welch last week. Martin is hope- had played a 20 game schedule Hawks, including sophomore Sunday. Weiner and Kramig both we’ve been doing and hopefully ful they’ll be back this week. this year. Tough games on the midfielder Jenna Weiner, who hail noted the Broncos as a strong, physi- it works out.” “You take out Welch and road; that’s how we get better. from the Chicago suburbs, Friday’s cal side that will be hard to handle. The RedHawks kick off against Dawan, those are major, major That’s how we improve, that’s meeting with Northern Illinois will Bronke, a savvy veteran and mem- NIU 4 p.m. Friday and take on weapons for us …” Martin said. how we get our program where reunite old friends and perhaps ber of the 2012 RedHawk squad WMU 1 p.m. Sunday. “We’re hopeful to be getting guys we want.”

FROM W. HOCKEY »PAGE 12 forward Jenna Trubiano and se- nior goaltender Kelsey Duggan with 15 points, while freshman picked up the shutout. The Maize left wing Carly Noble and sopho- and Blue are currently in 14th more right wing Cassidy Guthrie place in the ACHA standings are in a four-way tie for fifth place with two points. with 10 points. This weekend is the begin- The team has been able to score ning of an important four-game at will this season, finding the stretch for the RedHawks, as they MIAMI back of the net 48 times in four take on a Michigan team that fin- games. However, the ’Hawks ished eighth in the ACHA a sea- have struggled to stay out of son ago and wrap up their home Women’s Hockey the penalty box as they have ac- stand next weekend to take on cumulated 26 penalty minutes Davenport University. with freshman forwards Alyssa “We’re working on improv- Vissali and Eliza Abraham lead- ing our communication, avoid- ing the team with six penalty ing breakdowns and having great minutes each. communication is what will set Pink the Rink Sophomore goaltender Emalee us apart,” Wills said. “It’s not go- Wills and freshman netminder ing to be easy this weekend; it’ll Carly Vanorden are in a five-way be a hard fight. There’s no guar- Breast Cancer Awareness Games tie for fourth-lowest goals against antee of a win.” average with a 1. The two have The RedHawks host the Wol- combined for a 4-0 record, 39 verines at 9:15 p.m. Friday and saves and a .907 save percentage. noon Saturday in the Goggin Michigan (1-0) is coming off Ice Center’s Rink A. Saturday’s a 1-0 win over the University game is the team’s “Pink the of Vermont, as it got an unas- Rink” game in honor of breast FREE and Open to the Public sisted goal from sophomore cancer awareness. at the Goggin Ice Center

100 songs and was the first album »PAGE 12 FROM COLUMN by a female artist to do so. Suc- fect storm of pressure resulting cess seems to be a part of her as from the issues surrounding do- she was listed in seventh place in mestic violence and the sport, it Forbes 2013 list of “Top Earning # 1 MIAMI RedHawks seems as though the league has Women in Music” while found- become wide awake to the con- ing her own record label in 2014. cerns of its female fans (at least It is not like performing at the vs. to the extent that they can hurt the Super Bowl would be something bottom line). alien to Perry, either. Per an Aug. #4 Michigan Wolverines However, bringing Perry 5 interview with Rolling Stone: aboard to do the Super Bowl “I just feel like people don’t al- halftime show seems slightly like ways come out to see live shows pandering and hoping that bring- but people want to see my show. ing a musical act that has popu- And it’s sold out. People are re- larity across the board makes sponsive. It’s being offered to Friday, October 17, 2014 @ 9:15pm up for appearing to condone its me and I don’t know if that will players’ actions in regards to always be the case. It’s exciting domestic violence. times to be able to sell out arenas Saturday, October 18, 2014 @ Noon It can also be argued that NFL in a time where people are black- is maintaining society’s status ing out arenas. You know what quo, as it is having a female artist I’m saying? So be grateful for the perform for a sport that is mostly opportunity now, because it may exclusive to men and is predomi- not always be that way. I may not Support the Lady RedHawks as nantly watched by men (not to always be here. So do it while mention the music industry’s you can.” they defend their own history of presenting women Whatever the case may be on in a certain way). how we got Perry to perform It feels so wrong, but Perry is at this year’s halftime show at 2014 National Championship! the right fit for the league as she the Super Bowl, we will get as has been an enormously suc- to see her roar on one of the cessful artist. Her Teenage Dream grandest stages in the world de- album in 2010 was the first since spite the fact that she is doing Michael Jackson’s Bad (1987) it for league trying to shed its to have five No. 1 Billboard Hot much-deserved criticism. Come out and

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SOCCER according to Kramig, will demand nothing less than Miami’s best soccer. JUSTIN WOODS “These are two very difficult FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT games,” Kramig said. “Northern is Sitting in second place in the Mid- right there with us [in the league] American Conference standings, and Western is a very good team that the Miami University soccer team is tough defensively, disciplined and (10-2-1) wraps up its home regular well-organized. But it’s critical that season slate this weekend against the we take home points when we have Northern Illinois University Huskies the chance to do it.” (5-7-2) and the Western Michigan Speaking of teams that are dif- University Broncos (9-4-1). ficult to break down, Miami has a With six conference matches formidable defensive unit of its own. down and five to play, the Red- The ’Hawks have allowed only Hawks (13 points) are looking up three goals in MAC matches and at only the University at Buffalo blanked four of those six opponents. (14 points), which is unbeaten in the Miami has recorded seven shutouts MAC with a 4-0-2 record. on the season. Junior defensive mid- “We’re in a pretty good posi- fielder Jess Bronke believes one of tion right now,” head coach Bobby the keys to keeping the ball out of Kramig said. “I’m happy with how sophomore goalkeeper Vic Mania- we’re playing and I’m happy with ci’s net is to keep up the chatter. where we stand.” “I think communication is a big But this weekend will not offer part of our defensive success,” any respite from the competition. Bronke said. “We work a lot in Both NIU and WMU hold win- CONNOR MORIARTY THE MIAMI STUDENT ning conference records and, SOCCER »PAGE 10 Miami junior midfielder/forward Haley Walter fights for the ball during a game against Toledo.

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FOOTBALL The loss snapped a 24-game regu- Hare 35 times like Lynch.” lar season winning streak against Martin has nothing but praise TOM DOWNEY MAC opponents and a 28-game for NIU’s offensive line. SPORTS EDITOR home winning streak. “[They are] big and physical up The last time Miami University The ’Hawks are hitting the road front,” Martin said. “Really expe- and Northern Illinois University for the fifth time in six weeks and rienced offensive line. I haven’t faced off, the RedHawks left with head coach Chuck Martin thinks seen all the offensive lines, but a stunning 26-21 victory over the NIU will be “ticked” after losing they are as good as I’ve seen in Huskies in the 2010 Mid-Ameri- to Central. this league and better and signifi- can Conference Championship. “Unfortunately, we’re getting cantly better than a lot of them.” The stakes aren’t the same this them on probably not the right Much of the onus to apply time around and the two schools week,” Martin said. “They’re pressure on Hare falls on junior 20 are on different paths. probably pretty ticked. I was hop- defensive end Bryson Albright. The points senior forward/midfielder Kelsey Dinges has this season. Since the two teams played, ing they would be feeling good He’s second in the MAC with Dinges has 13 more than any other RedHawk and four more than NIU (4-2, 1-1 MAC) has won two and don’t think we’re very good five sacks, a number that already any other Mid-American Conference soccer player. MAC championships and every and overconfident.” matches his career high. MAC West title. Meanwhile, Mi- The Huskies are led by redshirt The RedHawks will once ami (1-6, 1-1 MAC) hasn’t even sophomore quarterback Drew again lean heavily on fifth-year posted a winning record. Hare, who has the unenviable task senior quarterback Andrew Hen- “I’m excited to go there on the of replacing former Huskie great drix to carry the offense. Despite NFL schedules its Teenage road and see how we matchup Jordan Lynch. Hare has com- completing just 48 percent of on the road against arguably the pleted 59.4 percent of his passes his passes, Hendrix is ninth in Dream with Katy Perry best team in the league … ” head for 997 yards, 10 touchdowns and the nation in passing yards and coach Chuck Martin said. “I’m just one interception. He is third passing touchdowns. kinda excited to see week 8, 1-6, on the team in rushing with 235 “As far as scheme goes, they’re RINARD’S aging a crisis can do that to a on the road at Northern Illinois, yards and two TDs. Solid num- pretty similar to Akron, so it’s RUNDOWN company), so what better way what do we got? Where are we bers, but not Lynch-esq numbers. pretty nice for us to be able to COLUMN to combat the current negativity at mentally, physically? Cause “Hare is playing very well, but game plan pretty similar to last regarding its perceived views on we’re gonna have to fight our tails you’re losing a guy who was up week,” redshirt freshman Jared It’s been re- women (i.e. “Ray Rice video? off … to me it’s an exciting chal- for the Heisman Trophy,” Martin Murphy said. “We can carry cently reported What Ray Rice video? Buy our lenge for us. I’m hopeful we’re said. “It’s not a knock, because over what we did and improve that Katy Perry pink jerseys, ladies!”) surround- gonna be up for the challenge.” Hare’s numbers in the passing on last week.” will be perform- ing the sport with a musical act NIU is coming off a 34-17 loss game are good and he’s run ef- ing the Super that is all about female empow- to Central Michigan University. fectively, but they’re not running FOOTBALL »PAGE 10 Bowl halftime erment with songs “Dark Horse,” show. This fol- “Roar,” “Part of Me” and “Fire- lows a statement where she said work,” right? “I’m not the kind of girl who The NFL has been hot and cold MU faces OSU in home-and-home would pay to play the Super in regards to its bumbling around Bowl,” referring to the fact the of Rice’s case, while simultane- league forces acts to pay it in or- ously being a big proponent of MEN’S HOCKEY The Buckeyes opened their Christian Frey and Matt Tomkins der to perform at the Super Bowl breast cancer awareness, more season last weekend with a pair made 53 saves on 59 shots during (because that’s how they do). so than the other major North STEVEN PERKINS FOR THE MIAMI STUDENT of overtime games against then- the weekend. The news comes at a time American sports. After a per- No. 3/4 Providence College. Ohio Ohio State’s offense was also when the NFL is dying to have The Miami University men’s State won the first game 5-4 and effective, as the Buckeyes tickled good PR (horribly misman- COLUMN »PAGE 10 hockey team is gearing up for lost the second 2-1. twine five times Friday including. another in-state home-and-home Head coach Enrico Blasi recog- Three of those goals came off the series after a split with Bowling nized Ohio State’s talent this year. stick of junior forward Anthony Green State University. This time, “Watching them on video, Greco, earning him the NCAA Miami takes on Michigan the RedHawks face off with the they are a very dangerous offen- third star of the week. Ohio State University Buckeyes. sive team,” Blasi said. “I thought Junior defender Chris Joy- Miami is on the road for another their goaltending was extremely aux said there’s no reason WOMEN’S HOCKEY maintaining our pace and improv- Friday in Columbus, before host- good too.” ing our communication. We ex- HOCKEY »PAGE 10 JORDAN RINARD ing the Buckeyes Saturday. Buckeye sophomore goalies SENIOR STAFF WRITER pect Michigan’s best and we have the target on our backs. It’s a big After rolling through Linden- rivalry game. It’s big for us and it ONLINE wood University and Midland would be big for them to pick up EXCLUSIVES VISIT MIAMISTUDENT.NET TO READ MORE University to open the 2014-15 two points. We have to work on campaign, the Miami University minimizing our mistakes.” women’s hockey are set to open Miami is currently in a four-way CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL FIELD HOCKEY CCWHA play as it hosts the Uni- tie for third place in the ACHA versity of Michigan. The Red- standings with eight points on the Hawks (4-0) have won each game season. Four of the top eight point by nine or more goals this season. leaders in the ACHA belong to “Getting into conference play, the Red and White as sophomore we need to be at our top level right wing Rachael Booth is in READY FOR TRAVELS TO HOSTS KENT and we need to be clicking,” head first place with 16 points, junior PRE-NATIONALS EMU AND CMU STATE coach Scott Hicks said. “We’re center Haley Williams is second working on our attention to de- tail, working on paying attention, W. HOCKEY »PAGE 10