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w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 4 rrn=GUARDIAN I Wednesday,Nov.9,2011 I NEWS Wright State University Police Department campus safety tips

Zach Brooks speed dial to eliminate delays." Contributing Writer The Police Communications Center [email protected] Number is 937-775-2111. Campuses around the country face Students can also anonymously the same kind of problems when it · report through the silent witness link comes to student safety including auto on the Wright State Police Department accidents, burglaries and fighting. website, Ammon said. But exactly how safe is Wright State There are other ways students can University? help stay safe as well. Female students Many students feel Wright State is can take free self-defense cla ses and very safe. students can use safety escorts. Wright "I see Wright State as a very safe State also offers the A.L.LC.E Active school. I have never had a problem Shooter Response Options Class. with safety, nor have I heard of any Traffic has also been a danger for major safety issues from my close those on campus. friends who also attend," said David "Crosswalks slow people down, so Evans, a business finance major. use them," said Ammon. "On Colonel Some students attributed this Glenn, off campus, there have been sense of security to the WSU police a lot of close calls due to people not department. using walks and areas being dimly "I think the Wright State police do lit." a good job. They patrol pretty well," Incidents are bound to happen, so said Zach King, an undecided major. what should you do if you are faced "Where there is a will, there is with one? a way. There is always going to be "Get to a safe place and report it as someone who the cops won't catch. soon as you safely can do so! Use the Still, they do a fantastic job," said emergency phones in the buildings Michael Pope, a computer science or the blue phones outside. If needed, major. if running activate them as you run," Sgt. Patrick Ammon from the Ammon said. Wright State Police Department said, Students offered opi~ions to Wright "I think the biggest concern is, and State on how to improve campus not only on campus but everywhere, safety. is people not being aware of their "I don't know if there are cameras surroundings at all times." on the lots, but since break-ins have Ammon has some tips for staying been an issue, installing cameras to safe on campus. "Pay attention to pan the lots wouldn't be a bad idea," surroundings at all times, report said Evans suspicious activity at all times- If you More information on how to stay think it is suspicious, it is! Also, auto safe on campus can be found at http:// program the Police Communications www.wright.edu/administration/safety/ Center Number into their phones on tips.html. Students walking across the crosswalk between cars. President Hopkins is the lowest paid public university president in the state of Ohio Zach Brooks written in the Dayton Daily News the survey are Carol A. Cartwright of for the university, president position Contributing Writer in January of2010, which stated Bowling Green University ($409,300), are to oversee the deans, provosts [email protected] Hopkins' salary as a university Michael Swartz of Cleveland State and other administrative officials president is the lowest among 10 in office, plan the future of the On Jan. 1 Wright State University University ($459,741), Lester A. surveyed public university presidents university, and put those plans into President David Hopkins' salary was Lefton of Kent State University in Ohio. action. This includes everything from increased by $18,084 meaning he now ($601,508), David C. Hodge ofMiami budgetary decisions to construction earns $379,754. In 2009, Hopkins' total University ($493,200), Roderick compensation was $367 ,448, while and renovation plans. The university There will be no direct impact on J. McDavis of Ohio University president reports to the board of students from the salary increase. other university presidents earned ($490,800), Luis M. Proenza of the higher. University of Akron ($448,900), trustees. The increase was funded by general, Hopkins turned down a $40,000 The university president acts as unrestricted revenues, from more than Nancy L. Zimpher of the University the face of the university, meeting one source. performance bonus in 2009. Ohio of Cincinnati ($653,223), and Lloyd with business leaders, members of the These are the same revenues tJ:iat State University President E. Gordon A. Jacobs of the University of Toledo community and the media. It is part of fund the salaries for faculty and staff at Gee earned $1,576, 825 in total ($585,473), according to the Chronicle the president's job to reach out to the Wright State. compensation in 2009, making him of Higher Education. the highest paid public university So what do university presidents ' community, to promote the university Student fees will not increase due to the raise in salary, according to president in the United States, such as President Hopkins do in order and goodwill. according to the previously mentioned to earn their compensation? For more information on Wright Jim Hannah, the Assistant Director of State's president, David R. Hopkins, Public Relations at Wright State. article written by Dave Larsen. A university president acts as the visit http://www.wright.edu/about/ This increase follows an article Other university presidents' 2008- CEO of the university. 2009 total compensations included in Among the responsibilities included leadership/president. www.theguardianonline.com WRIGHT LIFE I Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011 I rci=GUARDIAN 5 VIVA models Construction for showcase fall better water Marissa Schoonover students have received notifications of News WrHer boil advisories, and the students were fashion at WSU schoonover.1 l@wright told to avoid the drinking water on suffered from Megan Constable campus. While students feature after five attire, according to Higher quality drinking water the university Wright LHe Writer a lack of drinking water, Booker. is the goal behind the estimated [email protected] had to dig deep financially. This is the second Fall Fashion yearlong water pipeline construction "The university has had to spend Show. The last show took place in project taking place in front of the hundreds of thou ands of dollars on to VIVA models are preparing 2009. "We want it to be bigger," said Nutter Center along Colonel Glenn broken and leaking water mains. You Show and present their Fall Fashion Booker. Highway. may recall two winters ago the water into tum the Student Union Atrium VIVA's goal is to break Water shutdowns and boil main break in the quad area, or the their own personal runway. stereotypes and give everyone the advisories may occur as the year before that a big water main known VIVA, formerly opportunity to model. construction continues, according break at Center Road near the Colonel as FAMME (Fashion Aspiring "We want to promote that to Wright State's Engineering and Glenn entrance," Papay said. Multicultural Models Entertainment), anybody can be a model," said Nix. Construction website. The university Funding for the project that should to is a student organization open On Jan. 10-11, VIVA will have plans to keep students aware of be completed in September 2012, is participate everyone on campus. They a casting call where anyone interested the affects from the water pipeline coming from the a university bond in modeling and design and have may audition. It will take place in 037 construction, which may be extensive issuance. The goal is to provide the area. The photo shoots in the tri-state Millett Hall from 6-8 p.m. considering the size of the project. university with a more reliable water member modeling experience of each "We need lots of guys," said "The work you are seeing supply stem. Papay believes that the ranges from three years to a few Nix. currently at the front of campus near campus as a whole will benefit with weeks. VIVA also participates in the Nutter Center entrance and along less worry over possible boil alerts in "Our motto is we're students the Black Women Striving Forward Colonel Glenn is just the beginning the future. first and models second," said VIVA Fashion Show, which is a designing of a comprehensive water main From Oct. 17 to Nov. 4 the President Allant' e Booker. competition. It will be held on Feb. replacement project on campus," gravel access road along University The Fall Fashion Show will 2. said the Director of Engineering and Boulevard was closed. Starting Nov. showcase four designers. According The goal of the Fall Fashion Construction Daniel Papay. 8 until Nov. 14 the connector road Nix, to VIVA Vice President Shani Show is "to showcase the different "This project will replace between lot twenty and University Dayton designer Karapa has a designers we have in the area, our approximately 15,000 feet of buried Boulevard will be closed. The "modem day African with vintage new models this quarter, what we do water lines, many of which are Engineering and Construction David, style." Another Dayton native, and how we work with people. To get approximately forty years old and Department is asking drivers to use the designs mostly men's line t-shirts, fashion designers names out there," wearing out all at the same time, all Raider Road extension to access Lot hoodies and accessories. said Booker. of the fire hydrants and many valves 20. will Antoinee, from Columbus, The show is free to all all around the campus. Over three Visit www.wright.edu/ Loud. be presenting her line entitled students. It will take place on Nov. thousand feet of new pipe is already in administration/construction for more Loud features bright, eye-catching 10, 7-10 p.m. in the Student Union the ground." information about the water pipeline present colors. D.C. native, Jarmal will Atrium. During the past couple of years construction. his line called Glam. His designs WSU how to: 80's inspired faux fur leg warmers Emily Kaiser · of your foot to right abo~e the knee, 2. Wrap the material around one leg 3.Cut another piece of material the Wright Life Editor on the edge of the matenal to see how thick each piece has to be. same width and length so both warm­ [email protected] This will be how tall the leg warmer (Again, for more slouchy warmers, ers will be the same size. will be (for more slouchy warmers, go measure with more room around the Dressing retro has always been fun. even higher above the knee). Measure leg.) Cut down once at desired fit. 4. Sew each long side together to I have recently discovered that leg and cut across. make a tube shape. Make sure you are warmers can be worn throughout the sewing the sides that you measured chilly season, not just at Halloween from your foot to above your knee so product under boots or with a 1980s inspired costume. Not Wear the finished your warmers aren't too short. only are they adorable, they are called with a casual pair offlats, as shown here. warmers for a reason. They truly are Tip- use pins to hold the material warm and snuggly. I love knitted ones in place while sewing if your material with flats or under boots. This look isn't staying straight. Faux fur can be goes perfectly with the layered look tricky to work with. that is ever so popular these days. Mix this fun accessory with this season's hottest trend and your set for winter's bitterness. What you'll need: -1 yard of your favorite faux fur material - scissors -pins - needle and thread. Wrapping the material around your leg is 1. Lay the material on fiat on the easier than just meauring your leg. This way floor. Lay your leg, from the bottom will allow you to see how the warmer will fit w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 6 IJ:J=:;GUARDIAN I Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011 I Students get a A late taste of local appreciation music• for a Chunk of Abby Gresser while others are invited after being Contributing Wrtter recommended. [email protected] Samantha Fairchild of the Change__ _ UAB described the genres of music Local bands received the played at this show as "a spectrum of Zach Rogers opportunity to perform for students acoustic/folk music to heavy." Contributing Writer and the public at Rhythm in the Rath, "We enjoy bringing the local [email protected] a collaboration between the University bands to the campus to help get their Activities Board and WWSU radio. Passion Pit's Chunk of music out and to entertain students and The bands rocked out on November 3 Change came out in 2008, three days others in a positive way," Fairchild after my birthday. I had just turned 19. in the Rathskellar room of the Student said. Union. I, like the rest of the country, was still The November 3 event marked "[Rhythm in the Rath] is just too busy listening to Tha Carter Ill, the second year and third show for a way for students to find out about so paying any attention to this other Rhythm in the Rath. 3rd and Main, the local music scene," said Josh strange release never crossed my mind. a duo of former WSU students Josh McGrath, programming director for Not once. But despite this huge gap Llewellyn and Justin Duvall, has WWSU. in time, it should not deteriorate any opened all three shows. The event, which ran from 7 credit that this six song EP deserves. Llewellyn said, "We like to 10 p.m., had free admission and That is why this is a much needed and at t e song s start, a poss1 e o e to t e Wright State because they have drinks and snacks were provided. long overdue late appreciation. classic tale of Jack and Jill, except this basically catapulted us into the music Bands playing included: 3rd and Main, At first listen, Passion Pit gives time the two fall in love. The fairytale scene with the college crowd." Gathering Mercury, OneSecond and you a strong sense of familiarity, like goes even further towards the end Rhythm in the Rath has Sport Fishing USA, all of which are you've heard all of these songs before, when he sings "Let down your hair/Let confidence that this event will continue local to the Dayton area. perhaps in another life. I can't quite down your hair/Rapunzel, Rapunzel/ to bring new music to WSU and According to McGrath, some lay my finger on why this bizarre ex­ Let down your hair". provide positive attention to new and bands ask to play at the shows, perience occurs, but I also don't think The closing song on Chunk of upcoming local bands. much about it. Familiarity is always a Change might be the best. Scratch welcomed thing when listening to mu­ that, it is the best. No other song on the sic, no matter where the source comes record can do what "Sleepyhead" does, from. There's also a sort of child-like which is to say that no other song can About you w·su wonder you gain from looking at the even come close to representing what world through lead singer Michael the band was aiming for at those early Marissa Schoonover Angelakos' eyes. The brutal honesty stages of their career. It's also the News Writer of life seeps through the album's lyrics only song from the EP that Passion schoonover.1 [email protected] and at times it can sound like some­ Pit chose to rerecord and put on their one who's speaking from experience, full-length debut, which leads me to someone who's been to the top of the believe that they must have felt the mountain and is now letting you know same way about it as I do. The song what you might find up there. You itself is a melodic mix of bells and have to believe him when he sings whistles smacked overtop a pulsating lines like "God bless the smile on your dance floor beat. It's a swan song for face" or when he's claiming "you're a generation of lost indie synth-heads the best damn friend that I'll ever whose failed dreams of world domina­ have". It's lines like these that pinpoint tion left them tired and worn. It's still the band's heartfelt emotional core. a great listen three years on, and it's Halfway in, "Cuddle Fuddle" finds what makes the record such a delight Passion Pit at one of their most whim­ to own. Suddenly, I don't feel so bad sical moments. The song has a lullaby­ about putting this EP on the back­ feel that could rock a baby to sleep, bumer for a bit. Nowadays, Chunk of with a little help from some well-timed Change sounds like a pearl in a sea keyboard clicks. The lyrics take this of rubbish, a standout in the clutter of Psychology major Dejean Moreland feeling even further, as Angelakos de- electro-syth-indie-pop acts that domi­ Moreland enjoys being a leader scribes the feeling of teenage love with nated the 2000's, and that is why it's Devastation from a life-changing at Wright State. She has had several a fairytale twist. He describes buckets worthy of this late appreciation. event in senior Dejean Moreland's positions in"the organization Black childhood has driven this Psychology Women Striving Forward and was the option except Psychology. But if I had Hearing the words GUILTY would major to want to help all types of publicity chair for the Black Student to choose any other profession I would at least offer some closure and the people in need. Union. be a lawyer. This passion may stem opportunity to confront the Miscreant, Moreland said, "I wanted to help While she has a serious side her from my childhood. It's almost like a and let them know how much they people, and that's always been my friends love to poke fun at her for her quest for justice. When I was fifteen have However with time I realized in goal. When I was little I wanted to out-of-nowhere spontaneous vacations my father was shot and murdered. This order for me to get my life back and become a Plastic Surgeon to help to beach destinations. tragedy has had detrimental effects on move forward I had to let go of the overseas and work with the peace The Guardian: If you could have friends and relatives. The unfortunate pain and focus on the things that still crop to help children with deformities. any career (it can be even outside of part· of tliis travesty as that no one has brought a smile to my face. That was a mission I had, and when I your major) what would it be, and been brought to justice for this horrific started evaluating what was beneficial why? crime. I often wondered what life To read the rest of for me, it came down to wanting to Moreland: This may come as a would have been like ifhe was still the interview go to help in general no matter what my surprise to my family and friends as here. I often envisioned my family major was." I have not expressed any other career receiving justice in the court room. theguardianonline.com w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com Photos I Wednesday. Nov. 9, 2011 I IT:r=GUARDIAN 7 Were you spotted on campus?

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All photos by: Chelsea Hall & Christian Cone - Lombarte I The Guardian w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 8 •i:f::iGUARDIAN I Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011 I Inside Raider athletics: wome·n 's swimmer Melissa Woody Joe Kennard racing, I don't even know what I'm Sports Writer thinking about. The best races I have, [email protected] I have no idea what was going through my mind; I don't really remember it." Position: Free/Back Guardian: "Did you play any other Age: 20 sports growing up?" Major: Biological Sciences Woody: "Yeah, I did gymnastics Hometown: Beavercreek, OH for awhile, I played volleyball [and] a little bit of soccer, but not in high Melissa Woody is a junior school." swimmer for Wright State. During her Guardian: "Who have been your freshman year, she competed at the biggest influences?" Horizon League championships in the Woody: "Probably my parents and backstroke competition. the friends I've met because they This year, she has posted strong always push me and I want to do as results as part of the medley team. good as they do." She is a 2009 graduate of local Carroll Guardian: "What was it like High School. swimming at Carroll during high Guardian: "When did you start school?" swimming and why?" Woody: "It was all right. I didn't Woody: "I started when I was really go to a lot of the practices I think eight years old-eight or because I swam for a different team, so seven-and I started because I have they had me practice every day. It was cousins in Arizona that swim, and okay, it was a good experience." they're older than me so I thought they Guardian: "Why did you decide to were really cool. I wanted to swim swim at WSU?" because they did." Woody: "I knew I wanted to swim Guardian: "What's your favorite in college and I wanted to stay kind of part of swimming?" close to home because I get homesick Woody: ''It's probably meeting really easy, so I decided to come all the new people. It's fun to push here." yourself and work hard, but the Guardian: "How's the season friendships you make along the way going?" are the best part." Woody: "It's all right; I finally had Guardian: "What goes through your a good meet this past weekend! It's mind during a race?" starting to pick up and get back into Women$ freestyle and backstroke swimmer Melissa Woody. Woody: "Honestly, when I'm the swing of things." Women's soccer season comes to on end ofter loss to Milwaukee Kyle VanHoose Three Wright State seniors were Contributing Writer named to the All-Tournament team in [email protected] Jen Agueci, Bekah Bonny, and Brit­ tany Persuad. The Wright State women's soccer "These seniors allowed us to do team fell on the road to # 15 Milwau­ something that hadn't been done in 11 kee 5-1 in the Horizon League Final years and that's make it to the con­ on Sunday. ference championship game," said Wright State started the scoring Ferguson. when senior forward Brittany Persuad Persuad capped off her career by scored her fifth goal of the season at breaking the Wright State record for the 12: 11 mark of the first half. The as­ assists in a season when she recorded sist on the goal was credited to senior her 11th assist of the year during tour­ I'esha King. nament play. Persuad tallied 24 assists Milwaukee tied the game at the 23 in her three year career at Wright State, minute mark in the first half and then also a school record. took a 2-1 halftime lead with another "Brittany's a soccer nut. She really goal at the 42:29 mark. loves to play," said Ferguson. "People In the second half, led by Tourna­ worked hard around her and she's one ment MVP Keara Thompson and Ho­ of those finesse players that is able to rizon League Player of the Year Sarah set players up. She was a unique talent Hagen, Milwaukee added three more on our team." goals to round out the scoring. Wright State finishes 10-7-3 mark­ "This is probably the best Milwau­ ing the 14th time that the Raiders have kee team they've ever had," said Head recorded 10 wins in a season in the Coach Pat Ferguson. "With a player program's 28 years overall. Ferguson Senior midfie/derJenAgueci looks to advance the ball upfield who has scored more than 80 goals in has led the Raiders to 10 wins in each during a recent game. her career at the Division I level." of his seven seasons at the helm. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com I Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011 I rr.r=GUARDIAN 9 Men's basketball struggles versus Central State in exhibition but remains optimistic Joe Kennard Sports Writer [email protected]

The new era of men's basketball began with a whimper Saturday night. Wright State lost an exhibition 56-50 to the Division If Central State Marauders. A Nutter Center crowd of 3, 179 witnessed a game of turnovers, offensive inefficiency and defensive lapses. Still, Head Coach Billy Donlon believed the team will regroup. "As a coach with your players, you just have to put the game behind you," Donlon said. "You learn from it, you grow from it. The great thing about athletics? Every once in a while you get a big piece of humble pie, and that happened for us on Saturday." Early on, it became clear that it would be a long night. After six minutes, the Marauders took a 14-2 lead, which the Raiders didn't overcome. They played better after the slow start and cut the deficit to 25-18 at halftime, but never led or tied the game. Central State led by double digits for much of the second half, though Wright State closed the gap to four with 1:02 left. Despite turning the ball over 28 a drive to the basket. times and only shooting 40% (21-52), Freshman guard Reggie Arceneaux evades Central State defenders on CSU devastated Wright State with 16 offensive rebounds and an 18 point, 8 Wright State Physicians rebound performance by senior guard Men's basketball upcoming Greg Rice. WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE Juniors Armond Battle ( 12 points, regular season games: 5 st.eals) and Julius Mays ( 12 points, 4 steals) paced the Raiders, but a Friday Nov. 11 @ Ohio State 9:00 p.m. poor shooting and rebounding night Accepting new patients haunted the team. Overall, they shot 34% (17-50), including 2 for 17 from Sunday Nov. 13 vs. Kenyon 3:00 p.m. beyond the three-point line. On the ... r on, M.D. boards, Central State held a 48 to 22 State General Obstetrics & advantage. Wednesday Nov. 16 vs. Jackson Gynecology Donlon, however, stressed that the 7:00 p.m. Davton Office team is still a work in progress and Berry Women's Health Pavilion will improve with time. One Wyoming Street • Suite 4130 ''I think that we did some things that rebound attempt. In agony team. our program has always prided itself on the floor, his injury "I'm really excited for on well," Donlon said. "There are a silenced the crowd. Tests it, the opportunity 1" play M-.z . Abdallah, 11 .'). few positives. When you can force a later revealed a severe on the Big Ten N .vork," Reproductive Endocrinology team into 28 turnovers like we did­ sprain, which will keep him Donlon said. "\\ ..: have an & Infertility especially that team which has veteran out for two to six weeks. opportunity to go there and ...., ~ J guards-[it's great]. The negative of Wright State opens their try to compete; it's a terrific Miami Valley Hospital South that is when you force 28 turnovers season Friday against the opportunity for our young 2350 Miami Valley Drive Suite 210 and only score 50 points. There's a third-ranked Ohio State players and young team. problem with our offense right now Buckeyes in Columbus. The big key when you go Raiders may be to a place like Ohio State is and we've got to fix that." The G,e ·~· Ho'marv1, 1.D. But the team must also deal with the outmatched on paper) but to make some shots early. Reproductive Endocrinology loss of sophomore· guard Matt Vest. Donlon is grateful to play If you make some shots & Infertility With 9:08 left in the first half, Vest a nationally televised game early, some good things can G • .eu ..... e collided with another player during a and hopes it will benefit the begin to happen." Miami Valley Hospital South 2350 Miami Valley Drive Suite 21 0 Check out www.theguardianonline.com for all of the latest news, features and sports topics and updates. For appointments, call 937.208.6810 Most insurance plans accepted. w w w . t h e g u a r d i a n o n -1 i n e . c o m . 10 ll:lllGUAROIAN I Wednesday, Nov.9, 20111 For sports updates online. WSU sports guide theguardianonline.com/section/sports Women's Soccer Men's Soccer

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Wright State (3-3-2 HL, 10-8-3) Wright State (5-2-1 HL, 10-6-2) Detroit (5-2-1 HL, 12-6-2) Butler (2-4-2 HL, 7-8-3) Valparaiso (4-2-2 HL, 8-6-5) UIC (3-4-1 HL, 9-6-3) Milwaukee (8-0 HL, 18-2) Valparaiso (5-1-2 HL, 9-6-4) Butler (3-5 HL, 8-10-2) Cleveland State (5-2-1 HL, 9-8-1) Youngstown State (0-5-3 HL, Loyola (3-5 HL, 5-11-1) 3-10-4) Milwaukee (2-4-2 HL, 6-10-2) Cleveland State (3-3-2 HL, 10-7- Green Bay (5-3 HL, 10-6-1) 2) Detroit (1-6-1 HL, 5-12-1) Loyola (2-4-2 HL, 6-10-3) Green Bay (1-5-2 HL, 3-11-4) Friday, Nov. 11 at Horizon League Tournament Volleyball Sunday, Nov. 13 Friday, Nov. 11 at Horizon League Tournament vs. Butler 7:00 p.m. Men's Basketball Friday, Nov. 18 at Horizon League Tournament Friday, Nov. 11 Saturday, Nov. 19 at Ohio State 9:00 p.m. Sophomore mid.fielder Bryce Rockwell-Ashton makes a move on a Valparaiso player. at Horizon League Tournament Sunday, Nov. 13 Sunday, Nov. 20 vs. Kenyon 3:00 p.m Men clinch first at Horizon League Tournament \Nendesday, Nov. 16 Women's Basketball vs. Jackson State 7:00 p.m. round bye after win Monday, Nov. 21 Sunday, Nov. 13 Caleb Musselman kick from Gustav Svensson at 23:50 in at Florida 7:00 p.m. Contributing Writer the first half. vs. Ball State 7:00 p.m. [email protected] Though the Raiders ended the \Nednesday, Nov.23 regular season by reeling off three Saturday, Nov. 19 The men's soccer team clinched straight wins, Davis said there is at North Florida 7:00 p.m. #2 seed and a first round bye in always room for improvement. vs. Delaware State 7:00 p.m. the the Horizon League tournament over "You're never a finished product," Saturday, Nov. 26 the weekend by knocking off the pre­ he said. "But it's not about being Tuesday, Nov. 22 season favorite Butler Bulldogs in a perfect, it's about getting results. And vs. Charlotte 7:00 p.m. at Western Kentucky 8:00 p.m. 1-0 road win. that's what these guys have done." The win improved the Raiders to The Raiders will play in the Thurday, Dec. 1 giving the Raiders their semi-finals Friday, Nov. 11 against Saturday, Nov. 26 10-6-2 (5-2-1), vs. Cleveland State 7:00 p.m. first 10-win season since 2005 and the highest remaining seed out of at Missouri 5:00 p.m. ensuring an above-.500 record for the Cleveland State, Green Bay and UIC. first time since 2001. As the #6 seed, if Loyola advances, Wednesday, Nov. 30 Swimming and Diving "What our guys have done is it will automatically play #1 seed written their own story," Head Coach Valparaiso. at Buffalo 12:00 p.m. Bryan Davis said. "Butler is a team "They're all good teams," Davis Thursday, Dec. 1 we've beaten very few times in the said of the potential matchups. "(But) at Miami Invitational TBA past, but we were able to write our I'm confident in our guys regardless Cross Country own st-0ry (against them.)" of what seed we got. We've got a great us Friday, Dec. 2 The shutout helped freshman group of kids ... everyone who plays goalkeeper Craig Feehan earn Horizon knows they're in for a dog fight." at Miami Invitational TBA League Player of the Week honors. Wright State's game will be at 5 Saturday, Nov. 12 at The shutout was his fourth of the p.m. at Brown Field, on the campus of NCAA Great Lakes Regional Saturday, Dec. 3 season. Valparaiso. A win will put the Raiders The lone goal was scored on a in the league finals Sunday, Nov. 13 at at Miami Invitational TBA header by Will McAteer off a corner 2 p.m. at Brown Field. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com CLASSIFIEDS 11 SUDO KU - 7 - - ~~NEL ASSISTANT PART TIME owne and Country Animal Cl. . . . 4 6 9 kennel assistant. Must be fie ·~f1c m Farrbom is looking for a Sunday. AM Shift - 6 AM tox{ 0 e. AM or PM shifts Monday- 8 9 1 6 Must be dependable A r . AM. PM Shift - 4 PM to 8 PM Broad Street, Fairbo~,p6;:~~~~.fay be filled out at: 801 N. 1 4 2 9 NEoW MATTRESS AND BOXSE - 6 2 3 SOYo-80% off retail. In plasf TS 9;erstock/Closeout. Twin-King 5111. ic wit a warranty. Call 93 7 -668- 7 Sec~et Shopper, must be a . . . - ~tat1ons. Call 330-659-225g; 21 and. "_'Illmg to visit bars and gas 5 7 3 8 9 mg.com for details. or emall mfo@ohioliquorlawconsult- - - FMEET · . . NEW friends· workin · h - igho Italian Bistro located . g wit our young, fun staff at Now hiri · mmutes from ca · . 8 9 7 4 3 ng hnecooks bussers d d. mpus m Kettenng ar~~d your school n~eds Partantim ishers. Flexible schedule. - £ v 9 L ~ g 6 B z :~~g to train. Apply in Perso~ at :1r~ e:gerience ne~essary, ountry Shoppmg Center. . oop Road m Town g g L v 6 z ~ g £ l 6 9 g £ v L g

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