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AUSTIN SCHERBARTH / COLLEGIATE TIMES Protestors gather in response to the election at a candlelight vigil on the Henderson Lawn next to Main Street, Nov. 14, 2016. Downtown marchers hold onto hope In a candelight vigil and march, locals and students expressed Tech grows, processes fear for the future. MATT JONES and serves local meat assistant news editor The Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Meat Center and The chilly November night dining services all work together to bring local protein to your plate. did not stop the hundreds of people who stood on the HANNA KIRYLUK corner of College Avenue news staff writer centers. and planning. Soon Linker and Main Street in downtown For several years, longtime and Faulkner’s desire to work Blacksburg Monday. They With Thanksgiving in sight, friends Dave Linker and Ted together became a reality. waved signs at passing cars: thoughts of food occupies Faulkner exchanged ideas Six years later, this collab- “Walls Divide Us,” “Trump America’s mind. Of course, about establishing a rela- orative effort is stronger than is not my President!” and “No it is no secret that Virginia tionship between Virginia ever. Respect for KKK Endorsed Tech’s dining services Tech’s farms and dining “(The relationship) has Pres.” Those not holding signs are some of the best in the services. Linker serves as the gone from specialty meats to held candles that glowed an country. The wide variety of agricultural program coor- a pipeline of proteins (that are eerie orange. food served and the favorable dinator, and Faulkner is the provided) to dining services,” MEHHER HASNANY / COLLEGIATE TIMES Occasionally a passing reviews from consumers have director of dining services. Faulkner said. Zach LeDay (32) searches for an open teammate to car would honk in support. drawn national attention to the “Dining services had a goal Virginia Tech’s farms pass the ball to during Tuesday’s 99–73 victory over Others, not so much. One man university. But while students to offer some selections that provide swine, beef and walking across Main Street rave about the food on their were being created here on occasionally lamb to dining High Point. from College Avenue jeered at plates, do they know where campus,” Faulkner said. services. Pigs are born and the crowd. A man in a passing it comes from? They may be The idea initially existed as raised at the Swine Center, truck shouted, “Trump 2016, surprised to learn that some of simple dinnertime table talk located off Plantation Road Tech dominates baby.” the meat that they consume is and would be challenging to on the other side of U.S. Route In the aftermath of the raised and prepared right here implement due to the lack of a 460. At about 25 days old, Nov. 8 election, the Coalition at Virginia Tech. nearby operating meat plant. they are weaned, or taken off High Point from for Justice of Blacksburg Virginia Tech has a wide- However, in 2009, David their mothers’ milk. Farm organized a vigil and march spread agricultural program Gerrard became the head of workers provide the pigs with starting at 5:30 p.m. on the with several farms and animal the Department of Animal and high-protein diets until they beyond the arc Henderson Lawn. After facilities within walking Poultry Sciences. As a result of reach a desired weight, and rallying, the group marched distance of campus. The various initiatives and events then they switch them over to The Hokies went 8–14 from three-point range along sidewalks downtown Department of Agriculture that followed, the department high-energy diets. The pigs in the fi rst half of the game against High Point. before returning to campus and and Life Sciences uses revived the Virginia Tech are ready for slaughter, or marching to War Memorial animals for teaching, Meat Center by the end of harvesting, at about 6 months Ahmed Hill led the team with 20 points. Chapel. There, members of the research trials and extension 2010. old. crowd shared how the election programs. Students studying “The meat lab was always “(Dining services is) here FAIZAN HASNANY start the game that way, it just affected them and how they within the department, such there, but it wasn’t anywhere to provide meals and nutrition sports editor leads towards everyone is thought the country should as those majoring in animal near the size and volume it is to the university community playing for one another.” move forward. and poultry sciences, benefit now,” Linker said. ... we want to operate in a The High Point Panthers True freshman Khadim Sy “I think more than anything from hands-on experiences at Thus, Gerrard’s arrival had just come off of a earned a spot in the starting else, it’s just trying to promote places like the swine and beef sparked serious conversation see MEAT / page 4 convincing win in their lineup again for Tech and a message of inclusion and season opener where they made the most of his playing equality and just loving held their opponent to a time, scoring 14 points and everyone,” said Katherine school record 21.7 percent pulling down six rebounds in Fairbanks, a fifth-year graphic field goal percentage. 17 minutes. With the absence design student, while standing However, the Virginia Tech of Kerry Blackshear, whose in the crowd before the march men’s basketball shattered injury might hold him out started. “I think that’s why a lot any momentum the Panthers all year, Sy’s emergence is of people are here.” thought they had coming huge for Tech’s front court, After about 30 minutes at into the game, making 14 of and it appears that the big the intersection, the group its first 15 shots and leading man from Senegal is just started to march. Officers by 20 points in the first 10 scratching the surface. from the Virginia Tech minutes. “I learn a lot every day and Blacksburg Police “When we get consecutive about American basketball,” Department helped guide the stops, I think our speed is a Sy said. “It’s much different group through downtown, weapon and I think that it at home, because back home stopping cars while hundreds trends towards we’ll be able basketball is not really big of people crossed intersec- to play fast in transition,” said there.” tions. Blacksburg Town Virginia Tech head coach The three-point shot was Council member Susan Buzz Williams about how falling early and often for Anderson took the first steps the Hokies controlled the the Hokies, who made 8–14 onto College Avenue while an COURTESY OF VIRGINIA TECH MEAT CENTER pace from the tip. “Normally in the first half and 12–30 for officer blocked traffic. Jordan Pulley, Lauren Milan and Daniel Boyer trim the primal cuts of carcasses in those are assisted baskets. the game. “We’re going to start the Meat Center, located in the Food Science and Technology building on Virginia Even when you don’t score out with ‘Show me what Tech’s campus. in the half court, but you see BLOWOUT / page 6 democracy looks like,’” Anderson said into a bullhorn. The crowd responded, “This is what democracy looks like.” The march continued How to survive the car ride home for break down Main Street. Passersby stopped and took videos on The car ride home for holiday breaks can grow long – quick. Use these tips and tricks to make the ride more bearable. their phones. Patrons of the London Underground Pub sat GRETCHEN KERNBACH never hurts to be prepared for a hit or miss because radio on the patio in front of the bar lifestyles staff writer the worst. signal strength varies from and watched. Employees of First and foremost, the location to location. downtown businesses stood in Driving home for biggest necessity for a car If there is no hope for the doors of shops as Anderson Thanksgiving break can be ride is music. An auxiliary either mentioned options, called to the crowd, “What do boring, tiresome, tedious and cord is anyone’s best bet at relying on CDs or just you want?” very, very long. Whether it is having the optimal music the radio works as well. “Stop the pipeline,” replied alone or with a friend or two, experience. The cord allows Whatever way there is, find marchers. “When do you want driving for multiple hours anyone to hook up their it. A quiet car ride is torture it?” Anderson asked. “Now!” takes its toll on everyone’s phone (headphone jack whether the driver is alone or The marchers turned on bodies. The key to making option) and play music not. Roanoke Street and then it through the strenuous through the speaker system. Besides today’s No. 1 hits, Draper Road, walking past hours of sitting is finding If the car’s radio system audiobooks are another way Market Square Park and several different ways to stay does not permit the use of to pass the time in the car. Benny Marzano’s, before entertained. an aux cord, the next bet is to Look online or in a store returning to College Avenue. Not to mention, there is use an FM transmitter. This (check beforehand to make Then, they walked toward always a possibility of a car device plugs into the phone sure they carry audiobooks) campus, passing Squires accident somewhere along charger port and hooks up the way, extending the trip the phone to a radio station. see MARCH / page 3 home by an hour or two. It However, this option can be see ROADTRIP / page 5 ILLUSTRATION BY CAT PIPER

“: A WOMEN’S HOOPS YEAR IN THE LIFE” DUNKS PRESBYTERIAN /CollegiateTimes ctlifestyles The four-part series will be Vanessa Panousis sets on Netfl ix on Nov. 25. record for career threes. @collegiatetimes /CollegiateTimes page 5 page 6 PAGE 2 November 17, 2016 collegiatetimes.com [email protected] column Redefi ning privilege crucial to understanding one another n wake of recent political exists tend to see it as a two-dimen- is like to bear the crushing weight of percent of Americans identify with The woman — a lobbyist from events, we are in more need sional concept: “white privilege” and student-loan debt upon my shoulders, some Christian denomination. Washington, D.C. — asked where Ithan ever to have a serious “male privilege” sum up the extent of and if I ever want to buy a new sweater Because the religion is so normalized we were from, and I replied that we discussion about privilege. When I most people’s insight. or pair of shoes, I don’t have to think in the Western world, being a lived in Virginia. Her response: “And was a little kid, privilege meant how However, that privilege which is twice. Christian in the United States has where are you from originally? You many minutes a day I got to spend only related to race and gender could Every now and again I think about substantial benefits. know, because you don’t look … watching TV. Now, at least in the not be farther from the truth; priv- some other girl close to my age, For instance, schools and ” Her unspoken words hung in the context in which it is most often used, ilege also encompasses sexuality, except this girl’s white. She lives in employers alike build their calendars air: you don’t look white. Maybe if I privilege is loosely defined as having religion, socioeconomic class and a small rural town in the deep south, around Christian holidays, so we can had, she wouldn’t have felt the need certain socioeconomic advantages, more. I would know — you see, I may and she’s probably worried more get time off to celebrate Christmas to ask, but my olive complexion must typically based on one’s skin color, be neither white nor male, but priv- about paying the application fees than and Easter. Christian holidays are have told her that I couldn’t be a true gender, sexuality or other defining ilege is no stranger to me. she is about getting into college. celebrated everywhere we go: gift American. factors. I have spent the past 11 years of my The statistics are sobering: as of exchanges, office parties, Christmas I can recall similar accounts a little It’s funny how the connotations of life in northern Virginia in the midst 2012, the South was home to 41.1 trees and decorations are in nearly closer to home: “You’re so exotic, words evolve. This once-neutral term of what one might call a commer- percent of the nation’s poor and every building. People of other where are you from?” is a popular that dealt with household rules has cialized suburban paradise. Growing had a poverty rate of 16.5 percent. faiths do not get to experience such query, especially toward women. I am now become a dirty word, an offense up in the most affluent county in the And then there’s me, living it up on luxuries. A Jewish person would have also no stranger to the, “Are you, like, so vile that it is the catalyst behind nation, it was impossible to drive five Daddy’s dime. No, I’m not white — to ask his or her employer for time off full Indian?” comments. If I had to nearly every social justice-bashing minutes in any direction from my but what good could come of this to celebrate Yom Kippur; it is not a choose, my personal favorite instance diatribe on the internet; derogatory house and not come across at least young woman’s whiteness in such given. Meanwhile, many Christians would be when a white guy I went terms like “snowflake” and “social five different grocery stores, malls or a grim financial context? This is a in this country still find it within to high school with thought I was of justice warrior” might ring a bell. movie theaters. The Great Recession picture of class privilege: because themselves to feel persecuted over a Native American descent. Why? “I The fact of the matter is that seemed to be just a troublesome I face no financial hardship, I will Starbucks cup design. don’t know, it must be the big, brown people within certain demographics rumor. likely be afforded more opportunities Such privilege isn’t confined to the eyes.” (for instance, heterosexual white My upper-middle class upbringing to further my education and career holiday season. Christians are free to Once again, I am aware that I men) tend to get defensive when has garnered me a roof over my head, without incurring any additional evangelize, shelling out pamphlets am not so privileged in terms of confronted with the notion that their clothes on my back, food on the debt. and asking people if they’ve accepted race. People of my ethnicity are, for predicament is not solely the result table and a trusty college fund in my Our sexuality also affects our Jesus Christ as their lord and savior. example, underrepresented in the of their own actions, and even people name. I have never had to work out of position in society. We live in a heter- Doing so seldom raises alarm — performing arts — it is one of the who do acknowledge that privilege necessity. I have never known what it onormative culture, which most of us could a Muslim person say the same? many reasons I chose not to pursue take for granted, but this seemingly Furthermore, Christianity doesn’t a career in music despite others’ irrelevant part of who we are gives us face daily condemnation; it is not encouragement. I knew there would more privilege than we realize. As a reduced to the most violent passages be few, if any, roles available to me in heterosexual woman, I am at perfect in the Bible, but is instead cele- opera or on Broadway based on my liberty to engage in public displays of brated for its promotion of peace and appearance. The Privileged’s Race affection with a significant other; the goodwill. Christianity also plays a I am also quite aware of the disad- worst anyone would probably think major role in our government. Even vantages I face as a woman. It is the or say is, “Jeez, get a room.” though the Constitution calls for a reason I walk a little faster at night. Meanwhile, there is likely a homo- distinct separation between church It is the reason I often second-guess sexual man wondering whether he and state, Christianity influences the my career path, knowing that I will should run the risk of even holding his legislation proposed by lawmakers have to fight tooth-and-nail if I ever partner’s hand in public. According every day. However, society is want to make it as a woman in the to the Human Rights Campaign, 42 primed to view Christians as upright, corporate world. It is the reason I percent of LGBT youth say that they moral citizens. It is a quality that we am so assertive, and why I speak at do not feel accepted in their commu- show a subliminal preference for in a lower pitch to avoid sounding too nities. In high school, when the rest elected officials: in 2015, 92 percent “girlish.” of us are thinking about who to bring of the 114th Congress identified as Despite these obstacles, I cannot to prom, LGBT teens must question Christian. This religious majority in view myself as disadvantaged, espe- their own safety when deciding the legislature paired with a majority- cially when I consider how fortunate whether to bring a date at all. In fact, Christian nation leaves politicians I have been to have grown up in a earlier this year the FBI released free to make religiously biased laws financially stable home and to have statistics showing that people in the without facing backlash from their been born straight in a hetero- LGBT community are more likely to constituents. normative society. I cannot view be the victims of hate crimes than any I realize that I have not elaborated myself as disadvantaged when I am other minority group in the U.S. upon the ideas of white and male priv- stereotyped as “smart” instead of Straight people don’t have to think ilege; perhaps I have even made them “criminal.” about any of that. As a heterosexual seem trivial. On the contrary, I am I write this reflection in the hope person, I don’t have to worry about quite aware of my lack thereof, which that people will learn to take a more being discriminated against by a I have witnessed too many times in holistic approach to the concept of bakery or youth group. I will never be my life to count. One such incident privilege. I hope that they learn to shunned by my own family because that stands out in recent memory was see it not as an admission of guilt, of my sexuality. I am not targeted by on a family vacation two years ago. but one of the inherent humanity anti-LGBT legislation because poli- Sitting in the cellar of an old and compassion within all of us. I ticians do not think that who I am is winery on the Portuguese coast, I have checked my privilege, and I a crime. Furthermore, 68 percent of was chatting with my parents when encourage you to do the same. Male African Transgender Male Female LGBT youth report hearing negative a white woman sitting opposite me messages about their sexuality from asked if we were American (no doubt American Male Caucasian Hispanic elected officials. she had noticed my accent). It was Are you a Christian? If you are, one of those instances where two NEHA OGALE your faith is yet another privilege people of the same nationality meet • regular columnist you enjoy in American society. unexpectedly on foreign soil and • freshman/neuroscience and ILLUSTRATION BY ANDREA PAPPAS According to Gallup, close to 75 immediately click. psychology column President-elect Trump will decide the future of Mosul rom day one on recaptured cities. gain control of that land. the campaign trail, Iraq has been stern in its For this to go smoothly FDonald Trump has response to Turkey, warning and prevent another war from talked about eliminating ISIS, the country that if it inter- breaking out, Trump and his but as many of us were busy venes in the fight for Mosul, administration should act as watching the election unfold, it will not “be in a picnic.” the mediator between all of we ignored a drastic devel- Turkey has already angered the groups; the Kurds who opment in the Middle East. Iraq by disrespecting its have been our biggest allies on Iraqi and Kurdish forces sovereignty in placing troops the ground, the Iraqis whose began the battle to liberate without Iraq’s permission northern border has been Mosul, ISIS’s last serious inside the country. And as erased, and now Turkey will stronghold in Iraq. If forces the fight continues, President all want a say in northern Iraq. succeed, then this will be a Erdogan of Turkey continues On top of that, Trump huge blow to ISIS’s presence to clash with Iraq’s Prime must help rebuild a heavily in Iraq and more than likely Minister, Haider al-Abadi, in destroyed northern Iraq. lead to its removal from the a war of words. The international coalition country. It is possible that Throughout all of this, of airstrikes and the fighters this battle will end soon after the United States and the on the ground have been Donald Trump is sworn in, international coalition have responsible for thousands leaving him to decide what helped the fight by providing of destroyed homes and to do after, a subject matter airstrikes for the anti-ISIS displaced families. If the area that has not been brought up forces, while trying to ease wants to heal after ISIS we all during the campaign, but tensions between Iraq and must work together to restore could shape his administra- Turkey. Although, after life in the fractured land. tion’s foreign policy. almost a year of trying to What Trump will do is hard The push for Mosul has not improve relations between to tell. He ran his campaign COURTESY OF TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE come without some trouble the two countries, the United making one set of promises, and a lot of key players. While States has failed. The rift only to start to turn them Iraqi and Kurdish forces are between Turkey and Iraq around once he became the pushing forward, Turkey is seems to increase as the forces president-elect. We can only COLLEGIATETIMES beginning to feel left out of the continue to eliminate ISIS hope that he continues to work fight. The Turkish argue that in the push for Mosul. And with the coalition of forces NEWSROOM ...... 231-9865 Assistant Photo Editor: Cat Piper Mosul has a historical signif- now, as President Obama and and correctly approaches the Editor-in-Chief: Andrea Pappas ([email protected]) Social Media Editors: Kasey Casella and Lisa Kucharczk icance to them since it was his administration prepare to healing process once ISIS is Managing Editors: Lewis Millholland and Zack Wajsgras Have a news tip? once a part of the Ottoman leave, it will be up to Trump removed from Iraq. 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CLAIRE CONNOR half an hour before the game, and it improved. news reporter was like packing sardines. It was just “We have the brand-new indoor one huge group of people smashed facilities, and they’re re-doing the Lane Stadium has been a in, and it took forever to get through. whole player lounge,” Minor said. defining structure at Virginia Tech So, I feel like maybe there would be a Minor also suggested that the gaps for decades, yet many believe that way to make that more efficient.” that separate the zones of the stands improvements still need to be made. Another criticism about the should be removed. The stadium has been in use for 52 stadium centers on the pricing of “With Lane Stadium, I guess they seasons since its completion in 1965, tickets, particularly for larger groups. should close (the gaps between the and although it has gone through “I am really sad to have paid $600 stands) more,” Minor said. “They numerous renovations, little has been for the cheapest tickets available for have so much opening with the done to improve the student seating six (people) on the visitor’s section stands, and I think we should connect in the past few years. in the nosebleed section all the way it.” “The student section moves too up,” said Sarah Harris, a mother of a Despite the upgraded football much,” said senior Joshua Crews. “I student. “We would have had to pay facilities for the players, Minor also think it would be really nice to make $1,200 more for lower seats. I know voiced his concerns about the seating the student section a more permanent pricing is about supply and demand, at Lane Stadium needing to be to be part of Lane Stadium. Right now it’s BEN WEIDLICH / COLLEGIATE TIMES but it seems unfair to me that prices restored. metal and seems very temporary. I The North End Zone stands of Lane Stadium on Wednesday are so high.” “The stands need to be renovated,” know our football team needs to get evening, Nov. 16, 2016. Virginia Tech football has thrived Minor said. “I know a couple games better for us to get more funds and to on the demand for football tickets, ago they collapsed a little bit. Last warrant making the stadium bigger, construction was completed in the tearing down the student section and consistently selling out home year at the Ohio State game one of the but I think it would be really cool to South End Zone, adding 11,000 more replacing it with a concrete bleacher games, but this poses the question bleachers collapsed.” make that happen. I’ve only been in seats to the stadium. The project cost to increase the area’s capacity. of whether the need for supply and During his brief tenure, head the North End Zone one time, but Virginia Tech nearly $37 million. To many students’ dismay, no demand outweighs the importance of coach Justin Fuente has made no when ‘Enter Sandman’ came on and Since then, adjustments have been improvements have been made nine ensuring football games are inclusive comment on the topic. According everyone was jumping up and down, I made to the private and outdoor club years later. to all members of the community, Peter Pool, director of stadium and almost feared for my life.” seating, but there has been a lack of Crews expressed dissatisfaction regardless of income levels. fields, fans should wait until the The last time that the North End work done to the mass seating. toward the entrances into the stadium Not everyone is as dissatisfied end of Fuente’s first season for any Zone seating was renovated was In 2007, Jim Weaver, Virginia and a lack of organization when spec- with the conditions of Lane Stadium. discussion on future improvements in 2001, when roughly 600 new Tech’s late athletics director, said tators enter the stands. Raymon Minor, a junior at Virginia to Lane Stadium. seats were built next to the field for that it would be at least eight more “I don’t know if there’s any way Tech and outside linebacker on the Virginia Tech’s marching band. years until the school considered to combat this since we have a ton football team, said that while Lane Lane Stadium’s last major expanding again, in a Roanoke Times of gates,” Crews said. “But one time Stadium may need improvement, the renovation was in 2002 when article. There was consideration of I was going in (the stadium) maybe indoor facilities have already been @CollegiateTimes Tech community tackles post-election uneasiness #VTUnfi nished, an initiative encouraging personal stories of identity, held its fourth session Thursday. Speakers reacted to the 2016 election results. IMA UKOR is attempting to put an end to Another student originally news staff writer that. “felt so safe to be accepted Menah Pratt-Clarke, the here, and it felt so sad and scary On a sunny Wednesday, vice president for strategic to wake up to (Donald Trump without a cloud in the sky, affairs and vice provost for as the president-elect).” #VTUnfinished held its fourth inclusion and diversity, created Some students said that they conversation. The program the program as an extension to feel unwelcome in President- was created to tackle unfin- InclusiveVT in February. elect Trump’s America, ished conversations regarding Clarke believes that, leading some, including one ethnicity, character and every- “There was a genuine desire Mexican-American student, to thing that might make up an to recognize the importance question their self-worth. TUAN TRAN / COLLEGIATE TIMES individual’s identity. of issues of difference, but I “Do I matter? To (Virginia #VTUnfi nished is an opportunity for individuals to share their thoughts and The event was held in didn’t feel there was a depth Tech, Virginia), the U.S.? experiences regarding their identities and differences. War Memorial Chapel. All of understanding about how to Growing up in a Mexican Virginia Tech community advance that goodwill or how household, I couldn’t see like me have caused hurt in the to increase that number to 25 bringing them to Virginia members were invited to share to translate the goodwill into my queerness coexisting past 24 hours, and I just want to percent by 2022. Tech and letting them know their thoughts and to gain action.” alongside it.” give everyone a hug.” Sands also wants to increase that we are interested in them insight from others. That environment was Perhaps some students were This comes after a recent the number of low-income attending.” The session mainly focused created with #VTUnfinished. feeling nervous for the next announcement by University and first-generation college According to Pratt-Clarke, on reactions to the election Predictably, much of the president, but those feelings President Tim Sands that the students by 4 percent by 2022. the first step to embracing results, namely Hillary discussion focused on the are not to be confused with the university will increase the Pratt-Clarke said the goal diversity is hearing other Clinton’s loss to the now election. Quotes from students students feeling unwarranted number of enrolled students could be achieved through people’s stories of race and President-elect Donald Trump. were posted to the Inclusivity shame. One wrote, “I’m one of from underrepresented minor- initiatives such as increasing identity, and knowing that According to the Inclusivity at VT Twitter account. the lucky few in this room who ities on campus over the next the number of scholarships “listening is equally important at VT Twitter account, one “The next four years are the does not have to be more afraid six years. At a Board of Visitors given to high school students as sharing.” student said in the meeting, next four years,” one student today than I was yesterday, and meeting on Nov. 7, Sands told and through college outreach. “Silence is often the preferred speaker wrote. “The only thing I am not okay with that.” the board that about 12 percent Pratt-Clarke defined college response to issues of identity we can do is try to change Another spoke to the demo- of students are black, Hispanic outreach as “building relation- and differences.” But orga- things through conversation at graphic divisions, “I’m sorry or Pacific Islander. He said that ships with students in middle @CollegiateTimes nizers say #VTUnfinished this point.” that so many people who look the university will take steps schools and high schools and

JUN YU / COLLEGIATE TIMES AUSTIN SCHERBARTH / COLLEGIATE TIMES Protesters hold signs for the anti-Trump candlelight vigil and march that took Protestors gather near Henderson Lawn on the corner of Main Street and College place by Henderson Lawn, Nov. 14, 2016. Avenue for a candlelight vigil and march in response to the election, Nov. 14, 2016. MARCH: At War Memorial Chapel, speakers urge action from page 1 wanted to give everyone an your computer, stop giving Representatives from “We worked really hard to took the bullhorn. opportunity to speak; you everybody the big blue thumbs several different progressive get a progressive choice on “In the past week, I’ve been don’t have to be an organizer,” up, and get out and actually live groups were at the rally. One the ballot, but it’s not going to trying to figure out how I’m Student Center and Newman Breslau said, inviting others your values.” man passed out flyers adver- be just going to the ballot box. going to use my voice to voice Library. A police officer to take the bullhorn after her. Many speakers were tising the Montgomery County We can’t wait four years, we my frustration, fear and anger,” blocked Kent Street with her “This is an opportunity for students or otherwise affil- Workers Power group that read, can’t wait two years, we can’t Haugh said. “But tonight, car to allow the protestors to everyone to come together, to iated with the university. in bold text, “Trump is only the wait two months, two weeks, I’m going to use it to express cross to the Drillfield. show our collective humanity, One speaker, Devon Lee, is beginning … ” two days. You’ve got to get my hope that I see when I’m Onlookers watched from to show how we do come a graduate teaching assistant One student talked about away from your computer, stop looking around at everyone a distance on the Drillfield as together in crisis because we’ll who is teaching the course his plans to form a group on giving everybody the big blue here. So please join me in the group walked to the front be doing this a lot.” African American Leadership campus to advocate for labor thumbs up, and get out and singing ‘Lean on Me.’” of War Memorial Chapel. Dozens of people in the for Social Change in the unions. Anderson invited those actually live your values.” A few cold rain droplets Several people sat on the ledge crowd took the bullhorn, many Africana studies and sociology present to a meeting of the Throughout the time the fell as the remaining marchers at the Pylons, looking down as describing their reaction to the departments. United Feminist Movement, a ma rchers were on t he D r i l l f ield, sang the Bill Withers song. the plaza in front of the chapel election. One woman, who said “This country is changing, Virginia Tech club that had a people would stop and stand They then picked up the signs filled up. A man carrying a she was an immigrant who had and we need to invent the future meeting the same day at 7:30 on the outer periphery of the they had been holding and Gadsden flag with a rainbow- only been in the country three of diversity. Otherwise, we will p.m. crowd, seemingly curious headed their separate ways, colored background stood on months, told the crowd she had be in a political, economic and “We worked really, really about the commotion. One man some toward other buildings the wall bordering the plaza. doubted her choice to come intellectual apartheid,” Lee hard during the campaign, but crossing the Drillfield yelled at on campus, some back to The crowd chanted, “Trans to the U.S. after the election. said. “We owe it to ourselves, our candidate of course didn’t the marchers from a distance, Blacksburg. rights are human rights,” as However, she, along with some and we owe it to our country, win — I don’t think anybody “Go home! You’re not helping organizer and member of of the other speakers, expressed to take a stand. Otherwise, we here’s candidate won,” said anyone!” Coalition for Justice Margaret optimism that there were so will have failed the sacrifices of Steven Gillespie of the New To close out the vigil, soph- Breslau took the bullhorn. many people at the protest. all those who have come before River Valley Green Party to omore vocal performance and @jones_mattryan “Thank you so much. We “You’ve got to get away from us.” the crowd, using the bullhorn. education major Mary Haugh PAGE 4 November 17, 2016 collegiatetimes.com [email protected] study your ad space break aren’t you going to use it? call us. 888.897.7711 Today’s Birthday Horoscope: Refl ect, review and recharge this year. Acknowledge ground taken toward fulfi lling dreams and visions, and plan for what’s missing. Professional obstacles next spring lead to re- Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! by Tim Rickard energized passion and romance. Domestic chaos next autumn comes before your career takes off. True your course by your heart.

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MEAT: About a quarter of dining hall meat is local

are sent elsewhere. Pigs go process.” To document their food provide meals and nutrition campus,” Faulkner said. from page1 to Smithfield Foods, and The center uses the inventory, the dining centers to the university community “It’s opened other doors cattle are generally sold at animals for teaching or as use FoodPro, an Aurora ... we want to operate in a and possibilities, and we livestock markets. part of nutrition trials that Information Systems’ sustainable manner.” look to embrace it and see sustainable manner.” “The animals (we require carcass data before computer software. Chefs Not only does the how we can continue to Cattle are born and raised receive) are harvested in the it sells them to dining and production managers farm-to-table initiative grow and enhance these at the Beef Center, located most humane way possible,” services. can see what is available at Virginia Tech provide partnerships.” in the same general location said Jordan Wicks, meat lab Once a carcass has been and electronically order students with local food, For now, students can as the Swine Center. They manager. chilled, workers at the meat desired meat and other but it also contributes indulge in the nationally are weaned at 7 months old Wicks has worked at center cut it into sections foods in large quantities. greatly to the Department ranked food in the dining and allowed to graze on the meat center for about called primals. “A steak doesn’t just of Agriculture and Life halls with the knowledge grass. Once the cows weigh two and a half years, and a “If you’ve ever heard of a magically appear on a plate Sciences’ educational that some of it comes from about 800 pounds, they are number of students work chuck or a rib — those are ... there’s a process behind it value. just down the road. The taco given a concentrated ration with her alongside the examples of primal cuts,” that brings it here.” “How cool is it that meat at the Salsa’s stand until they weigh between animals. Boyer said. About 20 to 30 percent (students) are helping in D2, the London broil at 1250 and 1400 pounds, at One such student, Daniel From there, workers of Virginia Tech Meat to raise the livestock, to J.P.’s Chop House at West which point they are 18 to Boyer, began working at remove the exterior of Center’s product goes fabricate it and break it End Market and the lamb 24 months old and ready for the meat center during his the carcass, dispose of to dining services. This down … (dining services) served at Turner Place harvesting. junior year. He graduated necessary bones and trim contributes to dining employs students to cook, on Fridays are just a few Following their use in this past May with a degree off fat. They can then break services’ goal for 20 percent (dining services) serves examples of Virginia Tech’s educational programs on in agricultural and applied the primal cuts into sub- of its product to be local by the students and students farm-to-table products. the farms, some of the economics, and Wicks primal cuts. These are cut 2020. Currently, about 14 consume the meat,” “A steak doesn’t just animals are transported hired him as the assistant into various roasts which percent of Virginia Tech’s Faulkner said. “It (comes) magically appear on a plate to the Food and Science meat lab manager. are large enough to feed a dining food comes from full circle.” ... there’s a process behind Technology Building, The meat center follows family and are the type of farms within a 250-mile In a way, the farm- it that brings it here,” which hosts the Virginia the same guidelines as any cut generally sold to dining radius of campus or within to-table process at the Faulkner said. “Being able Tech Meat Center. In 2015, United States Department services. the Commonwealth of university is a microcosm of to share that story provides the meat center processed of Agriculture (USDA) Dining services Virginia, fulfilling the defi- the food industry. Its exis- engagement outside of 28 cattle, 138 hogs and 34 meat plant in the country purchases meat directly nition of local products. tence has even captured traditional academic lambs. does. from the Virginia Tech “We know that our the attention of other space and exposure to life “Due to size limitations, “Every animal has to be Meat Center. Once the meat customers desire to see departments. learning events.” it is impractical to send looked at and deemed safe is in its possession, dining local products served in “Once (this relationship) all livestock through the and healthy,” Wicks said. In services stores it in the the dining units,” said was established, it drew center,” Linker said. addition, “a state employee Southgate warehouse until Anthony Purcell, assistant interest from dairy sciences. Those animals not and inspector have to be various dining units on director for dining services. The milk in D2 and Deet’s processed at the meat center present for the slaughter campus request it. “(Dining services is) here to Place is all created here on @hanna_kiryluk [email protected] collegiatetimes.com November 17, 2016 PAGE 5 lifestyle collegiatetimes.com/lifestyle Who are the Gilmore Girls? An in-depth analysis “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” comes out on Nov. 25. No time to watch 150 hours of Rory and Lorelai? Don’t worry – we summed it up for you.

KATELYN MEADE and after a lot of yelling, Rory S2:E22 — “I Can’t Get S3:E22 — “Those are opportunity to attempt to Rory finds out her parents got lifestyles staff writer finally tells him that she loves Started” Strings, Pinocchio” break up Lorelai and Luke and married without her, she is him. After a fight with Max, Sookie and Jackson’s Rory’s graduation day has reunite her and Christopher, terribly hurt. April has appen- With the Gilmore Girls Lorelai receives a proposal in wedding is finally here. arrived, and the Independence who she believes Lorelai dicitis and Luke calls Lorelai revival fast approaching (Nov. the form of a thousand yellow Christopher comes into town Inn closes its doors. After belongs with — this does not in a panic. When she gets to 25 to be exact), it’s time for daisies. and ends up staying for the learning that she did not end well. After they all walk the hospital, Luke cannot hide some major binge watching. S2:E4 — “The Trip to weekend. After he reveals receive financial aid for Yale, in on Rory with Logan, Luke his feelings when he sees the With nine years since the Harvard” the relationship problems he Rory goes to her grandparents rushes away. ring on her finger. beloved series left our screens With less than a week is facing with Sherry, things to ask for a loan. Meanwhile, S5:E22 — “A House is S7:E14 — “Farewell, My (but never our hearts) — some before her wedding, Lorelai begin to heat up between Lorelai and Sookie finally Not a Home” Pet” of us may need a refresher and Rory are making a run him and Lorelai. Right buy the Dragonfly Inn. After After being told by Logan’s Richard has a heart attack in order to fully understand for it. They end up somewhere before the girls walk down Rory gives a heart-wrenching dad, Mitchum, that Rory does and Christopher, hurt after every Gilmore-ism spouted in Massachusetts, trapped at the aisle as Sookie’s brides- speech as valedictorian not have what it takes to be a finding a character reference off in the coming revival. a bed and breakfast, where maids, Rory ends up kissing and receives a call from the journalist, Rory and Logan that Lorelai wrote for Luke, While it’s recommended Lorelai finally admits that the newly-returned Jess, and missing Jess, the girls prepare somehow end up stealing a is not there. After much to simply re-watch the whole she simply did not love Max. Christopher tells Lorelai he is for their backpacking trip yacht and getting arrested. avoidance, Lorelai and series, now it’s crunch time. The next day, the girls end up going home because Sherry is through Europe. Lorelai picks her up from Christopher finally have Keeping this in mind, here at looking into Rory’s future pregnant. S4:E22 — “Raincoats jail and Rory announces that the conversation where they is a list of the must-watch with a trip to Harvard. S3:E7 — “They Shoot and Recipes” she will not be returning to realize that they are simply episodes before Nov. 25, be S2:E19 — “Teach Me Gilmores, Don’t They?” Before the Dragonfly Inn Yale. Lorelai finds this unac- not meant to be. careful of spoilers. Tonight” The town’s 24-hour dance is set to open, Lorelai and the ceptable and turns to her S7:E21 — “Unto the S1:E1 — “” In this episode, Luke learns marathon is here and the girls gang decide to have a test run parents for help. This back- Breach” Airing on Oct. 5, 2000, this that Jess is on the verge of enter. While Lorelai steps and invite all of their friends. fires, and by the end of the Rory is graduating from episode is when the audience failing out of high school, out to beg Luke to repair her After four seasons of waiting, episode Rory is living in her Yale, and that comes with a meets all the important char- and seeks Rory’s help. While broken shoe, she leaves Rory Lorelai and Luke finally kiss. grandparents’ pool house, big question from Logan — acters and the stage is set. Rory tries for hours to get in Dean’s arms. When Rory When Lorelai runs home, she Rory and Lorelai are not a proposal to marry him and Rory is accepted to a pres- him focused on studying, and Jess begin to yell at each finds Rory and Dean coming speaking, and Lorelai asks move to California. Rory is tigious school, and Lorelai she eventually gives in and other from across the dance out of Rory’s room and puts Luke to marry her. caught off guard, but ulti- must ask her estranged they decide to go out for ice floor, Dean suddenly drops together that they just slept S6:E9 — “The Prodigal mately decides that she does parents for help. The result: cream — which ends with Rory’s hand and tells her that together — even though Dean Daughter Returns” not want to settle down and Friday night dinners. Jess crashing Rory’s car into he is done denying that Rory is married. After finally realizing have everything decided for S1:E21 — “Love, Daisies a bench. Luke and Lorelai and Jess have feelings for S5:E2 — “A Messenger, her mistake, Rory starts to her at 22 — she declines the and Troubadours” have their biggest fight yet — each other. By the end of the Nothing More” right her wrongs. She makes proposal. Dean shows up at Rory’s resulting with Luke sending episode, Rory and Jess are After getting in a fight with arrangements to go back to S7:E22 — “Bon Voyage” school hoping she wants to Jess back to New York. together. her mother, Rory accepts the Yale, gets a job at a news- Rory receives a job offer talk about their relationship invitation from her recently- paper, and she and Lorelai to work on ’s separated grandmother to have a long-awaited reunion. presidential campaign and she spend the summer in Europe. Luke learns that he has a has to leave in two days. Luke While in Europe, Rory daughter, April, and does not gets the whole town together reflects on sleeping with tell Lorelai. to throw a surprise goodbye Dean and sends him a letter. S7:E1 — “The Long party for Rory. When Lorelai Lindsay (Dean’s wife) finds Morrow” goes to thank him, they kiss. it in his coat and publicly Luke finally decides that And the beloved series ends announces their breakup by he is ready to commit to the way it began, with the throwing all of his stuff out Lorelai, but unfortunately it girls having coffee in Luke’s the window. is too late — Lorelai spent the diner just before Rory leaves S5:E13 — “Wedding Bell night with Christopher. to conquer the world. Blues” S7:E8 — “Introducing When Richard and Emily Lorelai Planetarium” finally reconcile, they decide After only a couple to renew their vows. Emily months of dating, Lorelai sees this as the perfect and Christopher elope. When @CollegiateTimes

COURTESY OF ROADTRIP: How to pass the time on the drive home that suits your own liking. find things that start with “P,” from page 1 Music, audiobooks and “I” and “G.” are perfect if the Twenty questions is another for a story that comes across driver is by his or herself and popular game that is relatively as interesting. Keep in mind can even work in a multiple easy. Someone thinks of an that they are typically more passenger setting. However, object, place or person and the expensive than a regular book, car rides without talking can others have 20 yes or no ques- so pick something that is sure get awkward from time to time. tions to ask in order to figure to be pleasing to the ear. No one If you know the passengers, out what the person is thinking wants to spend $30 and turn encourage some conversation of. off the narrator two minutes between everyone to lighten “I’m going on a picnic” is a in because his or her voice is up the mood and make that ride memory game that multiple boring to listen to. that much more enjoyable. This people can participate in. Each Podcasts provide an alter- is where those classic games person takes turns and says an native to audiobooks and can come into play. item that he or she is bringing be downloaded through iTunes A popular game for car on a picnic, going in order from or other websites. These digital passengers is the ABC game. A to Z. However, the catch media files range from TV The goal of the game is to involves repeating the previous show analyses to exploring the identify letters of the alphabet items mentioned. For example, history of the internet. in order outside the car. For once the group has gotten to F, Jessica Derschowitz with example, A could mean all the said items ranging from recom- pointing out an Applebee’s sign A to E also have to be recited in mends a called or a street name that starts with order. “Gilmore Guys.” She goes A. Once you find something Driving home for into further detail explaining that starts with the letter A, then Thanksgiving doesn’t have to that the podcast is “two dudes you move on to the letter B and be silent and boring. Try some (veteran fan Kevin T. Porter and so forth until someone finishes of these ideas to keep enter- newcomer Demi the entire alphabet. tained during the hours sitting Adejuyigbe) who are watching To make the game go in a car. and (hilariously) analyzing the quicker, another version show episode by episode.” involves spelling out a word Check online to read the instead. For example, if descriptions of the thousands someone says the word “PIG,” of podcasts out there to find one then everyone in the car has to @CollegiateTimes PAGE 6 November 17, 2016 collegiatetimes.com [email protected]

TAYO OLADELE / COLLEGIATE TIMES The Virginia Tech women’s basketball team huddles during its eventual 67–36 victory over UNC Asheville, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2016.

The Virginia Tech women’s basketball team advanced to 2-0 with a dominating Tech women’s basketball 67-36 victory against the Presbyterian College Blue Hose. The Hokies were led by Sidney Cook who recorded a double double with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Senior point guard Vanessa Poanousis broke the Virginia Tech record for career three routs Presbyterian 67–36 pointers made, knocking down three out of her 11 total three point attempts in the Hokies blowout win. Looking to bounce back, Tech travels to South Bend After a disappointing loss to Georgia Tech at home, the Hokies fell out of the College Football Playoff rankings. Now, Tech will travel to Notre Dame for the fi rst time in program history. Compared to past seasons, the Fighting Irish have had a historically bad year, winning only four games.

JORDAN HUTCHINSON Notre Dame has no implication interceptions. Evans will surely sports staff writer on the ACC Championship focus on limiting turnovers Game. against the Irish. On the other In a tradition-filled affair, “I think it falls at a perfect side of the ball, Virginia Tech’s Virginia Tech will travel to time for us,” said fullback defense finally looks healthy South Bend to play the Notre Sam Rogers. “It falls at a time again. The depth on defense Dame Fighting Irish on where we can just focus on will be needed to slow down the Saturday. Although the Irish getting better right now. We Notre Dame’s electric offense. are 4–6 this year, they have know we didn’t play well last Notre Dame is going to be a tradition on their side. Notre week. We didn’t deserve to tough challenge for the Hokies, Dame is the site of 11 national win the Coastal Championship regardless of its record. The championships and seven last week, but we still have that Irish are led by the top NFL Heisman award winners and opportunity.” quarterback prospect, DeShone has the second-most wins of While the game may not Kizer. Kizer has thrown for any program in the history of hold any bearing as far as the 2,470 yards and 22 touchdowns the sport. ACC standings, the Hokies this season. On the ground, “Obviously I have a very much want to come out of Kizer is also a threat, he has tremendous amount of respect South Bend with a win over a rushed for almost 500 yards for college football tradition historic program. and has crossed the goal line and Notre Dame,” said head “Our focus is always going seven times for the Irish. The coach Justin Fuente. “They 1–0 no matter what, no matter defensive unit for the Irish has are kind of ingrained in the who we’re playing against,” also dramatically increased history of college football, said wide receiver Isaiah Ford. throughout the season. In the and that is really neat. Part of “Whether that’s Notre Dame, last six games, the Irish have (Notre Dame) being involved U.Va. or the Pittsburgh Steelers. allowed 82.5 less yards per in our league includes home- No matter who we’re playing, game and jumped up to 39th in and-aways with prestigious we’re going to prepare the same the country on defense. programs.” way, and we’re going to try and While the Hokies will be The non-conference game go 1–0.” trying to get the bad taste out falls at an interesting time for The Hokies will look to of their mouths from Georgia Virginia Tech, which is atop bounce back after an ugly loss Tech, the Irish will be trying to the ACC Coastal standings to Georgia Tech in front of a fight for bowl eligibility. and in the driver’s seat for the sellout crowd. Quarterback ACC Championship. While the Jerod Evans was plagued LOREN SKINKER / COLLEGIATE TIMES Hokies obviously want to win by turnovers last game, @jutchinson Jerod Evans (4) crosses the goal line for a Hokie touchdown, Nov. 12, 2016. on Saturday, the game against throwing a career high of two BLOWOUT: Hill lights-out from three against HPU just shoot more and try to be unable to get great and perfect from page 1 consistent with the same form,” shots. Hill said about what he did to That changed for Tech “I’ll have to go and look at improve his shot. “Freshman tonight against High Point as them, but I’m guessing they year, I used to change my shot they seemed to move the ball were pretty wide open,” said every time I shot it, so in the effortlessly and get wide open High Point head coach Scott offseason I just worked on the looks. Cherry. “The ones we did same shot consistently, over “We definitely had way contest they made too. If you and over again.” more great and perfect than give them the first three, four or we had good shots,” said five, anybody you play against, The re-emergence of Hill redshirt senior Seth Allen, who you give them confidence. should be unsurprising consid- finished with 17 points, five They got confidence from that ering how highly touted he rebounds and five assists. “I early, and then we missed some was as a recruit coming out of think we only took two or three assignments in transition as we high school and solid freshman bad shots. (Williams) cuts were trying to stop the ball and season. them up in half so there is the protect the paint.” “I don’t know that I could top two (great and perfect) and Ahmed Hill and Ty Outlaw, have necessarily predicted the bottom two (good and bad). who were forced to sit out last his field goal percentage and There were 13 more in the top season due to their health, were things of that nature but as half than in the bottom half.” the catalysts from beyond the I’ve mentioned before, he After the Hokies’ home arc for Tech, stretching the holds himself to an incredibly matchup against VMI, they floor and getting the Panthers high standard,” Williams will have a 10-day road trip defense off balance. said. “When Ahmed’s heart consisting of the Wooden “It’s so important. Ahmed is pumping you can literally Legacy Tournament and (Hill) and Ty (Outlaw) are great feel and see the blood of how the ACC-Big Ten challenge shooters, and it just stretches much he cares. I don’t neces- against Michigan. the floor for us drivers like sarily think Ahmed is a great “I thought we made a me, Seth (Allen) and Justin player relative to his talent, but distinct step in the right (Robinson),” Clarke said about I think he’s elite relative to how direction tonight,” Williams having effective shooters on hard he plays and how much he said. “I didn’t think we were the perimeter. cares.” necessarily bad in game one, Hill has shown no signs After the Hokies’ home but I think we were trying to of rust from his off year, and opening victory against Maine, justify too much of our inade- instead has shown drastic Williams had several criti- quacies and blaming it on, oh it improvements to his game, cisms regarding Tech’s shot was game one. I think, relative particularly shooting the selection and overall flow of to the 10-day road trip, we need ball. The redshirt-sophomore the offense. He mentioned that to hurry up and get off of that finished the game with a team he categorizes shots into four and take the next step. I thought high 20 points including six different categories: bad, good, we for sure did that.” three-pointers, while adding great and perfect. Williams BEN WEIDLICH / COLLEGIATE TIMES four assists, three rebounds and said that against Maine, the two steals. Hokies settled for a lot of Ahmed Hill (13) hits a jump shot after being fouled by High Point junior Austin @FaizanCT White (2) in Cassell Coliseum, Nov. 15, 2016. “Just getting it off quicker, bad and good shots and were