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Despite cold, homecoming still a success . - The Guardian Wednesday, Oci.31.2001
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• Possibly tainted letters licked envelope or stamp. ranked on the Drug Enforce- are being routed to Lima, "We don't have any ment Administration's list of evidence to believe there are most stolen medications, said OH lots of letters, but we are Gretchen Feussner, a pharma- Postal inspectors will being very, very careful," cologist with the federal DEA. seek more clues this week in White House chief of staff National statistics are not the anthrax-tainted mail liuit Andy Card said. available on illegal Ritalin use was sent to Fort Del rick, Md„ among college-age students, © for testing, as well as in the • Ritalin abuse among partly because Ritalin abuse truckloads of other mail tends to be dwarfed by more diverted from Congress lo a college students on the visible issues, such as alco- plant in Lima. Ohio, to In- rise holism, smoking, AIDS Where college students it awareness and abuse of drill's such as Ecstasv.
276-3061 586-0 Wednesday. Oct. 31.2001 the Guardian ; News Student Government debates new constitution By Scott Benfield example, arguing that the US Staff Writer Government doesn't have the public vote on amendments. Article 1$ of the Student " I hat's why we have.a repre- Government Constitution has sentative system," said recently come under attack. Fehrman. "We are here to In the SG meeting on Oct. IK, represent the student body." Commuter Senator Joshua Furthermore, in order for People take shelter in the heated tents at Friday s the article to be amended, it homecoming celebration as the temperatures drop nea I-'ehrman brought forth a proposal to rescind the article must go through the very freezing. Photo by Justin Garman from the constitution and process that is in question. have it rewritten. "That's why I am pushing for The article covers the the article to be rescinded," issue of amendments. It said Fehrman. Howl & Prow! defines how amendments are In the SG meeting on class received the Judge's placed on the ballot, voted Jost ua Fehrman, SG Thursday, Oct. 25, the resolu- • Faithful Choice award for their on, and implemented. Accord- tion was voted on and passed. commuter senator, is However, according to SG "Survivor" theme. Both ing to Fehrman, it is "frivo- hoping to change the fans freeze organization's recipes will be lous and causes unnecessary President Neil Duiker, there featured during Romance organization's constitution. were a number of Senators By Nicole Eiland difficulty in amendments." Responsibility Week in One of the senator's before they become effective. who abstained from voting on Staff Writer February. Campus Crusade primary concerns with the Fehrman argue . that the vice the resolution. for Christ won the banner article is in Section 2. It states president should not have an "Just because the article Participation during contest. that an amendment is ap- "ultimate veto power" of was rescinded, does not Homecoming 2001 weekend Homecoming weekend proved by a two-thirds vote every amendment that is necessarily mean that stu- was strongly affected by the continued with Raiderville of the student body. "The made to the SG Constitution. dents will lose their right to weather, according to a large from 4p.m. 12 a.m. in Lot 20. problem is," said Fehrman, Sen. Fehrman also ques- vote on amendments," said population of the Wright Included were student "that it doesn't specify tions the overall nature of the Duiker. He added that the State community. "Although 1 booths, an all-you-can-eat whether it requires two-thirds article. "iSGl should be able to article will immediately be didn't mind the turnout, [the buffet and the women's and of the students who voted, or make amendments to its referred to the SG Constitu- at tendance | was definitely men's soccer games. The two-thirds of the entire constitution without a tional Committee, as a top affected by the cold," said results tor the Homecoming student body." student body vote," he said. priority, where it is to be re- Aaron Gause, student man- king and queen were an- Fehrman also sees a He pointed out that the written. At that point, they ager for Campus Recreation. nounced during the men's problem with Section 3 of the contents of the SC. Constitu- will determine the specific Campus Kickoff, which game. Eric Harris for NRHH article. It states that the vice tion do not "directly affect provisions of the new article was held inside, received a won king and Shawna Cullen president of Student Affairs the student body." Fehrman dealing with amendments. commendable turnout in for the lireek Affairs Council and Enrollment Services must uses the process to amend comparison with the other took home the crown for approve the amendments the US Constitution as an homecoming activities. Free winning queen. food and entertainment in the The final Homecoming atrium helped lead in Home- activities took place on coming this year. The Saturday. There was a ~>k race New initiative would ban mocktail contest and display in the morning, where Wright of banners added student State students and affiliates involvement to Howl & Prowl ran, walked and chaired to 2001. w in various prizes. "I was "It being my first year smoking in dorms more impressed with the participating in homecoming By Scott Benfield illnesses." explained Carson. attendance at the 5K race last Staff Writer Another problem associ- at Wright State, 1 thought it year," said I .aura Lambert, a ated with dormitory smoking was a lot of fun and a great 5K race participant. "There way for students to get The Residential Commu- that concerns TFO, according was more student participa- nity Association has recently to Carson, is the fire hazard involved," said Janeen tion last year, versus alumni. Holmes, president of the been put under pressure to and other safety issues that it Nonetheless I enjoyed my- ban smoking in all campus brings. She said that tobacco Union Activities Board. self." products are the third highest The National Society of housing. Tobacco-free Ohio The women's volleyball has contacted the RCA at cause of dorm fires nation- Black Engineer's, NSBE, won team ended Homecoming People's Choice for their Wright State and is planning ally. weekend in celebration of the to have surveys sent out in "I think it's a good idea," version of a mocktail, while Alumni Association's thirtieth Lissa Stapleton's UVC 101 the near future to see what said junior Brandy year anniversary. residents think of the idea. Chadbourne, Geology major. "|TFO| hopes that WSU Carson said that the Brandy is a smoker who will follow in the footsteps of primary issue concerning TFO resides on campus. "I don't many other area universities," is the danger associated with want my dorm to smell like said Tracy Carson of TFO. She- second-hand smoking. She smoke," she said. The Guardian said that so far, Ohio State said that to many students, There are also a number University, Miami University second-hand smoke is simply of people who are opposed to served fresh and the University of Dayton a nuisance to them. However, the changes proposed by among others have either it is "more than a nuisance TFO. every Wednesday made their dorms smoke-free, for persons who have cardio- or will within the next year. vascular or respiratory See "Smoking" p. 4
I Wednesday. Oct.31. 2001 to adjust to a non-smoking environment. "|TFO| hears thi- ol her side of the argument," Army ROTC Ranger Challenge she said. "But we believe that the right to breathe clean air the competition. Hernandez event competition, fewer Sunday brought about the supersedes the right to By Jake Stanley com d that it is more of events were held in light of commencement ceremonies smoke." For the Guardian a r< ar this year the events of Sept. 11. The where the colonel in charge of As of now, in the WSIJ and .ere also at a need for National Guard the Ft. Knox brigade honored housing application, there are This past weekend Wright disads ''cause most of personnel and military the participants in their several questions that ask State's Army ROTC program the p., ,ig equipment efforts. The top three teams students about their smoking participated in an annual schools t ive u cut the M-lfi were presented with trophies preference and possible outdoor competition held in a semester Our main goal rifle competi- and individual awards were medical conditions. WSU also Ft. Knox, Kentucky. Twenty- calendar have was for everyone to tion and presented to those who has a Smoke Free Program seven schools converged to more preparation learn something.... assembling posted high scores through- that is housed in several form 30 teams for the event. time for the and disas- out. The WSIJ Rangers buildings in The Woods, Typically a strong fin- event. Ron Hernandez, sembling finished 2!> out of 30 teams. College Park, and Forest Lane. isher in these contests, The rigorous captain competitions Ideas are currently in the The program has grown to including last year's fourth preparation 11 among works for a public ceremony more buildings in recent place finish, WSIJ entered began in September with others. for the Rangers where Univer- years due to changing inter- with more than winning on two to three weeks of physi- The day began with a sity President Dr. Goldenberg ests of the resident body. their minds. cal conditioning. Follow ing sound off and each team would honor them. The RCA is currently "We don't have the that, more technical an is are shouting their respective holding floor meetings in advantages of some other covered such as the specifics mottos. They then proceeded various residence hails. schools that have all juniors of maps and finding points with a two mile run, push-up "Smoking" continued "We really want to get a and seniors," commented and rope bridge practice. and sit-up contests, an Jason Cain is a freshman general idea of how students captain and Wright State "We try and cover one ambush mission, land gre- non-smoker who resides in feel about the issue," said sophomore Ron Hernandez. area a week," added Sgt. nade assault course, land The Woods. "The application Amanda McConnell, President "Our main goal was for I'adilla. navigation, rope bridge asks if you want a smoking of RCA. She said that they are everyone to team some- Within a month the ROTC challenge, and a I Ok Road room or not," he said. "I don't also sending out the surveys thing.... teamwork and Rangers get to test their skills March in full gear to cap it ihink there's any reason why in order to "gather more leadership...and to finish all and their efforts. They made off. The winning school people shouldn't be able to concrete information." the events." the trip down on Friday and finished in an impressive 63- smoke if they want to." McConnell added that once Half of the team consists the competition took place on minute time on what was "I think it's helpful to they have gathered data from of freshman and for the first Saturday beginning at 4:30 in described by Hernandez as a look at what other universi- the surveys they will present time there are not two or the morning and spanning course that was very rough ties have done." said Carson. the information to Residence more returning members to until almost 11:00 that night. and rugged. She thinks that residents just Services who will then make a TvDicallv a two-dav ton- need to be given enough time final decision. Attention Students! Student Health Services, in collaboration with Wright State University Pharmacy and Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmacueticais are able to provide birth control pills at a cost to students of $7.00 per month. Student Health Services is able to perform your annual Pap smear, STD testing, and emergency contraception. Please call and make an appointment to see the Nurse Practitioner at 775-2552. PILLS Wednesday. Oct. 31. 2001 TfW Students worry www.theguardianonline.com about a dn*t NEED A. . IT ^ I By Erik Lords to reinsta >Htar\ draft, Knight Ridder Newspapers but as war r iverseas Battery jump Freeman Harrison with the possibility of lasting thought nothing of the index for years, area college stu- card when it came in the mail dents are worried they might several years ago. In minutes be called to fight. Air for a flat he had filled it out and "I just don't believe in the returned it, signing himself current cause we're fighting up for the Selective Service for right now," Harrison said. System. During a military "If I was called to duty, 1 don". draft he could be called to know what I would do." A gallon of gas if war. Other students said i! Now thai bombs are drafted, they would drop you run out on a dropping in Afghanistan, their books and fight for their Harrison, 23. a senior electri- country. campus road- cal engineering major at "I would enlist before Wayne State University in ever being drafted if it came way Detroit who is from New York to that," said John Carter, a City, said he regrets filling t Jniversity of Michigan junior out the card. He said he did business major from Chelsea, so only because he did not Michigan. "A lot of people Call Parking and Transportation at 775-2528 want to break the law. before me fought and died to "1 didn't want to be protect my freedom, so why I between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday hauled off in handcuffs," he shouldn't hold myself to said. those same standards?" The U.S. Department of Defense says it has no plans --AVOID WAITING IN LINE-- ORDER yOUR PARKING PERMIT THROUGH RAIDER EXPRESS CALL RAIDER EXPRESS AT (937) 775*4400 CHOOSE OPTION THE RAIDER EXPRESS VOICE WILL GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE PARKING PERMIT APPLICATION! BE SURE TO WAIT UNTIL YOUR ORDER IS CONFIRMED BEFORE HANGING UP. YOUR PARKING PERMIT WILL BE SENT TO yOU By MAIL! YOU CHOOSE, WAIT IN LINE OR MAKE A TELEPHONE CALLS!!
PARKING AND TRAN/POR1"ATION E138 HUDENT UNION, (937) 775-5690, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30 AM - 5 PM (> ThePuardian Wednesday, Oct. 31. 2001 Cpinion Truth Be Told Oct. 31,2( Issue No. 8, Vol. Editor in Chief Mf Butler Homeless need your bad fashion News Editor Josh Sweigart Features Editor ! eslie I'cnson Column by (while my girlfriend snickers But I do want to help. It shop there also. And while Opinions Editor Don Bruce Don Bruce behind my back) and denying scents so contradictory, but we may be poor, we are not Sports Editor Justin Ross the end of summer, because it's true. necessarily less fortunate. Copy Editors Op/Ed Editor Ohio's chill lasts long and You see, there but for the St. Vincent Hotel gives I red Marion, Erin Runt/. sinks deep into the marrow grace of God go I. your donations directly to Chief Photographer J.D. Giffin Graphic Artist Paul Kulis of niv bones, and I feel cold 1 have had my struggles, people in need, people who Advertising Manager and lifeless. as most of us hav e, and I are cold and tired and Stephanie Lung But the electric fire of my have been one of the lucky sleeping on concrete side- central heating keeps me ones. But not all of us defeat walks. Ad Graphics Manager Have y ou ever slept Marcia Smith toast ily tucked into my warm our demons. Some of us are These people face the on concrete? bed, so I don't fret the winter overrun. chill of winter from the front Assistant Production Editor On the sidewalk in Jessica Dunham too much. But then again, I As a compassionate lines, from the streets. front of your house or don't sleep on concrete. society we have a responsibil- In this time of national Advertising Reps - Jackie Lung, your patio? Andrea Price, Zack Zonker Some of us do though. ity to help in the ways we and international crisis, we Staff Writers - Krystle Barger, On a gym floor? On a If you head downtow n to can. should not forget those of us Brendan Bergen, Nicole Eiland, street corner? Dayton, you'll see many So, I am writing you this here at home, in our own Marc Kohler, Jennifer Martin, Have you? people who are quite con- week, to ask you to help backyards, who face a v ery Scott Benefield Do you know how cerned about the oncoming support your local charities real threat of death on a daily Staff Photographers - Heather cold concrete can be winter. as the weather gets colder. basis. Skinner, Justin Garman during summer in the They'll be w rapped in Are you clearing out your St. Vincent Hotel is open Faculty Mentor Dr. Jeff John shadows? newspaper blankets, huddled closet for the change of 24 hours for y ou to donate Student Media Coordinator I remember sleeping into alleyways, hustling for clothes? Are you picking the y our clothing and no ap- Tim Mohrhaus in the shade on my front change. colors that are still in and pointment is needed, just a porch and feeling cold in Most of us see them, bu! those that are no longer in compassionate heart. I he Guardian is printed weekly during the regulathr e July heat waves of my we pass on by. I do. favor? Are you putting Before you turn up your school year. II Is published by students ol Wright Stalechildhood . 1 don't generally giv e together a pile for the thrift nose and discard that oh so University In Dayton, Ohio. Editorials without bylines Those were good relied the majority opinion ol the editorial board. change, because no matter store? tired, done last year, can't days. Days when I how much someone might In the process, why not stand the color sweater or Views expressed in columns, cartoons and advertise-welcomed the chill ments are those ol the writers, artists and advertis- say they want money for set aside any old coats, jacket, ad infinitum, think ers. concrete against my food, 1 just know my money jackets, mittens, hats, about the poor cat sleeping The Guardian reserves the iHghi js _«sor or rewar- m skin. would be going to buy scarves, shirts, and pants to on the street who couldn't ject adverting copy in accordance Willi any present But it's getting colder alcohol or smack. give to St. Vincent Hotel on give a damn what color his or future advertising acceptance rules established now. And last week it by The Guardian. AH contents contained herein are I don't want to support 212 W. 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From The American Yoga Association http://www.americanyogaassociation.org/ f)aneing fire, yoge Contact: Michael Heitkamp Style: Kripalu, Yoga of the Heart, Yoga for Real People Address: 403 W. Wenger Rd. City: Dayton Zip: 45322 Phone: (937) 836-2746 Email: [email protected] URL: www.dancingfireyoga.byregion.net
Isha yoga Center Contact: Senthil Style: Sahaja Sthithi Yoga including Meditation. Pranayama and Hatha Yoga City: Dayton Phone: (219) 569-0268 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.ishafoundation.org Comments: Yoga and meditation courses conducted by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev — an enlight- ened master from India. The course has transformed thousands of lives in India from fear to freedom and from stress to bliss. The course has also cured psychological and physical diseases like depression, asthma, blood pressure and ulcers. The 15-minute meditation called "Shoonya" taught here is very powerful, and the restfulness it gives is equal to two to three hours of sleep. It improves memory power, concentration and work productivity in few weeks of practice. Above all. it helps lead to a peaceful and Alicia Joefreda, freshmen early childhood happy life. education major, streches in a position taught in her WSU yoga class. "Yoga" continued p.9 \
8 The Gusrdian Wednesday. Oct 31.2001 iroove Invitation to failureQc u tureij Celebrating French week
By Krystle Barger participate in the festival is Theater will be showing Staff Writer SI. In return, everyone relating to National Frericfr receives a ticket to be entered Week. in a drawing lor door prizes. For more information Students, faculty and The festival will take contact Mme. Galbraith at community members are place on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 775-342!) or Dr. Hailing at invited to take part in the from 4 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. in 775-2051. WSU "Francofetc," a festival 156 Student Union. Check out the French in celebration of the upcom- National French Week will Department's website at ing National French Week. offer more opportunities to www.cola.wrighl.edu/dcpt/ Unique music, authentic observe the French culture. In ML/french/. French foods and French Yellow Springs, The Little Art culture will be the basis of celebration for the event, which will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 31. The French are known for b • a • Q • e • 1 their gastronomy. "Francofete" will certainly 40 Below Summer follow this rule, as it has in the past with treats such as By Andr6 Hoilette tions." Tarte Aux Fruits, Creme Volunteer Writer A contradiction would Caramel, and Religieuse, a exist if. besides the adoles- nun shoe pastry, different All the pedigree papers in cent band name and album cakes, authentic French the world still can't suffi- title, the band actually breads, cheeses and pastries ciently hide the slink of a sounded great and their to enthrall the senses. mult. 40 Below Summer's songs were well thought out. Unfortunately, the press release boasts that the This, however, is not the case. authenticity of the event album was produced by Garth This is a predictable release stops at the wine, but (Rage Against the Machine, from a puppet band with Oringina, a French version of Red Hot Chili Peppers) and marketing executives and orange soda will be readily mixed by Toby Wright (Korn, record companies pulling the available. .Alice in Chains, Primus). strings. "Francofete" offers not No doubt that will However, sweaty Ozzfest only delicious foods but also Present this coupon at our Beavercreek impress some, however, an patrons who consume every- pleasing entertainment. album's overall sound is what thing the hard rock record French skits and songs will be location and get a plain cream cheese bagel is most important. Maggie- industry spits into their performed jointly by Mine, Wang of London-Sire market- mouths will love Invitation to i Galbraith's French 201 class and a small cappuccino for a ing calls Invitation to the and Dr. Halling's French Dance "a study in contra - "Invitation" continued p.9 Conversation class. $1.99. A French version of Bingo will be played at the festival Offer expires Ian. 1.2002 with many prizes. Door 2781 Centre Drive (across from the Fairfield Mall) -- 426-7811 {literati} prizes will be given out throughout the festival. There Bolinga will also be French music- being played b\ students. Culture plays an impor- tant role in "Francofete." b • a • q • e • 1 writers' groupVideos , informational hand- outs and skits play an impor- By Krystle Barger need to have an outlet for tant role in transcending Staff Writer writing. Much of Professor cultures. Dobson's work includes As an important and Writers are often com- fiction, his favorite creative leading language in our global pared to painters and other outlet. Having published society, French culture, visual artists in that they several books, his most including the language itself, paint a picture in the mind. recent was The Race is Not plays an important role in the What can be more visual than Given. It is available for global society of today. a good poem or a piece of purchase at the WSU book- French is a popular language short fiction? store. on almost every continent TM The Bolinga Center On an average night with and in many countries. Writers' Group is holding a the Bolinga Center Writers' As a second language, it c • a • f • e' writers forum every Tuesday Group, one can expect to hear is tremendously popular. In NEW • YORK • STYLE from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. between eight and 15 people the business world it is hard Participants share origi- reciting original works of to overlook the possibilities nal short stories, poetry, writing. Often, there is a that the French language Buy any sandwich with this coupon spoken word works and dialogue given afterwards by offers. "Francofete" tries to essays. The group offers a a WSU faculty or staff mem- convey this positive message at our Beavercreek location nurturing environment where ber. of global unity. and get a second one of equal or less writers can share their "There seems to be an "Cafe Francais," a new original works. It was created openness to share their program designed to help value for half price. this fall with the help of work," said Professor Dobson. celebrate the French culture, Professor Frank Dobson, The Bolinga Center will take place every other director of the Bolinga Writers' Group is open to Wednesday from 3 p.m. until Offer expires Jan. 1.2002 Center. everyone. For more informa- 4 p.m. in 156 Student Union. 2781 Centre Drive (across from the Fairfield Mall)- 426-7811 lYofessor Dobson is a tion, contact Abigayle Phillips "Francofete" is open to writer who understands the at 775-3161. everyone, and the cost to
I Wednesday. Oct. 31, 2001 IlK {groove} |'8Ps rock comeback • invitation" continued "Yoga" continued the Dance. The song "Step The yoga §tudio into the Sideshow" is most Contact: Debbie Stirsman typical of 40 Below Summer's Address: 2600 Far Hills Ave sound. Lyrical content is City: Dayton sparse, as if high schools Phone: (937) 609-5918 students wrote it. Email: s.debbiel @excite.com For all of the screaming and melodic breakdown and refrains, the music is still yoga from the Heart benign. Contact: Jean Farkas It stirs little to no emo- Style: Hatha, Somatics tion. It does even less foi the Address: 1724 Forestdale Ave. City: Dayton mind with lyrics like "I ignite like a pyro / burn inside / so Phone: (937)431-1626 step into the sideshow." Email: [email protected] "Power Tool" is another Comments: She specializes in teaching older adults and people with special conditions through Integrative Yoga Therapy. fine display of the band's nonsensical skill. Hie verse, "who takes your hand / who Hatha yoga Classes of ©ayton at the makes you dance / who 's in Miami Valley Unitarian fellowship your pants / your lover player The Limit Contact: Anthony Conard president,"gives the impres- Style: Hatha Yoga By Leslie Benson allows the bands to win over sion that we have heard this Address: 2001 Far Hills Ave. Features Editor diverse audiences of both before. City: Oakwood young and old music fans. The industry formula for Phone: (937) 299-7756 True to traditional 1980's The Limit, which just hard rock involves tattooed Email: [email protected] rock 'n' roll, regional bands released Stages, an album and pierced puppets that play URL: http://www.erinet.com/thomasjj/now.htm like The Limit, a high-energy highly-anticipated by college instruments and pose for Comments: Hatha Yoga Classes are taught at the Miami group based out of New radio stations, perform photographs. Valley Unitarian Fellowship. Classes focus on postures and Haven, Connecticut, and local passionate tracks with 40 Below Summer's music- mediation to help reduce stress, induce relaxation and create bands like Disagreed and Red enough momentum to rock speeds over the verses and awareness. Classes are Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., Earth, the 2001 Impact your world for at least the seems slow and whining in Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m.. Thursdays at 9 a.m. and Sundays at 3 Weekly Reader's Poll Best length of time it takes for you the choruses. Do yourself a p.m. There is an S8 class fee, $7 with purchase of punch card. Dayton Band winner, are to drink a half a dozen beers favor, skip this album. energetic musical at s that and recover from your buz/. not only perform their genre - Red Earth, who just well, but also put on an released one of the only amazing stage show. Such double-CDs from the Dayton bands have recently been area, the long-awaited Time to winning over audiences. Shine which was two years in It seems as though the the making, will perform their State-Of-The-Art ^ extreme electric guitar solos, brand of earth-bound, sen- power-charged percussion sual, hook-driven rock along Student Union Dining and bass parts, as well as the with local band Disagreed often melodic and masculine and The Limit on Sunday, vocals of a charming Nov. 4, at McGuffy's, 5418 frontman are resurrecting Burkhardt Road in Dayton. '80s rock and metal. Call (937) 2:iL'-47 <7. Although The Limit and Red Earth are OedarPttHirt Singers original rock bands, Singer/Dancers their styles sound Construction Starts January 4 similar to Musicians popular DJ.'s bands such What to Expect as Pearl Jam, U2, Soul PEANUTS™ For news about construction, dining options, important dates, maps, contests, and special Asylum and Costume events, visit us at the Web address below. Alice in Chains, of Characters the late Win $300 Prize Package 1980s and IIVP! Costume Shop early '90s. ENTERTAINMENT Personnel '"'long with having recently released new albums, The Wall Breaking Contest Limit and AUDITION TOUR Red Earth are Minimum Age 18 Stage Managers performing For audition sites or information contact: November 5. live in Technicians in faculty, and numerous regional bars. Cedar Point Live Entertainment One Cedar Point Drive Assistant Their dedica- Sandusky. OH 44870-5259 tion to stage (419)627-2390 Choreographer www. wright. edu/sudining performance 0 Ihe Guardian Wedn {film} J Johnny Depp out to get Jack the Ripper By Brendan Bergan Staff Writer
Twin brothers Albert a no : Allen Hughes are known primaril} for Iheir gritt> urban films, including Menace II Society and American Pimp. With From Hell, the brothers examine a different type of neighborhood London's IVhitechapel district during the Victorian era. The result is a stylish slasher film about the original slasher. Jack the Ripper. Jwhnny Depp plays the man out to catch old "Saucy Jack." He turns in a fine performance as the occasion- Jack the Ripper ally clairvoyant inspector course, uncovers a wider Frederick George Abberline, a conspiracy. man who escapes the Overall, the conspiracies memory of his dead wife and and intrigues behind the child though an opium killings are more engaging addiction. than the actual identity of the Opposite Depp is Heather killer, and although the film Johnny Depp plays Frederick George Abberline, a clever inspector from London Graham as the prostitute presents many different who sets out to solve the multiple murders of Whitechapel prostitutes by the Mary Kelly. She maintains her suspects, in the end the infamous Jack the Ripper. Heather Graham plays Mary Kelly, Depp's sidekick. cockney accent, but her revelation of Jack the Ripper's character is supposed to be I rue identity is not surprising. but its plot is strong enough Visually, the film is effectively use a variety of from Ireland. Of course, From Hell takes a few to get by without the usual impressive. The art direction cinematic effects, especially there's the obligatory sidekick liberties with the facts "false alarms" caused by cats and lighting are excellent. The during Depp's opium-induced and stuffed-shirt police surrounding the Ripper case, or falling pans. use of color, especially green, hazes. captain thrown in for good but the events that occur The occasional gore is gives From Hell a rich, comic- With From Hell, the measure. seem quite possible in the sometimes quite explicit, but book look, while the use of Hughes Brothers do a more Depp's character slowly world the movie creates. not as bad as might be black maintains the film's than credible job embracing a uncovers the motives behind The film doesn't have expected considering Jack the gritty, dark tone. genre that few would have the Ripper's killings, and of very many scary moments. Ripper's actual exploits. The Hughes brothers expected them to tackle.
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Sports Wright State's Sports Source. NCAA needs 'leyball slays #1 UWM Panthers playoffs Upc 3t places Raiders half a game back of league title
Commentary By Justin Ross Everything is falling into Sports Editor place for us and everyone Junior Karis by Tom Day (15) Hale is playing at the top of Maybe the Raiders were their game consistently. delivers a For the spike. Day Guardian due to win. Maybe the Pan Senior Liza Osterhage thers were due to lose Maybe was the Raiders wanted ii more. said senior Li/a Osterhage. "It instrumental Oct. 27, Maybe the Panthers are was a real confidence booster 1 watched in the victory unlucky at the Nutt r Center. going into this week. Every- over UWM Nebraska thing is falling into place for One thing is for sure, when with a and Oklahoma go at il in one us and every one is play ing at of college football's greatest the Horizon League Champi- double- onships roll around on Nov. the top of their game consis- rivalries. What made this sue double. Ili, the W right State volleyball tently." a great rivalry in the past has Osterhage had nine kills been its effect on the national team is a very real contender for the leagues first title. and six blocks at the middle title hunt, and this year was hitter position. no different. On Oct. 27, the green and gold turned everyone's head, Junior outside hitter Ranked one-two in the Karis Day continued to put on BCS poll, with Oklahoma the not with their outstanding record (18-4, 9-2 HI.), but by a show for the fans with her leader, this was a game that hard play. Day had a double- showed why trick plays defeating the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in a double. coming up with 17 shouldn't be used (Oklahoma) kills and 13 digs in just three and why they should be used startling three game sweep. This was the first time games. (Nebraska). Sophomore middle hitter When it was over, Okla the Raiders have managed to defeat the Panthers with any Alison Sipiorski came up with homa was defeated, and 10 kills of her own while Nebraska was first in the BC'S. current player on the WS1 i squad. The IIWM had already sophomore outside hitter It was assumed that Miami Tricia Naseman contributed would move from fourth to defeated the Raiders in five games on Sept. 28, in Wiscon- 10 digs and nine kills to the second. effort. But when the new com- sin. Last year UWM also Also coming from Wis- hitting .515. Sipiorski had a Raiders knocking UWM down puter rankings came out, qualified for the NCAA consin was the team confer- hitting percentage of .667 from the top. Should the Oklahoma was second and tournament. ence rival from Green Bay (II- with her 10 kills and Raiders win, they will be a Miami third! An undefeated The win sets them just a 9. 4-(i HL). While the game Osterhage had 12 kills. part of a three-way tie for team was ranked lower than a half-game behind conference leader Loyola University and was of less significance, it is Next up for the Raiders is first place with both Loyola team with one loss. Sound evident that anything can another critical week in familiar? It does to Miami tied for second with the with UWM, and just one more Panthers. happen in league play. conference play. The green week to play prior to the fans, who watched a Florida The match-up turned out and gold will travel to Chi- league championship tourna- State team they had beaten The sweep was wrapped to be a slugfest with big cago to face the University of ment. The last time the compete for and lose the up with a 30-23, 30-26, and offensive numbers. The Illinois-Chicago on Nov. 2 at 7 Raiders faced the Ramblers, national championship to 31 -29 series of brilliant Raiders still took th" series in p.m. and then Loyola Univer- they dropped the match in a Oklahoma last year. There's games as the Raiders rocked three, however, 30-24, 32-30, sity at 4 p.m. close five game series. still a lot of football to be the fans in the C.J. McLin gym. and 30-27. Loyola is currently the "Well the last lime we played, and Miami just might "It was very exciting." Day led again for the solo leader of the Horizon get to the Rose Bowl national Raiders with 19 kills while League courtesy of the See "VB" p. 12 title game this year, but it doesn't look good. All of this just the need for a playoff system Women's soccer in college football. While Matt Koehler In the first half both Miami is in the process of Staff Writer teams were idle, going into getting shorted two years in halftime scoreless. The row, other schools are The Wright State women's second half however, was a sharing their frustration. soccer team has been on a completely different story. Fresno State, before roll lately. Winners of seven The Raider offensive losing two in a row, were in a row, the Raiders have arsenal was unleashed in ranked in the top ten and had turned a slow start into a 9-6 the second half, scoring beaten much larger schools record. With an attacking three unanswered goals. like Wisconsin. They were offense and a stingy defense, Junior Kristin Blackwell clearly a top quality team, yet the Raiders have outscored started the Raiders scoring they had no chance of getting opponents 18-4 during their attack. Blackwell took a a shot at the title. Brigham winning streak. • pass from freshman Kim Young University is unde- I I). Raiders first added to Chianese and junior feated and ranked 13th in the their streak last Tuesday, Heather Peppers and beat I-LSI'N poll and eighth in the October 23. They traveled to the Bobcat defense to score. coaches poll, yet they won't Athens to take on the Bobcats Chianese scored the Raiders be invited to a major bowl of Ohio University. Wright second goal on an assist game. State handed Ohio a 3-0 from Blackwell. After Why? shutout loss. The win marked freshman Man Beth Young It all comes down to the the team's fifth shutout of See "Playoffs" p. 12 See On a roll p. 12 Senior midfielder Holly Wiland pushes by a defender 12 The Guardian Wednes day. Ocl.31,200 1 have the most respect, and I held m a neutral stadium. "Playoffs" continued think it would be a good idea. .ail this won't happen, at strength of a team's schedule. We could have I he top eight least for a while now. The lit S BYlI, Miami, and Fresno play ranked teams play each other, has a contract with the NCA in inferior conferences. Cross country and the first round would be until 200(i. and unless the Fresno scheduled tough nun- played in the four major conference commissioners conference opponents, but bow ls (Rose >r. Fiesta, get together then and some- that still might not be and Orang- • how gain a conscious, the BCS enough. Miami plays in the I heir s
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