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:1 CONTENTS Editor- in- Chief Tiffany Johnson 3 News Business Manager WSU changes its loan Alex Hunter policy for students News Editor Ryan Hehr Assistant News Editor 6 Features Andy Sedlak News Writers Check out our events Samantha Naves calendar for things to do Allison Lewis during February Sports Editor 1 Bedroom Starting at505 Clint Davis 2 Bedroom Starting at545 Sports Writers 3 Bedroom Townhome 10 Sports Starting at 850 Andy Armstrong Hockey hosts Purdue in Wright Life Editor Jeff Strobbe weekend series • Minutes from Campus Wright Life Writers •Swimming Pool with Sun Deck ·Clubhouse with Pool Table & T.V. Andy Badii • Private Balcony Chief Photographer LINE • 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance Jennalee Ziegler • 24 Hour On-Site Laundry Facilities • Close to 1-675 Photographer • Pets Welcomed Brad Cowie Photos: Were you caught • Co-signer's Welcomed Ad Graphics Manager • Dishwashers Sam Nieves by our photographers at ·Garbage Disposal ·Walk-In Closets Graphics Manager Mr. WSU or Metro Nights? • Spacious Parking Erin Ash ·Air Conditioning Ad Manager • Cable Ready Biogs: Check out our • High Speed Internet Access Emily Broughton music blog at • Certain Units Have Attached Ad Reps Garages and W ID Hookups Caelynn Enneking theguardianonline.com Kim Kaufman Web Editor What do you think? Go to Adam Fisher Circulation Manager theguardianonline.com Salem Alsula1man and tell us your opinion Faculty Adviser Jeff Bruce M.A. T T T 1'.ndy Seqlak two packs of Memorex CDs. scratched him and left a red mark. Asst. News Editor WSU police reportedly just missed The employee wa. able to retain the [email protected] the suspect, as he fled from the scene suspect's jacket. when a bookstore employee tried to The suspect is a black male, weigh­ Jan. 22 - Officers were sent to the cut him off. ing about 170 pounds and is approxi­ first floor of Hamilton Hall to discuss The suspect threw the two packs mately 6 foot, 3 inches tall. the theft of multiple items. of CDs at the emplyee's face, which

Jan. 21 - Tito, a Wright State K9 officer, found 22 grams of marijuana in a Zink Road apartment. Other drug paraphernalia were also found. The anonymous tip was given to WSU police following up on a prior complaint. The case is still under investigation.

Jan. 22 - One roommate accused another of pillaging through his be­ longings while he was away. When police officer arrived, he sat down with the two roommates and the Community Director on duty. The event occured in the Woods. The first roommate's mother was present when the officer arrived. The accused roommate's mother and fat,her came soon after. The matter was handed off to Resi­ dence Services and the Department of Community Standards and Student Conduct.

Jan. 20 - The Wright State book store reported a burglary attempt of NEW I Wednesday, Jan. 27. 201 O I l•:1=GUARDIAN 3 WSU changing how students get federal loan money State of Ohio Public 4 yr Schools 2009-2010 II New system will "They (the parents) are constantly calling require students to and asking us 'Hey, who should we borrow Schools using FFEL through?' and legally we can't (answer) that." borrow from federal Penick then went on to say "So really it is Wright State University promoted, and I believe it is, a more simpli­ University of Cincinnati government fied process for the students. There's no more questions about who yoH should borrow University ofAkron through. That is no longer a concern. It's no Cleveland State Ryan Hehr longer an option." News Editor Central State [email protected] Youngstown State . Why now? Wright State is announcing today, Jan 27, Schools us~g Direct Loan students with federal loans will not be able to The change is a result of pressure from the choose a bank they want to take a loan from, government and a decrease in reliability of Ohio University starting summer 2010-2011. If students want banks and credit unions. to continue borrowing through the federal loan There is legislation on the floor that_could Ohio State University program, they will have to borrow from the eliminate FFEL effective July 1. Though the Ken~ State University federal government. chances of that legislation passing is slim, that Miami University The change comes just months after Wright was part of the reason for Wright State mak­ State, and every other university that offers a ing the change. University of Toledo Pro­ Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) But the big push came from banks no lon­ Bowling Green gram, received a letter from the government, ger offering student loans. asking them to consider the change. "15 years ago, Wright State made a choice "All college presidents received this letter to remain with FFELT because we felt our - Dayton Area Schools 2009-2010 on October 29, 2010 from Secretary [Arne] students could get a better deal. That is no Dunkin. What it was asking each institution to longer the case," said Penick. "Combined Schools using FFEL do was switch to direct loan right," said Jenni­ with, they can't get a better deal as well as fer Penick, associate director of financial aid. · issues with the credit market the last couple University ofDayton "Up until this ~oint, from 1990 to now, of years, banks and lenders are jumping out Wright State University there are two choices ... there was the direct of the student loan business like crazy. There student loan plan, which came out in 1990 are various concerns about 'Will there be · Clark State and then there was FFELT. Wright State has banks left that the students can borrow money Edison always been FFELT. through?"' "In general, the programs are very, very On more than one occasion, Penick says Schools using Direct Loan similar. The major difference for the student students have filled out the necessary paper­ was who was putting up the capital." work to begin borrowing from banks, only to Sinclair Wright State will issue a press release, have banks revoke the offer at the last minute. have information on their website and send On one occasion a student had two banks each student an e-mail informing them of the change their mind at the last minute. change on January 27. Several Schools in the area are still on the FFEL while Si(Jclair The change should eliminate problems such Community College is the only Dayton area school on Direct Loan. as this in the future and make things easier on Graphic by Erin Ash · Wright State as well. · Changes for students "We felt like we were scrambling to tell the students to pick somebody new, but we were for For the most part, very little will change in a catch-22 because students would ask us What you need to do students. Most of the paperwork is exactly the who to pick and we couldn't (answer) that. So same and so are the interest rates. now that is no longer an issue," said Penick There are no immediate changes that students need to make in Students will have to refill out much of the the upcoming days. However, if students wisJ?. to receive federal same paperwork that was processed when financial aid for the summer quarter, they will need to make the their federal loan was originally awarded to Other Ohi~ schools change very soon. · . . them. For students who decide to take the summer off and return m Students will have to fill out another master As of right now, the 12 state universities the fall, their paperwork will not have to be done until August, promissory note and do pre-loan counsel- in Ohio are split between direct lending and just as it has been in the past. ing again before they are allowed to borrow FFEL. Six offer FFEL while the other six However, Penick suggests that students complete the paper­ money. offer direct lending. Once WSU changes, the work prior to that deadline to avoid an overload of paperwork to The main difference is where the money is lending choice will favor direct lending. In the be done just before the deadline. coming from. Students will no longer choose Dayton area, the trend is reversed. a bank to borrow from. Instead, all money will As of today, Sinclair Community College come directly from the federal government. is the only Dayton area college to offer direct It is a process that Penick feels is much leading. However, with Wright State chang­ Get news first at: easier for both students and parents. ing, this will save students some headaches "Students at Wright State had to pick a if they choose to transfer from Sinclair to facebook.com/theguardianonline lender. People wanted students to have that Wright State or vice versa. freedom, to choose who they were going to Students will no longer have to fill out or follow us at: borrow through, but for a lot families and additional paperwork for their loans and can students, honestly, that can be confusing," said focus more on getting their credits to transfer twitter.com/wsuguardian Penick. over.

w w w. the guardian o , n Ii n e. com 4 1•:1:1GUARDIAN I Wednesday, Jan. 27, 201 O I W RI G HT LI F E 'Mr. WSU' and DZ's raise $1,800 II Joey Stephens where each participant showcased a talent of his choice. Talents included crowned 'Mr. WSU~ magic tricks, singing, dancing, jug­ gling, and even hula hooping. Jensine Ballweg Stephens' talent was doing what he Contributing Writer called 'Tummy Tricks' which included [email protected] three ways he could twist and move his stomach to change its appearance. Meredith Keefe When they were down to eight, c n­ Contributing Writer testants modeled busine s wear with a ·~ [email protected] Delta Zeta escort. Five finalists were ~ interviewed by Emcee Jenny Alexan- Cl) For student Joey Stephens, per­ der, a lecturer from the Department of ,m ~ forming stomach contortions won him Communication. '" half of a quarter's tuition payment for The pageant is organized by Delta =fil spring quarter. Zeta Sorority to raise funds for chari- a Stephens was crowned Mr. WSU ~. ~ 2010 at the eighth annual Mr. WSU '"This year we made the most that ~ male pageant competition on Friday, we ever have - over $1,800! In previ- C5 Jan 22. He is a 22-year-old Dayton ous years, we range from $1, 100- ~ native double-majoring in social sci­ $1,300, all donated to the Delta Zeta ~ ence education and Spanish. He is a Foundation," said Tina Sunderlin, a _, member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, member of Delta Zeta and coordinator 8 Golden Key, Kappa Delta Pi Educa­ of the event. -§ tion Honors Society, Feminist Majority The Delta Zeta Foundation dis- · B: Leadership Alliance, and Wright on tributes its funds on a need basis to The women ofAlpha Xi Delta cheer for Bryan 'Bukitz' Noviks during the Mr. WSU pag­ Track. its major philanthropic organizations, eant. Noviks performed a comedic magic act and was voted most congenial The event was a series of rounds which include the Starkey Hearing each of the thirteen contestants was Foundation, Painted Turtle Camp, and for Mr. Congenia1ity. Finalist Bryan We raiseq the most amount ever and required to participate in. Gallaudet University. Noviks, who performed a comedic we had a really great turn-out in the Each contestant first modeled ath­ The crowd participated in games magic act, was voted most congenial. audience as well as contestants," said letic gear, followed by a talent portion between rounds and submitted ballots Each participant was sponsored by a Sunderlin, student organization on Wright State's "I would hope that next year we can campus. Men of Strength sponsored get more non-Greeks to participate and Stephens. for it to be an even bigger event," Tina The grand prize of half of a quar­ Sunderlin said. "Greeks aren't just ter's tuition payment for Spring silly students with m&tching t-shirts. Quarter was donated by Dr. Dan Abra­ We use events to raise and donate hamowicz, vice president for Student money to worthwhile causes, and I Affairs. Other donations were made by hope with events like Mr. WSU, (Zeta local businesses and families for raffle Tau Alpha's) Think Pink Week, or baskets and prizes. (Kappa Delta's) Shamrock, our com­ "This year was the best year (of munity sees the good we do." Mr. WSU) as far as I am concerned. 224-JOKE ~ SHOW TIMES . Thurs .... 8:00PM Fri ...... 9:00PM Sat...... 10:30 PM

w w w . ,t h e g u a r d i a n o n I i n e . c o m WRIGHT LIFE I Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010 I .i:1:::1GUARDIAN 5 'Metro Nights' imitates Las Vegas

Andy Badii Anderson werit as far as to dress up The mocktails were sponsored by Stu­ For more information about upcom­ Staff Writer as Alan from the popular movie "The dent Support Services and the WSU ing events at WSU, visit http://www. [email protected] Hangover." He was complete with a Alcohol Coalition. wsuab.com. baby, satchel, wolf T-shirt and sun­ The Gem City Jazz Band was on "I think it is great for students to bet Metro Nights was the place to be glasses. hand to provide the musical entertain­ without losing any real money," said Saturday at Wright State University. "I think it has been the best Metro ment throughout the night. Sara Greve, one of the roulette dealers. The evening was full of dancing, food, Nights I have been a part of at Wright Event-goers had chances to win music, fun and games. State University," said Anderson. "'The a variety of different prizes though The Las Vegas style event had sev­ band and food are great." a raffle contest, prizes included the eral casino games you could try your •'The event was fun," said junior movies "'The Hangover" and "'Casino Check out more photos hand at. The games included Beat the Renae Dawson. "I really liked the Royale." One of the prizes available Dealer, Black Jack, Roulette and Texas roulette table, it was addicting." was a 300 piece poker set. Other prizes from Metro Nights at: Hold 'em. The event was organized The food included sandwiches, were gift cards to Regal Cinemas, theguardianonline.com and hosted by the University Activities wraps, cookies, chips, cake and fruit. Olive Garden, Bob Evans, Chili's and Board. Many kinds of 'mocktails' (cocktails Barnes & Noble. Senior and UAB President Josh without any alcohol) were available.

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-WSU senior and UAB President, Josh Anderson

Gem City Jau. band set the mood for the night as members ofthe Wright State Swing Clllb danced the night away.

Wright State students tried their luck at the roulette wheel and blackjack tables set up in the Student Union Atruim.

Chelsea Oliver, Rachel Kumanchik, and Seth Montgomery hang out at Metro Nights, Saturday, January 26, 2010.

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THE BEST VALUE FOR STUDENT HOUSING ON ZINK ROAD! INCLUDES A ... • FREE SHUTTLE TO CAMPUS •STATE-OF-THE-ART FITNESS CENTER • RESORT STYLE POOL • FREE TANNING WSU Hall of Farner passes away Clint Davis championships in his final three sea­ Sports Editor sons as coach. [email protected] To say Matt Liddy was a great· coach would be a huge understate­ Wright State athletics lost one of its ment. giants on Monday morning when Matt He was honored by the conference, Liddy suffered an apparent heart attack being named the Horizon League near his home in Englewood. Coach of the Year 11 times. He also Liddy, 50, had gone for a morning coached 170 individual conference workout at his local YMCA and then champions and recorded a combined went by the Kroger phannacy drive 228 dual meet wins over his long through, where his car crashed while career. he was inside suffering the heart at­ After hanging up his whistle, the tack. 1985 Wright State graduate worked as "Nothing that you could write nice the school's assistant athletics direc­ about him would be too much," former tor for the last four years until budget WSU Director.of Athletics Mike Cu­ constraints forced his position to be cut sack told the Dayton Daily News. this past summer. A member of the school's Athletic According to the school's athletics Hall of Fame, Liddy served a 16-year department, a moment of silence will tenure at the helm of the men and be held in_Liddy's honor prior to the women's swimming teams. men's basketball game Thursday night During that run he became the at the Nutter Center. most successful head coach in Raider Matt Liddy is survived by his chil­ history, winning 16 combined Horizon dren, Jeremy, Kayleigh and Tyler and League titles, including three-straight his wife, Lisa. Matt Liddy: 1960-2010 Indoor track WSU gets three makes history wins in water Andy Armstrong Lloyd set the final school record in the "This was the first time in my four Staff Writer · event with an 8.01 second performance II Men and women's years being on the team [that we had [email protected] in the 5 5 meter hurdles. . teams sweep Cleve­ to have two meets in one day]," said The Green and Gold dominated the senior diver Stevi DiMasso. History has been made for the rest of the tournament as well. The land State and turn Even though they were worn out women's indoor track team. This past 4-by-800 meter team for WSU won the and tired, they earned another Horizon Friday, the team won their first ever event at Cedarville. right around to beat League victory over Youngstown State indoor team title in school history at Nelly Cheruiyot won the 5,000 Youngstown State in 154-88. the Cedarville Invitational. meter run with a time of 19 minutes, In the meet against Cleveland State, While the Raiders shined through­ 18.10 seconds, including topping her same day the men won seven individual events out the meet, four school records were personal best by three minutes. Fol­ and both of the relays. broken as well as seven events won by lowing Cheruiyot' performance, the Meredith Keefe In addition to the Raiders' swim­ the Green and Gold. 4-by-200 meter team would also win Contributing Writer ming dominations, Caleb Nettleton "As a team, we are now competi­ their event. [email protected] took first place in the I-meter div- tive," said Head Coach Fabien Corbil­ Freshman Maggie McPherson also ing. Both Caleb Nettleton and Stevi lon. took home the 400-'meter dash title Swimming and diving put on a DiMasso have recently received Diver A year ago the team was divided but with a time of 61.07 seconds. couple dominant performances last of the Week honors from the Horizon now they are closer together, and with "It says a lot about the program," weekend. League. the way the team has been competing, said Corbillon. Both the men's and women's swim­ The WSU Raiders will be back in the results are clear. The relay team, which consists ming and diving teams swept Cleve­ action in the Wright State Natatorium "Last year, you could see a divi­ of Tiffany Brigham, Michelle Izeh, land State on Saturday with a men's this weekend in their final home meet sion in the team, now we're more like Kopp and Lloyd, finished the event in score of 149-94 and a women's score on Jan. 30. They will be taking on the a team th(!n we were before," said 1:47.49. of 150-91. Xavier Musketeers and the meet will Corbillon. The women's indoor team returns It was an exciting day for Wright -also showcase Senior Night and the Kylie Kopp set a new school record to action this Friday as they travel to State swimming and diving at the Alumni Reunion. for the high jump at 1.53 meters. In the Bloomington, IN to compete-in the WSU Natatorium off Satur­ pole vault, Erica Kemp set the school Indiana Relays. day, Jan. 23. record with 3.50 meters. Corbillon will be taking a few run­ It was an overwhelming Triple jumping for the Raiders, ners to the meet, including Lloyd, who and tiresome day for Wright State women swimmers and ~~c~ Raiders Raw~ Heather Parrish's mark of 11.16 sec­ finished fourth last year in the junior onds was good enough to give her the nationals. divers; they had a dual meet school record in that category. 2009 "Everybody's contributing, it's why day, also paired against the NCAA regional competitor Cassandra we're doing so well," said Corbillon. Youngstown State women. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 1 0 U:l•GUARDIAN I Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010 I· Raiders Women slip on road Andy Armstrong Richardson has been turning it up as of opponent Green Bay on Feb. 6 at Sin­ Staff Writer late with 81 rebounds and 7 .8 ppg. clair Community College. get big [email protected] The Green and Gold have 11 games That game will wrap up a four-game left on their schedule and if they want home stand which starts tomorrow at 5 The WSU women's basketball team to make any part of the slate salvage­ p.m. against the Vikings of Cleveland just can't get the breaks they need this able, a big win tomorrow night against State. ictory season. Cleveland State would be the right The ball sure isn't rolling the Raid­ It all started when the team hosted way to start things off. ers' way at the moment, but a good Loyola, a valiant effort to be halted in The schedule doesn't get any easier home stand may be the ticket to saving lint Davis overtime and now they bring a four­ though as they will host ranked league their season. ports Editor game losing streak to the Nutter Center [email protected] to face a tough Cleveland State team. The Raiders, who were defeated by It was a big week for the men's bas­ Butler and Valparaiso, were able to ketball team, as the squad earned a big score some points but just couldn't get win and one player reached an impres­ win the game defensively. sive plateau. LaShawna Thomas has been the The Raiders played only a single leading scorer for the Raiders the past game last week but its importance was two games, scoring ~O points at Butler immense. The team headed into De­ and 13 at Valpo. troit for a clash with the Titans {12-8, The Green and Gold, who stand at 5-4 HL), who currently share a third­ 5-12 overall and 1-6 in the Horizon place tie in Horizon League standings League, don't stack up against their with Wright State. competition very well. WSU led the game from start to WSU has been outscored 1079-951 finish and despite a Detroit rally late in so far this season and outshot at the the action, walked away with a 61-59 three point line .383 to .305. win last Saturday. · The most definitive stat comes on The difference heading into the the rebounding end, however. The locker room at -halftime was 35-26, Green and Gold are getting out­ with the Raiders having as much as a rebounded 582-525 for the season. 13-point lead at one point in the open­ Thomas leads the Raiders currently ing half. in scoring, averaging 11.5 points per Coming into this game, WSU guard game. Molly Fox and Erica Richard­ Vaughn Duggins needed only seven son have contributed to the team's points to join the school's 1000-point effort as well. . club and with a jumper at 1 :49 remain­ Fox, who is averaging 9:1 ppg, has ing in.the first, he became the 28th 86 rebounds for the Green and Gold. member of the small group and the Raider forward Erica Richardson has pulled down 81 rebounds and 7.8 PPG this season. latest since teammate Todd Brown. After a back and forth second hal , Detroit finally made it a two-point H_ockey can't top _Purdue game with less than twenty seconds to said play but they couldn't bury anything in Drew Simon . "We won our last game, so it kind "He had the shot he wanted," get it on their final attempts of the game. Contributing Writer of got us going," said Team Captain Coach Sands. "He just didn't he wanted to." Duggins had a terrific game, lead­ [email protected] Chris Dehays. net where out firing ing all scorers with 17 points, besting The Raiders hosted the Purdue Boil- The Green and Gold came his season average of 14 per game. If you watched the Raiders hockey ermakers on Friday, a team they had early in the third period, as Garan net- the Raiders He was backed up by 16 points from game on Friday, you would have seen never lost against. ted a short-handed goal for the Brown and an impressive night clean­ a different team, a team with more The first period could not have 2:40 into the final period, putting ing the boards by Cory Cooperwood, energy than they've had all year. started off any better for the Raid- Raiders ahead 3-2. would not who pulled down eight rebounds. rs, as 5:49 in, Josh The pesky Boilermakers as 13 :24 into the After losing two-straight for only ubanks put the puck go away however, the second time all season, the Raiders ast the Boilermaker third the visitors would tie the game needed that win and now look forward oaltender, giving the up 3-3. to a strong home-stand this week. ome team a 1-0 lead. Three periods of play was not Wright State (12-8, 5-4 HL) will The strong start did enough to decide the game as it went host UIC, who they decimated on the ot last long as the to a five-minute overtime period, but game-win- road earlier this year, for a 7 :30 p.m. oilermakers would neither team could score a contest tip on Thursday and will finish out score two goals, only ning goal and Friday night's January play with a rematch against 4 seconds apart, giv- would end in a 3-3 tie. to have Loyola, who they fell to in a one-point ing the visitors a 2-1 . "It would have been nice decision, at 2 p.m. on Saturday.' dvantage over the ·back-to-back wins," said Sands. Saturday's game will mark an aiders. · The same two teams met again In a period full of on Saturday in an afternoon game. important home game for the R~iders game was full of physical as members of the H-0rizon League scoring opportuni- Saturday's Network Student Section Challenge ies, the Raiqers b~st play, but the Boilermakers picked up will be in the house, judging WSD's scoring chance in the their first ever victory over the Raiders 4-2. fans and the atmosphere at the Nutter eriod came late, with defeating the Green and Gold Center. penalty shot from The Raiders {2-22-1) will go on the this weekend Betliere as Wright State kicks off Corey Cohoon. The road to face Ferris State retu~ing Kettering the .second half of Horizon League right State forward before home to the their final play andhosts two oftheir last five issed the shot just Recreation Center Feb. 5 for ide of the .goal and home game of the season against the home games of the 2009-10 reg~lar season.. sent the two teams to University of Toledo. ------______Jintermission tied 2-2. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e . com 11t:1:=GUARDIAN

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