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2 February 3, 2016 www.theguardianonline.com @wsuguardian facebook.com/theguardianonline NEWS 3 Over-the-counter Possible hoverboard ban on birth control: Wright State’s campus Hasan Abdul-Karim Freedom or foolish? Contributing Writer erboards would no longer University of Dayton has Travis Sollars [email protected] be tolerated inside campus recently joined a growing list Contributing Writer alks of a hoverboard buildings nor the univer- of universities and colleges in [email protected] Tban on campus follow sity’s tunnel system, how- the state with their decision ultiple forms of hor- trol, including blood clots Wright State’s decision to ever the product itself is still to completely prohibit hover- Mmonal birth control, and heart complications. prohibit the use of the prod- permitted inside buildings. boards and related products including the pill, the patch Critics of OTC birth control uct inside buildings and resi- In addition to that policy, inside campus buildings over and the ring, will soon be warn that if women are not dential areas associated with hoverboards are completely available without a prescrip- required to meet with a phy- the university. banned in campus housing safety concerns. tion to women in both Or- sician in order to use the pill, A call for an outright ban and are prohibited to be used twoDickstein weeks agostated due that to firethe egon and California. a greater number of health of hoverboards has been or even stored. university is considering Although these hormonal complications may go unno- proposed to the university’s “The cheaper models of the complete ban to prevent contraceptives will techni- ticed. presidential cabinet follow- hoverboards are catching on students from bringing hov- cally not be available over- Proponents of OTC birth ing safety concerns over re- erboards into campus build- the-counter in the same way control see a different side to ports of hoverboard related apparent reason,” Dickstein ings. that one can buy cough drops the story, however, and bring said.fire, for “We what have seems to protect to be our no “I think that it is complete- or cold medicine, women will along studies to back up their recent investigation of the campus and its residents.” ly reasonable that the school be able purchase the pill af- views. productfires, which by the has Federal caused Con a- Hoverboards are viewed would ban them, not just as a ter a quick and convenient According to a 2006 study sumer Product Safety Com- under campus policy as the - consultation with a phar- conducted by the University mission. same as skateboards. The metic or quality of life thing,” macist. This eliminates the of Washington, women who If the policy passes it will potential for hoverboards to juniorfire hazard student issue John but asRichard a cos costly and time consuming performed self-health ex- prohibit not only the use but - said. “We don’t need people step of having to schedule ams were able to accurately also the possession of hover- ferentiate the two in the eyes on what is essentially a neu- yearly appointments with a assess whether they were boards on campus property catch on fire has begun to dif tered Segway.” physician in order to obtain healthy enough to be tak- according to Gary Dickstein, “The product overall is get- Richard also added that ing the pill, and reached the assistant vice president for tingof campus bad press,”officials. said Russ hoverboards, if ridden inside According to a survey con- same conclusion as their doc- student affairs. Shirly, co-owner of Hobby the tunnels, could disrupt the ductedprescription by Ibis refills. in 2013, two tors more than 90 percent of “Anytime there is a safety Express. “Most of the hov- thirds of American women the time. These studies indi- concern, the university has erboards that are coming that aspect should be viewed would like to be able to pur- cate that the average woman an obligation to address it,” in use li-po batteries, those noflow differently of student as traffica skateboard and in chase birth control over-the- is perfectly capable of mak- Dickstein said. or other alternative versions counter (OTC). Surprising to ing decisions in regard to her WSU announced over win- they are damaged, have the of transport. some, though, is the fact that own reproductive health. ter break that the use of hov- are heavily flammable and if according to multiple Cali- Only time will tell which fornian studies, 76 percent side of the argument is cor- potential to catch fire.” of doctors are also in favor rect. Researchers view Or- of OTC hormonal contracep- egon and California as “test Your body on birth control tives. states” and will be keeping a The American College of close eye on women’s health What happens when you start and stop taking the pill? Obstetricians and Gynecolo- data over the next several Leah Kelley gists, backed by over 58,000 years. If all goes well, more Editor-in-Chief physicians and reproductive states may begin to adopt the [email protected] worth the peace of mind. In - specialists, has been in sup- change in policy. For those ormonal-based con- other words; no pregnancy, back too, just in time for your port of true OTC birth control who wish to see OTC birth Htraceptives (such as no problem. could make a fighting come- since 2012. control in Ohio, contacting an the patch, pill, ring, or IUD) So, what happens when nant with your partner. Don’t Despite the overwhelm- Ohio senator is an effective don’t just prevent pregnan- you stop taking birth con- worry,first attempt though. at Your getting body preg has ing support, these new laws way to raise one’s voice and cy; they also alter a woman’s trol? were not passed without ob- to begin making a change. body in noticeable ways. Maybe it’s time to add a What if you’ve been on jection. According to critics, While the pill can shorten baby to the family, or maybe birtha way control of figuring forever itself - likeout. 15 women who opt to purchase periods, reduce cramps and you don’t like the way birth years? No problem. Whether birth control over the coun- decrease acne breakouts, it control makes you feel, but it’s been 15 days or 15 years, ter may end up skipping their can also increase blood pres- for whatever reason, you’ve your body will be free of the regular health checkups with sure, alter cholesterol levels stopped taking hormonal- hormones in only a couple of their doctors. Women in Ohio and decrease a woman’s sex based contraceptives. Now days. who wish to use the pill are drive, according to the Mayo what? Each woman has a dif- currently required to have Clinic. Many women also ex- You’ll begin to notice ferent experience coming yearly checkups with their perience heightened anxiety changes in your body almost off the pill. Sometimes they doctor in order to obtain re- and depressive symptoms, immediately. Many women have their period immedi- which are lesser-known but experience an increased libi- ately, or maybe they have it At these checkups, doctors nonetheless serious side ef- do, erratic emotions, breast three months later. Again, generallyfills. screen for breast fects of hormonal contracep- tenderness and heavier - cancer, cervical cancer, STDs tives. cramping during their pe- ing itself out. If your period and STIs. There are also com- Deciding whether or not riod. If you had heavy peri- hasn’tyour body arrived has withina way of several figur plications and side effects to take the pill is an impor- ods before you started birth months of getting off the pill, that can arise as a result of tant decision and some ar- control, you will have heavy chat with your doctor. After taking hormonal birth con- Photo by Emily Nurrenbrock gue that the side effects are periods after. Your acne all, doctors know best.

facebook.com/theguardianonline @wsuguardian www.theguardianonline.com February 3, 2016 3 4 NEWS WSU Board of Trustees Upcoming chairman facing possible presidential felony charge Travis Sollars director Paul Nick, violat- oversight on my part,” Bridg- debate looking Contributing Writer ing state nepotism laws is a es told a DDN reporter. [email protected] fourth degree felony. In or- The aforementioned vote he Wright State board der for Michael Bridges’ vote took place in May 2015, but for more funds Tof trustees has been to be seen as a violation of Michael Bridges did not re- making headlines and is un- the law, however, it must be port his misstep to the Ohio Kelsey Powell der investigation in regard to proven that Bridges cast his Ethics Commission until De- Contributing Writer creating a wireless network [email protected] a possible violation of state vote while knowing that his cember 2015. Those who that covers the entire Nutter law. participation was illegal. think that Michael Bridges n about eight months, the Center parking lot. Michael Bridges, the Chair- - is guilty point to the fact that IPresidential Debate will The hope for these updates man of the Board of Trustees, cially called Bridges’ viola- it should not have taken sev- be held at the Nutter Center is to guard against more and The University has offi took part in a vote which lead tion “an oversight,” and in an en months for the board of and costs for cyber security stronger attacks. to the hiring of his son, David interview with the Dayton trustees to catch the error. are in question. “We are adding capabilities Bridges, for a university posi- Daily News (DDN), Bridges Wright State trustees re- The initial costs were esti- to our system to help protect tion. According to state nepo- maintained that he did not ceive ethics training every mated to be between three us from phishing attacks, know, at the time of his vote, year, which means that ev- which have been on the rise barred from participating in that he was participating ery board member including was because other universi- since the announcement that tism laws, public officials are any activity that might result in the hiring of his son. The Michael Bridges should have tiesand andfive millioncolleges dollars. that hosted This Wright State was hosting the Board of Trustees vote to - presidential debates in the debates,” Woolley said. self or one’s family members. hire David Bridges was 9-0 terest was at hand. Bridges past spent this much. in financial benefit for one’s known that a conflict of in including the vote of Michael claims that he did not know Now, the cost is estimated “We are adding taken seriously by the state Bridges. his son’s name was men- to be around $8 million for Conflicts of interest are capabilities to our of Ohio, and according to “It should have been 8-0 tioned on the agenda on the cyber security updates due Ohio Ethics Commission with me abstaining. It was an day of the vote which, if true, to cyber-attacks when the system to help pro- would clear his name. debate was announced. tect us from phishing However, there were eight “The $8 million is our best attacks, which have other board members who guess at this point because voted that day, which means we’re still getting require- been on the rise.” ments from the Commission -Chris Woolley statement on the matter is on Presidential Debates on that if the board’s official truthful, either not a single what has to be in place,” Ex- Sweeney said that they board member noticed David ecutive Vice President for fully intend to raise all the Bridges’ name on the agenda, Planning at Wright State money they have to, to put or not a single board member Robert Sweeney said. on this debate external to the was aware of the fact that Mi- University. chael Bridges’ vote violated “A large part of the “[We will have] state and state nepotism laws. project cost is for the federal support, cost recov- The situation is still under ery (when the media comes investigation and a decision physical infrastruc- in and rents space from the has not been reached yet as ture required to ac- University for computers, to whether Michael Bridges complish this.” wireless and cabling) and will be found guilty of violat- corporate and foundation,” ing state law or will be ac- -Chris Woolley Sweeney said. quitted of his charges. Those Alumni can also be consid- interested in the case are ad- “This project will require ered a source and a support vised to keep an eye out for network infrastructure be system. upcoming publications from put in place to isolate the de- “We would love for alumni the Dayton Daily News and bate network from campus to make donations to Wright from The Guardian. network. A large part of the State to support our students project cost is for the physi- and programs. Increased en- cal infrastructure required gagement and involvement to accomplish this,” Wright does usually translate to in- - creased giving. I’m not aware cer Craig Woolley said. of any plans to ask alumni StateWooley Chief continued Information by Offisay- for donations to the debate,” ing that the infrastructure Executive Director of Alumni includes running physical Relations Greg Scharer said. network and communica- With all the cyber secu- tions cables to numerous lo- rity updates and costs being cations, increasing the wire- handled students are excited less network capabilities about something so big com- David Bridges, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. inside the Nutter Center and ing so close to home.

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facebook.com/theguardianonline @wsuguardian www.theguardianonline.com February 3, 2016 5 6 WRIGHT LIFE Breastfeeding rooms and other resources for Wright State parents Olivia Rutherford women students, faculty and mothers and families are joining Wright Parenting, News Editor staff. Having well-advertised welcome on campus.” which encourages parents look them up on OrgSync or [email protected] lactation spaces sends a For all Wright State moth- toganization pursue Wrighthigher education Parenting visit the Women’s Center. ll Wright State students very important message to ers and fathers, they are wel- among other parental activi- Ahave their own reasons the campus community that come to join the campus or- ties. For those interested in for completing their degree, but for some, the drive could stem from needing to pro- vide for their children. Mothers have lately be- come a public spectacle as the subject of public breast- feeding has risen on various platforms of social media. mothers being told to “put theirGroups breast have away” secretly as well filmed as interviewed mothers on how they feel about the topic. According to Ohio law (Section 3781.55), “A moth- er is entitled to breast-feed her baby in any location of a place of public accommoda- tion wherein the mother oth- erwise is permitted.” To put it simply, breast- Fotolia feeding is legal wherever a person is allowed access. In October 2004, the Wright State Women’s Cen- ter, after numerous surveys THE BEST SUB YOU’VE EVER HAD! that there was a need for Bread and cookies baked lactationand focus rooms groups, on campus. realized fresh throughout the day Shortly after, they started the Sub trays • Party packages • Salads process of securing space. 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Not valid with other offers. spaces as a positive recruit- EXPIRES 4/23/16 W1 EXPIRES 4/23/16 W2 mentVanzant and said. retention “I see lactation tool for dibellas.com dibellas.com 6 February 3, 2016 www.theguardianonline.com @wsuguardian facebook.com/theguardianonline WRIGHT LIFE 7 Getting rid of the asexual stigma Kasi Ferguson Features Writer “It was a bit of a journey at a novel claim; however, evi- ity: Feminist and Queer Per- a libido or desire to achieve [email protected] dence of its prevalence has spectives.” sexual pleasure - it is only ex is everywhere - it’s a sure how I felt. I would hear been available for quite some the actual attraction to other Sdeeply ingrained aspect peoplefirst,” Vilardi talk about said. sex “I or wasn’t sex- time. certain levels of sexual de- people that they lack. of culture, which would make uality all of the time and I In 2004, The Journal of Sex “Society has normalized- This means that inter- sense considering everybody Research published “Asexu- ers. In a sense, it’s the social course or masturbation are likes it. At least, most do. it the way they do.” ality: Prevalence and asso- modelsire while that’s pathologizing broken, othnot still options for some, wheth- - justVilardi realized also that spoke I don’t of howfeel ciated factors in a national asexuals,” Cerankowski said er for personal stimulation, ered a new frontier in the the most frequent obstacle probability sample” by An- in an interview with Stanford to procreate, or other private studyWhat isof finally human being sexuality consid is she faces is being invalidated thony Bogaert, wherein a News. “Asexuality seems like reasons, which should be ex- asexuality, or a lack of sexual or questioned. study of thousands of Brit- the next frontier for that re- plicitly discussed between attraction. “So far, it’s been, ‘Are you ish residents showed ap- framing of sexuality.” partners. A host of celebrities and fa- sure?’ Of course I’m sure, I proximately one percent of It’s frequently noted that The studies referred to can know what I’m feeling. I’m people fall on the spectrum asexuality implies only the be found online, as well as as asexual including comedi- in a relationship with a guy of asexuality with numerous lack of sexual attraction, not many websites for any ques- anmous Janeane figures Garofalo, have come Project out right now and he’s aware biological and psychosocial inherent celibacy. A portion tioning people who would Runway star Tim Gunn, art- that [sex] is a step we’ll nev- explanations for why each of people referred to as “sex- like information or support ist Edward Gorey and more. individual would identify as positive asexuals” still have regarding their sexuality. that. Some people just don’t such. as Nikola Tesla, Emily Bronte understander get to and so he’sthey fine tend with to Stanford PhD Karli Cer- andEven Isaac historical Newton figures are specu such- question me instead of their ankowski has also conducted lated to be. own views.” in-depth studies of asexual- Luka Vilardi, a freshman at In a world where sex and ity in recent years, having Wright State, is asexual and sexuality are so strongly ac- written her thesis on it and gave her own testimony on knowledged in nearly every published, with co-author what it’s been like discover- society, the idea that some Megan Milks, the second ever ing she’s queer. are rather disinterested is book on the topic, “Asexual-

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facebook.com/theguardianonline @wsuguardian www.theguardianonline.com February 3, 2016 7 88 SEXFESSIONS 40 students surveyed How were you given the sex talk?

-I wasn’t. I asked my best -I walked in on my parents one night, so friend about stuff and figured the next morning my mom explained to the rest out on my own. me what was happening. -My mother gave me a very -My father took me on a vacation to 73% anatomically correct model of Florida for a week. One afternoon we believe that birth the human body to assemble and sat down and he talked to me about control should be read about. She then asked if I had sex and masturbation. Then we went any questions about the physiol- to Epcot and ate German sausages. available over the ogy, and I ended with, “Don’t do counter. that until you’re married.” -My mom informed me about it. She asked me how I thought people When did you lose made babies and I had no idea. your virginity? What is one thing you shouldn’t put up with in a relationship? -Feeling like you’re nothing to the 57% -Dishonesty and other person. I’m a virgin manipulation. -Don’t let your partner make you 3% -Very deep political feel like you’re stupid. 23-25 differences. Trust me. -Never put up with someone % who speaks down to you or 22 -Cheating or someone tries to control you. If you spend 20-22 who doesn’t appreciate most of your time crying, 11% 17-19 8% you for who you are. disagreeing, or fighting, it’s just 15-16 not worth it.

What is the most sexually scandalous thing you’ve ever done? 7 % -Road hand job. -I had sex in my high school teacher’s believe8 in love at daughter’s bed. first sight -I used to use Internet chat rooms, and I wasn’t really the safest about it, -Secretly had sex under blankets so when I was like 14, I used to give with other people in the room. strangers on the Internet my phone 7 % number, they’d call me and talk dirty. -I’ve hooked up in the back of a believe0 in finding a I just thought it was funny. pick-up truck while at the drive-in during “Jurassic World.” I couldn’t soul mate -I farted once in the shower. tell you a thing that happened during that movie.

8 February 3, 2016 www.theguardianonline.com @wsuguardian facebook.com/theguardianonline WRIGHT LIFE 9 Know your sex etiquette Editorial Staff with someone. No one wants it’s a one-night stand, or say o…there’s things you to smell your spicy armpits you want something deeper, Sshould do during and when you’re rolling in the like, oh, a relationship. More after sex and there’s things hay. hearts have been broken you shouldn’t. The opinions 4. If you have an STD or over miscommunication re- vary widely depending who STI, tell the other person. garding sex than light speed you talk to, but The Guard- Just do it. hyperdrives on the Milleni- Fotolia ian staff has safely compiled 5. Don’t push people to um Falcon. a list of ten rules you should work with your kinks if 8. Don’t be a limp, dead Sexual Pet Peeves abide by when entering into they’re not comfortable. Kasi Ferguson me all the time, and once she a sexual situation. 6. Make it clear whether That’s it. Not a lot of noise. Contributing Writer was really going for it, but Understand what con- fish. Make a little noise. [email protected] 1. or not they are expected to No screams. No bellows. Just her roommate walked in. traceptive is at work. If you spend the night. Post-coital a little noise. We’ve collected some Can you imagine how wrong don’t know the answer, you affection is also preferred, 9. Give direction. “Oh, he’s of your sexual pet peeves. that could’ve gone? Trust me, shouldn’t have sex. but not necessary depending nibbling on my elbow like You’re not alone - more peo- kids: sometimes controlling There should be no vio- 2. on the situation. Try to read he thinks that turns me on. ple are annoyed by the same your horniness keeps you lence under the covers. Keep the signs of the situation and I won’t say anything about things as you are. from psychologically scar- the biting, scratching and gauge whether or not post- it because I don’t want to 1. Sophomore, English Ma- ring your friends and family. pulling to a minimum unless sex cuddling is expected. embarrass him.” Wrong! Tell jor - Kissing with too much 4. Sophomore, Psychology your partner indicates they Never run away immediately him, “Haha, that tickles, why tongue is awful. Be tasteful Major - Getting a little too desire otherwise. after the night is over. don’t you nibble on my ear- about it. I want to feel like toothy is a no-go. Whether You should be cleaner 3. 7. If you’re not in a commit- lobe instead?” I’m kissing a person, not the we’re kissing or you’re bit- than an ancient Egyptian ted relationship, be honest 10. tentacle-side of an octopus. ing me, be gentle. Bumping princess before you have sex about your intentions. Say afterwards. Job well done. I used to date a guy who es- teeth when we’re kissing is a Always give a high five sentially led with his tongue total turn-off and people be- and it grossed me out so ing too bitey kind of weirds much. He was probably try- me out. Last year, this girl ing to tease me and thought was getting really wild, I it was sexy or something, but guess, and she kept biting when I let the guy go, all I me really hard, and eventu- could think was, “Thank God, ally she drew blood. Well, I don’t have to navigate his blood makes me nauseous, tongue anymore.” so basically we had to stop 2. Junior, Undecided - I so I wouldn’t vomit on her. hate when the guy tries to We just awkwardly watched get out of using a condom. “Parks & Recreation” for a lit- One guy actually backed out tle while and then she went of sex with me because he home. didn’t want to wear one and 5. Freshman, Art History I wasn’t on birth control at Major - Guys being afraid of the time. He didn’t seem to vaginas are the worst. Pe- understand that I can’t just nises are brought up all the pop some birth control pills time and in all kinds of man- and be good to go - it’s a big ners, but vaginas are scary? process. If you want to have Just work with it. When a guy sex right now and I’m not gets grossed out when we Fotolia on birth control, then I don’t reach that topic, it’s an auto- matic response that I don’t Tweets of the week want to have sex with him. Adrienne Lohr feelcare ahow little quick less pleasant,your reflexes but I dealt with some idiot who My favorite thing about @wrightstate is all fo the doare youwhen know you finish. what’s It mightreally acted like it was some nasty promotional pun hashtags that they can make uncomfortable? Pregnancy. chore, which totally just kills 3. Senior, Business Major the mood anyway, and then with their name. #ThatsWright he’d actually expect me to Sage Riley joyfully go down on him “be- This elevator I have to use at wright state is scary I- Netflixunderstand and chill you - Iwant actually to cause he did so much for me.” it makes ominous sounds and smells like someon like to watch Netflix! Like, You don’t like it, don’t do it! died in it Just don’t expect me to go ishave the sex,New but Black” I just and finished I want down on you. Get out from Emily Williamson tothe know first what season happens of “Orange next. between my thighs if you’re Can someone tell my why it’s colder in the library, My ex-girlfriend would invite going to be a baby about it. than outside? me over and try and get with

facebook.com/theguardianonline @wsuguardian www.theguardianonline.com February 3, 2016 9 10 SPORTS Fearrin demonstrates Men’s basketball prowess in her final season slides into second and drop back-to- Alan Hieber team and being around them “I was pretty shocked. I Contributing Sports Writer all the time,” Fearrin said. have never been named that [email protected] “We’re together almost 24/7. before,” Fearrin said. “It was back games art of Kayla Fearrin’s I live with swimmers, so it is cool to see it on the website Lee Barker III Titans as they defended their Sports Editor home court, 75-68. Yoho Pswimming legacy is like we never get rid of each and on Twitter. I was pretty [email protected] visible when you look at the other, but at the same time proud of myself on how I - board of records on the wall it’s like they’re family.” swam that weekend.” right State men’s tempts of the game. in the Wright State Natatori- “We like doing things to- Fearrin is part of a Wright Wbasketball team made“We couldn’t his first get 11 any shot criti at- um and she still has her eyes gether and supporting each State’s record breaking 200 dropped back-to-back games cal stops when it was a set on making a few more ad- other in and out of the pool,” and 400-meter medley relay during a two-game road trip one-possession-game and ditions to that legacy. Fearrin continued. “I think teams. When she is looking last week and fell into second we were on defense, in the On Saturday, Jan. 30, Fear- the atmosphere of the girls for a source of motivation, last three or four minutes,” rin joined 11 of her fellow at practice is very helpful Fearrin just has to look up at trailing Valparaiso (19-4; Ho- Donlon said. “We had a re- senior teammates in a cer- because we’re all riling each the wall of her home pool. place in the , ally hard time guarding the - other up. We say, ‘You got one “I am trying to get some defeated 73-62 on Jan. 22 to bounce and Detroit really ex- nal home meet against Xavi- more, you can do it or we’ve records that are up on the rizon 9-1), whom the Raiders posed it in the second half.” er.emony The thatmeet preceded would end her in fi a got 10 more, we can still do board, so I use that as my “We’ve got to remember Wright State will be back showcase of Fearrin’s spe- it!’” motivation tool,” Fearrin thattake we’vea first placeplayed lead. 10 confer- in action at the Nutter Cen- cialty events of breaststroke The marquee performance said. “If I want to get through ence games and we’ve won ter on Thursday, Feb. 4 as and individual medley, as she of Fearrin’s senior campaign a hard practice, I look up at seven of them,” head coach they begin a two-game home won the 200-meter distance came against Cleveland the board. I think that is re- Billy Donlon said. “Lets not stand against Milwaukee of each. She also swam the State in a dual meet on Janu- ally motivating to me be- act like the sky is falling. We (15-7; 6-3) and Green Bay breaststroke leg of the win- ary 16. That day, she swept cause that is the goal I want have really hard games com- (13-9; 5-4). ning 400-meter medley relay. her three individual events; to achieve by the end of the ing up. We’ll get back, prac- During a road trip earlier When asked what she was the 100 breaststroke, 200 year.” tice, get better and be ready.” in the season, WSU defeated going to miss after her Raider breaststroke and 400 indi- - The Raiders (13-10; 7-3) Milwaukee 84-82 in overtime career caps off, Fearrin spoke vidual medley. That perfor- ter as a Raider is written, are now in a three-way tie for on Jan. 2, then fell to Green of the family atmosphere that mance earned Fearrin Hori- thereWhen should Fearrin’s be nofinal need chap to second place in the confer- Bay two days later, 76-68. her teammates provide. fear that her swimming lega- ence with Oakland and Mil- “We’ve got to defend our “I’m going to miss the Week honors. cy will be forgotten. waukee. home court,” Donlon said. zon League Swimmer of the Oakland guard Kay Felder “If we want to stay in the top dominated with 33 points as two, we’ve got to take it one game at a time.” Raiders women split road-trip WSU 89-63 at the O’rena on The Raiders have struggled Jesse Schrote Friday,the Golden Jan. Grizzlies29. The lossdefeated end- on the road with a 2-8 record [email protected] ed a six-game winning streak this year, but have found Sports Writer ter Richelle van der Keijl. bury said. “A lot of it depends for the Raiders. much success at the Nutter right State women’s YSU hit some key free on what the defense allows Senior forward JT Yoho Center with a 10-1 record Wbasketball team throws down the stretch that you to do.” dominated Detroit (10-11; and a perfect 5-0 in the con- went on the road over the proved to be the difference in “We were more balanced, 4-6) on Sunday, Jan. 31 with ference. weekend to Northeast Ohio the matchup. They were led we shot it a little better,” a career-high 31 points, but Tip-off for Wright State vs. for a pair of games against by freshman forward Sarah Bradbury said. senior guard Anton Wilson Milwaukee will be at 7 p.m. Youngstown State and Cleve- Cash, scoring 21 points for Freshman guard Emily Vo- on Thursday, Feb. 4. land State, splitting the pair. the Penguins. gelpohl led WSU in scoring The Raiders played the “We played hard, we com- with 19 points. Vogelpohl sank five 3 pointers for the Penguins of Youngstown peted,” head coach Mike had been rather quiet of- State on Thursday, Jan. 28 Bradbury said. “Had a few fensively in the Raiders last and racked up their third breakdowns defensively that three contests. consecutive loss against a cost us three, three’s.” Demmings added 18 points tough YSU team, by a score of “Other than that we were 72-69. assists while sophomore Senior guard Kim Dem- said. “Hopefully we’re mak- forwardwith five Lexi rebounds Smith andcontrib five- mings led WSU in scoring ingfine, a they’re step and good,” going Bradbury in the uted a double double with 14 with 22 points and nine re- right direction.” points and 10 rebounds. bounds and junior forward Wright State looked to Freshman forward Ashanti Antania Hayes added 16 bounce back against Cleve- Abshaw led the way for the points and seven rebounds. land State on Saturday and Vikings with 18 points and It was a close contest that is just what they did. nine rebounds. throughout, with the Pen- The Raiders had four play- guins either leading or the 6-3) will be back in action on score tied. The Raiders got Cleveland State on Saturday, Thursday,Wright State Feb. (16-6;Horizon4, as they take within one point with 54 sec- Jan.ers score 30 as inthey double-figures won 93-65. at onds remaining in the game “We were a little better on 4-5) on the road. Tip-off is at on a lay-up from junior cen- offense (Saturday),” Brad- 8on p.m. Valparaiso (8-12; Horizon Photo by Allison Rodriguez

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