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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009 VOL. 102, NO. 127 ● SINCE 1908 Weather TODAY ‘Sanfordville’ set up in park HIGH 65° Protestors respond to TONIGHT governor’s stimulus money LOW 47° choice with shanty town Meagean Dugger STAFF WRITER

TOMORROW More than 30 protestors Courtesy of Jonathan Williams HIGH 77° set up tents in Columbia’s Finlay Park Tuesday Jonathan Williams helps afternoon to once again fundraise for non-profi ts. demand Gov. Mark Inside Sanford take the $700 million in stimulus funds USC student he has denied. Signs read SPORTS “Will Teach for Food,” “We Need Our Teachers” uses group to and “Welcome to Sanfordville,” an equation to the Hooverville shanty help women towns during the Great Depression. Kara Roache / THE DAILY GAMECOCK ‘Need By Need’ aids local Most of the protestors Protestors set up tents in Finlay Park to protest Sanford’s choices with stimulus money. arrived at the park after 5 service organizations by p.m., but others set up at should get what they are raising money, volunteering 10 a.m. Protestors stood fi ghting for. Carolina baseball pulls in spite of cold weather “I think the governor Julie Stas out the win in the ninth and winds, and though should take the money,” THE DAILY GAMECOCK inning against in-state many had anticipated said Dottie Hubbard. “If staying until midnight, we have all these furloughs, One USC student is raising rival Clemson. most said they would class size will go up. South money for small non-profit See page 7 leave after 7 p.m. Cars Carolina taxpayers will organizations with immediate driving by on Assembly pay for it anyway.” community needs through a Street honked in support Karen Rhu, who wore a non-profi t he founded himself, THE MIX of the protestors. Finlay handmade badge that read Need By Need, Inc. Park’s main entrance is “will teach for food,” said Jonathan Williams , a located across from the she is protesting in the second-year political science Governor’s Mansion. The Sanfordville because she student, is the founder and crowd chanted things such teaches in a public school president of Need by Need, as “set our money free” and sends her two children Inc. The organization focuses and “take the money, save to public school. Rhu on one item at a time until our schools.” said she is worried about they raise enough donations to The protestors agree the future of the science meet their goal. that South Carolina’s programs in public school Need by Need’s mission is schools desperately need systems. to help independent groups the money and that “I’m worried about class by raising funds, via the Sanford is doing the state size getting larger than it Internet and fundraising, for an injustice. has to be,” she said. “My specifi c needs as well as raise Sheila Gallagher, children are worried about the awareness of the plight of president of the South discipline becoming a the people these groups help. Carolina Education bigger problem due to the Need by Need was founded “The Haunting in Association, said she class sizes. My husband this past February and has Conneticut” gives viewers is protesting Sanford’s and I think it’s sad that Kara Roache / THE DAILY GAMECOCK high expectations for the decision because she we’ll pay for the stimulus future. Citizens protest Sanford not using funds to save teacher jobs. another “based-on-a-true- believes he is making a funds regardless. Our “Our goal is to help with story” horror fi lm. mistake. schools desperately need smaller, local organizations “Well, basically we the money, and the money who send their kids to affected. without a strong financial See page 5 feel let down by the is there. So, it’s sad that public schools,” Rhu said. “I’m here because I organization backing them. governor,” she said. “The South Carolinians pay Luke Hodges, a Dreher think he needs to accept I would love to make this money is there to create taxes and can’t receive High School student, also the stimulus money. organization nationwide and VIEWPOINTS jobs. He has managed to the stimulus funds they protested Sanford’s refusal The money is there to spread good works to all who push South Carolina into need.” to take the funds. He revitalize the schools. Our need it,” Williams said. Are you possibly being number one Rhu said that the stood with other students arts programs need the Need by Need is affi liated in unemployment in the governor doesn’t who were protesting in funding and we don’t want with Midtown Fellowship prepared for country.” understand what citizens support of their school. to lose any teachers.” Church in Columbia and a zombie Another protestor agrees face because his children The students protested out Grace Church in St. Louis. outbreak? the money was designated attend private schools. of fear that their schools The organization asks local Neither for the state, and that “He’s not sympathetic would lose teachers and Comments on this story? E-mail churches for a list of non-profi t South Carolina taxpayers to the majority of families arts programs would be [email protected] organizations that are in need USC nor MICHAEL of funds and that fi t the identity Columbia BAUMANN requirements. Typically, Need are, and it Fourth-year What do you think about Gov. Sanford by Need lends a hand to non- political profit organizations that are could lead science Student rejecting the stimulus money for education? small and independent, with to disaster. student no fi nancial backing. Pulse Georgina Wilson , a See page 4 ALEX CAITLIN KEVIN MEGAN second-year international RUGGIERO BUCKHAULTS BURKE ANANIAN studies student, is the project Second-year First-year First-year Second-year coordinator at Need by Need. Online Exclusive marketing computer business accounting A close friend of Williams, student engineering student student Wilson has always been student interested in helping others and raising funds. “I just think that’s “I’m fine with him “I think that it’s naïve “I believe our state is “I am excited to reach out ridiculous. We’re the paying off our debt. I’d for the state government in dire need, however to more churches over the future.” rather our state be debt to think that they can it’s a bigger stance than next couple months and fi nd free instead of holding afford to not take the just taking the money. more organizations in need. us back.” money.” We should be able to Although Need by Need, spend the money in Inc. is just getting started, I ways we so choose.” am really looking forward to kicking it off and making a MIX ONLINE difference in the community,” Check out our exclusive Williams said. Need by Need is currently photo gallery of American Pi Kappa Alpha members accused in fl ier distribution raising funds for the Women’s Idol winner David Cook’s Shelter in Columbia, so they free concert at USC USC fraternity billed for Daily Gamecock The fraternity’s response: no way. can buy more benefi cial items “I have no clue why we’d be receiving a bill, and I with their small budget. Need Tuesday night. insert, group denies involvement haven’t received one,” said Andy Kraemer, the fraternity’s by Need’s goal is to raise $300 president. “Members of our fraternity may or may not for the Women’s Shelter which Josh Dawsey have been involved in this, but it was definitely not a will provide them with two SPORTS ONLINE STAFF WRITER Check out how the USC fraternity-sanctioned event.” vacuum cleaners. When the “Set the Adults Free” fl ier criticizing Greek Responding to Kraemer’s claim that the fraternity “Need by Need’s donations golf team did in Georgia Life Director Ron Binder was placed into thousands of wasn’t responsible, Brewer said he was skeptical. and services have greatly this weekend at the U.S. copies of The Daily Gamecock last week, no one knew “I’d like to talk to him to see why he feels that way,” helped keep our property and Collegiate Championship who wrote the fl ier. Brewer said. He further said that the fraternity had been shelter in great condition. Now university offi cials say authorship of the fl ier can contacted about a bill. The new vacuum cleaners Tournament be traced to the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. “I know for a fact that someone contacted him telling will teach the women how Director of Student Media Scott Lindenberg said him to pick up the bill for the inserts.” to care for their belongings www.dailygamecock.com he was directed by Jerry Brewer, the associate vice Brewer said multiple individuals reported seeing and property,” said Prentiss president for student affairs, to send a bill for inserts to ● the fraternity. PIKE 3 NEED ● 3 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009 pageTWO

• The University of South WHO SAID IT? PIC OF THE DAY Carolina will host the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market April 14. The market will be open from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in front of the Russell “It is so warm today, right now House between the gates I’m sweating like a guy who on Greene Street. The farmers market will feature crossed Rosie O’Donnell.” local produce, meats, cheeses and flowers. The market will be a cash and A) David Letterman carry process. B) Conan O’Brien C) Andy Samberg • Numerous works of art (sculpture, photography, D) Jay Leno paintings and ceramics) E) Mark Sanford made by faculty and students will go to the highest bidders Wednesday at the 54th Annual USC Art Auction. The event will be held in the Campus Log onto our Web site, www. David Walters / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Room of Capstone House, dailygamecock.com, to cast your vote At the corner of Silver and Heyward streets near Olympia Granby Mills sits a beginning with a preview large rock painted with Egyption symbols. party at 6 p.m. followed by in this week’s poll. the auction at 7 p.m. Local National World • Have a Campus Wellness CHARLESTON — House MONTPELIER, Vt. — BAGHDAD — Iraq’s staff member come to Last week’s question: Majority Whip Jim Clyburn Vermont on Tuesday became highest court on Tuesday your department/office said Monday that Gov. Mark the fourth state to legalize gay reduced the prison sentence to conduct free blood Sanford’s opposition to $700 marriage — and the fi rst to do for an Iraqi journalist who pressure and body fat “We cannot, and must not, and million in federal stimulus cash so with a legislature’s vote. hurled his shoes at former screenings for you and for schools and public safety The House recorded a President George W. Bush your colleagues. Set a date we will not let our auto industry shows the governor’s animosity dramatic 100-49 vote, the from three years to one, a and time, reserve space in simply vanish.” toward public education. minimum needed, to override court spokesman said. your office and leave the “He is anti-public education. Gov. Jim Douglas’ veto. Its Abdul-Sattar Bayrkdar , rest to us. A minimum of That’s all this is,” Clyburn, vote followed a much easier the spokesman, said the six people are required Answer: Barack Obama told reporters before a speech override vote in the Senate, decision was taken because to schedule a screening. at The Citadel. “He will do which rebuffed the Republican the journalist had no prior Just fi ll out a request form anything he possibly can to governor with a vote of 23-5. criminal history. online, fax to (803) 777- —Compiled by Assistant News destroy public education.” Vermont was the fi rst state The defense appealed the 6250 and a staff member Editor Kara Apel Sanford last week filed to legalize civil unions for original ruling to the Federal will contact you within paperwork allowing the state same-sex couples and joins Appeals Court citing an Iraqi 24 hours to schedule your to receive the cash, but the Connecticut, Massachusetts law stipulating a maximum screening. state must, by June 17, tell and Iowa in giving gays the sentence of only two years. Washington how it will be right to marry. used. —The Associated Press PAGE 3 The Daily Gamecock ● WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009

PIKE ● Continued from 1 When reached by The Daily Gamecock, Binder Clothesline Project gives voice to sexual violence victims members of the Pi Kappa referred all requests for Alpha Fraternity distribute comment to Fraternity the fliers into copies of Council President The Daily Gamecock last Donovan Wade. Wade did Thursday morning. not return calls to The “It’s pretty much Daily Gamecock Tuesday general knowledge,” afternoon. Brewer said, concerning the information that made him believe the fraternity Comments on this story? E-mail was responsible. [email protected]

Hannah Carroll / THE DAILY GAMECOCK T-shirts representing voices for persons affected by sexual violence hang on a clothesline on Greene Street Tuesday afternoon. The Clothesline Project is part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month and is one of about fi ve major campaigns the SHARE peers host every year. They hold it in conjunction with the Sexual Health & Violence Prevention offi ce at USC. The group buys T-shirts in a variety of colors and brings them into residence halls for people who have been affected to decorate. Each color represents a different connection to sexual violence. SHARE President Jane Holman said the group does it every year. “It’s really important because it gets student involved with sharing their own stories and it really gives them the opportunity to open dialogue with other students,” Holman, a fourth-year political science student, said. — Compiled by Assistant News Editor Kara Apel

NEED ● Continued from 1 and reach out to more non- profit organizations. The Hallman , program director at organization is looking forward the Women’s Shelter. “I think to helping out the Family it’s inspiring the work Jonathon Williams has done. It makes Comments on this story? E-mail me very proud that there are [email protected] such wonderful people in the world. He is contributing a very selfl ess act for women he may never meet, and yet he puts lots of enthusiasm into creating awareness among others.” Need by Need is a gateway for people to help people in need. Volunteers can donate funds directly or contact shelters to see how they can be of help. The next step for Need by Need is to become more involved in Columbia churches PAGE 4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009 Limbaugh upholds right EDITORIAL BOARD Editor wing ideals BRAD MAXWELL Managing Editor Copy Desk Chief Shock jock represents true AMANDA DAVIS EDDIE MANN

American values, fi ghts News Editor Sports Editor against Obama’s aura LIZ SEGRIST CHRIS COX Th e Mix Editor Viewpoints Editor I want to be associated COLIN JONES PAUL BOWERS with Limbaugh. I believe that Rush Limbaugh is a Design Director Photography Editor real American. He stands MORGAN REID ALAN TAUBER for what the founding fathers stood for, — liberty and freedom. He may be IN OUR OPINION harsh, but America needs a good kick in the rear. Look at the phony we just Athletics picks wrong elected president. Being the president of USC’s Students for Life and I AM CAROLINA (AND SO CAN YOU!) time to build village a concerned Its amazing what you can buy with negative $50 million, Christian, isn’t it? I am very Coff ee grinds up ecosystems The university board of trustees approved almost $50 concerned million in projects for athletic facilities Monday. The about Barack Cultivation methods the Amazon rainforest, the insects and fungi that wreak projects will turn the area surrounding the Roost into an Hussein tropical regions of Africa havoc on the crop. To athletics “village.” Among the projects, a 60,000-square- Obama’s harmful to environments, and Indonesia — some of combat this, farmers must foot coach’s support building, a tennis facility and parking BRANDON radical views rare species endangered the most biologically diverse use fungi and pesticides to garage for athletes will be built. Sounds like a great deal, BEACHAM on abortion. regions in the world. Coffee prevent exposed plants from right? Fourth-year Rush agrees For lack of a better word, naturally grows in the perishing. This, obviously, Well, we would say so sociology with my the coffee industry is huge. shade. leads to a reliance on too, if we could dismiss one student position. And that doesn’t just refer to The mode of cultivation chemicals that are probably When you have thing. That is, the current He its importance. It is literally most prevelant today, harmful to the surrounding negative $52 million, state of the economy. Forget commented that if Nancy gargantuan. however, is called full-sun plant and wildlife. the $700 billion in federal Pelosi thinks that people Coffee farms cover cultivation. This method Coffee plants require a new athletics funds that the government here outside of the law are nearly 40,930 square miles includes — you guessed it many soil nutrients to is doling out, what about the patriotic, he wants to know of the earth — that’s about — full exposure to sunlight. survive. In its natural, palace might be $52 million defi cit that the what is so patriotic about the entire area of Cuba. This allows more plants with shade-covered habitat university is dealing with? aborting babies. We should These farms higher yield of beans to be the plant benefits from a tad pricey. A $50 million dollar all want Obama to fail (all produce planted. So while it is a much the biodiversity around project is not prudent in a conservatives, which means more than more financially-lucrative it, which places nutrients university environment where adjunct professors are being everyone still reading this) 8.14 million method, full-sun cultivation back into the soil. However, fi red, classes are being cut and services are being slashed. and he will do it on his tons of coffee has lead to deforestation of much like the cotton Athletes and coaches do not need some glitzy new facilities own, but we need to build a year, which the world’s most beautiful farms of the antebellum in this university environment. an opposition movement in turn brew and diverse regions. south, full scale industrial While we realize a lot of the money that athletics uses ready to take him down in DARREN 500 billion According to the World cultivation depletes the is reserved specifi cally for athletics, and that the money 2012, even with everything PRICE cups. Plain Wildlife Federation, full- soil tremendously. Once a was never going to the academics side in the fi rst place, the sun coffee plantations plantation’s soil has been going against us. We can’t Th ird-year and simple, university still needs to think about where the money is wait until 2016 when the English that’s a lot of in Colombia support 90 depleted, it can no longer going. These new facilities, while nice, are not necessary. damage may have already student coffee. percent less bird species support coffee, but most Teachers, the bread and butter of any learning institution, been done. The sheer than traditionally shade- other plant life as well. And are needed. Desperately. Limbaugh is a real amount of coffee that is grown coffee farms. And when you consider that The new facilities are great, in theory. But when you have American, and we should produced has got to make an that’s not just a few species many coffee farmers will negative $52 million, a new athletics palace might be a tad not at all condemn one impact, right? Well, if you being forced from their desert a depleted plot of land pricey. of our own because the read my column, last week, homes. Colombia has 1,870 rather than try to replenish liberals don’t like him and you would know about its species of birds — the most it, this can lead to a great CORRECTIONS don’t like us. They don’t economic consequences. It in the world. To lose only deal more of deforestation. If you see an error in today’s paper, we want to know about need to like us, and we need also has had tremendous and 50 percent of these animals The current form of coffee it. E-mail us at [email protected]. to turn the ones we can into detrimental implications on would be a huge blow to cultivation is tremendously conservatives. What’s next? the ecosystems in which it animal conservation. hard on the environments in Do we disqualify the pope is grown. Full-sun cultivation also which they are grown and, if ITʼS YOUR RIGHT because he is an extremist Coffee, a native of leads to increased use of they are not updated soon, The goal of The Daily in school and area of study. on the life issue? Ethiopia, can only thrive pesticides as well. Coffee could lead to the extinction Gamecock’s Viewpoints page We also invite student leaders Do we say that John in the tropical regions of grown under the canopy of some of the most unique is to stimulate discussion in the and USC faculty members to Hagee is an advocate of the globe. That includes of forest is protected from ecosystems in the world. University of South Carolina submit guest columns. Columnists hate? Or how about Billy community. All published authors should keep submissions to about Graham? For my friends are expected to provide logical 500 words in length and include that are also pro-life, arguments to back their views. the author’s name and position. we need to fight Obama The Daily Gamecock encourages Guest columns are limited to three because he is the enemy of readers to voice opinions and offers per author per semester. the pro-life movement. He Are we ready for zombie attacks? three methods of expression: letters The editor reserves the right to is more popular than his to the editor, guest columns and edit and condense submissions for positions, which is really feedback on dailygamecock.com. length and clarity, or not publish the Humanities Building But between the initial bite interesting and shows a lack Letters and guest columns at all. Columbia, USC woefully or Capstone, provided you and reanimation, the body in American intellectual should be submitted via e-mail to All submissions become the get to the second fl oor, shut will most likely be taken integrity. We need to unprepared for legions [email protected]. Letters property of The Daily Gamecock down the elevators and, to a hospital. If there’s an get the American people must be 200 to 300 words in length and must conform to the legal of brain-eating undead if possible, destroy all the outbreak, there will be focused on the fact that he and include the author’s name, year standards of USC Student Media. Did you know that you’re staircases. several such patients. In 24 is not what they think he sitting on a ticking time Columbia proper is home hours’ time, they will wake is. bomb? You are. to some 120,000 residents. up, start biting doctors and He is not a good man that It’s okay, because that Any kind of apocalyptic nurses and begin a panic About The Daily Gamecock has mistaken beliefs on the time bomb will most likely event throws the idea of that will take days, weeks or life issue, he comes from never go off, but if it does, safety in numbers out the even years to stop. Editor CONTACT INFORMATION the Chicago thug politician BRAD MAXWELL Offi ces located on the third fl oor of the Russell House everyone in Columbia is window. Watch any good There’s a hospital Editor: [email protected] scene and he is one of their Managing Editor screwed. disaster movie. Monsters less than two miles from AMANDA DAVIS News: [email protected] Copy Desk Chief Viewpoints: [email protected] own. Remember this man Th e Mix: [email protected] USC is not head for cities. Weapons campus. EDDIE MANN thinks that the value of Sports: [email protected] alone; most of mass destruction fall on When the panic starts, Assistant Copy Desk Chief Online: www.dailygamecock.com human life is below his pay LYDIA DISABATINO major college cities. Riots take place in people will look to the Newsroom: 777-7726 grade. Design Director Sports: 777-7182 campuses, cities. Imagine if “Escape government for help. If MORGAN REID Editor’s Offi ce: 777-3914 Obama is a deceiver and a Assistant Design Director Fax: 777-6482 particularly from New York” was the state government’s LIZZIE ERICKSON threat to American liberty, Staff Writers those in instead set in the middle of recent performance is any News Editor SAM DAVIS, JOSH DAWSEY, and we cannot sit back and LIZ SEGRIST urban nowhere and called “Escape indication, there will be no HALEY DREIS, MEAGEAN The Daily Gamecock is Assistant News Editor say we disagree with the DUGGER, JIMMY GILMORE, settings, are from Cody, S.D..” help. Then come the riots KARA APEL the editorially independent HUNTER HARDINGE, JAMES president’s policies and MICHAEL Viewpoints Editor student newspaper of the woefully In a zombie outbreak, — arguably more dangerous KRATCH, JAKE LUCE, MARIN respect the man. BAUMANN PAUL BOWERS University of South Carolina. MUELLER unprepared the problem of a large than slow-moving and Assistant Viewpoints Editor It is published daily during Did the liberals treat Fourth-year Public Relations Director DARREN PRICE the fall and spring semesters for a zombie population is only unintelligent zombies — on CAM BYRD George Bush the same political Th e Mix Editor and nine times during the outbreak. magnified. Not only are the State House steps. Mere COLIN JONES Graduate Assistant way? No. And they say science JESICA JOHNSON summer with the exception of Assistant Mix Editor But that there the normal dangers blocks from the Horseshoe. university holidays and exam Dick Cheney is the devil student ELLEN MEDER Student Media Director doesn’t make (looting, riots and general I know you all think I’m SCOTT LINDENBERG periods. Opinions expressed Sports Editor incarnate. They hated The Daily Gamecock the university’s buildings, lawlessness), but every crazy. But having a good CHRIS COX Faculty Adviser in are George Bush with all of ERIK COLLINS characterized by fl oor-length single one of those 120,000 survival and escape plan Assistant Sports Editor those of the editors or author JONATHAN BATTAGLIA Creative Director and not those of the University their heart. The last thing I EDGAR SANTANA windows on the ground Columbians represents in the event of a zombie Photo Editor of South Carolina. Th e Board plan to do is sit back and let ALAN TAUBER Business Manager floor, metal staircases and another potential zombie outbreak is like having fi re CAROLYN GRIFFIN of Student Publications Obama destroy everything Assistant Photo Editor and Communications is multiple entrances any more that can attack you and insurance. You may never KERI GOFF Advertising Manager we stand for. SARAH SCARBOROUGH the publisher of The Daily defensible. make you one of their own. need it, but if you do, you’ll Multimedia Director Gamecock When I have to decide JONATHAN BATTAGLIA Classifi eds Manager . Th e Department The ideal zombie fortress As if it weren’t enough be glad you got it. SHERRY F. HOLMES who I want to be associated Copy Editors of Student Media is is walled-off or high enough that USC is composed So when the undead rise BESS ZHOU, ANNA LANE, Production Manager the newspaper’s parent C. NEIL SCOTT with, it is Rush Limbaugh. SARAH LADA, KENNY organization. The Daily that zombies can’t get to of largely indefensible and Columbia is overrun Creative Services DORIAN, SARAH PETERMAN, Gamecock is supported in I am glad that Rush is on KEVIN ARCHIE, LAURA it (they can climb stairs buildings and sitting in the with moaning, rotting, ANNA CHAMBERS, HANNAH CORDER, LIZ HOWELL, JASON part by student-activity fees. the airwaves talking about MCCARTNEY, KELSEY PACER, but not ladders), has only center of tens of thousands biting corpses and you’re RICHBURG, MIKE STEINIGER, One free copy per reader. LINDSAY WOLFE, KARLY freedom while Obama is NOAH WILLIAMS, TAI VU Additional copies may be one entrance and has no of potential ghouls, look at panicked and need help, EATON talking about reliance on Advertising purchased for $1 each from Page Designers ground-floor windows. the campus’ location. If a don’t come crying to me. JULIE CANTER, CARLY the government. Freedom CHRISTEN RUBLE, CAMILLE the Department of Student GALLAGHER, NATALIE HICKS, The best place to go in the human being is infected, I’ll be getting the hell HOLLEMAN, MARILYNN Media. over tyranny is always JAYME PIGNTELLO, CANDACE event of a zombie outbreak the body will die and then out of Dodge as quickly as JOYNER, MEGAN HILBERT preferable. Thank you REYNOLDS, LAUREN SPIRES, would have to be either reanimate in about a day. I can. MEGHAN TANKERSLY Rush. “I feel the same way about disco as I do about herpes.” — Hunter S. Th ompson

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009 PAGE 5 ‘Haunting in Connecticut’ delivers weak scares

Family living in haunted This complication is in this story is so true, or if it addition to a burdensome is just like any other horror funeral parlor results mortgage, the dubious film trying to make them in series of cheap thrills sobriety of contractor believe that ghosts are real. father, Peter (Martin One of the best things Latoya Harvin Donovan) , the niece about this film was the THE DAILY GAMECOCK (Amanda Crew) they have real life issues that the taken in, and the cancer family was dealing with. The Haunting in battle of elder son Matt The situations that were Connecticut (Kyle Gallner). explored seemed so real, NOW IN THEATERS When Matt begins to just like things would see strange things at home, happen in everyday life. it is initially chalked up Matt had cancer and to hallucinations from Sara was losing her son. ★ ★ ★ ✩✩✩✩✩ out of his treatment. However, The father had a drinking Director: Peter Cornwell as the story moves along, problem and the younger Starring: Martin Donovan, the source of what Matt is kids Mary (Sophi Knight) seeing may be all too real. and Billy (Ty Wood) had Amanda Crew, Kyle Gallner It’s no surprise when the problems about not wanting Run Time: 102 minutes family starts experiencing to move. Everyone has an frightening things. Matt and issue except Wendy, who Rating: PG-13 for some his cousin Wendy uncover doesn’t really do anything intense sequence of terror news stories about the past in the fi lm. and disturbing images events that happened with The father is a recovering the previous owner, the alcoholic who drives by bars twisted mortician Ramsey and stares in the windows, Aickman. Matt and Wendy while the mother is a loving Claiming to be based on a quickly realize that the nurse who can’t connect true story, “The Haunting family and especially on an emotional level with in Connecticut” incites Matt are in danger from her dying son. A wise old laughs, delivers scares and forces beyond the grave. priest enters at just the draws tears simultaneously. Matt soon seeks the help right moment to provide an Directed by Peter of another cancer patient essential service. Cornwell, “The Haunting he meets at the clinic, As a complete work, the in Connecticut” tells the Reverend Popescu. realism of the characters tale of the hard pressed but Of course whenever involved makes the appealing Campbell family the words “based on a unrealistic nature of ghosts in 1987. The Campbells true story” appears right seem very peculiar in the unknowingly move into before the opening credits setting. a former funeral parlor of a fi lm, the producers of owned by a man who the film make an explicit Allen Fraser / The Associated Press practiced necromancy, the pact with the audience. Comments on this story? E-mail Virginia Madsen stars as Sara Campbell in “The Haunting in Connecticut.” summoning of spirits. Everyone’s waiting to see if [email protected] Deftones carry on without bassist Chi Cheng OP Car crash leaves musician comatose, band uses T auction of concert slot to help family cover costs 30 Ben Wener MCT Campus ALBUMS Last November fans of the Sacramento, Calif., band Deftones were stunned to hear that bassist Chi Cheng had been seriously injured in a car accident. Rushed to a hospital by three off-duty EMTs who happened upon the crash, Cheng, 38, has since undergone several surgeries to repair damage from massive head trauma. But, as his mother Jeanne mentioned in a recent blog post, he continues to slip in and out of a coma. “Many days,” she wrote, “he seems just tired or • maybe sad. Other days he will open his eyes, looking 1. JUSTICE A Cross The Universe Atlantic 2. NEKO CASE • Middle Cyclone Anti around startled, seeming not to know where he is – • then fi nally, after we talk to him, he relaxes and goes 3. COCONUT RECORDS Davy Young Baby 4. BIRD AND THE BEE • Ray Guns Are Not Just back to sleep, or just looks at us. The Future Blue Note “He has said ‘mom’ to me several times. That is a 5. N.A.S.A. • The Spirit Of Apollo Anti-ANTI- huge thing. It means he can see and recognize me ... he 6. PASSION PIT • Chunk Of Change Frenchkiss remembers ... he can think of the word that matches the • Courtesy of MCT Campus 7. BISHOP ALLEN Grrr Dead Oceans image and can verbalize it properly. It actually takes so 8. VENICE IS SINKING • AZAR One Percent many steps for the brain to do that simple thing.” After a car crash left Deftones bassist Chi Cheng, upper Press That’s the most extensive update the Cheng family left, in a coma, his band is helping to cover medical costs. 9. BOOKER T. • Potato Hole Anti has released in the fi ve months since Chi crashed on his 10. SAY HI • Oohs And Aahs Barsuk way home after attending, of all things, his brother’s show) ‘Loveline’ the other night, and of all places 11. BON IVER • Blood Bank [EP] Secretly memorial service. (Unconfirmed reports suggest he it was the first time we addressed it — which was a Canadian wasn’t wearing his seat belt.) bit awkward, you know, to be fi elding the occasional 12. DAN DEACON • Bromst Carpark Delivering details about his condition, Jeanne said, herpes question and then talking about this. 13. OF MONTREAL • An Eluardian Instance (Jon has had to take a backseat to “other situations to deal “It’s been a really private matter for the most part, Brion Remix) [EP] with. There has been relocating. ... There has been although to say that is kinda ridiculous, because Chi is 14. SWAN LAKE • Enemy Mine Jagjaguwar insurance to fi ght with. There has been a rude legal loved by many people around the world — so it’s their 15. WILD LIGHT • Adult Nights Columbia battle to win the right to make medical and care pain, too. But this is my best friend, my brother. It’s an 16. M. WARD • Hold Time Merge decisions for Chi until he is fully awake.” insane situation that he’s not with us right now. We’ve 17. CAVES • Get On With It Self-Released Indeed, Cheng’s medical insurance reportedly has only been quiet about it because we really don’t know 18. TORO Y MOI • My Touch been cut off, and his unpaid expenses are rapidly much. We don’t talk to the doctors, just his family.” 19. DAN AUERBACH • Keep It Hid Nonesuch approaching $1 million. Recently his family launched a The rest of the band — including vocalist Chino 20. ANGUS AND JULIA STONE • A Book Like This Nettwerk Web site, oneloveforchi.com, seeking donations to help Moreno, guitarist Stephen Carpenter and turntablist • cover costs. and effects man Frank Delgado — make a point of 21. AMADOU AND MARIAM Welcome To Mali Nonesuch Another recent fund-raising effort — one that just traveling north to see Cheng as often as possible. • doubled that fi gure, thanks to the L.A. band Acidic — While he recovers, however, the Deftones have kept 22. FANNYPACK Ghetto Bootleg Tommy Boy 23. TUNE-YARDS • BiRd-BrAiNs Marriage came via the auction of an afternoon main-stage slot at busy with work on their sixth album, “Eros,” initially • the Bamboozle Left. due this spring but now pushed to a probable October 24. AUSTIN CRANE I Know My Hands 25. HERE WE GO MAGIC • The annual two-day punk/metal/emo festival in release. Here We Go Magic Western Vinyl Irvine, Calif., last weekend marked the fi rst Deftones If it seems heartless to soldier on without him so 26. HORATIO LEE JENKINS • Drunker Than appearance since the accident. Former Quicksand soon, Cunningham explains that this is what Chi Satan Self-Released bassist and longtime friend Sergio Vega, who would want. “Without sounding insensitive,” he said, 27. MIRAH • (A)spera K substituted for Cheng in 1999 when a staph infection “we have to keep doing what we do. This thing has hit 28. DANNY SCHMIDT • Instead The Forest Rose sidelined him, fi lled in once again. us harder than we could imagine. And trying to get To Sing Red House Naturally, the band’s resurfacing has led to its fi rst through that, and transition, and keep positive — the 29. BEAUCOUP BLUE • Free To Fall Self- interviews about Cheng. only thing we could really do is keep going.” Released “Oddly enough,” drummer Abe Cunningham said 30. 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Morgan Henley THE DAILY GAMECOCK

Track and fi eld teams from across the state will gather in Juan Blas / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Columbia this Thursday to compete in the USA Track The South Carolina baseball team celebrates in the bottom of the ninth inning at Carolina Stadium on Tuesday night. USC beat Clemson, 7-6. & Field State meet — USC’s final outdoor meet of the season. The meet will be used to USC edges Tigers with walk-off prepare the Gamecocks for the Athens, Ga. Spec Town Mack’s ninth-inning pushes Gamecocks Needing to advance the runners to avoid a 6-5. Relays . The event features force out, freshman outfi elder Jackie Bradley, The score remained the same until the several other elite teams from to sixth-straight victory over in-state rival Jr. did exactly what he was asked to do, by memorable ninth inning. the Southeastern Conference. pushing a bunt down the fi rst baseline for a Pitching wise, Carolina was led by committee “It’s a warm up for Sam Davis sacrifi ce, moving the runners over to second on Tuesday night. Senior Jay Brown started Saturday,” USC coach Curtis STAFF WRITER and third. Sophomore outfielder Whit but was pulled after 3.2 innings, surrendering Frye said. “It’s a good way for Merrifield came up next and was walked to fi ve runs, three of which were earned. us to compete against some of The South Carolina Gamecocks weren’t load the bases. Then came junior outfielder Freshman Michael Roth came on in the our local teams. It’s getting quite ready to surrender their five-game Mack, who can proudly say he had the last at fourth and threw three innings without giving ready for Georgia. We don’t winning streak over the Clemson Tigers. bat of the game. up an earned run. But it was senior Curtis want to overemphasize. Every In the front end of a pair of midweek games “I’m just glad I was able to take advantage Johnson who brought home the victory for one of our meets is like a test between the two in-state rivals, the Gamecocks of the opportunity I was given,” Mack said, USC, as he closed out the fi nal 2.1 innings on and this is like a pop quiz. snuck away with a 7-6 victory off the bat of a just moments after claiming South Carolina’s just one hit allowed and zero walks to go along It counts and we have our DeAngelo Mack walk-off bases loaded single. sixth-consecutive victory over Clemson and with three strikeouts. final exams in June and our Freshman outfi elder Adam Matthews pinch- the fi rst walk-off victory witnessed at Carolina “What was lost a little bit there was how midterms, the SEC in May hit for sophomore second basemen Scott Stadium. “Bases loaded, and I knew I had to good Curtis Johnson pitched,” Tanner said. ... It’s a body of work. This is Wingo to lead off the bottom of the ninth put the ball in play.” “He was a victim of the error at fi rst base when one test.” with the Gamecocks down a run at 6-5. The Both teams started off with a bang as he would have been out of the inning. Then The Gamecocks will see true freshman came through in one of his fi rst Clemson scored two runs in the fi rst inning on he was able to keep it close for us to be able to competition from Clemson, pressure at-bats as a Gamecock with a leadoff a two-out single from outfi elder Kyle Parker. come back in the fi nal inning.” Allen, Charleston Southern, single. Carolina responded in the bottom half of The Gamecocks, however, can only bask in South Carolina State, “Adam Matthews, for a true freshman, to the fi rst with four runs of its own. Bradley led their victory for a brief moment. Now, they Limestone, Benedict, Coker, step up there and lead off the inning with a off with a double and Merrifi eld scored him on need to pack up and head north to play the Brevard, Francis Marion, hit, that’s a really tough thing to do. He’s a a line drive single. Next up was Mack who hit a second game of the series tomorrow at 7 p.m. Morris, Savannah State and very talented freshman and I’d like to give him two-run homer over the right centerfi eld wall. in Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Voorhees. more opportunities,” USC coach Ray Tanner Sophomore pitcher/designated hitter Parker “We get to enjoy this one for about 15 “We have to run Wednesday, said. “That was a tough spot to ask him to Bangs also homered in that inning. After one, minutes and then we go up there for tomorrow Friday and Saturday in the perform tonight, but he came up big for us to Carolina led 4-2. night,” Tanner said. SEC,” Frye said. “We’re lead off that inning.” From there, Clemson tied it up in the third running this Wednesday, After Matthews, junior infielder Casey inning and then took the lead in the fourth, we’re off Thursday and run Rihn drew a walk, bringing up the top of the 5-4. The Tigers reclaimed their lead again in Comments on this story? E-mail gamecocksportspage@ Friday and Saturday. It’s kind Gamecock lineup. the seventh when they brought the score to sc.edu of a preparation for our major meets.” The Gamecocks are hoping for pleasant weather this Thursday, as conditions are essential for successful meets. Gamecocks prepare for Spring Game “If the weather’s bad it will affect our morale,” Frye said. Despite unusually cold temperatures, USC continues “If it’s real cold and nasty, we’ll run slow. If we run fast, practices leading up to Garnet and Black scrimmage we’ll be sharp on Saturday.” Overall, the outdoor season Jonathan Battaglia has seen great success from ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR its men’s team although the women’s side has been slighted The Gamecock football team fought unseasonably cold weather and with injuries. Last weekend, windy conditions on Tuesday night in their second-to-last practice the fi eld events brought home before Saturday’s annual Garnet and Black spring game. much success for Carolina. After practice, coach Steve Spurrier said he hopes the team can Junior Elliott Haynie set a have a better showing in this year’s spring game than last season’s, in school record and leads the which Gamecock quarterbacks Chris Smelley and Tommy Beecher NCAA by winning the men’s combined for eight interceptions. pole vault event . Sophomore “We’ll try to have a lot better game than last year,” Spurrier said. “I Matt Shuler also gained a think we’re capable of doing it, so let’s hope the offense can take care regional qualifying mark in of the ball and the defense can make some plays.” the pole vault. Other regional According to Spurrier, this year’s spring practices and scrimmages qualifiers included junior have been a mix of mental mistakes and lapses that Spurrier worries Sallie Gurganus , senior Liza will translate to the season. Todd , and freshman Allison “We have not got our team committed to the point where making Nicosia in the pole vault. mistakes really bothers them,” Spurrier said. “It’s embarrassing to say, “We’ve had a good outdoor but that’s where we are with some guys. Hopefully we can put guys season with our men and on the fi eld that will represent our school and play their assignments we’re still overcoming a lot correctly.” of injuries with our women,” As for the offensive line, Spurrier said they are still experiencing Alan Tauber / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Frye said. “We look at hoping problems with the effort. With new coach Eric Wolford, Spurrier The South Carolina football team scrimmages at the Bluff Road Proving to have a better one in the said he might have to mix up the offensive line rotation to spur some Grounds in preparation for the Garnet and Black Spring Game. next couple weeks.” progress. The meet will begin “They still have a ways to go,” Spurrier said. “Lot of mental errors, Wednesday at the Weems blocking the wrong guys.” these spring games.” Baskin Track facility with Spurrier said the coaches would get together and create fair teams The Gamecocks will take the fi eld again Thursday at 7 p.m. on fi eld events starting at 12:30 for the Garnet and Black spring game. Following last year’s debacle the Bluff Road Practice Fields before playing in the spring game on p.m. and running at 4 p.m. of the offense, Spurrier said he hopes for a more impressive showing Saturday at 1 p.m. at Williams-Brice Stadium . from the quarterbacks. “Like always we’ll divide the teams as evenly as we can,” Spurrier Comments on this story? E-mail said. “Hopefully we can put on a better show than we have lately in Comments on this story? E-mail [email protected] [email protected] PAGE 8 The Daily Gamecock ● WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2009

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