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pumpkin picasso ‘We do this because we love y’all’: PRCC closes for the week By Elizabeth Winters appreciation of the diverse per- THE DAILY COLLEGIAN spectives, experiences, and cul- tures of many under-represented The Paul Robeson Cultural communities that comprise the Center announced Monday student, faculty, staff, and commu- evening that it would be closed nity population of University Park for the remainder of the week and State College, Pennsylvania,” due to lack of support from stu- according to its site. dents. The PRCC sent out Tweets The center, located in 21 indicating its disappointment on HUB-Robeson Center, left a the turnout for events held by note on its door and tweeted the center, such as the recent about the closing. Hip-Hop Summit, for students “We have changed pro- whom they serve “day in and day grams,” the letter reads. out.” “We have added events. We Students and alumni of the Erin O’Neill/Collegian have stopped doing events that center have made their feel- 5-year-old Alan Mogilnyy paints the bottom of his pumpkin with help from his mother, Gulnara Mogilnyy, were not reaching students in ings known about the closing via of State College, outside of Weston Community Center in White Course Apartments on Oct. 10. meaningful ways. We have cre- social media sites like Twitter and ated new events. We have even Instagram. changed the space, moved fur- The PRCC plans to have an niture and entire rooms, in the open forum on Monday, Oct. 16, MY VIEW | JACK R. HIRSH PRCC to accommodate stu- at 6 p.m. in the PRCC in hopes dents’ desires and requests. Not to “build a stronger relationship every university has a space with the students of the PRCC.” dedicated to the students of according to the center. color for their holistic care and Student Brian Davis said the Comparing the 2017 health but here at Penn State, center is a necessary resource we do. for the Penn State community. “But what if we didn’t. We “I also love the cultural center, won’t keep you wondering what it’s the best center on campus,” if. For the remainder of the week, Davis (senior-African American team to the 1994 squad the PRCC will be closed to all studies) said. “It changed my students,” the letter states. life.” The 1994 Penn State team has The purpose of PRCC is been the benchmark of domi- to “provides programs and To email reporter: [email protected]. nance for years in Happy Valley. services that encourage the Follow her on Twitter at @PennState_Lizzy. This 2017 team is coming close to matching it. The ‘94 team, Free drop-in CAPS of course, was the last Nittany Lions team to go unde- feated, and it is Chat sessions now Hirsh widely regarding as the best Penn State offense in program history. offered to students The Nittany Lions, led by Heis- man contending duo of Kerry Col- By Lauren Lee lins and Ki-Jana Carter, hung THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Locations and hours 47 points per game on their op- ponents. The team also featured Created by Penn State’s Pollock Commons: Monday Bobby Engram, Penn State’s all- Linsey Fagan/Collegian Counseling and Psychological 2-4 p.m. time leader in receiving yards. Quarterback Trace McSorley (9) high fives young fans while exiting the Services, CAPS Chat is expand- Warnock Commons: Tuesday With this year’s squad at the ing to five commons on campus. 2-4 p.m. midway point of its regular sea- field after the game against Northwestern at Ryan Field on Oct. 7. CAPS Chat is an informal, Redifer Commons: Wednesday son, let’s take a look at how the drop-in consultation with coun- 2-4 p.m. 2017 Nittany Lions compare with first half of its season. However, rating that season. selors from CAPS for students, the 1994 Penn State team. the first six games of that season Through his first six games, free of charge. Each one-on-one Waring Commons: Thursday Before we get into everything, saw the Nittany Lions defeat two he threw for 1,451 yards and 14 session can last up to 30 min- 2-4 p.m. the stats are bound to be a little ranked opponents, including top- touchdowns, including a perfor- utes and is structured on a first- Johnston Commons: Friday 10 different based on how much the 5 Michigan. mance against Rutgers in which come, first-serve basis. a.m. to 12 p.m. he completed 14 of 16 passes for game has evolved since the 90s. With nearly 10 more points per According to the CAPS web- game against a more difficult 328 yards. Lewis Katz Building Office site, students who are experi- #310: Tuesday and Thursday Offense schedule, the ‘94 team gets the However, his season also in- encing stress or anxiety, having leg up in a comparison of the two cluded a 98-yard performance 12:30-2:30 p.m. Through the first six games of trouble adjusting to college life, years. against Iowa when Collins was this season, Penn State is put- family problems, relationship removed from the game with issues, roommate difficulties gram as a success. ting up 39.7 points per game. Kerry Collins vs. over 10 minutes to go in the first or academic pressures can ad- Stama said some students That’s even more impres- half because Penn State had dress their concerns during the filled out online anonymous sur- sive considering the Nittany Trace McSorley such a big lead. informal sessions. veys about their experience with Lions haven’t exactly looked like It’s fitting that we are compar- McSorley has been nearly CAPS Chat coordinator and the informal sessions, and results they’ve been clicking on all cylin- ing these two signal callers after as good this year, passing for CAPS counselor Jason Yoder showed a majority of the students ders to start the year. McSorley just broke the consecu- nearly 1,600 yards, so far, to go said the purpose of CAPS Chat were happy with their meeting But the schedule hasn’t exactly tive completions record set by along with 13 touchdowns. is to provide a safe space for stu- and felt their concerns were over- been challenging so far, with Iowa Collins during the 1994 season. McSorley has also completed dents to feel comfortable asking all addressed and the location being the best opponent Penn Collins completed 66.7 67 percent of his passes, more any questions on mental health was very convenient. State has faced. percent of his passes in ‘94 for 2,679 than a 9-point improvement that they may be curious about. “Whether it is breakups, gen- The ‘94 team put up more than yards and 21 touchdowns. He led from last season. “Part of our thinking when eral complications with relation- 48 points a game to begin the the NCAA with a 172.9 efficiency With both quarterbacks creating CAPS Chat was elimi- ships, problems with friendships producing at high levels, it’s easy nating barriers for students who or with professors, sometimes to call this a draw, with a slight may be concerned with calling students just want to be heard,” lean toward Collins because CAPS for screenings,” Yoder Stama said. Common concerns his passer rating is higher than said. Yoder said the free ses- that were discussed in the infor- McSorley’s mark of 154.1. sions are also open to students mal sessions dealt with general living on and off campus, re- anxiety, test anxiety, academics Ki-Jana Carter vs. gardless if they live in the halls and the stress of finding a job or not. Last year, Stephanie after graduation. Saquon Barkley Stama worked as a CAPS Chat Carter was one of the best counselor and recalls the pro- See CaPS Page 2. players to ever wear the Nittany Lions uniform, and it earned him the second overall pick of the 1995 NFL Draft. Through the first six games, Carter picked up 766 yards and nine scores before finishing the season with 1,539 yards and 23 touchdowns. So far this season, Barkley has 649 yards on the ground and six touchdowns, but he also has 395 receiving yards, two receiving touchdowns and the 98-yard kickoff return touch- down against Indiana. Barkley may not have better rushing numbers than Carter did that year, but his all-purpose contributions give him an edge over the man who went on to finish second in the Heisman voting in 1994. Collegian file photo Courtesy of Jason Yoder Bobby Engram (10) and Kerry Collins celebrate a win at Michigan. See FootbaLL, Page 2. Jason Yoder, the CAPS Chat coordinator, poses in font of his computer. 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William Yoshida, who works at Football CAPS the front desk of Pollock Housing From Page 1. From Page 1. in Pollock Commons, said he also Michael Black worked in the South Halls hous- “Students can come talk even ing office last year where CAPS Defense if they’re in just a low mood, the Chat was first implemented. Here’s where the 2017 team has a sig- type of mood where people have “When it was first brought to runs for nificant leg up. that ‘blah blah’ feeling,” Stama South, it was a success. There This season, Penn State fields the na- said. Stama said the goal of was a really big turnout,” Yoshida tion’s No. 1 scoring defense, giving up an CAPS Chat is to be available for (junior-computer engineering) average of nine points a game. students as an entry point where said. Yoshida said there are a lot State College The ‘94 team gave up a little over 18 they can find resources within of changes occurring during col- points a game in the opening half, and 21 the school and the outside com- lege that create mental strains: for the season. Part of that can be attrib- munity and learn basic coping from classes to living alone for the uted to then-coach Joe Paterno’s often- skills. Stama hopes students are first time and the other responsi- mayor seat used strategy of putting his backups in able to use CAPS Chat to seek bilities that go along with it. early and not running up the score. our opportunities for self-help “There is a need for it, and it’s However, that doesn’t diminish how and learn that discussing one’s so easy to come into the com- By Mikayla Corrigan good Penn State’s defense has been this concerns with a counselor does mons,” Yoshida said. “You don’t THE DAILY COLLEGIAN year. not have to be intimidating. have to call or schedule a ses- Behind three interceptions from cor- “Taking care of yourself pre- sion with CAPS Chat. There’s a Earlier this year, Michael Black ran as a Democratic nerback Amani Oruwariye , the Nittany ventatively is like taking a mul- lot of strain already as a college candidate in the primaries of the State College mayoral Lions’ defense has forced 17 turnovers tivitamin,” Stama said. “You can student, and with CAPS Chat race. this year, one of the areas the unit fo- apply that logic to mental health, you don’t have to worry about But after receiving the nomination on the by write- cused on improving before this season because it will help build resil- calling and scheduling to add in votes, he is up for election this November on the began. ience and teach you how to cope more stress.” Republican ballot. To read full story, visit and when to reach out when you To read full story, visit Black first earned his bachelor’s degree in collegian.psu.edu. have serious concerns.” collegian.psu.edu. kinesiology from Springfield College in 1985, and then he continued to get his master’s degree in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1988. In 1991, Black moved to State College to pursue a Ph.D. in Higher Education at Penn State. A.W. & Sons 2018-2019 Twenty-five years later, after establishing himself as a local business owner and a resident of the State College Borough, he is up for candidacy to become the mayor of Rental Season is now open State College. Upon moving to the area, he became an on-air host Utilities Y Just ONE for WPSU and WPKS, a coordinator for the Penn State ou'v Cross Cultural Health Program, a member of the Included e block to Graduate Student Organization and a student except Internet got representative on the Penn State Budget Committee. to campus! This involvement in student affairs has persuaded him & Phone to include Penn State students as a major aspect and target for his campaign. liv “The university has a lot of incredible people doing e work in student affairs, and there is a number of really dow good people and a lot of great organizations,” Black said. o “There are amazing things that are happening currently t n in town, but there are things that we can do better — n w become even more interactive with the town and gown.” ! Furnished One common denominator under all his campaign Visit our rental platforms is conversation and dialogue with students engaged, Black said. Apartments office and tour a “Without students [in the borough], the economy within the State College Borough would drastically ALEXANDER COURT model apartment! change,” Black said. “We have to find that sweet balance where students are welcomed and can flourish, and people that are longtime residents for three or four generations feel that Making Life their property is still safeguarded,” he said. After finishing his education, Black founded BLACK SUN studio in 1994 and in 1997 devoted himself to be a full-time advertiser, designer and photographer, building for the his LABB creative studio on East Beaver Avenue. To read full story, visit collegian.psu.edu. BEAVER HILL Student

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Financing Available For Those Who Qualify OPINIONSam Ruland Antonia Jaramillo Leen Obeidat Page 4 Editor in Chief Opinion Page Editor Business Manager WeDnesDay, oCT. 11, 2017 PRCC lashes out unfairly at students Due to a lack of support from Since they’re a resource students, the Paul Robeson center, PRCC should be more Cultural Center announced on concerned in helping students Monday evening they would be OUR VIEW or the Penn State culture in closed for the remainder of the general, instead of their own week. ego. After a tweet on Oct. 7, that Instead of solely pointing showed no students attending PRCC must hold themselves accountable instead of solely fingers at the students, PRCC the event titled, “Hip Hop must also hold themselves Summit Concert” hosted by punishing students for not attending their events. accountable and take a good PRCC, they tweeted, “thank you hard look in the mirror. all for coming out, and your We’re not saying that their continuous support,” poking fun College, Pennsylvania,” provide a place for students to overwhelming amount of other events were not inviting or at the fact that nobody came to according to Penn State Student come and share their things to do at Penn State, it is appealing, but if no students are their event. Affairs website. perspectives and experiences. ultimately our decision to turning up, then something Though we understand that So basically PRCC is a Having the PRCC close their decide if we want to support needs to change, possibly the while it is frustrating few resource center geared toward center does not convey this idea centers like PRCC. planning process involved in students turn up for these diverse students, faculty and that PRCC is truly there for the Of course going to PRCC making these events. events, we believe it’s a bit staff at Penn State. students. Instead, it seems events or other events like Hub The PRCC will be having an harsh and unprofessional for However, if PRCC is truly a more as if they are trying to Late Night, may not seem so open forum on Oct. 16 to “build PRCC to shut down this whole resource center, then shouldn’t punish us and make us feel appealing compared to heading a stronger relationship with the week. their main priority be to be guilty — which may be wrong, to the bars if you’re 21 or going students of the PRCC,” The whole point of PRCC is to available for the students who but it doesn’t seem as if that’s to house/apartment parties if according to the center. “provide programs and services do need the center? how students are feeling based you’re not, but PRCC and Hopefully it’s a productive and that encourage the appreciation We understand their on the social media reactions multiple other centers here at positive meeting, but on the odd of the diverse perspectives, frustration and disappointment. from various students. Penn State exists to help and chance that it’s not, we ask experiences, and cultures of After all, it’s irritating when you It is important to reach out to students. PRCC to not shut down many underrepresented make an effort and do not feel acknowledge that the students Then again, just because not completely. Please seek out communities that comprise the appreciated. That being said, are also partly to blame. everyone is heading to PRCC, other steps before closing and student, faculty, staff, and the priority of PRCC shouldn’t It’s up to us whether or not they should not close their most importantly — do not community population of be to have a huge turnout at the we choose to attend these doors on the people who do abandon the students who do University Park and State events they organize, but to events and though there is an show up. need you.

MY VIEW | DOMINIQUE SERVATI Keeping midterm season in perspective

It’s that time of the semester me to criticize someone for life and death situations. When natural disasters that we have again: the ever-dreaded prioritizing differently than I do. placed into this moment of the opportunity to put our mid-term season. The time of However, I would encourage you panic, you begin to realize struggles and stresses into Collegian Inc. James Building, 123 S. Burrowes St. the semester to, perhaps, put your stresses, what’s important, what’s not, perspective, especially during State College, PA 16801-3882 ©2016 Collegian Inc. when professors concerns and worries in what should have been and this midterm season. In seem to forget perspective. what never was. As students, retrospect, you will not think that students Over the past several months, our sole purpose here is to focus about your midterm exams, Board of Editors have other the United States alone has on academics and plan for our but rather all of the happiness Editor in Chief Sam Ruland classes besides been affected by natural futures. However, we should not that you endured during your Managing Editor Lauren Davis theirs that we disasters ranging from forest be so incredibly focused on our time in college. That is what is Digital Managing Editor must also tend wildfires to treacherous own well-being and academic important. Mark Fischer to; the time when hurricanes. Additionally, the standing that we forget just how It can be challenging to News Editor Andrew Kalmowitz SERVATI we feel as though world has seen tsunamis, truly lucky we are to be here. think about the future when News Chief Kelly Powers we mainline caf- earthquakes and severe flooding Instead, we must consider those you have exams and deadlines Opinions Editor Antonia Jaramillo feine as a means to maximize all in the last year. who have lost everything. that stand between you and Features & Culture Editor Kara Duriez our productivity throughout the People just like us from all That one exam, paper or your goals. However, thinking Features & Culture Chief Jenna Stoklosa day. over the world were forced to presentation that is stressing about life outside of college for Sports Editor Vincent Lungaro When it starts to feel like leave their homes, ultimately you out right now does not that matter truly helps put Sports Chief Dave Eckert there are not enough hours in leaving behind memories, family mean much in the grand everything in perspective. Football Editor Matt Martell the day to eat, sleep, study and photo albums and other scheme of things. There is so Photo/Multimedia Editor Linsey Fagan breathe, it can seem as though priceless items. In their haste, I much going on this world right That’s not to undermine the Photo/Multimedia Chief Camille Stefani it is easier to give into the can almost guarantee that they now, more than I could ever stress that you may be Social Media Editor Sarah Vasile stress and enable panic attack did not go searching for the condense into one column. It enduring now, but rather to after panic attack until you paper they wrote for a college would be foolish to let the stress remember that comparatively, Copy Desk Chief Tina Locurto finally realize that your stress English class, nor were they get the best of you when there our stresses are not that Assistant Copy Desk Chief has accomplished nothing. I great. Kara Fesolovich thinking about upcoming are so many reasons to be To contact News Division: would argue, in fact, that it is a deadlines. That no longer thankful. Thankful, if nothing News, Opinions, Arts, Sports, Photo, Graphics, The little too easy to give up and mattered anymore. 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VOLLEYBALL than ever on fin- As this season nears the mid- The senior middle blocker put ishing games. way point, Penn State’s perfor- down a total of 31 kills over the The Nittany Li- mance in five-setters has been weekend, as she was once again ons were anything but impressive a near-inverse of last season. So an essential part of the team’s in close matches in last season’s far, the Nittany Lions have de- two important victories on the campaign, as they went 1-6 in feated Stanford, Texas A&M and road. five-set matches on the year and Ohio State in five sets, with two of Washington’s dominance on finished the season with a five-set those victories coming in hostile the weekend brought her to 960 Zack Gething/For the Collegian loss at the hands of Nebraska in environments. total kills for her career. She will Penn State Forward, Megan Schafer (4) sneaks past a Spartan de- the NCAA Regionals. “We’re certainly better in five be looking to join an elite group However, Penn State has al- set matches than we were last of players this weekend as she fender to give Penn State the lead on Sunday, Oct. 8. ready improved drastically in that year,” coach Russ Rose said. “I tries to reach 1,000 career kills regard this season as the second- think it mostly boils down to our when the Nittany Lions host ranked Nittany Lions are a much veteran players taking it upon Michigan State and Michigan. TDC’s athlete of the better 3-0 in tight five-setters so themselves to play their best in “It’s definitely an honor, but it far this year. the high pressure moments, and also isn’t really something that I’ve thought about that much,” week: Megan Schafer she said. “It’s a lot harder for players at By Fontaine Glenn is Penn State soccer,” Dambach my position to get to 1,000 kills, FOR THE COLLEGIAN said. “As she goes, we go. She’s mainly because we’re not in for proven that she can carry this all six rotations and the outside Getting the scoring touch back team.” hitters usually get more balls came at the perfect time for se- Coming off a 4-0 win, Schafer’s set to them, so naturally they nior forward Megan Schafer. first goal against the Spartans have more chances.” Schafer scored three goals would be the game-winner, mak- One of the many decorated over the past two games, earn- ing her team leader in game-win- seniors on the squad, Ali Frantti ing her Daily Collegian Athlete ning goals thus far in the season. and Simone Lee have already of the Week honors. “[Schafer] has a nose for the reached the milestone. Wash- Last Saturday, Schafer scored goal, and a fighter. She’s a win- ington would become the third the go-ahead goal for Penn State ner.” Dambach said. “I think to do so this season. in the second half against Michi- right now, we know that if we Her recent standout perfor- gan. Her scoring prowess contin- need a goal we can look to her. mances aren’t necessarily a ued into Sunday against Michi- She wants to put this team on surprise, considering that she is gan State, as the seniors were her back, she wants to drive this a reigning AVCA First-Team All- recognized for senior day. American and a unanimous All- Schafer’s performance also team right now, and this is some Big Ten selection last season. earned Big Ten Co-Offensive of the best soccer I’ve ever seen “She’s playing really well at Player of the Week honors. her play.” the moment, especially offen- Sunday afternoon was emo- Dambach also spoke volumes sively,” Rose said. “I definitely tional for the seniors, coaches about what she has meant for think that she’s picked up her and families but that didn’t slow the team and what she embodies game of late and there’s no down Schafer from scoring the as a Penn State student athlete. doubt that she needs to be one of first two goals of the game. “She is so much of what Penn our key contributors going for- Coach Erica Dambach, called State soccer is all about, and ward if we are to win a Big Ten her the typical American college epitomizes everything that we and National Championship.” soccer player, describing her as, try to find in a student athlete in Jefferson Luo/For the Collegian “big, strong, fast and powerful.” terms of academics, community Bryanna Weiskircher (21), Haleigh Washington (15), and Michaela To email reporter: [email protected]. “Megan Schafer drives this service and her grit and hard Putnicki (17) attempt to save a ball during their game on Sept. 16. Follow him on Twitter at @caleb_wilfinger. team. Her heart and her energy work,” Dambach said. Men’s soccer falls MY VIEW | TYLER KING to Pitt on the road Embiid is worth the By Ben Jenkins The Nittany Lions fought THE DAILY COLLEGIAN back, and knotted the game risk of his new contract back up. Callum Pritchatt net- Penn State (2-8-2) and Pitt (7- ted his first goal of the season, In just 31 games, Joel Embi- 6) tend to go back and forth on tying the game 1-1 in the 39th id has managed to capture the whether the two schools are ac- minute. heart of Philadelphia. tually rivals. The excitement wouldn’t be Embiid MEN’S Throughout over for the first half, however, showed last Tuesday night’s as Penn State’s Travis Kiel was season he has SOCCER back and forth awarded a red card just 20 sec- the potential to matchup, the onds before halftime. be the best big physical nature of the contest The two squads headed into man in the NBA made it seem like much more halftime following the penalty and one of the than just a midseason out of con- tied at one. The game seemed top-five players ference matchup between two very one-sided, though, as Pitt in the entire unranked teams. Although only controlled the shot advantage King league. the second meeting since 1994, 11-2, and spent almost the entire On Monday, and the first in Pittsburgh since first half on the offensive side of he got paid to go out and prove 1984, it seemed like a rivalry. the ball. that he is. The intense environment The Panthers dominated a Embiid and the Philadelphia wasn’t enough for the Nittany Li- slow second half. Penn State’s 76ers agreed to a five year, ons, as the Panthers walked away defense kept Pitt from attacking $148 million contract extension with a 3-2 overtime victory. Josh Levine in goal, yet the Pan- that makes him the highest Pitt dominated the offensive thers retained possession for paid player in franchise histo- attack early, taking the first six most of the half, forcing Levine ry. Now, the entire NBA uni- shots of the game. to continue to make saves. verse is asking the question, In the 30th minute, the Pan- Alexander Dexter finally re- “Is he worth it?” thers took the lead, as Marcony claimed the lead for the Pan- The answer is simply, yes. Pimentel connected on his first thers in the 75th minute. Dex- Embiid is the face of the goal of the season, putting Pitt up ter’s fourth goal of the season franchise — for good reason — 1-0 with 15 minutes to play before would put Pitt up 2-1 with just 15 and he is at the forefront of halftime. minutes remaining in the con- Sixers’ rebuild. Following the Pitt goal, Penn test. Philadelphia has talent on State did something it hasn’t To read full story, the roster besides Embiid, with Associated Press done very often this year. visit collegian.psu.edu. the likes of Ben Simmons, Philadelphia 76ers’ Joel Embiid dunks during an NBA basketball game Markelle Fultz, Robert Coving- against the Milwaukee Bucks Monday, Jan. 16, in Milwaukee. ton and others. None of that talent matters without Embiid, Sixers need Embiid and further to put all of their metaphorical though. show how impactful he is. eggs in Embiid’s basket. He has been the focal point While the three players I just Embiid is a generational tal- of “The Process” ever since he mentioned have impressed in ent and the 76ers couldn’t pass was drafted and it’s clear he’s the preseason, the rest of the on the opportunity of having the focal point on the court as roster has failed to prove that their star be massively under- well. Last season, Embiid was they belong on a team looking to paid relative to the cap in a few putting up insane numbers on make the postseason this year. seasons. With the way NBA con- both ends of the floor and was But when Embiid takes the tracts are growing, Embiid’s sal- winning games with a starting court — likely in Brooklyn on ary could look like a steal if he five that is nowhere near as Wednesday night — the impact plays the way he is expected to talented as this year’s group he makes will be clear. and stays healthy. projects to be. However, the question on The Sixers began to click whether this extension is worth Embiid, who said he wants to last January, posting an the risk does not come down to play in Philly for his entire impressive 10-5 record in the Embiid’s skill. The concern has career, has the chance to be one month. In the 10 games that always been health with Embiid. of the most beloved athletes in Embiid played in that month, After sitting out his first two the history of Philadelphia. the Sixers were 8-2. professional seasons due to sur- With celebrating like crazy at Imagine what Embiid and gery on his foot, Embiid’s first Eagles games and running the Sixers could do this season healthy season was cut short through the streets of Philly late with him playing with Sim- due to a meniscus injury. at night, he has already embod- mons, Covington and sharp- In NBA history, centers over 7 ied everything the city wants in Erin O’Neill/Collegian shooter J.J. Redick. The feet tall have not fared well as its athletes. Ethan Beckford (10) returns from a header against Michigan’s Jack- team’s first three preseason far at having long NBA careers. To read full story, son Ragen (25) during a game against Michigan on Oct. 1. games have proven why the But the Sixers’ only choice is visit collegian.psu.edu. Page 6 | WeDnesDay, oCT. 11, 2017 sPORTs The Daily Collegian Staff Picks: Greatest athletes of all time By Collegian Sports Staff Open champion takes home near- the greatest athlete I’ve ever THE DAILY COLLEGIAN ly $2 million. This is all on top of seen play. I’ve never watched the fact that Woods has won near- anybody play who continu- Who is the greatest athlete of ly a quarter of the tournaments ously amazed all time? he’s entered, including 14 major me more than Coming up with an answer isn’t championship victories. No active Albert Pujols as easy as it may seem. After all, player with more than 10 wins has did in his prime. there are a lot of criteria that a winning percentage better than From his rookie go into picking one athlete that 10 percent. His victory at the 2000 year in 2001 to stands above the rest. U.S. Open by 15 strokes may have his final year Based on impact in the sport been the single most dominant in St. Louis in and off the field, accomplish- sporting performance ever. 2011, Pujols bat- ments and championships, lon- — Jack R. Hirsh: football re- Martell ted .328/.420/.617 gevity and popularity, five Colle- porter with 445 home runs and 1,329 gian sports staff members gave it RBIs. Had he retired then, after their best effort to pick the great- Wilt Chamberlain his age 31 season, he’d already est athlete of all time. It might seem like a layup, but have the numbers to be a Hall my choice for greatest athlete of of Famer. He’s won three MVPs Babe Ruth all time is Wilt “The Stilt” Cham- and two Gold Gloves (all with “Athlete” might not be the first berlain. I’m well the Cardinals). One of the most word you would use to describe aware he won amazing feats I’ve ever seen someone like Babe Ruth, who only two champi- from Albert was his mammoth was a pretty firm onships and was three-run home run off Astros member of team one of the first closer Brad Lidge with two outs Dad bod. But I athletes to have in Game 5 of the NLDS. The think that’s what a bad off-court homer gave the Cardinals the part of what made reputation, but win and forced a Game 6 back in Caitlin Lee/Collegian him so special. his sheer domi- St. Louis. The Cardinals ended Cole Miller tees off during the men’s golf Rutherford Intercollegiate tour- Ruth went out and Lingerman nance has never up losing the series, but I’ve nament at the Penn State Blue Course on Saturday, April 15. slugged 714 hom- been equaled. Chamberlain’s sta- never heard a stadium go as si- ers with a 1.164 tistics were the original example lent so quickly. He also won two Eckert on-base plus slug- of “video game numbers” — he World Series titles, both with the ging percentage, and he did it, for led the league in scoring seven Cards. Co-champions named the most part, on talent alone. He times and rebounds 11 times. He — Matt Martell: football edi- single-handedly brought baseball was also the only player in NBA tor out of its first dead-ball era, and history to average 50 points per at Windon Memorial for my money, he’s the best to game and 25 rebounds per game Michael Jordan ever do it. in NBA history and in the 1961- I struggled between two By Casey Woodford and Cole Miller with a tie for 13th. — David Eckert: sports chief 1962 season actually averaged “Windy City” greats for my pick: THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Davis played consistently, more than 48 minutes per game. Walter Payton and Michael Jor- shooting for par in the first and Tiger Woods His game was so complete that dan. Payton is Penn State has risen steadily third rounds along with a score When it comes to changing a after being criticized for not pass- the greatest over the course of the first three at one under par in the second game, no one had a bigger influ- ing the ball enough, he led the NFL player to tournaments of the season. round. ence on the way his or her sport league in assists in 1967-1968 just ever live — peri- The Nittany Lions Dornes found success with was played than to prove a point. But on top of all od. However, the MEN’S tied for first in the a score of 210, highlighted by a Tiger Woods. Be- those numbers, he altered bas- impact he had GOLF team standings with score at one under par in the fore Woods, golf ketball forever. The NBA widened on football pales Northwestern on first and two under in the second. was a finesse the lane from 12 to 16 feet in 1964 in comparison Monday at the Windon Memo- Lastly, Miller shot a consistent 70, game. It was because Wilt was the only player to the impact rial and finished at 5-under par 69 and 72 in the three rounds. built on trying large enough to straddle it. He’s Lungaro Jordan had on with a total score of 835. Greg The tournament was another to plot your way the reason offensive players can’t basketball. Basketball became Nye’s experienced squad played piece to a steady improvement around a course touch the ball above the cylinder. a global game largely because steadily in each round, shooting in Penn State’s play this season. with more strat- And the law against dunking free of Jordan. “His Airness” was the 280, 277 and 278 in the first three Staples Cole Miller and Charles Hirsh egy. Woods didn’t throws? That’s Wilt too. When it most dominant athlete in sports rounds, respectively. Huntzinger have been excellent, eliminate the strategic part of the comes right down to it, The Big for 12-plus years. His on-court The Nittany Lions churned leading the Nittany Lions to a game, but he ushered in power to Dipper was as important to the accomplishments are stagger- out four top-13 finishes over the fifth-place finish out of the 12- golf like it had never seen before. sport of basketball as anyone who ing (6-time NBA Champion, weekend. team field in the Rod Myers Invi- This led to a new generation of came before or after him, making 6-time NBA Finals MVP, 5-time Charles Huntzinger shot one tational after opening the season golfers who are also talented ath- him my pick of the week. NBA MVP, 14-time All-Star, 10- over par in round one at 71, with a disappointing finish at 13th letically, such as Dustin Johnson — Matt Lingerman: women’s time NBA All-First Team, 9-time three under par in round two of 16 teams in The Gopher Invita- and Jason Day. Not to mention, soccer/men’s hockey reporter NBA All-Defensive Team, 2-time at 67 and finished at par with a tional. Woods’ dominance of the sport Olympic Gold medalist, NCAA score of 70 in the third and final The Nittany Lions look to con- led to a growing interest in the Albert Pujols Champion). He averaged 34 round. Huntzinger’s total score tinue to build off their success game. In the so-called “Tiger- Because there are too many points, six assists and seven re- was 208, suffice for a tie for Oct. 13 at the Bank of Tennessee era” from 1996 to 2008, yearly great athletes who I never saw bounds per game in his 18-year fifth. 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Associated Press Former Penn State athletic director Tim Curley has been released from prison on house arrest. Former Athletic Director released from prison By Stephanie Panny arrest, serving 200 hours of modifications to the court the THE DAILY COLLEGIAN community service and was fined article stated, citing court docu- $5,000. ments. Earlier this summer, former Curley plead guilty to one mis- The new motion included the Penn State athletic director Tim demeanor count of child endan- citation of an oncology appoint- Curley was sentenced to seven to germent for not properly inves- ment, which the documents 23 months in prison for his part tigating a complaint from former stated lended another medical in the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse Penn State assistant coach Mike reason for Curley to serve only case. McQueary that Sandusky abused seven months under house arrest On Oct. 3, Curley was released a boy in a locker room shower. and be put on work-release. by Vic Lee from the Centre County Cor- After his sentencing, Curley Former Penn State vice-pres- Pardon My Planet rectional Facility, according to filed a supplemental motion on ident Gary Schultz was also re- an article by The Associated June 26 to modify his sentence, leased from prison less than a Press. a previous article from The Daily month before Curley, according He will now spend four months Collegian stated. Curley, 63, cited to the AP. Schultz is also serving on house arrest and will follow incurable lung cancer and liver the four-month house-arrest por- with two years on probation. damage as medical conditions tion of his sentence, according to According to a previous article that could be worsened during a the AP. by The Daily Collegian, Curley stint in prison. was sentenced to three months On June 16, the Common- To email reporter: [email protected]. in prison, four months on house wealth deferred any sentencing Follow her on Twitter at @StephaniePanny. Penn State to block students Rhymes with Orange by Hilary Price without proper vaccinations By Stephanie Panny be registration holds placed upon the website and involves down- THE DAILY COLLEGIAN students who have not yet sub- loading, printing and completing mitted “mandatory vaccination the Immunization Verification Students who have not been immunization information” on- Form — both filling it out and tak- vaccinated will soon be facing line at myUHS.psu.edu. ing it to their doctor for comple- trouble when it comes to schedul- The registration hold means tion, according to the release. ing classes. students cannot schedule classes Then, images of the form must According to a release from for Spring 2018 until they have be uploaded to the portal for “fi- by Mike Lester Penn State on Tuesday, begin- submitted their paperwork, ac- nal review and approval.” Three Mike Du Jour ning on Wednesday, Oct. 11, the cording to the release. business days later, students will first day of scheduling, there will The submission process is on receive a message telling them of their compliance status. Penn State, according to the re- lease, requires both undergradu- ate and graduate students to be protected from measles, mumps and rubella, and students who live on campus must also get the meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4). According to the release, the announcement comes on the Non Sequitur by Wiley heels of a series of communica- tions issued by Penn State, begin- ning in February 2017. Both current and incoming stu- dents at all Penn State campuses were informed to complete and upload the immunization form through University Health Ser- vices’ online portal and numer- ous warnings were issued over the past couple months to non- compliant students — the last of which was issued on Sept. 25. Collegian file photo UHS requires the “mandatory vaccination immunization information” to To email reporter: [email protected]. WORD SEARCH be turned in by Wednesday, Oct. 11. Follow her on Twitter at @StephaniePanny. © 2017 PuzzleJunction.com Football picks up commitment from Class of 2018 punter By Tyler King THE DAILY COLLEGIAN

Coach James Franklin already had one specialist locked up for the 2018 recruiting class, but picked up another on Tuesday afternoon. Punter John Brosnahan from North Carolina announced his commitment to the Nittany Li- ons as a preferred walk-on on Twitter. Brosnahan was being looked at by N.C. State, NC Central and others. He will also join kicker Jake Pinegar, who was offered a schol- arship, as Class of 2018 special- ists who have announced their commitment to the Nittany Li- ons. Erin O’Neill/Collegian To email reporter: [email protected]. Head coach James Franklin greets players as they come off the field Follow him on Twitter at @King_tylerb. during the game against Nothwestern, held at Ryan Field on Saturday, Page 8 | WeDnesDay, oCT. 11, 2017 eNTeRTaINmeNT The Daily Collegian Organization supports student artists By Ava Self a bigger name just for the sake of to advance in today’s music in- FOR THE COLLEGIAN having them, but now we book dustry,” Oluwatoyin Oresanya them with the intent of having (junior-geoscience), who goes by For Penn State students look- one of our artists open for them in the stage name Toyin Ores, said. ing to break into the music scene, order to get them that exposure.” One of the unique aspects of Happy Valley Music Label might To boost student artist expo- HVML is the sense of comrad- be able to help. sure, HVML has already hosted ery between the artists, which is Established in 2014, Happy Val- several events this semester. a quality that Hindermyer and ley Music Label was created to The Chicago-based band Non- Wood, who both perform for the allow students to gain valuable ame performed on Sept. 30 with label as well, have worked to pro- experience in the music industry HVML artists as openers. The mote as the organization’s lead- while working to book events and organization has also continued ers. find performance opportunities its tradition of Noontime Lounge “Last year, we had a house for local bands and artists. performances in the HUB-Robe- show at one of the smaller frats, Under President Nick Hinder- son Center, where students new and there were several of the la- myer and Vice President Zach to the label can get a chance to bel’s new artists — me, Zach, To- Wood, the label aims for a refined showcase their work. yin — performing, and we all got focus, placing a heavier emphasis Two of the label’s artists, Toyin to discover each other’s music on building the brands and repu- Ores and Cinnemane, were also that night. It was cool to see the tations of student artists. scheduled to open for Meek Mill other acts, get to know the peo- on Sept. 28, although the concert ple we were with. When we first “Originally, it wasn’t so much Zack Gething/For the Collegian about the student artist as it was cancelled. joined the club, I felt like some was the label and its business For the student artists, the end- Vice President Zach Wood (senior- finance) and President Nick Hinder- artists didn’t really know each aspects,” Hindermyer (senior- less opportunities stemming from myer (senior- bio behavioral health) discuss Happy Valley Music Label, other, but now, if you want a show, biobehavioral health) said. “We HVML are nearly invaluable. in an interview at the HUB-Robeson Center on Friday, Oct. 6. you’ve got to come to meetings have shifted from this to be more “Happy Valley Music Label and you’ve got to get involved,” concerned about the artists has given me numerous op- instrumentalists on campus that The label will help out with mu- Hindermyer said. themselves, specifically the stu- portunities, like meeting with I’ve been able to collaborate with sic videos, photos and recording To read full story, dent artist. Before, we would book different aspiring artists and on a few projects. sessions — things artists need visit collegian.psu.edu. Professors’ impressions on student attire By Chelsea Kun Jillian Barskey said. “I know for (freshman- environmental re- smaller context I would rather for that behavior,” Trainor said. FOR THE COLLEGIAN my 8 a.m. classes I throw on a t- source management) said. students dress in a more conven- They would, of course, get a shirt, leggings What does tional way.” pass on the first day, accord- When a college student wakes or shorts and “Even though we this all mean to “In smaller classrooms where ing to Trainor, but afterwards up bright and early for an 8 a.m., I’m on my way shouldn’t judge a book professors? Se- you actually get to talk to the pro- they were told what to wear on throwing on sweatpants and a t- out to class.” bastian Trainor, fessor, it’s nicer to dress well,” certain days. Even so, some stu- shirt seems like the best idea. “A lot of by a cover, we should a professor in Boyce (freshman- finance) said, dents still came to class dressed It appears to be no big deal to times I dress still be aware of what Penn State’s “but in big lecture hall settings, I inappropriately on these days. put on something comfortable casually for School of The- don’t think professors really take “Sometimes they had a reason and casual, but do students ever comfort,” Ryan we are wearing for atre who is also note of that.” for it, like if they had a job inter- consider what impression it may Boyce said. a certain occasion,” new to Penn Trainor used to teach an acting view after class,” Trainor said. give to professors? However, State, described class where a lot of movement “When it became a consistent Is it a better idea to dress nicely Barskey added Barskey said. “How we one factor that was involved. thing, it felt like an avoidance to in some cases? that dressing dress is how we por- he feels affects He said that he would require do the work in class.” Waking up for an early lecture is nice on some his per- students to dress a certain way Jeanmarie Higgins, who is already hard, and the last thing any occasions feels tray ourselves.” ception on stu- on different days based on what also a new School of Theatre pro- college student wants to do is jump just as good as Jillian Barskey dent attire. activity they were doing. fessor, said that in the last school out of bed and put on a cute outfit. being comfort- “In a larger “We would do things that may she taught at students were “ex- “Students who have 8 a.m. able. (freshman - environmental resourse managment) class, it’s easier involve, for instance, crawling tremely expressive” in their fash- classes would be more likely “When I do dress nicer to class, to accept any kind of dress code around on the floor. On the first ion. to ‘bum it out’ just because it’s I’ll wear a dress or a nice top because I don’t really have to day, students would come to To read full story, convenient during that time,” with my makeup done,” Barskey focus on it,” Trainor said. “In a class not dressed appropriately visit collegian.psu.edu.