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, the closest to the Grandstand. As 'Ihough she felt as if the events were in . gate / she tickets for fans slow motion, she knew everything hap- ' * = ripped going into the 4- I - 1 - , quickly, she the -.-I= I concert, she told them how envious she pened because reached ofa horse barn before the rain had - was that they were able to attend. safety ,3 Later, Parker had begun to text a evenstarted.Shewasabletofindthegroup M friend at the concert to ask why the mu- she had been with but said many people had been sic wasn'tplaying when the gust ofwind panicked as they had separated . blew through. from friends and family. of wind «The image of the people around "All ofa. udden, a huge gust Photo contributed by Indiana State Fair hits, then I hear screams," Parker said. me who were crying and yelling as they 6ov. Mitch Daniels gives an address at amemorial service held Aug. 15. Theservicewasheldtoreopenthe state fair after astagecollapsethat killedsix people. They weren't screams of excitement or searched for their loved ones will haunt me forever," Eads said. happiness;theywerescreamsofterronMy and stayed to help skin started to and Eads said she and others were con- A fund was set up in memory ofthose The UIndy Health Counseling ofthebraveryofthosewho prickle, immediatelyI concert and in its aftermath. ' a building for about an whodiedfromthestagecollapse.Musical Center is free to students who need to at the . knew something had gone wrong." tained in hour, while arrived andpeoplewere called groups Maroon 5 and Train were origi- talk about the tragedy. «Myheart is full for those people who, Meanwhile, senior biology major help " cannot believe it Elizabeth Eads had been in the grand-2 overtheloudspeakertogotothemainof- nallysettoperformatthefairandinstead "I still happened, some from duty but many simply from Parker said. «I have gone to concerts in their love and personal bravery, acted in stands for the concert. She enjoyed the fice.Emergencypersonnelblockedcertain performedatConsecoFieldhouseonAug. said that Grandstand at least eight times, and courageous ways to make sure Saturday • opening actby SaraBareilles, andfriends gateswhen shewas released, and she 18,donatingalloftheirperformancefees notworse -- - -, to leave space. _ to that fund. Conseco also.donated the. -Icannotimaginesomethinglikethishap-_-.nightwas thanit.was,VDaniels_ · -- shewentto the concertwith were check- ittookawhile herparking It's tragic and it's said. "All day yesterday, I talked to state ' ached with everypass- concert proceeds. pening. It's unheard of. ingthe radarand placingbets onwhether «Myheartjust " scheduled for troopers, firemen, emergency personnel. the storm would pass over them. ing ambulance. I can honestly say I had Two other concerts heartbreaking. Eads shared those thoughts. a story about that • «Iwas afraiditwouldrain and thatthe never been so glad to get home." the State Fair, Janet Jackson and Lady Every one of them had to their left and their The fair a memorial canceled. "It's anexperienceIwill neverforget," stranger who was concert might get canceled, but I wasn't reopened with Antebellum,were Ifeelthankful righthelpingextricate theinjured,lift the nervous about my safety at that point," service onMonday,Aug.15. Gov.Mitch Sugarlands'aidinalettertofans,family shesaid.«Itwasjustsosad. own safety, but I wish there was scaffolding, with complete disregard of Eads said. Daniels spoke at the service. Parker at- and friends that the group plans to hold for my to honor more I could do to help." their own safety. 'Ihere was a hero every Eads described a huge black cloud in tended and ddscribed it as an emotional a private memorial in Indiana spoke ten feet on Saturday night." the sky and said that as it started to get experience. those fans who died. Atthememorialservice,Daniels
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>>lhis remake of the 1985 campy >>Jay-Z and Kanye West's "Watch >>Dining out and making healthy >>Mary Swan Middleton has al- > >The Rascal Flatts concert, held horrorfilm ofthe same name struggles thelhrone"isoneofthefewalbumsthat eating choices aren't two things that ways taken for granted the advantages July 23 at Verizon Wireless Music to overcomethepost-Twilightvampire makes it nearly impossible to separate often go hand-in-hand. And let's face that come withbeing the daughter of Center, was an enjoyable experi- world...and fails. While it does have its the music from those who created it.The it, we can't all be Jared Fog16-the Sub- a wealthy Atlanta couple. However, an ence for country music fans. The band redeeming qualities, «Fright Night" fails rappers incorporate so much ofwho they way diet gets old after a while. Luckily unexpected plane crash that touches entertained the audience by play- to function as a true horror film (as it are into their music, and the lyrics them- in the Indianapolis area we have When all ofAtlanta sends her life reeling in a ing popular songs such as "Summer was marketed) and instead veers into the selves contain elements of each of their Eddie Met Salad. At this restaurant, it's different direction. When the fam- Nights" and «God Bless the Broken world of8Os horror films. While this is a personalities. In the midst of devastating easy to eat a healthy meal and there are ily maid challenges her to reach out Road."lhe packed concert created a refreshingchangefromtheunintentional foreclosures andcripplingdebt,Kanyeand so many options that make it impos- to those in greater need to help ease great atmosphere for the thousands of comedy of most modern horror, several Jay-Z have unrepentantly created a gold- sible to grow tired of the restaurant her pain, Middleton meets Carl and fans proudly belting out familiar lyrics scenes sloweddownthefilmanddetracted platedpasticheof'thousanddollart-shirts" quickly. You can order a salad, wrap everything changes. Although Carl is through the entire show.lhe super- from the plot. Apparently the solution to andJean-MichelBasquiatpaintings.With or sandwich off the menu and choose the exact opposite ofMiddleton, he star band played a good combination the glitteryvampires (Damnyou, Robert so manytalents andcountless songwriters, from favorites such as the veggie-bean, possesses something that her privileged of older hits, such as "Fast Cars and Pattinson!) is to have Colin Farrell lurk thealbummighthaveendeduphopelessly California-roll salad or Santa Fe chick- life could not give her. Along the way, Freedom," as well as newer hits.The and be overtly sexual, while that kid who disjointed. However, the two legendary en wrap. Have these alone or order a she uncovers a mystery that leads her weather, however, was extremely hot playedMcLovinin"Superbad"(Whowas musiciansmaintainastoundingcoherency halfwith a delicious cup of soup, a bag to learn far more than she could ever and not conducive to a lengthy show. the casting director? Seriously?) plays a throughoutthe album.lhe diversityofthe of chips or cookies. Not only can you have imagined. The Swan House is a Fans had to guzzle drinks to stay cool vampiric version of himself. While not album is unparalleled and contains every- order from the menu, but the restaurant brilliantly written story by Elizabeth while Rascal Flatts played less songs * necessary at all, the 3D did add to a few thing from operatic choruses and"Blades also allows you to build your own and Musser. Musser takes readers back than usual because ofthe heat. Sara moments,particularlytheridiculous/awe- ofGlory"samples to contributors]ike Seal choose from endless toppings. You get to the 196Os, when segregation was Evans provided a fantastic opening somevampire effects,butthebackground and Justin Vernon. Both musicians have a delicious meal, but you also know still a large part oflife in the United for the main musicians. Her voice was of most scenes seemed blurred and cut differentupbringingsbutultimatelyarrive that you're eating a healthy meal with States, especially in the Deep South. beautiful and she sang only crowd fa- out as a result. Despite worthy efforts by at the same place- the leather-lined rear the freshest ingredients-a great value While easy to read and fictional, «lhe vorites while she was on stage. Overall, thedirector, screenwriterandmainactors seat ofa $400,000 Maybach. Contrary to for your hard-earned cash. Visit one of Swan House"portrays the time period Rascal Flatts and Sara Evans created a (AntonYelchin inparticular),the«Fright Jay-Z's claim that "this is a celebration of the five restaurants that serve the area, wonderfully and keeps readers inter- great summertime atmosphere, but the Night"remake willbeagreatchoice once black excellence," it is more a celebration and I assure you that you will not be let ested through characters who are, easy concert was slightly hampered by the it hits the dollar theaten ofhis and Kanye's own excellence. down. to relate to. heat and large crowds.
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By Bob Helfst or long walks, that can help to deal with an excessive amount. Dont be ONLINEEDITOR By Ariana Gainer emerged. Complete villas in Australia -to chnvey if-niversal thenids. 9.Midniglit however, if midterms or finals .... and entire floors of expensive New York in Paris" charmingly tells the'stofy-of surprised, ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR weeks call gallons for of coffee and no hotels were leased and turned into ad- a young engaged couple visiting Paris, One ofthe most difficult transitions social time: that comes with the college hoc recording studios. who may not be as perfect for each in one's life is the move from rough high package. As as those weeks can In addition to modern rap, pop and other as they thought. schoolto college.We are removed from be, they are still a pivotal aspect of During a summer generally lacking hip-hop, a range ofolder bands that In addition to music and movies, the safe and familiar homes and towns college.They reveal how stress affects in truly memorable entertainment, a were formed decades ago, including'Ihe this summer also brought it a number where we've lived for the majority you, which is powerful knowledge. select few musicians, filmmakers and Cars, Journey and Def Leppard, made ofliterary works. Relseased at the end of our lives and thrust into suddenly The sooner you know the best ways to authors managed to produce some a comeback this summer with their ofJune was James Patterson's new novel the real world (or something vaguely handle stress, the sooner you will be noteworthy work. respective albums "Move Like 'Ihis," entitled "Now You See Her." It tells it). are resembling Suddenly, we best equipped for the rest ofcollege In the musical department, a "Eclipse" and "Mirrorball." the story oflawyer Nina Bloom as she completely responsible for our own and your life. diverse and perhaps unexpected array Despite the devastated economy, comes to terms with her mysterious successes and failures, our schedules Finances are another component ofalbums was released from Beyoncd, movie theaters, as always, were in high past. Released in July was Jennifer and everything., of college that can cause anxiety and , Death Cab for Cutie and Jennifer demand this summen Weiner's "Then Came You,"which Some people suggest organization: and require planning preparation. Lopez to Lady Gaga and Kanye West Comic book and superhero action depicts three women in different stages color-coding everything from your In an uncertain global economy and and Jay-Z. films dominated, such as "X-Men: oflife whose lives become entangled notebooks to your calendar. Others depressing employment statistics, Beyoncd's fourth studio album, First Class," «Transformers: Dark of through a series of serendipitous events. describe hours upon hours of endless student loans are a - singles «Run „« .« 3, prodigious entitled "4," featured the the Moon, Thor, Captain America, In early August, novice author Neil can recite the textbooks study, until you necessary evil. Each generation has the World (Girls)" and "Best'Ihing I "Super 8" and "Green Lantern: Abramson released his first novel «Un- verbatim. But these obsessive habits its conflicts and meltdowns, whether Never Had."The former reached 29 on Perhaps the most anticipated film of said."'Ihis unique book is written from , can lead to the missing out on some of they are cultural revolutions or dismal Billboard's Top 100, while the latter the summer was the final installment of the perspective of the recently deceased great experiences college has to offer. economies.Bis is not 1930; things reached 16. the Harry Potter series: "Harry Potter Helena Colden and tells the story of the are constructive In moderation, they have been worse before.There's ample «Codes and Keys" is Death Cab for and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2."As family she left behind. and necessary, but there is much more reason t6 be aware of the economic Cutie's seventh album and features of the end ofJuly, it had grossed more 'Ihe summer of2011 certainly was to the college experience than obsessive ongoings and news, but beware of the popular single "You are a Tourist." than $906,800,000 worldwide. Films filled.with a lot of entertainmdnt that study and organization. jumping on the alarmist bandwagon. Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga and Kanye with more mellow plots released this appeared only to be money-seeking, As important as the academic 'Ihings tend to unfold as they should West and Jay-Z also released successful summer include Terrence Malick's underdeveloped projects-«Crazy, aspect of college is, much of the and a .C, life eventually follows natural singles from their summer albums, such «3he Tree of Life," starring Brad Pitt Stupid, Love, The Change-Up" and learning also takes place outside the balance. as «On the Floor,"«The Edge of Glory" and Sean Penn, and Woody Allen's "Larry Crowne,"just to name a few. classroom. about rote College isn't just The first fewdays on campus at and «HAM."The Kanye West and "Midnight in Paris," starring Owen But because many of the entertainment memorization or applying complicated IJIndy can be overwhelming for Jay-Z album «Watch the Throne"was Wilson and Rachel McAdams. releases this summer were deficient in theories and definitions to real-world students who don't know what to possibly the most eagerly awaited. Prior "The Tree of Life" is the eccentric true artistic integrity, the quality and situations. Nor is it solely about late- expect. However, this is a great time to to the album's release, extravagant tales story of a family living in the 1950s. inspired releases were appreciated even night adventures with your fi:iends that filmiliarize yourself with the campus. of"world-spanning" recording process The movie employs unique methods more. lead to sleeping through all your classes Learn the ins and outs of the university, the next day. It's a blend of academics, so you feelless intimidated once classes fun and self-awareness.lhe most . - begin. ala can obtain at important education you One ofthe best aspects ofUIndy school is learning more about who you is the sense of community among are as a person. students. If you're lost or need help t..i -: The best and most basic .; I method finding an office, ask a fellow student. is trial and erron oflearning through Remember, upperclassmen have been The key is to have a multitude of new in your shoes before and are willing to --1 a ofwhat fok n' experiences and get preview ofTer whatever assistance you need. the world has to offer. Something as Another option that can be a (942 i -. , small as trying a new food, going to extremely helpful to students new and le-»I,--.- r. cultural event on campus or signing up old are the numerous campus services for a class outside of your major can · available. 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THE REFLECTOR AUGUST 24, 2011 Study abroad changes student perspectives to the United By Bob Helfst States. ·4#4*Ky , t....461:;6 «Nobodyhasn'tbeen changed bytheir ONLINEEDITOR time in „ :'f'-·ti« spent service-learning Belize, .. :Wf McElwain said. She has led the Spring ,="p Term trips to Belize for the past fiveyears and helped the program grow into the The conclusion of the spring se- wide focus it now has. mester typically brings the prom-, Members ofthe trip sometimes work \, / ise of summer jobs, unpaid intern- withstudents atalocalelementaryschool , ships and time spent in hometowns. or do service work for one of only two . Some seek alter- students, however, retirement homes in the entire Country. ', , natives to minimum wage and fetching Orathistoriesweretakenthis springfrom coffee for internship advisers. residents of the home, and art students ..... Plpi* 'Ihe University of Indianapolis Inter- painted murals on residents' ' 2- national Division works with walls. / .. , M„ 7 professors «Studentsfindthemselvesinnewsitu- # .it// 6. and trip sponsors to make numerous ations that help augment the education ...'.' 1, I available to those students ..'.2K': opportunities they've been receiving at the University * 1 ./ 1...,6 -..t- who wish to spend time in aoother coun- of Indianapolis,"McElwain said. 34114.i if 3 While numerous are her education to the -43 7,· ·-,+4·.·--i- j/2 1 r n. - : 1 '#/ .#6,"'74 try. opportunities Elzerput workin +S. ' '. I„ .'f.:.,. 4..."i.':. -' B.7i .:R''6*0 »41- ' <6-*»t « available to spend a semester studying schools by assisting in instruction and i -'.-3,4 .:- -WI. abroad, sorne students, such as senior leading a breakout class in photography -- Anna Elzer,opt to spend time in another to 10 fourth grade students. ' Term. - E - -1 country during Spring «It's amazing to think about how this - - ' - - . I,4.2'- · Elzer, anelementaryeducation major, tripwillhelp todirectmylife,"Elzersaid. + spent two SpringTerm sessions working «Once you go -=4 - -2- - : . 4 I. to Belize, it's a part ofyou. ... with schools in Belize. It's in heart." your .... ./. ...t.... "It was the cheapest trip offered that Graduate students have the opportu- . . '---': . . ' - , · . -- ../, I /1*. .was international, and it involved time nity to travel abroad as well. - - . . . 4,- 2 --'.« f:- 44
with which was a .--2 . spent schools, huge Stephen Tokar, director of graduate ...... :...... 4.-.:'.f.3.- t: e - . - ... : ' . ': -- ..-.- -I... .»t... 4-;'&.,-.-: --I."-' - : . ...:fjM..f"QI ,. draw for Elzer said. "So I went and -„„'k me," business, leads an international trip for -144/4- .-*+'*.f f Lp&441,„-: -.- absolutely fell in love with this beautiful MBA students for a week and a half -r------: -#3 2 3«:"'er W country and 'the amazing people who during Spring Term. Past trips have Photo contributed by Joey Myles Membersofthe summer MBA tripto Australia had the opportunitytovisitcultural sites such as the SydneyOpera House during theirweekand a half long visit. live there." included visits to businesses in China, Tile first experience was enough for and narne a India, Dubai Argentina, to While the trip emphasizes the impor- numerous other sites. Tokar said previous trips have opened Elzer to base her Honors Project on her few. Last springg trip was to visit the Eli t,nce of the business world, ample time "The point of the trip is to open their. up opportunities for students to secure return trip to the country: 'Ihis neces- Lilly offices in Australia. also is available for visits to cultural sites. minds,"Tokarsaid,«torealize thatthere's jobsininternational business. sitated her an extra week staying abroad, "After surverying MBA students, we In Australia, students visited the Sydney alargerworldoutthere.Theseexperiences Students interested in traveling abroad after much of the group, including trip found that Australia was thenumber one Opera House, scuba dove or snorkeled showthatyou'reabroad individualwho's during Spring Term or at other times, advisorMarilynMcElwain,hadreturned choice for the next trip,"Tokar said. in the Great Barrier Reef and visited aware of the world outside the US." shouldcontacttheInternationalDivision. College ofArts and Sciences names acting dean By Kaley Belakovich Drakeis seekingopinionsofthosewithin ing a new three credit hour.course at course workper semester must be found affect academic eligibility. ' the university that will act as a freshman satisfactory, or the student's financial aid Briere had been new MANAGING EDITOR CAS to ensure every new endeavor runs seeking a oppor- smoothly and benefits the college. seminar for all majors. eligibility will be affected. tunityforawhile,andafteraskingBalogh "Iam meetingwith the College ofArts AccordingtoBriere,thecoursewillbe Examples of unsatisfactory work ifthere were anynewadministrative roles and Sciences department chairs one-on- on a topic that is attractive to students, include a fail- he couldfill, he was directedtowards these will carry credit in each ing grade in programs. oneright now, andIwillbe,meetingwith and hopefully IT, JenniferDrake,directoroftheWood- faculty this semester,"Drake said."Their student's major area. a course and 1 ve been the dean of the College of rowWilsonIndianaTeachingFellowship thoughts on departmental strengths and, One goal of the course is to involve withdrawal Arts and Sciences for seven years,"Briere ' ProgramattheUniversityofIndianapolis, needs will drive my thinking about my students by offering a course that will from a course. said."I figuredwith sevenyears ofleading will become the as the interest them. B r i e r e the college, it was time to step down to acting dean for College priorities acting dean of College . „ of Arts and Sciences (CAS) beginning ofArts and Sciences." Anengagedstudentismotivated,and said that the allow fresh ideas and vision in the office. ' Aug. 25. 'Ihere willbe a nationwide search fora amotivated student is a student thatwill new federal . Briere was asked by Balogh if he had Drake was selectedbyExecutive Vice permanentdeanwithinthenexttwoyears. do well,"Briere said. regulation ,6; . '· any suggestions.for an acting dean, and PresidentandProvostDeborahBaloghin Although the decision- concerning He will be working oii this as a two- ' was driven by a : - he recommended-Drake...... part due to Drake's previous work. who will become the permanent dean is yearproject and hopes to implement the - colleges' and 5ee„.9 «She [Drake] has donearemarkablejob «[Drake] has will program in the fall of2013. universities - insetting uptheWoodrowWilson pro- demonstratedstrongcol- ultimately hers,Balogh said that she <4 .4-. "*-3 A. „...... ::' " laboration, management, leadership and take into account the opinions of other Briere also will assistin closely moni- that have al- gram and getting national prominence, DRAKE monetary skills in the WoodrowWilson deans, administration and faculty. toring students' academic progress, to lowed students Briere said. "Her people skills are won- program," Balogh said. «lhe College of The previous dean of CAS, Associate meet a new government regulation, the to continue re- derful, and they are important within the Arts and Sciencesrepresentsawiderange Professor ofModern Languages Daniel SatisfactoryAcademicProgressprogram. ceiving financial aid without showing College ofArts and Sciences.'Ihe faculty of disciplines, so the choice seemed to fit Briere, stepped down from the position According to Briere, students'grades substantial academic progress. will need to come to her to discuss issues. really well." after a new opportunity presented itself will be monitored on a semester-by-se- However, while unsatisfactory work With [Drake], theyknowthat shewillbe Whilepreparing forhernewposition, Briere will now work on implement- mesterbasis.Two-thirdsofeachstudent's affects financial aid eligibility, it does not understanding, but atthe same time, fair," Library renovation plans begin to take shape trustees.'Ihis phase raised more than Sl "We bear the city's name,"Smith said. Systems Jeff Russell, there are plans for that from the first set of focus groups, By Stephanie Snay " million in commitments, and the overall There are some otherfine institutions of having a small-or medium-sized venue theylearned that students liked the social EDITOR-IN-CHIEF goal is $7.5 million. higherlearning[inIndianapolis] certainly, for presentations, changing the 24-hour group areas on the firstfloor andpreferred "We were very pleased, because this butwe feel thatwe have the opportunity space and finding a way to combine the the quiet environment on the third floor sends a message to other people that we to establish ourselves as the one who's Help Desk, Media Services and the with a mix in between. He also said that are going to-be approaching now in the really positioned to be highly integrated Circulation Desk. they are working with Ted Polk to see Vice President for University Ad- public phase of the campaign that the- in the community here." SmithandRussellbothsaidthatthere about having a little coffee shop or caf6 vancementJamesSmithhasbeenworking university's trustee leadership is abso- Thecampaigncomiditteeisbeginning is a great need to renovate the library somewhere in the library. with acommittee to raise funds forreno- lutely behind tomakecallsonindividuals,corporations because of the way academic libraries "That [coffee shop or caf6] will make vations to the University ofIndianapolis IMilliP' this project, andfamiliesthroughoutthecity, somehad are changing. th6 space more comfortable for students, Krannert Memorial - ST#EFillil a giving relationship with the university "Buildings that hold whole lots of especially from what we've heard from Library. -Ef * and that's a Phase one ofthe is focused while others have not..Phase one books are commuter . campaign 4 -93 very impor- before, probablywhatwe need,"Smith students who sit out here [in on the Institute for Civic Leadership and Er- S tant message of the renovations, according to Smith, said."You [students] getallyourinforma- theparkinglots] andeattheirMcDonald's the Mayoral Archives. UIndy currently t_ 4 2 - to get out will bea 15 to 16 month effort, and the don online." before they go in to class," Russell said. holds the records offour mayors. -14 I - there," Smith committee is looking to wrap that up at 7hesecondpartoftherenovationplan Russell also said theyplan to showcase i. Weneedtogreatlyimproveourarchi- + said. the end of2012. willbe focusedonmakingthelibrarymore more student art in the library and might val capacity," Smith said. «We need to be Smith de- In addition to renovations for the useful for students, faculty and members evenincludeamusicvenue.Theyalsowant Institute for the ofthe to make ihe building in general. able to properlyarchive, secure, store and -7 < , ; scribed the Civic Leadership and community. greener digitize these records because the other iR/#ria#/ I- 3#'ll I Institute for Mayoral Archives, the whole first floor According to Russell, in the next Russellsaidtherenovationswill take at thing we know is that Indianapolis has . J'=9 Y< 3-- . Civic Leader- of the library will be renovated, except phases of the library renovations, there least three to four phases, so the building this remarkable story to tell, and we feel RUSSELL ship and the for the president's suite. UIndy is cur- also are plans for the second and third won't have to be shut down and will still likewe have the records to tell that story." Mayoral Ar- rently in the design development stage floors.'Ihere have been focus groups of be able to be used academically. He said 'Ihecampaign's quietphaseduringthe chivesasnotonlyforthestudentsbutalso with local architectural firm BDMD students in the past and will be again that remodelingwill start late next spring first six months of the year was mostly forcitizensofIndianapolis andothercities to come up with a plan. According to this fall to try to find out how students or summer at the earliest, but will depend among current trustees and some former to cqme learn the story ofIndianapolis. ChiefInformation OfficerofInformation want to see the space used. Russell said on the campaign.
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- test alert on Sept. 9 to determine how ing on the «Edit My Watchdog Profile" 7--- 1 JO well the new so button. system works, Vitangeli i ZIP -6- 1 . , 1.- , - 1 BALOGH from page 1 \ 11 ,--1 1 =Ila .... '-L 1 . .1 I i . ' i . 5 president's focuses will be developing brought new resources to the university, faculty curriculum, raising money for raised funds for science technology and
1 the Institute for Civic Leadership and been hel ful in assisting in development -/ 4-25*2--/142.3: f V) the library renovation project. of classroom renovation," she said. L =- E- L \.: / 1 -\ M Because of Balogh's history as an Pitts said shewas inneedofaninternal integral part of the university, Pitts is leader she could trust when she was not S=\ -icach--3 . 6-- C. -- 1240 8 on t.vt:5:51 i 71'*« r#13£2:ir.42'04 1 confident in her vice president's ability cainpus, and Balogh's promotion is a to excel in this position. reward for a job well done for the past iwg Pitts also said she was excited -.„ «She has effectively assisted depart- five years...... "- about what the will \ki,=*-Z25217-. ------1 ments and colleges in hiring faculty, upcoming year bring Cartoon byJessica Stucky encouraged the retention of students, for Balogh.
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...... and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 211-area . '13 honoree. , h SPORTS e wel- During her time at MSU, Padlock I c f L Two Division I transfers were matches. In2010,shehelped ) comed ontotheUniversityofIndianapo- playedin61 .. - li lis volleyball team for the 2011 season. her team reach the NCAATournament 21-10 record. She compiled 657 - - - play as a Sophomoremiddle hitter BrittanyAnglemyerwill for the Grey- digswith awith 32 matches of 10 or more. . and Padlock will "She brings in a wealth of talent and S . hounds, junior Abby '1 ..$ ** 4. the an outside hitten ability as well as experience of play- p 4 play as -'r / ... k36% a Division I ..4. Anglemyer graduated from Elkhart ing at level," Rogers said. . r. - 42 «She's another who works '- .t'.:2 Memori,1High Schoolwhereshehelped great [player] 24.- I . ...1 91,8 I - a Class 4A champion- hard in the classroom, so it's going to be - a 1 an easy transition for her to be great 44 + ship lead in the.team2009. to ,-1, W F a 1 .=*-e- -=-='* le r'M, ti37FT t4 " She comes from a winning program player for us." . at Elkhart Memorial," said Brittany Anglemyer and Padlock Contributed by Sports Information volleyball Head Coach Jody are not the,only DI transfers that the Fromlefttoright:SeniorwidereceiverRyan Forney,sophomore running backBen Polizzi,seniordefensivebackPaul Corsaro andjunior Rogers. "She's go- Greyhounds have welcomed for the season. Earlier this spring, linebacker Max Davis pose on the turf in the ARC to show off the new uniforms. ing to bring a lot of upcoming talent and ability to sophomore outside hitter Arielle Knafel re . " made the transition from Norfolk State ,«fi our program e Anglemyer,who to UIndy. Different season, different styl ar· ' ,-:- joins her sister (se- "I see a lot of great things coming I i / nior middle hitter out of [Knafel] this season,"Rogers said. i season Ulndy athletic department and sports teams receive makeover for 2011 - Courtney Angle- Shealso saidthatthegirlsareworking 1 1 • myer) on the team, hardandbuildingthechemistrynecessary I transferred frorit to win a national championship. Kellie . to thedoorandhallways ofthe building. to purchase newblackuniforms.Junior By Donnelly senior IUPUI.Duringher «Since being here 15 years already, : Finally,turfwasinstalledinthedomefor running back Ben Polizzi and Anglemyer OPINION EDITOR freshman year play- I see a lot of growth within the first' 1 , the use ofboth UIndy students and the wide receiver Ryan Forney were the couple of days of NFL duringthe2011-2012 schoolyear. two people responsible for designing ing for the Jaguars the Summit League them As news of the end of the NFL lock- "It's so nice to be able to go into the the uniforms for the team. she was named to being able to ..4 2- be- « We created them through a Nike mesh together as a 1, 5-z out reaches UIndy and plans continue dome if the field [Key Stadium] is All-FreshmanTeam. AfIUPUI,shewas . « . high a starter for20 matches and successfully team, Rogers said. in preparation to host the NFL, many ing used by football or women's soccer, rep that supplied Forney's school, a 118 «That's huge when 'ltlf 1-- . ' i changes have come to the university that Roberts said."We cangetso muchmore Crown Point, and designed them on compiled kills,53 blocks,44 digsand you'retryingtowina t..1 --72- will benefit Greyhound students and done and I feel like it's really going to Nike website," Polizzi said. 13 service aces. " Polizzi described how both he and «She cameinfromagreatprogramat national champion- >:1 i student-athletes astheyreturnto campus. benefit our Forneydesigneduniformsfortheentire IUPU[ but wanted to transfer and play ship.We're shooting ..1 During the 2010-2011 school year, a Outside this facility, other changes with her the stars." brand new facility was built adjacent to also were made to UIndy over the sum- team to vote on.AfterselectingPolizzi's sister," Rogers said. "She's one for and According to - , Athletic Recreation mer.TheNicosonParkinglotwasrepaved design, the team raised money to help of those great kids who work hard Key Stadium. 'Ihe program. Courtney Angle- S 1 A houses new coaches' andpaintedwithnumberedspots forthe purchase the uniforms, in order to get get along with everybody." Center, or ARC, and junior - they liked the best. described her myer Rogers · offices, locker rooms, conference rooms 2011 football season. According to the the one Courtney Anglemyer a the about her on outside hitter Kr is- and a state-of-the-art training room for UIndy athletic website, these spots will .The color is a big difference, but feelings having sister play the same team. tina Kerrigan, the athletic trainers. Attached to the be available for fans to purchase for the material is state-of-the-art compared ..UIndy's " "We played to- team is gearing up for a fun and suc- facility is an air-supported dome to be entire season. Furthermore, new park- to what we were previously wearing, "I love it!" she said. said."The uniforms are made andsoit's cessful season. used for home football games will Polizzi by gethertwoyearsinhighschool, " « multi-sport purposes. This area , ing lots for team. I think coming into this season and a be added on both the corner of State Nike, something we have never expe- really nice to see her back on the also will serve as practice site for the of practice, an comfortable, and AfterplayingtwoseasonsatMissouri with just the past two days 2012 Super Bowl. Ave. and National Ave., as well as rienced. lhey're very . entire additional lot on National. the fit is a huge change that will make State,Padlockjoins the Greyhounds and we'vereallyoverachievedin everyaspect Having ane,lockerroomand . ofour Kerrigan said."We've really use makes me so much Some ofthe UIndy fall sports teams our team look very sharp. brings talentandexperienceto the team, play," building we can ofways that we didn't new for. according to Rogers. stood out in a lot moreexcited formysenioryear,"saidmen's also received a new look over the sum- 'Ihe uniforms will be worn . thefirsttimeinthefootballhomeopener Padlocklettered all fouryears during last season. soccer player-Justin Roberts. men'Ihewomen'ssoccerteampurchased school at Nelson Tremper According to Rogers, there are still , During the summer months, several newblackuniforms forthe2011 season, against Kentucky Wesleyan University high George in Wisconsin. After missing half of some minor improvements to be made as features were added to these facilities. which can be seen in the team's picture on Sept. 1. senior season due to knee surgery, the team gears up-for the seasoB op.gleri Greyhoundf.was UIndy athletic_site:_ _ _ _ «The rest of the team can't wait to _ her Fj t,Tisjgnfelding"Go on_the her team f the the entrance to in them,"Polizzi said. «You always Padlock recovered and helped Tremper butmostimportantlyshewants ceiling in Furthermore,the Greyhoundfootball play ., placed near good. win a Division I state title. Padlock also to have fun while doing so. theARC.Second,anewsurfacewasadded team both designed and raised money have to look good to play
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