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TheFRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012Baylor Lariatwww.baylorlariat.com SPORTS Page B2 NEWS Page 4 A&E Page 5 What it takes to win Past president honored Creations unveiled Preview of the Lady Bears’ upcoming The Poage Legislative Library will The product of hours of sustainable Final Four game breaks down what it host a NASA space exhibit honoring design for Project Greenway was will take to come out on top the anniversary of a JFK speech revealed Thursday at Common Grounds

Vol. 113 No. 38 © 2012, In Print >> Inside peek Mulkey diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy View a photo spread of the journey the Lady Bears By Krista Pirtle with the medications which we have taken in the NCAA Sports Writer don’t expect.” championship “You sure?” Mulkey yelled. Baylor announced today that She was told that the steroids SENATE from Page 1 Page B1-B4 women’s head coach would make her irritable. Kim Mulkey has been diagnosed “Just blame it on the meno- with Bell’s Palsy. pause and blame it on the ste- >> Deliberation to end “Last weekend my tongue just roids,” she joked. Supreme Court justices to felt weird. I thought it was an Mulkey noticed her right vote on President Obama’s old new tube of toothpaste I had eye was drooping, her smile was health care bill never used that kind of toothpaste crooked and her hearing out of before. I asked Alex at breakfast her right ear was a little off. Page 9 if you could be allergic to tooth- “I hadn’t had any plastic sur- paste or if it could be outdated. gery so don’t let anybody say that,” They just looked at me like she’s Mulkey joked. “Don’t tell people Viewpoints really flipped her lid.” I’m not happy because I’m not Instead of going to practice smiling. I’m not smiling because “Asking yesterday, she went to the doctor I don’t want people to see my after being examined by trainer crooked smile.” applicants to Alex Olson. Olson responded that she login a company Bell’s Palsy is a form of facial could pay half price for that plas- paralysis resulting from a dys- tic surgery. computer while function of the facial nerve (cra- With the diagnosis the week in an interview nial nerve VII) that results in the of the Final Four, Mulkey is confi- inability to control facial muscles dent that it will not interfere with so the interviewer of the affected side. her will to win. can look around The condition usually has a “This isn’t going to change is too far. While rapid onset of partial or complete how I coach,” Mulkey said. “This paralysis that often occurs over- Associated Press isn’t going to change anything. night. I’m just going to be another ugly it is important for Baylor head women’s coach Kim Mulkey announces she was diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy during a news con- organizations to The facial nerve passes ference in Waco Thursday. Baylor will play Stanford on Sunday in an NCAA tournament Final Four semifinal coach with a crooked face.” through a small canal in the skull college basketball game. The Lady Bears are two wins know whom they beneath the ear. away from their second national are hiring, there It is thought that an inflam- passes through the canal. While a virus. the inflammation of the facial championship under Mulkey and matory condition causes the fa- the exact cause of the swelling “Coach Mulkey is being treat- nerve,” Olson said. “We’re moni- the NCAA’s first 40-win season. has to be a better cial nerve to swell, which leads is unknown, many physicians ed with an anti-viral medication toring it to make sure she’s not to compression of the nerve as it way... Those about believe the cause may be due to along with oral steroids to reduce going to have any adverse effects SEE MULKEY, page 9 to graduate need to find where they stand on this Baylor NAACP Proposal issue.” Page 2 to protest shooting process revised Bear Briefs with hoodie walk Student Senate The place to go to know By Kayla Reeves motivated, according to the AP. searches for more the places to go Reporter In the weeks since the shoot- ing, there have been hoodie walks streamlined way Basketball fever Baylor’s chapter of the Nation- in remembrance of Martin all to approve bills Baylor will host a Final al Association for the Advance- over the country, because Martin’s ment of Colored People will host hoodie supposedly contributed to Four watch party to By Daniel C. Houston a hoodie walk in honor of Tray- the suspicious image that Zim- Staff Writer support the Lady Bears von Martin on Sunday. merman said he had on the night in their match against Associated Press Participants will meet at 4 p.m. of his death. Members of the Student Sen- Stanford. Doors will open Assemblywoman Holly Mitchell, D-Los Angeles, touches the hood of on the Bear Trail in front of the Killeen senior Brittany Walk- her sweat shirt as she talks of the shooting of Trayvon Martin during a ate discussed a proposal that at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Baylor Science Building fields. er, president of Baylor’s NAACP, news conference Thursday at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif. In re- would be the largest overhaul of Ferrell Center. Tip-off Martin, a 17-year-old Florida said she invites all students and membrance of Martin, various groups and political representatives have its internal operations in years at is at 8 p.m. Entry is free boy, was killed last month by a student organizations to partici- organized hoodie walks all over the country. its Thursday meeting, also passing neighborhood watch volunteer pate in the Baylor NAACP’s walk, and open to the public. awareness and supporting Mar- the discomfort that individuals a resolution in support of add- There will be a few door while walking home from a con- but asks that no one bring any ing a male representative to the tin’s family, Ramona Curtis, ad- may be feeling. We also want to prizes/T-shirt giveaways. venience store. signs or protest materials. homecoming court. viser for Baylor’s NAACP and di- really be in prayer for the com- Concessions will be open. The shooter, George Zimmer- “We just ask that you only The bylaws revisions would rector for leader development and munity in Florida and the family The Baylor Bookstore will man, said Martin looked suspi- bring hoodies because we don’t call for fewer committees with cious, according to a story by the have time to get signs and things civic engagement, said. of Trayvon. We don’t want to lose more responsibilities each, in- also be on hand with the Associated Press. approved, but bring yourselves “We have not yet arrived in a cluding responsibilities that cur- latest Baylor gear sight of what’s going on there.” Zimmerman said he shot Mar- and your hoodies and support post-racial society,” Curtis said. The walk will cover about half rently rest with the full Senate, and apparel. tin in self-defense, but Martin’s this movement with us,” she said. “It is an opportunity for us to talk like approving appointments to supporters believe it was racially The walk is about raising about it and try to heal some of SEE HOODIE, page 9 student body officer cabinets and Touch of tennis making statements of support for Men’s tennis will play Texas people or organizations. Tech from 6 to 9 p.m. Michael Lyssy, Falls City se-

nior and internal vice president, Saturday at the Hurd PHASE 1: Parking lot to close due to constructionth Close Lot -­‐Midnight March 30 Begin Work -­‐ April 2nd said the reforms are intended to

Tennis Center. Tickets can Complete Work -­‐ August 13th By Linda Wilkins Bagby Avenue. We greatly appre- streamline operations by allowing be purchased at the box LEGEND: 6’ ChainL ink Fence with top rail committees to take care of busi- Staff Writer and greenciate wind screen.our Wind students’ patience and office of the Bill Daniel screen removed at critical locations for better visibility. ness that would normally take Fenceunderstanding.” anchored in pavement Student Center or at and/or ground. time out of general meetings. Lot 42, the parking lot located The work on the utilities is vwww.baylorbears.com 30’ Wide Gate (2 ea. 15’ wide on the east side of the Sid Rich- gate panels)starting now because the con- “[This is] basically a big re- structuring, to make Senate … ardson Building, will be closed Temporarystruction Toilet needed to begin before Summer’s coming starting Saturday because of con- the end of the semester so Phase more efficient so that we can Dr Pepper Hour will be struction. The lot is scheduled to 2 of the project could start in the handle more student issues and held from 3 to 4 p.m. re-open Aug. 13. summer, Karr said. not get bogged down with a few, Tuesday in the Barfield Kevin Karr, senior project Phase 2 of the project will be- but can adequately debate them by empowering committees and Drawing Room of the manager, said this closure is part PHASE 2 gin after Spring Commencement putting more members into the SUB. The event will of Phase 1 of the construction that on May 13, Karr said, and will committees,” Lyssy said. “The feature opportunities will re-align and extend Third involve more closures and impact Street from Moody Memorial Li- SKETCHthe campus more than the closure committees would then better to learn about summer represent the whole of Senate and brary to Bagby Avenue. Phase 1 DATE:of 3.28 .12Lot 42. programs at Baylor. courtesy will involve routing utilities from The physical work on Third … effectively represent the whole the Baylor Energy Complex to the major digging in the area of Lot some difficulty in parking, Lori Street will begin with Phase 2, he body on some non-controversial new East Village Community. 42, which is parallel to the exist- Fogleman, director of media re- said. issues such as support resolutions Karr said the construction ing Third Street and immediately lations, said in an email to the Matt Penney, director of park- or confirmations.” will involve heavy equipment across from the Baylor Energy Lariat Thursday. ing and transportation at Baylor, Some senators expressed con- and many construction vehicles, Complex, he said. “Anytime we close a parking said alternate parking is avail- cerns about the idea of delegating so safety was a priority when the The lot will be closed starting lot, we realize it does cause some able in the East Campus Parking so much authority to the com- mittees, including Dallas fresh- construction dates were planned. at 10 a.m. Saturday so a fence can inconvenience,” Fogleman wrote. Garage, which has 400 available man senator Connor Mighell. “It is a safety issue,” Karr said be installed around the perimeter “However, in this instance, this lot spaces. Mighell said he was particu- regarding the purpose of the lot of the lot by Monday morning, closure is temporary and will al- Both the Blue and Red Baylor larly concerned with how much closure. “We can’t take the chance Karr said. low us to move forward on major University Shuttle (BUS) buses time could be taken appealing of injuring a student or causing Road accessibility around the infrastructure work on the East make stops at the garage, which a committee’s decision to the d am a g e .” construction area will not be af- Village and also the realignment is on Second Street, every 8 to 10 baylorlariat.com In order to access the utili- fected. and extension of Third Street minutes before heading to cam- ties, the construction calls for The lot closure may lead to from Moody Memorial Library to pus, Penney said. SEE SENATE, page 9 Newspaper of the Year | Texas APME TheLariat Best Student Newspaper | Houston Press Club *FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Job interviews shouldn’t require Facebook login

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As class of 2012 members prepare to graduate and find a job, they may expect certain personal questions to be asked of them in job interviews, but “What is your Facebook username and password?” is probably not one of them. Recently, an emerging trend among employers has surfaced as they desire more information about prospective employees, but many question if the practice is legal. From asking for login information, to asking applicants to login during an interview, to simply asking them to friend an HR representative, employers are trying to find out as much as they can about candidates before they make a hiring decision. The line is thin, however, as they delve into the privacy of others. Moreover, many candidates, while uncomfortable with the practice, feel cornered into giving their information out of fear of unemployment. Two senators, Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Richard Blumenthal (D- Conn.) are drafting legislation to out- law the practice and asking the federal government to look into the legality of the issue. The senators said they are con- cerned the practice breaks anti-dis- crimination laws as it gives employers access to information they are not al- lowed to ask in interview such as reli- gion, marital status, or whether or not the candidate is pregnant. Not only does the practice poten- tially violate anti-discrimination laws, it also violates social networks’ terms of use policies. The senators are right to stop this practice. Jobseekers desperate for jobs too personal information. larly asked to sign documents agreeing where they stand on this issue. ployer that respects you enough to give are willing to share information they Even asking applicants to login a not to post any negative material about Although they may face the choice to you your privacy. wouldn’t otherwise because they need company computer while in an interview the organization. give over personal information or lose You shouldn’t have to give up your the work. The ACLU has stepped in to so the interviewer can look around is too This practice is also reasonable, but a job, a stance must be made, hopefully privacy to get a job, or feel forced into stop this coercion at some organiza- far. does not give the company any reason one that favors self-respect. doing so. tions before, but the policy needs to be While it is important for organiza- to believe it should be able to control any Employers need to be told there is a Remember, you are more than an em- stopped all together. tions to know whom they are hiring, other aspect of their employees or appli- line between work-life and private-life. ployee or an applicant, you’re a person It is reasonable to ask candidates to there has to be a better way. cants’ social media use. If the time comes to make the choice and you have the right to keep certain friend HR representatives, but login in- Once hired, employees are regu- Those about to graduate need to find between privacy and a job, chose an em- information to yourself. formation gives companies access to far Trusting God is the most important thing people can do

Imagine this: a world without and wisdom that tell us how to track that we know better, that we It’s because those tracks lead time. What would it look like? “This is why the most conduct our train. have more experience within our to death — every single time. Everything human eyes If we let him, he’ll become the limited dimension and we should They are tracks filled with pain, have ever swept across has been important thing we driver, since he knows the track make the calls. heartache and empty promises. touched by time. can do as people — perfectly. And death is the result. Sin is a So where do we go? How do It’s where we get adjectives as his creation, as He sees the whole picture. He runaway train. we fill our short time, this life- like “new” and “old,” as in a new knows what was behind and what In 1 John 2:15, God com- time? Heisman trophy or an old rock in humanity — within is ahead, and so he knows only mands us not to “love the world The truth is that life, true life Cameron Park. the dimension of the very best routes to take. or the things in the world.” and true joy can only be found in “Age” then constitutes a mea- time is to trust him” This is why the most impor- The word “world” here relates knowing and sharing it with the suring stick that determines a tant thing we can do as people to the indulging of sinful appe- creator. person’s experience within time — as his creation, as humanity — tites, feeding our lusts and selfish Nothing else will ever satisfy — both physically and mentally within the dimension of time is to pride. — ever. Life with him is overflow- — in various chapters of life. of the train traveling all around trust him. This could be seen through ing and abundant; it gives every- Accordingly, age speaks a lot within the limits of that case. But This world is packed with nu- sexual immorality, drunkenness, thing purpose. for a person on their capacity to Grace Gaddy | Assistant City Editor the viewer would still remain out- merous fleeting pleasures and a gluttony, lawless living, obsession Time, our current dimension, reason and make sound judg- side that dimension. host of activities that God com- with material possessions, reck- only marks a beginning, because ments and decisions. But as time progresses, the This is one way I tend to imag- mands us — as people who can’t less pursuits of pleasure, and so life lasts forever. Age is enveloped in time, borders of that dimension do not ine God, who exists outside of see the whole picture — not to forth. Time itself will end, and this much like a box within a bigger change. time. take part in. Why would he tell us not to current world will be no more. box. It’s as if all this life is occur- God, in his omniscience, can These commands are for our take part in that which may seem But life — with Jesus — is some- But time, as we know, is not ring onboard a moving miniature see the end from the beginning. good, wrapped and written in fun from a certain perspective, thing worth having forever. a box. Time is a dimension, in train within a glass case. Some- This is only a greater testimony of love. especially when so many others which unique experiences take one outside the case could look in his goodness. But for some unbeknownst seem to be having a grand time Grace Gaddy is a senior jour- place, cause leads to effect and and observe. From this, it’s clear he is pure- reason, most of us have picked with the exercising of such activi- nalism major from Palestine and people change. They would see the progress ly good to give us words of life up the idea somewhere along the ties? is the Lariat’s assistant city editor.

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To contact the Baylor Lariat: Follow the Lariat on Newsroom: Advertising inquiries: [email protected] [email protected] 254-710-1712 254-710-3407 Twitter: @bulariat FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com News the Baylor Lariat|3 Baylor to hold grief service By Trevor Allsion ing with our losses of six students “This is not all there is,” Burle- said. “Pain is better borne togeth- Reporter in three months, which was over- son said, “We want them to know e r.” whelming,” Burleson said. that though life may be different Gathering with others is part of Baylor Spiritual Life will offer a He said he decided doing the now, there is more life to be lived.” the grieving process, Gibson said. “Service of Consolation and Hope” service in the spring was the best Burleson said the service will “We wanted to create an envi- at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Miller way to respond to these tragedies. include a scripture reading, a short ronment for people to grieve to- Chapel. The service is intended “We felt the campus and com- sermon and a chance for friends gether,” Gibson said. “There is a to support and encourage those munity needed an opportunity to and loved ones to come forward safe place and a necessity for griev- who have experienced the loss of a gather and be real,” Burleson said. and speak to honor those who have ing and mourning.” loved one in their lives. “People being up front about their died. The service is open to everyone, “It’s a response to the general feelings will bring legitimacy to Gibson said the service will dis- not just those who are grieving, sense of loss we’ve had in the Bay- worship.” play the connection between grief Burleson said. lor community,” said Chris Gib- The sharing of real feelings is a and hope. Baylor offers several resources son, ministry associate for pastor key part of the grieving process, he “The service will have [a] lit- for those who are dealing with care in spiritual life. Gibson will be said. urgy that focuses on grief and hope the loss of loved ones. The Baylor leading the service. “We feel like there is a path to- that reflects the narrative of scrip- Counseling Center, located on the Baylor Chaplain Burt Burleson ward healing when we bring what ture,” Gibson said. “We are people second floor of the McLane Stu- Associated Press said the university usually offers a is real into the presence of God,” who are longing, but are not with- dent Life Center, offers assistance similar service in the fall semester Burleson said. out hope.” to those who may be dealing with Men on fire before Christmas to reach out to The service will also coincide Burleson said he hopes the ser- grief. The center can be reached students who might grieve more with Holy Week. Burleson said the vice will be an inspiration to those 24-hours-a-day at 254-710-2467. A hand crew from Mountain View Fire puts water on hotspots in trees along Kuehster Road in Conifer, Colo., on Thursday, for lost loved ones around that story of the suffering of Christ, and who are grieving. Baylor Spiritual Life can be reached after a wildfire broke out on Monday. The fire has damaged or time of year. how the story goes beyond grief “We are trying to encourage at 254-710-3517. destroyed about 25 homes so far. “We do this service in the fall and suffering to healing and resur- those who were close to the stu- For more information about and decided to have another ser- rection, is an encouraging parallel dents who died and students who the service, contact Gibson at vice in the spring as we began deal- to those who are grieving. have lost loved ones,” Burleson [email protected]. Lecture series seeks accord of science, faith By Meghan Hendrickson ning Wednesday. They will be held being discovered,” Coston said. “It scientific discoveries she believes the church. especially Christians. Reporter in the sanctuary of the church, lo- seems really mysterious and com- Christians cannot ignore. Cleaver said he will present a “Scientific discoveries and un- cated at the corner of 18th Street plex, and it really gives me a greater “In my opinion, a faithful Chris- brief overview of the universe’s 14- derstanding can inform our faith,” Galileo. Copernicus. Evolution. and Bosque Avenue. appreciation for God creating this tian doesn’t ignore fact because it billion-year history. Cleaver said. “We shouldn’t see it Stem cell research. Coston said Calvary is a church complex, mysterious stuff. It makes makes them uncomfortable,” Tip- “Basically, I talk about modern as a threat to faith, but it may help Science and faith have been me appreciate my faith more and pit said. “We’re worried that if we cosmology, what we know about us to develop our faith more and viewed in opposition throughout creation more.” discover something, maybe it will the history of the universe, its make it deeper, and to give us a history, said Jim Coston, pastor of “In my opinion, a faith- The first lecture, titled, “What’s make God go away. Of course it modern form and what we predict truer understanding.” Calvary Baptist Church. Coston ful Christian doesn’t God Got to Do — Wish it? Why won’t. If we believe God is who we about the future,” Cleaver said. The fourth and final event in hopes to change that view with a Theology and the Physical Science say he is, then we won’t be scared to Over the course of the last 20 the lecture series will be a ques- series of guest lectures to be held at ignore fact because it are not in (Epistemic) Competi- discover new things.” years, scientists have been discov- tion and answer panel discussion the church in April. makes them tion,” will be given by Barry Har- Tippit said she believes Chris- ering the number of universes that featuring all three of the speakers: “Historically, there has been uncomfortable.” vey, professor of theology in the tians are called to be informed likely exist at any given time is “al- Harvey, Tippit and Cleaver. some tension between science Honors College at Baylor. about modern scientific discover- most uncountable,” he said. Jason Whitlark, assistant pro- and faith,” Coston said. “There has Dr. Phyllis Tippit | Retired Harvey will speak about un- ies. “In terms of faith and Chris- fessor in the Baylor Interdisciplin- been a fear that science is going to lecturer for the Baylor derstanding and interpreting the “From a standpoint of being tianity, we’ve very much put God ary Core, is a member of Calvary knock down our faith world view, Interdisciplinary Core Bible so that faith and science are able to be active in the world as a as Creator in too small of a box,” who said he is planning to attend or that faith and science can’t coex- consistent and supportive of one Christian, we need to have a very Cleaver said. “Science is helping us the lecture series. ist, but I don’t see that as the case.” another, said Dr. Gerald B. Cleaver, clear understanding of what’s hap- realize the grandness of creation. “I am interested in attending This month, the church will be associate professor of physics and pening in the world of science, or It’s far larger, far more exotic, far the lectures because they obviously hosting a four-part series of weekly that likes to ask questions and sci- another one of the lecturers. else we’ll look foolish,” Tippit said. more beautiful than we ever imag- raise interesting questions about lectures called “Science and Faith: ence need not shake a believer’s The second lecture, “Does Life “And I don’t think we’re called i n e d .” how we understand science, and Breaking Down the Wall.” The faith. Have a History?” will be given by to look foolish, because we don’t Cleaver said he enjoys dem- its relationship to our faith and lectures, which are free and open “I don’t have a real good apti- Dr. Phyllis Tippit, a former lectur- serve a foolish God.” onstrating the consistency be- religious beliefs and interpreting to the public, will take place from tude for science, but I’ve always er in the Baylor Interdisciplinary The third lecture, “Faith and tween science and faith by re- scripture in light of our under- 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. on Wednesday found it fascinating in terms of the Core who retired last year. the New Cosmology,” will be given lating the findings of modern standing of science and everything nights throughout April, begin- radical and increasing knowledge Tippit said she will discuss by Cleaver, who is a member of science to the general public — we know,” Whitlark said. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the News 4 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Space exhibit honors anniversary of JFK speech By Mallory Hisler for us to be able to tell that story to she said. “Being an educational in- Reporter the new generation,” Goolsby said. stitution, they worked with us and “It was a whole different breed of gave us a lot of stuff.” The W.R. Poage Legislative Li- people. They were horribly cou- The organization of the exhibit brary will honor the 50th anniver- rageous, and they gave us a lot of took much planning, both Goolsby sary of President John F. Kennedy’s what we have today.” and Rogers said. famous speech challenging the na- The exhibit, which displays Goolsby said Rogers comes up tion to become an active part of the comics signed by astronauts, space with ideas for exhibits sometimes space race with an exhibit sched- gear, a scale-sized shuttle, fact years in advance, looking to high- uled to open next week. boards, photographs and other light particular historical anniver- The exhibit will open 2 April, memorabilia, has been in the saries. and there will be a welcome recep- works for more than three months, “It takes months to prepare. Ben tion from 3 to 4:30 p.m. April 12 said Ben Rogers, director of Poage usually has ideas, and sometimes to honor the speech given on Sept. Library. has them like three years out,” she 12, 1962. “We got some things from said. “We’ve been working on this “For this exhibit, it is celebrat- NASA, some things we had in the particular exhibit since December ing that it was 50 years ago that JFK collections and some things were as far as pulling things [from the gave his speech at Rice about going loaned by donors,” Rogers said. library’s own collection] goes. I or- to the moon, not because it’s easy, The bulk of the exhibit focuses dered the things from NASA in late but because it’s hard,” said Mary on the political cartoons collected November or early December.” Goolsby, library services and proj- by Helen Newton. After taking a Rogers and Goolsby encour- ect manager. job at the Johnson Space Center, aged Baylor students to stop by the Goolsby said she believes it is she focused her collection on car- exhibit. important to preserve the memory toons dealing with space. Because “For older folks like me, it will of the brave people who explored Newton worked in close proximity bring up a lot of memories. There the final frontier and honor the to many astronauts, she was able were things that we had forgotten, significant impact they made on to get them to sign the original David Li | Lariat Photographer even though we had lived during history. cartoons in which the astronauts Poage Legislative Library showcased items like this photograph from the NASA exhibit Thursday in the lobby. that time,” Goolsby said. “And for “I remember being in my third appeared. Her son, Bob Newton, the students, it’s important to know grade class hearing about them shared the collection with the li- NASA to secure items for the ex- play boards and items for exhibit and pencils. your roots and your history, and to walking on the moon — it’s not brary. hibit, such as the scale model of the attendees to take home, includ- “That [working with NASA] know what brave men and women like that anymore. This exhibit is Goolsby also worked with shuttle, two large educational dis- ing NASA informational books was a really unique experience,” these people were to do this.” Two sororities team up, host event, raise money for water By Bre Nichols water and were inspired to get in- support the organization. Reporter volved. “We want everyone to come out “Since the plans fell through for and have a good time, eat pancakes The sororities Pi Beta Phi and the event last year, we decided to and relax while listening to Uproar Kappa Kappa Gamma are teaming go forward with it this semester,” artists, and also supporting a new up to create an all-university event McAdams said. cause,” McAdams said. featuring a pancake dinner and an Tickets will be sold at the door Uproar concert to support char- for $8. With a ticket, each person ity: water. The event will take place “If we raise $5,000, will receive all-you-can-eat pan- from 8 to 10 p.m. today. cakes as well as a chance to enter The group charity: water is a we can fund a water their name into a raffle twice. non-profit organization seeking project in a village that Prizes for the raffle include to increase the access to clean, safe would serve on average services provided by the soror- drinking water for citizens of de- ity members, like tutoring, yoga veloping countries. 250 people.” classes and even motorcycle les-

All proceeds from the event sons from one member whose dad Ali Tucker | Houston junior will benefit the charity. The sorori- owns a motorcycle shop. ties hope to raise $5,000 through In effort to raise as much mon- the event to cover the cost of build- ey as possible, the sororities are ing one well. Houston junior Ali Tucker, also holding a contest for Baylor “Diseases from unsafe water president of Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternities, McAdams said. They and lack of basic sanitation kill and co-leader of the event, said have asked each fraternity to col- more people every year than all the sororities have been fundrais- lect money, and the one that raises forms of violence, including war,” ing throughout the year in order to the most by Monday night’s event Meagan Downing | Lariat Photographer according to the charity: water of- reach their goal. will win a pizza party mixer with ficial website. “If we raise $5,000, we can fund Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Kappa Dallas junior Kaylaynn McAd- a water project in a village that Gamma. Science fair comes to BSB ams, president of Pi Beta Phi and would serve on average 250 peo- For more information on the co-leader of the event, said the idea ple,” Tucker said. event, contact Kaylaynn_McAd- Baylor science majors set up booths to display their projects throughout the Baylor Science Building to create a fundraiser for the orga- McAdams said she believes [email protected] or Ali_Tucker@ Thursday. Students from all categories of science majors participated. Here, several students discuss nization came up last year when the fundraiser will lead the sorori- baylor.edu. Visit the organization’s their projects with others on the building’s ground floor. the previous presidents of the two ties closer to their goal while also website at http://www.charitywa- sororities heard about charity: bringing the campus together to ter.org/. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com Arts & Entertainment the Baylor Lariat|5 Music, models run second Project Greenway contest By Candy Rendon space jump suit made of plastic ous with all the playing cards and Reporter sheets and red repurposed T-shirt colors,” Scandling said. overalls. Beneath the suit, an un- The dress has a sharp hourglass Fifth and Fite, along with fellow derlining sheet of fabric made of shape. The skirt is shaped like an Uproar Records artists O, Loveland newspapers had been sewn togeth- umbrella with its and the top is and Trannie Stevens, performed er with recycled red thread. The la- crafted from black plastic binder Thursday for Baylor’s second an- pels were made of fine plastic wrap, with a binder ring necklace. nual Project Greenway fashion and the boutonniere was made of “I really think our most unique show. plastic spoons. aspect design was the pattern cre- Back for its second year, the Team “Krista Stephens” con- ated with the playing cards,” Gross event encourages students to reuse sisted of Rockdale senior Krista said. trash instead of throwing it away. Stephens, Corpus Christi junior Lastly, team “Eco Oso” con- Four teams competed for a Johnnie Flores and Jade Smith, a sisted of Sugar Land senior Caleb $500 cash prize. junior from Rowlett. Thompson, junior Dannie Dinh The teams varied in fashion They all worked on a dress and Leander graduate student Mi- influences, and the runway pieces made of coffee cup ingredients and chael Hannon. showcased each group’s unique novel pages. Thompson said the inspiration qualities. “I worked at Starbucks for three for one male design was the body Team “Greensleeves” partici- years, and so I really wanted to and image of an Asian dragon. pants were Henderson, Nev. ju- show how that influenced me,” Ste- “We used really bizarre material nior Hannah Prochaska, Bay City phens said. to make our design,” Thompson David Li | Lariat Photographer junior Victoria Felton, Cypress She said she wanted to make said. “Gum wrappers and Coke Brothers Jacob and Michael Agnew perform with their band Fifth & Fite. The band, along with Trannie Stevens, sophomore Alexis German, Leba- her interests apparent to viewers tabs were adorned to the back of played a cover of the popular hit song by Fun., “We Are Young.” non, Ore. junior Sydney Noh and and that her incorporating per- the jacket to make the shape of a League City sophomore Omari sonal things with the design was dragon.” Williams. important. “It definitely has a grunge-edge Prochaska said her team’s two “I love Dickens’ ‘A Christmas to it,” Dinh said. pieces were inspired by vintage Carol,’ and I used ripped out pages Team “Green with Envy” won Highlights from the live blog styles that she feels are making a of a used copy to add some flair to in third place, Team “Krista Ste- comeback. the skirt,” Stephens said. phens” won in second place, and “The woman’s piece reflects Keller senior Logan Scandling Team “Greensleeves” won first By Adenola Adepetun, Rob 2. Aaaaaand Now 7. The rapper is wear- 19th century corset designs,” and Scandia, Kan. sophomore place for Uproar Record’s second Bradfield and Jamie Lim The Banjo’s Come OUT ing cut off teal blue jeans, Prochska said. Ashley Gross, an apparel student, annual Project Greenway. Contributor, Staff Writer which are in this The skirt was made of coffee designers from “Green with Envy,” When the results came in, the and Reporter 3. There is a girl on season! I just stained newspapers and plastic found inspiration in a Lewis Car- winning team expressed their joy. the roof... cool? wasn’t aware that wrap and two shaped ornaments roll novel. “We had won the first place These are posts taken from guys were wear- adorn the dress piece with melted Scanling said the piece can be prize last year, and our expecta- the Lariat live blog. They were 4. its like, Spoken ing them -work plastic spoons. traced back to “Alice in Wonder- tions were low. It was definitely a selected from numerous updates Word, meets semi har it! Team “Greensleeves” said the land” details. lot of fun,” Team “Greensleeves” posted by Adenola Adepetun at metal, meets Folk men’s piece closely resembled a “The Queen of Hearts is obvi- lead designer Prochaska said. the event. They were selected 8. wow the mod- by someone who was not at the 5. her favorite thing els are all kinds of event, based on how descriptive she used in her design is fierce, working the or funny they were. the sleeves from Starbucks runway If there was something in cups. she worked there for the live blog that you feel should a while, and she also used 9. the dragon have made the list, or something book pages in tribute to her was made of gum from the show that you think being a history major wrappers and coke should have made the live blog, tabs email us at [email protected]. 6. i like this song... low- key expecting eminem to The full live blog 1. 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David Li | Lariat Photographer 9 Start to strip? Fans cheer on as Omari Williams and Victoria Felton, the two models from the winning team, meet with fans from 13 Neural transmitter the audience at Project Greenway. 14 Old carrier 16 Count (on) 17 Actor roomies’ mailbox label that sounds like racing groups? 19 Fifty-fifty 20 In the wrong way 21 On a cargo ship, say 23 Mink cousin 24 Actor/flutist roomies’ mailbox label that sounds like a crook? 28 Jodie Foster title role 31 First apartment, perhaps 32 TV host/singer roomies’ mailbox label that sounds like a vital sign? 37 Begins a concert tour 38 Flamenco shout 39 Cyberspace giant 41 Waikiki wreath 42 Digestion-related commercial prefix 45 Actress/comic roomies’ mailbox label that sounds like an Down 33 Smart guy? auto safety feature? 1 Half a ‘60s quartet 34 Make good on 48 Youth who flew too near the 2 Get a life? 35 However, briefly sun 3 Game you usually lose 36 Blabbed 50 Appointment 4 3-Down player, e.g. 40 Plug end? 51 Actress/cartoonist roomies’ 5 Nimble 43 Railroad crossing mailbox label that sounds like an 6 Seine filler 44 “That hurt my feelings!” airport employee? 7 30-ton computer 46 Code of conduct 54 Frankfurt’s state 8 Ristorante offering 47 Visibly furious 58 Winningest NFL coach 9 Invent 49 Cook on the range 59 Resentful 10 Gun 52 Conspires 60 Former eft 11 Stein filler 53 Poke, kitten-style 63 Screenwriter/actor roomies’ 12 MD for women 55 Elegance mailbox label that sounds like an 15 Desert rises 56 Note next to a red F, maybe old announcer? 18 Work the party, in a way 57 Miscue 65 Track 22 Opposite of exo- 59 Circular road 66 Net business 25 “A Passage to India” heroine 60 Frothy traditional beverage 67 “Sesame Street” giggler 26 Montana, once 61 “__ of Destruction”: 1965 68 Heredity unit 27 Respectful response protest song 69 “Now!” relative 29 Not clerical 62 Pallid 70 Road sign silhouette 30 Alibi provider, sometimes 64 Peeples of “Fame” 32 Pueblo people FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the 6 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com It has Been a Historical Year for BAYLOR UNIVERSITY. “You were there, right?” TODAY IS THE

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FRESHMEN • SOPHOMORES • JUNIORS TUESDAY - FRIDAY March 27-30 10 AM to 6 PM CUB of the Bill Daniel Student Center WALK-INS ONLY! Prove It! FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com Sports the Baylor Lariat|7 Baylor Sports this Weekend Heat win finals rematch, top Dallas Today : Saturday, cont.: By Tim Reynolds Then they really picked up their pressure and Women’s Tennis Men’s Tennis Associated Press we didn’t have many good looks.” When: 5 p.m. When: 6 p.m. It was Dallas’ first time playing at Miami Who: Oklahoma Who: Texas Tech MIAMI — No fourth-quarter collapse this since winning Game 6 of the NBA finals last Where: Hurd Tennis Center Where: Hurd Tennis Center time against Dallas. These days, everything June, a series that turned after an epic late Game seems to be going right at home for the Miami 2 comeback by the Mavs in Miami and eventu- Softball Men’s Golf Heat. ally became the ultimate payback — hoisting a When: 6 p.m. When: Saturday-Sunday LeBron James and Chris Bosh each finished championship trophy in Miami, five years after Who: Missouri What: ASU Invitational with 19 points and nine rebounds, Dwyane Wade and the Heat celebrated winning their Where: Columbia, Mo. Where: Augusta, Ga. Wade and Udonis Haslem scored 16 apiece and title in Dallas. the Heat extended the league’s longest home Still, Dallas insisted this trip wasn’t about re- winning streak this season to 15 games with a visiting memories. Track Sunday: 106-85 win over the Mavericks in an NBA finals “Just another day at the office,” Mavs owner When: Today-Saturday rematch on Thursday night. Mark Cuban said. What: Texas Relays Softball Mario Chalmers scored 12 points and Norris Well, not an altogether friendly day at the of- Where: Austin When: Noon Cole added 10 for Miami, which swept its two fice — particularly late. Who: Missouri games with Dallas this season and snapped a In the fourth quarter alone, Nowitzki had Equestrian Where: Columbia, Mo. two-game losing streak. the bridge of his nose bloodied, James got hit When: Today-Saturday “We just worked our habits,” James said. in the mouth and Wade spent a few minutes What: Big 12 Championship Women’s Tennis “The best thing about tonight, we didn’t take grabbing at his right index finger in obvious dis- Where: Manhattan, Kan. When: 1 p.m. another step backwards like we did the last two comfort. Adding to Miami’s discomfort: Dallas Who: Oklahoma State games. And it was good to see.” being within 90-83 with 4:37 left after Nowitzki Where: Hurd Tennis Center Associated Press Dirk Nowitzki scored 25 for Dallas, but was made four free throws in a 27-second span. Dallas Mavericks shooting guard Jason Terry, Saturday: held to 1-for-9 shooting in the second half. La- Any angst existing at that point dissipated right, battles Miami Heat power forward Udonis Soccer Softball mar Odom had 12 for the Mavericks, who were quickly. Haslem (40) for the ball Thursday. When: 1 p.m. When: 3:30 p.m. outrebounded 44-29 and were held to only two “I felt like we were in control,” Wade said. Who: Oklahoma State Who: Missouri fast-break points. “They got a couple things to go their way. It was The Mavs called time out, took Nowitzki Where: Stillwater, Okla. Miami outscored Dallas 26-13 in the fourth just about settling down and running offense.” and three others off the floor for the night, and Where: Columbia, Mo. quarter to cap the win. Simple as that. A 9-0 run sealed it for Miami, the Heat slide was soon over. Women’s Basketball “You have to give them credit,” Nowitzki with Wade quarterbacking the charge. Vince Carter and Brandan Wright each Acrobatics & Tumbling When: 8 p.m. said. “They stepped up their pressure on both His two-handed dunk pushed the Heat lead scored 11 for Dallas. When: 6 p.m. What: Final Four ends of the floor. In the first half everything back to double figures, then he found Bosh to Miami’s offense has sputtered for nearly a Who: Oregon Who: Stanford came a little too easy for us. We got some good set up a three-point play and set up James for a month, but the Heat scored 60 points by half- Where: Ferrell Center Where: Denver looks, got some rolls, had everything going. slam that pushed the lead to 99-83 with 3:03 left. time for the first time in 11 games. Judge delays Sandusky sex-abuse trial by three weeks

By Mark Scolforo that Sandusky’s lawyer submitted a a range of illegal behavior with the adult man having sex with a child Messages seeking comment on al information is received. Associated Press week ago said the commonwealth boys, including sexual assaults, al- cannot provide sufficient evidence the prosecution’s filing were left for The prosecution filing said a had “broad latitude” to establish legations he denies. of the conduct of crimes,” Fina Amendola on Thursday evening. search of Sandusky’s home in June HARRISBURG, Pa. — The the dates of allegations in child Fina disputed Sandusky’s argu- wrote. “It is noteworthy that the Fina noted that Sandusky was authorized by a valid warrant, judge overseeing former Penn State sexual abuse cases. Sandusky has ment that defense provides no legal support waived a preliminary hearing that and that investigators legally in- assistant football coach Jerry San- asked for more specifics about w i t n e s s for such a specious assertion.” would have allowed him to test tercepted conversations between dusky’s child sexual abuse case on when the alleged crimes occurred. Mike Mc- Cleland said a hearing remains some of the evidence against him. Sandusky and two alleged victims, Thursday delayed the start of the “Defendant cannot exploit the Queary will scheduled for April 5 in Bellefonte “He cannot now be heard to identified as Victim 1 and Victim trial by three weeks to early June, appalling breadth of his own crimi- not be able to argue over the pretrial issues. complain the information is insuf- 9 in court records. They include a and prosecutors filed a lengthy nal conduct by claiming it encom- to prove Fina wrote that the prosecution ficient, having conceded the abil- seven-minute conversation with court document that said the case passes so long a period as to ham- the charges agreed with Sandusky’s request to ity of the commonwealth to prove Victim 1 in June 2009, and a con- should not be dismissed. per his defense,” wrote chief deputy involving a have prospective jurors questioned each count if submitted to a fact- versation with Victim 9 about four Judge John Cleland said the attorney general Frank Fina. young boy Jerry Sandusky individually, and to sequester them finder,” Fina wrote. days after Sandusky was arrested additional time was needed “to ac- The 68-year-old retired defen- allegedly at trial. In Sandusky’s omnibus Fina told Cleland that prosecu- in early November. commodate various logistical con- sive coordinator faces 52 counts seen by Mc- pretrial motion last week, defense tors expect to disclose additional “It is denied that the intercep- tingencies that have arisen,” and involving 10 alleged victims over Queary being sexually abused by lawyer Joe Amendola argued some information to the defense as the tions were in any way illegal or im- the attorney general’s office sup- 15 years. Sandusky in the Penn State show- allegations were not sufficiently investigation continues. He asked proper,” Fina said. “It is absolutely ported the postponement. He remains confined to his ers in 2002. specific, others lacked evidence the judge to allow Amendola to admitted that the defendant ‘was The prosecution’s 21-page an- home to await trial. Prosecutors “The defense appears to argue and the statute of limitations may amend the omnibus pretrial mo- unaware of and did not consent to swer to a catch-all pretrial motion have accused him of engaging in that an eyewitness who sees an have run in some cases. tion two weeks after that addition- the interceptions.’”

9 FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the Sports 8 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com On eight-game win streak, baseball to host Cowboys

By Greg DeVries The team has devised a theory everyone is joking about it. It helps Sports Writer that starts off of the field. In fact, you relieve it and just play better it starts in the parking lot. Around with it.” No. 21 Baylor baseball will take the day that the winning streak Muncy is batting .337 on the on the Oklahoma State Cowboys in started, a beaver made its way from season. During the win streak, a three-game series this weekend. the Brazos River into the parking the National Baseball Writers As- The Bears have won eight straight lot of Baylor Ballpark to eat acorns. sociation named him the National and have scored at least eight runs The Beaver usually makes a daily Hitter of the Week. Muncy scored in each game over the course of appearance, and the players have seven runs and batted in nine more this streak. started using the phrase, “Feed the during the week. He also hit two Oklahoma State will pitch their B e av e r.” home runs and hit .500 during this ace on at 6:35 p.m. Friday at Baylor “I’ve heard about the beaver. I span. Ballpark. Cowboy left-hander An- have not personally seen the bea- Oklahoma State is only 14-11 drew Heaney will take the mound ver. I’ve heard numerous stories on the year, and is 1-2 in confer- with a 5-1 record this season. He about the beaver, though. And I ence play. In away games, they are ranks second in the nation with 65 would like to see that beaver,” head just 2-8. This plays into Baylor’s strikeouts and second in the Big 12 coach Steve Smith said. hands because the Bears are 15-3 with a 1.12 ERA. He also admitted he is not a at home. “We saw him last year. I think particularly superstitious indi- “It’s big for us because after this he came out of the bullpen last year, vidual. weekend, we don’t have another and he was a good arm,” junior left- “I think Cal [Towey] gets more actual home series because we have handed pitcher Josh Turley said. credit than the beaver,” Smith add- the split with [Texas] A&M and “We’re going to do our best to get ed. Texas,” Turley said. “The road is go- the sticks rolling early and try and In the series against Kansas ing to be tough, but anywhere you put a little pressure on him.” amid the winning streak, junior go, it’s going to be difficult. People There are many reasons why third baseman Towey went 4 for 9 coming in here … it’s going to be the baseball team has won eight with five RBIs. He is third on the difficult for them.” straight games. Baseball players are team in RBIs with 18 and is slug- Baylor is sitting atop the Big 12 generally superstitious, so some ging .430. He has also reached base with a perfect conference record unconventional trends have start- in 14 straight games. at 6-0. All of these wins have been ed in the clubhouse. Superstitions aside, the Bears at Baylor Ballpark. All of Oklaho- “I’m not going to shave [my have been swinging the bat well as ma State’s conference games have beard] until we lose, and hopefully a team. Their streak of scoring at come on the road. The Cowboys that won’t be for awhile,” Turley least eight runs per game in some- are currently seventh in conference said. thing that Baylor has not done standings. Junior first baseman Max Mun- since 1998. This series will mark Baylor’s cy has gone a different route with “Everyone is relaxed in there. annual Military Appreciation his game-day routine. We’re not stressing about any weekend. The Bears will incor- Matthew McCarroll | Lariat Photographer “I wear the same thing on game games that are coming up. We’re porate camouflage into their uni- day. I wear some slacks and a Polo just going out and having fun,” forms to honor those who have No. 30 senior catcher Josh Ludy gets a base hit against TCU on March 6 at Baylor Ballpark. The Bears beat TCU shirt,” Muncy said. Muncy said. “When you’re relaxed, served. 7-1. Ludy is batting .337 with 26 RBIs and one home run. Mavericks’ owner Mark Cuban says Miami return is not sentimental By Tim Reynolds The Mavericks beat the Heat in to you?” Cuban asked before the that Cuban is enjoying this season echoing their owner on the ques- So, too, is the Heat win in the Associated Press six games in the NBA finals and game. “Trust me, I don’t have to tell — and defending the crown. tion of sentiment that comes with 2006 finals. clinched on Miami’s floor, turning anybody we won.” “Yeah, no question. Because being back in Miami. But Cuban was reminded of MIAMI — For Dallas owner the tables after a six-game loss to It’s been a somewhat up-and- you got one. There’s a lot of guys At this point in the season, that as well on Thursday, when he Mark Cuban, being back in Mi- Miami in the 2006 title series that down season for the Mavericks, who came close and never got one,” there’s bigger priorities than a trip again saw the walls of photos on ami brought out little sentimental was capped with the Heat spraying who entered Thursday fifth in Cuban said. “It’s certainly more down memory lane. certain walls in the arena, part of value. champagne in Dallas. the Western Conference stand- fun. Again, it’s a funky season, so “It’s a good memory,” Maver- Miami’s tribute to that champion- Cuban made his first trip back His ring was at home, too, ings. The Mavs have already had we haven’t had a lot of time to en- icks coach Rick Carlisle said. “But ship team. to the arena where his team won where it typically stays. Cuban said four losing streaks of at least three joy it. The games come so quickly look, we can’t be focused on that ... “Walking by all the pictures last season’s NBA championship, he wore it once at home with his games, one more than they had last that it’s an aberrational season. You otherwise we’ll get our brains beat from ‘06, scene of the crime, that’s as the Mavericks were facing the kids, and that’s about it. season. just deal with it.” in. All that was great, but it’s in the what comes to my mind,” Cuban Miami Heat on Thursday night. “Do I look like a jewelry guy Nonetheless, it’s no surprise The Mavericks seemed to be p a s t .” said. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com News the Baylor Lariat|9 HOODIE from Page 1 of the Bear Trail and end at the Bill speak. The church is located at 600 Supreme Court to vote on health care bill Daniel Student Center, where there S. 2nd Street. will be time for prayer, discussion Curtis said she is proud of the By Mark Sherman It will be the first time the jus- and spoken word poetry about NAACP members for organizing Associated Press tices gather as a group to discuss Martin’s death, Walker said. this walk and “for really wanting the case. An hour prior to the walk, there to continue to create ways on our WASHINGTON — While the Even they do not always know will be a prayer vigil in Martin’s campus to allow diverse groups rest of us have to wait until June, in advance what the others are honor at St. James United Meth- of students to come together and the justices of the Supreme Court thinking when they enter the con- odist Church, where Curtis will show their solidarity.” will know the likely outcome of ference room adjacent to Chief Jus- the historic health care case by the tice John Roberts’ office. from Page 1 MULKEY time they go home this weekend. By custom, they shake hands. After months of anticipation, Then Roberts will take his seat at In the other semifinal Sunday, also day night. thousands of pages of briefs and the head of a rectangular table. featuring No. 1 seeds, Connecti- Summitt announced in August more than six hours of arguments, Scalia, the longest serving among cut plays Notre Dame. The Lady she had early onset dementia, Al- the justices will vote on the fate of them, will be at the other end. Bears left for Denver after practice zheimer’s type. President Barack Obama’s health The other seven justices also Thursday. It is unclear if the 59-year-old care overhaul in under an hour sit according to seniority, the four Baylor advanced to the Final Summitt, whose 1,098 career vic- Friday morning. most junior on one side across Four, its second in three years, tories are the most by any coach They will meet in a wood- with a 77-58 win over Tennessee in NCAA basketball history, will from the other three. paneled conference room on the “They generally find out how and coach on Mon- return for a 39th season. court’s main floor. No one else will Associated Press the votes line up at the conference,” be present. In this Wednesday file photo, protesters chant and hold a copy of the Dec- said Orin Kerr, a George Washing- from Page 1 In the weeks after this meeting, laration of Independence and the Constitution in front of Supreme Court in SENATE ton University law professor who individual votes can change. Even Washington as the court concluded three days of hearing arguments on the general body. ty: sexism is a real thing. I will not worked for Justice Anthony Ken- constitutionality of President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul. who wins can change, as the jus- “These [revisions] are impor- stand quietly in front of my peers nedy nine years ago. tices read each other’s draft opin- tant,” Mighell said. “This is the and representing my constituents The uncertainty may be es- ions and dissents. governing document for our body, while this goes on. It was over 60 pecially pronounced in this case, “These justices aren’t locked in. Supreme Court opinions rarely But Friday’s vote, which each and we need to make sure that it’s years ago that we took care of this where the views of Roberts and Minds have changed during the find their way to the public before justice probably will record and a governing document that works, problem in America, and yet it has Kennedy are likely to decide the drafting process and minds have they are read in the marble court- many will keep for posterity, will that doesn’t promote bureaucracy come back. Now, men may have outcome, Kerr said in an interview changed after opinions have been be followed soon after by the as- room, although the court inadver- [or] tension, [and] is something the right to vote, but we do not Thursday. “I don’t think anyone circulated,” said Rick Garnett, as- signment of a single justice to write tently posted opinions and orders that gets things done. But at the have the right to be king.” knows. I’m not sure Justice Ken- sociate dean and professor of law a majority opinion, or in a case on its website about a half hour too same time, there is a point at which Several senators, however, ob- nedy knows.” at Notre Dame Law School who this complex, perhaps two or more soon in December. you can streamline things too jected to the measure. Cody Orr, No one’s vote counts more than worked for Rehnquist 15 years ago. justices to tackle different issues. The last apparent security much. There is a point at which junior senator from Sugar Land, the others’, but because they speak In one celebrated case decided friction is good when it comes to warned the body against changing That’s where the hard work begins, in order of seniority, it will become in 1992, Rehnquist initially as- breach occurred more than 30 measures or bills or appointments Baylor traditions based solely on with the clock ticking toward the clear fairly quickly what will be- signed Kennedy to write a majority years ago when Tim O’Brien, then on the floor.” joking comments. end of the court’s work in early come of the health care overhaul. opinion for five justices allowing a reporter for ABC News, informed Senate also voted to recom- “In this instance, I’m not of- summer. That’s because Roberts speaks prayers at public school gradua- viewers that the court planned to mend the Baylor Chamber of fended, it doesn’t hurt me and I The late William Rehnquist, first, followed by Scalia, then Ken- tions. Commerce and university admin- would rather see Baylor’s tradition who was chief justice for nearly 19 issue a particular opinion the fol- In the end, Kennedy ended up istration allow students to vote for remain the same way that it is,” Orr years, has written that the court’s nedy. lowing day. writing the opinion for a different a homecoming king to serve on the said. “It’s not doing harm to any- conference “is not a bull session If the three men hold a com- Chief Justice Warren Burger ac- mon view, the Obama health care five-justice majority striking down homecoming court, a move that, one else. If this was something that in which off-the-cuff reactions are cused an employee in the printing overhaul probably is history. If they the graduation prayers. According if made, would alter Baylor’s long- was actually doing harm to some- traded.” Instead, he said, votes are shop of tipping O’Brien and had standing tradition of only selecting one else, then I would say, yes, we cast, one by one in order of senior- don’t, it probably survives. to several accounts, Kennedy sim- the employee transferred to a dif- a queen and her court. should change it. It’s not that.” ity. If Roberts is in the majority, he ply changed his mind during the ferent job. Although the proposal was se- In the end, the homecoming The Friday conference also is will assign the main opinion, and writing process. rious, debate took on a humorous king proposal passed 25 to 10 with not a debate, says Brian Fitzpat- in a case of this importance, he No one will know precisely Sometimes, though, the justices tone when two speakers in favor of four senators not voting. rick, a Vanderbilt University law may well write it himself, several when decisions on particular cases themselves manage to let people the bill, including Atlanta senior In other business, Senate also professor who worked for Justice former law clerks said. will be coming, until perhaps Rob- know something big is coming. Alex Gray and Katy senior Shaun recommended Baylor faculty not Antonin Scalia 10 years ago. There If Roberts is a dissenter, the se- erts ends a court session in late On May 17, 1954, the attor- Wysong, facetiously attacked Bay- use participation criteria in grad- will be plenty of time for the back- nior justice in the majority assigns June by announcing the next meet- ney general, secretary of state and lor’s lack of a homecoming king as ing that hurt a student’s score re- the opinion. ing will be the last until October. and-forth in dueling opinions that Nina Warren, wife of the chief jus- an example of sexism, prompting gardless of whether the student could follow. The court won’t issue its ruling Then it’s a safe bet that what- tice, were in the courtroom when laughter from the other senators. missed class for a university event “There’s not a whole lot of give in a case until drafts of majority ever hasn’t been decided will be on “Ladies and gentlemen,” Gray or sickness. and take at the conference. They opinions and any dissents have cir- the last day. Earl Warren read the historic, said with an air of faux indigna- The bylaws revisions will be say, ‘This is how I’m going to vote’ culated among the justices, chang- And decisions in the biggest unanimous opinion in Brown v. tion, “for far too long, a travesty considered April 12 at Senate’s final and give a few sentences,” Fitzpat- es have been suggested and either cases very often aren’t announced Board of Education outlawing has occurred at this great universi- meeting of the semester. rick said. accepted or rejected. until that last day of the term. school segregation.

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Head coach Kim Mulkey and company have had one goal all year. Now a mere two wins stand between the Lady Bears and a national championship. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the 2 Baylor Lariat Final Four www.baylorlariat.com Lady Bears face Stanford, All-American sister combo By Krista Pirtle nament average of 20.1 points per Sports Writer game, 8.3 rebounds and 9.5 assists. The quickness of Sims and ju- The No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears nior Kimetria (Nae Nae) Hayden will face the No. 2 team in the na- should make running the offense tion for the third time this season difficult for Stanford. at 8 p.m. Sunday in Denver. Leading the Cardinal from This time it is the Stanford Car- downtown is junior Joslyn Tinkle, dinal in the Final Four, marking its averaging 62 percent throughout fifth consecutive trip. the tournament. Both teams are led by Houston natives and unanimous picks on the Associated Press All-American “They play with so team: senior Nnemkadi (Nneka) much energy for this Ogwumike and junior . program that people “We played against each other sometimes forget about in AAU so I definitely remember them. They’ve helped little things, but it’s been awhile since we played each other,” Griner us out a lot every said. game.” Nneka was followed by her sis- ter Cheni to Stanford, despite be- Kim Mulkey | Head coach ing heavily recruited by Baylor. “Athleticism,” head coach Kim Mulkey said. “They can post you For the Lady Bears, while Gri- up and take you to the basket. They ner and Sims receive all the atten- can face up and shoot the mid- tion, Mulkey has made it clear that range jumpers. They aren’t 3-point Hayden and junior Jordan Madden shooters but can pull you away are the X-factors for this deter- from the basket a little bit. They mined squad. can put it on the floor and are out- “I think that J [Jordan Madden] standing rebounders and leaders.” has the toughest thing every game The dynamic duo of the Ogwu- and that’s to guard the best perim- mike sisters will be up against the eter player, and I think she does a 1-2 punch of Griner and junior terrific job at it,” Williams said. “I . thought Nae Nae did a terrific job at Associated Press Attacking the glass will be key starting us with a run against Ten- for the physical play down low. nessee. You can’t sleep on them. If Baylor’s Brittney Griner, second from left, reacts with teammates after making a basket during an NCAA women’s college basketball tournament regional “It’s going to be a big challenge you do, they’ll make you pay. They final against Tennessee, Monday in Des Moines, Iowa. for our post players,” sophomore play with so much energy for this said. “Our guard program that people sometimes Bears has been what spurs on their boards. Hayden and Madden pro- hydration, but fatigue could still be much as Nae Nae and Jordan on players are going to have to step up forget about them. They’ve helped offense this season. Its backbone vide tough defensive perimeter be- an issue. the wing. I think Brooklyn Pope, and help a lot. But it’s just going to us out a lot every game.” is the 6-foot-8 structure of Griner hind Sims who sets the tone with But Baylor has depth. even with a calf strain, came in the be a great game, and we’re ready.” Madden’s quickness and length who seems to go-go gadget block her pressure on the point guard. “Terran Condrey hasn’t scored other night against Tennessee and The backcourt for Stanford fea- on the perimeter will give Tinkle every shot attempted. Considering the altitude in much the last couple of games gave us valuable minutes.” tures sophomore Toni Kokenis and fits; if she doesn’t have the ball, she The other post, usually Wil- Denver, the Lady Bears have met because we haven’t needed it,” For 40 minutes, there will be freshman Amber Orrange, who can’t knock down 3-pointers. liams, extends out more to the with their strength and condition- Mulkey said. “Terran can flat out a battle to advance to the NCAA have combined for an NCAA tour- The defensive end for the Lady perimeter but works hard on the ing coach and trainer about proper shoot it. I think she’s a factor as Championship game. Breaking down Where to eat a mile high the All-Americans Best restaurants in Denver Griner Ogwumike according to Urbanspoon $ $$ Houston Hometown Cypress Cheap Eats Moderate

Junior Year Senior — Cherry —Steuben’s Cricket Food Service 23.4 Points per game 22.5 — Snooze — Osteria 9.4 Rebounds per 10.3 Marco game $$$ $$$$ Higher priced Fine dining 64 Assists 62 - Mediterranean — Sushi Den 199 Blocks 39 — Vesta Dipping — Potager 61.1 55.4 Field goal Grill percentage Endless focus drives Baylor to finals By Krista Pirtle “We don’t take anything for that turns on when the Nikes hit Sports Writer granted,” junior Destiny Williams the court and turns off when the said. “We come out and play bas- final buzzer sounds. Lady Bears: Two to go. ketball like we should. We never For the Lady Bears, practice has By the The No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears are forgot what the feeling felt like last the potential to make perfect. in the Final Four, but a business- year and we come out every game “The focus is here,” sophomore Numbers like approach looks to land them and play hard and have each other’s Odyssey Sims said. “All we have to the title come Tuesday evening. backs.” do is bust it in practice every day “You know it’s going to be a dif- Unselfish play has elevated the and continue our dominance. It’s ferent mindset,” head coach Kim Lady Bears to the elite level. the last two games of the season. Mulkey said. “They will be excited, Their bench is full of McDon- Mentally and physically we have 20.5 but it’s a different type of excite- ald’s All Americans that could start to be working in practice even Odyssey Sims’ ment. If you have noticed when we anywhere else in the country, but though we may not want to. We points per game vs. cut down the nets each time we’re they chose to be a part of a success- have to listen to Coach [Mulkey] ranked opponents happy and we enjoy it but we’re not ful Baylor program. and do all the little things right. If overdoing it. That’s not something “The message is they want to you take a play off, it could hurt us we talk about. That’s not something win a national championship,” in the game.” 40.1 I say; you can tell. Been there. Done Mulkey said. “They want to be a Mulkey has said before that if Baylor’s field goal that. We want to fry a bigger fish.” part of a team that wins one. The her squad loses, it will be because It will be a big fish indeed: going true great ones want to be on a the other team played lights out, percentage this season 40-0 with the No. 1 RPI in the na- team full of them.” not that Baylor gave it to them. No. 1 in NCAA tion and in the Final Four against This green and gold squad For most of the nation, includ- all four top seeds. holds the program record for the ing President Obama, it will be a “All four of them have pretty most wins with 38. huge upset if the Lady Bears fail to 213 much dominated the games, par- Never was a goal set for per- bring home the hardware. Teams held under 50 ticularly late, to put teams away,” fection and the thought was dis- With high expectations and percent on field goals Mulkey said. missed. pressure for perfection, Baylor Since the introduction video Now it has to be the focus. looks to focus only on the ultimate by Baylor defense was seen on the screens in the Fer- “We got over the hump,” junior prize. rell Center, the Lady Bears made Brittney Griner said. “We made it “It’s an honor and a blessing to it public that there was unfinished to the Final Four, but the work’s make it there, but we have to come 302 business to win it all this year. not over yet. Two games, and we’re out and continue to do what got us Last season’s shocking loss in anxious to get out there and get here in the first place,” Williams Total blocks by Baylor Associated Press the Elite Eight to Texas A&M may ready. Finish what we started.” said. “And that’s just to play Baylor Baylor’s Odyssey Sims shoots over Tennessee defenders during the have been a blessing in disguise. This mindset is not something basketball.” NCAA women’s college basketball tournament regional final, Monday in Des Moines, Iowa. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com Final Four the Baylor Lariat|3

Nov. 13, 2011 Nov. 20, 2011 Nov. 27, 2011 Dec. 11, 2011 Dec. 18, 2011 The Lady Bears defeat After watching Head coach Kim Against legendary Baylor defeats then-No. 2 Notre Robert Griffin III win Mulkey gets her head coach Pat champion head coach Dame 94-81 at the the Heisman in New 300th career win, Summitt, Baylor Ferrell Center in the York City, the Lady a 91-31 beatdown comes back to beat and then-No. 2 Preseason WNIT. Bears defeat St. John’s against Chattanooga. then-No. 6 Tennessee Connecticut 66-61, it Junior Brittney 73-59 in Madison 76-67, the Lady Bears’ second No. 1 vs. No. 2 Griner had 32 points. Square Garden. third win against a victory. top-25 opponent. THE ROAD TO GLORY

Top center: No. 32 Brittney Griner blocks a Texas A&M player during a 71-48 victory Feb. 11 at the Ferrell Center. Griner is currently one block shy of 200 blocks on the season.

Lower left: No. 32 junior forward Brooklyn Pope and No. 22 freshman post Sune Agbuke block Chattanooga’s shot late in the second half on Nov. 13, 2011, at the Ferrell Center. The Bears celebrated a 91-31 win over Chattanooga.

Lower right: No. 10 junior forward Destiny Williams scores against St. Edward’s on Nov. 3, 2011 at the Ferrell Center. The Bears won 89-30.

Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor

No. 0 Odyssey Sims dribbles down the court against Tex- as A&M Feb. 11 at the Ferrell Center. Baylor debuted their Nike Hyper Elite uniforms.

Meagan Downing | Lariat Photographer

No. 1 guard Nae Nae Hayden shoots over two Howard de- fenders on Nov. 9 at Ferrell Center. Baylor won 82-28. Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor

Matthew McCarroll | Lariat Photographer Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor Matthew McCarroll | Lariat Photographer No. 1 guard Nae Nae Hayden controls the ball down the court during Big 12 finals round against Texas A&M on March 10 in Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 4

Griner records 2000 March 20 March 26 Feb. 11 points and 500 blocks Griner dunks in the For the second time for her career, the 76-57 win against The Lady Bears debut this season, the Lady first player to do so March 10 Florida to advance their silver Nike Bears defeat Summitt in NCAA Division to the Sweet Sixteen. Hyper Elite uniforms Baylor wins its and Tennessee 77-58 I history, in a 70-41 Griner becomes the and defeat reigning second-straight Big in Des Moines, Iowa, win against Kansas second woman to champion Texas A&M 12 Tournament title to advance to the State in Manhattan, dunk the NCAA 71-48 at the Ferrell with a 73-50 win over Final Four. Kan. Center. Texas A&M. tournament. FRIDAY | MARCH 30, 2012 | the TUESDAY | DECEMBER 6, 2011 | the Baylor Lariat BowlFinal Issue Four www.baylorlariat.com 84 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com

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