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Wnb a Anenrion iiLL C PA oj: Jl IIIIOKS 330 OK & SeniOKs! bicbt'K... IT'S HOT TOO Line TO join !! liidiicTion Ceneawnv: Sun, OCT 21 7/w Srudein Union MidvpuK/vse Fox iwiY Info: annua co-advison Slienyl Kein, CaneeK Semcts, E ! >i SI OK eatail SheKvl or shenvl. Kein@W'KiJ YOU'LL BE AMAZED! YOU GOTTA CHECK THIS OUT! Cimpici n You don't have to be an expert. Let our knowledgable SEASONS CHANGE: Soon to be forced into the tunnels by dropping temperatures, staff he| sa,isf ur thirs,! WINw,,i i E^ p v y° WSU students enjoyed one of the last warm days of autumn on Tuesday. Tom Lewis, a 1.000 WINES n?0M 20 PEGIONS! business major and founder of the Wright Bicycle Repair Shop (above), took advantage OVEP 200 MICP0 BPEWED I SPECIALITY IMP0PTED BEEPS of the weather by performing bike tricks on the steps of the amphitheater. Photo by Josh Sweigart • Beer Tasting Every Friday 4p-7p MO427-ai007 ? • Wine Tasting Every Saturday 12p - Sp ln Cemin, tea 0'n N Fairfield Rd • WinetastingeveryWednesday4p-?p towaiiaby s • Home Wine and Beer Waking Supplies fairr.eldwine.vearthlink.net EARN $14.15 base appt. Campus Crime Guaranteed starting pay! Arson/Related offense reported in the Frederick A taken into custody for Oct. (>: Criminal damag- White Center. driving under the influence 10-40 hrs/wk. we train! ing was reportt -! in Parking Oct. 4: Car stereo and underage consumption Lot 1. Co-ops/Scholarships awarded. Conditions Exist. equipment was reported and possession on ZinJc stolen in Lot 4. Road. Call Mon.-Fri., 11-6 pm 436-3580 Drug offense Oct. (>: Theft from . Oct. 4: Drug abuse and motor vehicle was reported Wanted person www.workfbrstudents.com disorderly conduct were on Springwood Lane. Oct. 3: An individual reported in Hamilton Hall. wanted by the Vandalia Traffic Police was taken into Larceny-Theft Oct. 7: An individual was custody in Lot 20. 'Body Weri.es Sept. 28: A theft was Your complete repair faciCity!fac our top priority. We nave trained and certified technicians. We are modern and f ully equipped. We handle an y insurance claim. 1203 N. Fairfield Rd. return of your car is our goal! • Nobel Laureate and work in close proximity treat China." he said. "He speaks at WSU to one another. Vaccinations wants us to trade with him Sir John Walker pre- are S80 and are offered on and talk to him. but to sented the annual Partab T. Thursday. Oct. 11 from I p.m. recognize that Cuba is an Varandani Memorial Lecture to 7 p.m. in rooms 156 B and independent nation." on Oct. 8. He received the C of the Student Union. Nobel Pri/e for chemist r\ in • Senator Voinovich 1997. along with his UCLA • Professor speaks comments on colleague Paul Poyer, for out about relations military actions their work in structural with Cuba biology. In a statement on Oct. 7, James Walker, professor George Voinovich. Ohio SAFE of political science, presented senator, stated support of Ot.K.yVJV - EXPERIENCED • Meningitis a lecture on Oct. 2 about the military strikes executed vaccination offered past, present and future of against Afghanistan. to students Cuba. Walker believes the "Today's attack was strategic boycotts, embargoes and and executed in concert with our allies. I am confident the Wednesday. Oct. 10. 2001 News Crime report shows increase in areas ™ wher. u e to allocate their bhe aware of their belongings items are never left unat- By Scott Benfield 1998, 187 — or 96 percent of and take precautions. Some tended. them — took place on cam- resources, according to Polk. Staff writer ' hey help officers target of their recommendations are A copy of the full report, pus. as follows: walking in groups, as well as other information Chief Simone Polk, directed patrols, as well as The Department of Public educate people in problem especially at night, using the about Public Safety policies Safety released the annual director of Public Safety, said campus safety escort service, and services, is available in the rise in liquor law viola- areas. crime statistics for Wright The Department of Public- keeping resident doors locked the Public Safety information State University, showing an tions might be relative to a at all times and making sure booklet and online at growing freshman class. Safety advises all members of increase in reported crime in the university community to that books and other valuable www.wright.edu/admin/ some areas. According to Polk, younger safety/. The report gives the students are more likely to crime statistics for the year get into trouble. "Younger Wright State Crime 2000. and compares them to people are more experimen- the results of the previous tal," she said. 1998 1999 2000 two years. The statistics Burglary, which includes Statistics 1998-2000 account for all crimes re- the residence halls and the ported to WSU Public Safety academic buildings on Robbery 5 15 11 as well as other local law campus, has been steadily enforcement agencies. The rising for the past three Aggravated assault 15 9 14 report consists of all offenses years. In fact, the grand total that occurred on campus, on of burp'ary offenses for all Motor vehicle theft 28 31 51 public property near the three areas included in the report more than doubled campus, and on university Burglary 24 20 45 owned property that is not in from 20 to 45 between 1999 close proximity to the main and 2000. campus. Polk attributes the Forcible Sex Offenses 5 7 6 In 2000, there was a changes to several things, not just a rise in criminal activity. decrease in motor vehicle Liquor Law Arrests 40 62 62 theft for all on-campus She said that increased enforcement, as well as property from 25 in 1999, to 132 147 18 in 2000. On the other increased awareness and Liquor Law Judicial Affairs Referral 131 hand, motor vehicle theft on prevention on the part of the public property near campus students probably played a Drug Law Arrests 55 37 50 took a large jump from six in role. "1 think that community 1999, to thirty-three in 2000. members at WSU are becom- Drug Law Judicial Affairs Referral 38 41 7 Liquor law arrests have ing conscientious of crime also been on the rise, increas- prevention and reporting," crimes reported for on-campus, non-campus and said Polk. ' These numbers represent ing by about 30 each year. Of public property. the 194 liquor law arrests Reports such as this help Public Safety determine- Thefthat have taken placte sincspree e hits campusRestroo m debate associate director of the By Josh Sweigart extra costs, an institution By Scott Benfield freshman, whose CD player, Department of Public Safety, News Editor may not charge individuals or Staff writer CD's, toolbox and bottle jack groups of individuals the were stolen from his truck in said that the fall and spring quarters are when most of expense. "Eric could make a Lot 4. He kept the tools in his Discussion over Wright very strong case under the truck to help people who the major thefts tend to take State's proposed charge for The Wright State Univer- place. There are police ADA," said Rosen, referring to may have had car trouble but students needing restroom Eric Peebles, who challenged sity community saw a rise in said that he won't be able to patrolling the various parking assistance has moved into a crime last week with 18 lots, however there are only the school's proposal over the do that anymore. legal debate with both sides summer. reported thefts from Sept. 23 Three of the crimes took two to four officers on duty interpreting the Americans on any given shift. The service consists of to 29,13 of them from place in Lot 4, while the with Disabilities Ac! differ- paid attendants who stay at automobiles. other two were in lots 7 and "We are understaffed." ently. On Tuesday, Sept. 25, said Finnie. "We would like to the disabilities restroom 10. In all of the instances, The need for cutting throughout the week, helping three separate stereos were either the door lock was see the department increase services came about after stolen from cars parked at in size." students who need assis- popped or the window was state budget cuts, according tance. The program costs the College Park. According to shattered. Also, the crimes Public Safety is on the to Jeffrey Vernooy, director of lookout for suspicious and school $34,000 dollars a year the police reports the thefts occurred in broad daylight, Disabilities Services. Accord- and currently includes about more than likely, took place between the hours of 10:30 criminal behavior. Even ing to Vernooy, the free though they are constantly 30 students. sometime between 3 a.m. a.m. and 4:10 p.m. This restroom services were cut The school initially and 9 a.m. The estimated series of car thefts accounted patrolling the campus, and because everything else is value of the merchandise periodically doing plain- started providing the free for a total of about $3,075 mandatory under the ADA. service to improve the stolen is around $1,500. worth of stolen property . clothed operations, they have Supplying an attendant and The most significant There were several other become increasingly reliant conditions of students with on risk reduction strategies personal assistants is not the disabilities in Ohio, according theft spree of the week stereos stolen along with a institution's responsibility, to Vernooy. "We feel there occurred on Thursday, Sept. pair of cell phones, a home- and techniques due to their said Vernooy. small size. "We really rely on needs to be a few universities 27 in the campus parking coming banner, and a '93 Jeffrey Rosen, of the that offer students those lots when five WSU students GMC Suburban among other crime prevention education," National Council on Disability Finnie said. options," he said. "I dislike learned that their cars were things. Altogether, about in Washington, D.C., dis- doing this and don't want to broken into and had stereo SI 1,000 worth of property Finnie save some advice agrees. According to Rosen equipment missing. was stolen from WSU that the ADA specifies that "I was pretty pissed," week. See "Theft" p.6 although services may require See "Disabilities" p.5 said Benjamin Sweeny, Captain David Finnie, 4 Pie Guardian Wednesday. C indent groups help Sept. 11 victims By Josh Sweigart from recycling them to Red Delta Sigma Theta is The Asian Student News Editor Cross. donating the proceeds of Association donated all of the Delta Tau Delta, with help their annual Delta Debonair money from selling food at competition to Red Cross. fall I est to Red Cross. Like Across campus, various from Delta /.eta, plans to collect monev to buy anew I'ive contestants were se- many other campus groups, student organizations arc lected by a campus-wide vote. they are also presently becoming part <>! what the lire truck I'oi the New York Now whichever contestant planning ways to raise money national mod', has referred I ire Department. Starting collet is the most money will during Homecoming Week. to as the lar; est charity Thursday, volunteers will be elected Delta Debonair and Other organizations, such campaign in the nation's stand in front of Meijer will win a gift certificate to as Student Government, are history. continuously for a week waving an American Hag and the Mall at Fairfield Com- still planning ways to get Greek organizations are involved in the relief effort. engaged in both creative and collecting donations. mons. \ oiunteers are collect- ing money for the contestants "People donate money traditional fundraising With over S3,000 col- lected already, the goal is to in front of the Black Student where ihey see a need," said a techniques. The I'anhellenic representative of the Day ton Council is collecting clothes have over $300,000 by New Union all week. Recently, Beta Phi Omega area chapter of Red Cross, and canned goods to send to Year's Day. "We were looking also held an event, collecting "and you can still see a great New York, as well as alumi- at something to do and money while rowing a small need in that area." Cans donated to the Greek num cans to donate to the something tangible to give offices will be given to the Kettering Fire Department, back," said Anthony Polito, raft in the moat around The member of Delta Tau Delta. Hangar. Kettering Fire Department who will send the money for fundraising. Reasons Why WSl! PHARMACY is the ONLY Pharmacy You'll iver Need - We stock many of the popular over the counter remedies, usually in their generic forms. -Our supplier is Cardinal Distribution in Columbus, Ohio. Hours: -We receive daily orders, so ordering medical supplies and medications for Monday - Friday you if you need us to do so is very easy. We can order a wide range of medical supplies, such as bathroom safety, braces and support . cervical 9:00am - 5:30 pm support, diabetes carc, hosiery, incontinence urologicals. ostomy, wound 1PHONE : 775-3414 management, and other areas as well. -We give a 10 percent discount to seniors (age 60 and over) and WSU students. -We accept checks, MasterCard, VISA, and Discover cards. -The average wait for your prescriptions is under 10 minutes and often five minutes. Also located in Fred White: -We now accept the Wright One Card. -Parents can send insurance info to (937) 775-2167 (fax) Internal Medicine: x4580 Student Health: x2552 Wendv McGonical, Nurse Practitioner and Gordon Walbroehl, M.D. seeing students daily. www.vvright.edu/admin/fredvvhite/pharmacy/ The Guardian... Read more in bathroom stalls than grafitti. The Guardian. Every -Wednesday. Wednesday, Oct 10.2001 The 6uarc8an New SG chief of staff By Nicole Eiland by comprising final reports and initiating task duties for I plan to bring Staff Writer members sitting on the precision and committees," said Jordan, a joy Jordan, new chief of biological science ma jor. unity to SG. staff for Student Govern- Jordan keeps the presi- - Joy Jordan, -mmrnmi ment, was officially voted in SG chief of staff dent and vice president aware at Thursday's SG meeting. "of ongoing activities initiated The position was left vacant by the Senate and House of and public relations commit- before the start of the year Representatives," she said. tee where, according to when Lissa Stapleton re- She also coordinates assign- Jordan, the student opinions signed due to personal ments for SG while collabo- and concerns are expressed reasons. rating with the director of and effectively communi- Members of the execu- internal affairs on the assess- cated. tive staff conducted inter- ment of committee duties. "I Jordan said she is en- views with qualified candi- provide the Senate and thused with her position and dates last month. The \ oting cabinet members with the plans to bring her best to SG. process continued as written resources necessary in order "I plan to bring precision and in SG's constitution. to accomplish the goals of unity to SG. I want to get The duties of chief of SG," she said. Wright State students in- staff include contributing Jordan is an experienced volved in what we're working administrative support to student leader She is the on," she said. "I am commit- the president and vice chair of the advancement ted to serving the student president. "I keep record of committee and is a sitting body and I am confident that what SG and university member on the food services we will have a fantastic year." committees are working on "Disabilities" continued do this but my hands arc- Dan Papay, assistant director for design and construction, Ground tied." S9.00 per hour as a Package Handler! walks across a section cf a two floor atrium in the center Rosen ihinks the issue of the building. transcends financial or legal Photo by Stephanie Irwin concerns, however, and is Earn S9.00 an hour to start! mainly ethical. He said that Tuition Assistance available after 30 days! universities provide manf Weekends off! services free to students, Work up to 26 hours per week! Millett facelift such as housing and recre- 1 Early morning or evening shift available! ation, and "try to hang their Advancement Opportunities available! hats on a backward interpre- Must be 18 years old to apply! tation" .' hen it comes to students with disabilities. Apply in person or visit our web site: on schedule "People have to go beyond M-F, 8-4 pm By Dana Welly 'area to be occupied by what the law requires," he FedEx Ground Staff Writer offices. A glass partition will said. 7920 Center Point-70Blvd. soon be installed in the wall Disabilities Sen-ices has I uber Heights, Ohio 45424 facing the Quad. Those to make the cuts though, (937)236-6774 With the construction of windows will eventually Millett Hall well underway, according to Vernooy, and www.fedex.com provide light for student "has to maintain services and many renovations are fin- study areas. The completion EOE/AA ished but there are even more meet goals," he said. Vernooy of these walls will help added that his office is open to come. insulate the building for "Construction is running to suggestions for a compro- winter, according to Papay, mise. smoothly and there have been making renovation easier. no complications so far," said Rosen, however, w as The building is still slated unwavering. "We support Vicky Davidson, assistant vice for completion in June 2002, president of Facilities Plan- |Eric| 10(1 percent," he --aid. according to Davidson, with "A lot of people with disabili- ning and Management. classes being held there Presently workers are install- ties are being screwed in house of draft & grill shortly after. Ohio." ing a new roof and a new " The university decided mechanical heating and air to renovate Millett because Still the coldest beer in town' conditioning system. they had so many complaints According to Dan Papay, about the heating and air 18 yrs (St up assistant director for design conditioning systems, not to and consl ruction, renovation mention the building not Give us the Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. is moving from the top down, having a sprinkler system," so ceilings are being installed said Davidson. Millett was finger... NFL NFL KAPAOt LADIES COLLEGE LIVE LIVE on the fourth floor while built before sprinklers were & & 8PM- NIGHT! NIGHT! MUSIC MUSIC walls are still being con- LA0CS OP AFT standard in all public build- NASCAJ? NASCAP 12 AM DP1NVFPK SPECIALS structed in lower areas. ings. Millett was "no longer WWW. Glass walls on both ends useful to students," said theguardianonline WttMSOAV. WIT f-SHST CONTEST AT 12 A.M.' are completed, showing the Davidson. .com Mon. - Sat. 5:30 a.m. - 2:30 a.m. • WWW ,-THEGU ARPi ANONH NE.. COM Sunday 10 a.m. - 2:30 a.m. " The Guardian, fvery Wednesday. The Guardian 6 Hie Guarta Wednesday. Oct. 10.2001 "Theft" continued to anyone with a car Student, truggle with income campus. He said that it is best not to keep valuable By Nicole Eiland mu Fayota Huffman iShaun j McGitlvary | Nightnder Prepaid praams se® nise with tuition By Liz Sidoti Associated Press Writer 2 MILLION INVESTORS. 80 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 1 WEIRD NAME. TIAA-CREF has a long history o^ managing portfolios for the world's sharpest minds. Contact us for ideas, strategies, and,, at the very least, proper pronunciation. TlAA-CREF.org or call 1.800.842.2888 WEEKLY WEB POLL: Who would win in an all-out brawl? Managing money for people •George W. Bush with other lj»ings to think about. •Osama Bin Laden •Tony Blair • David Hasselhoff Vote at: www.theguardianonline.com S The Guardian Wednesday. Oct 10. 2001 Opinion ID© (MM 3EHE1 Oct. 10, 2001 Issue No. 5, Vol. 37 Flood pants and Sears sneakers ditor in Chief Stephanie Irwin Managing Editor All Butler News Lditor Josh Sweigari Reunion offers opportunity to reconnect with former self Features Editor Leslie Benson cated composites of many m> inability to be cool, or to rated by the Air Force, Opinions Editor Don Bruce Column by selves who are still trans- attract girls, or to ever be college. Europe. California Sports Editor Justin Ross Don Bruce forming each moment of each anything more than a shadow and ten years. Copy Editors Fred Marion, Op/Ed Edito. See, my tenth year day into another person who in my life. will look back ten years from Erin Runtz My classmates high- reunion is Oct. 20. And I'll be Chief Photographer J.D. Giffin looking me back up. now and wonder, "Who was I Graphic Artist Paul Kulis lighted my inadequacies. then?" They were never overtly I haven't faced that quiet Advertising Manager child in many years. 1 lost So as we all continue to Stephanie I.ung cruel. 1 was just never on the make tough decisions about inside and often the butt of him somewhere in San Ad Graphics Manager Francisco six years back and who we are, and why we are, Marcia Smith other's jokes. And to be and how we are, let's keep in In high school 1 was honest 1 didn't even know quickly finished him off with Assistant Production Editor an ode to his demise. mind that none of us are ever breathlessly quiet. I could how to respond to them. Jessica Donham Now. I am excited to be truly what we seem, but find ways to hide myself My surroundings pulled Advertising Reps - Jackie Lung, seeing everyone from high infinite entities spanning time in empty rooms. and pinched me, shaped and John Kuhr school again, but of all the and ancestry and consisting People who know me molded me until who 1 was Staff Writers - Krystle Barger, people that I'll reconnect with of each unique experience now can't fathom that became a shy teen who shut Brendan Bergen, Dana Welly, at my reunion, the one I'm that we have had... image of me. himself off from the world Nicole Eiland, Marc Kohler, most interested in is that Don't you ever just stop Jennifer Martin They see me as an because he never seemed to to wonder who you really are? fit into it. little boy I left behind. Staff Photographers Heather extrovert, an egoist, and 1 You see, I'm a different How other people's can only laugh because I I didn't date until I was Skinner, Justin Carman person than I used to be. thoughts of you compose Faculty Mentor Dr. Jeff John know that my current 17.1 never dated anyone from Even though I am still your identity? Student Media Coordinator enthusiasm comes from my school. I never even wrapped up in the labels that Do you ever wonder...? Tim Mohrhaus the hard fought under- thought I had a chance with 1 do. standing that I am just as anyone because of my glasses others slap on me like insidious bumper stickers Now if 1 could only find worthy as anyone else to and my acne and my flood ytar. It It prtfched »y ttodents ol Wrttft Kite that adhere to my soul and some Gum-Out to get these Urtvuptfty in Dayton. Otto. Mtortatj without SyBnei speak my mind, to forge pants and my Sears tennis damn bumper stickers off... Ion ol the editorial board. my identity, to be un- shoes. threaten to cover me in alien words that I do not under- afraid. I'm not that boy anymore mait* are thote ot the wrttert, artttt and advert* In high school, 1 knew as anyone in Dr. Pacernick's stand and will never identify with, such as, exhibitionist or I was a nerd, a geek, a poetry writing class or my chubby little four-eyed own English 102 course could egoist. led adverttlng copy In accordance with any pretent But people form opinions boy. 1 knew that 1 would attest. or tatnre edvsrtitiiw acceptance rules ettattlshed of us before they ever take by The Guardian M contents contained herein areneve r be an> thing be- But next weekend, I'm the exprets property el neGmrOm. Copyright prtvl- cause that was my lot in going to run back into him. the time to begin to under- leges revert to the wrttert, artist and photographers life. My young mind clung Two Saturdays from now stand that we are not the 50 tpeclflc works titer publication. Copyright (hat boy and me are going to minute slice that they may 2000 JlmGontan. WrljW State Urtverttty.« rights to that belief. Everything about my dance a delicate rhythm as ! see three times a week. reterved. Ftrst Issue Iree. Additional coplet mi Each of us are compli- requested lor S.50 each. existence reinforced it straddle two worlds sepa- Letters to the Editor • The Guardian encourages letters Editorial to the editor and commentary pieces from students, faculty, administrators and staff rar)t>ul*bby Pau l Kulis • Letters should be typed, have the Guardian editorial policy writer's printed full name, address, daytime phone, major and class Why Op-Ed pages? Why expression, many unpopolar standing (if applicable) ideas can be raised here-and • Deadline for submissions is 5 are these two pages different from the rest? they have. 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ALL SHUTTLES ARE WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE NO CHARGE FOR ROUTES 1 AND 2. $1 CHARGE EACH WAY FQR ROUTE 3 (EXACT CHANGE PLEASE) Wednesday. Oct 10. 2001 The Guarflian I I Scene Visual Arts. Music. Film. Theatre. E^Vegi ! life0 ^ Celebrating national By Brendan Bergan the ethical reasons," said Staff Writer Myers. "It's just part of who I am now. As I get older its coming out day on campus People become vegetar- more about the health ians and vegans for a variety reasons." of reasons. Some cite the Ben Fannin, a recent WSl1 health dangers of red meat, graduate, has been vegan only others the cruelty of factory for a few months. Hi- ' ocame farming, and still others have vegetarian over two .ears religious convictions that ago, partially becau e of forbid them from eating ethical reasons and it-cause certain types of meat. his "girlfriend got (him) into Most people know that this." vegetarianism means living Fannin added, "It's good on a diet made up of fruits, to have a certain amount of vegetables, grains, nuts, tht discipline." occasional mushroom and Living free of meat may some dairy products. Some seem like a sacrifice, but self-proclaimed veget arians those who become vegetar- will even eat fish or chicken. ians or vegans find the Others will avoid anything lifestyle easier than they that has a face. Strict vegetar- thought. ians known as vegans will not "I haven't found a disad- consume any kind of product vantage yet. As soon as I gave that was made with or from up milk and meat, I found I an animal. didn't miss it," said WSU freshman Andrew Christenson. Christenson describes himself Vegetarians sometimes as almost vegan. face restrictions on where "Bryers recently came out they can go out to eat, but with a certain type of ice many restaurants, both on cream I can't let go of, so I'm and off campus, offer veg- not vegan," Christenson. etarian options. WSU Lambda Union officers: Secretary Michael Wheeler, sophomore criminal Christenson chose his "'Usually there is some- lifestyle for ethical reasons. thing (vegetarian) to eat in psychology major, President Amanda Bennett, junior mass communications He, like many vegans and three out of four places," said major, and Office Manager Mike Liles, junior theatre studies major. vegetarians, subscribe to a Myers. vegetarian lifestyle because As for the food options By Krystle Barger major Michael Wheeler. they refuse to support the for vegetarian students on Staff Writer The WSU Lambda Union GLBT-friendly cruel practices of factory campus, "there are some, but will hold a candlelight vigil on hangouts and farming. there aren't enough," October 11,1987, is often Wednesday. Oct. 10, on the "I read a pamphlet on Christenson said. considered the climax of Ouad at 7 p.m. in order to contacts what goes on in factory quiet revolution, h 's also the remember GLBT hate crime farming, and 1 personally beginning of years of work- \ictims, as well as celebrate 1470 Wert believe that I don't want to be Recommended local shops, discussions and rallies unity and understanding 34 North Jefferson St. involved in that or support restaurants with to promote the equality of among members of the Dayton that in any way," said gay, lesbian, bisexual and community for National (937) 461-1470 Christiansen. vegetarian or vegan transgendered (GLBT) per- Coming Out Day. Srikanth Yellopregada, sons. As a result of the focus Celebrity Show Club WSU senior MIS major, has menus Oct. 11 is a date that on change, there has been a 850 North Main Street ethical concerns with meat on stands out in many people's lot of progress made through- Dayton a more basic level. China Garden minds for various reasons. out the country in the GLBT (937) 461-2582 "I don't think I have the 112 Woodman Drive Some remember it as the social realm. This is evident right to take another life Dayton march on Washington. During in the organizations and The Cross Creek when I didn't create it," said (937) 781-9999 the day, people reflect on the clubs that have been created Community Church Yellopregada. victims of hate crimes. for the purpose of giving 667 Miamisburg- He also cannot eat beef Little Saigon GLBT persons places to hang 1718 Woodman Drive Mathew Shepherd, hate- Centerville Road because his religion, Hindu- crime victim, crosses the out that are fully accepting of www.crosscreekchurch.org ism, forbids it. He is not a Dayton (937) 258-8010 thoughts of many. However, their lifestyles. vegan "simply for nutritional for the most part, Oct. 11, The Dayton Gay and Dayton Gay and purposes." However, he does Lesbian Organization, the Strange Brew Coffee & National Coming Out Day, Lesbian Center drink milk and consume milk revolves around healing, Columbus Stonewall Organi- Hotline: (937) 274-1776 products. Tea Co. remembrance and celebra- zation and many others Senior motion picture 227 East Cecil Street tion. around the area have been Springfield Team Dayton production major Kevin "Usually when something established in the hope of (Gay Identified Sports) Myers has been a vegetarian (937) 322-4233 happens, it is related to equality for members of the since 1985. Although initially Contact: Tom Kohn Thai West Restaurant intolerance and ignorance. If GLBT community. (937) 277-5125 he was concerned only with we can combat the ignorance, For more information, the morality of eating animal 6118 Chambersburg Road we can combat the hate contact the WSU Lambda The Q Gift Shop products, his reasons for crimes," said WSU Lambda Union at 775-5565 or visit the being a vegetarian have Dayton 1904 North Main Street (937) 237-7767 Union secretary and sopho- organization in W047 Student Dayton changed over time. more criminal psychology Union. "I'm less concerned about (937) 274-4400 The Guardian Wednesday. Oct. 10. 2001 !=3 Mad Riveroutlaw s {g roove One track mint! By Leslie Benson Features Editor Having won the 2001 i lav inn Wright State Battle of the written and Bands, WSU-based rockabilly performed band Crazy Joe and the Mad original music River Outlaws used the free since his prior FJM Studio time they were solo project Yer awarded to record their Average Joe. newest CD, 1'nnts on l ire, a Tritschler and country -western style collec- his musical tion of five devil-may-care sidekicks pack a tracks. punch with The precise guitar licks of Pants on Fire vocalist and guitarist "Crazy The album Joe" Tritschler, the bluesy is available lor Little T and One Track Mi bass beats of "Hep Cat Matt" purchase at rebellion thai is amusing Duffey and the steady drum- Crazy Joe and By Dan Brock ming of "Pumpkin Pat" Lee Volunteer Writer enough to catch y our ear. the Mad River home is Dupe is reminis- create a pistol-whipped Outlaws' live album with ragtime dance Little T and One Track cent of early Beastie Boys, but shows as well as Mike's debut album. Fame is it also branches out with beats, hints of surf-rock and at the Sam rowdy FJvis flavor. V ii'c, defies categorization, more melodic attempts, Goody's store in but that's not to imply that j>i\ in}> the album a tone that The album is filled with the Mall at clever songs relaying his life it's groundbreaking. is similar in nature to the Fairfield Com- The album delivers clever, work of Beck. Little T and One experiences."... especially Joe Tritschler performs with his band mons for 57.99. embarrassing ones like yet simple, lyrics throughout Track Mike will catch on with smashing up my buddy's at the WSU 2001 Battle of the Bands. the music. However, the teens thai are slightly insub- company car from Lang featured single "Shaniqua" ordinate but not quite ready Chevrolet ("I Smashed Hp Live! Wednesday, Oct. 17 fails to justly represent the for the likes of Eminem. Your Chevy")," said album's depth. The album is raw but has Tritschler, and "hanging out Crazy Joe and the Mad River Outlaws ( ockabilly) The album touches on room for potential. The boys in a bank parking lot in with fellow WSU bands Burning Veda (blues- everything from the banjo have the tools, and as they mature mentally and musi- Springfield and being gener- rock) and Avenue (emo/pop-punk) latent childhood tale ally delinquent" ("Tuesday "Sammy." to an anthem of cally, they will learn to better Night"). the album also Jags //1227 Wilmington Pike // 294-0713 self-hate in "kick in the Ass." harness their musical abili- ties. Keep an open ear for the includes high-speed versions Admission: 21 and older $4, 18 and up $6 All sarcasm aside. Little T has of "Rusted Out Cadillac- a lyrical style of sentimental music. 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For Ben Stiller's every two or three Wayne's direction of the film Worlds there are five or six It's is standard. The Pats! Zoolander, however, cinematography and while inconsistent, has its editing are hardly share of hilarious moments. It noticeable, which is by far the best adaptation allows the comedy to of a sketch written for th« play out without a lot VH-1 fashion awards to hit of gimmicky interfer- the silver screen yet. ence (Take note, Guy Derek Zoolander (Ben Ritchie!). The on- Stiller of There's Something slaught of product About Mary) has been the Ben Stiller (Derek) and Christine Taylor (Matilda) placements are at world's foremost male perform in Zoolander. times distracting, and supermodel for a decade. line by top fashion designer the social message of the film Zoolander provides a good When he loses "Male Model of ment. He longs for meaning ("hey, sweatshops are bad") is distraction for anyone who the Year" to hot upstart in his life, and he dreams of Mugatr (Will Farrell) brings opening a center for "kids him back into the world of delivered with all the subtlety doesn't want to think too Hansel (Owen Wilson of Meet of a sledgehammer. However, hard this fall. the Parents), Zoolander who can't read good and want modeling. Little does questions his purpose for the to learn to do other stuff Zoolander know that he is first time. What if there is good, too." Forsaking the being brainwashed to kill the more to life than being world of high fashion, he prime minister of Malaysia, "really, really, really good- moves back home to the whose anti-sweatshop ideals threaten the whole fashion October 11 looking?" He and his three coalfields of southern New OPEN male-model roommates go Jersey to work with his industry. Only by teaming up out to cheer themselves up, family. After working for one- with Time magazine writer, which ends in the death of day in the mines, his father and love interest, Matilda everyone except Derek. This (Jon Voight) and his brother Jeffries (Christine Taylor) and is possibly the funniest scene (Vince Vaughn) reject him. ex-rival Hansel can Zoolander in the film. Derek is now even more hope to save the day. -HOUSE After the tragedy, distraught, but an offer to be Zoolander is, in fact, a Derek announces his retire- the face of the new clothing dumb comedy. The chuckles «%K We're not like every other high-tech company. We're hiring. No one told you the hardest part of being an engineer would be finding Poster Specials your first job. Of course, it s still possible to get the high-tech work you want by joining the U.S. Air Force. 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The concert itself is terian Church will hold the chord. He will also p but they are especially for associate at WSU. free, but a S3 lunch can be "hird in a series of four from Brazil and a few b. people who wouldn't nor- McCutcheon also teaches purchased afterwards. Noonday Concerts featuring favorites. mally be interested in the guitar lessons at his two The Westminster Presby- WSU guitar instructor Jim The Westminster Presby- church. studios, both of which are terian Church is located at McCutcheon. terian Church has often held Having played the guitar located in Centerville. 12!> North Wilkinson Street in McCutcheon, a classically Noonday Concerts as a new since age 11, McCutcheon has "The music is a type you downtown Day ton. For more trained guitarist, will present way for people to experience been playing for 38 years. He- really can't find any where information, contact the the next Noonday Concert on church. The concerts are held earned his bachelor of arts else, like on the radio. It's just church at (937) 223-7285 or Thursday, Oct. 18. He will to motivate people to think degree at WSU in classical not usual," said John Neely of contact Jim McCutcheon's ihe Westminster Presbyterian Studios at (937) 433-(>768. The Union Activities Board jresents: t^riThB art of life By Krystle Barger He was recently recognized COMEDIAN: Staff Writer by his colleagues for his work and dedication to the field Curtis Barnes, WSU and is a member of the alutnnus with a bachelor of African-American Visual Arts science degree in >rt educa- Guild. Barnes, however, Rob Paravonian tion. is exhibiting Untitled, a retired in 1 VMM. collection of original paint- "Art is forever and is an ings, at the Riverbend Art activity for life. It allows you AftMn on Comedy Central's, Center. to say things and express i tHi F? Party starring Isaac Hayes "The title really becomes y ourself in ways that weren't a part of what you have to thought possible," said j and Sandra Bemhart as well as say, and I don't want people Barnes. Premium Blend! 'o locus on that aspect of the To become a recognized show," said Barnes. artist is a difficult accom- Barnes is displaying a plishment and is often a tured on several national and total of 31 oil and acrylic- lifelong process. Barnes paintings. realizes this and is not afraid locSI radios! "My painting style ranges to openly share his thoughts from representative to with young artists. His advice abstract," said Barnes. "All of to up-and-coming artists is to Ttuw » iin^New York Post my artwork is based on how "work, work, work." Comedy Pick^bf the Weekf I'm responding to events in "It's easy to get discour- life." aged. Work hard, study hard " Many sources can help to and be consistent," Barnes influence an artist at any said. stage of their life. Barnes, 67, Curtis Barnes will exhibit out and see this HILARIOUS includes Georgia O'Keefe, his work at the Riverbend Art comedian, as he pleases us with Jacob Lawrence and impres- Gallery, 1301 East song arid laughter! sionists such as Matisse. Siebenthaler Avenue in \ftcr graduating from Day ton, through October 31. WSl. Barnes taught elemen- Gallery hours are Monday tary art in Dayton public through Friday 9 a.m. to 9 schools for five years. From p.m. and !) a.m. to 3 p.m. on COMING there, he taught at Sinclair Saturdays. The exhibition is Community College as a free and op ;n to the public. Wed., Oct. 17th, 2001 professor for eighteen years. Call (937) 333-7000. to the Student Union Atruim Doodle much? 7:00P.M. "(3/ This event is FREE! w •Enter your original comic strip *Drop it off tc W016 Student Union Karaoke Night in the Rat! by Oct. 17 •Win. Oraw a comic every week for Thrs., Oct. 11th--8-11 P.M. -w-. The Guardian. Make people laugh. •:# FREE! Fame (no fortune) Questions? Contact Stephanie at 775-5534 For more info., contact Tiffani in the UAB Office at x5500, or W028SU! Wednesday. Oct 10. 2001 The Guardian 1 5 Sports Wright State's Sports Source. Overtime: WSU fans WSU nnis crushes Dayton team turning up Men's ar.. -omen's teams do well at invites on road the volume By Justin Ross "We beat the first seed Sports Editor Commentary first round and kept by Justin The \\ right State men's the momentum going and women's tennis teams all tournament." Sports each competed this weekend, Senior Chad Camper editor with each one of them demonstrating big perfor- ment," agreed Camper. Usually mances. The men dominated Seniors Derry and Turner I when the University of Dayton on also got their shots in, as they | somebody is Oct. 2, and then went on to made it through a hard I miking put on several strong perfor- fought match with the duo about the mances at the Louisville from Indiana University to attendance for anything Invitational on Oct. 5 and 6. win 9-7. The pair then fell to Wright State does, it tends to Similarly, the women's team wrapped up some good the number one seed and drif t into complaints of eventual champions from nobody showing up. I am performances at the Ball State pleased to say that in this Invitational. Team scores Vanderbilt 8-4. commentary' about atten- were not kept in either In the singles, Derry had dance, complaining is not invitational. a rough opening round as he what you are going to read. The University of Dayton lost to Sebcstian Aspillaga In the past two years I made their way to Fairborn to from Ul. 3-6, 6-1 and 6-3. play against the green and the Derry then turned it around have found it a little to easy Junior Kyana Jackson digs for the return at the Nutter to make it through the stands gold at the Nutter Center. and won all of his remaining or a crowd at Raider events, It might not have been Center. Jackson is a key returning letterman for the Raiders. matches moving through to but this year it is turning worth the trip for the Flyers win the consolation bracket Camper in the doubles to win knocked out the number one in four matches. around. as the Raiders beat them on their match in a dose 9-8 (4) Men's soccer games both sides of the net in their seed, there was no stopping Teufel continues to turn first cross-town match up of over the duo from UD. Derry the two as they drilled heads at big invitationals as specifically come to mind. and Turner also added a 8-6 The atmosphere on the the season. through their next two he won his first two rounds win in the doubles. opponents 8-0 before winning before getting shut down in sidelines and in the stands is The green and gold took Freshman pair Kevin different than it has been for four of the six singles 8-5 in the finals over Boland the quarterfinals. Teufel and Scott hay den also and Arguello from Evansville. Camper also won his first the past two years. matches after sweeping all won their round, 8-6, in It is the kind of atmo- three doubles matches to win "We just know how each round, then pushed out doubles play. number two seed Josh sphere that reminds me of 5-2. WSU then traveled to other play, we got good going to prep football games Senior Chad Derry took chemistry together. If one is Tarkoff of Vanderbilt Univer- Kentucky to take part in the sity (3-6, 6-3, 6-3), but he in my high school years. the first flight of the singles Louisville Invitational. down we pick the other up. There are lots of people over UD's D.J. Kebhort 7 '•> (3), We played the first seed in couldn't get past the eventual 6-4. Fellow senior Chad Senior duo Camper and runner-up. showing up. About half of Jim Grombacher continued the first round and beat them them are there just to social- Camper (Lima, OH/Shawnee) 8-3 and from there we just The women's team had backed up Derry at the their terror on the double's some big features, such as ize and the other half are circuit, as they won their kept on rolling," said there to cheer the team on. I number two seed by beating Grombacher. senior Gloria Montero win- Nykiel 6-0, 6-2. flight once again. The seniors see more and more people defeated number one seed "We beat the first seed ning in the fourth flight of going crazy every time the Senior Jim Grombacher first round and kept the (Toledo, OH/Central Catholic) Rao and Begic from Toledo 8- Raiders score and getting 3 in the first round. Having momentum going all tourna- See "Tennis" p. 18 excited about the success all combined efforts with of our teams are having. 1 noticed, when looking at the attendance records for our weekly recaps, that more WSU Volleyball takes on top foes often than not, the spectator By Justin Ross The Raiders lost a rough However they came storming figures are worth mentioning the best team in our confer- Sports Editor opening set to Loyola, hitting out of the half to shut down ence, and we went right with It is not just men's soccer just .043 to the Ramblers' their rival while taking sets that is starting to feel the them down to the last point. The Wright State volley- .102. That was the last time three and four 23-30, and 26- We know we are right with rush. I have noticed it in ball team rocked the Nutter the Rambler's were able to 30. other sports that usually them in the conference," Center Oct. 5 and 6 as they control the tempo of the Luck did not favor the added the sophomore. maintain a lower profile, such hosted Horizon League rivals game as the Raiders, who are Raiders though, in the tie- as volleyball. Leading the offensive Loyola University (8-5, 4-0 HL) ranked nationally for their breaking set, some balls charge was junior outside- This is not the first tin.e I and Illinois-Chicago (5-10, 0-5 defense, showed that they rolled in Loyola's favor as the have noticed an increased hitter Karis Day, who hit .396 HL). The Raiders (12-3,4-2) can make plays on the ball. green and gold fell in a dose, in the series with 26 kills and interest on campus either. I continued to play well in first noticed it last y ear when In the second set, the heartbreaking 15-13 match. 12 defensive digs for the front of a large home crowd Raiders fell into the hole "Everyone took I the team's oniv double-double. our basketball team hosted totaling 440. the MCC tournament at the after losing a close 31-29 Loyola loss] really hard, but Junior Mandv Gels and The green and gold match, despite outplay ing we went right with them and senior l-iza Osl; rhage Nutter Center and our started their week off with Student Government held Loyola by hitting .234 to .163. we can beat them," said stepped up the." game the Loyola Ramblers, who sit With defeat close at sophomore outside-hitter defensively . Gels >?d the way sign-ups for tickets. SG had a on top of the conference with difficult time supplying the hand, the Raiders easily Kelly Skaro. "We are really with 16 digs, while Osterhage the only undefeated record. could have bowed out with a excited to get to play them controlled the game at the demand. On top of that, they The Rambiers edged the passed out free Raider T- respect ful performance again. It really helped our net, coming up with six solo Raiders and escaped with a against the league's top team. confidence because I <>\oia is See "Fans" p. 18 win in five sets. See "V-ball" on p. 17 It. TheBuarflian ivodnescmv '« Cross country run All-Ohio Men's soccer score bis By Jennifer Martin By Jennifer Martin "We had fell into a , V, Staff Writer slump earlier ir season but I tf r.i. i in-- [MSI u.ml "• are crawling o. Raidi is dominate.! ""J11"11'- back out." Hi! :i" 1:1 11 • .n: jUnior Evan Shn / "Wo played wrllI the entire I he Raiders improved to lumor I \ <111 Shrewsbury. n .ill \e,ir, ttie terrain was On I rida\. against the ll\," said Ireshman Iron' University of Detroit neither ontgoinerv. "Our times tram coukl find tin* not in the being challenged In eight ere noi good .is a team, but first half. Coming mil ol Titan shots. msidering the course, we halftime, Ilu- Titans scored Sunday against Western eren't expecting to run out quickly, bill tin' Raiders did Michigan the Raiders defense not allow them to net any and of fense showed up ready hoping to place a little higher momentum. to play. tea in wise than what we did, With Iti minutes to g>' in I'he Raiders defense so it was a bit disappointing the game tlie Raiders' hard would hold the Broncos to lor everyone." work paid oil when only two shots on goal, Next up tor the harriers Shrewsbury scored the tying whereas the Raiders had 14 is the Ohio Invitational on goal oil an assist from iunior shots on goal, so Wright Saturday, Oct. I > in \thens, Brent Ailing. I hat would do it State's goalie Schiawmo did t )l I. I lie women's race starts lot regulation scoring. at Iti a.m. .md the men's at The record thus Car lor the Raiders in overtime play WHAT ARE YOUAFRA1D OF? ALL THE FEARJP CAIt HflnDLE... ALL in 0I1E PLACE TIME WARNER UIITH S IIEUt HAUItTED *TWnOnS. A TERJUFUIHC FEAR.Z0HE, CABLE " THE 0I1E AI1D onilj EUf RJl WtB niORf HBRRFyilTB RJBES THW1 EVER,BEF0Rj3 | www.pki.com^ MY VOM TICKETS •IN ADVANCE It SAVE! dUBCEinioeasBCHECK OUT THE JUL NEW ) FRIDAY NIGHTS • 7-8 PM A PRE-FEARFEST PARTY INCLUDING. 8 Wednesday. Oct 10. 2001 The Guardian I 1 Women's soccer team wins "V-Ball" continued By Matt Koehler Ouite Staff Writer goal 1 hoard while lulling 1. Cold and wet: a couple of opportunities. We need to Despite beating tlu* words among others which work on our finishing," salt! Rambler's statistically in describe playing conditions sophomo' '' Belcher. almosl every category, as it is for the W right State women's Dele Raiders lhe Raiders lost ami had 10 soccer match last Friday night prevented meut lor bounce hack (he next day i<> against visiting IIU'UI. Despite II'IHU. lloltl- to only lace Ihe I IC Haines. the weather, the Raiders were four shots lie Raider "We |usi came back from able to hand the Jaguars a I -0 defense ruined ... ,aguar loyola anil we just did really defeat in front of a minimal, hopes of a game-t> nig goal. well against 1'IC," said Skaro. yet die-hard crowd. The green and gold held their "I'll played several live 1 he game's one and only opponents to just one shot game matches and we beat on the goal in the second goal came mid way through them in inst three." the first half when senior period. Deny ing H'l'lll shots for The Raiders dominated Sharon Roscoe aired .1 corner the game all around, spread kick that was put into the the Raiders was Randi free man, who recorded her third J inji out the offensive and back of the net by junior I defensive roles equally Kristin Blackwell. shutout ol the season. The Raiders look to add ) anions the team. I hey The Raiders (4-;>-0» | showed no weak spots 011 the controlled the ball offensively more marks into their win I floor. The green and gold for a vast majority of the column this week as they play game, out shooting HUH 'I 29- at Howling (ireen on Oct. 0 I swept the flames 3(1-22, 5()- 4. There were many missed and then host Youngstown 122 and <1111. scoring opportunities, and State University in Hori/on "I think everybody takes there were some great saves their own different leader- by the opposing goalkeeper. p.m. I ship roles, according to I terrific. We area lot stronger lone error out of _'l attacks. Naseman and Alsison Sophomore Tricia Naseman (?) and senior Liza Sipiorski each earned a Osterhage get up for a block in the McLin Gym at the game-high: Naseman had 11 Nutter Center. digs, and Sipiorski had I I kills. The Raiders are currently sitting third in the Horizon Rewey Rent-A-Car league, while their record remains a high 12-3 overall. Company Two of their three losses came from conference games. The next four matches are away. 1105 N. Central WSU will face Butler on Fairborn, OH 45324 Oct. 12, Cleveland State Oct. Junior Forward Kristin Blackwell (19) makes a play on the 14, as well as two games c <1 879-7171 ball against IUPUI at home. the road the week following. BUICK* PONTIAC • GMC 10% OFF discount Almost as good as to WSU students and faculty! being at the game... ros nu nuuu •* row •r * GREENE COUNTY Guardian Sports i *>+ yMrs aiu}ineKu **3°0.00 bAAMjAMXf, qou lAJtUcjlU State kponti eve/up weeJz WSU Strudent Special! £13,000 Ft. Tandem Sky dive ca 11" &&W-9WM - t O E-mail us... make your reservation today! wsuguardian @ yahoo.com offered Mon.-Fn. Must bring WSU sludent I RAIDER WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE CALENDAR 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Indiana at U. Jniversity Raider Rap Men's soccer 7 p.m. of Akron 3-30 p.m. Women's fangfcMii Put in your penny and 7 p.m. soccer a half every week at Volleyball Miami "Good luck to all the fall sports teams at WSU!" 4 p.m. RAIDERS RULE!!!!" at Chattanooga Golf Invitational Last week's question: Should Jordan at Ohio return to the NBA? Cross-country University 10 a.m. "Yeah, cause he just missed the game, he isn't in Men at Daytor it for the money but for the love of the game." Tennis Wor len at Miami Home games in Bold. * Horizon League Game # Doublcheader "No, he should just stick with his retirement, ana quit while he is still ahead." Question for next week: Raider Profile ] Does the local media give WSU enough attention? E-mail your comments on any subject or for the Evan Shrewsburyquestio n of the week to : [email protected] Junior, Forward. Men's soccer "Tennis" continued "Fans" continued the singles. Montero won 6-0, shirts that became a very Huber Heights, OH/ Wayne H.S. 7-6 (7) in the finals over visible factor when the team Susan Kelley from Ball State. stepped on the court. Also coming in strong in This tells me there is the singles was senior Melissa something right with our Pet Peeve: Dunham-Freer, who rolled school, which is often referred Birthday: Favorite actress: Loud people over UD's Courtney McDowell to by some students as a July 10, 1981 Julia Roberts in the opening round and "suitcase college." To me, this Most memorable means the students at Wright Favorite movie: "Gone then eventually moved into Major: moment in Soccer: the finals before dropping a State have changed their Communications in 60 Seconds." "Beating Carol 4-2 my close match with Abbie attitude from just complain- ing, to becoming a part of the Nickname: Favorite TV show: Hod.ee from Ball State. senior year." Sophomore Kara Dunbar, solution. It all comes together None "Seinfeld" Most embarrassing who was the freshman in the end. It is positive Why you chose Favorite musician: moment in soccer: standout last season, also reinforcement. The more the 112 came in second in the first Raiders win, the more fans WSU: "Losing 5-0 to flight. Dunbar defeated show up, which fires up the For soccer, they gave Favorite song: Centerville my senior several tough players from Raiders to win even more, me a good deal. "Chanukkah Song" by ISU and Butler before finally bringing in bigger attendance year." numbers. Not only that, when Adam Sandler falling to Melissa Roach from Favorite sport be- Part of your game BSU in the finals. potential recruits come and sides soccer: Last CD purchased: that needs improve- The women's team see a big home crowd on first Outkast struggled with their doubles class playing facilities, it is Golf ment: very encouraging for them to Best book you've rounds, only winning one Favorite field: "My shooting." round in three flights of become Raiders. Wright State read: Best part of your round robin play. That win This is the kind of "On the Road" came from seniors Montero progress I hoped to see in my University's Alumni game: time here at Wright State. I by Jack Kerouc and Dunham-Freer over a duo field "Holding the ball." from the University of hope 1 continue to see it Favorite sports Favorite food: Pizza Dayton, 8-2. improve after my graduation. Where do you see This is the kind of thing I team: Favorite drink: Next up for the Raiders, yourself in 10 years: the men play in the Dayton wanted to start seeing. Cincinnati Reds Gatoradc "Somewhere on the Invite on Oct. 12 and 13. The Hopefully it will force the Favorite ice cream women w ill be at Miami on local media to pay us our Favorite soccer east coast, probably props. This is something player: flavor: Oct. 13 and i 4. being a golf pro." "We want to win the worth getting excited about. Tab Ramos Mint chocolate chip Four people you'd Dayton Invite, we want to While things are getting Favorite restaurant: better, we still have room for a Favorite athlete: invite to dinner: take every flight if possible," lot of improvement, but if you 0' Charley's says Grombacher. 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