VOL. XLIV, No. 7 October 21, 2014 Office for Student Engagements’ new policies affect student organizations

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By Courtney Morrison Members of student or- ganizations have usu- these changes will be es of the organization, are no longer taking Staff Writer ganizations are being ally been asked to keep that all current orga- such as their funding, place is because of the The Office for Stu- more closely moni- a positive balance of nizations must have a org space, and abil- stricter academic eligi- dent Engagement (OSE) tored. The closer mon- $25.00 in their ac- UMD faculty member ity to hold meetings, bility standards being is the place to be when itoring is due to the count but recently the as their adviser. This over the summer break. enforced, and student looking for something “instances where stu- balance was changed is to try and increase Knowles says this will organizations miss- to do on campus. Re- dents say they are stu- to $50.00. Knowles the continuity of stu- “cut down on the anxi- ing registration dead- cently, there have dents at UMD and are said this is because dent organizations. ety that comes from lines because when been some changes to not, adding more ac- “Staff members asked Another change that having to prepare your students graduate the the student organiza- countability.” accord- for the change, so that will go into affect in club before Welcome organization tends to tion policies and more ing to Seth Knowle, if a student organiza- March is the registra- week in September.” move on with the grad- to come in the future. the student organi- tion spent more money tion process. Organiza- The OSE sends out a uating student.” says The rules and regu- zations coordinator. then they planned to tions will be allowed to bi-weekly bulletin to Knowle. If your’e look- lations that have al- A newer change they have more cush- take part in the registra- all of its organizations ing for more informa- ready been in place for is the positive bal- ion to fall back on.” tion process on March to keep them updated tion on policy changes some time are being ance organizations are More changes will 23rd 2015. This will on any changes tak- or student organiza- more strictly followed asked to keep in their be taking place in allow new members to ing place. “ The reason tions the OSE updates by the OSE this year. accounts. Student or- March 2015. One of have all the privileg- that some organizations their website regularly. UM-Dearborn takes a stand against bullying and discrimination

By Valerie Zaleski pened where students posted around campus and shed the labels they ing and buttons to wear were encouraged to wear Guest Writer posted the #MGoesPurple displaying the statistics have been given from bul- for showing their sup- purple to show their The taunting, teasing support and were able and harassing, when does to attend ally training. it stop? After graduating The UM-Dearborn’s is- high school, many think sue of bullying “can al- their days of being bul- ways be improving and set- lied will come to an end. ting the standard for other Unfortunately for many campuses,” said Mariam students, it continues in Mustafa. This campus college by means of dis- strives to be an inclusive crimination. In response, university and wants stu- from October 13 to October dents to feel that they are 17 this year, Student Gov- included rather than feel- ernment partnered with ing harassed by others. Pride and the Include to The outcome of the Anti- raise awareness about bul- Bullying Week campaign lying through their Anti- is in hopes that the observ- Bullying Week campaign. ers of bullying will point The Anti-Bullying Week it out to those in the act of campaign ran events from discriminating their peers Monday through Thursday because sometimes all it to increase student aware- banner as their Facebook of bullying. On Wednes- lies. This also provided port. On Thursday, also takes to end the bullying ness concerning the topic profile picture. On Tues- day, the UC stage sup- students with more in- known as National Anti- is telling that person what of bullying. On Monday, day, an ad campaign was ported students to share formation about bully- Bullying Day, students they are actually doing. a social media push hap- October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal / 2 News Vol. XLIV, No. 7 Students’ Voice How do you feel about the new food vendor and the changes in the UC this year?

“That mac and cheese though.” “Two words. Jamba Juice!” 100 students were asked to answer a poll. These are the results.

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“I like the options.”

“The burgers are too flat.” “The mac and cheese is heaven.”

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Editor-In-Chief Savannah Rheinhart Managing Editor Tyesha Vinson Copy Editor Melissa Levesque News Editor Larisa Marian Sports Editor Ricky Lindsay Opinions Editor Laura Sanchez Arts and Entertainment Editor Monica Sabella Student Life Editor Craig Henderson Web Editor DeAndre Kelly Photo Editor Rebecca Gallagher Advertising Manager Angela Melendez Business Manager Kevin Landwehr Adviser Tim Kiska October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal / 3 Vol. XLIV, No. 7 News Q & A with Matt Beaudry, Director of Athletics By Ricky Lindsay tionship that was started and rounding our student athletes boost student attendance? over the next several months. leadership and commitment Sports Editor also advancing it to where with resources to be success- A: I think it starts with the Being Week 1, it’s too early to the athletic program that Matt Beaudry was an- it’s beneficial to both Ann ful, both academically, ath- athletic director. He needs to to answer all those questions. is allowing us to generate nounced as the University Arbor and Dearborn. And the letically, and socially. I look be available to the students, Q: The marketing cam- excitement and planning for of Michigan-Dearborn’s Di- best part about it is, I’ve had at that comprehensive of and specifically, the student paign by the athletic de- the future.’ We start to look at rector of Athletics on Oct. the opportunity to work with education experience. Those government, and build on partment last year seemed that, and the dust has settled. 6. He spent the past seven Dave Brandon and some of three areas, with financial that relationship and really to go over real well with A lot of student athletes, staff years at the Big Ten Con- the administrators with my support, we can really devel- invest in students and student athletes on this campus. Is (and) coaches have been in ference, Tulane University, time at the Big Ten Confer- op and prepare our students athletes. We need to identify this something that could and out of my office all week. Michigan State University, ence, and I look forward to be successful. My back- who we are, what we repre- be continued to recog- It’s been great getting to and Okemos High School. to expanding on that here. ground has been extremely sent, and how we can sup- nize our campus athletes? know them. Sitting here, a lot Sports Editor, Ricky Lind- Q: What’s the most financial based at different port each other. When we’re A: Promoting our student of times I get started on one say sat down with Beaudry on pressing thing athletically institutions and also several able to do that, I think we’ll athletes will be so important, project that I just got out of a Oct. 17 for a Q-and-A session. that you believe needs to organizations and I look for- have a collective mission and and our programs as well. meeting on and I get to have Q: What made UM-Dear- be addressed in your first ward to continuing that here. that will embrace the student We need to recognize their a conversation. It brings me born an attractable destination? couple of months here? Q: You’ve worked with body, attendance and support achievements, academically, back to the purpose of why A: First and foremost, A: I think if I was to identi- Big Ten teams and have seen that all of us are looking for. athletically and in the com- we’re here and that’s for the Chancellor Little, Vice Chan- fy number one priority would what makes them success- Q: The men’s soccer, la- munity. They commit a tre- students. That’s so important cellor Henderson and Dr. be make sure we’re embrac- ful. What can you bring from crosse, and softball teams mendous amount of time and to me and why I accepted this Ann Lampkin-Williams were ing athletics through the that aspect to UM-Dearborn? play off campus. What energy into the university, position, in addition to the extremely supportive during outstanding university that is the interview process and represented here. As a team really allowed me to open going forward, I think every- up the vision of the athletic one has a really bright smile department in accordance and excitement about them. with Chancellor Little’s Vi- Q: What was your first sion 20-20. When I was on week on campus like? campus, the students, sup- A: It was very full. I got port and unity of the univer- here at 7 a.m. and shortly sity was really paramount, after that, I met with Vice and that’s what enticed me Chancellor Henderson for to come here and be a part several hours. From there, I of this outstanding team. had additional meetings. And Q: You talked about the then also, we held an all-staff, vision. What is the vision? head-coaches only, and stu- A: I think at this point we dent-athletes only meetings. are trying to identify and as- And that was a great way sess what that vision looks for me to introduce myself. like. We’ve had great con- Q: You seem very student- versations on the future of athlete driven. How did they the athletic program here at receive you on Monday? the University of Michigan- A: I thought they were Dearborn, and I think to outstanding. When I was some degree, it’s our respon- here on campus, that was sibility to draw that map. So one of the greatest takeaways our message has been to the from the interview process, staff, the coaches and the stu- was qualified and educated dent athletes that right now, the student body was. They in the interim, we have pri- are extremely driven and mary objectives, and that is committed to academics, and to show tremendous commit- that’s so important to me. I ment and a work ethic, and believe the other elements, compete in everything we do Photo Courtesy of Ricky Lindsay/MJ athletics, community, are and have fun. Over the next such an integral part of what months with various constit- community, and that starts A: The culture and expec- is your stance on getting as well as their respective we’re trying to develop, and uents, starting with Chancel- with us. I want to gather sup- tation. I said this to our stu- these teams closer to Dear- sports. It’s our responsibility that’s a comprehensive stu- lor Little to Dr. Ann Lampkin port and build a tradition that dent athletes, and echoed it to born, if not on campus? to make sure we’re serving dent that’s prepared to lead Williams, Vice Chancellor our university staff and stu- staff and also during the in- A: It’s very exciting right them to the highest standard in the real world. When they Henderson and our entire dents will be proud of, and terview process, is I want to now as we enter into the Vic- and allowing their accom- leave here, they represent the university staff, is to really that will be a focal point over create a culture that is a learn- tor’s Campaign (Oct. 24), and plishments to be recognized. university very well — (as draw that onto a piece of pa- the next several months and ing community and is allow- we’re really going to take a Q: You’ve been hired in well as) the community they per and find what our map beyond that as well. I believe ing us to teach and our stu- look at the environment that to lead a department that came from, the community will look like down the road. if we can really extend across dents to learn. Number two, other NAIA institutions have has seen a sizable amount of they developed here and the Q: How do you feel campus and create a great re- is to bring the commitment developed, not only in our change in the past year and a community they may go into. about the increased ties lationship with different units and energy necessary to be conference, but across the half. Is the change only begin- Q: You’re settling into with the University of and staff members, and cre- successful, and finally allow- country. And that will sort of ning or has the dust settled? your first week on cam- Michigan (Ann Arbor) ate that environment that’s ing our teams to compete and steer the direction of how we A: I think it’s exciting for pus, but where would you campus? Is this something conducive to higher educa- prepare to achieve success to approach facilities and future everyone to see the group like to see this campus that can only get stronger? tion and success, not only their optimal level. I’ve real- planning for the athletic pro- coming together. I think this athletically in five years? A: Absolutely. I think that will we see our programs ly been around great leaders gram. I think having facilities is a great opportunity for us A: In five years, I would is a very intriguing part of the develop, but we’ll see our and programs that identified on campus certainly creates a to work together and start love to really represent the interview process and also students develop into great it at the core and what that great environment, not only to identify and plan. Dr. conference, the university, taking this position. What an citizens and be prepared for needs, and it’s personal com- for our student athletes, but Ann Lampkin-Williams did and the NAIA at a high level, outstanding university to be a success in the 21st century. mitment for a greater pur- our general community to an outstanding job getting not only competitively, but part of; the brand, the recog- Q: From the look of pose. When you serve that, be part of, and that will be the athletic program to this academically, and see our nition, the awareness, and the your biography, you seem I really believe it allows you something Chancellor Little, point, and I’m very proud to student athletes achieving reputation that the University well-rounded with bud- to serve the mission and en- Vice Chancellor Henderson, be able to follow her lead- success in the community as of Michigan, the University gets. How can this skill be hance the culture of the uni- as well as myself, will work ership. When I got here on well. I’d like to see us take in- of Michigan-Dearborn, and useful to UM-Dearborn? versity and athletic program. together to identify what is Monday, that was one of the cremental steps in a positive the entire Michigan system A: I think financial stabili- Q: Since I’be been here right for the University of very first things I said to our direction with the programs not only brings within our re- ty and growth is certainly go- (2011-present), student at- Michigan-Dearborn. That’s staff, ‘Recognize Dr. Ann we currently have, the future gion, but on a national basis, ing to be a focal point in our tendance has been down. sort of the questions that we Lampkin-Williams over the ideas we might have, and also is really exciting. I look for- athletic program, and sur- What do you think can help need to develop and learn next several weeks for her any changes that might occur. ward to continuing that rela-

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Email us at [email protected] The Michigan Journal/4 October 21, 2014 opinions Vol. XLIV, No. 7 Shame on you “Shaming someone for their personal choices is cowardly, By SAVANNAH RHEINHART Editor-in-Chief mean, and shameful in and of itself.” Since the beginning of a worldwide phenomenon. choices is cowardly, mean, room to judge someone for ligent, it is also dangerous. mental and understand that time, people have always Whether it’s calling someone and shameful in and of itself. waiting until marriage to Commenting on how shaming women, and men, judged each other. I’m sure fat, ugly, stupid, slutty, or a One of the biggest reasons have sex. And neither do you. women dress, act, who they for their sexual behavior only cavemen judged each other myriad of other things, it’s to “shame” someone on the It’s amazing how the ac- sleep with, and anything to do makes room for assaulters to based on who could bring out there. And I think with Internet is because of their cessibility provided by social with their sexual identity is gain sympathy and walk free. back the largest animal to eat all of the “leaks” online in sexual choices. Whether it be media has given many people just making room for unwant- Keep an active eye on who the same way that people to- the past year or so, it’s pretty their identity, number of part- the belief of entitlement to not ed attention. How many times you judge and why. Remem- day judge how much money obvious that nothing ever dis- ners, or just honesty about sex, only infringe on the lives of has it been said “she was ask- ber, “let he who is without someone makes. Someone appears from the Internet. So it’s constantly a topic of judg- others, but to also pass judg- ing for it the way she was sin, cast the first stone.” Only will always have more, have why do we put up with this? It ment and hurtful comments. ment. With Halloween com- dressed” or “she sleeps with when you have perfected better, and have it easier. is because it’s funny to us? Or I don’t know if I was out of ing up, it is only a matter of everyone, so it couldn’t have yourself should you be judg- For many, the easiest way maybe because we disagree class the day that we learned time before we see comments been rape”? This shaming ing others for their personal to cope with this reality is with the choices others are to make someone’s sexual about costumes. “She looks isn’t just rude, but it can cause choices. Until then, focus on to shame them for it to feel making. Perhaps it’s jealous- life any of our business, but so slutty” or “What a whore” much deeper pain. The best yourself and you might be better about themselves. ly or maybe even boredom. it’s disgusting. I don’t’ have comments are inevitable. way to get a handle on sexual surprised at the people you let With the popularity of so- Whatever the reason may room to judge someone for And while the judgment is assault in the United States is into your life when you don’t cial media, shaming others be, it’s not okay. Shaming having 200 sexual partners most likely unfounded, mas- to change as a society. And the judge others so harshly. for their choices has become someone for their personal the same way I don’t have ochistic, and usually unintel- first step is to stop being judg- Books and College: I’ve got a baaaaad feeling about this

By KELSEY LEWCZYNSKI ing in the subject, there really is zero need for you to own the is over. That, however, has never been the case for me. Staff Writer book. I mean, come on, are you really going to crack open that If you can’t avoid it, try to buy the book as used. Then uti- Before I start things off, I’d like to ask this. Why are some book after the class is over? The answer is no. lize sites that offer free shipping to sell the book back. There of the toilet seats in the girls’ bathroom chipped? I mean, it’s are plenty of price comparison sites where you just punch in bad enough that I have to check for piss on the seats, but I’ve the ISBN and see where your best deal is. You might even be also got to wonder just how the damn toilet seats get chipped? surprised at what you can get for them. Whatever. Moving on. Just wanted to bring that to everyone’s So if you’re a publisher, what can you do to cover your attention. costs? It turns out that the primary reason for huge price bumps Anyway, what’s the deal with book prices?! Yeah yeah, we for new editions is this practice with students to find the cheap- all know how much of a crap deal it is to buy books you’ll est route possible. The irony does not allude me. Surprisingly hardly use. It’s said so often it’s become a cliché. I’ve recently enough, it’s those cheap ebooks that publishers love. Why? read a study that shows, no surprises here, that the price of text- Because it saves on making physical copies and students can’t books for school has risen astronomically because… they can. sell those back. I don’t buy ebooks due to personal preference You pay upwards of fifty dollars for a new edition that re- of having an actual book in front of me, so I haven’t had to deal arranges two sentences and a couple annotations, enough to with that. Lucky me. where all the page numbers are screwed up. Not that that’s I guess I’ll plug in some of my favorite services for finding news to anyone. Lord knows I’ve paid enough for books thanks books and selling them once the semester is done. Old regu- to language courses. I have to pay for an online supplement! lars like half.com and Amazon are great for finding used books I have to pay for access to do my homework. (I am SO happy for a penny. Use Amazon Student for free shipping and save that this is my last semester of paying for books). a bundle. Shipping is where they get you because that penny Even though that’s all true, that same study shows that stu- used book is suddenly five bucks. Nevertheless, it’s a good site dents are paying the same price or even lower. What witchcraft for finding what you need and a decent gauge for how much a is this? It’s because they’re going through different avenues to book is going to cost you. get that book. I’ve found Chegg is decent for renting books because they Outside the school bookstore, popular sites like Amazon, give you a free box to ship it back in, and a bunch of free- Photo courtesy of mycollegesandcareers.com Skyo and Chegg offer steeply discounted books, either from bies when they ship it to you. Always a lot of fun. Other good renting or buying used. Students simply aren’t playing the If you’re not majoring in poli sci and you’re just taking the sites that offer free shipping both ways are Skyo, which I’ve game of buying from their school bookstore or selling books class for a requirement, rent your books. Ask a friend if they’ve recently found. Good selling sites include TextbookRush and back to them. More power to them. taken the class and still have it. The editions aren’t going to ecampus. I wish I was getting paid for all this promotion. But I wish I started renting textbooks earlier than what I did. I change that much if it’s been a year. Even if you are majoring whatever. could have saved quite a bit of cash. See, if you’re not major- in it and have a feeling that you won’t need the book past the Book buying and selling are inevitabilities of student life. class because it’s a really specific field, then rent it. All sites Might as well try to save some money. I’ve used offer an option to buy the book after the rental period No Speed Limits, No Problem

The Mid-Ohio Raceway Photo courtesy of windingroad.com By ZAC PALMER performance sports cars of today. previously I couldn’t give it half throttle without the rear end Staff Writer Mid-Ohio offers an experience unlike any I’ve had before. stepping out, I was putting the power down while slicing The needle on the speedometer creeps past 110 miles per The corner combinations along with the high speed sections through the corners. I learned the track quickly and was going hour, then my foot flies from the throttle to the brake and I’m allowed for an unparalleled level of fun for me. I got two 30 faster and faster every lap. flying into a corner called Madness, and then before I know minute sessions out on track and I used them to my full ad- It is beyond rewarding to get a corner just right. Coming in it, my foot is to the floor again as the engine screams to its vantage. hot, I push the clutch in and downshift into third. The car turns 8000 R.P.M. redline. There is no better thrill in the world to In the first session, the track was still unfortunately wet. in, completely neutral and balanced. I unwind the wheel as I me than this. The track becomes much harder when wet because the com- feed in more throttle and once again the engine climbs to its Fortune shone bright upon me this past week as I had the pound used in the asphalt does not react favorably to water. raucous hair raising crescendo. privilege of driving an Acura NSX on Mid-Ohio Raceway. Just picture driving around in icy conditions, except at triple Racing on a track with this car is addictive. If an opportu- This wasn’t just any day on the track though. I, along with digit speeds. The tires turn into skates and any tiny mishap nity to race a super car on a racetrack ever presents itself, I thirty or so other lucky NSX owners got to put in track time at lands you into a tire wall or guardrail. Needless to say I was would highly recommend not passing it up. It is an experience the most prestigious race track around. ohio car course driving on pins and needles, treating the gas pedal like a bal- I won’t soon forget. For my young age I have had the opportunity to drive many loon that can’t be popped while accelerating out of corners. I climb out of the driver’s seat with a smile as wide as the different cars and I must say, nothing compares to being be- My second session is where the fun really began. By this Grand Canyon. The only thing I have to say now is, “When hind the wheel of an NSX. It is an extremely rare, yet attain- time the track had mostly dried out and it was time to start can I go again?” able super car from 1991 that still holds its own with the high pushing. The difference was literally night and day. Where October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal/5 Vol. XLIV, No. 7 opinions Community Representation: YouTube

Screenshots of other questionable, yet popular Sam Pepper videos on YouTube Photo courtesy of themarysue.com

By ASHLEY BAKER appropriately. Some women cry out, others stating that it was all a “social experiment” Shane Dawson has since posted a video Guest Writer make it blatantly obvious they’re shocked, and all women involved had consented to it. apologizing for a few of his videos. The topic YouTube is no longer known solely for cat even disgusted. There are constant remarks, This has not been confirmed, or denied by any revolved around his ignorant (his words not videos. YouTube has evolved since its creation and everyone who watches YouTube regularly of the women as of yet. mine) use of black face, as a tool for acting. in February 2005. With the addition of differ- has formed an opinion on the issue. So the real question is: In his video he starts to ramble. But clearly ent features, the shift in content, a major shift I’d like to focus on a particular YouTuber, Why is Sam Pepper ‘becoming an era’ and states, “First of all I am not racist.” He con- in audience, and the project being purchased Laci Green, who wrote an Open Letter to Sam. who else is being affected by it? Everyone tinues to speak about what triggered him to by Google, nine years have certainly changed In her letter she presses the fact that PEOPLE should and needs to realize that this issue is realize that the content “black face” he por- YouTube. do not enjoy, nor deserve, being sexually ha- becoming bigger. trayed wasn’t setting a good example for his With every new sensation, growing pains rassed. But she also is very professional and This year, Nickelodeon’s Teen Choice audience. While this doesn’t excuse Dawson, happen. YouTube is certainly no different. The positive about it. She closed her letter with: Awards featured a #teaminternet portion, it does certainly shed a better light on the situ- content creators have been very understand- “We invite you to join us in ending widespread where familiar YouTubers were recognized ation that Sam did. ing and flexible with these growth problems: bodily violation that takes place in so many for their accomplishments and for their con- If it truly were a social experiment, then there are comment section changes, new pub- forms around the world.” tent. “Team Internet” is growing quicker than why did Sam Pepper begin to threaten Laci lic filming places, and award shows creating Laci did not stop there. In her follow up vid- ever before, and is helping to bring issues to Green? She has tweeted pictures of emails “Team Internet” categories. eo she discussed some of the repercussions of light like Sam Pepper’s “sexual assault” vid- that he has sent to her explicitly threatening As of late, new problems have been aris- the letter. Young women are now speaking out eo. Other YouTubers have been accused of her from his web address. This isn’t “none of ing; some are calling it “The Sam Pepper Era”. about being abused- not only by Sam - but by similar issues. Some include Alex Day, and our business”, Sam; the second you had your It has been introducing questionable content other people they encountered over the years. VeeOneEye (Jason) both of which came into assistants hit upload, it became the world’s and a sudden disenchantment from many very Green kept up and was able to connect those focus earlier this year. business to make a few things clear. The rep- popular “YouTubers.” individuals to the resources available to them. But Sam Pepper couldn’t have picked a resentation that the recent video has shown Over the last few days, I have also noticed Not only did Laci Green speak out about worse time to upload this offensive video. does not encompass the YouTube community. the great success that YouTube has been able Sam’s recent video, but the Fine Brothers and Not only has ‘Not Cool’ a movie produced Sexual assault, or abuse of any type, is not tol- to bring people. Every good thing, unfortu- Hank and John Green also spoke out. Hank by Shane Dawson just hit ITunes, but many erated by anyone in our community and never nately, has a dark side. Green published a tweet stating, “For people other YouTubers such as Zoella, Tyler Oakley, has been tolerated. Sam Pepper is a mildly famous YouTuber. asking, it’s safe to assume that people who Joey Graceffa, and Connor Franta are expe- We still are in the dark. Who do we believe? Not only did he frequent live events such as sexually assault women in ‘prank’ videos will riencing brand new and exciting changes in Sam? The man who lost 3890 subscribers in a Playlist Live and Vid Con, but he also took not be welcome at future VidCons.” A reply to their lives. In fact, Zoella’s new beauty line 24-hour period? The women he has allegedly place in YouTubers React (a series produced this tweet from the Fine Bros twitter account just hit stores in the last two weeks. hurt? by the Fine Brothers). He even is a part, or stated, “Appreciate seeing this. You won’t be Sam Pepper is affecting all of these people, YouTube can bend a lot of ways. This is rather, was a part of Collective Digital Studio. seeing creators who partake in that behav- not only because they are a part of his commu- definitely a side of YouTube that is just being Pepper recently uploaded a video titled ior appear in YouTubers React either.” Both nity, but because they are now being criticized discovered and dealt with. With any celebrity “Fake Hand Ass Pinch Prank,” which has tweets have received enormous amounts of for their work as YouTubers. As a member of group there will be a scandal. Sam Pepper thrown the YouTube community for a barrel attention. the community you represent that community. has initiated this phenomena for the YouTube roll. Within, Sam “fakes out” young women Sam Pepper then posted a second video If you do something similar to what Sam Pep- community. by stuffing one arm of his hoodie, then pro- with a female pinching male bums. If that per has done, then other YouTubers will be ceeded to use his real arm to touch them in- wasn’t enough, a third video was uploaded seen in that light. What the Yak? By ASHLEY PRESTON entertaining…which are all words that could sum up college, Guest Writer so I guess you could say us college students love it. No, not a real Yak. Yik Yak. It’s the new (or at least newly Although, it has caused many of us to check Yik Yak after popular) app that targets adults and lets them post anony- walking by a highly populated area, such as the University mous 200-word “yaks”. If you aren’t familiar with the new Center or the Mardigian Library (second floor, I’m talking rave, it’s pretty much an anonymous Twitter basedyik yak on about you), just to make sure we made it out without being location. You can “up-vote” or “down-vote” Yaks similarly Yakked about. Many of the yaks here are about the parking to how you can “favorite” Twitter posts. struggle. So for example, while in Dearborn, you can see all the All in all, the app is a new way to find out what others are Yaks posted and post Yaks yourself for others to see in Dear- thinking and since it’s anonymous, most people will literally born. post whatever is on their mind. It gives students a new way While the app could easily go downhill very quickly, there to connect and share whatever pops into their heads. I think is a small effort of a safeguard put into place to ensure nasty it’d be a lot more fun if there were less negative yaks about things don’t stay on the site. people and just more funny, in-good-humor ones. Not every- If a Yak gets 5 down-votes, it automatically gets deleted. one is going to say nice things, especially since they’ll never But, as you can guess, some people find humor in things that face the consequences of it due to the anonymous factor. are offensive and inappropriate (imagine that) and the Yaks The best thing to do if you do have the app, is just post- don’t go away. Yik Yak also doesn’t allow the use of full ing for the fun of it, not to make fun. Because we all enjoy names or phone numbers, and automatically deletes Yaks having something funny and relatable to read up on between with either in them. classes (never during classes…..shh), college is stressful The app is offensive, inappropriate, strange, funny and enough. Photo courtesy of facebook.com/yikyakapp The app is offensive, inappropriate, strange, funny and entertaining…which are all words that could sum up college, so I guess you could say us college students love it. Want to write for the Opinions section? 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and have been friends for several years. Moore seamlessly blends Moore’s sultry vocals, had always thought about wanting to sing Green’s angelic voice, and his plucking of alongside Green and in the Vevo interview on acoustic guitar strings to create something You+Me’s official website. truly organic. Moore said, “I thought to myself ‘Huh, maybe Each track on the album is different in its own one day if I get good enough, he’d sing with way, but they always reflect the raw and au- me?’” Sure enough when she asked Dallas to thentic edge of the duo. work with her, he was more than willing. Rose Ave. mirrors and shines a light on little Green and Moore got together in March and facets of each the artists’ musical background. what started as just wanting to hang out and It brings together Moore’s distinguishable play some music turned into a spur-of-the-mo- vocals and Green’s relaxing musicality. The ment recording session. Much to his surprise, songs are all beautifully simplistic and convey when he arrived at Moore’s house, she told honest emotions and feelings through the lyr- him she had rented out a studio just in case. ics and calming, folk-like music. Both artists Moore said, “I like to be prepared when the have a knack for songwriting, and it is preva- mood strikes.” lent throughout this whole album. Each record Well the mood certainly struck the two artists delves into such truth and encompasses vul- that evening. At first, they decided they were nerability and passion. going to drop off Green’s guitar, check out the This gifted pair of artists effortlessly harmo- studio, and then chat over some drinks. But nized their voices and meshed their talents to plans changed and it turned into them writing produce an intimate and soulful album. and recording a full song and starting on a sec- In a previous interview on You+Me’s official ond. After that night, it took only six days for website, Green said, “It doesn’t sound like me the duo to complete Rose Ave. featuring you or you featuring me; it sounds P!NK and the one-man show of City and Co- like us,” and this album is a true testament to Photo courtesy of Twitter.com lour come from two different ends of the musi- that statement. cal spectrum. Moore caters to the pop industry Rose Ave. is now available on Itunes, Amazon By Alyssa Dorchak The rebellious pop They released their debut album, Rose Ave., here in the U.S. with upbeat and controversial Music, Spotify, Google Play, and on a limited Guest Writer princess, Alecia this past Wednesday on Oct.14. songs, whereas Dallas Green isn’t well known vinyl edition. Moore, more com- The pairing of the pop superstar and the soft- here in the states, but has had great success monly known as P!NK, and Canadian folk spoken vocalist hailing from Canada was in Canada with his honest lyrics and soothing, singer, Dallas Green of City and Colour, have quite unexpected, but so was the making of falsetto voice under the name of City and Co- joined forces to make the brand new duo the album itself. lour. You+Me (pronounced “You plus Me”). Moore and Green met through a mutual friend Over the course of ten records, Rose Ave. The Magic of Yogurtown By Joseph Ryniak “Is frozen yo- pings to keep it cheap. They base the price on Guest Writer to fulfill with a variety of flavors. From pome- you still think you don’t have enough add gurt healthier than ice granate and mango to chocolate, marshmal- more. It’s YOUR yogurt, add whatever you weight. It’s just beautiful. 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Photo courtesy of Amber Ainsworth/MJ October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal/7 Vol. XLIV, No. 7 Arts & Entertainment The Eye of Doisneau Street Photographer By Monica Sabella A&E Editor One of the Doisneau studied engraving, but these are humorous, show- most beau- discovered shortly after graduating ing children at play or catching tiful and insightful mediums of that his trade had died while he was a “look” pass between friends. art can be found amid a camera’s still in school. Doisneau did a shot a series of tightly rolled canister of film. He traveled about after that, doing pictures photographing from in- It deftly captures the light and plays odd jobs and shooting photos as a side an art studio the reactions of with shadows. The wisp of a glance past time. Eventually, he began to passing window shoppers to Photo courtesy of diana municchi.com or a passing thought, is safely se- sell his art to post card companies a particularly risqué paint- Photo courtesy of sandroespositi.blogspot.com cured for future generations with and through that he was able to find ing. Based on his collec- the snap and click of a shutter. a number of other opportunities. A tions, this artist obviously “I’ve never examined why I few years later, World War II broke had a sense of humor. make photos. In truth it’s a hope- out and Doisneau was drafted with Some of the more serious less struggle against the idea that the rest of the men. and artistic pieces have one will die. It’s something I’m After the war, he picked up the cam- one or two models looking more prepared for, because one era again. During a short three-year out into the distance, com- shouldn’t think that ev- pletely lost in thought. ery action is temporary Others are of elderly and momentary. I try ob- couples sitting quietly stinately to stop this time together or young lov- that is passing.” ers kissing in a public Allow me to introduce to space. Doisneau mas- you Robert Doisneau, one terfully captured love of those the most gifted throughout its many photographers of the 20th stages and life in all its century. Doisneau was a raw beauty and dignity. street photographer and Doisneau described Photo courtesy of classic-photographers.com an intimate look into a his style and talent in Photo courtesy of caracol.ekla.com culture, showing the this way: “I put all my trust in world that under- intuition, which contributes so neath we are all the much more same; same dreams, than ratio- same curiosity, same nal thought. This is a sense of adventure. Photo courtesy of allposters.com Doisneau roamed the span, commendable streets of Paris as a casual while approach, be- observer in a rapidly chang- working as a photographer for cause you need ing world, catching the Vogue magazine, Doisneau was courage to be beauty of everyday life as able to view both sides of the spec- stupid-it’s so rare he came across it. trum; snapping pictures of high so- these days when “The marvels of daily life ciety life one day and the simpler there are so Photo courtesy of lecoffreauximages.centerblog.net are exciting; no movie di- street life the next. The best known many intelligent rector can arrange the unex- photos are of the latter. The major- people all over pected that you find in ity of his master pieces were taken the place who’ve the street,” said Dois- during this time. stopped looking neau. His photos are extraordinary in because they’re Photo courtesy of robert-doisneau-5.com Originally beginning their portrayal of ordinary life, so knowledgeable.” his career in Chantilli, of simplistic realism. Many of *References: 1.Igualada, Jorge. “Mil Matices De Gris.” : Fotógrafos. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Oct. 2014. 2.“Robert Doisneau Biography (1912 - 1994) | Gallery.” Robert Doisneau Biogra- phy (1912 - 1994) | Gallery. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Oct. 2014. 3.“Robert Doisneau.” Web log post. Famous Photographers. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Oct. 2014.

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A man once told me, Chase your dreams; Don’t live in fear; Annabelle Because one day: Photo courtesy of hueylong.com We will all disappear. Movie Review ByJason Robinson Years a Slave) also starred in movie, nor did I hate this Photo courtesy of Craig Henderson/MJ Guest Writer Annabelle as Evelyn, a help- movie. Annabelle, you disappoint us. ful neighbor within the Gor- As a viewer locked into my You should save your cash, don’s apartment building. seat for 90 min, I was hoping and 90 minutes. Her character also struggled for a bigger payoff after I had During the crazy 1960‘s, an through a similar experience, ridden through the later stag- all-American religious fam- but this back-story was only nating scenes. ily gets assaulted within their hinted at, and never fully de- The producers of Annabelle, picture perfect middle class scribed in great detail. I be- however, earned a big payoff. neighborhood. lieve this would’ve provided This movie had a production Two satanic cult members greater depth to this character, budget of $6.5 million dol- violate them leaving their es- and her potential connection lars. The movie earned $130 sence behind. After which, to the Gordon family. I felt million dollars worldwide. their vintage doll becomes a slightly cheated because of I’m sure that the producers supernatural messenger for this. will take great care in making the devil, and set forth to reap But hey, who needs a well de- amends in the production of the soul of only the willing. velop character when they’re Annabelle II. I mean after all, Ward Horton (The Wolf of just a sacrificial lamb, right? the box office numbers show Wall Street), Annabelle Wal- The beginning of this movie that this series could be a po- lis (X-Men First Class) star as created tense scenes with a tential gold mine. John and Mia Gordon in this delightful payoff that we all I just hope that the director movie. Their performances enjoy in a great horror movie. provides us with a better vi- were decent, nothing spec- Slow camera movements, and sual and sensory payoff then tacular by any stretch of the abrupt edits scrunch you into in Annabelle I, which was a imagination. your seat, but halfway through prequel to the Conjuring. I only wish that their delivery the movie I found myself dis- At the end of the day, this was more realistic and terri- appointed by the failed op- isn’t a must see movie, but fying. These added attributes portunities that could’ve been it isn’t one that you should would have yielded a more milked for the scare factor. avoid either. convincing performance, and John R. Leonetti directed You should go see this movie would’ve weaved a stron- this film. He also directed the if you’re having a slow week- ger sense of tension in many movies: The Conjuring and end, and need to get out the of the slower scenes, but I Insidious. These two gener- house. understand. We like a little ated a huge fan affair. It’s simply one of those mov- cheese in our horror films. So Unfortunately, Annabelle ies that you wished they no harm, no foul there! missed this mark. I left the could’ve given you more. Alfre Woodward (Twelve theatre not really loving this The Michigan Journal/8 October 21, 2014 STUDENT LIFE Vol. XLIV, No. 7 AMA Marketing Week educates students with techniques and strategies in producing a business

Craig Henderson/MJ Craig Henderson/MJ From left to right: Alumni and former 2013 AMA President Mason Sokana, Alumni and American Marketing Association UM-Dearborn starts Marketing week with Christina former President of AMA Alex Murry, Business Professors Mike Callahan, Tim Davis, and Jacobs pictured in center. Tim Hartge; Judges of Shark Week. By Craig Henderson that advertised their sportswear as clothing Each business owner or representative pre- Students who signed up to pitch their rhe- Student Life Editor that helps consumers “perform at their best.” sented their establishment as well as listed the torical business ideas were Abe Alslami and Jacobs says. “Great brands are defined best aspect in which helped the Detroit community Sanam Sekhom with Guys in Suits – an IT From Monday, Oct. 13, to Wednesday, by how they can help.” or vice versa. company that fixes computers. Tom Percin Oct. 15, the University of Michigan-Dearborn Jacobs continued her presentation with For instance, Girl Develop It is a nonprofit presented his Promethus Golf Club, Andrew American Marketing Association (AMA) mentioning the changes in generations. She organization with 1200 members, and a lead- Kubinski staged his Fire Theme Park, Chris- hosted Marketing Week at Fairlane Center says that today’s businesses call the young ership team of five, that helps women learn tine Mech displayed her Table Taps made spe- South. adults, who are in their 20s, millennials. at $10 or less per hour on how to code with cifically for restaurants, and Adrian Andrade According to amaumd.org, the AMA is a A millennial is defined by Google as ‘a per- HTML and CSS, JavaScript, PHP and a few showed his plan on UM-Dearborn Book Ex- professional student organization with a mis- son reaching young adulthood around the year others. Visit http://www.girldevelopit.com/ change. sion to inspire and educate members about the of 2000.’ for information on classes and about the orga- Shark Tank went to Christine Mech, who world of marketing. Considering the amount a college student nization itself. was awarded a visa gift card while Adrian An- AMA hosts events and provides opportu- takes on in their daily life, the UM-Dearborn Khalil’s restaurant received financial help drade won Student Choice and was awarded a nities that help UM-Dearborn students build graduate also says present students can be from Detroit’s Development Fund and Invest gift card as well. their brand through workshops, networking great assets to businesses because, “Millenni- Detroit. Khalil also participated in Hatch De- Student Tom Sabella says “Marketing week events, conferences and company tours. als are used to juggling a lot of tasks at once.” troit. La Feria Tapas was one of 256 contes- was very good. I enjoyed all the ideas and the Lastly, the AMA seeks to enhance its mem- When applying for internships or for a job tants and won. Tapas is Spanish for ‘small three day event all together. I am thinking bers’ collegiate experience by offering tools in general, Jacobs ended her presentation with plate’ or finger food. The concept of the res- about joining the American Marketing Asso- and resources they can utilize to shape their saying, “Keep an open mind to where you taurant is all based on Spanish appetizers on ciation because there are a lot of cool people future and become successful in their intern- want to work and get in as fast as possible be- small plates where everyone can choose from; to meet, events to go to, as well as many op- ships and careers. cause you may not like working there.” there is no such thing as a three course meal. portunities to seize.” On day one of Marketing Week, the AMA The second day of Marketing Week was Everything on the menu is no more than $7 or AMA Chapter President, Tim Brehmer invited UM – Dearborn Alumni, Christina Ja- Business in Detroit. During this seminar, four less. Visit http://laferiadetroit.com/ for infor- says, “This year’s Marketing Week was an cobs to talk about personal branding. Jacobs business owners dropped by to share their mation on the restaurant. amazing experience. It was interesting to see develops consumer insights and problem solv- experiences with owning an establishment in Day three of Marketing Week featured the students of all majors coming together and ing strategies and ideas as a Digital Planner Michigan’s motor city as well as why they mock version of CNBC’s show Shark Tank. benefiting from the workshops and speakers for Leo Burnett Worldwide, a global advertis- picked Detroit for their home. The Sharks were Business Professors Tim we hosted this week. I am very grateful for the ing agency based out of Chicago. The businesses were Mexican cuisine res- Hartge, Professor Tim Davis, and Professor hard work our group exhibited with planning, Jacobs elaborated on how personal brand- taurant La Feria Spanish Tapas, owned by Mike Callahan, UM-Dearborn Alumni and preparing and executing these events.” ing can be used to tell consumers how the Elias Khalil, Detroit Pop Shop, owned by former 2012 President of AMA Alex Murry For students interested in checking out the brand can help them. For instance, Facebook’s Hildie Haviland, The Work Inc., presented by and UM-Dearborn Alumni and former 2013 American Marketing Association, the organi- home login page says, “Facebook helps you Managing Director, Jesse Ford, and Girl De- AMA President Mason Sokana. Audience zation holds weekly meetings on Wednesdays connect and share with people in your life.” velop It , presented by Community Manager, members were also able to participate with 5 to 6 pm at Fairlane Center North in room Another example was Nike’s commercials Leeann Drees. voting for the winner of Student Choice. 110. Criminal Justice Expo shines light on career opportunities for students to obtain information on careers with law en- ested in helping others will be a perfect match amination, a written test, a drug test, and an forcement. The various types of police forces for the department.” artificial languages test. More information can present were the Drug Enforcement Adminis- The Victims Service Unit is a department be found on www.cbp.gov/careers. tration (DEA), U.S. Customs and Border Pro- that works closely with victims of rights, vic- Savannah Tedone, mother of 17-year-old tection, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms tims of violence such as rape, and to show Christian Tedone, says she would like to see and Explosives (A.T.F), Michigan State Police compassion and core support. Hall also add- her son pursue a career in law enforcement. and Wayne County Police, along with city de- ed if a student is looking into civil advocate Christian is pursuing a criminal justice degree partments from Novi, Dearborn, Melvindale, work they must have a master’s degree. The at UM-Dearborn, in hopes of having a future Brownstown and Detroit. department is offering an internship program career with the Federal Bureau of Investiga- .According to Jennifer Day, a counterfeit to students who are on their last semester. The tion. and currency technician of the Secret Service, intern will be working closely with other staff Donald Shelton, the Director of the Crimi- a potential employee must be physically fit, a members. nal Justice Department at the UM-Dearborn, Craig Henderson/MJ U.S. citizen, and have a good credit history. The Michigan State Police Department expressed his enthusiasm considering his new She further explained that students with stu- says being a police officer requires no prior position with the university. “I enjoy teaching Director of the Criminal Justice Depart- dent loans won’t be denied. Jennifer says, “We experience. One qualification is that the stu- my students, they are very impressive.” ment, Donald Shelton speaks with the FBI understand people have bumps and a lot of dent must be 21 by the time that they finish Shelton has held a position as Washtenaw reps about Criminal Justice debt becomes an integrity issue and may pose their civil exam, and then they will be placed County Trial Court judge for 24 years and as a threat to the President of the United States in the regional academy provided by the State taught at Eastern Michigan University for 17 By Adriana Troka or his family considering a student may ex- Police. According to Richardson Hamilton, a years. One of the tips he mentioned was for Staff Writer change information of the president’s where- degree gives a student a promotional benefit. students who are pursuing a criminal justice On Wednesday, Oct. 15, Police departments abouts in order to pay off the debt.” The U.S. Customs and Border Protection degree to get exposed. “The expo is about inhabiting the Wayne County area, as well as Karen Hall, a Victim’s Service Unit em- mentioned that a potential employee must be giving opportunities of meeting potential em- national government organizations, visited ployee at the Wayne County prosecutor’s of- 18 years old, have no felonies, have a high ployers and to present themselves.” the University of Michigan - Dearborn for the fice, mentioned that she loved her job. “Any- school diploma, and be a U.S. citizen. Ap- For more information on law enforcement Criminal Justice Expo in Kochoff Room C. one with a degree in criminal justice, social plicants must successfully complete a back- visit www.usajobs.gov, www.atf.gov, www. The expo gave students the opportunity work, psychology or sociology who is inter- ground investigation, pass a polygraph ex- michigan.gov/msp, and www.cbp.gov/careers. Are you looking to gain writing experience? Student Life is looking for active writers to cover weekly events! No prior experience needed! Contact [email protected] with any questions you may have! October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal/9 Vol XLIV No. 7 STUDENT LIFE Take Back the Night produces high student turnout Philosophy Club hosts informative discussion on Palestinian conflict

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Men and women march through UM-Dearborn protesting violence and sexual assault against women at Take Back the Night Thursday, October 16. By Craig Henderson stand against violence, but also included house in celebration of the twentieth an- Student Life Editor ways of how to help an individual who is niversary of the Violence Against Wom- being, or has been, abused. en Act. On Thursday, Oct. 16, the Women in Dr. Debra Hutton, from the Counsel- She ends her presentation with say- Learning and Leadership (WILL) at the ing Office on the second floor of the UC, ing, “This is not a women’s issue, this is University of Michigan-Dearborn cam- says, “When you think about helping a community issue and we need to work pus hosted Take Back the Night (TBTN) someone, think about their background together to fix it.” in Kochoff Hall C as they highlighted and why they may be dependent on this After Risker, Literary Artist, Jass- awareness against abuse as well as sex- person.” mine Parks told some of her experiences ual assault existing in relationships be- She also comments with saying to not through several of her poems. tween partners and also within families. take sides with the issue. “People should Audience members and students pro- Organizations such as Abuse Hurts, also be very neutral in how you help ceeded to march around UM-Dearborn First Step, Affirmations: People Building your friend or family member.” Campus shouting chants protesting do- Community, SAFE, Voice for Choice, As well as community help groups, mestic violence and sexual abuse while and Wayne County Safe Program all entertainment was also provided by carrying signs as well. visited Take Back the Night in support singer Gwenyth Uszynsi. She performed Take Back the Night concluded with Craig Henderson/MJ and to let students know they are there Show me by [first name] Saad, Brave by participants sharing their personal stories Dr. Ron Stockton shares his ideas on the Palestine and to help. Sarah Bareilles and her own song called of abuse. Israel conflict. Women’s Resource Center planted Speak Out. Program Manager of Women’s Re- By Laura Sanchez mattresses around UM-Dearborn cam- Kalyn Risker, Founder and Execu- source Center, Susan Estep says that this speaker using their time to ex- pus in protest against abused women. tive Director of SAFE, Sisters Acquir- event was a success. “The Take Back the Opinions Editor plain the situation in Palestine Attached to the mattresses were statis- ing Financial Empowerment, was one Night event was one of our biggest turn- within specific contexts. tics and facts under lining domestic and of the speakers at Take Back the Night. outs.” The Philosophy Club at Dr. Stockton, the first sexual abuse toward women. She told her story about domestic abuse For anyone going through issues the University of Michigan- speaker, explained about the Dr. Lisa Martin, Director of WILL within her relationship and how it affect- within a relationship, Estep says, “You Dearborn hosted an infor- historical factors that contrib- and an Assistant Professor of women ed her in the workplace as well. are not alone. When you are ready, there mative discussion titled “An uted to today’s conflict in Pal- and gender studies says, “The mattress Risker said her domestic abuse caused are people who can support you. At Unknown History: Palestine estine. Afterwards, Professor installation has influenced students to her to have double vision and it affected UM-Dearborn you can talk to us in the Then and Now” on Thursday, Skrbina also cited historical stop in awe as they read the statistics.” her progress in the work place. She came Women’s Resource Center and we have Oct. 16, which was focused examples and quotes from a Statistics by ncadv.org says one in to her point that domestic abuse can not community resources you can access as specifically on the Israeli-Pal- philosophical standpoint. He three women, and one in four men have only affect the people involved, but can well.” estinian conflict. also elaborated on the conflict experienced some sort physical violence also hurt co-workers as well as the com- Women in Learning and Leadership, Speaking at the event were today and what the audience by an intimate partner within their life- pany itself. “Domestic abuse affects the Women’s Resource Center, Voice for two UM-Dearborn profes- present could do to help those time. community,” she said. Choice, InCLUDE, Counseling and Dis- sors, Dr. Stockton from the abroad. She also says that TBTN has seen 35 With her company SAFE, Risker has ability Services, Department of Public political science department The next speakers, from years of action and also has inspired both helped over 950 survivors. In addition to Safety, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Professor Skrbina from Students for Justice in Pales- tine, explained their stance on men and women. her progress with helping women, Vice - Inkster Chapter all sponsored the event. the philosophy department. TBTN not only emphasized to take a President of Joe Biden invited her to his Also speaking were two the conflict abroad, to raise members from student orga- awareness, and give the audi- nization, Students for Justice ence information on how they Office for Student Engagement presents UM-Dearborn in Palestine, Amanda Ghan- could support those Palestin- nam and Fiana Arbab. ians affected. Homecoming 2014: Here We Glow Again According to one of the The final 30 minutes of events’ organizers and Philos- the event were used to have a question-and-answer session, By Craig Henderson Victors for Michigan Campaign launch is taking place on ophy club co-founder, sopho- in which audience members Student Life Editor Friday Oct. 24 from 5 to 10 p.m. all over campus. That day will more Karsten Szajner, the could ask the speakers any feature Light Up the Night Fall Fest, music performances by purpose of Philosophy club is specific questions they had On Oct. 21 to the 24, the Office for Student Engagement singer/song writer Maxx Lencel, Dearborn Big Band, poetry to encourage students to look about the situation in Israel will be hosting ‘Here We Glow Again’, UM-Dearborn Home- by students, a band called ‘About’, DJ Aaron Buckley, and All at issues with open minds. and Palestine. coming 2014. This weekly event will continue to have activi- Systems Go. He explained, “Through Speaker, Fiana Arbab ties every day from Oct 21 to 24. Monday’s activities were as Another part of the campaign launch is Victors Fun Night this event, we were hoping commented that this event such: Door Decorating Contest held in the Student Org Center, put on through Alumni Relations which will feature carnival that the audience could chal- was beneficial to the - cam Cardboard boat races at the chancellors pond and the Neon games that are family friendly. lenge the ideas they held pus community because, “It Nights: Craft Night at the Victors Den in the Union. Other activities during the week are glow in the dark about Palestine and Israel, truly opened people’s eyes to “Homecoming is all about having different events that is dodgeball at the Fieldhouse at 9 pm on Tuesday Oct. 21; on and could try to look at the is- what is going on in Palestine aimed at engaging students at a really critical time in the se- Wednesday Oct. 22, the Kochoff carpeted lounge will hold a sue from a different perspec- right now, and begin to under- mester because it takes place in the 7 – 8 week mark.” Co- hot chocolate bar and the volleyball game at the Fieldhouse at tive. This event is beneficial stand WHY it is the way it is, ordinator of Campus Activities and Residential Engagement 7 pm. to the UM-Dearborn com- Seth Newell says. “This is the opportunity where students are munity because it gives us the thanks to the wonderful his- getting adjusted and feeling the stress from classes as well. It’s opportunity to become more torical backgrounds given by another time to create that social touch point and get people aware of the world around us, the speakers.” involved, engaged, and excited.” even if this information isn’t Arbab finished, “Only Homecoming gets UM-Dearborn Alumni to return to cam- displayed on the front page of through understanding can we pus and experience the rich traditions that are hosted such as the news.” even hope to bring a change the Alumni Awards and also lets them participate in the weekly The event was divided into to the situation, and yester- activities to come. This year’s event concluding Homecom- 30 minute intervals, with each day’s event was definitely the ing week will be featuring the Victors for Michigan Campaign right start.” Launch. Newell said that the Campaign launch is more than a $60 Wednesday, Oct 22 million capital campaign and currently it is at $20 million. -Hot Chocolate Bar Newell also mentions that considering UM-Dearborn does Kochoff Carpeted Louge 11 am - 1 pm not have a football team, the school is crowning the women’s -Volleyball Game, Fieldhouse, 7 pm volleyball game and their senior night as well. The game is at Thursday Oct 23 7 p.m. on Wednesday Night. First 100 students will be given -Queens of Academe: Beauty Pageantry, homecoming goodies. Student Bodies, and College LIfe He continued with saying, “Considering UM-Dearborn is 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM, primarily a commuter campus, athletics is not necessarily as Kochoff Hall A UC large as a focus as it would be at a residential institution. We -Homecoming Ball, want to drive students to the game and support one another Victors Den, The Union in our scholarship and athletic endeavors and celebrate all of 9 pm what the University of Michigan – Dearborn experience is.” Friday, Oct 24 Oct. 23 will be the day of the Homecoming Ball. The Ball -Alumni Difference Makers Awards Ceremony, is semi-formal attire and students can obtain tickets at the Of- 04:00 PM - 05:30 PM, Michigan Rooms FCS fice of Student Engagement. It will take place at the Victors -50th Golden Jubilee Reunion, Den in the Union. Tickets are free, however students are asked 05:30 PM - 07:30 PM, to still get tickets so the OSE can approximate how much food Berkowitz Gallery Mardigian Library will be needed for the event. The Ball will be catered by UM- -Victors for Michigan Campain Launch Dearborn’s Picasso Restaurant Group. Campus Wide 5 - 10 pm The Michigan Journal/10 October 21, 2014 @TMJSports @MichiganJournal Sports Vol. XLIV, No. 7 Men’s soccer ties with SHU, slides to Cornerstone

Photo courtesy of Samantha Elliott Jad Hmadeh slides during UM-Dearborn’s 4-1 loss to Aquinas on Oct. 11, 2014. By JERAMY STOVER keeper from 19 yards out in on goal were a 6-4 advantage scoring goals, and finally a good game by Quirk. Wolverines need to collect as Staff Reporter the 43rd minute. Nate Szym- for Siena Heights. coming together,” Quirk said. “(He’s) leading the team many points as possible to try @JStover96 kowicz delivered the pass to Quirk explained how much On Saturday afternoon by example, one of our loud- and sneak into the playoffs. With their season ap- Hodnicki and recorded an as- the tie hurt after leading for UM-Dearborn faced off est guys on the field, which is The veteran Leader, Mesic proaching its end, the Univer- sist on the play. most of the game. against Cornerstone Univer- critical,” Quirk said. knows what the team needs to sity of Michigan-Dearborn Head coach Matt Quirk “It was deflating, they all sity in a matchup that was A lack of offensive pres- improve on in order to make men’s soccer team had two has noticed that Szymkow- wanted to win really badly,” critical to both teams as they sure and shots was a main it happen. important conference games icz has helped sparked the he said. are both on the outside of the reason for the Wolverines “Limit our mistakes and this past week. The Wolver- offense since moving to the Andrew Pietrzak started playoff picture with just a getting shut out. Cornerstone make the most of our chanc- ines drew a 1-1 tie from Siena inside on defense. in net for UM-Dearborn and handful of games remaining. had the advantage in shots on es,” he said. Heights on Wednesday and “It really helps a lot... he impressed everyone includ- Cornerstone (4-9-1, 2-4- goal 8-3. The loss drops the Wol- were defeated by Cornerstone can get forward a lot, (he’s) a ing Quirk. 1) made a giant leap into the A big reason for the offen- verines into a tie with Siena University, 3-0, on Saturday. really strong attacker,” Quirk “Andrew was really good; playoff picture as they de- sive sputter for UM-Dearborn Heights for tenth in the con- The Wolverines were on said. good communication, good feated UM-Dearborn (1-9-1, was the injury to Iris Mesic. ference, while the Golden the verge of earning their The Wolverines were five kicking, good throws,” Quirk 1-4-1) 3-0. Mesic, the team leader in Eagles flew up the standings second win on Wednesday, minutes away from win num- said. Cornerstone freshman, goals was limited to a sub- to fifth as they are tied with Oct. 15. UM-Dearborn (1- ber two when Saints Mid- Brody Hall described the Caleb Colp scored two goals stitution role and even then Aquinas with seven points. 8-1, 1-3-1) traveled to Siena fielder, Kaysey Collins got a overtime as “tense” and has in the first ten minutes to put wasn’t 100 percent. Next for UM-Dearborn Heights (2-11-1, 1-4-1) to rebound and put the ball in noticed better play out of his his team ahead. The Golden Quirk said Mesic will most is a pair of road conference take on the Saints in a battle the back of the net. team in the past week. Eagles were looking to snap likely play next week but games as it faces Madonna with playoff implications as Siena Heights outshot the “We’ve definitely got- their four game losing streak possibly a limited amount. on Oct. 22 and University of both teams are trying to earn Wolverines 18-6 in the sec- ten into the season and are as they took the 2-0 lead into With just four games re- Northwestern Ohio on Oct. a playoff berth. ond half. They only managed starting to put together some halftime. maining in the season, the 25. The two teams played an to put two on net but only one alright performances,” Hall The tide would not turn even first half with shots on needed to go in. said. in the second half as Corner- goal leaning in the Wolver- The two teams would head With the Wolverines of- stone would add one more Ricky’s College ines way 4-2. The only shot to overtime where the stale- fense starting to find its stride, goal to the stat sheet when to cross the goal line came off mate continued to a 1-1 tie. Quirk has also noticed im- Josh Piovesan scored in the Football Picks Week 9 the foot of UM-Dearborn’s, The Wolverines would get provement in his team’s play. 66th minute. Richard Hodnicki who fired the only shot on goal in both “We definitely have been Junior Defensemen, Chris AP Top 25 and Big Ten a shot past the Saints goal- overtimes. The final in shots playing better, getting results, Porreca was noted as having Volleyball falls to Marygrove in Dig Pink game #1 Mississippi St. @ Kentucky Mississippi St By STEVEN ROBENAULT effort, narrowly losing by three. #3 Ole Miss @ #24 LSU Ole Miss Staff Reporter Displaying what has been the team’s hallmark this year, it came Once more, the ball didn’t bounce the way the University of out of the break even more determined and aggressive. This focused #4 Alabama @ Tennessee Alabama Michigan-Dearborn volleyball team had hoped. The Wolverines’ energy helped elevate the Wolverines’ attack to a .317 percent, lead- South Carolina @ #5 Auburn Auburn first win of the season remains illusory. ing to a victory in the third set. Marygrove regrouped in the fourth UM-Dearborn hosted Marygrove College on Wednesday, Oct. set to take home the match win. #6 Oregon @ California Oregon 15 for its second meeting of the season. It was a hard fought match The Wolverines squad received a strong effort from many play- Michigan @ #8 Michigan St Michigan St for both sides; however, Marygrove emerged victorious in four sets, ers. Colby DeMare provided 15 kills along with nine digs. Megan 25-13, 25-22, 20-25, and 25-21. Ynclan chipped in with 11 kills as well. The team was also sup- Texas Tech @ #10 TCU TCU In the first set, the Mustangs raced out to an early 10-4 lead, ported well by Kelly Markle and Brittany Bejma with 23 and 21 which they would never relinquish. The Wolverines struggled to assists respectively. Texas @ #11 Kansas St Kansas St defend Marygrove’s offensive attack which was .323 percent. UM- The volleyball team has a tough test ahead as it travels to Si- Dearborn would eventually fall by 12 points. ena Heights University for a tri-match with Sienna and 16th ranked #13 Ohio St @ Penn St Ohio St In the second set, the Wolverines showed more consistency keep- Madonna on the 18th. With the team’s fierce competitive spirit dis- #14 Arizona St @ Washington Arizona St ing the score even at 10-10. Captain, Rebecca Carley, had many of played so far, this three-pronged round robin could hopefully be the her 24 total digs in this set and the rest of the team gave a fantastic chance at earning its first win. #15 Arizona @ Washington St Arizona The men’s cross-country Cross country recap: team finished 12 out of 20 WHAC volleyball roundup: LTU’s Rutgers @ #16 Nebraska Nebraska teams. Connecticut @ #18 East Carolina East Carolina Lansing Invitational For the women’s cross- Clark sets conference kills record By MITCHELL STAPLETON country team, Julia Kas- #20 USC @ #19 Utah USC By MITCHELL STAPLETON Staff Reporter sem led the way with No. 13 Davenport surpassed the Staff Reporter No. 16 Madonna for the top spot The University of 20:09.0 in the 8k. She fin- Syracuse @ #21 Clemson Clemson History was made this week in the conference. Davenport Michigan-Dearborn men ished 27th overall. Cathe- in the Wolverine Hoosier Ath- continued its dominance of the and women cross-country rine Miller performed well #22 W.Virginia @ Oklahoma St West Virginia letic Conference. WHAC as it extended its eight- teams ran in the Lansing for the Wolverines too, as On Oct. 10, Lawrence Tech game conference win streak after Invitational on Oct. 3. she ran 21:37.2. Miller Florida Atlantic @ #23 Marshall Marshall senior Kasey Clark broke the defeating Aquinas on Oct. 15. Rick Pickell ran the finished 86th overall. The WHAC record for the most kills Madonna was upset by un- best time for the Wolver- UM-Dearborn women’s #25 UCLA @ Colorado UCLA in one match with 35. Lawrence ranked Lourdes at home on Oct. ines, 28:03.6 for a 67th cross country team fin- Tech would go on to defeat Con- 4. Madonna and Northwestern overall finish. Alex Kra- ished 14th overall. Minnesota @ Illinois Minnesota cordia in five sets, thanks to the Ohio are now tied as the second suski ran a solid race for The next race for the record-setting kills from Clark. best teams in the WHAC with UM-Dearborn as well. He cross country teams will Maryland @ Wisconsin Wisconsin She was fittingly named the 11-2 records in conference play, ran the 8k in 28:25.4. Kr- be the NAIA Great Lakes WHAC player of the week. although the Crusaders beat the asuski finished 88th over- Challenge on Oct. 25 in Overall: 99-25 This week in the WHAC, Racers in five sets on Oct. 8. all out of 197 runners. Grand Rapids, Mich. October 21, 2014 The Michigan Journal/11 @MichiganJournal @TMJSports Vol. XLIV, No. 7 Sports

College Football Top Ten Poll Each Monday, members of the Michigan Jour- nal’s sports staff vote on college football’s top ten teams. A first place vote counts for 10 points, with the number decreasing by one for each rank lower.

#1 Mississippi State (2)

Photo courtesy of UM-Dearborn men’s basketball #2 Ole Miss (1) The UM-Dearborn men’s basketball team attempts a layup against the alumni team during the alumni game. The Wolverines topped the alumni, 83-57. Men’s basketball blasts grads in alumni game By GEOFF MEHL “Considering the fact that we blew them “The alumni game got me really excited for the Staff Reporter out, they played pretty well…(I) wouldn’t be sur- season,” he said. “Especially with all the talent we @GeoffMehl prised if there was a mandatory conditioning test have this year…(I) can’t wait to see how we’re go- The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s to pass if you want to play in next year’s game,” ing to do.” basketball team got its first team action on Oct. 12 Beidoun said jokingly. First year Coach, Taylor Langley, said having the when they took on the UM-Dearborn basketball Not only were the alumni catching light-hearted alumni back was great and is important to strength- #3 Florida State alumni for the second year in a row. heat for their performance on the court, but the cur- en the connection with Wolverines of the past. The Wolverines blasted the alumni, 83-57, in rent players weren’t safe from the jokes. “There is so much our current players can learn a revenge victory after losing in the previous pre- “One of the alumni crossed over one of my team- from them,” he said. “Nothing helps us move for- season. mates and we were just in shock,” Beidoun said. ward as a program better than understanding our Though the game was all in fun, former and cur- “Safe to say we’ve been on him about it for the last past.” rent players took the game as a challenge and the couple days.” Going into the season, the Wolverines have sev- competitive juices were flowing. As a player just one year removed from UM- eral new faces that will be making their debut in the “The alumni took this game pretty serious as we Dearborn, Fick was excited to play against his for- Maize and Blue. Coming away from the game, Fick wanted to win just like the previous year, but we also mer teammates and see how the team is growing had glowing words about his former teammates and #4 Auburn understood the type of game this was and wanted to from last season. the newest players of the 2014-15 squad. have fun with it,” said Jeff Fick, former Wolverines “I didn’t have a specific person I was excited to “I think the current team will surprise many center and 2014 UM-Dearborn graduate. “We tried play against, but rather all the freshmen from last teams in the conference this year,” he said. “I truly staying competitive as this game was a test for the year and seeing how much they have improved over believe they have the potential to be one of the top current team on how they would handle the pressure the summer,” Fick said. “I was very impressed with teams in the conference and make it to the confer- under certain situations.” the way the current team handled themselves under ence playoffs.” Current Forward, Khalil Beidoun, had no qualms pressure.” The offseason is winding down and the Wolver- about giving his former teammates a hard time af- Not only were the alumni excited to play against ines are in the shadow of officially taking the court. ter the Wolverines gave the alumni a run for their former teammates, Beidoun was excited to get back They head to Rochester College at 7 p.m. on Oct. 28 money. on the court against some competition. for their first game of the season. #5 Michigan State Women’s basketball preview: Williams leads new-look Wolverines By VERONICA RATES without Danielle Cowart and boards for the Wolverines. Staff Reporter Brittany Teets this year, but “We’re excited, we’re @VeronicaRates will be welcoming back five ready, we think we’re going The weather is getting returning players, including to have a good season,” said #6 Alabama colder, fall classes are now senior Jalissa Williams, who Collins, who averaged 8.5 settled and nearing the end, was named Honorable Men- points per game last season. and thick coats are being tion All-Conference by the “And we got a lot of fresh- brought out sooner than ex- WHAC last season. men coming in that are go- pected. There’s one more Senior point guard Andrea ing to be a good asset to the thing left that turns fall into Collins, will bring quickness team with our seniors and winter. to the court, slashing through our transfers that are com- Basketball season. defenses while being a huge ing in.” The University of Michi- key in getting to the basket. There will be a lot of new gan-Dearborn women’s bas- Incoming freshman Megan faces in those maize and #8 Oregon ketball team is more than Swick will be versatile with blue jerseys this season as ready to get out onto the her ball handling and shoot- eight new players will be hardwood for their upcom- ing ability, along with senior suiting up, including sopho- ing 2014-15 season. Courtney Teets, who will be more Annie Deering, who is “It’s still a balancing a big leader on the floor and a transfer from Adrian Col- act,” head coach Dymetrius bring some key mid-range lege. Ware said. “We’re trying to shooting to the squad. UM-Dearborn finished Rebecca Gallagher/MJ find the right chemistry, but JUCO player Bilquee last year with a 4-24 over- From left to right: seniors Andrea Collins, Jalissa Williams and Courtney Teets pose before basketball practice. overall I’m happy with the Grant will be joining Wil- all record and 3-19 in the “We will get better.” Is this is a smart team, I think #8 Notre Dame work ethic, the hustle and liams in a dominant factor WHAC. The Wolverines the motto for this year. This this is a team that’s going to the hard work that the girls under the basket. After the will travel to Rochester Col- is an experienced team.” represent the UM-Dearborn are putting in.” lack of rebounding last year, lege for their first game at Ware said. “I think they’re in a proud manner.” The Wolverines will be Grant will snag a great deal 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 28. very smart young ladies;

Week by the MJ? by the Brighton Legacy Center. I played with mostly A: It feels good. I honestly didn’t even teammates and a few players from other teams like Q&A with UM-Dearborn Player know I was nominated until someone told me Oakland U, and Lawrence Tech, both rivals. and it felt like my hard work this offseason is Q: How did you guys do overall? Record? of the Week, Ruben Cabello paying off. A: We did OK, we didn’t have our full squad and #9 Georgia Q: Speaking of hard work this offsea- we mixed with other players to form teams in the sum- By JORDAN KONIOR Staff Reporter son, what did your workouts consist of? mer. In the winter it was drop-in play. A: I played in a summer league and winter league Q: Understandable. What about the team for Ruben Cabello netted the game-winning goal so I didn’t miss much game experience. I also played this upcoming season? What team goals did you against Central Michigan in the University of Mich- “wall ball” which is basically passing to yourself. I guys set for yourselves? igan-Dearborn lacrosse program’s fall-ball opener on practiced both hands to make myself better. And lastly A: This year we’re looking solid. It’s a young team Oct. 11. Afterwards, Cabello was nominated as a can- I just worked out to keep in shape. with a lot of potential. Our main goal is to win our didate in the Michigan Journal’s UM-Dearborn Player Q: What was the name of this league? Did you conference and make playoffs. of the Week vote for Issue 7. With 40 percent of the play with any teammates? Or rivals? vote, Cabello edged Jeremy Klotz for the honors. A: The summer league was by Champion Lacrosse. Q&A with Ruben Cabello Q: How does it feel to be selected as Player of the #10 Kansas State They have a website. And the winter league was done continue reading online at michiganjournal.org The Michigan Journal/12 Sports @MichiganJournal @TMJSports October 21, 2014 Vol. XLIV, No. 7 DIG PINK

Volleyball hosts Marygrove to raise money for breast cancer awareness

Tyesha Vinson/MJ The University of Michigan-Dearborn volleyball team huddles before the third set of its match against Indiana Tech on Oct. 8, 2014. By VERONICA RATES fected with it,”Stark said. The turnout was huge and Staff Reporter “So to continue to raise the the Fieldhouse bleachers @VeronicaRates awareness to make sure that were practically full. Parents, Pink socks, laces, ties, and the greater population stays students, and athletes, includ- hair bows were a dominant ahead of it. It is important.” ing players from men’s and feature in the University of The Side-Out Foundation women’s basketball, hock- Michigan-Dearborn’s volley- is a foundation bringing vol- ey and lacrosse were in the ball game against Marygrove leyball teams together in the stands to support not only College on Wednesday. form of raising breast cancer the University of Michigan- Even though UM-Dear- awareness, starting back in Dearborn volleyball team, but born (0-23, 0-13 WHAC) lost 2004. The foundation is na- the cause as well. in four sets against Marygrove tionwide, connecting with The ladies represented (5-16, 2-11 WHAC), the Wol- teams as young as in middle with their pink hair ties, their verines won in a bigger way. schools and going all the way pink socks and laces, and their UM-Dearborn hosted a up to the collegiate level. pink warm up shirts. Even the Dig Pink volleyball match The team got creative and coaches rocked the pink ties through The Side-Out Foun- decorated their own piggy during the game. dation to raise money for banks, and brought them Senior Rebecca Carley, breast cancer awareness. around campus and to their who came out strong with Head coach Eric Stark said classes, collecting donations 24 digs for the squad com- the team raised $400, and ex- to go toward the cause. When mented saying, “It was good pects to be within reach of its arriving to the gym, the pigs that more people got the mes- $500 goal by the end of Oc- were lined up on a table, open sage.” WHAC men’s soccer roundup: tober. for donations from spectators. “It’s important to raise “I think it’s something that T-Shirts were also for sale at awareness.” Stark said. “And in today’s day it’s hard to find the door going towards the it’s something we were proud conference playoffs lurking anybody that hasn’t been af- foundation. to be a part of this year.” By JUAN CAMARA Davenport was riding high the season. Two conference Guest Reporter on a six game win streak. losses have made Madonna With less than a month left Midfielder, Dzenan Catic a longshot, but with games Loaded with talent, hockey needs to play as team in the soccer season, the races was named WHAC offensive left against Davenport and By ERICK LEHMAN ing teams able to follow their game plan, and nag at the top and bottom of the player of the week for the Marygrove, there could be a Staff Columnist the defense, basically, waiting to allow them to beat table in the Wolverine-Hoo- fourth time this season after shakeup in the standings. @ELehman29 themselves. sier Athletic Conference are scoring a school record five Two time defensive play- The University of Michigan-Dearborn hockey On multiple occasions this season Wolver- getting hot and a photo finish goals in a 6-0 win over Indi- er of the week, Goalkeeper, team continued to take steps backward this week- ines head coach Chris Haltinner has said his team is eminent. ana Tech. Marcel Shmid has seven shut- end after being swept by Illinois University. makes too many mistakes that it couldn’t capitalize There are only three points But despite outshooting outs so far this season and has The Wolverines took the Fighting Illini into while the opponent capitalized on all the Wolverine separating the top four teams. Aquinas 20-8, nine saves kept kept his team in the race. overtime Friday, eventually losing 5-4 in a shoot- mistakes. In non-coach talk, the Wolverines beat There is also only a three- the Panthers off the score- For the rest of the confer- out. themselves, and they did it against good teams. point difference between board for the first time all sea- ence it’s time to start jockey- Things didn’t look much better for the Wolver- After last Friday’s game against Adrian Haltin- the fifth place and last place son. The loss makes the Oct. ing for postseason position. ine hockey team on Saturday night, losing 5-1. ner weighed in on his teams talent compared to teams. 29 contest between Daven- With the top eight teams At the top, the current Ryan Kelly scored two goals in the weekend Adrian’s. port and Northwestern Ohio a making the WHAC tourna- leader is Northwestern Ohio, series. “I don’t think they’re better than us” Haltinner possible regular season cham- ment, every team is still alive. riding a seven game winning The Wolverines received goals Friday from said. “If they’re number nine, we’re number 10.” pionship game. Even the bottom two teams streak, outscoring its oppo- Cody Staub, Eric Rosteck, and Gino Darin. Based on talent, he may be absolutely correct. The upset also makes the UM-Dearborn and Sienna nents 31-3 in those games. The common theme not only this weekend, but The talent this team is loaded with is top notch, but race to the finish interesting Heights have hope, each pick- The dominating play has also against Adrian, is a slow start for the Wolver- the chemistry seems to not be there during the big with Marygrove and Madon- ing up a first win on the sea- landed the Racers in the 19 ines. moment, in the big games. The mistakes made by na giving chase. son this month. spot of the NAIA top 25 rank- To start the year, the team was posting three or this team, both offensively and defensively, when Marygrove bounced back UM-Dearborn won 2-1 ings. more goals in the first period, forcing the opposing facing other teams with top notch talent brings it from a loss to Davenport against Indiana Tech, and Si- Northwestern Ohio is team into panic mode early on. It prompted mis- into question. with three straight wins. With enna Heights beat Lawrence alone atop the table because Tech 1-0. Both teams are just takes, and with the Wolverines able to capitalize The teams ahead on the schedule for the Wol- games left against Madonna of perhaps the most surpris- and Northwestern Ohio, the two points out of tournament on those mistakes to extend leads, they put games verines are very highly touted. If the Wolverines ing outcome in the WHAC Mustangs still have a realis- position. away. want to be skating come playoff time, they are go- this season. tic shot at winning the regular For the rest of the cluster, Lately, the Wolverines have had slow starts to ing to have to become a team, and play like a team; Less than a day after being season championship. the final games will be - cru game, posting no goals in the first period against all on the same page. named the number one team Madonna is going to need cial. One game could be the Adrian in the first game and one goal in game two If that happens and UM-Dearborn is forc- in the NAIA top 25, Daven- some things to fall into place, difference between compet- of that series. UM-Dearborn did not score a single ing other teams to beat itself, it will be opposing port was upset 1-0 by cross- but there is still a possibil- ing in the WHAC tournament first-period goal against Illinois. coaches making statements that if the Wolverines town rival Aquinas. ity of the Crusaders stealing and finishing in last place. The slow starts by the Wolverines keeps oppos- are number one, then their team is number two.