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Thursday, December 2, 2010 Serving the University of Alabama since 1894 Vol. 117, Issue 64 Farewell, Four Loko Campus Phusion Projects, LLC plan to exam prep eliminate stimulants in its caffeine-alcohol options crossover available By Taylor Holland Senior Staff Reporter [email protected]
With finals week on the horizon, most students are finding themselves in a time crunch, struggling to finish papers and prepare for exams. But the University has established many differ- ent facilities, not only to help ease the pain of finals week for students, but also to help their grades improve. One such facility is the Writing Center, located inside of Lloyd Hall. There, the staff reviews stu- dents’ papers and gives advice on how to improve them.
See EXAMS, page 2 FAST FACTS • The Writing Center will be open through Friday Dec. 3. • The Center for Teaching and Learning is open until Friday Dec. 10. SGA keeps CW | Thomas Lewallen fall budget By William Evans Senior Staff Reporter [email protected] balanced, The mixture mix of alcohol with caffeine in beverages such as Four Loko and Joose produces a health hazard that deserves to be banned from sale, said Delynne Wilcox, assistant director of health transparent plplanninga and prevention. TheT combination of the stimulant caffeine with By Katherine Martin the depressant alcohol masks the effects of drunkenness Staff Reporter that usually enable people to determine when to stop drinking, [email protected] Wilcox said. The caffeine in drinks such as Four Loko and Joose generates a feelingf of alertness and increased mobility in a person who is becoming This semester, the Student Government intoxicatedinto from a drink that boasts an alcohol content worth that of three Association was able to implement many new pro- beers in one 12-ounce can, she added. grams while still staying within their operating “It’s not just an alcoholic beverage,” Wilcox said. “It’s malt liquor, which con- budget, said Ian Sams, SGA communication direc- tains more alcohol, al and the size that they’re selling it in—a 16-ounce can—contains tor. Sams said it is difficult to pinpoint a most and See LOKO, page 6 least successful program SGA has implemented this year. “We have an incredible number of programs we’ve executed this semester that have done well,” Tweet of the Week Danielle Blevins, Sams said. “For this first time in a long time we’ve been able to engage a broader section of the cam- “The problem is anything an idiot does is dangerous. 2nd year law student, pus community.” People should just make better choices in general.” @danielleblevins See SGA, page 6 UA commissioned art captures championship win
By Stephanie Brumfield “Red Sea Parting” is licensed the company. “chalouje,” its patent-pending “Red Sea Staff Reporter by the Collegiate Licensing After designing the image, process of distilling and layer- Parting” [email protected] Company, which permits the the company presented the ing photographs to give images is a piece artwork to use official logos. artwork to the associate ath- depth. of art To commemorate the 2009 Unlike other images, “Red letic director for football, Mike “Our process allows us to depicting national championship, the Sea Parting” was officially com- Vollmar, who then showed it to layer and blend several images the 2009 Birmingham-based company missioned by the University’s the coaches, Harwood said. to make them come together national ActionSportsArt has released athletic department and will “They loved it,” Harwood as one image, whereas in other champi- “Red Sea Parting,” a multi-lay- therefore include the athletic said. “We created a custom- collages, images look flat and onship er image that shows running department’s official seal. sized canvas that’s 4 1/2 feet by cut-out,” he said. game back Mark Ingram plowing During the four-and-a-half 6 feet for Coach Saban’s office. The four founders of aginst- through the Texas defensive month commissioning process, Several other coaches have our ActionSportsArt came up with Texas. line to score the game’s first ActionSportsArt dealt directly artwork, too.” the process while trying to cre- touchdown. with the athletic department, Harwood said that the rea- ate a unique birthday present Submitted Like all other images pro- said Cort Harwood, co-founder son his company’s art has Photo duced by ActionSportsArt, and chief operating officer of been so well-received is due to See ART, page 13
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Loyd Baker said. ties.” gling alloftheirresponsibili- has doneanamazingjobjug- our normalweeks, butourstaff had morewalk-ins now thanon crunch time,”Niilersaid.“We’ve midterms time,that’s when it’s “Rightaroundnow andat Administration Building sive Driving Fundraiser ing Auditorium their Environment” How OrganismsAdaptto toDNA: - “FromDarwin vard BiologistHopiHoekstra Series ContinueswithHar- When: Where: What: When: Where: What: When: Where: What: p.m. a.m. Aliveat25Defen- Magazine Platform UAALLELELecture TODAY 9:30a.m.-12 7:30p.m.-12 7:30p.m. RoomG54,Rose InnisfreeIrishPub UABiologyBuild- ON CAMPUS become better writersby serv- goal hereistohelpstudents ful jobofcoping,”hesaid.“Our “The staff doesawonder- preparing for theirown finals. gles intheirperformance while employees hasshown any strug- Niilersaidnoneofhis35 fraternity house. on thenameofspecific but Baker declinedcomment 500 blockofJefferson Avenue, The rape occurredinthe be chargedat thistime. been identifiedbuthasyet to Baker saidthesuspect has ON THECALENDAR Tim RollinsandK.O.S. 121 approvedevent. Section B.ThisisanMUS for SectionAand$4 Tickets forStudentsare$6 ofholidaymusic. formance Jazz Ensemblegiveaper- Singers andtheAlabama Sarah Moody Gallery ofArt Sarah MoodyGallery Music Building When: Where: What: When: Where: What: To theMountaintop: Hilaritas-University 9a.m.-4:30p.m. 7:30p.m. 103Garland, FrankM.Moody FRIDAY tutors arenotexperiencing Center, Bradley saidtheCTL Like thetutors intheWriting difficulties.” who areexperiencing academic ics. We don’tseethestudents involved withtheiracadem- to seestudents who arehighly disappoints meisthat we tend said. “Buttheonethingthat service, which isgood,”Bradley of students take advantage ofthe “We have hadagreat number students interested. study skillsworkshops for all tutoring, exam preparation and Bradley saidthecenteroffers dents. fairly constant numbersofstu- and last year have produced she saidthat boththisyear the semester aswell. However, ly picksuptowards theendof CTL, saidtheirvolume typical- Elva Bradley, directorofthe Hall. Learning, located inOsband the UA Center for Teaching and dents preparefor theirfinalsis Anotherfacility tohelpstu- school resumes inJanuary. It willresume operations when ing for therest ofthesemester. Friday until3p.m.before clos- open today anduntil6p.m., The Writing Center willbe paper by paper.” We achieve that clientby client, reading audience for theirwork. ing asanactive andinquisitive next week tickets game bowl canrequest Students ticket request list between noon should addthemselves tothe purchasing bowl gametickets UA students interested in Snap-T Fleece Men’s: New thisSeason! in assorted colors $99 S-XXL When: Where: What: ball Tournament When: Smith Hall Where: What: phers inUAShow Cuban, AmericanPhotogra- p.m. Building Room oftheMoodyMusic person $35couples Opera Theatre-$20per Auction sponsoredbyUA When: Where: What: [email protected] Submit youreventsto Ladies: Mon.-Fri. 7-6pm Sat.9-5pm sites or call their front offices. sites orcalltheirfrontoffices. should visittheirrespective web- the Writing Center ortheCTL ing anappointment at either Students interested inmak- and othergiftsfor $15. and morethan$100incoupons with aFATE cooler, two shirts in FATE cangetapackage, along Alumni Hall.Those students not supplies last, by stopping by can getafreepackage, while who areactive FATE members Alumni Funds,saidstudents David Wilson, directorof other items. organizations andcandy, among which includegiftcardstolocal out FinalExam Survival Packets, nization FATE willbehanding opportunities, UA student orga- Inadditiontothesetutoring and until4:45p.m.onFriday. p.m. Monday throughThursday, ing finalsweek. Itisopenuntil10 The CTLwillremainopendur- lives oftheirpeers?” they’ve madeadifference inthe feeling istherethanknowing rience for them.What better rewarding andenrichingexpe- ible at what they do.It’s avery be successful. They’re allincred- foremost, we want ourtutors to to expect,” shesaid.“First and tion sessionstotellthemwhat and give themdetailedorienta- “We work withourtutors their own finals. problems while studying for coming weeks. be sentviae-mailwithinthe post-season football gameswill ing thepurchaseoftickets for Detailed information concern- to addthemselves totheselists. will needtogoactcard.ua.edu on Wednesday, Dec.8.Students on Monday, Dec.6,and5p.m. SATURDAY EPXOUPXOt www.theshirtshop.biz WheelchairBasket- (SFFOTCPSP"WF ‘SidebySide’Unites ANotSOSilent 9a.m.-6p.m. 10a.m.-4:30 7p.m. StudentRecCenter Grand Gallery of GrandGallery ChoralOperal $119 The Crimson White NEWS Thursday, December 2, 2010 3 ATO sponsors bike drive for local children
By Jasmine Cannon Creek and Forrester Gardens transportation that is both majoring in history contin- rise in donations,” Richards just miles from campus where Contributing Writer Apartments. healthy and enjoyable.” ued, “I think it’s good [ATO] said. “If everyone just asked people are living well below “Seeing the happiness that According to datacenter. is partnered with a charity their parents if they have an the poverty line,” Richards In order to assist those our event brought to the kidscount.org, there were from Tuscaloosa. It’s good to unused bike in their garage, said. “For some of these chil- who are less fortunate for the families in those neighbor- nearly 8,000 or 19.3 percent of know that students here at we can arrange pick up. A dren, receiving a bike for holidays, the HOPE Initiative hoods changed my perspec- children living in poverty in the University are being able refurbished bicycle could Christmas may be the happi- and Alpha Tau Omega frater- tive on how I should utilize Tuscaloosa. The ATO broth- to impact Tuscaloosa.” make someone’s Christmas est moment of their lives.” nity have teamed up for their my public relations skills,” ers believe donating these “A lot of people are [donat- morning.” For more information on the first ever bike drive. Old and Richards, Bike Drive supervi- bikes to kids in the commu- ing] out of the goodness of Bicycles of all sizes and HOPE Initiative visit tuscaloo- new bikes are being accepted sor and founder and the social nity for Christmas will have a their heart. Students at the conditions will be accepted saprayer.net. along with donations until chairman for ATO, said in lasting impression. University of Alabama do and be given to children of all Dec. 10. All of the donations an emailed statement. “After “There are a lot of kids in care for the less fortunate, ages. For those who need help will be Christmas gifts given getting to know Dr. William Tuscaloosa who don’t get especially the kids,” Smalley transporting a bike, mem- FAST FACTS to underprivileged children Scroggins, director of the any Christmas presents at said. “In the coming years, bers of ATO will arrange for by each child’s family in HOPE Initiative, I asked that all,” said Dan Young, a senior we’re really hoping that this a pickup. Those who are able • The Hope Initiative and Tuscaloosa. he allow our fraternity to majoring in marketing. “A becomes a real big deal and to transport bikes themselves The idea for the bike drive partner with HOPE for a sig- bike is something we found we’ll be able to do it year- can drop them off at the ATO Alpha Tau Omega are was sparked after Richard nature event. that was a really big need that round.” fraternity house on fraternity sponsoring their fi rst bike Richards became familiar “The premise behind donat- they had as far as transport- Richards said the goal for row. drive. with the HOPE Initiative ing bikes is the function of ing and getting around. A lot the bike drive is to collect at In order to donate a bike through a service-based bicycles themselves,” he of th em don’t get anything least 100 bikes. or make a monetary dona- • To make a donation, learning mass communica- said. “In an era where child- on Christmas, so it’s a way “We’re not quite on track tion, send an e-mail to hope- e-mail hopebikedrive@ tions class. Richards and two hood recreation is domi- for them to get something on to get 100 bikes, but with the [email protected] or call classmates organized a field nated by video games, these Christmas.” Christmas season approach- Richards at 704-651-3821. rmail.com day for the children of Copper bikes will provide a mode of Drew Smalley, a senior ing quickly, we’ve seen a sharp “There are neighborhoods Student-led business focuses on giving back
By Ethan Summers Josh Wilkerson, a senior major- college working with a chil- businesses. Businesses such as in Bryant-Denny Stadium. Christmas rush ends. Staff Reporter ing in biology, and a silent part- dren’s hospital, Woodruff said, 1-800-Flowers deliver custom Woodruff said the company “Valentine’s is going to [email protected] ner began looking for business and the experience stuck with gifts like GottaHaveExcitement. has met slow business leading be right around the corner,” ideas. him. The company donates 5 com does, he said, but they up to Thanksgiving but expects Woodruff said. “Our cut-off date GottaHaveExcitement.com, “We were kicking around percent of all sales profits to aren’t built on the focus of earn- a busy season between now and for ordering for Christmas is a child-focused business cre- some ideas for business ven- Children’s Health System. ing money to give back to the Christmas. Dec. 17 and we’ll start [Dec. 20] ated this year, provides vari- tures and we came up with this, “If we give a percentage of community. “It’s working pretty good,” for how we’ll get geared up for ous custom packages, as well just basically saying it’d be nice our profits back, and get other Another focus of their busi- he said. “A lot of people, I Valentine’s Day.” as a delivery service. Packages to do something for the kids, business to do the same thing … ness, Wilkerson and Woodruff don’t think, start doing any- Wilkerson said he hopes the can include letters from Santa, and then it just started escalat- it doesn’t take much from us to said, is using suppliers and asso- thing for Christmas until after idea catches on with businesses Rudolph the reindeer or even a ing,” Woodruff said. really affect people,” Wilkerson ciates who share their focus on Thanksgiving. We’re just trying everywhere. magic elf. Cookies, candies and The group decided early on said. charity. Selma Goods Company to get the word out there.” “We’re hoping that people other items are also available that the business would give Wilkerson said he believes supplies cookies for the busi- Wilkerson and Woodruff said will see the reason behind it is for order and delivery. back to the community and their concept of focusing ness and has a similar char- they plan to expand to other not just a business idea but a The business began when children, Wilkerson said. The the business on giving back ity stance, Woodruff said. They holidays and eventually day- whole different form of econom- Selma native Chad Woodruff, silent partner spent time in is revolutionary among also provide food for YogurtLab to-day celebrations, after the ics,” he said.
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We demand pride inourcountry, andthat meanswe take policies would bebetter spent here.We take spending onclandestine andmisinformed of theworld aroundus.The resourceswe are Risinggenerations areincreasingly aware and thejigisup. think inthesameway. Itisnotsustainable, American citizenship,even influencesusto ers continuetoactassuch, itreflectsupon But asouradministration andlawmak- entitled. We arenotabove reproach. usual have notbeengoodenough. We arenot To Washington, politicsandbusinessas ignorant. American citizensshouldnotbetreated as things settle backintoequilibrium. Butthe state visitsanddeny what they can until The politicianswilltwist words, arrange perspective toallthoseinWashington. LetushopetheWikiLeaks calamity lends gears ofourgovernment. different, while thesameissues grindthe the Obamaadministration. The peopleare have lost itsbrilliantsavvy when itbecame our resumes. The Obamacampaign seemsto under theheadlinesandreturn toposting big-ticket issue, while therest ofuslanguish impasse, refusingtocompromise onasingle Congressional leadersremainat an government. that influenceindividual membersofour against thehubrisandspecial interests Washington. Andwhat isleftcannotstand there isnotmuchcreativity tobefound in dumb they must thinkwe are?Idaresay Doesanyone elseever stop towonder how idea thanacountry. although Afghanistan seems morelike an name of“freedom”and“democratic values,” world, we bombthehellout ofavillage inthe the Gospel ofRush.Andhalfway aroundthe ity onallofus—that is,only accordingto Tea Partiers would impose theirmoral- rail against theDemocrats). do anything withideasoftheirown (except ing power withoutever actually proposingto explaining thedetails.Republicansaregain- have forced legislation throughwithoutever through amediaoutletnearyou. Democrats mind-numbing rhetoricfromonhigh,flowing Day afterday, Americansarefedthesame what pointwillAmericanshave hadenough? that definedtherecentmidtermelections,at Palin’s latest booktourandthebickering ical) platforms fromtheTea Party, Sarah of moralistic political(orshouldIsay a-polit- Afterthehealthcaredebate, thebarrage Where isthetippingpoint? rhetoric, andIthinkitbegsthequestion: down. This isthesameoldhand-waving We’re standing onstage withourpants be joking. of aCIAdronestrike inPakistan. We must The next thingwe know, he’llbethetarget what law? Andinwhat court? from aserver siteoutsideoftheU.S.?Under ing material that hadbeenleaked anyway, who isnotanAmericancitizen,for publish- Dowe really intendtoprosecuteAssange, War paranoia–driven foreign policies.) economic exploitation caused by ourCold- bureaucracy oftheUnited Nations andthe ronmental pillaging ofSouthAmerica,the cal hypocrisy inCentral Africa,ourenvi- more meritorioustoacknowledge ourpoliti- we’re apologizing, itwould probably be ate withourintelligenceendeavors. (While upon yourself by now refusingtocooper- we’re sorry. Pleasedon’tbringsanctions Andifwe’ve embarrassedyou, certainly glorified bribery. ness that our‘diplomacy’ isoftenreducedto extent that they expose theobvious weak- undermine ourwork inothercountriestothe in theworld. The WikiLeaks fileswillonly py avery precariousanddubiousposition administration isbrandingit,thenwe occu- Ifthetruthconstitutes anattack, asthe and tightennetwork security. Bigsurprise. moving quickly torevise security protocol held responsible. Government agencies are WikiLeaks editorJulian Assange) would be have broken Americanlaw (presumably Holder affirmed that anyone found to caused ourallies.Attorney GeneralEric embarrassment thedisclosure may have Clintonalsoexpressed regretover any in othercountries.” nity at large,saying “itunderminesourwork United States andtheinternational commu- has calledthereleaseanattack onthe SecretaryofState HillaryRodhamClinton ly bluntingthecriticismat homeandabroad. scrambling itsPRforce inhopesofcunning- or “waterboarding”) toleave ourfrontoffice most recentdebacle(see“IraqWar Diaries” the web. Andthislatest exposure isonly the Department documentsfound theirway onto the fallout afterthousandsofclassifiedState into damage controlmode,thistimetoease itself inanalltoofamiliar position—forced WikiLeaks release,ouradministration finds With thisweek’s much–anticipated By RayneSaxe The Crimson White NEWS Thursday, December 2, 2010 5 Harvard professor to visit ALLELE series By Kellie Gentry educate Alabama residents in speak in the 2010-11 series. technologies have allowed in textbooks. Contributing Writer the evolutionary science field, Hoekstra is the John Loeb scientists to prove the evolu- In 2009, the National Center IF YOU GO ... said Leslie Rissler, an associ- associate professor of biology tion theory Charles Darwin for Science Education ranked The department of biologi- ate professor in the depart- in the department of organis- proposed in the 19th century, Alabama 50th — the worst • What: ALLELE series cal sciences and the College ment of biological sciences. mic and evolutionary biology Rissler said. state in the nation when it of Arts and Sciences will host “We’re trying to do our part and the curator of mammals “In my lecture, I will pres- comes to quality of its science with speaker Hopi Hopi Hoekstra of Harvard and try to tell the public that at the Museum of Comparative ent one of the most complete education, Rissler said. Hoekstra University as the second evolution is a fact, and it’s a Zoology at Harvard. studies of adaptive change in “We want to show people speaker in its ALLELE series theory, and it’s not controver- In her lecture, “From Darwin nature — the evolution of cam- how exciting and rich the evo- • Where: Biology tonight. sial,” Rissler said. to DNA: How Organisms ouflaging coloration in mice lutionary science fields really Building auditorium The event will be at 7:30 p.m. The Evolution Working Adapt to their Environment,” inhabiting the coastal dunes are,” she said. in the Biology Building audito- Group at the University of Hoekstra will explain the of Alabama and Florida,” The ALLELE lecture series • When: Tonight at rium. It is free and open to the Alabama, which consists of importance of the theory of Hoekstra said in a press is geared toward students, fac- 7:30 p.m. public. faculty in the biology, philoso- evolution in her research release. ulty, Tuscaloosa and Alabama The series is titled the phy, psychology, geology and on coat color of beach mice Alabama is the only state residents and is considered a • Cost: free Alabama Lectures on Life’s anthropology, has recruited through genetic analyses. that requires a disclaimer community outreach service, Evolution and is designed to scientists in these fields to Recent DNA sequencing for the evolution theory Rissler said. Graduating seniors unsure about the future By Jennie Kushner “Upon my graduation, I will return to Kentucky Jimmy Smith, a senior next month and a half I will go “With my degree and the Senior Staff Reporter majoring in urban planning, on a conquest of ducks, geese current lack of jobs, for me to [email protected] and for the next month and a half I will go on a said at this stage in his life, he and quail,” he said. “After that, have a stability in the future, I conquest of ducks, geese and quail. After that, I will is not ready to enter the full I will take the LSAT again in know now is the time to further Seniors graduating next take the LSAT again in February.” time work force. February.” my education rather than try Saturday have three choices: {} “Upon my graduation, I will Smith said the current job to enter the work force,” Smith step into the real world, contin- — Jimmy Smith, a senior majoring in urban planning return to Kentucky and for the situation swayed his option. said. ue their education at a higher level or take a little vacation many contacts in Philadelphia an internship for the spring time. right now, but also due to since I’m graduating early in Due to tough economic the poor economy,” she said. three and a half years.” times, it seems as though they “Hopefully, once I get to Menges said his lease at the are doing the latter two. Philadelphia, I will be able to Retreat expires in July, and he On Dec. 11, about 2,000 build my network and have decided to stay in the South degrees will be confirmed but better luck in the job market.” while he weighed his options only 1,100 students will par- LaCresha Crawford, a senior of graduate school or finding a ticipate in the graduation cer- majoring in general business, full-time job. emony, said Susan Dowling, plans to move to Georgia and “With the economy the way communication specialist for attend graduate school to get a it is, I felt taking an internship the University. master’s in human resources. and waiting a few more months Dowling said 3,278 students Crawford, like Poole, has yet to see if things begin to turn graduated in May of this year. to find a job but said feels con- around was my best option at Students said they have con- fident in her credentials. this time,” he said. fidence in the education the “I feel I am prepared for “I feel Alabama has prepared University has allotted them the real world, because being me for my future,” he said. but unsure as to what the a business major you have to Cam Avent, a senior major- future holds. focus on getting results out of ing in marketing, said he plans “I feel as if Alabama has whatever you are doing,” she to move to Colorado. Avent properly prepared me for the said. “The excellent staff of said due to tough economic ‘real world,’” said Holly Poole, the College of Commerce and times, he couldn’t find a job a senior majoring in market- Business Administration has prior to graduation. ing. “As a marketing major in prepared its students very well “I didn’t want to sit around the business school, I had to to be successful in the business Tuscaloosa or Newnan, my take many courses that were world.” home town, jobless for a few taught by using real situations Charles Menges, a senior months and then get stuck of Fortune 500 companies.” majoring in management, with a job I didn’t want and Roll Tide Roll! Poole said post gradua- determined his best option was look back on my life three tion, she plans to move to to graduate in three and a half years from now and say ‘man Philadelphia. She said she has years to secure an internship. 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has claimed that roughly a cup The combination of alcohol states. “This means that individ- banned if the drink continues to anything.” LOKO of coffee is in each can, which and caffeine veils the effects uals drinking these beverages mix caffeine with alcohol. However, Gant said Four Loko Continued from page 1 Wilcox said is too loose of an of drunkenness because of the may consume more alcohol — According to an FDA news should advertise the amount of estimate. presence of the stimulant in the and become more intoxicated — release, Phusion Projects, LLC caffeine in its cans. [what would be equal to] three “People mix their coffee in dif- drink, according to a consumer than they realize.” has announced its intention He said most people he has cans of beer on top of an undis- ferent strengths and in different update released by the U.S. Food Wilcox stressed that the to eliminate the caffeine and talked to see the banning of Four closed amount of caffeine.” sizes,” she said. and Drug Administration. effects of drinks like Four Loko other stimulants contained in its Loko on certain college campus- Wilcox said Phusion Projects, According to thedailybest. “According to data and expert do not involve the typical feel- drinks. es and in certain cities, such as LLC, the maker of Four Loko, com, one can of Four Loko con- opinion, caffeine can mask sen- ings of drunkenness. Trevor Gant, a sophomore New York City, as an excessive has not disclosed to the public tains the equivalent of the caf- sory cues that people may rely “This is not just like drinking majoring in philosophy and eco- act of government. the exact dosage of caffeine in feine found in three and a half on to determine how intoxicated too much,” she said. “The stim- nomics, said he sees no differ- “I think most people see it as each can. Instead, the company cups of coffee. they are,” the consumer update ulant effect [of the caffeine] is ence between caffeinated-alco- the government excessively cod- physiologically tricking the body holic beverages and other forms dling people,” he said. into thinking that you are more of mixing the two ingredients. Nathaniel Graham, a fresh- alert than you are. [However], “Drinking a Four Loko is no man majoring in history, said the caffeine does not change different than drinking caffeine the advertising of Four Loko is your blood alcohol level.” and alcohol or drinking an ener- ambiguous because of its design. Wilcox said she sees no value gy drink and alcohol,” he said. “It looks just like an energy in having the product on the “Four Loko just makes it easier drink, so I think the advertising market and that it should be to do that, but it doesn’t change is a little misleading,” he said.
The program was meant to be SGA will work harder to get SGA a service for students and SGA more students engaged in the Continued from page 1 hopes to continue the program new programs. next year, he said. Next fall, SGA Also, SGA hopes to imple- This year, SGA started many will improve the communica- ment more scholarship pro- pilot programs, including Ride tion outreach for the program. grams, Kennedy said. with the Tide and the High Tide The High Tide Club, which SGA has started a scholar- Club, that are learning experi- offers members benefits like ship endowment fund that will ences for next semester, Sams express entrance to the sta- provide help for students now said. dium, free food and scholar- and in the future, Kennedy said. The Ride with the Tide pro- ship opportunities, cost $597 Financial transparency gram that gave 150 students and, according to the report, and accountability were, and a ride to Baton Rouge for the received $70. continue to be, the financial Crimson Tide’s game against However, according to affairs priority for the SGA, LSU, cost the SGA $18,285 and Kennedy, there are 1,498 mem- President James Fowler said. made $8,005 in revenue, accord- bers and membership costs $10. “Our work to show every dol- ing to the transaction report on Programs like these, Sams lar spent and frequent balance the SGA website. said, are learning experiences updates on the SGA website for Treasurer Mark David for SGA. any student to see, has been an Kennedy said the SGA is still “With the pilot programs, we opportunity to turn our goals of waiting on more revenue to take what we’ve learned this 100 percent transparency into come in from the trip. year and improve them for the reality,” Fowler said. “It also sets Ride with the Tide is a pro- future,” Sams said. “Everything, the precedent for future admin- gram the SGA sees as a success in some ways, takes some trial istrations to continue the work despite the money they lost, and error.” of being completely transpar- Sams said. Sams said next semester ent to the student body.” The New MacBook Air The Next Generation of MacBooks
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1535 HACKBERRY LANE THECOLLEGESTORE.COM/BAMA 10 Thursday, December 2, 2010 SPORTS The Crimson White WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Defense helps Tide dominate ASU By Brett Hudson was a good sign for where our Contributing Writer program needs to go,” Hudson said. “I thought we played great The Alabama women’s bas- defense in the second half, and ketball team, coming off a we kept applying pressure.” triple-overtime win against Jenkins was once again the Providence in the Junkanoo Tide’s biggest contributor, with Jam, played its trademark 15 points and 16 rebounds, high-pressure defense, leading making for her eighth double- to a 80-31 blowout win over the double of the year in as many Alabama State Lady Hornets. games. She also added four The Crimson Tide methodi- assists, four steals and five cally broke the will of the Lady blocks. Hornets with physical lane play Jenkins moved up on the and simply by outrunning the Alabama all-time career record Hornets at every opportunity. list in several categories. Those This included out-scoring the five blocks put her 10th all time Hornets in the paint 22-8 in the on Alabama’s career block list first half alone. The first half with 59. Her 172 career steals also saw 15 Hornet turnovers, tied her with Carol Smith for leading to 13 points for the seventh all time. Her 15 points Tide. on the night have her tied with Taking a 21-point lead into Glenda Boss at 15th on the halftime, the Tide showed no career points list at Alabama, signs of letting up, opening with her career total of 1,168. the half with 12 straight points However, these sterling and continuing to dominate the accomplishments are not on Hornets to the final deficit of 49 her mind, as she stays focused points. Senior Tierney Jenkins on the postseason. had a major effect in her short “I didn’t even know I did second half, playing only seven that,” Jenkins said. “That’s minutes but still giving five really great and everything, points and seven rebounds. but I don’t really think about The Tide’s relentless style that anymore. I thought it of play had the Hornets’ beat would be really cool to do these from the opening tip-off, lead- things when I was a freshman, ing to 29 Hornet turnovers that but now it’s my last year and led 25 points for the Tide. The I want to go out with a bang. Alabama bench also outscored That bang would be the NCAA the Alabama State bench 36-15. Tournament, and that’s what CW | Drew Hoover Head coach Wendell Hudson I’m focused on right now.” Freshman guard Khristin Lee drives the lane against an Alabama State defender in Alabama’s 49-point victory Wednesday. was pleased with his team’s Alongside Jenkins, fresh- performance, especially in the man Shafontaye Myers and second half. junior Tuscaloosa native Erika before last night’s game and Freshman Kaneisha Horn, Millicent Jones all game, hold- rebounds and forced two of “Having people that don’t Russell scored 13 and 14, had not seen action since the selected to the Junkanoo Jam ing Jones to a mere two points Jones’ three turnovers defen- normally get that many min- respectively. Myers was aver- Tide’s game versus Central All-Star with Jenkins, domi- and three rebounds. Horn sively, while adding a block and utes play more and play well aging seven points per game Arkansas on Nov. 14. nated Alabama State’s center had seven points and seven a steal.
CLUB SPORTS Men’s volleyball trying to grow By Chad Troyan to go to nationals.” Contributing Writer 3030 Clubs The team may have an oppor- tunity to win its first tournament A team’s history can help tell in when it plays at Tennessee in how good a team can be, but the February, but until then they men’s club volleyball team hasn’t 303 0 Days have no set matches. This tour- had time to build a tradition. nament will be the second of the The team is entering its third are usually are on Sundays, year. season. Having a young team Tuesdays and Thursdays. One The differences between club has its own pros and cons, and obstacle they deal with is the and school-run teams can be the players realize how difficult change in practice location. seen when dealing with creating it can be when they face teams Cedar Crest The team hosts its practices a schedule. The big difference that have been together longer at two different locations – the between the two types of teams than they have. Student Recreation Center and is that the club team does not Junior Stephen Jones reaf- the CAVE, which is located in have an athletic director to help firms that the difficulty of com- the back left corner underneath form the schedule. petition they face is due to the Coleman Coliseum. Besides playing on the team, fact other teams may have been "1&5-07&341"3"%*4& The men recently placed sec- Jones is the one who is in charge together longer than the three ond in the Crimson Classic after of building the team’s schedule years Alabama has. facing tough competition like by calling colleges to see if they The team has 15 guys, most Tennessee’s “A” team, which are interested in setting up a of them from outside Alabama. is one of the best teams in the match with a date and time that Jones said he finds it hard to find South. The Tide ended up beat- best suits both schools. Jones Just two minutes players who are committed to ing Tennessee’s “A” team 25-17 floated around a possible match the team due to the lack of peo- and 25-19 in its path to finishing against in-state rival Auburn but ple down South that have some second in the tournament. has since said the match will no from campus on background connected with Jones and sophomore Ryan longer take place. volleyball. Arnold said they believe the The team plans on holding “It’s very difficult,” Jones said. Tide will be able to achieve some tryouts for next year early next “Trying to find someone with 14th Street and self-set goals as the team gets semester, but there has not been background with the sport in the more and more time under its any release of an exact date for South is very tough. Most of our belt. the tryouts. If you are interested players are from out-of-state.” 6th Avenue East “We want to win our first in trying out for the team, you The team practices three tourney,” Arnold said. can e-mail Stephen Jones at times a week. The practices Jones said, “We also want [email protected]. Lawn Services included
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By Brooke Marshall this organization and to help in Act 1, and Mirliton in Act 2. fight in Clara’s dream. excited to be a part of it each “Its just one of those tradi- Contributing Writer participate. My business part- She has been participating in “I love ‘The Nutcracker,” year.” tions of Christmas,” Tingle ner Melissa Verzino [co-direc- performances of the Nutcracker Fowler said. “It wouldn’t be the There will also be a school said. “You can hardly make The Tuscaloosa Community tor of Dance Centre] is a hugely with TCD for 11 years. Christmas season without ‘The show this year, Tingle said. it through Christmas with- Dancers will put on their annu- important part of “Nutcracker” “It’s a great Christmas tra- Nutcracker,’ and the girls have Local students will be bused out seeing a production of al holiday production of “The because when I’m not at work dition,” Leavelle said. “I enjoy put in so much work and time in for a reduced rate to see a ‘Nutcracker.’ It’s such a magi- Nutcracker” opening tonight at she’s covering for me, and she being a part of it. It’s weird for and effort, so it’s really such shorter version of the produc- cal, happy, feel-good kind of 7 at the Bama Theatre. does that because she’s been me if I didn’t do it because I’ve a joy to see it every year. I’m tion on Friday morning. production.” The event will also be pre- dancing since she was three.” been doing it so long. It’s kind sented Dec. 3 at 7 p.m., Dec. 4 at The production will include of like a part of me.” CW| Sara Beth 2 and 7 p.m., and Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. two guest artists, professional The Alabama Ballet has been Colburn Tickets are $21 for adults, $17 dancers who will play the lead very supportive, and many for children and $12 for seniors. roles. This year those danc- members have helped choreo- Kip Tyner They can be purchased at the ers are Allison Anich and Kyle graph and write productions performs Bama Theatre box office or by Seguin, Tingle said. for TCD, Tingle said. as Clara’s, calling 752-4220. The show will “We feel like it’s part of our “A lot of our teachers at the played run about two hours with a responsibility to the commu- Dance Centre are involved in by Lilly 15-minute intermission. nity to expose them to profes- actually rehearsing certain sec- Alldredge, Rebecca Tingle, artistic direc- sional dancers,” Tingle said. tions of ‘Nutcracker,’” Tingle dad during tor for Tuscaloosa Community “That’s what we’re trying to said. “It’s too big of a job for one Tuscaloosa Dancers and owner/ co-direc- promote. We always hire two person.” Community tor of Dance Centre, said professionals, male and female, Rachel Fowler, rehears- Dancer’s TCD has been working to do to come in and dance the lead- al coach for Tuscaloosa perfor- two shows a year, with “The ing roles in ‘Nutcracker.’” Community Dancers and a mance of Nutcracker” in the winter and They will continue bringing graduate student, said TCD is “The Nut- a spring production which is in professionals in order to very family-oriented. Her job is cracker.” geared more toward younger expose their dancers to profes- to teach girls traditional parts children. Previous shows have sionals as role models and to of “The Nutcracker.” included “Snow White,” “The expose the community to the Fowler said she has been Little Mermaid” and “Alice in professional world of dance, involved with TCD for 12 years. Wonderland.” she said. She started out as a mem- “The organization is very Madison Leavelle, a sopho- ber when she was 12. Fowler well-loved in this community,” more majoring in dance and is responsible for rehearsals Tingle said. “We have a lot of graphic design, said she plays of the battle scene where the people that continue to serve the “Nutcracker,” a soldier doll “Nutcracker” and mouse king
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CW| Sara Beth Colburn Above: Snow performs during Tuscaloosa Community Dancerʼs “The Nutcracker” at the Bame Theatre. Top Left: Droselmier, Michael J. Moore, shows his toy doll, Alden Phillips, to Clara during Tusca- loosa Community Dancerʼs performance of “The Nutcracker.” Top Right: Lilly Alldredge as Clara and Michael J. Moore as Droselmier during TCDʼs perfomance of “The Nutcracker.”
7% (!6% 9/5 (!6% LET³S "//+3 #!3( TRADE 16 Thursday, December 2, 2010 The Crimson White NYC jazz comes to Ferg Theater By Lauren Cuervo Halvorson has been a popu- Contributing Writer IF YOU GO ... lar guitarist in the New York music scene since 2002 and The Ferguson Center • What: 13th Assembly earned international suc- Theater will take on a whole cess with the release of her new feel tonight for its • Where: Ferguson latest album “Saturn Sings.” 7:30 concert as it hosts the Center Theater Cornet player Bynum recently New York City-based con- toured with saxophone leg- temporary jazz group 13th • When: 7:30 pm end Anthony Braxton and Assembly. Presented by both has established himself as a New College and Creative • How much: Free respected performer, compos- Campus, the appearance is er and bandleader. part of the series of contem- Fujiwara, the band’s drum- porary multi-genre musical mer, released his album performances that has taken “Actionspeak” in September place on campus within the form a sound that is “styled and has made many appear- last year. somewhere between the clas- ances around the world, “The 13th Assembly offers sic R&B/soul revues of the including several in the quite a different palette ’60s and a post-modern trav- Middle East as part of “The of color for the ears,” said elling circus,” according to a Rhythm Road,” a U.S. State Creative Campus coordina- press release. Its four mem- Department and Lincoln tor Alexis Clark. “It’s not bers, Mary Halvorson, Jessica Center music collaboration. every day that music lovers in Pavone, Taylor Ho Bynum and Pavone, who has received Tuscaloosa get an opportuni- Tomas Fujiwara, have each numerous composition ty to challenge their listening earned individual music suc- related commissions, includ- style in this way.” cess and bring a unique musi- ing the Aaron Copeland 13th Assembly combines to cal element to the stage. Recording Fund, brings the
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