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Volume 90 Issue 4 Article 1

10-17-2018

Danny Postel Analyzing Conflict

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This Full Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the English at Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. It has been accepted for inclusion in St. Norbert Times by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. October 17, 2018 Volume 90 | Issue 4 | Serving our Community without Fear or Favor since 1929 INDEX: NEWS: Follow Me Printing Danny Postel Analyzing Conflict SAMANTHA DYSON | NEWS EDITOR SEE PAGE 2 > OPINION: Alcohol in Green Bay SEE PAGE 6 >

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Danny Postel speaks about Middle Eastern Conflict | Jack Zampino (’19) In times and places of Studies Program (MENA) in the Fort Howard Theatre. that they are an unending Use Your Voice! great turmoil, many peo- at Northwestern University, In addition, he was pres- problem that is impossible ple seek to understand the wishes to provide another ent in Dr. Robert Kramer’s to solve. He provided ex- The “Times” remains cause of lasting hostility explanation, especially for class on middle east history amples of conservative and committed to raising the and distress. The Middle recent rises in “sectarian” that afternoon. His lecture liberal ideologies that sup- voices of students and East is one such place that conflict. Danny Postel has "Why is Sectarian Conflict port this idea of unstoppa- faculty who are work- is often thought to be an in- worked for the MENA pro- on the Rise in the Middle ble driving forces between ing to improve safety creasingly and even unend- gram since 2016, and be- East?" provided another sects, and sought to show and transparency here ingly volatile area. Some fore that he worked at the perspective on fighting that this was not the only at St. Norbert College. would argue that this is due Center for Middle Eastern among religious sects and way to think about the is- to deep-rooted, nearly in- Studies at the University of political turmoil in the Mid- sues in these nations. Our committment to escapable hatred between Denver. He has written or dle East, one that he con- When talking about po- public dialogue in- religious sects, and contin- co-edited several publica- siders less familiar than the litical upheavals and revo- cludes accepting letters ues because these sects are tions regarding dilemmas media focus on described lutions, he described peri- to the editor. Know that driven to conflict by some- in the Middle East over the “ancient hatreds.” Postel ods in history, even recent your voice is improtant thing deeper and larger than past several years. described the sentiments history, in which sides were to us. Please submit let- themselves. However, Dan- At SNC, he presented a of this “New Conventional taken in conflict that had ters via email to times@ ny Postel, who serves as As- lecture on Wednesday, Oct. Wisdom” as a blanket state- nothing to do with religious snc.edu. sistant Director of the Mid- 10 on his views, hosted by ment on Middle Eastern SEE ANALYZING dle East and North African the Norman Miller Center conflicts, which suggests CONFLICT Page 2 >

St.MADELEINE Norbert WENC | NEWS CORRESPONDENT Presents “Almost, Maine” The little town of Al- students and 16 dollars for thing but ordinary; in these of designers that are sure ditionally, Dr. John Hen- most, Maine is coming to general admission, and can little vignettes, people fall to do a fantastic job. The necken, Assistant Professor St. Norbert College’s Webb be purchased online or at in love, make big decisions group consists of Corey of Music here at St. Norbert Theater on Friday, Nov. 2 the box office located in or make a big discovery. At Pinchart, Technical Direc- College, is composing mu- at 7:30, Saturday, Nov. 3 the Abbot Pennings Hall of that already extraordinary tor and scene shop man- sic specifically for the St. at 7:30 and Sunday, Nov. Fine Arts. moment in time, the north- ager, Brittney Roffers, Norbert production. When 4 at 2:00 pm, then the fol- The play, which was ern lights appear in the sky, Assistant Technical Direc- asked about the design, Di- lowing week, Nov. 8-10 written by John Cariani which the director, Dr. Erin tor, James Viall (’19) and rector Erin Hunsader said, at 7:30. With an ensemble and is made up of nine Hunsader, describes as “a Nevena Prebiracevic (’19). “I don't want to give away cast of fifteen, design by vignettes about different character in the show” and Each of these roles fulfills what Brittney is planning four separate people, and people, takes place in the promises will be "breath- a specific purpose. Corey -instead I want people to lots of hard work by the fictional almost-town of taking." Pinchart is designing the come and see what she is St. Norbert Theatre Studies Almost, located in Maine. With the SNC theater set, Brittney Roffers is de- going to put up in the Webb program, “Almost, Maine” Each scene in the play takes program’s designer, Pro- signing the lights, Nevena Theatre to represent the will be almost impossible place at the same time on fessor April Beiswenger, Prebiracevic is designing Aurora Borealis.” to miss this November. a Friday night in January. gone on sabbatical, “Al- sound, and James Viall is SEE ALMOST, MAINE Tickets are five dollars for Each slice of time is any- most, Maine” has a team designing costumes. Ad- Page 2 > sntimes.wordpress.com facebook.com/stnorberttimes @sntimes Wednesday, October 17, 2018 NEWS sntimes.wordpress.com/news | 2 Editors in Eduardo > ANALYZING idea of truly unending con- ing foreign affairs has sup- people’s hearts and minds, Chief: Jose Padrino Elynor Gregorich Velasquez CONFLICT Page 1 flict in the Middle East. ported these organizations’ it’s very difficult for -peo Graeme Heidi Swanson Gallagher Madeleyn sects. Instead of old reli- Postel even described war crimes and has allowed ple to un-feel these things. Glosny gious opposition, he sug- the idea that some govern- them to maintain this use It isn’t impossible, but it Leadership Anna Vanseveren Team: gested that “the process of ment organizations in the of sectarianism through its seems like an uphill battle.” Elynor Gregorich Sports Team: Graeme Addy Bink sectarianization is shaped Middle East use sectarian- ideologies and sometimes Throughout his discus- Gallagher Andrew Gehring Nicole Fellrath Emma Hirt by authoritarian forces.” ization, or the violent op- through its support. sion, he contested the claim Erika Ditzman Kyra Kronberg Samantha Dyson Riley Haas While certain religious position between religious Finally, he asked, “Can that troubles in the Middle Caitlin groups have supported cer- sects, as a way to “demo- this process be reversed?” East are solely based in old McCauley Copy Editing: Cate O’Brien Erika Ditzman tain sides, several conflicts bilize” popular revolution. He stated that the ques- religious argument. Re- Andrew Shaut News Team: Anna Vanseveren have been initiated by those They may use old religious tion remains open-ended, gardless of belief, it brings Samantha Dyson Hannah Ashley Streeter Robinson in power. hatred to fuel political re- but impressed upon his to light a deeper complexity Madeleine Wenc Heidi Swanson Logan Stefl Kyra Vinz He also mentioned gimes and gain power. Fur- audience the difficulty -in regarding issues in that re- Emma Hirt Mercedes times of recent relative thermore, he suggested that volved. “Once these forces gion and a potentially larg- Jack Zampino Danforth Hernandez peace, which discredits the America’s actions regard- of hatred are released in er challenge in ending it. Features Team: Sarah Schepp Caitlin McCauley Photography: Alejandrina Ross Andrew Schaut Anna Denucci James Viall where everyone knows ev- dents need to go see the fictional town where things Kenneth Costa > ALMOST, MAINE Opinion Marybeth Koss eryone and neighbors help show “because it’s amaz- are simpler. People love Team: Page 1 Cate O’Brien Advisor: each other out. The ensem- ing! It’s a heartwarming their neighbors. They aren't Aldo Gonzales John Pennington The play does not have Emily ble feel lends itself to that.” series of tiny stories about afraid to laugh at them- Buellesbach Social Media a specifically designated Emilie Smith Team: She also hopes that this love and magic, an easy selves and with one anoth- Jared Gartzke Nicole Fellrath lead, as it is made up of Erika Ditzman Alyssa Brugger will serve as an opportunity escape for a couple hours. er. It will allow students a Danielle Lippert Emma Hirt an ensemble cast of fif- for students in the cast and At the very least, they need moment of pure joy that is Entertainment teen, with two professors crew to step outside of their to see the lights.” Director so needed today.” Team: and thirteen students play- Sam Sorenson comfort zone and try some- Erin Hunsader said, “Our Tickets can be bought Rebecca Jacques ing various roles. Director thing that might be new. world seems awfully com- at the Box Office in Abbot MISSION STATEMENT Erin Hunsader says, “What When asked why the St. plicated lately. There is a Pennings Hall of Fine Arts, The St. Norbert Times strives I love about this show is Norbert community should lot of hostility, uncertainty or online at https://www. to be an informative student-run that it's an ensemble cast. newspaper that acts as a balanced go see “Almost, Maine,” and fear. ‘Almost, Maine’ snc.edu/tickets/. Don’t miss and accurate source of news about We are trying to recreate stage manager Samantha will transport the audience “Almost, Maine.” St. Norbert College, as well as the the feel of this tiny town world around it. In the spirit of the Dick (’19) said that stu- to a clear, calm night in this Norbertine tradition and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, the Times will encour- age and defend the principles of free inquiry, vigorous debate and the pursuit of truth. FollowJACK ZAMPINO | NEWSMe CORRESPONDENT Printing: A New System In the spirit of the Norbertine In order to uphold their to [email protected], then tem change has varied. indicated that they were un- tradition, we embrace the following credo: mission statement of work- approach any printer they “We always seem to get a aware of the change until “Almighty Father, the ing toward an engaged choose, sign in to their ac- little pushback on most any faced with it directly. scriptures inform us that: campus where technology count and select the print change we make in technol- “Looking at the number ‘THE TRUTH WILL SET is easy to learn and fun to release option to finish the ogy,” explains Crevier. “So of requests at the ITS Ser- YOU FREE!’ use, ITS has updated the process. With the process we’ve heard both good and vice Desk, most of our calls Free from compromising on-campus printing system. being sent via email, users bad comments.” were during the first couple principles Free from being self-serving Previous systems used by are able to use any device A few students supplied of weeks of classes,” notes Free from suspicion SNC have been more com- on any network to submit more specific feedback Crevier. “But once every- Free from prejudice plicated, requiring users printing jobs, from personal to the Follow Me print- one started getting used to Free from intolerance to know the names of the laptops in off-campus hous- ing system. “Compared to the new system, the calls Free from fear of retaliation Free to be courageous and printers and creating issues ing to smart phones in local other systems, I find this diminished. Also, printer- bold for students who were un- coffee shops. one easier to pick up on,” related requests at the Ser- Free to be honest and able to use certain printers Some of the problems comments Timothy Brandt vice Desk were down 20 forthright.” because they owned older that Follow Me printing has (’20). “My favorite part of percent in Sept. of 2018 “Bless those who speak, computer models. This resolved include eliminat- this system is it actually when compared to Sept. promote and value the truth. Bless those who have made new system, known as Fol- ing the need for users to tells you how much it is go- 2017.” and continue to make the low Me printing, gets rid know the name of a specific ing to cost to print.” According to Crevier, St. Norbert Times a vehicle for honesty, truthful and of those problems. SNC printer, a perk for newer “I don't think the print- ITS will be working with courageous information, who make it a beacon for the has used Follow Me print- students who have yet to ing changes are unhelpful, the Digital Print Center to enlightened progress of St. ing for a while for printing familiarize themselves with but it would've been nice replace roughly 50 print- Norbert College, protecting it from half-truths and secure documents, but now the campus, and owners of to have more of a heads up ers on-campus next spring. misinformation. Help the staff it is the sole process for all older computer models not and been introduced to the This process is expected to know that they are called and chosen to be that voice crying users. having to worry about their system more,” says Nata- increase the speed and effi- in the wilderness, especially for the students whom they “We’ve had Follow Me devices being incompatible sha Igl (’19). “I utilized the ciency of printing jobs. enlighten and inform, helping printing for many years,” with on-campus printers. follow me printer last year them to take up the banner of truth courageously and says Scott Crevier, the di- This system also makes it before they did the change, openly for their welfare and rector of user experience more practical for users to so I was familiar enough to help St. Norbert College be the shining beacon it is called for ITS. “Follow Me print- print private documents, with that, but watching all and destined to be.” ing allows you to send your keeping users’ personal in- the other frustrated people Rev. Rowland De Peaux, document into a queue formation secure. ITS also hold up printing made it O.Praem. where it sits for up to 24 noticed a decrease in un- kind of awful to print. And St. Norbert Times Banquet hours. You can then walk used printed paper pile-ups not only students but some April 30, 2008 up to any printer to release due to printing jobs being faculty and staff seemed to CONTACT US the document.” sent to the wrong printer, have issues with it, too.” St. Norbert Times SORR Box 29 Follow Me printing is saving students from the An email about the 100 Grant Street designed to be easy to use. stress of missing papers and change was sent at the be- De Pere, WI 54115 It requires users to send saving trees. ginning of the semester. Phone: 920.403.3268 their printing jobs via email Feedback on this sys- However, many students [email protected] SNC Printer | Jack Zampino News| 3 50 Years of Art in Ink-Rick Harnowski ASHLEY STREETER | NEWS CORRESPONDENT

Fifty years is a long ning an art competition in diately into school and was under his bed. Harownoski for better safety measures time to be practicing any middle school by drawing teased for being different recalled seeing blood and and accountability in the craft. For local internation- a portrait of President Lin- and speaking broken Eng- graphite from a previous tattooing industry. Shortly ally renowned tattoo artist, coln. He would later use lish. He made friends with customer on the stencils, after receiving his tattoo Rick Harnowski, 50 years these skills to create his ink the “rough crowd”. They dried ink on the machine from the carnival artist (an represents his life’s work in art. were the people he would and the artist’s stained eagle grasping a snake, the tattooing industry. The After immigrating to later put his first tattoos on. black fingers. Conditions inked on the right inside Harnowski legacy began the United States when Ha- Harnowski began skipping like these would later in- SEE ART IN INK in 1952, when he was born ronowski was 11, his par- school and spending time spire his lifelong advocacy Page 4> in Glasgow, Poland. His ents began working factory with his friends in a nearby parents were both labor- jobs. Harnowski recalled quarry. It was here that he ers in Europe and survived the day his family arrived began tattooing by hand at by growing their own food in the United States, in the the age of 16. and raising chickens. In an same interview, saying that Sometime during the interview with Rev. Chad “We entered the U.S. the 1960’s Harnowski met a Wells, Harownski stated day after the Kennedy As- carnival worker who intro- that as early as three years sassination, I remember duced him to the electric old he was fascinated with everyone was crying on tattoo machine. The tat- tattooing and would study the ship because JFK was tooist approached him at the tattoos on his father’s so famous and did so many the quarry and invited him friends’ arms. Harownos- good things.” He told Rev. back to his apartment in ki also began drawing at Wells, upon arriving in Green Bay, where he stored a young age, even win- Green Bay, he enter imme- the machines in a shoebox Rick Harnowski | weebly.com Campus Safety Introduces Changes LOGAN STEFL | NEWS CORRESPONDENT As reports of on-cam- able to check a duty log to place on Tuesday, Oct. 16. beneficial in fostering - bet Students and staff should pus attack have been wide- see the time a service was The college plans to ter relationships and under- exercise good safety aware- ly talked about around cam- requested and the time the introduce more programs standing between students, ness and security measures pus, Campus Safety has service was delivered. The available to SNC students the local police department at all times. Our officers, Follow Me Printing: A New System been looking to improve duty log also will have in- that deal with protection and campus safety offi- although very dedicated upon its services in order to formation describing where and safety, such as self- cers.” and passionate about keep- better protect students. the service was provided, defense classes and SNC in As for what to look for ing the SNC campus com- On Sept. 28, President the type of service provided 3D. Jakubs says that “The from the college in the fu- munity safe, need every- Bruess sent out an email and notes concerning the campus safety department ture, Jakubs says that “Af- one’s help. With so many detailing the various chang- service delivery … In the is quite active in provid- ter the recent event in late students and staff moving es Campus Safety would be past, shuttle drivers just ing safety related programs September both the De Pere about campus at all hours making moving forward. logged the number of rid- to all members of the SNC Police and SNC Campus of the day and night, it af- These changes hope to ers per night and other in- community. We recently Safety Departments have fords us so many more eyes bring SNC students more formation related to vehicle worked with the Health added additional patrols watching for unsafe, suspi- protection and general safe- use such as mileage, vehi- and Wellness Center in of- for the campus area….Re- cious or illegal behaviors. ty on campus. cle condition, maintenance fering a self-defense class. cently, a student suggested If you see something, say Beginning on Oct. 8, issues etc. After receiving a Again, this school year that we implement a late- something. Contact SNC Campus Safety’s shuttle complaint about a delayed Campus Safety Department night student volunteer Campus Safety (403-3299 service expanded to operat- shuttle response, it was de- in conjunction with the De shuttle driver program that or 403-3260), or De Pere ing seven days a week, from cided to log the time of the Pere Police and Fire De- would keep the shuttle run- Police (911) if necessary. If the hours of 5:00 p.m. to call for service and the time partments will provide the ning overnight on week- you have the Alertus Safe- 1:00 a.m. Individual safety of delivery to the requested A.L.I.C.E. active shooter ends. This would serve a ty App on your cell phone escorts will also continue destination.” survival training programs number of needs including you can text or call cam- by request at all hours, ev- On Oct. 15, Campus to the Teacher Education student volunteer service pus safety or call 911 at the ery day of the week. Safety introduced a new Department, The Auxiliary hours, more eyes watching touch of a button. Remem- Campus Safety is also online blotter in the hopes Services Division (food the campus and most im- ber, if another student is in planning to time log safety of better sharing non-con- services) and SNC staff portantly improved student distress it is very important escort requests to ensure fidential information - re and students. Officers also safety. Although, in the to get them help. The Good that individual requests for garding reported incidents. provide programming in works, I feel this is a very Samaritan policy is in place an escort arrive in a timely When asked how the cam- proper selection and use of positive indication that our to ensure students will call manner, thereby increasing pus blotter would keep the pepper spray, residence hall SNC community is getting for help when needed.” the effectiveness of the ser- campus better informed, and apartment security, fire involved in maintaining vice. When asked what he “The benefit of a blotter will prevention and fire extin- a safe campus . . . We are hoped for logging safety be measured by the college guisher training, verbal de- looking forward to a con- escort requests, Senior Di- community being informed fense techniques, front desk tinued partnership in this rector of Campus Safety of happenings and allow- security and safety. We also endeavor.” Steve Jakubs responded: ing for more eyes to be on provide safety awareness Finally, when asked “Having our officers log all the lookout for unusual or and familiarization orienta- about what he would like calls for service is neces- suspicious circumstances tions to our English Second more students and staff sary for accountability and (see something, say some- Language and International to know about safety on protection from potential thing).” Campus Safety Students. Currently we are campus, Jakubs stated that liability. Campus Safety of- also conducted their annual looking to make the pro- “The City of De Pere and ficers have routinely logged audit of lights on campus, gram "Coffee with a Cop" SNC campus area is very calls for service. As a de- as well as city street lights available to students. This safe, but that is not to say SNC Printer | Jack Zampino partment director, I must be around campus. This took program has proven to be incidents do not happen. Steve Jakubs | snc.edu News| 4 Carol Bruess Talks Technology EMMA HIRT | NEWS CORRESPONDENT Carol Bruess, PhD, pre- ciety’s biggest issues. For daily. Bruess used the ex- integration should not be person-to-person relation- sented a lecture sponsored example, Bruess referenced ample of reading a book in forced interaction anymore; ships without the distrac- by the Killeen Chair of the #MeToo movement as the middle of a conversa- it should be something that tions of technology. The Theology and Philosophy a way to show the good tion. One never asks if they is easy to accomplish on a Killeen Chair will be spon- to SNC students, staff and parts of technology. She could finish a chapter in daily basis. soring three more events the public entitled “Our then began to discuss the the book they are currently Bruess’s presentation in the 2018-19 school year Love Affair with Technol- reasons why technology, reading mid-conversation; truly brought to light the including guest speakers ogy: Some (Inconvenient) especially smartphones, however, American society “Inconvenient Truths” of Shannon Vallor, Nicholas Truths” on Thursday, Sept. are not helping with self- constantly allows smart- technology today. By pre- Carr and Sister Ilia, O.S.F. 27. Bruess is a professor of growth in today’s society. phones to grab a hold of senting this lecture, Bruess For more information on communication and jour- Bruess explained how the conversation. Further, she hopes to reach both stu- these future events, visit nalism at the University use of smartphones has discussed the “euphoric dents at SNC as well as ear- www.snc.edu/killeen/. of St. Thomas in St. Paul, been linked to an addiction feeling” of using phones, lier generations in creating Minnesota. She is also a based on the brain’s reward allowing people to create 1990 graduate of St. Nor- system. an emotional bond with bert College along with her She went on to discuss technology— something husband, SNC President “technoference,” the in- which seems to be lacking Brian Bruess. terference of technology in many personal relation- Bruess began her pre- in everyday relationships. ships. sentation by explaining Bruess quoted Sherry Bruess ended her pre- the “life-giving” parts of Turkle, PhD and profes- sentation by acknowledg- technology in daily life. sor at MIT by saying, “we ing the fact that technology She expressed herself as rarely give each other our has become an important someone who is “not a full attention anymore.” part of our lives, and that technology naysayer,” de- She gave insight as to how these truths are, in fact, scribing how technology phones have become things very inconvenient. She has exposed some of so- that interrupt conversations also explained how social Carol Bruess gives her talk | Emma Hirt

> ART IN INK Green Bay and Chicago his campaign for regula- Illustrations Inc.Tattoos by same interview he said that Page 3 and tattoo in clubhouses. tion in the industry. Using Rick, and is housed at 834 he has “noticed a signifi- forearm), Harownoski or- After more than a decade guidelines that other cities S Military Ave, Green Bay, cant rise in the number of dered his own electric tat- in the tattoo industry, Ha- had Harnowski wrote a pro- WI. students, staff, and faculty too machine. Harownski rownowski met his wife, posal for rules, regulations From Oct. 8 until Nov. who have ink at SNC.” Fr. recalled his first tattoo with Barb, and completely and regular health depart- 2, the Bush Art Center will Neilson added that he be- an electric gun as his first changed his approach to ment inspections for Green be featuring works from lieves there is a great inter- hard lesson. It was a cross, tattooing. He began to fo- Bay tattoo artists. He then Harnowski’s career in an est within the St. Norbert with his own name, and a cus on the art of inking and sought to have these regula- exhibit titled “The Needle community about tattoo- snake wrapped around the trying to make the artform tions expanded and, having Has Moved.” There will ing and its artform, and he cross. When he inked the more mainstream. After had success at the county also be some pieces show- hopes that this course and tattoo, his arm was bent and opening his first studio in level, other cities began to ing the work of Josh Har- exhibition will generate upon straightening his arm, 1980, Barb (a health care adopt his policies. Once nowski (’06), Rick Har- more interest in the artform. Harnowski realized it was center worker) made Har- Haronoski reached the state nowski’s son, a graduate There are 18 students crooked. nowski aware of the health level he faced opposition of SNC who majored in enrolled in the course. They Harnowski later went concerns associated with from other artists and poli- graphic design and works will be learning about the on to three years of art in- tattooing and the dangers cy makers. He continued to in the family business. The history and art of tattooing, struction. Afterwards, he of blood-borne pathogens. petition state legislation for opening reception was held the methods used by tattoo began working and honed When he first approached almost a decade before it on Thursday, Oct. 11 from artists to create art on skin his craft on the streets of the city of Green Bay for was adopted into state laws. 5-7. and the applications of tat- Chicago, tattooing bikers. a tattoo license, the license Today Harnowski This exhibit has unique too art. Later in the semes- He would ride between did not exist. He then began boasts a clientele that in- significance to the college, ter students will also have cludes “Green Bay Packer as it will be incorporated the opportunity to create Players, Harley-Davidson into the college’s first ever tattoos themselves on pros- executives, band members, tattoo-based class, which thetic skin, under the guid- doctors, lawyers, police, will be lead by Fr. James ance of Rick Harownoski firefighters, teachers, white Neilson. This class will be and his son. In an interview collar, blue collar, every- part of the Honors specific with Honors Pulse, two stu- thing from 18 to 80 years “tutorial” classes, which dents, Sarah Rolfs ‘20, and old.” His work has also been are designed to allow small Noah Buhle ‘20, both noted featured in international tat- groups of students to inter- that Neislon’s enthusiastic too magazines such as Tat- act with material not usu- teaching style and take on too Review, Skin Art, Skin ally covered in a college the material has actually & Ink, Tattoo, Flash and course, through various changed their perspective International Tattoo Art. learning methods in alter- on tattooed art and may He also heads the Interna- native and unique class have encouraged them to tional Tattoo Convention settings. In speaking with get a tattoo in the future. that meets every other Jan. Honors Pulse, the school's in Green Bay. This con- student-led digital newslet- vention focuses on the art, ter, Fr. Neilson credited the history and passion of the course’s inspiration to the tattooing industry. His per- Stacey Wanta, the Honors Rick and His Artists | Tattoosbyrick.com sonal studio is called Skin Office Coordinator. In the Wednesday, October 17, 2018 Editor: Cate O’Brien OPINION sntimes.wordpress.com/opinion| 5 Carol Bruess Talks Technology MEET OUR The Importance of Justices OPINION JARED GARTZKE | OPNION COLUMNIST COLUMNISTS: With the confirmation ple are beginning to believe come exclusively from the justices apply the law ex- of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, that it is paramount to the constitution. actly as written, we can find the explosion of political safety of the nation that Su- We often hold the Su- laws that shouldn’t exist or emotions that began in the preme Court Justices share preme Court responsible should be rewritten and al- hearings has escalated, to our particular political be- to create a moral standard low our legislators to re- say the least. Right now liefs and use them to club when applying the law. It write them. there are two main reasons our political opposites in is important that no justice Kavanaugh should be for this public outcry. The the courtroom. should do this. When jus- amongst some of the least first concerns the sexual The reason that I think tices create their own moral controversial picks for the assault allegations against this belief about these jus- standard they are not only Supreme Court when it Kavanaugh by Dr. Chris- tices exists is because we unequally applying the law, comes to his judicial phi- Cate O’Brien ’19 is tine Blasey Ford. The other have a misunderstanding as which is unconstitutional, losophy. Throughout his an Art and Psychol- reason, which is becoming to what the job of the Su- they are also skipping an judicial career he has been ogy double major from more prominent with Ka- preme Court is. The popu- important part of the ju- especially cautious to hold Wauwautosa, Wis. vanaugh’s confirmation, is lar belief, which we have dicial process. If they ap- to the constitution when the shift to a conservative seen come forward with ply the law in a way they applying the law. Looking majority in the Supreme Kavanaugh’s confirma- see fit rather than how it forward into Kavanaugh’s Court. tion, is that the Supreme is supposed to be applied, careers I would assume that The shift in the court’s Court holds all and any they cut out the process of he will be a fair and well political composition is of the judicial power and revision in our law. If the structured judge. something that most peo- that any law of the United ple have gotten caught up States is subject to revision in. Having partisan politics through the eyes of the jus- Jared Gartzke ’21 is an control the highest court in tices. While these justices Economics major from the nation is a justifiable hold an enormous amount Freedom, Wis. reason to concerned. My of power, they are held by contention when it comes the constitution to prevent to the Supreme Court them from essentially re- has always been that it writing the law. The job shouldn’t matter who is a of the Supreme Court is to Supreme Court Justice as make the decision on cases long as they are qualified. that are not entirely clear For the most part I would and determine how the law think that people are in- is to be applied. Like any clined to agree with that. justice, their job should be Emilie Smith ’20 is an However, with the politi- completely void of politi- English major from cal divide growing in the cal bias because all of their Green Bay, Wis. country, it seems that peo- information is supposed to https://www.freep.com/

Defined. CATE O’BRIEN | OPINION EDITOR One of the most limit- wanted to be as defined as tempting to find my place and narrowing in on your ing things that I’ve done who the characters in my in awkward, cliquey social strengths can help you de- throughout my life is at- children’s books seemed to groups and classrooms. termine how you’re going tempt to define myself. be. I wanted to know where Who was I amidst all of to give back to the world; When I was younger, I I fit in in my own story. these intense personalities? however, I think an obses- read a lot, and I remember When I got a little Was I kind? Was I funny? sive focus with our own Erika Ditzman ’21 is wanting my life and per- older, books were no lon- Was I smart? I constantly personalities and identities an English, Commu- sonality to match the lives ger the only things driving asked myself which char- can lead to being unhealth- nications/Media Stud- and personalities of the my need to define myself. acteristics defined me and ily self-centered and detract ies double major from characters in my novels. I I soon found myself at- constantly failed to figure us from truly understanding Green Bay, Wis. it out. I wasn’t always kind; ourselves at all. I wasn’t always funny; I Truthfully, we are much wasn’t always smart. I, like more complex than a set of all young adolescents, was characteristics. We are con- just kind of a mess. stantly morphing and shift- The more that I tried to ing with the environments figure myself out, the more and situations in which we lost I felt. And I think a are placed. It may be better lot of people feel this way. to stop limiting ourselves There is a lot of pressure to with definitions of who we be a completely authentic are and instead spend that version of “yourself” all the time understanding others. time; and, let’s be honest, I personally find that -tak that can also be hard. Who ing time to look outside of you are is constantly chang- myself is often the best way ing. to feel truly authentic– no Don’t get me wrong, definition required. I think self contempla- tion is always a good thing https://partyflock.nl/ Opinion | 6 It’s Not Too Late to Find Your Faith EMLY BUELLESBACH | OPINION COLUMNIST EMILIE SMITH | OPINION COLUMNIST Coming into St. Nor- I have just found my faith in it is valid to define that as the understanding that God ally understanding that God bert as a first year student, God. I have limited knowl- feeling close to God. is real. Everyone has differ- controls what happens, God I had a “Ho-Hum” attitude edge of Cathlolicism, but Determining if God is ent values about how edu- guides one through life about religion. I chose to I still feel close to God for real can have something to cated one should be to say and God tests one’s faith not care about it; I said I the first time in my life. Not do with one’s upbringing as they feel connected to God. to stretch them as an indi- didn’t have time for church every follower of God has well. I believe this can lead I think faith is a gift that can vidual. I live with the reas- and that I could not fit it to understand the religion people to make conclusions be received from becom- surance of knowing “every- into my life. The first day to be considered Catholic. as adults about whether or ing educated but can also thing happens for a reason,” of my Theology class, However, as long as one re- not God is real. Though I appear from a tragedy, in- and for the “reason” to be we were required to read ceives liberation, peace and have not stayed close with ner urging or a longing for according to God’s will is a chapter from the book justice from their journey, my faith, I have come to a better understanding of extremely comforting. This “Faith, Religion, and The- life. Faith is not neccesar- quote, though it is not in any ology.” My initial outlook ily something that is evoked scripture, allows me to con- was very closed minded in from education but can also tinue to grow as a follower the sense that I declared I be found in personal experi- of God. was not going to like this ence. Personally, I have lim- I have been Catholic for Theology book. However, ited knowledge of who God 18 years, but my light bulb after diving into it, I was is. I interpret Him as a spirit just turned on from reflect- surprised to conclude that that holds my hand; and, for ing on my journey of faith. I believe in God more than me, that is valid enough to My whole life, I barely I thought. I have spent my say I am Catholic. thought about religion and entire life saying, “Yeah, I Individuals practice re- even wondered why it was am Catholic, but, like, I’m ligion for a variety of rea- important. Now I am dip- not really religious.” This sons, perhaps the afterlife, ping my toes into new ter- one chapter alone in my for example. I believe I am ritory. The most surprising Theology book has led me Catholic because I have thing about my journey of to finally be awakened to depended on my favorite faith is that I feel it has just the fact that I am spiritu- quote to lead me through begun right now. My jour- ally close to the Catholic life for the longest time: ney was almost nonexistent, religion. “Everything happens for a but now I feel an energy I believe it is never too reason.” It was not until re- within me and am excited to late to find your religion. cently that I felt as though continue my loyalty to God Personally, my journey of God has always been behind from a new perspective. https://www.usatoday.com/ faith is extremely simple as that message. I am gradu-

Alcohol in Green Bay ERIKA DITZMAN | OPINION COLUMNIST DANIELLE LIPPERT | OPINION COLUMNIST When the study of binge drink. The Center of this, more than half of tending a game at Lambeau tion, but they have a low “The Drunkest Cities in for Disease Control and Green Bay’s deadly car ac- Field. Another suggested percentage of people with a America” came out, one Prevention defines binge cidents involve alcohol. cause for this issue is our German heritage. could assume that at least drinking as “when men con- Several factors are German heritage. Over Julia Sherman, the co- one city in Wisconsin sume five or more drinks or clearly contributing to the 43 percent of Wisconsin’s ordinator for the Wiscon- would be on the list. With women consume four or drinking problem. First, population claims they are sin Alcohol Policy Project, a baseball team named af- more drinks in about two the Green Bay Packers are German. This theory was told Wisconsin Public Ra- ter brewing beer, we have hours.” The national aver- a featured part of our city’s later proven wrong. New dio that the alcohol prob- a reputation for drinking. age for binge drinking is identity. Alcohol tends to England also has high lev- lem can be blamed on “The A quick look at the list 18 percent. Because of all go hand-in-hand with at- els of alcohol consump- Four A’s”: availability, af- will show that Wisconsin fordability, attractiveness holds more than just one of and acceptability. the drunkest cities; it holds As stated before, Green ten of them, with Green Bay has an above aver- Bay being at spot number age amount of bars which one. Living in the heart make alcohol readily avail- of Green Bay, just a few able. We also have some of blocks away from the sta- the lowest alcohol prices dium, I can see that this is in the country. Along with a problem. When I started that, excessive amounts of working on game days at advertisements promote al- Lambeau Field, I began cohol consumption. Lastly, seeing it even more. drinking isn’t anything out The study noted that of the ordinary; it is consid- Green Bay has 138 bars, ered very acceptable. which means there is one Communities have been bar for about every 800 noticing the problem and people, when nationwide have been trying to make a there are about 1.3 bars change. It may take a while for every 10,000 people. to see the changes on a city- Green Bay has many more wide or even a statewide bars than average. Also, 26 level, but we’re still taking percent of adults in Wis- a step in the right direction. consin said they regularly https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/ Opinion |7 I Believe You EMILIE SMITH | OPINION COLUMNIST Everyone has heard it. But I will say with con- else’s right to have a “good ing women the middle fin- my phone is charged. I use about the Kavanaugh ap- fidence and certainty that night.” ger, and saying that they, as the buddy system. When I pointment. Everyone has my right to be safe and un- To me, this decision is an institution, are stepping get off work late at night, I an opinion, and everyone violated surpasses anyone like our government giv- away from what seems like walk fast and debate wheth- is exceedingly vocal about a moral obligation. It seems er I should go through or it, as they rightfully should like common sense that we around campus, because I be. As a thinker and an should prioritize safety and cannot decide which one is independent individual, I that we should place intrin- safer. I think everyone can have always prided my- sic value on certain aspects conclusively say that this self on my willingness of humanity, like your right is ridiculous. But, for some to see different perspec- to choose. That was taken reason, no one is willing tives. Sure, I don’t agree, away from a woman, and, to step up and do anything but why do you think that instead of being defended about it. Our government way? It’s something I think and supported, she was rid- is basically condoning abu- we all must ask, as politics iculed and harassed. This sive behavior. and government is about happens too often in our Youth is not an excuse. bargaining and compro- society. Drunkenness is not an ex- mise. No one walks away I don’t understand how cuse. It simply isn’t. Some- with everything they want. this is a controversial issue. one must be held account- However, I cannot see I think we can all agree that able, because Dr. Ford has where compromise plays rape is not okay. Assault is lived with the pain of a into this situation. not okay. Exploitation is not horrid experience forced on I understand that okay. So why is it a debate? her by someone else for her sometimes people have Why do we fight over it? I entire life. She has been the too much to drink in high am a woman in the United one having to face the issue, school and college. I un- States of America and I can and she should not have derstand that sometimes say with all honesty that I had to. And she should not people have nights they do not always feel safe. In be the only one facing the don’t remember. That can fact, I feel unsafe A LOT issue. This story has a clear be a part of one’s social life of the time. I look behind victim and a clear aggres- and I truly do understand me when I walk home at sor, but for some reason it’s that. I don’t even condemn https://www.forbes.com/ night and always make sure still viewed as hazy. Role Reversal ERIKA DITZMAN | OPINION COLUMNIST In the light of recent horror of being construed malicious intent. A single which is defined as men sit- a chemical solution onto events, including the Title as a sexual offender. The unprecedented accusation ting on public transporta- men’s genitalia. Composed IX debate on campus, the smallest gesture, though, can fracture an innocent tion with legs wide apart, of bleach concentrations 30 Kavanaugh investiga- whether it be holding open man’s life. taking up more than one times more potent than the tions and nationwide hu- a door or buying someone The backlash against seat. In response, produc- mixture used for laundry, man trafficking, one might a drink, can be perceived all men has become over- ing the video “on behalf of this basic solution attempts wonder how men are per- as a man’s devious ploy to whelming. In a YouTube everyone who has to endure to balance out the lower ceiving and responding to violate an innocent woman. video that went viral, Rus- the manifestations of you pH value in human skin, these issues. This is in no This is far from the truth, as sian law student Anna declaring your macho qual- creating painful burning way condoning the crimes paranoia has set in and ev- Dovgalyuk took a stand ities on public transporta- and potential scarring. This men commit against wom- ery action is seen as one of against “manspreading,” tion,” Dovgalyuk poured chemical attack on men is en. Instead I will be ad- but one of many forms of dressing those who are victimization. mere bystanders, simply There is no doubt that being included in the over- women have often been arching male image as de- victimized. These roles termined by a select few. are beginning to reverse This is also not to say though, as innocent men that women should not be are becoming targeted by cautious. By all means, their sex alone with accusa- one can never be too care- tions of sexual misconduct. ful. But we must also un- As a result, men begin to derstand the effect our ac- question their everyday ac- tions has on the opposite tions, fearing they too may sex, triggering an equally be perceived as a sexual cautious male response. predator. We must consider There are few who stop to all perspectives, slipping think about men, who fear into each other’s shoes to that they might convey the understand and support our wrong message through peers, as is the principle of their harmless actions and communio at St. Norbert be accused like many in College. this pandemic of sexual crime. As a woman, I do not experience the intense Erika Ditzman Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Editor: Caitlin McCauley F e a t u r e s sntimes.wordpress.com/features | 8 United We Stand Study Abroad at SNC CAITLIN MCCAULEY | FEATURES EDITOR

On Oct. 11, mem- see so many faculty and “Title IX means bers of the St. Norbert members slowly filter respecting everyone,” College community in and out during the graced the sidewalk in gathered to stand to- demonstration because a rainbow of chalk. gether in solidarity and it shows students that Alexa Paleka ’19, reflect on the recent they are being heard also a member of the Ti- events that have been and people are listen- tle IX Working Group, happening in our com- ing. arrived just after speak- munity regarding sexu- “It’s the right thing ing with members of al assault, the campaign to do to listen to peo- the Board of Trustees, for transparency and ple’s stories. Just be- advocating for change improving the Title IX cause you may not in the Title IX proce- process. agree with them or it dures. Paleka acknowl- Anna Huck Speaking | Kenneth Costa edged that the adminis- ally assaulted on the St. tration has taken sever- consensus among stu- Norbert campus. Dem- al steps to help improve dents was that they just onstrators surrounded Title IX but there is still wanted to be heard. If her in solidarity hold- much work to be done. students keep actively ing signs that read Ideally, Paleka would campaigning and ad- “Stand up to rape cul- love to have a student vocating for change, ture” and “If you want Title IX worker, in- they should be listened peace work for justice” creased Title IX educa- to and taken seriously. as she shared her story. tion past just Freshman This is an issue that The demonstration Orientation and imple- will not be allowed to came to a close with menting even more Ti- lay by the side and get community members tle IX-trained individu- swept under the rug. forming a large circle Sidewalk Chalk Writing | Kenneth Costa als on campus. Students feel too pas- and joining hands in a Chojnacki agrees, sionately about creat- Anna Huck ’19 and makes you feel un- moment of silence for “Several Title IX ing a safe environment Sarah Chojnacki ’19, comfortable doesn’t all victims of sexual as- changes have been set on campus to allow that members of the Title mean we should silence sault, both those living in motion and that’s to happen. IX Working Group on someone’s story,” said and who have left this awesome, but there’s campus, were both in- Laurie MacDiarmid, world. still lots of room for im- strumental in making Professor of English at The Title IX dem- provement.” the demonstration a re- SNC. onstration helped show After reflecting and ality. They made it very Demonstrators then that while there are sharing their thoughts clear to all in attendance were able to all reflect good changes under with one another, dem- that this was not an at- in small groups togeth- way in the SNC com- onstrators listened as a tack on anyone, that er on why they were munity, there is still survivor told her own it was a safe space for present, how Title IX a lot of room for im- story of being sexu- community members to impacts them and their provement. The general gather and reflect. peers, and what they By attending, it think the school can do showed that students to change some of these care about having a practices and make Ti- voice on campus and tle IX more visual on that they also support campus. the voices of the silent After reflecting -ev and marginalized. Stu- eryone then got the dents from all walks of chance to physically life gathered together to write these reflections show their silent sup- on the sidewalk outside port and solidarity in of Bemis International advocating for change Center for all to see. and for student safety Phrases such as, “Hear on campus. us,” “We will not be si- Professors also lenced,” “Believe Us,” joined in the demon- “I love this community stration. It was encour- and want it to thrive, aging and uplifting to be positive and grow” Students and Faculty | James Viall Features| 9 Study Abroad at SNC United We Stand ANNA DENUCCI | FEATURES CORRESPONDENT

At St. Norbert sure just about any by during open advising program. Study Abroad ferent laws and gov- College, studying student can have the on Tuesday from 9:00- has a couple different ernment involvement. abroad is starting to chance to study abroad 10:00 a.m., Thursday group meetings called As an SNC student, become more and more while staying on track from 2:00-3:00 p.m., or Pack and Prep that are you are entitled to the popular. Compared to to graduate on time. Friday from 3:00-4:00 required to go to and same benefits and -pro the national average of There is a huge variety p.m. help explain much cedures as any student 10 percent of college of programs offered Meeting one- more about the process. on campus is, but know students going abroad, and the one on one as- on-one can really help The first Pack in order to receive this St. Norbert sends out sistance you receive you focus on what you and Prep helps explain treatment, especially in at least a third of our when going through specifically need and what to pack, differ- emergencies and sexual student population. So the process, and many which program would ent cultural aspects to assaults, it is impor- how do you start the times courses taken be most beneficial to be aware, who is going tant to let the Center process? Where can while abroad can dou- both your college ca- to be in the same place for Global Engagement you go? How can study- ble as credit for Core reer as well as broaden- as you from SNC and know what happened ing abroad work to Curriculum classes at ing your horizons. The tips for traveling. In the so they can help coor- keep you on track with St. Norbert as well as Study Abroad advisors second session you will dinate. your major? Is studying count toward your ma- work closely with you learn who to contact Once you’ve abroad worth the time? jor or minor. to help you determine in case of emergency. done all your packing First and fore- For more details your main goals when Study Abroad does and prepping, and gone most, take a look at about Global Seminars going abroad, what re- have procedures set up on your adventure, you all of the programs St. or other programs in quirements you still in case of mugging, can arrive back home Norbert offers. For the Australia, Ireland, New have to fulfill to gradu- sexual assault or any- and congratulate your- size of our college, the Zealand, the United ate and which culture thing else that may hap- self on a job well done. study abroad programs Kingdom (England, you most would like to pen abroad. The third You went abroad and and options are excep- Scotland, Wales) and explore and experience. and fourth sessions whether it was for a few tional. Whether it’s a Washington, D.C., con- Most of the time, with are more tips involv- short weeks or a couple quick glimpse abroad tact Alaina Morales, the help of the Study ing technology, staying longer months, you through a two and a half Advisor for Study Abroad Office, you informed and how to have a story to tell. The week J-term or May- Abroad & Off-Campus can find a program and handle the abroad and best part will be hav- mester class, a half se- Programs. If you are country that fit all these traveling atmosphere, ing the time to reflect mester student teach- instead interested in of- needs! especially if things do on how much you have ing, or a full semester ferings based in areas After you have not always go accord- grown and possibly be- around the globe, SNC such as Africa, Asia, narrowed down your ing to plan. Then when ing able to inspire oth- has abroad programs Middle-East, Latin ideas more, it is rec- your departure date ers to do the same. So of all sizes to fit a stu- America and parts of ommended to make comes, you are on your leave and come back tp dent’s study abroad de- Europe, contact Dr. another meeting with way to a new, exciting make St. Norbert a lit- sires. Jeremy Doughty, Di- your study abroad advi- adventure! tle bit more open to the St. Norbert has rector of Study Abroad sor to go over deadlines It is important to world with your experi- over 70 types of pro- & Off-Campus Pro- for applications and remember that as you ence. grams in various coun- grams. You also have the general schedule of enter a different culture, tries and continents and the option to attend an what happens after you you also enter a place works hard to make event they host or stop are accepted into your with possibly very dif-

Center For Global Engagement | St. Norbert Study Abroad Wednesday, October 17, 2018 Editor: Sam Sorenson E n t e r t a i n m e n t snctimes.com/entertainment | 10 Student Spotlight Kirstin Duprey ‘19 | Comfort Animal INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY SAM SORENSON | ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Why did you choose to come to SNC? I came to SNC because being on campus was very comfortable. My brother graduated the year be- fore I got here so I was already familiar with the location. I had also been in contact with [the person] who would be my voice teacher, and I loved learning from her. I came in as a triple certification music education major, and that specific program has a 100% placement after graduation, which was too good to pass up.

How did you find out about comfort animals at SNC? I found out about comfort animals at SNC because I knew some people who had them. I knew that service animals had to be allowed, but it hadn’t even crossed my mind that I would qualify to get an animal.

How much of a difference has having your cat at SNC had? It’s made a big difference for me! Having an animal to come back to makes being on campus feel much more like home. Before, being in my room felt more like somewhere I was just passing time, getting things done and just kind of being there; but, having my cat here makes going to my dorm seem much more like I’m going home. It gives me a more grounding environment. It’s also much harder to entertain the idea of buying a one-way ticket to somewhere and dropping out of college when I have a cat to feed.

What is the process for getting a comfort animal on campus? It seems like a really daunting task at first. You have to get a doctor’s diagnosis sent to the college that you would benefit from having a comfort animal on campus and fill out an accommodation request form from the college website. Then you’ll meet with academic support services to talk through some things and get paperwork to fill out, including a veterinarian’s clean bill of health for the animal. If you have roommates, it also goes through them and housing.

What other activities are you involved in and how has having your comfort animal here helped you? I’m involved in the Knightingales (the female a cappella group on campus), wind ensemble, Knight Theatre during J-Terms and I’m distantly in- volved in Spectrum. I also volunteer at Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary with my roommate when I can. Safe Haven is where I met my cat. Having a comfort animal helps [me] unwind and take my mind off things that I’m stressed out about. If I ever get too worked up about anything, my cat just kind of gives me a disinterested look, and I’m like “you’re right, it’s not that big of a deal” —it helps me calm down.

What is your advice for someone looking to get a comfort animal here at SNC? My advice is to be really prepared when bringing it here. There are so many nooks and crannies in these dorm rooms where small animals can hide. I once lost my cat overnight because he was chilling behind one of the couch cushions. For me at least, it felt like a lot more responsibility than a fam- ily pet as well. You have your family to help take care of it at home, even if it’s just spending time with it, but at school it feels a lot more isolated.

What are your plans for after college? After college, my plan is to get my master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. I’d like to work with high-risk people, such as addicts, crimi- nals or crisis situations.

What is the cutest thing that your cat does? That’s really hard to pick! Recently, he’s been curling up on my legs while I fall asleep every night. A more long-standing behavior has been that he goes nuts when you play the sound of another cat. He’ll start looking for it or even pawing at the screen of the device to try to find it! Sudoku Trivia Halloween and Horror

1. After achieving the other three endings in “Silent Hill 2,” who do you find out to be behind all of the strange happenings? 2. What film is generally credited for being the first “found footage” movie? 3. Who wrote and performed the music for the 1977 classic horror film “Suspiria”? 4. Which popular horror film series has the most se- quels and remakes? 5. How many novels has Stephen King written?

1. A Dog 2. Cannibal Holocaust 3. Goblin 4. Friday the 13th 5. 58 5. 13th the Friday 4. Goblin 3. Holocaust Cannibal 2. Dog A 1. Entertainment | 11 The End of the Avengers: Theories for “Avengers 4” HEIDI SWANSON | ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNIST

After eight years and ten mean for “Avengers 4?” Is it but it is all just guesswork. there. Additional evidence and the Wasp” to “Avengers: films, Chris Evans has- ap imlying that Evans is retiring, Many fans have theorized that “Avengers 4” will in- Infinity War,” van Dyne’s parently retired from playing or is it just a farewell to this that “Avengers 4” will feature clude time travel is at the end warning does not seem like a Animal Captain America. In a tweet particular movie? Will Cap- time travel. Evidence for this of “Ant-Man and the Wasp”, throwaway line. sent out on Oct. 4, Evans tain America die in “Avengers theory arises from pictures where Janet van Dyne tells The final question is, if said, “Officially wrapped on 4?” I think this tweet might be taken on set: in said pictures, Scott Lang, “Don’t get sucked the movie does involve time Avengers 4. It was an emo- too much of a spoiler if Cap- Chris Hemsworth is sport- into a time vortex, we won’t travel, where will the Aveng- tional day to say the least. tain America does die in the ing the long luscious locks of be able to save you.” Given ers go? Only time will tell. Playing this role over the last upcoming movie, but I have the “Thor” era rather than the that this is said in the same “Avengers 4” opens May 3, 8 years has been an honor. To no idea what will happen. We short buzz cut of “Thor: Ragn- scene that connects “Ant-Man 2019. everyone in front of the cam- do not even know the title yet. arok” and Zoe Zaldana shared era, behind the camera, and Anthony and Joe Russo, the a photo of Gamora with a in the audience, thank you directors of “Avengers 4,” re- costume similar to the one for the memories! Eternally cently stated in an interview she wore in “Guardians of the grateful.” that the movie will not be con- Galaxy.” However, in early Of course, many fans nected to a comic book story- Jan., Joe Russo stated that we have expressed sadness. Even line. were not seeing time travel; Ryan Reynolds, who plays “I don’t think there are instead, we were seeing Tony Deadpool, tweeted, “I’m not any comics that correlate to Stark’s BARF, or the Binarily crying. I’m weeping. There’s it,” Joe Russo said, according Augmented Retro-Framing a difference.” It is hard to to Comicbook.com. “I think technology featured in “Civil imagine Captain America be- we’re in pretty fresh territory War” to show memories. ing played by someone other with Avengers 4.” But other on set photos than Chris Evans, but, in the Many people have theo- have contradicted Russo’s comics, the role of Captain rized what will happen in the statement. In one, A blonde America has been fulfilled by Marvel cinematic universe, Tony Stark is with Captain Bucky Barnes, aka the Winter with both “Captain Marvel” America and Ant-Man. If it Above: Set picture of a blonde Tony Stark, along with Captain Amer- Soldier (Sebastian Stan) and and “Avengers 4.” Impor- is the BARF technology, then ica and Ant-Man. Sam Wilson, aka The Falcon tant clues will most likely be Tony Stark would appear as (Anthony Mackie). in “Captain Marvel” for the he does in “The Avengers,” What does Evans’ tweet events of the “Avengers 4,” and Ant-Man would not be

Book Review: “Siddhartha” by Hermann Hesse ANNA VANSEVEREN | ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNIST

In Herman Hesse’s novel for in the first place. Siddhar- captivating. I guarantee that I originally published in 1922, tha returns to seclusion and will be rereading this book at Siddhartha, a wealthy Indian reconnects with a ferryman some point in the future in or- Brahmin, searches for true named Vasudeva. Through der to pick up on small details spiritual meaning. Along with Vasudeva, Siddhartha learns that I may have missed. This his friend, Govinda, Siddhar- how to listen to the voice of is a book that will teach you tha leaves home to live the life the river and about the illu- something about the world of a shramana. He becomes sion of time. Siddhartha is and about yourself. I recom- homeless, meditates intensely left alone once more, but he is mend this book to everyone, and renounces all posses- now peacefully fulfilled. regardless of religious back- sions. Eventually, he gets a I read this book for a phi- ground. If you don’t have any chance to seek out and have losophy presentation, but I knowledge about Eastern re- a conversation with the Bud- have been looking for an ex- ligions, then it might require dha. While Govinda is quick cuse to read it for a very long some Googling of certain con- to join the Buddha’s group of time. The ideas of the East- cepts, but it’s well worth it. ascetics, Siddhartha has some ern religions [wisdom tradi- Favorite quote: “It may be problems with the Buddha’s tions] have always intrigued important to great thinkers to teachings. Siddhartha finds me, and I wanted to see how examine the world, to explain that he must start a whole new Hesse mixed those traditions and despise it. But I think it path to get to know his true with Western ideas of indi- is only important to love the self without the guidance of a vidualism. I read “Siddhar- world, not to despise it, not teacher. tha” in one day; it’s just that for us to hate each other, but The next part of his life is good. Looking back, I guess I to be able to regard the world spent in complete luxury and wish I would have taken more and ourselves and all beings materialism with a woman time because there are so with love, admiration and re- Above: Barnes and Noble Classics edition of “Siddhartha” named Kamala, a complete many amazing things to ana- spect.” 180 from his time as a shra- lyze and think more deeply Aesthetic: The kind of mana. Kamala teaches Sid- about. “Siddhartha” is a book book that will make you stay dhartha many things about that you have to be engaged awake at night, questioning Star Rating System love, but doesn’t actually in throughout every chapter. everything. believe that he can truly love With a little over 100 pages, someone. Siddhartha devel- depending on which version Terrible ops a gambling addiction and you read, “Siddhartha” isn’t the beauty of this lavish way a long book, but its important Borderline of living soon begins to fade messages make it seem a lot away. He begins to hate him- longer than it actually is. This Worth checking out self and everything around is not a book that you can him as he longs for the spiritu- turn your brain off to, but I Great al fulfillment he was looking think that’s what makes it so Masterpiece Entertainment | 12 “The Purge” REBECCA JACQUES | ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNIST

September has come and lessly killing, brandishing contributing to society seem gone and now we are in a weapons and filling the streets to be a target. month filled with the spooky, like zombies. It’s hard to think In a way, the purge is Upcoming Events creepy, dark and frightening. about what you would do in already happening. In a man- Among the haunted man- this situation. I would stay out ner of speaking, terrorists live *For more details, contact the Ticket Office at (920) 403-3950 or sions, candy mountains and of everything as best I could, their lives like it’s the purge. visit snc.edu/tickets corn mazes, October is a big maybe by taking it as an op- They prepare and act on their month for scary movies. The portunity to go out camping views and emotions. The only movies aren’t always scary, in the middle of nowhere or difference is that a terrorist but they do get you thinking: something. I don’t see myself will face what justice gives 10/17 Council on Foreign Relations Confer- ence Call Series what would I do in this situ- killing anyone unless, similar them when they are caught 11 am | Norman Miller Center ation? Could this really hap- to in the movie, it’s in self de- and that these attacks happen pen? Would I survive? fense. randomly. One has no time 10/19 Autumn Choral Concert 2018 The movie “The Purge” One of the weirdest things to prepare oneself for an at- 7:30 pm | Walter Theatre | $7.00 was released in 2013. It de- to think about is the question tack of this manner like they picts a time when, for one “Could this really happen?” would in the movie. I guess 10/20 Wisconsin Geographic Alliance Geo-Fest day of the year, any wrong In my opinion it is possible. that would be one “positive” 2018 doing is legal. Stealing, rob- Many years in the future when thing about having a specific 8:30 am | Bemis Conference Center bery… murder. All crime can the population has surpassed day for this free-for-all: you be done without any legal re- its carrying capacity, or the are allowed time to prepare 10/21 Student Recital: Bryce Daniels 12:00 pm | Dudley Birder Hall percussions. It was viewed as maximum number of people because you know it is com- the world can provide for, it’s ing. a way to release pent up anger 10/23 Ambassador of Peace Award with Sean and emotions by those who possible that a purge could be Callaghan took part. People might kill one of the choices. In the mov- 6:00 pm | Norman Miller Center to get a better job position, ie, it was said that unemploy- because they are jealous, to ment rates, for example, were 10/24 “One Vote” - Documentary make them feel better about at one percent as a result of 7:00 pm | Fort Howard Theater themselves or just mindlessly the purge in comparison to the kill because it’s now allowed. current unemployment rate of 10/25 Roundtable Conversation Refugees I think that’s the scariest. The 3.7 percent. I can imagine that 6:30 pm | Campus Center Lounge fact that because it’s legal and the unemployment rate in the 10/26 Dudley Birder Chorale All Saints and movie is lower because those they won’t face any trouble, Veterans Day Concert people would go out mind- who are unemployed or aren’t Above: The Purge Poster (2013) 7:30 pm | Walter Theatre 10/27 Green Knight Women’s Hockey Bowling Classic Nirvana Reunion at Cal Jam 2018 4:00 pm | Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley EDUARDO PADRINO | ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNIST 10/30 Miller Lecture With Gary Dorrien Cal Jam is one of the big- six-song set of Nirvana songs an icon of his generation. 5:30 pm | Bemis International Center gest rock festivals that takes closed with what Rolling Despite this being only place in San Bernardino, Ca- Stone describes as a “mourn- the second installment of Cal 10/31 Council on Foreign Relations lif. For two years now, the ful version” of “All Apolo- Jam, I think the festival has Conference Call Series festival has been featuring gies,” fading out with the lyr- potential to keep an audience 11:00 am | Bemis International Center some of the biggest names in ics “… all in all is all we are.” for rock music for many years the industry as well as lesser Dave Grohl and the Foo to come. known bands on the rise. The Fighters were not the only 2018 lineup featured Foo ones to have a memorable, Fighters, Iggy Pop, Tena- emotional performance at Cal cious D, Billy Idol and Greta Jam this year. Iggy Pop also Van Fleet as the main acts. had his story to tell. The ac- Sudoku Solution Before Foo Fighters’ per- claimed rock artist reunited formance at Cal Jam this past with his line up from the Saturday, there were rumors 2016 “Post Pop Depression” regarding a surprise Nirvana album, along with Queens of reunion taking place (as is The Stone Age front man Josh speculated before every Foo Homme. Fighters show for that mat- The rest of Iggy Pop’s set ter), but it was never official. focused on “Lust for Life” and In the last hour of the “The Idiot,” the two albums show, Dave Grohl set his gui- that were produced by David tar down and sat behind the Bowie. The artist stated that drum kit while Krist Novosel- David Bowie is one of his mu- ic and Pat Smear appeared on sical heroes and his death just stage ready to remember and a couple of years ago marked celebrate a short, classic Nir- a very “dark phase” in his life. vana set at Cal Jam. This all Along with the two main occured while the fans were acts, the other bands who going insane as the songs “In played at Cal Jam impressed Bloom,” “Smells Like Teen the audience as well. Greta Spirit,” “All Apologies” and Van Fleet’s performance blew others played. Most of these the critics away, “[soaring] songs were accompanied by with a fresh, youthful take on legendary singer Joan Jett. classic rock textures” along After the show, Dave with their energetic live per- Grohl was interviewed to re- formance. Billy Idol brought flect on his career, from the back his pop classics such first public appearance of as “Dancing With Myself”, Nirvana to his life today with “Eyes Without a Face” and Above: Cal Jam 2018 Poster the Foo Fighters. The short, other 80s hits that made him Entertainment | 13 Junk Drawer: Favorite Movie or TV Costumes

Rebecca: Tiger Lily The movie “Pan” tells the story of Peter Pan from an interesting alternative view. It is an interesting concept, in that is has Blackbeard looking for the pixy dust (or pixum as it is called in the movie) in the hopes to live forever. One thing the film has me won- dering about is what happened between Peter and James Hook. In the movie they are depicted as friends. The characters and how they dress is really fascinating. I especially like Tiger Lilies’ Costume. The combination of colors made her clothes truly stand out and the pink makeup really ties everything together nicely. One of the most important parts is that it is functional. She is still able to move and fight and, as a result, plays a big role in the movie as her actions weren’t constricted because of what she wore.

Heidi: Game of Thrones For me, the “Game of Thrones” costume design is so intricate and attentive to the char- acters’ emotions and loyalties. For example, as winter creeps closer and closer, most of the color seeps out of the clothes they wear. The dullness and fear of a long period of cold and cruelty sucks the vividness out, shown through the drabness of the clothes. Additionally, the red within the scaling embroidery of Daenarys’s coat signifies her confidence; she is finally admitting her extensive power and becoming more comfort- able with taking the throne. No longer is she the timid girl we saw at the beginning. Now, she is a dragon. Even the hairstyles have significance; when the series starts, Sansa wears her hair like a northerner does, but, during her time at the Red Keep, she begins to wear her hair like Cersei. Her loyalties begin to change. Fortunately, Sansa is back to northern hairstyles, leaving the naivety of her childhood behind. Lastly, I love how the cloaks of the Night’s Watch are made. According to costume designer Michelle Clapton, the cloaks are actually IKEA rugs with added leather straps and made to look aged. Apparently, the Night’s Watch are the Watchers of the Wall and Shoppers of IKEA.

Anna: Peaky Blinders “Peaky Blinders” depicts somewhat true events of the real criminal gang that ran ram- pant around Birmingham, England in the 1920’s. From the tops of their razor blade stitched flat caps down to their shiny, black shoes, Birmingham’s Peaky Blinders are always dressed to impress. The wealthier the gang grows, the more their outfits evolve over the seasons. What I love most about these costumes is how they are used in con- trast with the rest of Birmingham’s citizens. Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) sticks out like a sore thumb in his tailored tweed suits amongst the ash and soot-covered workers of the city. Even the women, like Polly Gray (Helen McCrory), assert their dominance over men in a time when women rarely held positions of dominance. Their wardrobe helps them flaunt their status to make the men listen to what they have to say. The cos- tumes are used to show the Blinders’ power over the city, their wealth and their lavish taste. When they step in a room, everyone knows who they are.

Eduardo: Freddy Krueger Spooky season is here and what a better way to start it than writing about the most ter- rifying character of my childhood – Freddy Krueger. I was nine years old when I first watched the original “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, and I remember having nightmares for days from Freddy’s burnt face. If a horror costume fails at giving children night- mares, is it even a good costume at all? Freddy’s costume has become a trademark in the classic horror film: brown fedora, bladed glove, red sweatshirt with green stripes and of course, the facial make-up. Robert Englund has portrayed the Freddy Krueger character since its inception in 1984 until 2018. The behind-the-scenes recordings of the newer Freddy Krueger movies show Englund in the make-up process and how it takes hours to get just the right look with all the facial details and the rest of the apparel. Memorable and terrifying, the Freddy Krueger costume is one of the best there is.

Sam: American Horror Story While AHS has always had great costume design, this season has exceeded all ex- pectations. The mix of post-apocalyptic wasteland apparel outside the compound with Renaissance dress inside the compound is magnificent. It speaks closely to the class system instituted in the bunker and keeps viewers on edge because of the disorienting juxtaposition. Also, the plague doctor radiation suits are probably the coolest thing in the world. Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Editor: Addy Bink SPORTS sntimes.wordpress.com/sports | 14 Soccer Takes Down Illinois College KYRA KRONBERG | SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

Men’s Soccer by Boldt, making the score against Illinois College. 3-0. SNC scored a season high The Men’s Soccer team Matt Pilewski ’21 made of seven goals to win the is now 12-1 this season af- four saves in goal before game 7-1. ter a 3-0 victory at home Max Handrich ’21 stepped Illinois College scored against Illinois College on in with 14 minutes left, the first goal of the game at Sat., Oct. 13. having no shots on goal to 7:23, however SNC came Assisted by Jonnie save. back stronger with four Winkler ’21, Seth Bolt ’21 According to the lat- goals before the end of scored his third goal of the est United Soccer Coaches the half. Enya Horgan ’20 season in the 29th min- NCAA Division III Poll, scored her first goals of the ute. The goal, taken from SNC men’s soccer is ranked season with two headers at 15 yards out, allowed the No. 12 and is 23-1-3 in 10:32 and 16:47. Not long Green Knights to end the their last 27 matches. The after, Emily Names ’22 first half with a 1-0 lead. team remains 5-0 in confer- scored her first goal of the Midfielder Logan ence and will continue it’s season from 15 yards out Block ’21 started the sec- track to stay undefeated (5- at 19:41. Names pulled off ond half strong, scoring a 0) when they face the Rams one last goal before half at penalty kick at the 46:46 Wikipedia at Cornell College on Sat., the 37:29 mark. mark, earning his sixth goal Oct. 30. Early in the second half, and third goals of the sea- Magiera ’20. of the season. Later in the Women’s Soccer Monica Stephans ’19 came son. Finally, Tori Renfus As of Oct. 13, the game at the 65:04 mark, The Green Knights had out strong with a header at ’19 finished with a cross Green Knights remain with Tieran Guinn ’22 scored a home victory Saturday, 49:04 and finished a cross at 56:24. SNC outshot Illi- a 3-9 record, and will play his third goal of the season Oct. 13 in a MWC game at 51:20 for her second nois College 21-4 with one Ripon away on Wed, Oct. on behalf of a cross assist save made by keeper Ally 17. Athlete Spotlight: Amy Holzer ADDY BINK | SPORTS EDITOR Amy Holzer ’20 recent- Ending the season on with cream cheese at every ly earned an All-Confer- such a high note was a big hotel continental breakfast ence finish at the Midwest relief and an awesome feel- before we leave for the Conference Championship ing. I had a rough start to the course. I also have several for women’s golf. She com- season and struggled with lucky balls that I keep in pleted the 36 holes with a having consistency during my bag but will never hit 92-81--173, tying for ninth. rounds, but my game start- during a tournament, the Holzer took time to reflect ed to come together in the oldest dating back to 2012. on this season. last two weeks. Conditions were rough this weekend, What is your goal for What is your major/ so I think just trying to be this offseason? minor? mentally tough and focus I hope to be able to get Holzer Golfing in High School Wisconsin.Golf on one shot at a time helped | more winter/spring prac- Major: Biology me in the final round of the and contribute as much to better ball-striking, and ticing in; last year’s April championship. the team as possible! less scrambling, this round snowstorm essentially Why did you choose to meant a lot to me because eliminated our spring sea- play for St. Norbert? Next season is your What is your most of the mental obstacles I’ve son, so getting that practice senior season. What does memorable achievement? overcome throughout this time in I chose St. Norbert Col- that mean to you? season. March and April would lege first for the academic My favorite memory really help our team out. I experience and opportuni- Next year will definite- from this season was shoot- Do you have a super- also have a personal goal ties to be involved with the ly be difficult; not only will ing an 81 in the last round stition or ritual before of improving conditioning community, but knowing I it be the end of my time as of the conference champi- you hit the green? and overall fitness. I know would be able to continue an SNC golfer, but also the onship to tie my collegiate a lot of people don’t believe playing golf here was a last time I’ll play golf com- career low. This was really I have about 27,000 golf is an “athletic” sport, huge plus. My favorite part petitively on a team, which special to me, because my superstitions, and any of but working on rotational of the SNC women’s golf is something that’s been a entire family got to be there, my teammates could prob- core strength can really im- program is our camarade- huge part of my life for the and it was on the most im- ably tell you all of them. To prove your game and add rie and positivity; no matter last decade. I hope I’ll be portant day of the season. name a few: I always put distance, and now that our what score I shoot, I know able to take in the little mo- My grandparents taught the same marks on my ball team has the opportunity my teammates will be there ments and appreciate the me to play golf as soon as (three dots above the logo to workout weekly with Ja- for me after the round. It’s time with my teammates, I started walking, and I’ve with a red Sharpie), wear cob (the SNC strength and such a healthy environ- not getting too caught up easily played more golf lucky earrings and lucky performance coach) we are ment, and we support each in the stress of competition with them than anyone else socks (no joke, last year in very excited to see where other on and off the course. or busy rush of the season. in my life, so to have them a meet I unknowingly lost our offseason training can While golf is a sport I can sit through the cold and rain one of my earrings halfway take us. You tied for ninth at hopefully play for the rest to watch that round was through the meet and shot SNC women’s golf the MWC Championship, of my life, this is the last something I’ll never for- my career best nine fol- team finished fifth p at the earning an All-Confer- year I’ll get to spend with get. Even though I’ve had lowed by my career worst), MWC Championship, one ence finish. How did that my coaches and teammates, a lot of rounds throughout use the same red tees during stroke behind Illinois Col- feel? so I want to make it count my life with lower scores, every meet, and eat a bagel lege. The team will hit the courses again in spring. Sports | 15

RILEYSNC HAAS | SPORTSMen’s CORRESPONDENT Basketball Preview *Author’s note: Since I we’re just focused on com- am part of the Men’s Bas- ing to practice every day ketball team, I use ‘we’ and with that competitive edge ‘our’ more often than nor- and pushing each other to mal throughout the article* get better.” The Green Knights The St. Norbert Men’s graduated three seniors Basketball team got their last year and two more will 2018-19 campaign under- graduate at the semester way on Monday, October break this year opening up 15th, the first day they were a lot of new opportunities eligible to practice. The for leadership and playing gym was electric and we time. In addition, the bas- had a lot of energy going ketball team takes a trip twitter.com but now the key will be to overseas every four years continue that energy as we to play some games and progress through the first tour around a country. We Twitter few weeks of practice. It happened to take our trip to on it as well. Knights will travel to the teams that beat us multiple was a bit of a disappoint- Germany immediately after “I learned from the cap- University of Northwestern times last season,” said ing finish to our season last school got out last spring. tains before me for my first in St. Paul, Minn., UW-Eau Newman. year as we made the confer- “The Germany trip re- couple years in the program Claire, and UW-Oshkosh The Green Knights start ence tournament but were ally brought our team to- so I kind of had an idea of all before Christmas break their season on Nov. 10 at bounced in the first round gether and helped develop how things should go. How- and face off against Nebras- the University of North- by rival Ripon College. our chemistry. We were ever, I really have tried to ka Wesleyan, last year’s western and will have their This season, we are hoping with each other for about 10 add new things to the team National Champions, in a first home game against for a different result. days straight and had a lot of as far as leadership goes as tournament at Carroll Uni- Monmouth College on “It’s a ways off into the fun,” Newman explained. well,” said Newman. versity in November. Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. future but one of our team “We also have some real The team has had a “Our mindset is to take goals is to get back to host- solid younger guys who great offseason and pre- it one day at a time and ing and winning the confer- could make a push for play- season and is ready to tip one game at a time without ence tournament this year,” ing time throughout the off the regular season. Over looking too far into the fu- said junior co-captain Jor- season," Newman added. the past couple years, St. ture. However, we’re really dan Newman ’20. St. Nor- When asked about his Norbert has tested them- looking forward to these bert has not hosted the leadership role as a cap- selves early in the season challenging non-confer- Midwest Conference Men’s tain, Newman said he has with some tough non-con- ence games as well as our Basketball Tournament learned from others but is ference games and this year matchups against Ripon since 2016. “Right now trying to put his own spin is no different. The Green and Monmouth, the two Athlete Spotlight: Sam Staehling ADDY BINK | SPORTS EDITOR Sam Staehling ’20 has play for St. Norbert? SNC football players, but become a standout wide re- I wanted to keep play- when I’m scoring touch- ceiver in his three seasons ing football after high downs, it means that our here. In the Oct. 6 game school, and SNC football team is scoring and hope- against the Ripon Red has a great tradition of win- fully winning games. Hawks, Staehling achieved ning and that was some- his 28th touchdown recep- thing I wanted to be a part What is your most tion. This moves him to of. memorable achievement? second place in St. Norbert history for career touch- The game a few weeks My most memorable down receptions. Staehling ago against Grinell was achievement was receiv- leads the Green Knight in record-setting. How did ing the CoSIDA Academic receiving yards with 284 on it feel to be apart of that All-American Award last the season. Here, the wide game? season because it recog- receiver takes time to re- nizes my effort on and off flect on his time here so far. It was a lot of fun to be the field. a part of that game with my What is your major/ teammates, and we were Do you have a super- minor? able to show how good this stition or ritual before the football team is. games? Biology for pre-med As of right now, you I do not. I just like to Who is your favorite are second in St. Norbert stay loose and have fun be- Staehling | St. Norbert College Magazine professor on campus? history in career touch- fore games. the season is to help this Knight football team will down receptions. What team win a Conference take to the field again on Dr. Choudhury does that mean to you? What is your goal for Championship. Oct. 20 for a night game at the rest of this season? Lawrence Univ., kicking Why did you choose to It’s an honor to be in- Staehling and the Green off at 6 p.m. cluded on a list with great My goal for the rest of Sports | 16 XC Runs Wis. Private College Championship KYRA KRONBERG | SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

Women’s Cross Coun- onds, Erin Sorg ’22, who ’21 finished 38th in 27:12. lege who had 79 points, Ben Behling ’19 came try finished fourth at 24:13, The women’s team and Carroll University, in 23rd with a time of St. Norbert Women's and Kelly Heniff ’19, who will run again Oct. 27 at who won the meet with 37 28:28, with Anthony Tellier Cross Country won the finished sixth at 24:38, both the Midwest Conference points. A Beloit runner won ’22 not far behind at 28:34 Wisconsin Private College earned all state-honors. Championship at Lake For- the individual title in 26 for 25th place. Ethan Sowl Championship this week- Lauren Talabac ’22, and est College. minutes and 28 seconds. ’21 ran a 28:50 for 29th, end at the Tuscumbia Coun- Elisabeth Klumpyan ’21 Matt Holloway ’20, while Gabe Olsen ’22 came Men’s Cross Country try Club in Green Lake. both came in at 24:40, fin- finishing 10th with a time in 35th in 29:26. The Green Knights ishing ninth and tenth, re- The Men’s Cross Coun- of 27:29, and Evan McVit- The men’s team will were one of 11 teams run- spectively. Both received try team also competed at tie ’22, who came in 12th travel to the Midwest Con- ning. SNC scored a total second-team honorees the Wisconsin Private Col- at 27:46, both received ference Championship at of 42 points, well ahead of along with Tatiana Johnson lege Championship at Tus- second-team all-state hon- Lake Forest College on second place Beloit Col- ’20 who came in 13th at a cumbia Country Club, and ors. Peyton Janto ’22 was Oct. 27. lege with 80 points. time of 24:53. were able to finish in third an honorable mention, fin- Although an Edgewood Clara Yoap ’22 earned place. ishing 18th with a time of runner won the individual an honorable mention ac- St. Norbert came in 28:09. championship with a time colate by finishing 17th in with 88 points right behind of 23 minutes and 55 sec- 25:21, and Brianne Barta Wisconsin Lutheran Col- Volleyball Wins Big Against Foresters ADDY BINK | SPORTS EDITOR The Green Knights Director. Grace Baumann swept the Lake Forest Col- ’22 put up 17 kills and lege Foresters Saturday. Halie Ferry ’19 put up 10 The 3-0 win pushed SNC and also completed two into second place in the service aces. Emily Rohl- conference. off ’20 and Danielle Dolan In the first set, SNC ’21 lead the team with as- topped the Foresters 25- sists, achieving 23 and 15, 16. They put up 13 kills in respectively. the entire set against one St. Norbert did not shy error. SNC found victory away on defense, either. again in the second set by Rohloff had 11 digs, Bau- four points, winning 25-21. mann 10 and Ferry added The Foresters had an 18-15 nine. lead in the final set, but the The volleyball team Green Knights fought back, will take to the court again winning 25-20. Oct. 19 at Grinnell College. SNC achieved 43 kills with 13 errors in 96 at- tempts, according to Dan Lukes, Assistant Athletic SNC Women’s Volleyball | Kenneth Costa Upcoming Events Football (5-1) Men’s Cross Country Oct. 20 - at Lawrence Univ. 6 p.m. Oct. 27 - at MWC Championship 11 a.m Oct. 27 - Macalester College 1 p.m Women’s Cross Country Women’s Volleyball (9-11) Oct. 27 - at MWC Championship 11 a.m. Oct. 19 - at Grinnell College 7 p.m. Oct. 20 - at Monmouth College 1 p.m. Men’s Hockey Oct. 26 - at Beloit College 7 p.m. Oct. 27 - MSOE 7 p.m. Oct. 27 - at Edgewood Quad 10 a.m. Women’s Hockey Men’s Soccer (12-0-1) Oct. 26 - St. Mary’s Univ. 7 p.m. Oct. 20 - at Cornell College 11 a.m. Oct. 23 - at Ripon College 3:30 p.m. Women’s Basketball Oct. 27 - Beloit College Noon Oct. 27 - at Michigan Tech Univ. 5 p.m.

Women’s Soccer (3-9) ACHA Men’s Hockey (1-1) Oct. 17 - at Ripon College 3:30 p.m Oct. 20 - at Finlandia Univ. 6 p.m. Oct. 20 - at Cornell college 1:30 p.m. Oct. 21 - at Finlandia Univ. 1:15 p.m. Oct. 21 - UW-Stevens Point 1 p.m. Oct. 26 - at Concordia Univ. Wisconsin 8 p.m Oct. 24 - UW-Oshkosh 7 p.m. Oct. 27 - Concordia Univ. Wisconsin 1:30 p.m. Oct. 27 - Beloit College 2:30 p.m. INTERVIEWOct. 28 - Lake CONDUCTED Forest College BY NATASHA GEIGER2:30 p.m.