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twitter.com/DailyToreador DServing the Texas Techaily University community since 1925 Toreadorwww.dailytoreador.com twitter.com/DailyToreador DServing the Texas Techaily University community since 1925 Toreadorwww.dailytoreador.com PoemJazz to perform Boehner: No debt hike City confirms in SUB Allen Theatre Paul McCartney to perform at Tech without concessions Blind student overcomes social WASHINGTON (AP) — The United The Presidential Lecture and Perfor- By DIEGO GAYTAN 1st West Nile mance Series will conclude at 7 p.m. April 25 “It is truly a historic time when we have States moved closer to the possibility of the staff writer with PoemJazz, performed by a poet laureate someone of Paul McCartney’s stature reach out to first-ever default on the government’s debt and a Grammy award-winning jazz pianist. Lubbock — reach out to Texas Tech University — Sunday as Speaker John Boehner adamantly stigmas, campus challenges Performing in the Student Union build- Paul McCartney, former member of The and ask to come to Lubbock,” he said. $ ruled out a House vote on a straightforward death in 2013 ing’s Allen Theatre, Robert Pinsky, a U.S. Beatles, will open the 2014 U.S. leg of his “Out Tech President Duane Nellis said Holly and 6 COL x 2” bill to boost the borrowing authority without By CHELSEA GRUNDEN There” tour June 14 in the United Spirit Arena, ac- The Crickets influenced many musicians. concessions from President Barack Obama. Poet Laureate and the poetry editor of Slate Staff Writer magazine, and Laurence Hobgood, who cording to a news release from The Messina Group. “Lubbock’s own Buddy Holly and The Crickets With no resolution in sight, Treasury McCartney’s scheduled performance was an- have had a tremendous impact on so many in won his third Grammy in 2010, will present Secretary Jack Lew warned that Congress is The City of Lubbock confirmed the first PoemJazz, a dramatic reading accompanied nounced Wednesday at a press conference hosted the world of music,” he said. “We can’t forget the “playing with fire” as he called on lawmak- in the Buddy Holly Center. impact Buddy Holly and The Crickets had on four 2013 death from West Nile virus Neuroin- by a jazz piano, according to a Texas Tech ers to quickly pass legislation re-opening the vasive Disease. news release. Lubbock Mayor Glen Robertson said McCart- young lads from Liverpool, England.” government and a measure increasing the ney reached out to the city of Lubbock because of Kent Meredith, interim assistant vice president According to a news release from Public “Sentences and lines have melodies nation’s $16.7 trillion debt limit. Health Coordinator Beckie Brawley on Oct. and rhythms, and master musicians like Holly’s influence on him. for auxiliary services and director of the United The government shutdown precipitated “He reached out and said ‘I want to play in the Spirit Arena, said the press conference was hosted 4, the deceased was older the age of 80, had the great Laurence Hobgood express by the budget brinkmanship entered its sixth a chronic medical condition and lived in the feelings,” Pinsky said in the release. “Our hometown of Buddy Holly,’” he said. at the Buddy Holly Center because of Holly’s last- day with hundreds of thousands of federal Tickets for the event are priced at $59.50, ing legacy in music. 79424 ZIP code. performance is a conversation between two employees furloughed, national parks closed Less than 1 percent of people who are kinds of music. It’s comparable to rap — but $89.50, $165 and $250. “Part of that legacy is the impact and the influ- and an array of government services on hold. infected will develop a serious neurologic in a completely different idiom, in language American Express Card Members can pur- ence that Buddy had on many artists around the 360 illness such as encephalitis or meningitis, and in musical idiom.” chase tickets at 10 a.m. April 21. world including some of the top name artists ever,” per day according to the release. Tech students receive free admission with Tickets for the general public will go on sale he said. “That is why we are here this morning to West Nile virus cannot be spread from a valid student ID, according to the release. at 10 a.m. April 25. Tickets can be purchased at make an announcement that one of those artists PHOTO BY EMILY DE SANTOS/The Daily Toreador Storm system Karen bird to man, horse to man or person to General admission tickets are available on- PaulMcCartney.com. is going to be here.” TEXAS TECH SYSTEM Chancellor Kent Hance speaks during the announcement of person, according to the release. line at selectaseatlubbock.com for $18 each. Robertson said McCartney’s concert in Lub- Paul McCartney coming to Lubbock on Wednesday in the Buddy Holly Center. Mc- dissipates off Gulf Coast ➤➤ [email protected] bock will be a historic event. MCCARTNEY continued on Page 2 ➤➤ Cartney will kick off his tour in the United Spirit Arena on June 14. INCLUDES COLOR LAFITTE, La. (AP) — After days of WEST NILE continued on Page 2 ➤➤ lumbering toward the Gulf Coast, the storm system Karen dissipated Sunday as storm HSC School of Medicine preparations in the region were called off honors project, alumni or scaled back. Democrats quiz As tides began to recede along coastal The Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Louisiana, crews worked to pick up sand- will host an appreciation dinner and honor bags and some fishermen took to the water. School of Medicine distinguished alumni, In Lafitte, the tide had water levels along students about local physicians and others at 6:30 p.m. today Diversity Week Bayou Barataria lapping at the edges of piers at the Lubbock Memorial Center. and sections of the main roadway into the Additionally, medical students will small fishing village prone to flooding. politics recognize community participants in the Tech Activities Board works to expand cultural awareness across campus “We’re very lucky,” fisherman Ken Barber Shop Project, according to an HSC LeBeau said. He added that he was anxious PORTRAIT BY BRAD TOLLEFSON/The Daily Toreador By MIKAEL GONZALES news release. to get out shrimping Sunday — while the KYLE STEINLE, A mathematics graduate student from Oak Harbor, Wash., By HANNAH HIPP Staff Writer Students working on the project host tide is up, shrimp may be farther inland; takes his seeing eye dog, Jeanette, to help guide him through classes and daily life. staff writer Steinle lost his vision in 2002 after being shot in the face with a .22-caliber pistol. health checks at barber shops and beauty fisherman don’t have to venture as far out The Texas Tech Student Democrats salons, according to the release. The stu- With a current student enrollment of 31,000, to catch them. interviewed students about their political dents raise awareness about body mass almost 40 percent of Texas Tech students are of The community has been swamped By TYLER DORNER and put him in a medically induced coma for the Blind, there are approximately 656,100 knowledge for their YouTube page at noon index and blood pleasure by providing with flooding by several storms since Hur- an ethnicity other than white. Staff Writer a week, he said. He somehow came out of blind people in the U.S. from the ages of Friday at the Free Speech Area. information to patients. The Tech Activities Board organized a string ricane Katrina in 2005. Many are just re- it, and from that point on, doctors expected 4-20. There are more than 900,000 people Daniela Parraga, a senior journalism Clinical faculty members and physicians of events as part of Diversity Week, bringing covering from Hurricane Isaac last summer. Students who are visually impaired face him to remain in the hospital for a year. who are listed as being visually impaired major from San Antonio, had a microphone from Lubbock will be honored for their support recognition to the diversity of the Tech campus. 6 COL x 3” unique problems when it comes to just However, Steinle left after six weeks. who have received some college educa- in hand as she stopped students and asked of medical education and health care. More “It’s important to enlighten students about getting to class, using textbooks and facing Accompanying Steinle is his dog Jean- tion. Overall, Texas is listed as the second them political questions. than 600 community-based physicians work as how diverse the Texas Tech student body is,” assumptions of what they can and can’t do. nette, who is a mix of a Lab and Golden highest state for visual impairments with The member of Tech Student Democrats part-time lecturers, according to the release, or Natalie Butler, a sophomore marketing and OPINIONS, Pg. 4 asked students if they knew what the Afford- provide opportunities in their private practices Mathematics graduate student Kyle Retriever. She has been with him for about 615,800 people. management information systems major from able Care Act — better known as Obam- to students, residents and fellows. Steinle, from Oak Harbor, Wash., has been six years and was bred by Seeing Eye in For Steinle, he hasn’t had any issues Dallas, said. acare — was, who the U.S. vice president ➤➤ [email protected] blind for nearly 12 years after a “freak” ac- Morristown, N.J. with getting around campus in a safe and Butler is the outreach coordinator for the $ cident, he said. His brother was showing Tanya Washington, the location and timely manner. is, whether they knew what Miley Cyrus was Tech Activities Board and said there have been him a .22-caliber pistol he had stolen from rehabilitation counselor for the Texas De- “Navigating around is not too much of a famous for, and if they could identify what events going on all week, with some of them being his grandfather when the gun discharged, partment of Assistive and Rehabilitative problem,” he said. show Snooki of “Jersey Shore” was from. OPINIONS, Pg. 4 week-long events and others being day specific. hitting Steinle from five feet away in his Services in the Division for Blind Services, People around campus are generally Raul Cevallos, vice president of Tech Some of the week-long events include a right eye immediately causing blindness in is one of the people who help blind students helpful and friendly to those who are visually Student Democrats and junior management diversity wall at the Student Union building for his right eye. all the way from high school to when they impaired, he said. information systems major from Dallas, said students to comment on various diversity topics, The bullet shattered upon impact and begin looking for a job. The problem visually impaired students the responses from students would go on a and a couple of fundraisers for Women’s Protec- Gleinser vs. Sigler hit his optic nerve in his left eye, which then “We figure out what services they need face is not so much walking around campus, YouTube page to show student knowledge of tive Services and U.S. troops overseas, according per day caused him to become totally blind. as far as going to school,” Washington said. but riding around it. political and popular culture news. to the TAB website. Opinions May Vary: The doctors did not expect him to live According to the National Federation of STEINLE continued on Page 2 ➤➤ “We also have a map where you can pin Snowden: patriot or traitor? DEMOCRATS continued on Page 2 ➤➤ where you’re from or where your origin is,” Butler said, “It’s a great way to see where other people come from.” PHOTO BY DANIELLE ZARAGOZA/The Daily Toreador Getz: Some LGBT activists go TYLER JEWELL, A junior criminology major from Arlington, attempts to block an opponent from scoring a point in a game of quidditch, Wednesday outside the Robert H. Ewalt Student Rec Center Fields. The quiddich match was part of Tech Activites Board 500 too far pursuing equality DIVERSITY continued on Page 3 ➤➤ Diversity Week. Red Raider football team plays villain to Jayhawks homecoming game
By MICHAEL DUPONT II “I mean sometimes it just takes a for Tech’s defense entering Saturday. this is not the same defense as last SportS editor while to get started because you’re just “We heard 390 all week and we made year — so let’s let that be known pretty Govt. announces waking up,” he said. “I mean we had it a point to come in here and stop the early — and I feel like we did a good job Lubbock, Tech organizations discuss immigration INCLUDES COLOR An 11 a.m. start time meant No. a early wake-up call, but just getting run,” he said. with that.” 20 Texas Tech (5-0, 2-0) would need started is the hardest part, but when The Jayhawks rushed for 53 total Tech rushed for 179 yards and four By DIEGO GAYTAN cutbacks to Pell to focus on bringing early energy on we get in a groove and get things going yards on 37 carries. Sophomore running touchdowns on 43 carries. Several staff writer the road in front of Kansas’ (2-2, 0-1) then we’re on a roll.” back Darrian Miller and senior running botched snaps were the source of the The director of the film “Documented,” homecoming crowd in Lawrence, Kan. Freshman quarterback Baker May- back James Sims combined for 95 rush- diminished total rushing stats for the Jose Antonio Vargas, met with Texas Tech Grant Program The Jayhawks had the early com- field completed 33 of his 51 pass at- ing yards on 21 carries. Red Raiders. student organizations Wednesday to discuss ponents for an upset against the Red tempts for 368 yards and one intercep- Although the Red Raiders were test- Sophomore running back DeAndre Austin City Limits kicks off 1st week- Raiders. An early kickoff coupled with tion. Mayfield also rushed for 23 yards, ed early, the final result was a positive Washington said the success on the immigration in the United States. By KAITLIN BAIN end—LA VIDA, Page 5 a quick 10-0 lead appeared as if Kansas including a 19-yard touchdown to give statement to the fact this Tech defense ground stemmed from making a con- Members from the Tech Young Conser- staff writer vatives of Texas, Tech Student Democrats, was going to test Tech. Tech its first lead of the afternoon. has redesigned itself in the past year, se- tinuous effort to establish the run. the Tech Young Republicans and the League Need-based grants to low-income students After a missed 32-yard field goal The Red Raiders proved most ef- nior defensive lineman Will Smith said. “I think we got things going,” he of United Latin American Citizens were in allow these students to have access to education INDEX from junior kicker Ryan Bustin, the ficient in the second quarter, scoring “Yeah they were pretty excited com- said. “We were kind of slow in the first attendance at the discussion. that they may not have had the opportunity to Red Raiders went on to score points on all four of their drives and allowing ing out,” he said. “It’s their homecom- half, but we was able to get some things The event was part of the Tech Activi- participate in previously. Crossword...... 2 in their next seven consecutive drives the Jayhawks zero points or first downs. ing, it’s an early morning game, so yeah, going in the second half and kind of Tech tries to continue momentum— ties Board Diversity Week, according to a However, the federal government, according Classifieds...... 7 and emerged victorious in a 54-16 rout. A year ago, the Jayhawks rushed once everything settled down and we tempo them and you could kind of see SPORTS, Page 6 Tech release. to an Associate Press article, has announced a new La Vida...... 3 Senior receiver Eric Ward said the for 390 yards during the overtime loss settled down and communicated things it kind of wear down on them towards William Dominguez, a senior account- budget, passed Thursday, that cuts Pell Grants for Opinions...... 4 early start might have played a factor they suffered in Lubbock, and senior went very smooth. the second half of the game.” INDEX ing major from Kaufman and chairman of low-income students. Sports...... 6 in Tech’s lack of offensive production defensive linebacker Kerry Hyder said “It feels great. That was one of the Ronald Gilbert, Texas Tech assistant professor in the opening quarter. the previous success was a focal point things we were harping on, like I mean Crossword...... 2 the Young Conservatives, said he attended Sudoku...... 6 FOOTBALL continued on Page 6 ➤➤ the event because he was interested in of economics, said the budget cuts that include the Classifieds...... 5 discussing immigration with people with cuts to Pell Grants are not cuts at all, but the shift of La Vida...... 3 PHOTO BY EMILY DE SANTOS/The Daily Toreador different viewpoints funds from expenditures like defense and education EDITORIAL: 806-742-3393 ADVERTISING: 806-742-3384 BUSINESS: 806-742-3388 FAX: 806-742-2434 CIRCULATION: 806-742-3388 EMAIL: [email protected] Opinions...... 4 JOSE ANTONIO VARGAS, an immigration activist and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, discusses immigration with a panel of different Texas Tech student orga- spending to other expenditures such as health care. 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By CAITLAN OSBORN and second in retail cut identi- Staff Writer fication. He said the team was very dedicated to preparing for Members of the Texas Tech meat- the competition. with news and entertainment. The campus is filled with Red Raider Orientation incoming stu- judging team were awarded the title “To tell you the truth, we’re of world champions and received doing the same things we’ve al- first place honors at the Australian ways done,” he said, “ I just think Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest we’ve been very fortunate. We in Armidale, New South Wales, on work hard, we prepare well, and July 9. I think we’ve been very blessed Mark Miller, the team’s coach, in every way. We also have great said the team was invited to Austra- students who have a great work dents and their parents, many youth camps and more than 10,000 students attending classes lia in December, out of an estimated ethic.” 30 U.S. teams, to compete against 11 Mandy-Jo Laurent, a junior Australian teams and one national animal science-production major team from Japan. He said it was an from Nacogdoches said the op- honor to be selected as the nation’s portunity to compete in Australia only meat-judging contestants. was an incredible experience. “Australia was awesome and we “(It’s) surreal,” she said. “It’s were treated very well,” he said. “The amazing to have the opportunity people in Australia rolled out the to say that you are a world cham- and faculty and staff. red carpet and they took excellent pion. And we are the first team care of us. They welcomed us with in Tech meat-judging history to open arms and taught us everything be able to say that. It was great PHOTO COURTESY OF ESTEBAN SIERRA we needed to be successful while we to know that all of our hard work Sunday Ships were over there.” and early mornings paid off.” GRADY SPENCER AND the Griswulds will perform music from their first album, , at The Blue Light on July 27. The team ranked first in beef, pork and lamb grading, Miller said, MEAT continued on Page 2 ➤➤ Band with Tech roots makes dreams come true
By KASSIDY KETRON local bar, he said. The group was able to finish the “I’m at a point now where it’s Staff Writer “I always just kind of dreamed album in just a few sessions, he said. like, I don’t have to play music and of putting together a band where “Altogether, it was done in it’s really free because I enjoy it and Four men affiliated with Texas everybody just really loved music about four or five sessions so, I I get to play with people like Grady Tech are making their dreams and they weren’t in it for, you mean, for it to go that quickly, and Geoff,” he said, “you know, I come true by releasing their band’s, know, the bad stuff that people one, says a lot for how tight-knit get to play in this band and it’s fun. Frequency Discount Rates Grady Spencer and the Griswulds, get into bands for,” he said, “you the band has come together and So, I’m not worried about anything first album, Sunday Ships, on July know, these people just enjoy also just when you’re having fun it else and when you get to that point 27. playing good music. When me and goes really easy.” then that’s when it seems like, to Grady Spencer, the lead vocalist David (McDonald) started playing McDonald, the drum player me, you get a lot more creative and and a Tech alumnus, said after he together I just started building and a Tech alumnus, said when he things open up.” graduated from Tech he moved to on people who just enjoy playing saw Spencer’s add on Craigslist, Geoff Lisch, bass guitarist and Austin to try and “make it” there, really good music, and I think to- he was not particularly looking an industrial engineering graduate but found more success putting a gether we’ve built this kind of big for another band to join, but was student at Tech from Austin, said band together in Lubbock with sound that Lubbock hasn’t heard impressed with Spencer’s sound the band is different from oth- people who had the same love of in a while.” and song writing. ers because there’s no computer PHOTO COURTESY OF SHANNA WARD music as he did. The band’s album, Spencer said, Like Spencer, McDonald said, “magic,” what people hear on the THE TECH MEAT judging team gathers for a photo after winning The members of the band met has a “rootsy” sound, with a range he too, tried to “make it” with his album is what they sound like. Three issues at a reduced rate of $12 per inch the Intercollegiate Meat Judging contest in Australia. The team beat by everything from a Craigslist add of Texas country, old country, blues punk band in Austin and Califor- 12 other teams to become world champions. to a song writing competition at a and soul sounds. nia, but it didn’t work out. BAND continued on Page 2 ➤➤ Casey Anthony lies low MINI MARATHON Six issues at a reduced rate of $11 per inch during 1st day of freedom
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — This is Rivera by phone on Fox News Chan- “baby killer” and “you suck” as she what freedom looks like for Casey An- nel late Sunday. climbed into an SUV. thony: $537.68 from her jail account, Experts who have helped other The vehicle sped away and darted no job, estranged parents, a criminal notorious defendants through rough into a parking garage at a building record, lawsuits pending against her times say she will have opportunities where one of her attorneys has offices. and the scorn of multitudes who think as well, but it won’t be easy for the Where she went next is unknown. she got away with murder. 25-year-old, who was found not guilty Soon after her release, there was She quickly gave reporters the slip of killing her 2-year-old daughter, police activity at Orlando Executive Nine issues (both summer semesters) at a after walking out of jail Sunday, but Caylee, but convicted of lying to Airport as two vehicles pulled up whatever life she manages to build investigators. to a twin-engine private jet bound for herself will be lived under a media With her hair in a bun, Casey for Columbus, Ohio, but no one microscope and the shadow of count- Anthony walked out the front door saw Anthony get out and onto the less threats. of an Orlando-area jail shortly after plane. Ohio is the home state of PHOTO BY SCOTT MACWATTERS/The Daily Toreador “Right now we are just moving midnight, wearing a pink T-shirt, Anthony’s parents, but an official ROSA RAMIREZ, A competitor in the Kids Triathlon at the Robert H. Ewalt Student Recreation Center in forward and trying to start putting the blue jeans and sneakers, and escorted at the Columbus airport said the the ages 7-10 category, sprints to the finish. A total of 134 children participated in the event that required them pieces back together for Casey’s life,” by sheriff’s deputies holding semi- aircraft was only carrying golfers to swim in the lap pool, ride a bike around campus, and then run on the jogging path around the rec. Based on her attorney, Jose Baez, told Geraldo automatic rifles. Protesters shouted back from a Florida vacation. their age, competitors went different distances in each event. reduced rate of $9 per inch INDEX WEATHER Skinner: Harry Soduku...... 2 Today Sunny Wednesday Partly Cloudy La Vida...... 3 Potter fans are crazy, Crossword...... 4 on the loose. DT Classifides...... 5 100 99 Photos 75 75 Buy online at OPINIONS, Pg. 4 dailytoreador.com
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