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CAMPUS UNIVERSITY Texas Speech wins AFA championship UT Regent Sara Tucker By Hannah Daniel national championships for ship team,” Hanzlicek said. @hannahdaniel different individual events, “It’s really incredible to know to address setting a national record. that we finally brought it Texas Speech gave a re- Cole Hanzlicek, gov- back and we’re the ones that, cord-breaking performance ernment senior and Texas 14 years from now, could be graduates at the American Forensic As- Speech co-captain, said win- remembered the same way sociation (AFA) National In- ning was a special moment that we look back on 2002. It By Caleb Wong dividual Events Tournament because the award was pre- feels unreal.” @caleber96 last weekend in Florida, win- sented by a coach of UT’s Farrah Bara, economics UT alumna Sara Tucker ning their first Team Sweep- winning 2002 team, who also senior and team co-captain, didn’t go to her own com- stakes National Champion- taught current Texas Speech won two individual titles, mencement ceremony for her ship title in 14 years. coach Randy Cox. including her second Indi- undergraduate degree in jour- In addition to the team “[He said] ‘It is truly some- vidual Sweepstakes title as nalism or her MBA. victory, students won the thing remarkable when the Top Overall Speaker, which “I was the first in my family Overall Individual Sweep- student becomes the teacher,’ earned her the highest point Courtesy of Texas Speech to go to college,” Tucker said. stakes for Top Overall Speak- and then he announced us Members of Texas Speech stand with their trophies after win- “I was tired of being poor, er and five out of 11 possible as the National Champion- page 2 ning the National Championship for the first time in 14 years. AFA so I raced through my un- dergraduate degree in three years, and then I graduated POLICE in the summer and couldn’t afford to come back to Aus- tin for commencement.” UTPD investigates possible campus homicide However, in May, Tucker will give a commencement address in front of thou- By Mikaela Cannizzo sands of UT graduates and & Caleb Wong their families. A member of @thedailytexan the UT System Board of Re- gents and former undersec- The University of Texas retary at the Department of Police Department is inves- Education, she said UT gave tigating a suspected homi- her the tools she needed to cide on campus after a dead become a national leader in body was found in Waller higher education. Creek, west of the Etter- “It really is humbling to be Harbin Alumni Center, on asked that when you care so Tuesday morning. much about an institution that The victim is a woman in gave you the foundation for a her 20s, according to Austin- life that was beyond anything Travis County Emergency I could have ever dreamed for,” Medical Services. The iden- Tucker said. “If you have that tity of the victim has not been energy and enthusiasm for confirmed yet, UTPD spokes- what’s possible, it’s amazing person Cindy Posey said. what you can tackle.” UT President Gregory Tucker already gave a com- Fenves, who returned from mencement speech to UT Amarillo to respond to the graduates in 2005, in which situation, said multiple law she reminded students that enforcement agencies, in- pure, inspired intentions lead cluding officers from the to the right actions in an era Austin Police Department, of distrust toward public offi- the Department of Public cials. She said she wasn’t sure Safety and Texas Rangers, if she should give another are investigating this as a commencement speech, but Marshall Tidrick | Daily Texan Staff possible act of homicide. He said Fenves persuaded her UTPD is investigating a possible homicide on campus. The body, found in Waller Creek on Tuesday morning, has yet to be HOMICIDE page 2 identified. President Fenves urges everyone to be careful and aware of their surroundings when walking alone. TUCKER page 2

CAMPUS SYSTEM Students hand out roses, UT System expands medical amnesty honor Holocaust victims By Rachel Lew to challenge the perception @rachelannlew that alcohol abuse is more People shouldn’t be punished By Vera Bespalova executed by the Gestapo, the acceptable than other drugs. @thedailytexan secret state police of Nazi Students who experienced “Binge drinking is some- more for using one illicit Germany, because of their a drug overdose in the past thing that’s accepted as a social substance over another. At the height of the Ho- efforts. Today, the UT White may have hesitated to call ritual and a behavior that isn’t locaust, 10,000 people were Rose Society focuses on Ho- for medical help due to fear stigmatized,” Hamborsky said. —Stephanie Hamborsky, murdered in Auschwitz locaust remembrance and of repercussions, but the UT “We wanted to push back on President of UT SSDP each day. genocide prevention. System recently changed its the idea that alcohol is more The UT White Rose Soci- Jerwick said the 10,000 policy to encourage students acceptable, because alcohol ety will be handing out 10,000 white roses event has a pow- to seek medical assistance can be very damaging. It’s Rotnofsky said. “You have “People shouldn’t be pun- white roses across campus to- erful effect on students. when necessary. more palatable for people to to fulfill certain require- ished more for using one il- day, each rose commemorat- “There’s such a difference Previously, the UT System be granted amnesty for alco- ments to successfully get licit substance over another,” ing one life lost. Max Glauben, between having something medical amnesty policy only hol, but not as much for other amnesty, and it’s rehabili- Hamborsky said. “The fear a Holocaust survivor, will be about the Holocaust as a quiz covered alcohol poisoning illicit substances [such as co- tative, not a punishment.” of legal repercussion will speaking to students at 6 p.m. question in a high school his- but was extended Wednes- caine] because of the stigma.” Taral Patel, SG chief of deter students from calling at Texas Hillel. tory class versus walking out day to include drug overdose. Hamborksy said SSDP staff and neurobiology and for help, and [the extended English freshman Leah onto campus and seeing one Now students who overdose wrote the bill and found government senior, said policy] eliminates that bar- Kashar and Plan II freshman in every five people carrying on drugs can receive protec- sponsors within Student Gov- the policy protects against rier for students.” Sophie Jerwick are co-pres- a white rose,” Jerwick said. “If tion from University charges ernment (SG). After the bill charges from the University Some questioned whether idents of the organization. we were in Auschwitz today, after they participate in a was passed within SG, it was but does not include possible the bill would encourage Jerwick said the history of those people carrying a rose rehabilitative process. brought before UT System, charges from the city or state. student drug use, but Ham- the organization dates back to would not be alive.” The change in policy was where UT lawyers rewrote “It’s up to the police of- borsky said extending the Europe in the early 1940’s. The organization chooses a proposed by the UT branch the language of the policy. ficer’s discretion [to press medical amnesty policy will “The White Rose Society different cause to advocate for of Students for Sensible SG President Xavier criminal charges], but if it’s not create more drug users. was originally a group at the each semester. This semester’s Drug Policy (SSDP), an or- Rotnofsky said the policy a life or death situation, they “For example, distributing University of Munich during chosen cause is the Syrian ganization concerned about will allow students to par- will usually not charge but condoms will not cause peo- the Holocaust,” Jerwick said. refugee crisis. the impact drug abuse has ticipate in a rehabilitative make sure they get medical ple who were not previously “It was a group of non-Jewish “Our pamphlets that we’re on communities, according process instead of receiving help,” Patel said. having sex to start now,” Ham- students that tried to notify the attaching to the roses also have to the organization’s website. punishment through Stu- Hamborsky said grant- borsky said. “People who use other students about the atroc- information on the Syrian Stephanie Hamborsky, dent Judicial Services. ing full medical amnesty drugs now will continue using ities of the Holocaust by edu- refugee crisis and the parallels president of UT SSDP and “There’s a rehabilita- allows students to feel drugs, and having the ability to cating them through leaflets.” biology and Plan II senior, tion process, and a student comfortable calling for call for help will allow them to The original Society was ROSE page 2 said the organization wanted has to apply for amnesty,” help in any emergency. get medical treatment.”

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Counseling and Mental Senators John Cornyn and pus public safety leaders are acknowledge that to provide “Based on current informa- Health Center in an email COPYRIGHT Ted Cruz to co-sponsor an “doing everything possible an opportunity “to gather as tion from the investigation, the following Fenves’ message anti-genocide bill that was to ensure safety on campus.” a community.” campus is safe,” Verett said. ”As to the community. Copyright 2016 Texas introduced in the U.S. Sen- “We are also working closely “We know this is a difficult we gather further information, “Please be respectful of Student Media. All articles, photographs and graphics, ate in February. with Austin police to identify time,” Gholston said in the we will update campus com- members of the community both in the print and online Samantha Dier, interna- possible suspects,” Fenves said email. “Please be respectful munity, public and the media.” during this difficult time,” editions, are the property tional relations and global in the email. ”Based on the of information you share on According to the UTPD Paine said in the email. of Texas Student Media studies sophomore, said she information we have and our social media.” crime logs, no homicides “It’s always important to and may not be reproduced was inspired to volunteer at conversations with police, the While numerous rumors on campus have occurred in remember that Longhorns or republished in part or in whole without written the event after a recent trip campus continues to operate regarding the identity of the the past 15 years. take care of one another permission. to Hungary and Romania, fully, and all classes and events victim have circulated on so- Civil engineering fresh- and themselves.” where she worked with remain on schedule.” cial media, UTPD has yet to man Kelly Mullins said she If you are seeking help, the Holocaust survivors. 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By Nashwa Bawab ‘Boot the Braids’ is to pressure @nashwabawab the corporation,” Salamanca 1 said. “Threatening to cut the In 2003, UT students of contract would be ideal, but several organizations joined there are other ways to go the “Boot the Bell” campaign about it. A really large boy- by donning tomato suits and cott could do exactly the same chanting in hopes of boycot- thing. [UT] didn’t cut the ting Bell for not treating contract with Taco Bell, and farmworkers humanely. Last Taco Bell still ended up sign- fall, this call to action was re- ing thanks to student efforts vived when the UT chapter around the nation.” of the Student-Farmworker Alliance (SFA) marched Boot the Bell across the West Mall to “Boot Before there was “Boot the the Braids,” a campaign to Braids,” there was “Boot the boycott Wendy’s. Bell,” the first attempt on cam- The cause driving some pus and in the nation to get a students to protest the two major food corporation to sign Wendy’s franchises on cam- an agreement with the CIW. pus currently is similar to the The CIW launched its first cause that was able to mobi- boycott against major fast lize students so many years food company, Taco Bell, in ago: Wendy’s has not signed 2001. The CIW then traveled onto the Fair Food Program, to churches and universi- a partnership among farm- ties around the country to workers and food compa- get consumers on their side. nies that helps guarantee fair UT students were some of wages as well as other hu- the first to join the boycott mane working conditions for among major universities. those who work in the fields. In 2003, many UT student pending contracts between harvest the produce they use in rector of University Unions. a lot of cards in debates such Wendy’s is now the last of organizations worked togeth- their schools and Taco Bell. their food. Wendy’s gets their She said all matters of civil as this one, and the Taco Bell the five major food chains in er to have weekly protests, This collective effort is one produce from distributors who liberty of workers rights is campaign was proof of that. the U.S. to not sign onto the according to Jordan Buckley, of the major reasons why, af- employ farmers. Therefore, important to the University “If we look at what hap- Fair Food Program, and last who attended UT from 2000 ter four years of the national Bertini said he does not think and something they hope to pened with the Taco Bell fall, UT’s SFA had a protest, to 2006. Buckley was a part boycott, Taco Bell signed an the company should be re- fix through a culture change. campaign in the past as an hosted a movie screening of the Campus Greens, one agreement with the CIW in sponsible for the extra fee they “The future is unknown,” example, it is very clear that and sent an open letter to of the many organizations 2005 promising fair treatment would be required to pay if they Reagins-Lilly said. “We don’t student pressure could lead President Gregory Fenves en- involved with the boycott of and wages for farmworkers, made a deal with the CIW. know what will become our to these corporations into couraging UT to break their Taco Bell on campus. according to Natali Rodri- “What the coalition wants relationship with many of our making the right decisions,” contract with the Wendy’s in “I think Austinites have a guez, a spokeswoman from us to do is pay an added fee contracts and our vendors, Rodriguez said. “You’re talk- Jester and in the Texas Union. proud heritage of early in- the national SFA. to the harvesters on top of but what we do know is that ing about their own consum- UT has not stated whether volvements in this campaign “Taco Bell was intention- the contracted price we pay when matters are brought to ers telling them what to do.” they will end their contract and transformed one of the ally targeting young people our suppliers,” Bertini said. our attention, we investigate The efforts by the 200 with Wendy’s, but given UT’s most exploitative industries through catchy advertising,” “They want us to do that even them, we look into them. schools involved with the size and prominence in the in our country, and UT stu- Rodriguez said, citing the fa- though these workers are not What you can look forward “Boot the Bell” campaign and state, SFA believes losing UT’s dents have been a part of that mous ‘Yo Quiero Taco Bell’ Wendy’s employees. They are to is an active effort to under- the 25 schools that were able to business could be a wake-up collective effort of solidarity chihuahua ad. “And when hired by our suppliers.” stand the allegations.” end current or pending con- call for Wendy’s. Students in with these farmworkers since all those students protested, Bertini said Wendy’s only After Reagins-Lilly spoke tracts were the tipping point the campaign hope Wendy’s the get-go,” Buckley said. those same young people they works with suppliers and with the Daily Texan, she for Taco Bell and reason they will be pressured into signing At UT, attempts to get a were marketing to made it companies that share their and Salamanca have had one were the first to sign a deal a deal with the Coalition of resolution passed in Student clear to Taco Bell what they commitment to quality, in- meeting regarding the issue with the CIW, Rodriguez said. Immokalee Workers (CIW) Government as well as an at- really wanted.” tegrity and ethics and even of Wendy’s, where she made Rodriguez said she believes — an organization known for tempt to work with the Texas created a code of conduct sure SFA was in contact with the best and only way to make its work in fighting for the hu- Union Board failed, but as Boot the Braids for their suppliers in 2015 to the right people. a company as big as Wendy’s mane treatment of farmwork- the campaign continued, Today, the CIW has been prove that. Salamanca said he thinks sign their deal is to have a large ers — if their consumers, such more students across the na- able to make deals with major The Wendy’s code of con- Reagins-Lilly’s comments are backing by consumers. as UT, send a clear message. tion began to get involved. companies like McDonald’s, duct lists expectations for dis- an example of the University’s The purpose of the protest Latin American studies se- By 2005, more than 200 Subway, Burger King, Whole tributors in regards to worker “pseudo-concern” for the is- and letters against Wendy’s nior Carlos Salamanca, an or- schools, such as UT, joined Foods and Walmart — but treatment, hiring practices, sue, and said he does not be- by the SFA last semester was ganizer of SFA, said this could the campaign, and 25 high Wendy’s is still not on that list. wages and benefits, child la- lieve much more action will to gain support from the be done by cutting the con- schools and universities, such Wendy’s spokesperson Bob bor and workplace discrimi- come from the University. consumers we see every day: tract altogether or through a as Notre Dame and the Uni- Bertini said Wendy’s, like many nation. According to their “There may be an effort the students, faculty and ad- large, national boycott. versity of California in Irvine, companies, does not purchase code of conduct, their distrib- from the University to un- ministration of UT. “Ultimately, the goal of were able to end contracts or directly from the people who utors are expected to comply derstand these movements Rodriguez said the Taco Bell with the Fair Labor Standards and their demands but an campaign proves that a Uni- Act, which is a federal act that actual effort to meet those versity such as UT could be the 2 serves as a guideline for fair demands and to participate decision-maker in a proposi- labor treatment. in the movement themselves tion this important, which is CIW member Santiago as opposed to co-opting why the national campaign will Perez said the Wendy’s code just isn’t what is happen- continue until Wendy’s signs of conduct isn’t enough and ing,” Salamanca said. “Sure, the deal and promises account- does not respond to what the maybe they’re trying to un- ability for the fair treatment group is asking of all food derstand, but they still aren’t of farmworkers. corporations. He spoke to doing anything.” “What are these corpora- the Daily Texan in Spanish, Active effort is something tions without their consumers? and his interview was inter- that could tip the scale in favor They’re nothing,” Rodriguez preted by Natali Rodriguez of the SFA and CIW, accord- said. “And the administration of SFA. ing to Rodriguez, who said an at UT and the students can “What we want is for Wen- institution as big as UT holds have a huge influence.” dy’s to be responsible for the purchases that they make,” Perez said. “That doesn’t only Name: 4478/COUPONS; Width: 19p4; mean that we ask them to pay Depth: 5 in; Color: Black, 4478/COU- the extra penny per pound of tomatoes, but it also means that PONS; Ad Number: 4478 we ask them to respect workers CAMPUSCAMPUS rights, which is more crucial.” One of SFA’s attempts to work with UT was through the letter they sent to UT Name: 4545/The4478/Arbor Escape Car Wash; Game Width: Austin; 19p4; administration in October Width:Depth: 619p4; in; Color: Depth: Black, 6 in; Color:4478/Arbor Black, Car 2015 calling on Fenves to cut 4545/TheWash; Ad EscapeNumber: Game 4478 Austin; Ad Num- the University’s contract with Wendy’s. Fenves responded to ber: 4545 the group’s letter with a letter of his own. In it he thanked CouponsCoupons the group for their work and said, “I advise you to begin add yours at texanmedia.org your discussion about the is- sues you have raised in your letter with the executive direc- tor of the University Unions.” Salamanca said he was glad to be redirected to the University Unions, but does not believe UT will step in as long as there is a monetary 3 incentive that benefits them. According to the con- tract between the University 1. The UT Student-Farmworker Alliance held a rally/protest across the Unions and UT, the Wendy’s at the Union and the one in West Mall for Wendy’s refusal to join the Fair Food Program on Sept. 30, Jester pay the University a 5 2015. The Fair Food program is aimed to improve wages and working percent royalty if they make conditions of farmworkers. Jesús Nazario | Daily Texan Staff anything less than $1 mil- USE PROMO CODE: lion, 6 percent royalty if they UTSTUDENT20 2. A UT student protester dons a tomato suit during a “Boot the Bell” rally make $1 million to $1.2 mil- TO GET 20% OFF lion and 7.5 percent if they YOUR GAME against Taco Bell in 2002. Courtesy of Kena Pina make anything higher than EXPIRES 5/31/16 $1.2 million dollars. 3. Latin American studies senior Carlos Salamanca, a member of the Soncia Reagins-Lilly, dean BOOK NOW UT Student-Farmworker Alliance, hands a letter to Wendy’s employees of students and senior as- THEESCAPEGAMEAUSTIN.COM on Sept. 30, 2015. 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COLUMN Redistribution should combat college tuition By Mubarrat Choudhury Daily Texan Senior Columnist @MubarratC There’s no doubt that the cost of college has Here’s a little known fact: With what been increasing extensively in the last few de- the federal government spent on cades. In the next two years, students at the University of Texas at Austin will be subject to its various and sundry student aid a 6 percent increase in tuition. This increase initiatives last year, it could have directly contributes to the dramatic burden of student debt. covered the tuition bill of every Instead of enacting a policy that would either student at every public college in cap college tuition or redistribute American tax dollars in aid, the Department of Education the country. would rather circumvent this larger issue by fo- — Jordan Weissmann, cusing on how to ease the means of payment for The Atlantic writer some students. Newly appointed Secretary of Education college education. John King Jr. spoke to various U.S. student re- Jordan Weissmann, columnist for The At- porters across the country in mid-March about lantic, writes about the idea of making every the department attempting to ease the student public school in the nation tuition-free without burden by streamlining income-driven repay- increasing the nation’s spending. ment plans and the public service loan forgive- “Here’s a little known fact: With what the fed- Infographic by Lillian Michel | Daily Texan Staff ness program. The former payment option caps eral government spent on its various and sun- student loan repayments to 10 percent of their dry student aid initiatives last year, it could have though capable of sending to college a major- between both public and private institutions monthly income, while the latter forgives stu- covered the tuition bill of every student at every ity of those who wish to do so, is problematic. — which include tuition, room and board dent loans for full-time public service workers public college in the country,” Weissmann said. This plan would funnel all of the money towards — amounted to about $393.5 billion dollars after 120 qualifying payments. In their annual “Condition of Education,” public universities at the expense of private uni- in the 2010–2011 academic year. It would The problem is that they are contingent on the Department of Education reports that in versities, which would force us to reevaluate the be more reasonable to demand that the fed- eligibility and being a part of a specific eco- the 2009–2010 school year, public colleges amount of money the federal government ought eral government pay that price than have the nomic sector. And while these means of alle- earned about $57 billion through tuition. Ac- to spend on higher education. American people pay the burdensome $1.2 viating the $1.2 trillion student debt help on cording to the New America Foundation, on According to the White House website, the trillion of student debt. Ultimately, the solu- some level, they fail to fully solve the biggest the other hand, the federal government ap- government spends about 24 percent of taxes tion to this problem lies on where the people problem: college is just getting prohibitively propriated $77 billion worth of tax breaks on national defense and only 3.6 percent on put value in politics, such that we urge the expensive, and the American government and grants for higher education in 2012. The education and job training. If the government government to finally start making some gives off the perception that they don’t give money spent on education already exists — were to redistribute even 1 or 2 percent of the sensible policy and shift their actions from a damn. the government must make the decision to re- defense budget, it would be more than enough marginally benefiting our monthly loan pay- The ultimate solution needs to be directed distribute the money towards all of the public to put towards higher education. ments to more substantial fiscal change. towards redistributing money already spent universities in the nation. According to the National Center for Choudhury is an economics freshman from on education to totally offset the cost of a Redistribution of government funds alone, Education Statistics, the total money spent Richardson.

COLUMN Increasingly bloody drone warfare needs transparency

By Reagan Stuart our counterterrorism actions and the broad Daily Texan Columnist support of our allies.” @realreaganstu Transparency is a critical goal, and this report is a good start. In the past the White On March 7, President Obama announced House has simply not done enough to in- that the White House would soon be releas- form the public about this major aspect of ing a report detailing casualty figures from U.S. foreign policy. The report will be the drone strikes abroad. The announcement first time that the government has ever of- came in the wake of a drone strike in Somalia ficially released the number of people killed which killed roughly 150 Somalis suspected by U.S. drone strikes. Instead, almost all of involvement with Al-Shabaab, the Somali public knowledge about drone warfare has affiliate of Al-Qaeda. The attack was one of come to light from whistleblowers feeding the most deadly the U.S. has launched, killing information to journalists. As with all fail- more Somalis than attacks from the last nine ures of transparency, this one has eroded years combined. public trust in the government. The report will contain information in- However, there is more at stake than just the cluding the number of civilian casualties public trust in government when it comes to the incurred from strikes in areas involved in use of drones in combat. There are serious, im- “active hostilities.” This means figures from portant issues that need to be addressed regard- countries such as Iraq, Syria and Afghani- ing the United States’ use of deadly, unmanned stan will not be contained in the report, strikes against our enemies. which will be released on an annual basis The American people deserve to know if going forward. their taxes are being used in ways that align Illustration by Mel Westfall | Daily Texan Staff Lisa Monaco, President Obama’s coun- with their moral principles. There are some groups. Missed strikes carry tragic consequences. the use of deadly force overseas, the time for terterrorism and homeland security adviser, in the country, including myself, who have The American people should know how often transparency is now. Drone strikes have clear argued transparency would increase support significant qualms with the widespread use civilians are being killed. Drone warfare is un- advantages in protecting the security interests for U.S. foreign policy actions in a speech to of deadly force overseas, especially when doubtedly a strategic asset, but more information of the United States, but details on their utiliza- the Council on Foreign Relations. that force is used against civilians. is necessary to decide if the tactical benefits out- tion need to become public soon. If not, we risk “We know that not only is greater transpar- In 2013, a U.S. drone strike killed 13 people weigh the moral costs. becoming the terrorists we are at war with. ency the right thing to do,” Monaco said. “It attending a wedding party in Yemen, none of With several presidential candidates promis- Stuart is a Plan II and business honors is the best way to maintain the legitimacy of whom had any apparent connections to militant ing to pursue a more aggressive policy toward sophomore from Lubbock.

COLUMN UT expansion must grow with student community farms By Benroy Chan and have “created a climate of stress, frus- and transportation, and on average, pro- Daily Texan Senior Columnist tration and uncertainty for Concho’s and duce travels 1,300 to 2,000 miles to reach a @BenroyChan Microfarm’s participants.” consumer. All of this increases greenhouse The group wants UT to incorporate the gas emissions from fossil fuel use, and eat- Community gardening and urban The story of development taking over farms into the future east campus develop- ing locally-grown foods can dramatically nature is far from new — all over the ment or, if unable to do so, fund their relo- reduce our impact on climate change. farming reconnect people with their world, airports replace forests and homes cation. They also hope to establish a formal In addition, providing a way for stu- food, but they also empower vol- sit on prairies. And now, the University protocol between student leaders and UT dents to grow their own food allows us to of Texas’s two community gardens might administrators when future developments reconnect with an undeniably important unteers and participants to make meet a similar fate. conflict with student projects. resource. In our day-to-day lives, we often changes in their lifestyle and values Last year, UT administrators finalized the Jim Walker, director of the Office of take food for granted because we do not 2015 East Campus Master Plan. The plan Sustainability, said his office sees access to understand what goes into its production. towards sustainability. will expand graduate student housing in the community gardens as a valuable resource Forming a deeper connection with food east campus area and potentially compro- and fully intends to relocate the gardens can inspire us to reduce food waste and — James Collins, mise the future of the UT Microfarm and if they are demolished. Walker said even promote sustainability. Assistant director of UT Microfarm Concho Community Garden. The farms if the farms cannot supply a significant James Collins, assistant director of the cooking or enjoying it. As a culture, we have tremendous importance to our cam- amount of food due to their size, they of- Microfarm and government freshman, overlook food and, in doing so, overlook pus’ culture, education and sustainability, so fer educational opportunities beyond their said he participates in community gar- a significant part of culture itself.” UT administrators must find a way to build physical limitations. dening and urban farming because of the As our campus continues to expand, fu- around them or fund their relocation. “I think students doing hands-on learn- ability to educate people on community ture development is inevitable. However, A week ago, Students Empowered by ing or getting their hands dirty, literally, is and sustainability. the community gardens at UT have found Food, an organization formed to protect always a valuable experience,” Walker said. “Community gardening and urban their place in the hearts of many students, UT’s community gardens, created a peti- Although the farms are small, the Mi- farming reconnect people with their and as such, should be protected or appro- tion on Change.org to keep these farms crofarm and Concho Community Garden food, but they also empower volunteers priately relocated. The leaders of the farm that has garnered over 1,000 signatures. bring the huge issue of unsustainable agri- and participants to make changes in their have spoken up, and hopefully university The page’s description says UT adminis- culture and “food miles” to light. Around lifestyle and values towards sustainabil- administrators will listen. trators have continually failed to include 80 percent of the energy used in food pro- ity,” Collins said. “Food brings people Chan is a journalism and environmental farm leaders in decision-making processes duction goes into processing, packaging together, whether [they are] growing, science freshman from Sugar Land.

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FOOTBALL VINCE YOUNG Vince Young being sued for alleged assault

By Samuel Williams “Ms. Cayo’s claims will be @thedailytexan roundly disproved and Mr. Former Texas quarter- Young will be vindicated in back Vince Young is being all respects.” sued by a woman for alleg- “Mr. Young’s counsel edly assaulting and pulling presented the results of the her hair during a car ride investigation to Ms. Cayo’s back from a 2014 NCAA counsel in early 2015,” the Tournament game, accord- attorney said in a statement ing to TMZ Sports. to Horns Digest. “Now, two The woman, Tiffany years after this alleged in- Cayo, described Young as cident and over a year after “extremely intoxicated” being informed that there and claims the incident was clear and unequivocal cost her medical expenses witness testimony contra- and lost wages. She is seek- dicting Ms. Cayo’s allega- ing $250,000 in damages. tions, Ms. Cayo and her Young’s attorney said the counsel have brought this former quarterback will frivolous lawsuit in a clear file a lawsuit for defama- attempt to extract money tion in response and that from Mr. Young.”

Stephanie Tacy | Daily Texan file photo The Texas Longhorns finished the 2015 season 5-7 under head coach Charlie Strong. Going into the spring, Strong wanted to name his starting quarterback before spring practices were over but after Jerrod Heard’s shoulder injury, it may be harder than he thought. Charlie Strong faces big dilemma in intense quarterback competition By Mark Skol, Jr. the rest of spring ball. While him to do right now on of- @markskoljr Heard can’t compete on the fense, he’s doing those things field for the job, it doesn’t so he’ll get better and im- Head coach Charlie mean Strong has ruled him prove. It just comes with age.” Shane’s a quarterback Brian Ray | Daily Texan file photo Strong wanted to name the out of the race. While Strong likes a quar- Vince Young played for the Longhorns from 2002–2005 and Longhorns’ starting quarter- “It’s not that he’s getting terback with experience, he who knows where to led Texas to the 2005 BCS Championship victory. back for the 2016 season by it on the field, but he’s get- is no stranger to starting a put the ball and he’s the end of spring practice, ting it in the classroom,” true freshman at the quarter- but now he might have to Strong said. “I think that back position. been in an offense victory in the rubber match. BIG 12 The Bears, who have wait longer than expected to helps us. Just physically When Strong was coach- similar to what we are continues from page 6 make that decision. he can’t do what they are ing at Louisville, quarter- won five out of their last “I don’t know by the end doing right now, but just back Teddy Bridgewater doing right now. He’s to a stellar 7.2 inning seven games, now sit in a of spring there will be a guy,” mentally he can make sure started 11 games as a true only going to get better. performance by junior tie with Texas for the sixth Strong said. “But you just like that he is processing every- freshman. And Strong feels right-hander Drew Tolson, best record in conference the battle right now.” thing in the classroom.” confident in how true fresh- before cruising to a 5-2 at 3-3. On the field, senior quar- But now, Strong faces a man Shane Buechele has —Charlie Strong, terback Tyrone Swoopes dilemma in the quarter- progressed after only four Head coach back battle. has shown to the coaching months on campus. put the seal on the 5-0 loss. Last week, Texas an- staff that he has exponen- “He’s doing a great job,” Strong will come closer BASEBALL “Everything’s been said,” Cle- nounced that redshirt soph- tially improved his game Strong said. “Shane’s a quar- to making his decision on continues from page 6 mens said. “This is already way omore quarterback Jerrod since last season. terback who knows where the quarterback competition a smattering of singles, in- too many times to be sitting in Heard injured his throwing “He’s mature and much to put the ball and he’s been when Swoopes and Buechele cluding a pair that never left the locker room thinking about shoulder in practice, and better now,” Strong said. “As in an offense similar to what will put their talents on dis- the infield, led to another what we need to do. We already Strong confirmed that Heard you get older, you have to get we are doing right now. He’s play in the Texas spring game trio of Islander runs that know what we need to do.” is officially shut down for better. What we are asking only going to get better.” April 16.

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JACOB MARTELLA, SPORTS EDITOR | @texansports Wednesday, April 6, 2016 6 SOFTBALL SIDELINE Texas sweeps UTEP in double header NCAAW UCONN By Claire Cruz @claireecruz5 SYRACUSE Texas earned win No. 400 at Red and Charline Mc- Combs Field by sweeping a doubleheader against UTEP on Tuesday. MLB The Longhorns got the day started with a 4-1 win and ASTROS closed out the evening with a 8-0, run-rule victory. The bats remained hot through- YANKEES out the lineup as Texas cranked out 15 hits in total. “We need to have differ- ent offensive weapons,” head coach Connie Clark said. RANGERS “We utilized our entire ros- ter and that’s important for us, I love it.” MARINERS Senior center fielder Lindsey Stephens, who was named the Big 12 Player of the Week just before the games, drove in the first run of the contest in the TOP TWEET bottom of the third with a RBI groundout. Junior Connor Lammert third baseman Celina Felix Mary Pistorius | Daily Texan Staff @ANDTwenty1 followed with a RBI single After being named Big 12 Player of the Week, senior center fielder Lindsey Stephens put the Longhorns on the board in the “Work hard and be to center. bottom of the third with a RBI groundout. In the fourth, sophomore nice to people.” Paige von Sprecken, who was junior pitcher Tiarra Davis’ helped herself by sending a hitting behind the runners Von Sprecken improved in the designated player role streak of 17 scoreless innings RBI single to left center. Ju- and delivered with the sac to 9–1 on the season, strik- in game one, ripped a two- pitched. UTEP strung to- nior shortstop Devon Tun- flies,” Clark said. “There was ing out four and giving up RBI double to center to dou- gether three singles to bring ning followed with a RBI some good execution with no walks. Davis issued just ble Texas’ lead. Von Sprecken the run across and load the single up the middle to give that, we were right on.” one walk in game one, which TODAY IN and Felix both recorded two bases with one down. Two Texas an early 2-0 lead. Junior first baseman Kelli is a good sign for the young hits in the contest. huge strikeouts from Davis Consecutive sacrificeHanzel recorded her first pitching staff. HISTORY “It’s nice to get Paige some sealed the Texas victory. flies from junior left fielder career triple in the same “It’s a big confidence looks because she’s some- Texas used timely hit- Stephanie Wong and Felix in frame, and she crossed the booster that we’re able to one that can really swing it,” ting to sure up the sweep in the second inning increased plate after Stephens sent pound the strike zone,” von Clark said. “She hasn’t had a game two. the Texas advantage. In the a RBI double to left to put Sprecken said. “Ultimately, 1973 ton of at-bats this year, but UTEP’s senior pitcher following inning, sophomore Texas up 7-0. Freshman free passes are what kill us. she has been hot.” Danielle Pearson walked catcher Randel Leahy sent a right fielder Reagan Ha- [We’ll] keep this momentum The Pittsburgh The Miners got on the the first two Longhorns at third sacrifice fly to center. thaway’s RBI single in the and play Longhorn softball Pirates retire board in the seventh to end the plate, and von Sprecken “We did a great job fourth secured the win. the way we’ve been playing.” Roberto Clemente’s jersey number, 21. BIG 12 NOTEBOOK BASEBALL | TEXAS A&M CC 5 - 0 TEXAS SPORTS Clemens, Longhorns shut BRIEFLY Men’s tennis drops match to Baylor out by A&M Corpus Christi Despite a back-and- forth contest, the No. 17 By Daniel Clay and help push Kingham out Longhorns dropped a 4-2 @dclay567 of the game after just two- decision to No. 45 Baylor thirds of an inning. in Waco on Tuesday night. In his last start, Texas “It seems like everything There was no sign No. 86-ranked duo A&M Corpus Christi starter that can go wrong right junior George Goldhoff Aaron Hernandez lasted now is going wrong,” ju- involved. Those are and redshirt freshman just two-thirds of an inning nior first baseman Kacy the kind of things that Julian Zlobinsky domi- Rachel Zein | Daily Texan Staff against the NAIA University Clemens said. nated senior Felipe Rios Texas head coach Augie Garrido highlights the 2016 College of Houston Victoria Jaguars. The Texas offense looked happen when you’re and freshman Jimmy Baseball Hall of Fame inductees with 1,961 career wins. He was practically un-hitta- truly incompetent through trying to do too much Bendeck in play, ble against the defending Big all nine innings and taking the match 6-2. 12 tournament champions. showed no signs of ever be- and trying to make But the lead wouldn’t Hernandez tossed 5.2 ing able to claw its way out Garrido elected into last. No. 68-ranked se- scoreless innings and add- of a deficit. something happen that nior Michael Riechmann ed nine strikeouts to hand The Longhorns put the can’t happen. and sophomore Adrian College Hall of Fame Texas a 5–0 home loss and leadoff man on in the sec- —Augie Garrido, Ortiz quickly fell behind drop the squad to four ond and third innings and Head coach to the Bears’ junior Max By Daniel Clay his stellar line. The perfor- games below .500. advanced him over to sec- Tchoutakian and sopho- @dclay567 mance was enough to earn “We certainly will sit ond with a sacrifice bunt. Clemens was hung out to more Tommy Podvin- Elliott conference pitcher down and rethink this thing, But in both innings, the dry trying to go first to ski and never recovered. College baseball’s win- of the week honors. for sure,” head coach Augie Longhorn rallies self-de- third on a single. Ortiz double faulted on ningest coach finally Garrido said. “It’s certainly structed with two straight “There was no sign in- match point, giving Bay- earned the sport’s highest Gutierrez leads Red causing us to question.” strikeouts, leaving the win- volved,” Garrido said. lor the win and evening honor for a head coach. Raiders to Big 12 Lead The Longhorns ran into ningest coach in college “Those are the kind of the score 1-1. Texas hit a Texas skipper Augie Texas Tech’s three-game trouble starting with the baseball history at a loss things that happen when drop shot at the net in the Garrido was announced sweep in Lubbock over the first hitter of the game and for potential remedies. you’re trying to do too remaining doubles match as a 2016 inductee into the visiting Kansas State Wild- were never able to recover. “Its so stunning that you much and trying to make which was slammed National College Baseball cats vaulted the surging Freshman righthander No- don’t know,” Garrido said. something happen that down, giving the Bears Hall of Fame. Garrido, Red Raiders to first place in lan Kingham walked the “I’m pretty speechless.” can’t happen.” the doubles point. who has an NCAA record the conference. leadoff hitter, and one bat- Despite the offensive The Longhorns re- Riechmann quickly of 1,961 wins and 15 Col- Senior first baseman Eric ter later, a bobble by junior miscues, Texas stayed grouped and loaded the made up the difference lege World Series appear- Gutierrez led the Red Raid- third baseman Tres Barrera within two runs through bases with two outs, but with a straight-set win ances in his coaching ca- er charge over the weekend, turned a potential double- the sixth inning. Clemens sophomore catcher Michael over Podvinski in singles reer, will join seven other driving in five runs over the play ball into just a one out sparked a potential attack Cantu chopped into an in- play. The Bears rallied players and coaches in the three-game set, including fielder’s choice. when he led off the frame ning-ending groundout to back with a straight-set 2016 induction class. four in the second game of The next batter, Zacarias with a walk. After a Tres maintain the 2-0 deficit. win by Rios over Ortiz. The six-time National a Saturday double header. Hardy arched a blast well Barrera single, the Long- In the ninth, a walk and Sophomore John Mee Coach of the Year will be Gutierrez’s success at the clear of the left field wall to horns looked primed to collected another Long- officially inducted July 1–2 plate was enough to earn give the Islanders a 2-0 lead put two on and no out, but BASEBALL page 5 at a ceremony in Lubbock. the senior Big 12 Co-Player horn win at sixth singles, of the Week Honors. edging Tyler Stayer 7-6, Cowboys fall back The Red Raider hot 6-1 and evening the to earth streak will be given a tough score to 2-2. After leading the Big 12 challenge this week. The Baylor continued to after the first full week- team’s next five games are sweep the top three posi- end of conference play, all against ranked oppo- tions as Tchoutakian de- the Oklahoma State Cow- nents, and the stretch be- feated freshman Harrison boys dropped back to third gins with a two-game mid- Scott in three sets and place in the Big 12 after week road series against Goldhoff and freshman dropping two out of three No. 4 Florida State. Rodrigo Banzer also fell in on the road to the West their respective matches. Virginia Mountaineers. Baylor takes two of Baylor took the win 4-2 The Cowboys dropped three versus Kansas with the rest of the match- the first two games of the The Baylor Bears re- es being suspended. series by one run each bounded from a rough The Longhorns are before rebounding to a 6-1 series opening loss now 15–7 for the season decisive 8–1 win in the Friday to win the next in dual-match play and series finale. two games against Kansas have won eight of their Freshman right-hander and reach the .500 mark last 10 matches. Jensen Elliott tossed a com- in conference play. The Longhorns return plete game in the finale After Friday’s loss, Bay- to action Friday against with a leadoff home run lor was able to take the Oklahoma State. Match in the bottom of the ninth second game 2-1 thanks Gabriel Lopez | Daily Texan Staff play will at 6 p.m. at the inning, the only tarnish on The Longhorns struck out nine times in 5-0 shutout loss to A&M Corpus Christi. Texas has Polo Tennis Club. BIG 12 page 5 now been outscoreed 23-6 in the ninth inning this season. —Alana Kaufman COMICS 7

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FOOD REVIEW | LONGHORN CHICKEN Expert chef offers fresh take on By Steven Acevedo LONGHORN CHICKEN @stevenace24 Address: 2512 Rio Grande St. With all the foreign and Hours: 11 a.m. — 3 a.m. specialty options Rating: 8/10 offered in West Campus, Recommended Dish: Five sometimes simplicity is key. Longhorn Chicken brings a piece spicy chicken tenders professional take on a clas- sic college meal. Windwillow decided to Opened at the beginning come to Austin, what he of the semester, Longhorn calls the “food truck mecca” Chicken now occupies the of the United States, to serve Rancho Rio food truck that up his professional take on formerly housed Clunkers. simple classics. Chef Eddie Windwillow “What I do really well brings a lifetime of culinary is cook home-style food experience to Longhorn better than home,” Wind- Chicken’s homestyle menu. willow said. “I’m trying Windwillow spent the last 15 to bring that to the public years working as a chef, many with Longhorn Chicken, of which he spent as an execu- using a chef’s point of view tive chef at various fine dining of fried chicken.” establishments and corporate While fried chicken is not kitchens, including the fa- a groundbreaking food, es- mous Karl Strauss Brewing pecially in the South, Long- Company in San Diego. horn Chicken’s preparation With a father who was a makes it unlike any other Grand Diplôme at Le Cor- chicken joint in the area. All don Bleu in Paris, Windwil- of the chicken offered is ha- Angie Huang | Daily Texan Staff low said he had a culinary lal, making it permissible Eddie Windwillow works in the West Campus food trucks. He said the food truck park is filled with talented and driven chefs career in his blood. to eat according to Islamic such as himself and the West Campus residents are lucky to have such diverse dining options. “I remember being 21 law. Windwillow said all of without any sense of direc- the chickens go from a good The halal approach yields a The fried chicken is a suc- a surprisingly perfect balance avoid being overshadowed tion, and I didn’t have any living situation to a facility distinguishable product. Their cessful deviation from its tra- of sweet and spicy. by the chicken entrées and money for my parents’ an- where it is butchered cleanly fried chicken, with a cornmeal ditional preparation, but the The other standout from the complementary waffles. niversary that year,” Wind- and blessed, making it a much dredge, is plenty juicy and fla- true standout menu item is the menu is the Asian firecracker Longhorn Chicken uses willow said. “I decided to cleaner and fresher product. vorful without the overpower- spicy chicken tenders. The only chicken wings. The hoisin and simplicity to its advantage, of- make a dinner for them, “I want everybody to try my ing saltiness that often accom- spicy chicken tenders offered sweet chili-centered sauce fering a small selection of menu and my dad told me it was food, and if you’re Muslim and panies fried chicken. Using in the area, they are breaded provides a savory kick unpar- items and perfecting the flavors really good and I should all you can eat is what is tradi- vegetable oil instead of lard on with the same cornmeal bread- alleled by anything at Pluckers. of each. While chicken may not look into pursuing cooking tionally prepared according to the fried chicken allows the ing, giving them somewhat of The sides — paprika-sea- sound like the most exciting as a career.” halal, you can finally try some- spices in the dredge to pro- a Cajun texture. Every order soned crinkle cut fries, cole- food truck focus, Windwillow After finding success as thing here that is outside that vide the main flavor on its own of chicken tenders comes with slaw and mashed potatoes defies the odds and finds a way a chef in Maryland, Mas- realm,” Windwillow said. “That without the help of heavy salt a made-from-scratch waffle, — although well-executed, to put a successful spin on a sachusetts and California, alone to me is cool.” and grease. which, with the syrup, provides are not quite enough to Southern classic.

DATING | COLUMN FOOD REVIEW | YATAI Michi founders unveil new street-food focused eatery By Katelyn Holley @katelynhollah Yatai recommends customers When increased rent mix and match their items to get forced East Side King out of its space behind Hole in the full Yatai experience. Their the Wall, Yatai, owned by the founders of Michi Ra- portions are perfect for sharing men, filled the vacancy. This or sampling a variety of items. month, they underwent a soft opening for this new Japa- nese restaurant. root, japanese eggplant and Yatai plans to eventually Due to the small space sweet potatoes. Korokke, or add ramen to the menu, available, Michi Ramen an- panko-breaded mashed po- something that will attract Illustration by Melanie Westfall | Daily Texan Staff nounced they would stray tato balls, have options like Michi Ramen’s established from their traditional, ramen- potato and bacon cheddar. followers. centric menu for their new Yatai recommends cus- The small plate idea is what Hump Day: Navigating restaurant, Yatai. By defini- tomers mix and match their makes this restaurant stand tion, yatai means a small, mo- items to get the full Yatai out from other places on the bile food stall typically selling experience. Their portions Drag. Students and other cus- open relationship with tact ramen. Michi decided to take are perfect for sharing or tomers can go and share a va- this idea to bring simple, deli- sampling a variety of items. riety of reasonably priced food relationships allow the cou- a lot of potential hurt feelings cious Japanese foods to its cus- While the vegeta- while enjoying a beer, a luxury ple to explore other partners and jealousy in the end. tomers, who can dine in, order bles are lightly battered and not available at other restau- sexually or emotionally. The Be prepared to feel jealous. delivery or take their successfully refrain from rants around campus. conditions of exclusivity in an It’s natural to feel jealousy food to go. overpowering the taste of The soft opening was a suc- open relationship vary among — even when in a monoga- East Side King’s iconic the vegetable itself, diners cessful step in introducing the couples — some couples are mous relationship. Jealousy murals are still visible be- should be careful to not or- expansion of Michi Ramen’s Editor’s note: In this recurring completely open, where any- comes in many different neath Yatai’s white paint job, der only tempura items be- chain by offering a diverse series, sex & dating columnist thing goes, while others prefer forms, so it’s important to as if the restaurant hasn’t cause the food begins to all range of food and satisfactory Maggie Rosenbohm gives advice some boundaries. know when it’s healthy and quite settled in yet, and the taste the same. customer service. Although on various dating and sex-re- Making sense of a relation- when it becomes overbear- restaurant is missing an of- Adding vegetarian sides to the space is not aesthetically lated problems college students ship that involves only two ing. If your jealousy begins to ficial sign on the back en- the meal, such as edamame pleasing yet, its food is worth and cabbage slaw, can round face. Have a question you want people is difficult enough, interfere with the relationship trance, only showcasing a sharing with friends and will out a vegetable-based meal. her to answer? Send an email to but there are things to do to and everyday life, it may be propped open door that al- hopefully help Yatai grow into lows the restaurant’s music The chicken are an off-campus institution on lifeandarts@dailytexanonline. make the process of broad- time to reevaluate. to be heard to lure customers bland compared to the ba- par with its predecessor. com, and it might appear in ening the parameters of a Make time for each other. in. The restaurant seems to con ones, but in general, the next week’s Hump Day advice relationship easier. Although you may be going focus more on its food than skewers are flavor- column. Get on the same page. on dates and spending time Before starting an open re- with someone other than your presentation at this point. ful when paired with the san- YATAI There are three main sho glaze. Add spiced pepper By Maggie Rosenbohm lationship, consider why you partner, remember that you Address: or your partner want one in are still in a relationship. Any types of entrees: kushiyaki seasoning to the crab crackers Daily Texan Columnist skewers, tempura veggies — one of 10 side options — 2538 Guadalupe St. @magstahhh the first place. Do you want to healthy relationship requires be open because you’re delay- time spent together. Don’t as- and homemade korokke. to spice up an otherwise fla- Hours: 11 a.m. — 3 a.m., Question: My partner and ing a breakup? Does monoga- sume that the freedom of an The skewers provide meat vorless dish. Customers can Thursday through Sunday complete their meal with a I have been talking about the my just not work for you? Or open relationship means for- options such as black Rating: 6.5/10 pepper steak and bacon- choice of 12 flavors of mochi idea of making our relation- are you simply just curious getting to spend quality time Recommended Dish: ship open, and I have reserva- about what is out there? Being with your significant other. wrapped asparagus, while ice cream, or head to the Hole Kushiyaki bacon asparagus tions about how successful an honest about your intentions Embrace the experience. the tempura veggies offer in the Wall bar for Japanese open relationship can be. How will set a good foundation for Deciding to go through battered items like lotus beer and . tenders I should go about starting this? a successful open relationship. with an open relationship Cashier Rose On a campus with 51,000 Set ground rules. can be a great experience. Hart helps a students, let alone the 7 billion Take time to map out the Consensually non-monoga- customer deter- people in the world, finding do’s and don’ts for the new re- mous relationships offer the mine her food “the one” is quite the feat. With lationship. These rules should combination of real intimacy selection at the so many people, it’s difficult to cover every possible scenario and mutual independence newly estab- be completely sure that only you can imagine you or your that can be a great way of lished restaurant one of them is a perfect match. partner getting into and learning about oneself. A behind Hole in Knowing that there could be where you stand on the mat- benefit of trying an open the Wall, Yatai. more than just one person for ter. If the thought of hearing relationship is that it’s not a them, couples are turning to your significant other talking permanent decision. So if it consensually non-monoga- about someone they met in ends up not being the right mous relationships to explore between classes makes you fit, returning to monogamy their options. In 2010, an esti- uncomfortable, make it a rule is possible. Do what works mated 8.4 million couples re- to keep outside affairs out of for you both, and see what ported practicing some form conversation. Making rules can happen when the guard Carlos Garcia of non-monogamy. Open in the beginning will prevent of monogamy is let down. Daily Texan Staff