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Wednesday April 11, 2012 The Issue 13/ spring '12 GLOBEVisit us online at globeslcc.com Students and community angry over Cosmetol- ogy cut Bryan Smith Contributing Writer

As news broke about the cancellation of the Barbering and Cosmetology program at Salt Lake Community College, many current and future students were left wondering what they would do. The news of the cancellation came at a time when many students and staff were vacationing on spring break. Nearly 200 students are WRITING ON enrolled in the program for reasons that include it being a less costly alternative to private programs or the fact that when SOCIAL JUSTICE they complete their required 1000 hours for Barbering and 2000 for Cosmetology, they graduate with Photo by Shad Engkilterra an associate degree. New York Times bestselling author Eliza Griswold spoke at the “We’ve been told that the Author Eliza Griswold, Salt Lake annual Student Conference on Writing for Social Justice on decision is made and there is Monday, April 9. nothing we can do to stop it,” said City Mayor Peter Corron join student Ashlee Gunn. “They feel interfaith work that is happening saying that everyone has a right to as if barbering and cosmetology is students in discourse on particularly in Nigeria.” exist and disagree with us. not a professional career.” In addition to Corroon, the panel Some people think that being Dellany Olsen, a current student education discussion featured Jane Holt, civil can be moving someone to in the program, had a unique coordinator for the Utah Civility abstraction and boxing them in a reason for choosing SLCC over a Shad Engkilterra Griswold is the author of the and Community Initiative, artist set of beliefs rather than seeing private cosmetology school. Staff Reporter New York Times’ bestseller “The Andrew Kosorok and filmmaker them as a person, or that civility “I started studying American Tenth Parallel,” which details her Kendall Wilcox. can include ignoring the person. Sign Language, but I also really On April 9, Salt Lake Community exploration of the world where “The limit of civility is Wilcox said that to engage people College hosted the 2012 Student Islam and Christianity meet. ignorance,” Corroon said, citing civilly, we need to use applied Cosmetology/ continued on page A5 Conference on Writing and Social Griswold said that in places the importance of education in empathy and increase our ability Justice. The theme this year was where basic needs are not being curbing incivility. to understand one another. “Doing Democracy: Inclusive met, people of all religions come Kosorok outlined three things “If we can’t have civil Civil Discourse.” together for “mutual assured for people that would increase conversations then we are never Visit The conference featured author survival.” That may mean civility: use of critical thinking going to get better, so what’s the and journalist Eliza Griswold, a purchasing a wood stove with skills, recognizing that we are all point?” said Wilcox. panel discussion that included a neighbor or a group of people human and that humans inherently During the first breakout session Salt Lake County Mayor Peter going in together for clean water. have the right to speak. of the day, Bryce Quintana www. Corroon and student presentations “I do have a lot of hope,” Griswold “The reality is we don’t live on during breakout sessions. said. “The hope is in the practical the world alone,” Kosorok said, Justice/continued on page A3 globeslcc.com

Former SLCC soccer for daily news player kicking it in updates Francisco Vazquez turned me into the player I am Contributing Reporter today. I can’t thank him enough. inside I will always be in debt to him, One of the most promising not only because of the impact he Student strikers in Major League Soccer had on my soccer career, but of the (MLS), the best soccer league in impact he has had in my life.” Art the United States, is former Salt Coach Velasquez remembers Lake Community College student perfectly the day he saw Braun at Showcase Justin Braun. Not only has Braun SLCC’s soccer tryouts. succeeded in the MLS, but he “It only took me five minutes to has also seen time on the United see the kind of player he was,” States’ national team and has Velasquez said. “I asked Braun, Photo provided by Judy Braun hopes of playing in the World Cup ‘Do you know how to play?’ And in 2014. he said, ‘Should I teach you?’ seemed to be fading away. Predrag “” Radosavijevic, Braun is a native He was an intelligent playmaker, Just days after Braun started happened to be there. who joined the SLCC soccer team striker and winger. He could play classes at the U, he made a trip According to Braun, Preki was immediately after graduating any position he wanted.” to a soccer tournament in Los trying to recruit another player from Skyline High School. He After his time at SLCC was Angeles with his former team, he had heard about, but he was attended SLCC from 2005 to 2007 over, Braun spent several months the Utah Select Team (USL), a dazzled with Braun’s performance and graduated with an associate’s recording all of his highlights. He group of the best players in Utah. in the tournament. Preki felt that degree in general studies in 2007. sent his highlight video to many Braun’s mom Judy, who happens Braun had the abilities to succeed In his young professional career, of the college soccer coaches in to be a professor at SLCC, said it in the MLS and didn’t hesitate to Braun has had many coaches, the nation with the hope of being probably was going to be Justin’s invite him to Chivas USA’s soccer but SLCC soccer coach Enrique recruited by one. Braun never last trip with the USL because he camp, where he asked Braun to Velasquez holds a special place in received a call from any college or knew soccer opportunities were drop all his classes at the U without opinion his heart. coach, but he never lost hope. not coming and he needed to any guarantees that Braun would “Enrique has been the coach that In 2008, Braun was admitted continue his education. make the Chivas USA first team. Dear has impacted me the most,” Braun to the University of Utah and Justin had a great tournament in At the camp, Braun demonstrated said. I owe a lot to him and (SLCC was ready to begin the business L.A. and a stroke of luck, as former Dick soccer trainer) Leo Vega. Enrique program since his soccer dream MLS coach from Chivas USA, MLS/continued on page A6 Santa/Continued on page A3 A2 The GLOBE Wednesday, April 11 2012 STUDENT EVENTS INVITES YOU AND A GUEST TO A SPECIAL ADVANCE WED/11 THURS/12 FRI/13 SCREENING ON MONDAY, APRIL 16 AT 7PM 12pm-6pm 12pm-6pm 12pm-6pm Arts-Student Art Show- Arts-Student Art Show- Arts-Student Art Show- case 2012 case 2012 case 2012 @ TR Campu, Science @ TR Campu, Science @ TR Campu, Science Building, Atrium Building, Atrium Building, Atrium

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Campus [email protected] Kids gather for easter egg hunt David Bell attendance. The Easter basket. Staff Reporter Bunny was on hand for a There were quite a few visit to add to the fun of the parents on hand that are At the word “go,” a morning. students at SLCC. Darcie throng of kids all rushed to The four sections of grass Pierce is a general education gather eggs in the quad at around the fountain at the student with two kids who the Taylorsville Redwood quad were split up so that was making her first trip to Campus on Saturday, April the kids could group and the annual event. 7. Though the whole thing hunt for eggs according to “They said this is the was over in about ten their age. The sections went happiest day of their lives,” minutes, excitement had ages 0-1, 2-5, 6-8 and 9-12. Pierce said of her children. been brewing long before Jessica Morgan is a The Easter egg hunt was the hunt began despite the parent who heard about the free. Flyerts were put up cold weather. event through an e-mail she at the South City Campus “I’m excited to do this. I received. Morgan brought day care and the day care like Easter egg hunts,” said her four, seven and nine- at Taylorsville Redwood eight-year-old egg hunter year-olds to the event. Campus. Facebook, Twitter Skylar Bock. “They are all cold but and the college’s website The hunt began just after excited,” Morgan said. were also used to advertise 9 a.m., though many had For each age group there the egg hunt. Student Life arrived 30 minutes early. was one golden egg hidden. and Leadership sponsored With the combination of The child who found the the event. kids and parents there were golden egg for each age Photo by David Bell a few hundred people in group won a full Easter About a few hundred people showed up for this years Easter Egg hunt.

Quintana also touched on learned in high school. Softball, baseball sweep again the importance of education Billy Walker presented on Justice and civility by saying that social justice and how the Kate Nygaard and Meagan Nielson added 12 CSI baserunners. Malia continued from page A1 people need to get informed United States can get there Contributing Writer a solo home run. Malia Campos continued her hot and talk to each other using as a society. His suggestions Campos finished the game hitting going 3-for-5 with presented his thoughts on every means possible, from included getting out of BASEBALL 3-for-3 with a triple and two doubles in the game. America’s priorities and letters to the editor and to comfort zones, actively No. 18 Salt Lake Anderson was 2-for-3 with Woodard finished the where the country needs to legislators to social media. listening and becoming Community College took four runs batted in. game with four runs driven be. Ober Delgado chastised immersed in different groups two wins over Southern Ariel Zimmerman led Salt home with a double and a “We don’t need to have the education system for not through volunteering. Nevada, 9-3 and 8-6 on Lake to a 4-1 win in game homerun. Lauren Miller an enemy to succeed in doing what it is supposed The conversation will Friday. Braden Anderson two. Zimmerman allowed was 3-for-4 with two RBIs innovation,” Quintana said. to, which is to “teach lower continue with a post- was a perfect 4-for-4 with one run with seven strikeouts and Savannah Webster was “We don’t have to live off education classes [gen eds] conference roundtable three triples and a double in in seven innings of work. 3-for-4 with a double and a of fear to further ourselves.” at lower levels and higher discussion on April 11 at the first game. Steven Adam Trina Gomez was 1-for-2 home run. Quintana said that the education classes at higher noon in STC 207 at the was 2-for-3 with three runs with a triple and Savannah In the final game of the United States should levels.” Delgado said that Taylorsville Campus. On batted in and Kennedy Webster was 1-for-3 with series Ariel Zimmerman work with other countries students are wasting their April 12, Wilcox will talk Kinkade blasted a two-run two RBIs. took a no-hitter into the for mutual benefit and money for classes that do about “homosexuality and home run. Chris Conran The team then defeated fourth inning and finished focus on infrastructure, not pertain to what they the Mormon Church” at got the win throwing two Southern Idaho 9-5 and the game with 11 strikeouts. education and research and want to do professionally the Salt Lake City Public shutout innings. 7-0 on Saturday. 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Campus [email protected] Newly appointed Student Executive Council looks to next year Colby Shosted The New Executive Council for Contributing Writer 2012-2013 Students and faculty Student Body President: Aaron Starks gathered at the Student Executive Vice President: Carlos Artiles-Fortun Event Center in the Student Publicity and Advertising: Nicole Jensen Center on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus on Fine Arts and Lectures: Michelle Allison Friday, April 6 to discover Clubs and Organizations: Caitlin Prentice and celebrate Salt Lake North Region: Ali Rahimi Community College’s South Region: Justin Escarciga newly elected and selected Student Executive Council. Taylorsville Activities: Katie Sanderson “I’ve been looking forward to this for the past year,” Outgoing Student Body Cary Judd entertained said newly appointed President Mike Bird, students and faculty with activities vice president who commenced the music, including songs from Katie Sanderson. “I’m announcement party, his recent album “Goodnight looking forward to planning congratulated all the Human” both before and many activities within my candidates, saying that after the announcements. tour.” the number of applicants Judd has opened for the likes Sanderson said she looks this year had exceeded his of Neon Trees and Citizen forward to reaching out expectations. Bird also Cope. His easy-going to the college’s broad thanked the interview melodies and charismatic demographic and hopes committee, which he personality created suspense to inform more students said had a very difficult for the anxious students who Photo by Shad Engkilterra about the fun events that are time choosing the right awaited the results of the The 2012-2013 Student Executive Council introduced itself on Friday, April 6. happening at SLCC. candidates. student executive council. President Aaron Starks not pictured. Native American Film and Lecture Series discusses culture David Bell lived up to,” said Simone struggles of a young urban president of AISL. Staff Reporter Jackson, AIS club treasurer. Native American woman Also from 1 p.m. to 1:30 “As a Native American it when she is called back to p.m. on Thursday, Linda The annual Native gets tiresome to see things the reservation to take care Myers from the Adopt- American Film and Lecture like this. We don’t want our of her elderly grandmother. a-Native-Elder Program Series kicked off on kids to see stereotyping and The third day, “Pete & was there to collect food Tuesday, April 3. The event don’t want them to see native Cleo” was shown. The story donations for the program. was held in Room TB 203, stereotypes that will confuse is about two brothers who This is a program that which is an auditorium on them about their cultures. reconnect and pester one collects food and then the Taylorsville Redwood Culture is important.” another about the directions delivers it to elderly people Campus. This year’s event The event this year spanned they’ve each chosen in life. on Navajo Reservations included a speaker and two three days from April 3 to Cleo is on spring break from who are unable to get to the Native American films. The April 5. To begin the event, college while Pete stayed at grocery store. event was co-sponsored by filmmaker Travis Hamilton home. Not one afternoon The Native American AISL, (American Indian spoke about the two movies passes before the two are Film and Lecture Series Student Leadership), ACE that were shown, which he at odds over their differing represents the AIS club and and Multicultural and made. Hamilton lived on a values and views of the Native American students Diversity Programming. reservation as a missionary, world. at Salt Lake Community “I do believe the event is which inspired his “I love Native American College. Its purpose is to important because it brings filmmaking. He has made movies. I love that our introduce the native culture. to light awareness of native four movies. native culture can be known At this time there are issues like stereotyping, On the second day of the throughout the world only a total of eight active Photo by David Bell health care, native rights, event, “Turquoise Rose” and how our lifestyle is members of AISL. Travis Hamilton prepares to give a talk about the plus treaties that the was shown. It is a film portrayed in the movies,” movies he made being shown and this years’ film and government has never that depicts the internal said Jennifer Billie, vice lecture series. Celebrating with Pride David Bell discussed the notion of diversity in Utah and about Staff Reporter Barack Obama always being being gay. Like Harris, referred to as the United Critchlow talked about The Pride Festival was States’ first black president. being happier since he came held from April 2-4 at the “That is all that he gets out. The panel held the Taylorsville Redwood called,” Stowers said. “Why audiences attention for an Campus. Spearheaded isn’t he referred to as our hour. by Coloring Outside the 44th President?” On Tuesday at the Lair in Lines and co-sponsored by Stowers also talked about the Student Center there Photo contributed by Bryan Smith multiple other groups, the some of the problems was an event called “Speed The elimination of the Barbering and Cosmetology program will affect both event centered on issues that gays have in society Friend-ing,” a social activity students and members of the community related to homosexuality. today,such as the fact that that gave a chance for people Monday’s event was called people can still get fired to meet and talk to someone Cosmetology the program to get their hair amount to approximately Breaking Stereotypes. from their jobs for being they may not normally talk cut, which they wouldn’t be 94,000 jobs. Jonathan Stowers, an gay. to. Continued from page A1 able to afford if the program “It seems that they [SLCC] associate proffessor at Salt After Stowers had Wednesday was the is cancelled. are really undervaluing this Lake Community College, concluded, a panel final day of the festival. liked doing hair. I am very “I really value this program,” Peterson said. spoke to an audience of discussion was held. Crystal It included a PFLAG hands-on,” Olsen said. program because I see what “I think if the community about two dozen people Harris, Kirk Critchlow, presentation (Parents “[SLCC] is the only school the students do with it,” really understood what is about the importance of Amber Oldham, Miranda Families and Friends of that has the interpreting said Glenda Peterson, the happening here, they would discourse, meaning talk or Perry and Leka Heimuli Lesbians and Gays) from program and Cosmetology grandmother of a current not want it to end.” conversation. discussed their experiences 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Health school that I could find. student in the program and Current student McKenzie “Discourse is how society with homosexuality. and Wellnes Services If SLCC took away this regular client at the school. Pehrson is nearly done decides what is normal,” “I was miserable until I conducted a forum at 12 program, they would take “It allows mothers to create getting her Cosmetology Stowers said. came out about being gay,” p.m.and the movie “But I’m away something that nobody their own schedules and license at SLCC and is To illustrate the point Harris said. a Cheerleader” was shown else has.” be with their children or thankful for the opportunity about stereotypes, Stowers The panel talked about after the forum. In addition to students, go out and start their own the program has offered her. the program also benefits businesses. A lot of the girls “I wouldn’t be able to go the community. It offers go on to (earn) more than to hair school if it wasn’t a low-cost alternative to $8.00 an hour jobs.” for SLCC,” Pehrson said. “I the expense of going to According to “U.S. don’t know why the school a salon and the cost for News and World Reports”, would cut a program that a service is even more hairdressing is one of the brings in revenue to help deeply discounted than at best jobs for 2012. The report offset the cost it brings private schools throughout claims that hairdressers will in and plays such a large Utah. Many people in the experience a nearly 17% part in many people in the community such as the increase in new jobs by community’s lives.” elderly and disabled rely on the year 2020. That would

PhotobyKim Higley Color Outside the Lines(COL), SLCC’s gay-straight alliance club leaders, from Left to right, Amber Oldham, Kirk Critchlow, Chrystal Harris and Leka Heimoli. Wednesday, April 11 2012 The GLOBE A5

Campus [email protected] 101 reasons to see art show, student showcase presents Maaike Bennett known photographer Mike ponytail of dreadlocks Staff Reporter Covey. above a plaid shirt. Some of the winners Jennifer Nichols’ “Final Salt Lake Community and professors weren’t in Release” is particularly Art Showcase Winners College’s Student Art attendance, but that didn’t poignant. The vividness Showcase displayed a lessen the enthusiasm, of the tones found in the culmination of the 2011- particularly from winners painted casket practically for 2012 2012 creative talent on who were present and glow, bringing to mind a Friday, April 6 during a pleasantly surprised. vision of the viewer being 2012 Art Showcase Poster Design Casey Kim ceremony announcing the “I’m pretty stoked about actually present during the show’s winners. it,” said Molly Dallimore, portrayed family’s final Awards of Merit With entries ranging from who won an Award of goodbyes. Janell Amely Beauty in Nature, Lotus, Paua Shell, and fine art to full-out animation, Merit for her piece “Sunday In contrast, Alex Platt, each piece varied drastically Shoes.” “It’s awesome. I’ve with his “Mad Tea Party,” Bamboo but the underlying current never won an award for my a rather self-explanatory Jessica Calderon The Ocean Explorer was universal: that of artwork at the community title, is oddly whimsical artistic expression. It was college, so it’s cool.” while having a sci-fi slant. It Ann Chen Head Study an evening of appreciation The works displayed at involves the usual suspects, Michael Coones Spys in the Forest for Visual Art and Design the show are a mixture of Alice and the Hatter, students of all walks of life, modern and traditional partaking of their repast Sara Corrigan-Gibbs Hang Tag each with a different view of art forms. Digital work on the surface of a floating Molly Dallimore: Sunday Shoes the world. mingled with photography planet. Humor exists in VAD instructor and event and animation joins painting Alice’s longsuffering, Jill De Haan: Granny Annie’s Prenatal Nectars Kitsch co-chair Andrew Wilson and illustrations. Even as she’s thrown into yet Shawn Growcock HeeBeeGeeBee Zine said that over 600 works typography was represented, another odd environment Photo by Shad Engkilterra from more than 200 students presented side-by-side with via the madness of space. Zak Larsen Bug were submitted. About 275 3-D modeling and delicate, Held in the glass atrium Taylor Reich Ngoma pieces were hung in the final if not eerily lifelike, origami of the Science and Industry show. The VAD department constructs. building on the Taylorsville Jared Smith Gonzo surprised the audience with A few particular highlights Redwood Campus, the art the knowledge that not only are Benjamin Higbee’s show is slightly cramped. Awards of Excellence were the best pieces chosen glazed works, both of which But that didn’t stop patrons Carl Anderson The Photo Album by their professors and won awards in the fine art from eagerly making their administrators, but also by category. Austin Batchelor’s way through, like treasure Rashelle Brady Figure Study resident artists and leaders work is also of note in hunters in search of gold. in their fields. A head of an his ability to capture the These treasures will Corbin Hunsaker The Greatest Mouse Detective ad agency, an illustrator, a humanity in living things, continue to be shared from Matthew Jones Origami Mask 2 video game animator and as shown by his piece, “The April 9 until April 19, a fine artist all aided in the Dreaded Lion,” depicting Monday through Friday Michelle Taylor The World in Shadows process, in addition to well- a lion, his mane a tangled from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Student Life and Leadership Award Benjamin Higbee Arrangement for Refraction and Irridescence #1 INK’s Choice Award Shawn Growcock Loony Bin Dean’s Award Earl Harris Eggs Photo by Kim Higley President’s Award

Photo by David Bell Benjamin Higbee Nietzsche Striated Relief 1 Best in Show Photo by Kim Higley KaLee Kilgrow Wind Blown Students, faculty and family members gathered in the Oak Room on Friday Evening to hear the hear the announcement of the winners for the Student Art Showcase. Rape and sexual assault seriousness discussed Maaike Bennett Victims of Sexual Assault Are: Staff Reporter 3 times more likely to suffer from depression The Collegiate DECA 6 times more likely to suffer from post-traumatic and the Trauma Awareness stress disorder and Treatment Center met 13 times more likely to abuse alcohol Photo contributed by Bryan Smith at the Student Center on the Taylorsville Redwood 26 times more likely to abuse drugs Campus on Friday, April 6 4 times more likely to contemplate suicide to discuss the issues of date (Data provided by the Trauma Awareness Treatment Center and rape, acquaintance rape and daterapeawareness.org) assault awareness for their “Date Rape Awareness Expo.” Both what to do reported. In many cases Should rape or assault should rape occur and individuals who have been occur, it’s advised that preventative measures were raped never tell anyone for victims immediately go to discussed. a myriad of reasons. First is the hospital. Prevention, According to the Trauma the fear that the attacker may however, is an important Center, “In Utah, a person retaliate. Second is because goal. There are many commits rape when they of the social stigma related ways to defend oneself have sexual intercourse with to it and third is the rejection from the chance of being another person without the or the internalization of raped or assaulted, the victim’s consent.” This can events, believing that they first being observation. Photo by Maaike Bennett be full intercourse, as well brought the situation upon While observing your Max Weiss and Shane Green demonstrate defensive moves. as partial intercourse and themselves. There are a host surroundings, you become can be committed against of other reasons that victims more aware of individuals People are trained to respond control. ‘I have control over the knee but to the tendons both men and women. do not report being raped. who may be set on to ‘fire’ and ‘no’ clearly you. You do what I tell you just to the side of the knee Rape occurs most often Frequently, those that have assaulting you. defines the interaction as to do.’” were also recommended, as by someone that the victim been raped or assaulted Other advice includes being unwanted. Both key demonstrators tendons are easier to tear knows, whether they be in receive more long term walking or jogging in well- The last suggestion pointed out that there’s also than shattering the bone a dating relationship or are damage than what is caused lit areas and not hitchhiking, presented was that of taking a only a limited time in which itself, especially if you’re only acquaintances. by the event itself. Post- traveling with others rather self-defense class to provide to react. wearing heels. Scott Dean, vice president traumatic stress disorder is than alone, appearing strong strategies should you be “It only takes seven “The idea behind all of of promotions for DECA, one major related challenge. and confident, keeping placed in a rape or assault seconds for somebody to these is not overpowering said that approximately With this disorder, doors locked while driving, situation. During the Expo, come up and put a choke on someone, but to use the 7500 students have been memories of the assault sitting near the driver a martial arts demonstration you and then you’re out,” advantages [against them],” victims of date rape. result in panic attacks, on public transportation, regarding self-defense was Green said. “Seven seconds. stated one demonstrator. Daterapeawareness.org nightmares, flashbacks, carrying items such as provided by the president of So you have to make quick The aim is not to kill the further provides the data depression, anxiety and whistles. the Martial Arts Club, Shane decisions.” one attacking you but to of reported rapes as being emotional numbness Also, calling out the word, Green, as well as mixed A variety of different moves incapacitate them enough 683,000 per year, which as well as difficulty in “No!” or “Fire!” is more martial arts instructor Max were displayed, including that you have the chance boils down to 1.3 per reconnecting with people or likely to call other people’s Weiss. the use of one’s head to to run away, preventing the minute. developing and maintaining attention to the situation “Rape is not about sex,” bang up into the attacker’s worst from happening. But that’s only what’s relationships. than the word, “Rape!” Weiss said. “It’s about nose and chin. Kicks not to A6 The GLOBE Wednesday, April 11 2012

Campus [email protected] Braun said that he is very Phi Theta Kappa inducts new members thankful to Preki and the MLS Chivas USA organization, Veronica Aguilera Kappa were done saying members. Phi Theta Kappa much of a privilege it is continued from page 1 where he scored more than Staff Reporter their pledge, one of the helps its students reach for students to be in Phi 24 goals in his four seasons. advisors of the Honor their full potential as a Theta Kappa because not his skills and Chivas USA The 2012 season has Wisdom, aspiration and Society accepted all of the student while giving them everyone can be a part of it. offered him a professional brought Braun some new purity. Phi Theta Kappa, new members. the opportunity to have a Kelsch said how Phi Theta contract. changes. He now will be the Honor Society Club, A short video was also typical college experience. Kappa is not known as the “Justin basically came playing in Canada for the is a national group and the presented during the One of the things that “smart society,” but the from nowhere and he was new MLS expansion team, biggest club at Salt Lake evening. In the video, Richardson talked about are known as the “Honor in the right place in the right the Montreal Impact, where Community College, but it students from different during her speech was Society” because students time,” Judy Braun said. he will have to adapt to is a club which members schools in the United States how she gets upset when work hard to earn their She gives credit to two a new country, city and need to be invited to in talked about the benefits students say how they place in it. factors for her son’s soccer language. Braun said that order to get in. of being a member of Phi “just go to SLCC.” To The end of the ceremony development, the SLCC his French is terrible and The club held an induction Theta Kappa. Some of those Richardson that is a hard had a bittersweet taste to soccer program and the fact he’s still picking up new ceremony on Wednesday, benefits include leadership thing to hear because she it, as the main advisor of that his older brother Nate words every day. He said April 4 in which all the and scholarships. The knows how important Phi Theta Kappa, Clint played soccer as well. that he and his new team new members of the Honor video highlighted that Phi SLCC is and how great of Gardner, announced that “He never really played have high expectations in Society were welcomed. Theta Kappa offers more an education it offers to its he was stepping down from for fancy team,” said Judy their debut season. The guest speaker at the scholarships than any other students. his position. Braun, noting that some of “The goal is to make the event was Cheri Richardson, club or organization to its Kelsch mentioned how her son’s former teammates playoffs. Anything less than who is a former student of couldn’t afford soccer playoffs will be seen as SLCC. Richardson received jerseys and her son learned failure,” Braun said. an award before she was more about humbleness Far from failure, introduced. Richardson and diversity than anything Braun’s success has noted the growth that has else from his former soccer been his humility and his occurred in Phi Theta teammates. commitment to whatever is Kappa in the last year. 550 “He learned more than best for his team. people became a part of it just soccer, he learned to “He is not an individual in 2011. appreciate other cultures,” player, he’s a team player,” Inductees were asked she said. Coach Velasquez said. to raise their hands while Despite his success, Justin Braun encourages SLCC repeating the pledge to Braun hasn’t forgotten soccer players to never give the Honor Society. The about his time at SLCC. up. inductees were asked to “Most of my memories “Every time you step repeat after the words are of playing soccer with on the field, give it your after the Honor Society the team where I met lots all and never walk away President, Jaime Kelsch. of amazing people and it feeling that you didn’t,” he Inductees promised to was one of the best times of said. “Hard work pays off Photo by Kim Higley keep the standards of Phi my life,” he said. “Many of and you never know who Theta Kappa. After the New members of Phi Theta Kappa gathered in the LAC on the Taylorsville my close friends came from is watching. My story is a new members of Phi Theta Redwood Campus on Wednesday evening for the PTK induction ceremony. SLCC soccer program.” prime example of this.” Fashion Week explores fast vintage cars and apocalyptic disasters Kachina Choate Franklynn Stott is one of the Tickets can be purchased Catwalk” reception and used a 1936 Charles James, schools to challenge their Contributing Writer 13 students showing their from ArtTix and are $25 for fashion show will take a 1956 Christian Dior or a creativity and imagination,” fashions at Raw Couture. general admission and $13 place. 1965 Emilio Pucci dress to Spas said. “If they choose Salt Lake Community His interest in fashion began for students with student ID. “It is very rewarding for inspire their contemporary to continue their education College students and high in high school. On Friday, April 20, 2012, the high school students designs. Judging will be in the fashion world, these school fashion students will “I kind of accidently fell the Fashion Institute and gives them a way to based on creativity, use of sort of competitions become compete in runway shows into a sewing class in high will open up the SLCC get involved in the fashion inspiration and quality of more frequent and so it is and competitions during school. It sort of changed Library Square Campus industry,” said Mojdeh garment. Judges for the a great introduction to a Fashion Week, which is my world,” Stott said. “My to the public for activities Sakaki, program director of competition are drawn glimpse of what’s to come.” April 16-20. one big dream is to design including campus tours with fashion and interior design. from SLCC senior fashion During the reception, Raw Couture, or raw for myself, actually be historic fashion exhibits “La began in students and faculty. visitors will get to vote for fashion, is the final recognized for my designs Belle Epoque” and “20th 2009 as a way for Utah high Teresa Spas is a graduate the People’s Choice Award project for students who and have them be sold in Century Silhouettes.” There school students interested of the Fashion Institute and for the SLCC Fashion Club are graduating from the stores nationwide.” will also be three design in fashion to use their former judge of Project competition. The designs SLCC Fashion Institute. In conjunction with the workshops: a hands-on skills. The idea came from Catwalk. are inspired by the theme of Project Catwalk will be a Museum of Fine Arts draping workshop, a fashion SLCC fashion instructor “I feel that (the Apocalypse After Five. This competition for high school summer show of vintage illustration workshop and a Janet Gleave. There are competition) was mildly show is about eveningwear students. For Raw Couture, cars, this year’s theme of design process workshop. 35 students from Ogden to competitive and so it was in the future. SLCC students created five Raw Couture is “Speed: In the evening, the high Moab. good experience for the All activities on Friday are to seven pieces from scratch. Fashions that Move You.” school competition “Project This year the participants fashion students at the high free.

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Campus [email protected] Distinguished instructor explores student confidence Shad Engkilterra expertise. Students at the While colleagues doubted Rousculp said. “If none of of collaboration, assumed Staff Reporter SLCC CWC work as writing that the SLCC CWC’s us were experts, we could rhetorical competence assistants and basically work hinged on the writing figure things out together.” and innate ability. The Tiffany Rousculp design and run programs assistants, Rousculp was In a typical precollege experimental group showed received the 2012 Salt despite a lack of traditional fascinated by why the classroom, the teacher and an increase in confidence Lake Community College expertise. SLCC CWC worked with the textbook are set up as the in tackling an unfamiliar Distinguished Faculty “Those writing assistants writing assistants. Rousculp experts while students are writing task and younger Award on April 4, 2012. In made the Community concluded that a rhetoric expected to learn domain students gained greater conjunction with receiving Writing Center,” Rousculp of respect developed at content, or the “what” of a confidence than those in the the award, Rousculp said. the SLCC CWC which subject. control group. presented her findings Writing assistants are allowed students to develop “The majority of the Rousculp also believes in regards to “Rhetorical responsible for programs that the skills they needed to interaction between student that the grade system in a Confidence: What Happens include writing coaching, develop programs. With this and text is unidirectional,” class is a hindrance to really When We Anticipate writing workshops, writing rhetoric of respect, there Rousculp said. “Rarely do unlocking student potential Student Expertise.” partnerships and the was a collaborative effort students explore who wrote and her next steps include Coffee Rousculp’s work at the DiverseCity writing series. between everyone at the the book.” trying to reduce the power SLCC Community Writing They do the marketing and SLCC CWC. In college, students are of the grade. She would also Center (SLCC CWC), public relations and they “No one, not even myself expected to delve into the like to be with students for Lovers which she co-founded, led develop curriculum and as the director, positioned “rhetorical process” without longer than a semester to her to question the idea of programs. themselves as an expert,” having ever done so in a really break down the idea 4465 S Redwood Road formal education setting. of learned incompetence. The rhetorical process The Distinguished Faculty Across from consists of the how, why and Award was first given in SLCC when of a subject. Rousculp 1994 and is awarded to believes that students have faculty who are engaged in developed a rhetorical work that he or she can share process in everyday life with SLCC faculty, staff and Special : "PHO". and that it just needed to be students and the community brought into the culture of at large. the classroom. “This is one of the high To test this theory, points, I think, of the Rousculp taught two English academic year,” said SLCC 2010 classes, one taught the president Dr. Cynthia We have traditional way and one that Bioteau. was set up on the principles coffee and tea. Lunch and dinner just for $4.75.

Photo by Shad Engkilterra Tiffany Rousculp receives the Distinguished Faculty award from President Bioteau. A8 The GLOBE Wednesday, April 11 2012

Arts [email protected] ‘Rabbit Hole’ fascinates as a study in grief Shad Engkilterra of the author, but rather by a few swear words should Staff Reporter through Barry’s acting skill. think twice before going and Andrew W. Johnson gives then go anyway. “Rabbit Hole” is a play that Howie emotional depth, Performances are at 7:30 deals with profound grief. providing some comic relief p.m. from April 11-14 and It starts with an exchange and spending quiet moments from April 18-21 at the between sisters Izzy and appropriately. Johnson Black Box Theater on South Becca, who is folding a runs the gamut from anger City Campus. Students get child’s clothes. There is to reconciliation and it all in free with valid student something a little off in their flows naturally from what identification. Faculty and interaction that doesn’t get Howie is feeling. Sahna staff tickets are $5 and the fully explained. As the play Foley does a believable job general public can get tickets progresses, we find out that as the trashy sister and Kim for $10. The play lasts about Becca’s child was killed in Page brings Nat’s grief to two hours including a ten an accident eight months life as she tries to deal with minute intermission that Photo courtesy of Neil Vanderpool earlier. the death of her grandson sneaks up on the audience. Sahna Foley as Izzy confronts Andrew W. Johnson as Howie. Anyone interested in and her son, who killed psychology should go see himself years before. this play. It is fascinating to The music and sound see how people respond to help to set the mood for a tragic event like the death the play, opening with an of a child and the actors do unsettling cello and violin such a good job that even duet that seems to have a the people who never make touch of industrial added an appearance on stage in. The closing sounds also come to life. accentuate the mood. The best performance of One of the great things the evening goes to Austin about Black Box theater Grant as Jason, the driver is the intimacy that it is responsible for killing capable of providing. With Becca’s son. He really about 64 seats available, connects with the audience the audience is almost on on an emotional level as he stage with the actors. They Stephen Romney become like a family as reads a letter he wrote to Staff Reporter to Becca and her husband there is no real separation Howie. Jason’s movements between the player and portray an unsure, sad those watching. The lighting teenager who doesn’t know effects help to highlight how to atone for his mistake. Grant’s performance and Susan Barry holds the play create the realistic illusion of together as the grieving a television. The set, while mother. She seems to be on seemingly simple, made stage the entire time, though it seem like the characters she isn’t. Barry also has the were really going outside. most amazing moment on “Rabbit Hole” is a Pulitzer stage when the audience can Prize winning drama with Photo courtesy of Neil Vanderpool see her turningNHMU_Globe0312.pdf point. It isn’t 1 3/20/12adult themes, 5:05 PM language and carried through the words alcohol use. Those offended Things get tense at Izzy’s birthday party in a scene from “Rabbit Hole” at the Grand Theater.

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Arts & [email protected] Lies my movie told me Stephen Romney in space Ball Z,” as the characters Staff Reporter In most science fiction Nappa and Vegeta comment films, we often see things on how Earth’s gravity is Film has become such an play out in slow motion substantially weaker than integral part of our culture. when the characters are in a their home planet’s. As a result, there are many zero-gravity environment. #3: People speak the same tropes and clichés in cinema This idea originated from way as they did in the past which are mistakenly documented footage of This is the result of assumed to be fact. Many various NASA missions numerous time travel language today originated thrown and demonstrated. trouble people have preconceived in which astronauts films as well as various as mispronunciations of This is best observed in This is one of the biggest notions about the world and slowly move through their period pieces taking place foreign words. For example, films such as “Star Wars action movie clichés ever. It about film in general based spacecraft. before the 19th and 20th the word “buckaroo” Episode III” and any of always makes its way into on what they have seen in However, they move centuries. It’s not that they originated as an Anglicized “The Matrix” films. any film in which either film and television. This slowly on purpose so that aren’t trying to be accurate, form of the Spanish word, As any martial artist can the villains or heroes need week, we’re taking a look at they don’t crash into the but more that they want “vaquero”. The word tell you, fights last no more to look awesome. Just pop the top five clichés in film very expensive equipment the audience to be able “tobacco” came from the than a few seconds, even if in any, and I mean ANY and television. that may very well be to understand what the name the Arawak people neither combatant has had action film, and there’s #5: The “Big Stars” run keeping them alive. In characters are saying. gave the plant, “tabago.” any martial arts training. It bound to be a scene of a the film set an environment with As any historian or Most recently, we have seen doesn’t take a lot to knock character either walking This comes from numerous no gravity, you would “Assassin’s Creed” fan the words “manga, anime out someone or injure them away from or standing next films and television shows actually move a lot faster, might tell you, English was and otaku” enter American to the point where they can to a fresh explosion. that often portray famous meaning that you’d have not always the clear-cut vernacular despite the not continue fighting. Just Simply put, explosions actors as being stuck-up, an increased chance of language that we speak ongoing disputes over watch a couple episodes of are loud and they generate demanding and essentially careening to your death and write today. English proper pronunciation. “Human Weapon” or any a lot of force. If it’s the in charge. While we do in the blackness of space originated as a dialect #2: Hand-to-hand fights mixed-martial-arts fight and classic fireball explosion, have the occasional on-set if you happened to push of German, which then can last for hours if the you’ll see that the battles or you’d either go flying or be meltdowns, the only time off from the side of a borrowed words from the fighters are good enough rounds don’t last any longer burnt to a crisp in addition an actor is essentially “in space station. The only Latin-based languages such This comes from the many than two minutes, which in to going deaf. control” is when that actor example I could find as French, Spanish and martial arts movies and and of itself is a really long Next week, we’ll be is also the director and which acknowledges the Italian. fight scenes throughout time. taking a look at the recent producer of the film. increase in speed is in the Most of the words that cinema in which many #1: You can stand near influx of reboots, remakes #4: Things move slowly early episodes of “Dragon are common in the English flashy techniques are an explosion without ANY and recycled films.

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