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Marriages that Back from injury, INSIDE begin with doubt Bailey Webster often end is making up in divorce. for lost time. LIFE&ARTS SPORTS 4 PAGE 10 PAGE 6 Opinion We sat down with UNIVERSITY President Powers and asked him about the Fisher case. UT system executives receive pay raise

Powers Jr. is at the bottom of the UT academic campus presidents base salary for 2013 budget year By Alexa Ura list, but he remains the highest Bill Powers, UT-Austin $674,350 (1.6 percent) 6 paid academic president in the  e University has reduced UT System. Powers’ base salary David Daniel, UT-Dallas $564,919 (5.1 percent) SPORTS academic programs and laid o increased to $674,350, accord- James Spaniolo, UTA $452,034 (8.5 percent) Rachel Fox transfer- sta during the past three years, ing to the  gures obtained by Diana Natalicio, UTEP $426,755 (3.5 percent) but this month the UT System the Statesman. His take-home Ricardo Romo, UTSA $406,291 (2.3 percent) ring from UT softball Board of Regents awarded sub- pay totals almost $150,000 more team. stantial raises to various execu- than his base salary. Rodney Mabry, UT-Tyler $385,749 (1.6 percent) tives, including all UT presi- Ronald DePinho, president W. David Watts, UTPB $350,193 (10.3 percent) dents. of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Juliet García, UT-Brownsville $346,783 (5.3 percent) Seven UT System executive Center, received a large in- o cers and 15 presidents will crease, boosting his salary to Robert Nelsen UTPA $332,500 (10.8 percent) 8 receive millions of dollars in $1,845,000 and maintaining his Source: University of Texas Systems raises for the 2013 budget year, rank as the highest paid UT Sys- than $1 million. contract employee, said the sity of the  rst class. according to  gures obtained tem president, the Statesman re- Michael Redding, president raises are reminiscent of a cor- “ ink how many scholar- LIFE&ARTS by the Austin American-States- ported.  ree presidents of UT of the Graduate Student Assem- poration’s top-down system and Rumored sightings man. UT President William health institutions earn more bly and a Texas Student Media detract from creating a univer- RAISE continues on page 2 of Ryan Gosling have sent campus into frenzy. UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Universities TODAY respond to Tie a Turban Day bomb threats The Sikh Students Association offers free Freshmen admitted By David Maly tying lessons, pictrues, Bhangra music and food Number of freshmen under Senate Bill 175 As a spike in bomb threats from Clay Pit at the West at major universities contin- Mall from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Four-year graduation rate ues across the country, many schools are preparing for the possibility that they will be Dance away the next target. The UT Electronic Dance Since Friday’s bomb Music Club, a community Total for fans, artists and DJs threat at UT , bomb threats of all forms of electronic students have targeted Arkansas State music, will meet from University, Louisiana State 5-6:30 p.m. in MEZ 1.212. University, UT-Brownsville, North Dakota State Univer- sity and University of Mis- Traffi cking talk sissippi football players’ cars. Jessica Richardson, As a result, major universities traffi cking survivor from Law School Graduate students Undergraduate students are taking notice, sending out non-profi t Freedom’s safety messages and review- Breath, will speak about ing their emergency pro- modern sex traffi cking and cedures in case they are the ways to make a difference. The talk will be from 7 p.m. next target, said Allan Baron, to 8:30 p.m. in MEZ B0.306. Texas A&M University Police A Numbers Game Department spokesperson. Source: Office of Information Management and Analysis | Graphic by Natasha Smith | Daily Texan Staff “It’s a really di cult situa- tion to deal with,” he said. “So, Today Large freshman class causes problems BOMB continues on page 2 in history By Bobby Blanchard students next year. with the assumption that a certain preliminary enrollment numbers grammar This year’s freshman class has number of students will decline Wednesday afternoon. matters, too put a strain on both the Universi- A er admitting the largest admission offers, had a 2.2 percent UT spokesperson Tara Doolit- Small differences In 1946 ty’s resources and Austin’s housing freshman class in UT’s history, increase in the number of students tle said the University plans to can mean a lot in an Fourteen years after availability, an issue the Univer- 8,092 students, the University’s who accepted its admission offer. change the formula it uses to emergency Venice began the sity took action on and addressed administration is saying they ex- UT has a total enrollment this decide how many students to LIFE&ARTS p. 10 fi rst international multiple times during the sum- pect to enroll almost 1,000 fewer year of 52,213, the second largest fi lm festival, France mer. UT, which accepts students in UT’s history. UT released its ENROLL continues on page 2 responded with one of its own, delayed by seven ENTERTAINMENT CAMPUS years due to WWII. RTF sophomore The festival was Jon Cozart, originally conceived the creator of Border con icts spur as a way to lure “Harry Potter in tourists back to 99 Seconds” is a postwar France. YouTube celeb- talks on drugs, violence rity with more than 227,000 subscrib- was the  rst in a series hosted ers on his channel, By Mary Ellen Knewtson by Rethinking Diplomacy, an Paint. Cozart said organization new to UT this he while he is not An Iraq war veteran and semester that aims to bring as crazy as his UT student said he decided character on his diplomacy considerations to YouTube channel, to research political violence the forefront of many areas of he does bear some along the U.S.-Mexico border study, member Andrew Straw resemblance. a er visiting his grandparents said. Straw, history graduate in a border town and seeing a student, organized the panel. grenade launcher in place to Quote to note Pu Ying Huang “ is is the  rst event we’ve fortify their local pharmacy. Daily Texan Staff ever had,” Straw said, “So we “You don’t need to go over- wanted to start with some- “I learned a lot seas to understand certain thing very close to home in about myself in types of violence,” said John Texas.” ‘ Painting a YouTube masterpiece Meyer, comparative politics Harmon said border vio- that year.‘ It made and political theory graduate lence increased when current student. “I think it’s important By Bobby Blanchard went viral online instantly and more rewarding.” Mexican President Felipe Cal- me such a stron- that we understand it here.” launched him into the world of Cozart said he has already deron took power and started Meyer, a Texan who served breaking up cartels. Before ger person on the While his name is not online fame. been recognized three times in Iraq and Afghanistan, Calderon took power, the nearly as well-known as his Cozart, an RTF sophomore, since transferring to UT. inside. It was very spoke Wednesday at a panel previous political party was most famous video with 10 transferred to UT-Austin this “It always shocks me that on drug tra cking, immigra- widely accused of accepting benefi cial and I million views, Jon Cozart has year from UTSA through the people recognize me from the tion and violence along the bribes from drug cartels. He made a splash into the world CAP program. He said since Internet,” Cozart said. “ ey think it happened Rio Grande. Alongside Meyer said Mexican o cials believe of fandom with his YouTube transferring to UT-Austin, he just approach me and say, ‘Are were Federal Judge Harry the United States is also to for a reason.” channel, Paint. has already made more friends you Jon Cozart?’ and I say, Hudspeth from El Paso and blame. In July 2011, Cozart released than in the two semesters he ‘Yeah,’ and we have a conversa- journalist Dave Harmon, who “[Americans] are the the video “Harry Potter in 99 was in San Antonio. tion. It’s really cool.” has written about immigra- market,” Harmon said. Seconds.” It is what it sounds “San Antonio was not kind But o en, fans may be sur- tion policies for the Austin “Drug trade wouldn’t exist — Bailey Webster like: a musical video that sums to me, you could say,” Co- prised to  nd Cozart’s person- American-Statesman.  e if we didn’t like drugs so up the seven-book and eight- zart said. “I prefer it here.  e ality in real life is not as wacky Junior outside hitter panel, held at the Harry Ran- movie plot of Harry Potter in classes are just a higher level. som Center on Wednesday, PANEL continues on page 2 SPORTS PAGE 6 a mere 99 seconds.  e video It’s more challenging, but it’s YOUTUBE continues on page 8 2 Thursday, September 20, 2012 News 2 THE DAILY TEXAN PANEL continues from page 1 Volume 113, Issue 27 FRAMED much and if we didn’t make admit it.’” them illegal.” Meyer said the U.S. crack- CONTACT US Harmon said many South down on methamphetamine and Central American gov- labs pushed production to the ernments are considering south, and a strengthening Main Telephone: decriminalization as an op- against air and sea tra cking (512) 471-4591 tion for decreasing violence, concentrated the con ict at something America is not the border. Combined with Editor: willing to do at this point. the political climate in Mex- Susannah Jacob He said President Barack ico, this created the “perfect (512) 232-2212 Obama dodged the issue at storm” for drug-related bor- [email protected] the Latin American Summit der violence, he said. in April. “All human beings have an Managing Editor: “ e tide is turning po- obligation to understand our Aleksander Chan litically in Mexico and South own behavior,” Meyer said. “I (512) 232-2217 and Central America towards was involved in a lot of politi- managingeditor@ decriminalizing drugs,” Har- cal violence in Afghanistan dailytexanonline.com mon said. “ ey’re starting and Iraq and I think I need News Offi ce: to say, ‘we’ve lost this war, let’s to understand that.” (512) 232-2207 [email protected] LOCATION: Ion at East End basketball court Lawrence Peart | Daily Texan Staff Multimedia Offi ce: (512) 471-7835 [email protected] RAISE continues from page 1 Sports Offi ce: ships and fellowships stu- and responsibilities,” LaCoste- salaries and raises were ap- (512) 232-2210 dents won’t be getting be- Caputo said. “ is restructur- propriated through the [email protected] cause System administration ing, along with initiatives out- UT System and not the has increased their own pay,” lined in Chancellor Cigarroa’s University.  e University Life & Arts Offi ce: Redding said. “ e next time Framework for Advancing implemented an average of (512) 232-2209 System administrators com- Excellence, are adding hun- 2 percent salary raises for [email protected] plain about UT’s budget and dreds of millions of dollars of faculty and sta last month Yaguang Zhu | Daily Texan Staff a ordability, they have to look value to the System.” LaCoste- by shi ing funds within Retail Advertising: Federal Judge Harry Hudspeth speaks about the laws affect- at their own payroll  rst.” Caputo said individuals who college and department (512) 471-1865  e raises come on the heels took on signi cant additional budgets during a  ve-year [email protected] ing the gun export industry from the U.S. into Mexico at the Harry Ransom Center on Wednesday. of a new pay-for-performance duties and responsibilities planning process. incentive plan for System ex- and were eligible for a one- Michael Morton, presi- Classifi ed Advertising: ecutives and presidents passed time merit salary increase dent of the Senate of College (512) 471-5244 this fall. classifi [email protected] last month by the Board of received raises. Councils, said the regents’ Larry Abraham, interim Regents. Under the incentive Raises were implemented as decision seems hypocritical. ENROLL dean of the School of Under- continues from page 1 plan, individuals can earn an part of the System’s 2013 bud- “You have institutions be- Correction: due to a reporting graduate Studies, said there additional 10 to 15 percent get, which is partially funded ing told to cut back programs, error, a caption in Wednesday’s are 7,500 students enrolled in bonus if they meet certain through the multibillion- increase burdens on students “Panel” story should have said ‘UTC’ accept. She said implementing Undergraduate Studies sig- instead of ‘Hogg Auditorium.’ performance goals.  e incen- dollar Permanent University and limit opportunities for the changes will be a year-long nature courses this fall. Every tive plan will begin in the 2014 Fund.  e Permanent Uni- them, yet at the same time the process, so the University cannot UT undergraduate student is budget year. versity Fund is a state endow- System is increasing its num- Correction: due to a reporting guarantee next year’s incoming required to take a signature Jenny LaCoste-Caputo, UT ment funded by investments ber of employees and giv- error, a name in “Legend” should class will be smaller. course at some point in their have been spelled ‘DeAunderia.’ System spokesperson, said of revenue from leases of state- ing substantial pay [raises],” “ is is not desirable.  is is college education, and UT UT regents implemented the owned land, and UT regents Morton said. not our goal or intent to admit a recommends students take salary raises a er careful de- have access to the fund when Morton, who has been class this large,” Doolittle said. “It it their  rst year.  e School liberation of market research, budgeting for the System. involved in the “Invest in The Texan strives to present all is our hope that our class will not of Undergraduate Studies information fairly, accurately and professional expertise of ad- UT spokesperson Gary Texas” campaign, which was completely. If we have made an error, be as large next year. Unchecked added an additional 1,300 ministrators and comparisons Susswein said UT-Austin created to organize students let us know about it. Call (512) 232-2217 growth is not pro table. It is a UGS seats for this fall and or e-mail with peer organizations. In has worked hard to serve to lobby the Texas Legisla- [email protected]. strain on many of our resources.” upcoming spring and sum- some cases, the salary increase students, maintain academic ture to adequately fund UT, Kedra Ishop, vice provost and mer semesters. was an equity issue, she said. excellence and improve levels said cuts to higher education director of admissions, said the Abraham also said the “ e restructuring that of e ciency despite shrink- make it di cult for the Uni- COPYRIGHT University expects to enroll 7,200 School of Undergraduate took place upon Chancellor ing state funding and other versity to achieve goals and students next year. She said the Studies is providing academ- Francisco Cigarroa’s appoint- budget pressures during the continue to grow with the percentage of students accepting ic advising and major explo- ment as chancellor included a past few years. constant rhetoric of e ciency Copyright 2012 Texas Student admission o ers has decreased ration support to students in Media. All articles, photographs reduction in workforce at the University colleges and looming overhead. and graphics, both in the print since 2004. Because of this, the the School of Undergradu- UT System administration, schools reduced or merged “From a perspective where and online editions, are the University made additional re- ate Studies who will have to which in turn meant some academic programs and be- you’re looking from the out- property of Texas Student Media cruitment e orts last year, which transfer to another college. executives saw a signi cant gan sta layo s in 2009. side in, this doesn’t seem to and may not be reproduced or contributed to a much larger than Sacha Kopp, associate increase in their scope of work Susswein said executive match up,” Morton said. republished in part or in whole expected number of students ac- dean of the College of Natu- without written permission. cepting admission. ral Sciences, said the college is ex-  e College of Liberal Arts “It is good news to see that periencing its biggest freshman added almost 5,000 seats across those e orts are paying o ,” Ishop class, more than 2,000 freshmen. the college this semester, said BOMB continues from page 1 said in an email. “We are excited Kopp said students have not Richard Flores, senior associate that’s the whole thing. I think a for the FBI o ce in San Anto- to see that increase because it faced more di culties than usual dean for academic a airs in the lot of these colleges and uni- nio, said investigations into all indicates that more students are when it comes to registering for College of Liberal Arts. Although versities are taking an in-depth recent bomb threats are ongo- recognizing the value of a UT- the classes they need. the college did not see an exces- l o o k .” ing, and he is not able to say TOMORROW’S WEATHER Austin education.” “Our next project is to really sive increase in enrollment, the Baron said Texas A&M whether there is a connection  e School of Undergradu- worry about spring semester,” College of Liberal Arts o ers nu- University has taken measures between any of the threats at High Low ate Studies and the College of Kopp said. “For a lot of our ma- merous core classes to students to increase campus awareness this time. Natural Sciences are the two en- jors, students move from taking across the entire campus. and review emergency plans “It could just be copy cats,” 90 62 tities at UT a ected the most by a lot of lecture classes into taking Flores said the College of Lib- of action. he said. this freshman class.  ey both a lot of labs. So we need to  gure eral Arts is looking at what classes “In light of the recent O cials said arrests have I mean, he’s a unicorn. increased their number of avail- out what our enrollment num- they will need to increase seats in threats, we have made our sta been made in connection with able spots, or seats, for students bers will be in the spring.” next year. and faculty aware of what the the threats to Louisiana State procedures are for reporting University, Arkansas State Uni- This newspaper was printed with pride THE DAILY TEXAN by The Daily Texan and Texas these incidents,” he said. “Also, versity and UT-Brownsville, Student Media. we have discussed the di erent but not in connection with the Permanent Staff Editor ...... Susannah Jacob Discover Funding Sources for Graduate Associate Editors ...... Drew Finke, Kayla Oliver, Pete Stroud options that are available, that threats targeting UT, North Managing Editor ...... Aleksander Chan Associate Managing Editor ...... Trey Scott Education can be utilized in a situation Dakota State University and Digital Director ...... Hayley Fick News Editor ...... Matt Stottlemyre Associate News Editors ...... Samantha Katsounas, Jody Serrano such as what  e University University of Mississippi foot- Senior Reporters ...... Bobby Blanchard, Mary Ellen Knewsten, David Maly, Alexa Ura Enterprise Editor ...... Audrey White of Texas had on their campus, ball players’ cars. Enterprise Reporters ...... Andrew Messamore, Megan Strickland Graduate Fellowships Copy Desk Chief ...... Kristine Reyna Associate Copy Desk Chiefs ...... Riley Brands, Amyna Dosani, Sherry Hu, Luis San Miguel so that we can adequately deal O cials with the Oxford, Design Editor ...... Nicole Collins Fair Senior Designers ...... Pu Ying Huang, Omar Longoria with the whole situation.” Mississippi, Police Depart- Special Projects Designer ...... Natasha Smith Photo Editor ...... Lawrence Peart During UT’s evacuation, ment said a man called 911 at Associate Photo Editors ...... Elisabeth Dillon, Andrew Torrey Senior Photographers ...... Nathan Goldsmith, Pu Ying Huang, Zachary Strain, ...... Fanny Trang, Marisa Vasquez Thursday, September 20, 2012 not everyone moved at least 7:46 a.m. Tuesday and told the Multimedia Editor ...... Jorge Corona Associate Multimedia Editor ...... Andrea Macias 300 feet away from evacu- operator there were bombs in Senior Videographers...... Shila Farahani, Oluwademilade Adejuyigbe, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m...... Lawrence Peart, Brett Seidler Life&Arts Editor ...... Kelsey McKinney ated buildings, which is the cars belonging to University Associate Life&Arts Editors ...... Jorge Corona, Sarah-Grace Sweeney Texas Union Ballroom (3.202) Senior Life&Arts Writer ...... Alex Williams minimum evacuation distance of Mississippi football players. Sports Editor ...... Christian Corona Senior Sports Writers ...... Lauren Giudice, Chris Hummer, Sara Beth Purdy, Rachel Thompson, Wes Maulsby Comics Editor ...... Ao Meng listed in UT’s emergency plans. Police then tracked down all Associate Comics Editor ...... Riki Tsuji Web Editor ...... Ghayde Ghraowi American Association of  e alerts UT issued did not the players, searched their cars Associate Web Editor, Social Media ...... Ryan Sanchez Associate Web Editors, Production ...... Helen Fernandez, Omar Longoria Editorial Adviser ...... Doug Warren University Women (AAUW) Austin Branch speci cy the minimum evacu- and deemed the threat false. Charlotte Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation ation distance listed in UT’s No one has been arrested in re- Issue Staff Reporters ...... Tiffany Hinman Multimedia ...... Yaguang Zhu Fannie and John Hertz Foundation Fellowship security plans. lation to the Miss. bomb threat, Sports Writers ...... David Leffler, Curtis Leister Life&Arts Writers ...... René Castro, Shane Miller, Robert Starr, Ricky Stein Ford Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships Baron said he hopes Texas said Mike Martin, Chief of the Page Designers ...... Estefania de León, Jack Mitts, Stefanie Schultz Copy Editors ...... Jay Egger, Dash Johnson, Sara Reinsch Fulbright-Hays Dissertation Fellowship A&M University is able to Oxford Police Department. Comic Artists ...... Ploy Buraparte, Laura Davila, Marty Eischeid, Dae-Hyun Jin, John Massingil ...... Andy McMahon, Amanda Nguyen, Riki Tsuji, Stephanie Vanicek, Colin Zelinski Web Staff ...... Angela Bumstead, Vince Gutierrez, John Solis Getty Center for Education in the Arts properly evacuate people, Kimberly Dandridge, stu- National Hispanic Scholarships should it recieve a bomb threat. dent body president at tni- Business and Advertising (512) 471-1865 Luce Scholars Program He said, like UT, Texas A&M versity, tweeted a copy of the [email protected] Interim Director ...... Jalah Goette Department of Energy Computational Science University also has a 300-foot University of Mississippi’s Business Manager ...... Lori Hamilton Business Assistant ...... Amy Ramirez Advertising Adviser ...... CJ Salgado Graduate Fellowships minimum evacuation distance emergency-situation instruc- Broadcast & Events Manager ...... Carter Goss Campus & National Sales Associate ...... Joan Bowerman Harry Frank Guggenheim Graduate Fellowship in case of possible hazards. tions Monday morning as Student Advertising Manager ...... Morgan Haenchen Student Assistant Manager ...... Ted Moreland National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship Student Acct. Execs ...... Matthew Chang, Zach Congdon, Draike Delagarza, Jake Dworkis, “ at 300-foot radius, that’s a precaution. She said she ...... Ivan Meza, Trevor Nelson, Diego Palmas, Paola Reyes, Ted Sniderman Student Office Assistant/Classifieds ...... Nick Cremona National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate really hard to control,” Baron couldn’t believe it when a threat Senior Graphic Design ...... Felimon Hernandez Junior Designer ...... Jacqui Bontke, Sara Gonzales, Bailey Sullivan Fellowships Special Editions/Production Coordinator ...... Abby Johnston said. “A lot of time and man- was called in later that day. Designer ...... Daniel Hublein Social Science Research Council Fellowships power has to be put into a Vasys said penalties for The Daily Texan (USPS 146-440), a student newspaper at The University of Texas at Austin, is published by Texas Student Media, 2500 Whitis Ave., Austin, TX 78705. The Daily Texan is published daily, Monday through Friday, during the regular academic year and is published once weekly during the summer semester. 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NEWS BRIEFLY Mexican guards detained in escape MEXICO CITY — A judge in Mexico has ordered the detention of 16 guards and officials at a prison near the U.S. border where the brutal Zetas drug cartel orchestrat- ed a mass tunnel escape of more than 130 inmates. The judge ruled Wednes- day that the prison director, two top aides and 13 other prison employees be held for 40 days under a form of house arrest, pending possible charges. The judge said there was credible evidence that prison employees aided the escape. On Tuesday, authorities detained two of the escap- ees following a shootout with police.

South African miners to head back to work MARIKANA, South Af- rica — Lonmin miners cel- ebrated a wage deal Wednes- day that ended a deadly and Michel Euler | Associated Press prolonged strike but labor Stephane Charbonnier, publishing director of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, displays the front page as he poses for photographers in Paris on Wednesday. Police took unrest continued with police positions outside the Paris offices of the satirical French weekly that published crude caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad on Wednesday. firing rubber bullets and tear gas at strikers at a different platinum mine. Some warned that the deal struck by Lonmin to give its French cartoon offends Muslims 28,000 workers up to 22 per- cent pay raises would incite By Jamey Keaten naked and in demeaning or bassy and the French school left at least 30 people dead ated Press. “I don’t blame pornographic poses, were in Tunisia, the site of deadly in seven countries. It began Muslims for not laughing at other miners to similar ac- Associated Press tion. Lonmin also employs met with a swift rebuke by protests at the U.S. Embassy with a Sept. 11 attack on the our drawings. I live under 10,000 contract workers not the French government, last week. U.S. Embassy in Cairo, then French law. I don’t live un- covered by the agreement. PARIS — France stepped which warned the magazine The French Foreign Min- quickly spread to Libya, der Quranic law.” The Lonmin agreement up security Wednesday at its could be inflaming tensions, istry issued a travel warning where an attack on the U.S. He said he had no regrets reached Tuesday night does embassies across the Muslim even as it reiterated France’s urging French citizens in Consulate in Benghazi left and felt no responsibility for not resolve the union rivalry world after a French satirical free speech protections. the Muslim world to exer- the U.S. ambassador and any violence. that was at the heart of the weekly revived a formula that Anger over the film “In- cise “the greatest vigilance,” three other Americans dead. “I’m not the one going violence, nor the class strug- it has already used to capture nocence of Muslims” has avoiding public gatherings A lawsuit was filed against into the streets with stones gle that it exposed between a attention: publishing crude, sparked violent protests and “sensitive buildings.” Charlie Hebdo hours after and Kalashnikovs,” he said. small, politically connected lewd caricatures of Islam’s from Asia to Africa, and The controversy could the issue hit newsstands, “We’ve had 1,000 issues black elite and the majority of Prophet Muhammad. in the Lebanese port city prove tricky for France, the Paris prosecutor’s office and only three problems, impoverished South Africans Wednesday’s issue of the of Tyre, tens of thousands which has struggled to in- said, though it would not all after front pages about who feel the government has provocative satirical weekly of people marched in the tegrate its Muslim popula- say who filed it. The maga- radical Islam.” failed to keep its promise of a Charlie Hebdo, whose of- streets Wednesday, chant- tion, Western Europe’s larg- zine also said its website had A small-circulation week- better life for all. fices were firebombed last ing “Oh America, you are est. Many Muslims believe been hacked. ly, Charlie Hebdo often year, raised concerns that God’s enemy!” the Prophet Muhammad Chief editor Stephane draws attention for ridicul- France could face violent Worried France might be should not be depicted at Charbonnier, who pub- ing sensitivity around the North Korea opens protests like the ones target- targeted, the government or- all — even in a flattering lishes under the pen name Prophet Muhammad. It was ing the United States over an dered its embassies, cultural way — because it might “Charb” and has been acquitted in 2008 by a Paris foreign film festival amateur video produced in centers, schools and other encourage idolatry. under police protection appeals court of “publicly PYONGYANG, North Ko- California that have left at official sites to close on Fri- Violence provoked by the for a year, defended the abusing a group of people rea — An international film least 30 people dead. day — the Muslim holy day video, which portrays the Muhammad cartoons. because of their religion” festival opens Thursday in The drawings, some of — in 20 countries. It also im- prophet as a fraud, woman- “Muhammad isn’t sacred following a complaint by what may seem the unlikeli- which depicted Muhammad mediately shut down its em- izer and child molester, has to me,” he told The Associ- Muslim associations. est of places: North Korea. Held every two years, the Pyongyang International Film Festival offers North Koreans their only chance Settlement reached to see a wide array of foreign films on the big screen — from Britain, Germany and for Chicago teachers elsewhere (but not America). And it’s the only time foreign- By Sophia Tareen Everyone involved in the ers are allowed into North & Tammy Webber dispute emerged with an Korean theaters to watch achievement to trumpet: Associated Press movies alongside locals. Teachers said the strike This year, festivalgo- sparked an important na- ers will get the chance to CHICAGO — Mayor tional conversation about see two feature films shot Rahm Emanuel secured school reform. Union in North Korea but edited an extension of Chicago’s activists said it provided overseas: the romantic com- school day and empow- inspiration for public em- edy “Comrade Kim Goes ered principals to hire ployee unions that have Flying,” a joint North Ko- the teachers they want. lost ground nationally. And rean-European production, Teachers were able to Emanuel declared it a boon and “Meet in Pyongyang,” soften a new evaluation for students trapped in made in conjunction with a process and win some failing schools. job protections. American Federation of Chinese studio. Ed Andrieski | Associated Press As students returned to Teachers president Randi A caregiver picks a marijuana bud for a patient at a marijuana dispensary in Denver on Tuesday. the classroom Wednes- Weingarten said the strike Colorado, Oregon and Washington could become the first states to legalize marijuana this fall. India’s ruling party day following a seven-day showed that teachers teachers strike, both sides want a voice in improving does damage control found reasons to celebrate schools rather than shoul- NEW DELHI — In- Voters to consider pot legalization victory. But for all the rhet- dering the blame for those dia’s ruling Congress party oric, the wider effects of that are failing. worked to shore up its gov- By Jonathan J. Cooper At one extreme, pro-pot The biggest unknown: the walkout were difficult “The bottom line isww... erning coalition Wednesday & Kristen Wyatt campaigners say it could would the federal govern- to gauge, and experts said you had teachers stand- after a crucial ally withdrew prove a windfall for cash- ment allow marijuana markets the walkout might not res- ing up for what they its support in protest over a Associated Press strapped states with new taxes to materialize? onate far beyond Chicago, need to teach and what raft of new economic reforms on pot and reduced criminal When California voters a union-built city where students need to learn,” that included a rise in fuel DENVER — A catchy pro- justice costs. considered marijuana legal- organized labor still wields Weingarten said. prices and lifting restrictions marijuana jingle for Colorado At the other, state gov- ization in 2010, U.S. Attorney considerable power. But in lots of other plac- on foreign retailers. voters considering legalizing ernment skeptics warn le- General Eric Holder warned “I think a lot of what es, the circumstances that The departure of the Tri- the drug goes like this: “Jobs for galization would lead to that the federal government went on to a certain extent led to Chicago’s walkout namool Congress left the our people. Money for schools. costly legal battles and ex- would not look the other way is peculiar to Chicago,” said don’t apply. For one thing, government with only a mi- Who could ask for more?” pensive new bureaucracies to and allow a state marijuana Martin Malin, director of many states forbid strikes nority of seats in Parliament, It’s a bit more complicated regulate marijuana. market in defiance of fed- the Institute for Law and by teachers and other and Prime Minister Manmo- than that in the three states — In all three states asking vot- eral drug law. Holder vowed the Workplace at the Kent public-employee unions, han Singh’s party now de- Colorado, Oregon and Wash- ers to decide whether residents a month before the election College of Law in Chicago. Malin said. pends on the support of out- ington — that could become can smoke pot, the proponents to “vigorously enforce” federal A report that charac- Thomas Hatch, a profes- side parties to keep power. the first to legalize marijuana promise big rewards, though marijuana prohibition. Voters terized the relationship sor at Columbia Universi- It wasn’t clear whether this fall. estimates of tax revenue rejected the measure. between the teachers ty’s Teachers College, said Congress was assured of The debate over how much vary widely. Holder hasn’t been as vocal union and Emanuel as the strike focused atten- their support, and top party tax money recreational mari- There are numerous this year, but that could change. “toxic” was on point, Ma- tion on new teacher evalu- leaders were developing a juana laws could produce is questions about the projec- In early September, nine for- lin said. Now that a deal ations and fears of closing new strategy for maintain- playing an outsize role in the tions, and since no state mer heads of the U.S. Drug has been reached, the neighborhood schools. But ing a parliamentary majority campaigns for and against le- has legalized marijuana for Enforcement Administration challenge for both parties he agreed that some fac- until the next scheduled elec- galization — and both sides anything but medical pur- called on Holder to issue simi- “is to seize that and work tors, such as the personali- tions in 2014. concede they’re not really sure poses, the actual result is lar warnings to Colorado, Or- on really transforming ties involved, are unlikely —Compiled from Associated Press what would happen. anyone’s guess. egon and Washington. the relationship.” to affect other districts. 44A OPINION Opinion Opinion Thursday, September 20, 2012 4 Editor-in-Chief Susannah Jacob interview Q&A: Powers faces Fisher Editor’s note: This is the first installment in a two-part Q&A We certainly hope the [Supreme] with UT President William Powers Jr., former dean of the School of Law, about the Fisher v. UT case, which the U.S. Supreme Court affirms our policies. We Court will hear on Oct. 10. The high court’s decision could influ- think they’re narrowly tailored ence the use of race by college admissions officials nationwide. The interview has been condensed and edited for clarity. and good policies. — William Powers, Jr. Daily Texan: Will you attend the arguments at the Su- preme Court on Oct. 10? William Powers Jr.: Yes. know what the Court’s going to say. We certainly hope the DT: Is Fisher v. UT accurately described as an ‘affirmative Court affirms our policies. We think they’re narrowly tai- action’ case or should a distinction be made? ‘ lored‘ and good policies and they fall under the Grutter WP: Well, that term gets used in a lot of ways. We look at decision [a 2003 landmark case that upheld affirmative ac- a whole variety of criteria. Certainly, how well the person did tion at the University of Michigan Law School]. … We will in high school, and in what areas they did well. It’s not just certainly follow the law, but we don’t know when it would about grade point average; maybe they did fabulously but they go into effect. had that one bad semester sophomore year. How did they do DT: If the court says you can’t use race as a factor, is in high school? What kinds of leadership roles did they take? there some kind of mechanism in the current [Top Ten Were they the student body president? Were they the editor of Percent] law that [dictates] what percentage of the in- the newspaper? Were they the captain of the track team? Did coming class [comes from the] top ten percent? they start a campus-wide program of some sort? They don’t WP: The law was every student in the top ten percent is dominate by any sense, but we look at [an applicant’s] test automatically admitted. That got modified to be that we scores. We look at what kind of background they come from. have to set a top such-and-such percent, so that we get We want a class that makes the whole campus work, and that 75 percent of our Texas class that way, and a quarter of involves looking for diversity. We’re looking for geographic the class is accepted through holistic review. If a decision diversity, we’re looking for students who are first-generation comes down that forbids the use of ethnicity in our holis- students, we’re looking for economic diversity. But in that mix tic process, that amendment goes away and we go back to this case is about: Can ethnicity be one of those factors? That’s admitting everybody in the top ten percent automatically. what the case is about. There’s some people who say ‘Yes’ and DT: So, mathematically, does that mean the class that there’s some people who want to say ‘No’. is first affected by the Supreme Court’s decision under DT: One of the common misconceptions you encoun- that hypothetical would be exclusively top ten percent? ter when discussing Fisher v. UT with people who are WP: Well, we would have already admitted people by unfamiliar with it is [them saying]: “Oh, UT doesn’t use then. race” or “UT doesn’t use affirmative action.” This case DT: Okay but the next class? The class that is to be gets labeled as an affirmative action case. Do you think admitted? counsel from time to time. One would be in the intel- affirmative action is an accurate descriptor? WP: Unless something was done in the legislature. lectual property area, with copyright and stuff like that. WP: Yes, in the holistic review, it is accurate to say race DT: You’ll have already admitted the incoming 2013- Sometimes in litigation, if it’s in a particular area, we need is one of many factors we take into account. The reason 2014 class probably, I mean by May. outside counsel to help. Let me say that it is actually an ef- is other labels that get put on it — we take race into ac- WP: The argument is in October. Typically a decision ficiency-producing technique. If we hired full-time on our count, ethnicity into account, as one factor for every stu- would come down sometime in the spring but we don’t staff all of the lawyers in all of the areas, that would have dent. Anglo students, Asian students, Hispanic students, know that. A lot of this would depend on when the deci- an ongoing wage cost that would far outstrip occasionally African-American students. Just take for example if there’s sion came down. using outside counsel. We also use [UT] System counsel, a non-minority student in a predominantly minority high DT: But if the decision came out in the spring, you’ll we use the [Office of the Texas] Attorney General, so we school who has shown the ability to work across cultural have already admitted the incoming 2013 students, and always try to use the most appropriate counsel possible lines. We look at that for every student. then if nothing’s done in the Legislature, the ruling for the particular legal issue. This is a legal issue that the DT: Would you explain UT’s admission process in the would affect the 2014-2015 class? counsel we selected — they dealt with Grutter, they didn’t holistic sense as an affirmative action policy? WP:Yes. have to come up to speed, they know the issues. This was WP: It is what people would commonly call affirmative DT: Frequently cited by Abigail Fisher supporters are an absolutely appropriate use of outside counsel. action. It is a race-conscious admissions policy. the high dollar amounts UT pays outside counsel. What DT: Is there a potential UT-favorable decision that DT: Is the admissions office going to postpone admis- are those amounts and how are they justified? will nonetheless alter the way students are admitted to sions decisions about the 2013-2014 applicants until af- WP: One, I don’t know what they are. They’re not in- the university? ter the high court issues a decision? substantial. She sued us; we’re defending the lawsuit. We WP: The Court could say, “UT, we set down the law in WP: No. didn’t choose to go to court over this. So if we get sued on Grutter and UT is following Grutter and we affirm the DT: If the University loses, will the first class be ex- it we’re going to defend our policy. It is a critical policy, court of appeals,” in which case it won’t have a legal im- clusively Top Ten Percent applicants? What will happen not just for UT-Austin but for higher education within the pact. They could say you can’t take race into account, or if [UT] loses? country, and it seems odd that somebody would sue us and they could say yes, we affirm Grutter, but there’s one little WP: Part of that depends on the court’s decision and criticize us for defending the lawsuit. thing that’s part of your process that doesn’t follow Grut- part of that depends on the timing. If, for example, the DT: How often do you use outside counsel, would you ter. We have to wait to see what the opinion is before we court decided [the case] in June — courts very often say say? could answer that. that because certain things have already happened — this WP: There are some areas where we have some exper- [the ruling] goes into effect at some later time. We don’t tise, but they’re very technical areas and we use outside (This Q&A will continue tomorrow.) Go Europe: A better (and cheaper) way for the brave

By edgar walters abroad environments that detract from the language immersion process. Picture your first class day at a for- Solo travel offers total im- Daily Texan Columnist eign university: you find yourself in the cafeteria for Last Wednesday, hundreds of students gathered on lunch, where you’re met by a waving group of Ameri- mersion and language learn- Gregory Plaza for the Study Abroad Fair. There they cans with whom you share classes, a dorm and a Face- learned about the life-changing nature of study abroad book group that won’t stop sending you notifications. ing, a cheaper alternative to programs and listened to inspiring catch phrases such Even the most adamant language learner might fail to study abroad and guaranteed as, “Develop a global perspective!” and “Enjoy a once- turn these people down in favor of venturing off into the in-a-lifetime experience!” These selling points are not foreign masses and hoping an established lunch group personal transformation. disingenuous. Pursuing study overseas offers many of native speakers will adopt you. By comparison, when benefits, which are thoroughly documented on the traveling solo and staying in a hostel, it’s much easier Finally, I made a number of “risky” decisions — that Study Abroad Office’s web site. to avoid the English-speaking tourists (mostly Austra- is to say, decisions the Study Abroad Office would ex- But that doesn’t mean that everyone should partake lians). Instead, you’ll find yourself conversing with the plicitly discourage — but which taught me the most. I in these programs. Particularly to those students drawn solo-traveling native speaker across the room. He or had to get over myself and accept help from those who to the idea of a summer study abroad program in West- she is likely to be impressed by your willingness to con- were happy to provide it. I learned to find my voice ern Europe, I offer an alternative: solo travel. verse in his or her own tongue, I promise! in a language I hadn’t mastered, not to mention Ger- Despite originally considering UT’s faculty-led pro- My second reason for preferring solo over Wurzburg: man words like “obdachlos” (homeless) and phrases gram in Würzburg, Germany, I opted for a solo adven- I saved a ton of money. The Study Abroad Office’s es- like “Do I seriously have to pay to use the toilet?” Of ture instead. I spent eight weeks this summer gallivant- timated cost for the Würzburg program is $9,983, and course, as a tall male in a highly developed country, I ing throughout Deutschland, falling in love with its most Western European summer programs offered was less preoccupied with personal safety than others language and developing a fascination for its cultural range in cost from $8,000 to $13,000. I spent less than might be. But even so, few of my adventures were actu- history. They were the best, most informative eight $1,600 during my eight weeks and $990 on airfare. Ob- ally dangerous. I merely took advantage of situations weeks of my entire life, and I returned to the U.S. with viously, I didn’t have to pay tuition during my travels, that might have seemed radical back home: striking up a renewed passion for life and the gratification of hav- which accounted for a significant portion of the dif- conversations with strangers, often befriending them ing made the right choice not to enroll in the Würzburg ference, and therefore I didn’t receive any class credit. after spending an afternoon together and occasionally program. Here are my top reasons. I think the idea of a summer one can’t include on a taking those friends up on offers of transportation or First, I learned a heck of a lot of German. The Study resume terrifies a lot of overachieving UT students, but hospitality. Abroad Office touts on its website that studying abroad it shouldn’t. I’m on track to graduate in four years, I’m Not everyone stands to gain more from solo travel is “the most effective way to learn a language,” but I not pursuing a German major, and even without being than a study abroad program. Solo travel requires a contest that claim. Sure, going abroad and immersing in school, I learned more than I’d ever thought pos- specific kind of student with enough diligence to ac- oneself in a language is almost certainly the best way sible. tually speak a foreign language and self-confidence to to learn it, but that doesn’t suggest that the “studying” Unfortunately, I also didn’t qualify for any scholar- befriend strangers. Even more, it requires a departure component is necessary. In fact, many study abroad ship money. For many students, the Study Abroad Of- from the generational obsession with doing something programs provide unintended hindrances to language fice can help in that regard. Of its many laudable objec- “productive” during every waking moment of one’s life. learning. I was shocked to discover that at least one of tives, most commendable is to “reduce the disparities in For the remaining students, however, solo travel offers the German classes offered through the Würzburg pro- study abroad participation.” But for students who don’t a perfect opportunity for total immersion and language gram was taught in English. If I wanted that experience, qualify for Pell grants or who aren’t in special programs learning, a cheaper alternative to study abroad and a I could find it at home. with specific study abroad scholarships, avenues of guaranteed personal transformation. There are also subtler disincentives in many study funding can be competitive and difficult to find. Walters is a plan II major from Houston.

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WASHINGTON —  e Supreme Court is allowing Texas to use congressional districts that were drawn by a lower federal court for the November election.  e court declined without comment a request from a La- tino rights group to block use of those districts Wednesday.  e groups said the districts dis- criminate against minorities.  e court-drawn map is intended for use only in this year’s election.  e League of United Latin American Citizens said the map has the same  aws identi ed by federal judges in Washington who last month rejected politi- cal boundaries drawn by Texas lawmakers as discriminatory.  e interim congressional Pu Ying Huang | Daily Texan Staff map was used in Texas’ prima- Massage therapist Sheila Tremblay gives a massage to undeclared freshman Safi Jenkins at the HealthyHorns Fest Wednesday afternoon. ries in May and was devised to let the state hold elections while courts considered challenges to redistricting plans adopted by the Legislature following the Festival encourages healthy behavior 2010 Census. -Associated Press By Tiffany Hinman while displaying health-re- “If we do not let students yourself safe.” photo booth, which was lated campus resources. know who we are, students  e Student Health Advi- one of our ideas to bring “Our survey research will not be able to use our sory Committee, composed students to the event,” E L C Y C E R U n i v e r s i t y H e a l t h S e r - shows us that a good num- services,” Bell said. “Our job of students who give feed- Kogar said. vices continues to live up ber of students still don’t does not stop at the doors of back to UHS administra- Kogar helped run a ques- to the Princeton Review’s know that we exist,” Bell the Student Services Build- tors, helped plan Healthy- tion-and-answer game at recent praises as the third- said. “Today we are able to ing. We need to reach out Horns Fest. In addition to the sexual health tent. UHS best college health services serve students who never and bring information to volunteering at the event, aimed to advertise their ♲ THE organization nationwide come to us when they are ill students on campus because SHAC members met with  rst free sexually trans- by o ering a health festival or injured.” that is part of our mission.” the event coordinator in ad- mitted infections testing DAILY featuring information, food HealthyHorns Fest set up Electrical engineering vance to discuss what activi- event next week. Kogar said TEXAN and games. tents for each of its branches, freshman Natalie Herrera ties attract students most. many students may be un- UHS presented its including women’s health, attended the festival and International relations aware of these free sexual “HealthyHorns Fest” on urgent care, general medi- was drawn to UHS’s mer- and global studies senior health services. AFTER Wednesday at Gregory Gym cine and sports medicine. chandising strategy. Kanishka Kogar, a commit- “ is is a great avenue Plaza to educate students Many tents distributed free “I have been trying to tee member, said the orga- to let students know about READING items to students, includ- get one of the mustache T- nization worked hard to our facilities,” Kogar said. about health-related prob- YOUR COPY lems. Sherry Bell, senior ing T-shirts, apples, safe shirts forever,” Herrera said. think on students’ level for “I would hope that students program coordinator for sex kits and thermometers. “I think the free items ini- the event. learn a little bit about how University Health Services, Bell said UHS budgeted tially attract students and “ is year we have a to be healthy.” said the event aims to in- for the purchase of promo- then while they are here form students of the health tional materials to attract they learn about a healthy services UHS provides students’ attention. lifestyle and how to keep

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By Christian Corona emy High School in Sugar a 2.31 ERA last year, will be a national title. gon in Austin, squandering an Astros Land, Texas, Fox cited the de- senior this upcoming season. Texas was eliminated by opportunity to make its  rst sire to be a team’s ace pitcher She and Fox remain good Louisiana-Lafayette in the ever Women’s College World Rising junior Rachel Fox among the many reasons she friends and speak regularly regional round UT hosted Series Final appearance. has con rmed that she will decided to leave Texas. despite no longer being team- in 2011, Fox’s freshman Cardinals be transferring from Texas If Fox transfers to another mates. Sophomore Gabby year. e following season, and intends to choose her Division I school, she will Smith and senior Kim Bruins, the Longhorns were eight future destination in the next have to sit out next year. If she along with Luna, are the only outs away from reaching few weeks. transfers to a Division II pro- three pitchers currently on the Women’s College World Fox served as the team’s gram, she would be eligible to the Longhorns roster. Series before dropping two Athletics No. 2 pitcher behind Blaire pitch right away. Bruins, who also played straight games to Oregon in Luna in both of her years with “Rachel was a very good  rst base, went 7-5 with a the Super Regional. the Longhorns. She posted a student-athlete for us,” the 3.29 ERA, while Smith went Fox won her  rst 12 deci- career record of 32-4 with a University of Texas athletics 4-0 with a 2.15 ERA in 2011. sions, su ering her  rst defeat Tigers 1.72 ERA, striking out 212 department said in a statement Texas  nished last season in a 9-3 loss to Oklahoma on and walking 76 in 243.2 in- issued to e Daily Texan. ranked eighth in the country, May 5. Texas won 32 of its  rst nings while holding opposing “She did not return to us this behind top-ranked Alabama 34 games last season before hitters to a .214 batting aver- season but we wish her well in and fourth-ranked Oklaho- losing six of its next 11 and Rangers age. A highly touted prospect her future endeavors.” ma, whom the Crimson Tide eventually falling in a best-of- Rachel Fox from Fort Bend Baptist Acad- Luna, who went 22-6 with defeated to claim their  rst three Super Regional to Ore- Pitcher

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Webster bounces back from injury NCAA By Rachel Thompson FOOTBALL

At 18 years old, Bailey Web- ster walked into Gregory Gym Kent State as the top volleyball recruit in the nation, leaving her high school in Maryland a semester early to begin her collegiate Buffalo career at Texas. Despite all that was ex- pected of her, she took it in stride, choosing to focus on what she could do to improve her own perfor- LONGHORNS mance as a player. “I didn’t put the pressure on myself,” IN THE MLB Webster said. “I just knew I wanted to get better and try Taylor Teagarden, to be as good as I could be. Catcher There was still a lot of stuff -0/4, 2 K I had to learn.” ree years later, the junior Drew Stubbs, outside hitter walks into that Outfi elder same gym each day, but with -3/5, 3 R, RBI, BB a bit more experience and knowledge on her side, the Sam LeCure, product of several eventful Pitcher years full of triumphs and per- -1.1 IP, 3 K sonal challenges. She played Nathan Goldsmith | Daily Texan Staff in 28 matches as a freshman, helping Texas sweep past the Junior outside hitter Bailey Webster (No. 23) came to Texas as the top recruit in the nation and now serves as team captain. likes of Baylor, Nebraska and TOP TWEET Texas A&M. made me such a stronger per- was difficult to ignore: Web- ter but also maintaining my Four years on the team have Marquise But in the preseason of her son on the inside. It was very ster played every match, ability and doing what I need allowed Webster to watch the Goodwin sophomore year, Webster bene cial and I think it hap- won All-American first to do to lead physically,” she Longhorns grow and change suffered a season-ending in- pened for a reason.” team honors and received said. “It can be a hard thing with new additions each year. @FlashGoodwin jury that required knee sur- After receiving a medical Big 12 Player of the Year because you have to be posi- “Every year the dynamics “ Just getting home redshirt for her sophomore honors. She now serves as a tive even when you may not are di erent, but we’ve always gery, recuperation and a test from campus!Put of character. season, Webster worked team captain. be playing the best. You lead been a strong team and we’ve “It was life-changing for tirelessly to recover from “My biggest challenge is in by example, and it’s fun try- always been a close team,” she in a lot of hours up me,” she said. “I learned a lot the injury and get in shape. becoming a leader and mak- ing to make it all work at the there!” about myself in that year. It The payoff of her efforts ing everyone around me bet- same time.” WEBSTER continues on page 7

FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK FANTASY Longhorns stay strong on road, Starting Bush a no-brainer SPORTS By David Leffl er touchdowns. e question BRIEFLY now is whether or not Bush keeping turnovers to minimum can do it again this week 2012 Men’s Hall With two weeks of NFL against the Jets and Rex Ry- of Honor Class By Lauren Giudice games in the books, fantasy an’s defense. ere’s reason football frenzy has once to believe he can and he Announced again taken over. To ease will. e Jets surrendered Eight distinguished the stress of creating a pow- e Longhorns have been a total of 194 yards to C.J. and decorated former erhouse starting lineup this avoiding costly turnovers this Spiller in Week 1, a player University of Texas stu- week, here are a few players season, capitalizing on gi s with speed and elusiveness dent-athletes are to be to embrace and a few oth- from their defense. similar to Bush’s. With a inducted into the Men’s ers to avoid: They have only coughed rookie quarterback under Athletics Hall of Honor up the ball once so far this center for the Dolphins, later this fall. season — a fumbled snap Start: expect Bush to get the ball e 56th Men’s Hall during the their win against 1) Reggie Bush, RB, early and o en. of Honor class includes Wyoming, after which the Miami Dolphins Major Applewhite (Foot- Longhorns’ defense stopped Wow, Bush played a great 2) Demaryius Thomas, WR, ball, 1998-2001), record- the Cowboys from scor- game against the Oakland Denver Broncos setting quarterback and ing. On the other hand, the Raiders on Sunday, rush- 1999 co-Big 12 O en- Andrew Torrey | Daily Texan Staff PICKS continues on page 7 offense has scored 42 points ing for 172 yards and two sive Player of the Year; Cornerback Quandre Diggs picked off a team-high two passes on Phil Dawson (Football, off turnovers created by Saturday against Mississippi. the defense. Against Ole 1994-97), All-American Miss, the defense generated kicker; Winthrop Gra- three turnovers and the of- hitting the Rebels early and much as we hear about the ham (Track, 1987-89), fense scored touchdowns on ended the  rst quarter with a SEC, with A&M going to Olympian and national all three. 10-0 lead. ey will need that the SEC, all that hype with champion hurdler; and “We’re winning the turn- con dence in away games as the kids, you don’t know Jim Hudson (Football, over battle right now, and it’s they open Big 12 play against whether it would get to 1962-64), safety on UT’s helping more than you can Oklahoma State in Stillwater, them,” Brown said.  rst national champion- even imagine,” head coach Okla., Sept. 29. Defensive end Jackson ship team. Mack Brown said. David Ash hasn’t had a lot Jeffcoat wouldn’t let the Founded in 1957, the of experience on the road, hype of the showdown get Longhorn Hall of Honor Team comfortable on road with Case McCoy starting to him. is one of the most cher- For what was many of the against A&M and Baylor “ ere are a lot of things ished athletic traditions Longhorns’ first away game, away last year, and was able people have been trying to at the University of Texas. the hostile environment at to keep the team in check. hype up,” Je coat said. “But Its governing body — the Ole Mis — admittedly not “When you go on the when you look at it, it’s two Longhorn Hall of Honor a powerhouse of the SEC — road and you can’t hear — di erent teams [coming to] Council — is made up didn’t seem to phase them they’re talking about it be- play each other.” Rhona Wise | Associated Press exclusively of men who at all. ing one of the biggest games Dolphins running back Reggie Bush made a splash against have lettered at UT. e Longhorns started in their school history — as AWAY continues on page 7 the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, tallying two touchdowns. -Texassports.com SPTS/CLASS 7 Thursday, September 20, 2012 sports 7

more of a basketball fam- ily, so I de nitely wasn’t continues from page 6 WEBSTER pushed into volleyball. It AWAY continues from page 6 was de nitely my decision, Brown continues dominance and my family was behind ough David Ash’s said. “ at’s a de nite plus me 100 percent.” arm stole the show Satur- about playing for Texas.” And although she was day night, Malcolm Brown This past weekend, born in Texas, making the gained 128 yards and two she tallied 14 kills while move from the East Coast touchdowns. He leads the sweeping Cincinnati. As to down south was a bit of team with 238 total rushing the team heads into Big an adjustment. yards this season. 12 play, Webster said en- “ ere was a di erence “When Joe [Bergeron] suring the team’s prepara- in the way people acted, came out, Malcolm had tion is a major goal. how people were so nice what I thought was by far his “I’m really focused on us here,” Webster said. “It’s best game,” said head coach working well together,” she subtle and people don’t no- Mack Brown. said. “We’re such a great tice it. I miss Maryland, but Malcolm scored on a 5-yard team and we need to  gure I love it here.” run and then a 12-yard run it out and make sure we’re Head coach Jerritt Elliott on Saturday. Last season, the well prepared.” thinks Webster’s work ethic running backs were plagued Athletics pulses through allowed her to bounce back with injuries, and now that Webster’s blood. Both of and develop the leadership Bergeron has incurred a shoul- her parents played college skills she shows every day der injury, Brown may need to basketball, and her sister on the court. continue his dominance. played volleyball for the “She was extremely University of Alabama. De- committed to coming Horns staying grounded Elisabeth Dillon | Daily Texan Staff spite her athletic pedigree, back stronger,” Elliot said The Longhorns are a Running back Malcolm Brown carried 21 times for 128 yards and two touchdowns, toppling Ole Webster said volleyball was said. “Being a leader has young team, and after Miss 66-31. her choice. been a big learning curve winning their first three “I’ve always played for her, but she’s got all the games with relative ease, must be kept in check. Brown said. “I think they West Virginia and Okla- sports, but we’ve always right values to lead. She’s confidence must be pretty “I think the environment pretty much understand what homa games won’t be won had the freedom to play got that ability where peo- high. But head coach Mack here is we get too high too they’ve got ahead of them.” quite as easily as their first what we wanted to play,” ple just want to follow her. Brown said that confidence fast, we get too low too fast,” The Oklahoma State, three games. she said. “My family is It’s been fun to watch.”

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ENTERTAINMENT The campus did not re- continues from page 10 lease an alert until two TEXTS hours after the first shots to decipher these words What makes all the criti- were fired. Ultimately, it may have made for a good cism of UT’s response to the is the students and faculty chuckle that day, but it is bomb threat so unsettling is that are to be praised for no laughing matter when that it all could have been their calm and organized people who go online avoided if UT had respond- exodus from campus. for updates on our Uni- ed to this incident in the “We’re very proud of stu- versity’s safety see these way it has responded in the dents’ reactions,“ Harkins mistakes. Dr. Rolando past. When the PCL shoot- said. “Thank you for what Hinojosa-Smith, professor ing happened in 2010, stu- you did. Internally, we are of English in the College dents were kept up to date working to get better.” of Liberal Arts, said that with a string of concise, in- this is not a reflection of formative text messages and UT, just the person who emails. UT was lauded for Emergency Texts wrote the message. “Why its quick action and emer- not have something pre- gency text response system. Evacuation Due to threats pared?” offered Hinojosa- Austin Police Chief Art on campus immediately Smith, who suggested that Acevedo was quoted at the evacuate all buildings get as a template be created for time as saying, “It became far away from the buildings these kinds of emergencies readily apparent that the as possible. Further in case they happen again. University of Texas was pre- information to come. According to Harkins, pared for this situation.” Trent Lesikar | Daily Texan Staff there are 15 templates avail- So what happened be- Ryan Gosling eats a popsicle backstage during Fun Fun Fun Fest last year. Rumors of Gosling on able for emergency text and tween then and now? campus have sent many on a search for the “Drive” star. email correspondence. The “We needed more fol- continue to stay outside problem arises when these low-up,“ Harkins said, buildings, they are being templates don’t fit the situa- remarking that during checked and cleared. Next tion, and information must the PCL shooting inci- update will follow shortly Hey girl, seen me on campus? be transposed without a dent there was a seem- construct. Another prob- ingly constant stream of by Sarah-Grace Sweeney type in “Drive” (we all remem- puppies in similar stances (and lem with the templates is updates across all medi- ber that tight white T-shirt and if we are being honest, Gosling that once you fill in perti- ums of communication, The time specified in the golden scorpion jacket), the is always cuter). nent information, they will including social media. phone threat has past, but all Hey girl, have you heard Ryan brilliant campaign manager If you happen to be one of often go far beyond one “There are places where buildings are not yet cleared Gosling is in town? in “The Ides of March,” and a the lucky few to run into Gos- or even two text messages we can do better,“ Har- A decision on resuming While the rumor is that Gos- shirtless womanizer in “Crazy, ling, take a deep breath. This since all text messages have kins said. Overall though, ops including classes is ling, Christian Bale and Natalie Stupid, Love.” where he revealed would be a very appropriate a 160-character limit. he said, “things went Portman are all in town working the most perfect set of abs in a time to stare. It could be a Other universities seem pretty well.” on an unnamed Terrence Mal- re-creation of the most famous once-in-a-lifetime moment, to be able to use their spell It is true that things ick film, all the hype surrounds scene in “Dirty Dancing.” and Gosling is very worthy check just fine. Email could have been worse. buildings may be retenter Gosling. Yesterday alone, there Gosling’s face has been pasted of one of those long, creepy messages sent to students Virginia Tech has only today at noon, todays were rumors that he was spotted on every surface of the Internet stares usually reserved for a at North Dakota State recently begun to resolve classes are canceled, and on the Drag, in the Belo Center ever since, consisting mostly of cute stranger across the cof- University show concise several lawsuits regarding other activities will resume for New Media, at Kerbey Lane the “Hey Girl” meme in which fee shop. And some advice wording and relevant its sloppy performance at 5:00PM. Cafe, at Spider House Cafe and a picture of Gosling’s face is ac- straight from my editor: it information despite a during the shooting that on the West Campus bus. companied by commentary. should be a law to flirt with stressful situation. took place there in 2007. Ryan Gosling is a man who There is a Hey Girl meme for Ryan Gosling. Why not? Best- plays in a quirky band, broke up typography, medieval history, case scenario: it is love at first a street fight in New York City political science and interna- sight and you spend the rest of and brought his dog George on tional development. And don’t your lives together. forget about Ryan Gosling Dis- While Austin is no strang- Late Night with Jimmy Fallon continues from page 1 because he feared that he wasn’t neyland Cats, which I, the uber er to celebrity sightings, it is YOUTUBE fan, don’t even understand. clear that Gosling is at least a interesting enough on his own. as his YouTube channel’s video. Cozart often doubles zart said he knew the video Feminist Ryan Gosling — little bit special. Whether or Gosling’s rise to fame was character. He is more mel- in his productions, appear- would not be as popular as now also a book — features not the sightings are true, we slow and steady until last year. low and calm outside of ing as multiple charac- the Harry Potter video was, his perfectly scruffy face along- can all give a collective fan- Women everywhere swooned his videos. ters. In one video he plays which hit one million views side feminist theory. There is girl (or boy) sigh that our over Gosling’s role as Noah in “It’s more difficult to be twins who are fighting over soon after its release, but as handmade Ryan Gosling who chances of coming in con- “The Notebook” in 2004. He sporadic and spontaneous a current/ex-girlfriend. In a Lord of the Rings fan, he applauds Pinterest-obsessed tact with Hollywood’s good- got an Oscar nod for “Half Nel- when I don’t have a script,” his Harry Potter video, he had to pay tribute to one of women everywhere for their looking golden boy have son” in 2006. But the real craze Cozart said. “I’m a theater plays both the singer and his favorite stories. craftiness. Is Ryan Gosling increased exponentially. began after his heart-wrench- kid at heart — I have to act. the a cappella musician. Part of Cozart’s success Cuter than a Puppy? is a blog Lucky for me, at Mozart’s ing role in “Blue Valentine.” Of course, there is some While Cozart is certainly and another one of his on Tumblr that compares pic- last Saturday night, I lingered Since then, Gosling has level of my personality that not the only YouTuber or trademarked techniques tures of Gosling with pictures of when I gave him his change. played the strong and silent is like that.” filmmaker to do this, his is his ability to ride on Cozart’s YouTube chan- split personality technique the waves of the Internet’s nel Paint has more than is one of his trademarks. fandom. For example, he 220,000 subscribers. Paint “It’s not a very complicat- released his Harry Potter continues from page 10 had around 7,000 subscrib- ed technique,” Cozart said. video the day the final film FEAR ers the morning “Harry “Basically you just film half came out. come to Fantastic Fest is to see praised the film for its slow burn Anyone trying to sample Potter in 99 Seconds” of it, split it in half and then “Fandom is a huge thing horror cinema from all corners approach to a typical demonic this year’s eclectic slate of films launched. By the evening, film the other half. It is dif- on the Internet,” Cozart of the globe, and this year’s possession story, and Bogliano would be smart to come dur- it had more than 12,000. ficult when you have music, said. “Fan fiction and slate doesn’t disappoint. “The has a touch for building inten- ing the second half of the festi- “I had been producing because it’s just really hard things like that have huge Collection” (94 minutes, 5:45 sity that can’t be denied. val, which lasts until Thursday, YouTube videos for six to lip-synch.” followings. Any way I can p.m. Friday) is the sequel to And then there are the films Sept. 27. Most of the industry years, and I had always Cozart said it became throw myself onto the wave indie slasher “The Collector.” at Fantastic Fest that stretch types flee Austin at the end of tried to see if I could make more difficult for him to is good for me.” The original was a viciously the boundaries of good taste, opening weekend, leaving the a viral video, if I could tap keep the channel updated Which brings Cozart to entertaining surprise, and the rationality or just simply are remaining four days of the fest into that market,” Cozart once he started college. his next project: “Twilight sequel finds lone survivor Ar- too strange to fit in at any more sparsely attended. The said. “I thought, ‘I’m a “I had a tough time jug- in 99 Seconds.” While he kin (Josh Stewart) venturing other festival. later and the busier the time Harry Potter fan, so I might gling work, school and a cannot guarantee that he into the Collector’s lair to save No film has me more simul- slot, the less likely a screening as well try to dive in.’” social life,” Cozart said. can make the video while a recent victim. taneously intrigued and put is to sell out, and even the most It took more than two Another barrier for he is a full-time college stu- “Doomsday Book” (115 off than “The Final Member,” packed screenings have standby months to create the con- Cozart has been the real- dent, Cozart said he would min, 6:20 p.m. Thursday) (75 min, 8:50 p.m. Thursday), lines that often let a lucky few cept, record and edit “Har- ization that his YouTube like to release a video sum- teams up Korean directors Jee- a documentary about men slip in under the wire. ry Potter in 99 Seconds.” In channel is his job. Ever ming up Twilight’s plot woon Kim (“I Saw the Devil”) obsessed with penises, human all of his musical videos, since the Harry Potter when the movie premieres and Pil-Sung Yim (“Hansel and or otherwise. “Holy Motors,” Cozart makes the beat and video went viral, making in November. Gretel”) for an anthology about (115 min, 8:50 p.m. Friday) sings the words to his songs videos is the way Cozart “With the multiple per- the apocalypse. “I Saw the Dev- is an examination of identity and then mashes the audio makes money to help pay sonality thing, I think I il” was an audience favorite at from French director Leos recordings together. Be- for his education and living want to make a Twilight in the 2010 festival, and “Dooms- Carax. Denis Lavant, playing cause he is a one-man band, expenses. He sells his songs 99 seconds, and have one day Book” seems like it’ll be a jaw-dropping 11 roles, drew Cozart’s videos often have on iTunes, where they have of me like Twilight and the just as much fun, spelling out rave reviews for his perfor- many levels of audio. His been featured as the most other me not like Twilight,” three different world-ending mance at the film’s Cannes most recent video, “Lord of sold comedy song. Cozart said. scenarios in two hours. Film Festival premiere. the Rings in 99 Seconds,” “I’ve had a harder time Cozart is not a fan of the Adrian Garcia Bogliano was Finally, “The ABCs of Death” has 20 layers of audio. coming up with an idea popular vampire series by at last year’s festival with “Pen- (123 min, 9:00 p.m. Saturday) “I don’t know anything and making videos because Stephenie Meyer. He said umbra,” and he returns this year is a horror anthology commis- about recording – I record now I have an audience he went to see the first with “Here Comes the Devil,” sioned by Drafthouse CEO/ it and that’s it,” Cozart to maintain,” Cozart said. movie and has had noth- (97 min, 11:20 p.m. Thursday), certified madman Tim League. Fantastic Fest said. “That’s what I’m do- “There is a lot of pres- ing to do with the series a Mexican film about two chil- Twenty-six directors from ing in college, I’m hoping sure. Because it’s my job, since then. dren who mysteriously disap- around the world each tackle a When: Sept. 20-27 to learn how to edit music I have to keep that audi- “There are lot of people pear while playing just out of letter of the alphabet, and the Where: Alamo Draft- and how to record myself, ence. It hinders the creative passionate about it, so I their parents’ sight. When they sizzle reel screened at SXSW house S. Lamar to make it easier.” process for me.” think it will get me views,” return, they bring something promised one of the most de- Price: $59 But Cozart does not just Cozart released his Lord Cozart said. “It will appeal supernatural with them, and mented, gleefully horrific films include multiple layers of of the Rings video this past both to the people who things promise to get weirder to ever hit Fantastic Fest. Plan Website: audio — he often also in- July. It currently stands at hate it and the people who from there. Early reviews have your meals accordingly. http://fantasticfest.com cludes multiple layers of almost 700,000 views. Co- love it.”

ALbuM REvIEw | ShIELdS Artist: Grizzly Bear New Grizzly Bear album may only please veteran fans Genre: Indie Rock Album: Shields by Ricky Stein albums displayed a marked on the whole don’t have the track “A Simple Answer.” progress from its previous same captivating power as The song is reminiscent of Label: Warp Records work. “Horn of Plenty” was their preceding three al- John Lennon’s solo work, “Shields,” the fourth album a lo-fi experimental catharsis bums. The first five songs all with its driving piano, “In- Release date: 9/18/2012 by Brooklyn-based indie rock by founding singer/songwrit- bleed into one, as they are set stant Karma” shuffle and band Grizzly Bear, ostensibly er Ed Droste, “Yellow House” mostly in minor keys (fun soaring vocal lines. finds the quartet painted into documented the group com- has never been Grizzly Bear’s The subsequent song, an art-rock corner. After the ing together as a band, and forte) and contain the occa- “What’s Wrong?” is another just lie down, and close your The rest of the album fades widespread critical acclaim with “Veckatimest” they hit sional obtuse line, such as “If standout track, tying an or- eyes for once, before your will back into indistinctness, lis- for “Horn of Plenty,” (2004) full stride, creating a lush, I speak in rounds for a while chestral arrangement to a just goes” and reminds the lis- tenable without being par- “Yellow House” (2006) and the cinematic indie rock master- letting my tongue swell / I’ll gaiting jazz beat. Singer/ tener of everything that was ticularly impressive. Grizzly majestic, piercingly haunting piece that exceeded their fans’ be sure to try and explain songwriter/guitarist Dan- great about “Veckatimest.” Bear has made some great “Veckatimest” (2009), Grizzly already high expectations. myself to dispel.” iel Rossen lends his breathy, The song is simultaneously music and will continue to Bear struggles for direction in With “Shields” they have The second side of the re- pleading intonation to the redolent of “Pet Sounds” and make more, but first-time lis- its latest release. no such luck. The music isn’t cord is much better, opening lines “Cloistered from your- “A Love Supreme,” which is teners should begin elsewhere Each of the band’s first three unlistenable, but the songs with the obvious standout self, you never even try / Best no easy task. in their catalog. COMICS 9

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SCIENCE Doubt hurts future marriages

Afterward, the researchers SCIENCE asked them to perform acts such as touching toilet pa- SCENE per with (artificial) feces on By Robert Starr it, rubbing a (not actually) http://bit.ly/dt_science used toothbrush on their face or sticking a needle into Do you doubt your “I Do”? a (real) cow’s eye. The results A UCLA study suggests showed that participants that, while not abnormal, who had watched the erotic husbands and wives-to- clips were more inclined to be may want to listen to perform disgusting actions. their gut if they feel doubt about their future mar- Cancer screenings working riages. Nineteen percent of Preventive care is gener- women and 14 percent of ally a good idea, although men who expressed uncer- there’s a risk in almost every- tainty about their new lives thing. In the case of breast shortly after the wedding cancer screenings, there’s ended up divorced within the possibility of “overdiag- four years, compared to nosis,” or finding cancers the 8 percent of women that wouldn’t cause any and 9 percent of men who harm to their hosts. While felt more confident. In fact, these particular cancers are this doubt gave a stronger harmless, the treatments are indication of the success of not, and at this point, there the marriage than relation- aren’t any good ways of tell- ship satisfaction, parental ing the difference between marital status, engagement non-threatening tumors and difficulty or even whether those that will turn more ag- or not the couple lived to- gressive. Fortunately, a new gether before the ceremony. European study reports that, Still, the authors don’t advo- overall, the screening pro- cate that nervous brides and cess is saving lives by detect- grooms run screaming from ing and preventing cases of the altar. Instead, co-author deadly cancers as opposed Thomas Bradbury says, to overdiagnosed types. Fu- “Talk about [your doubt] ture research could hope- and try to work through it. fully develop better screen- You hope that the big issues ing methods to distinguish have been addressed before between the two types. the wedding.” Monkeying around Arousal suppresses disgust Often, when we have a Sex is gross, at least when difficult time making up looked at objectively, but it’s our minds, we consult our also a necessity for humans friends. Researchers at the to propagate. The problem Wake Forest Baptist Medical is, we have also evolved a Center have come up with disgust mechanism, which a better idea: surgically im- Raquel Breternitz | Daily Texan Staff might get in the way of our plant a decision-making sys- reproduction. However, a tem into your brain. These then gave them cocaine to prove, the monkeys’ scores as new miracle cures. A new analysis, back to the sources new study published this researchers trained monkeys impair the decision-making in the matching game, de- paper in the journal PLOS of the story, often finding it week by researchers at the to perform at a 70-75 per- parts of their brains. The spite the impairments. Medicine confirms that this in the abstract conclusions University of Groningen in cent success rate in a com- monkeys’ scores in the game spin is rampant in the me- of the original paper. This the Netherlands shows that puterized matching game immediately plummeted. Science spin dia, finding it in approxi- implies that the spin existed sexual arousal actually in- and then implanted micro- However, the researchers Media outlets receive fre- mately half of the media even before the press release hibits our feelings of disgust. electrode manipulators into found that they could use quent criticism for misrep- coverage that they viewed. came out and that reform For the study, participants the primates’ skulls. The sci- the brain implants to recre- resenting and exaggerating More surprisingly, how- in scientific journalism watched either an erotic, entists monitored how the ate the neural signals from research breakthroughs, ever, they traced much of may need to begin with the exciting or neutral film clip. monkeys’ neurons fired and before and restore, if not im- selling small advancements that spin, using multifactor scientists themselves.

FILM CAMPUS Ethan Hawke in director Scott Derickson’s Unclear directions “Sinister.” The movie will be screened dur- ing Fantastic confuse students Fest at the Alamo By Rene Castro the 300-foot radius around Drafthouse one building will inevitably South Lamar at overlap with the 300-foot 8:30 p.m. Friday. Last Friday, about radius of another build- 70,0000 people poured into ing. Police o cers on MLK the streets of Austin warily Boulevard guided people looking at their cell phones. away from the evacuation ese students were read- radius of all buildings. Not ing instructions sent to knowing these details, how- them by the UT-Austin ever, is what confused many o cials whose job it is to people. get students, faculty and Contributing to the lack sta away from threats and of clarity on that rainy day lead people to safety. ose was the poor grammar 70,000 people were all rely- found in these messages. On ing on the directions sent the surface, grammar could to them, and the directions be considered a very low Associated Press were misleading. priority in emergency situ- ose on campus were ations; however someone told by text message to get who is reading “Evacuations as far away from University due to threats on campus buildings as possible. Many immediately. Evacuate …” Film festival to bring fear to Austin people did exactly that, may have a di erent reac- tion than someone else who By Alex Williams leaving campus and follow- Other hot tickets at the fest son (Ethan Hawke) discovers min, 6 p.m. Saturday) tells the ing the instructions of help- sees it as “Evacuations due include Rian Johnson’s time- something haunting in a box of famous (and o -adapted) sto- ful police o cers who were to threats on campus. Im- travel thriller “Looper,” (118 videotapes le in his attic. ry of the Amityville hauntings stopping vehicle tra c so mediately evacuate …” e ere is no  lm festival in the min, 6:15 p.m. Sunday). e Critics lauded “Sinister” with the help of  rst-hand wit- that pedestrians could cross  rst sentence implies that world quite like Fantastic Fest. Daily Texan will have a full re- when it was screened at South ness Daniel Lutz. “Room 237” MLK Boulevard. In a press there is an immediate threat Every September, the Alamo view for you next week, but this By Southwest, and when a (102 min, 2:30 p.m Sunday) is conference shortly a er the to campus and to evacuate. Dra house Cinema on South isn’t a  lm to be missed, espe- mainstream horror  lm that’s an entirely di erent approach, University was deemed safe, is idea that there is an Lamar is taken over by the festi- cially since Johnson and star not a remake or a sequel gets a  lm examining Stanley Ku- UT president William Pow- immediate threat can lead val for a week, and this year, the Joseph Gordon-Levitt will be in this much attention, it o en brick’s “ e Shining” and the ers Jr. stated that the inten- to a very frantic evacuation. exterior of the theater has been attendance at Sunday’s screen- means audiences are in for various conspiracy theories tion was never to evacuate e second sentence im- painted black and white for the ing. More than that, “Looper” something special. surrounding it, including ties campus, only to evacuate plies that there are threats opening night  lm, Tim Bur- is easily one of the best  lms Fantastic Fest hasn’t always to the JFK assassination and the buildings. on campus and evacuations ton’s “Frankenweenie.” Burton’s of the year so far, a beautifully been known for its documen- the moon landing. As a bonus “We did not plan to need to be done immedi- newest  lm will play on four executed moral argument that taries, but they’ve stepped up for audiences, screenings of evacuate the campus,” said ately. e lack of a comma screens ursday night with  nds the humanity that so their game this year. “Exorcist “Room 237” will be followed Bob Harkins, associate vice or period can make all the director and cast members much science  ction lacks. in the 21st Century” (80 min, by a special presentation of president for Campus Safety the di erence. in attendance. Students eager Austin screenwriter C. Rob- 9:35 p.m. Saturday) tracks a “ e Shining” played back- and Security. Harkins noted ere were also glaring to check out some of this year’s ert Cargill is the twisted mind Vatican-approved exorcism, ward and forward simulta- that the plan for evacuat- misspellings, the most ob-  lms but unable to a ord a behind “Sinister,” (110 min, and should be a fascinating, if neously, which is about as ing people from University vious being “retenter” and badge will have a chance to at- 8:30 p.m. Friday) a horror  lm occasionally hard-to-swallow, disorienting as it sounds. buildings involves mov- the incorrect use of “past” tend screenings via standby that seems to turn the concept look at one of horror cinema’s But the main reason people ing all persons at least 300 rather than “passed”. Trying lines, especially in the second of found footage on its head few archetypal protagonists. feet away from those build- half of the festival. when struggling writer Elli- “My Amityville Horror” (88 FEAR continues on page 8 ings. e problem is that TEXTS continues on page 8