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CCU ice hockey beats Liberty to win ECCHA title 03 15 20 NEWS CULTURE OP-ED Standoff at off -campus apartments leads to Theatre Department to Loosening up with lube shelter-in-place perform ‘Steel Pier’ 01 // NEWS // thechanticleernews.com CCU clubs participate Rear Admiral Ryan Scholl visits Coastalfirst ever Shark Tank Alyssa Brennan // Assistant Editor Rear Admiral Ryan Scholl, as the University, both its faculty the process overall, and then, On Thursday, Feb. 14, Coastal Carolina students gathered in the Student Union deputy director of Plans and students, as well as inside specifically, if they’re interested theater as Coastal Student Government Association hosted its first ever “Shark Tank”. and Policy for United States US Strategic Command, so we in national security studies and Students and faculty listened to what many organizations had planned. Strategic Command in Omaha, can get a better understanding a career path that might lead Many students thought the event was a great idea for CCU clubs and organizations. Nebraska, spent his day here on of the security landscape to involvement in strategic “I would say this was a success, and I really hope this becomes an annual event for campus on Tuesday, Feb. 19 to and application of a strategic thinking at a national level and organizations to take part in,” Sarah McHale said. talk to students that are studying thought process that will allow opportunities that exist in the The Shark Tank panel was a panel of five judges that included the Dean of Science, intelligence and national security, us to create a more peaceful path of that process,” Scholl the Vice President of Student Life and Engagement as well as three students from and political science and the security environment,” Scholl said. SGA. Clubs and organizations that participated spoke in front of the panel and gave a National Security Club. said. He also has some advice for proposal of an event to be held for CCU students. An important part of his Scholl was excited to be students going into intelligence The winner with the best proposal could be given up to eight thousand dollars appearance was to promote on campus and believed that and political science fields. to make their event happen. There was a total of twelve organizations that gave a STRATCOM’s academic alliance students would benefit from the “I’m an engineer by trade, proposal on what they thought could make a day of fun for Coastal students. with Coastal Carolina University. events. very technical, but one of Ryan Scholl mastered in National Security and Strategic Studies at the The proposal of events ranged from walks and runs, festivals, fun on the courts and “The core aspects of that “Hopefully, they’ll get a the things that we talk about Naval War College. more. Each organization had to have a name for their event, a budgeting plan, a list of Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy program are really to promote better appreciation from military [is] understanding different everything that would be needed, and the approximate number of students that would strategic thinking in terms thinking, and, then an aspect of viewpoints, so one of professor Scholl. “So, I would say advice students’ experiential learningbe participating. would be to think broadly, think opportunities via STRATCOM’s Organizations like Chant Nation, Delta Sigma Theta, Pre-Vet club, Psychology club deeply about decisions, and Academic Alliance.” and many others came prepared to speak in front of the judges with their best plan. All specifically when you’re looking Ferrero looks forward toof the proposals were great and gave opportunity for all students to have fun and relax at decisions of either our country taking a few students on a trip in before the end of the semester. or of others that you look not just March for another great learning All of the judges asked tough questions in order to ensure the organization had at how that decision was based, experience. everything prepared. Michael Roberts, the dean of science, always asked about but then how that decision has “I’m taking three students tothe organizations’ rain plan in case weather became an issue for the event that the second and third order affects Omaha next month. I hope I canorganization proposed. across different avenues as we continue to do this every spring. The judges worked together and concluded that many of the organizations had execute national policy.” We will also work on bringingsimilar ideas and decided to group those of the similar ideas together. Scholl spoke with assistant representatives of STRATCOM At the end of the proposals, the judges discussed all the ideas and chose three professor of intelligence and back to campus in the future forseparate groups that would be in the top choices, and the winner would be up to the national security Christopher workshops and exercises,” saidaudience. Nearly a hundred students got to vote for the winner, and they chose the Ferrero’s Weapons of Mass Ferrero. combined ideas of Delta Sigma Theta, the Track and Field team and Alpha Delta Pi. Destruction course. Ferrero is optimistic about the Both organizations had a proposal for a walk/run, one being awareness for ovarian According to his biography, Scholl has earned the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal, Strike/Flight Air Medal, “The visit was terrific,” said future of this partnership. Navy and Marine Corps Communication Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal. cancer and the other being glow in the dark. Now with both groups winning they can Photo courtesy of Princeton Alumni Ferrero. “Admiral Scholl was “The distance betweencombine the ideas and make it an even bigger event with the eight thousand dollars of the faculty as well as the both the security environment Ferrero’s thought process clearly impressed by Coastal Conway and Omaha couldthat they are given. student body, and then for us and strategic environment and activities is looking at the Carolina and intrigued by present a challenge to really Mikayla Morris, a member of Delta Sigma Theta, talked about the planning her at Strategic Command is to from a US Strategic Command whole approach from a cultural- our focus on experiential large-scale cooperation, but Iorganization put into this proposal. get a better understanding of a Flag officer perspective. And, religious aspect and how that learning. We are going to am optimistic that we will be able “Our organization has had this in the works for a while now and I am very excited to strategic thinking at a different then, certainly to answer any would apply in driving a strategic continue discussions about to get some real-world exposuremake it happen,” said Morris. “It is going to be fun for our CCU students along with viewpoint, so we work together questions they might have in thinking at a national level,” said how we can increase our for several of our students out of the community who will be allowed to attend.” NEWS 02 CCU clubs participate Restaurant Rotation: Rear Admiral Ryan Scholl visits Coastalfirst ever Shark Tank Sydney Burgbacher // Reporter hit or miss? Lizzy Notaro // Reporter On Thursday, Feb. 14, Coastal Carolina students gathered in the Student Union theater as Coastal Student Government Association hosted its first ever “Shark Tank”. Some of the upperclassmen might remember “Queso Corner” in CINO Grille but as Students and faculty listened to what many organizations had planned. of last year, this was replaced with the new Restaurant Rotation in August. This started Many students thought the event was a great idea for CCU clubs and organizations. out with “Chopsticks, which carried modern stir-fry options. Since then, the restaurant “I would say this was a success, and I really hope this becomes an annual event for has been rotating every month featuring all new menu items. The types of food that organizations to take part in,” Sarah McHale said. have been offered so far have been Asian, barbecue, Mediterranean and the newest The Shark Tank panel was a panel of five judges that included the Dean of Science, addition ramen noodles also known as “Pho”. the Vice President of Student Life and Engagement as well as three students from Students have been speaking out upon their thought on the recent CINO Grille SGA. Clubs and organizations that participated spoke in front of the panel and gave a changes. There have been mixed opinions from students on the changes regarding proposal of an event to be held for CCU students. the rotation. The restaurant rotation is meant to deliver a wide variety of options for The winner with the best proposal could be given up to eight thousand dollars students. to make their event happen. There was a total of twelve organizations that gave a Chelsea Spivey, a junior at CCU, gave her opinion on the changes.