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The University of Delaware's independent student newspaper since 1882 | udreview.com Delgado sets school points record in win over William & Mary

Macy Oteri/THE REVIEW Guillermo Delgado broke Delaware’s career goals record with 101 goals. Two came against William and Mary last week.

KYLE DOHERTY points record that stood for nearly The goal was huge for the Blue Hens, Delgado was all smiles. throughout my whole career and 1 Senior Reporter 50 years and earned CAA Player of tying the match that eventually took “Breaking the school record can’t thank them enough. I also want the Week honors in the process. all of overtime to decide. makes me feel really excited,” to thank my coaches for giving me Normally a double-overtime Delgado became the first University The previous record of 99 Delgado said. “It is something that the great opportunity to play here at victor} decided in the final minute of Delaware player to reach the points was set by Blue Hens legend will be remembered in the history of UD as well as my teammates because would be enough to distinguish the century mark for points. Points are Mike Biggs, who piayed for Delaware this institution and that is extremely without them I wouldn’t be able to first conference game of the year for a measure of a player’s offensive from 1968-1970. Biggs was the UD remarkable.” be successful.” the Blue Hens men’s soccer team. performance that combines assists Alumni Association Team MVP in Delgado was very gracious Delgado will look to continue However, the home match Saturday and goals, with assists counting as 1969, Middle Atlantic Conference about his achievement, heaping to extend his record as the 6-1 Hens night against William & Mary ended one point and goals being two. Player of the Year in 1970 and was praise onto all those that had helped host Virginia Tech on Tuesday. up being a record-breaking one for Delgado’s 100th and 101st inducted into the UD Athletics Hall him along the way. Delgado, with 44 career goals, also a veteran member of the Blue Hens. career points came in the 66th of Fame in 2009. “First I would like to thank my sits within striking distance of Biggs’ Star senior forward Guillermo minute of the game when he scored When asked about how breaking family," Delgado said. “They have school record of 47 career goals. Delgado broke the career school from five yards in front of the net. a record that stood for so long felt, been my biggest support system

U.S. Poet Laureate University named encourages students to “find ‘military friendly’ their voice school MEGHAN JUSCZAK Like the other members of BHV’s Editor in Chief executive board, he has spent his college career advocating for Having dedicated his life go to Mexico, then go back for When junior Mark Footerman student veterans, particularly as MICHAEL T. HENRETTY JR. “to speaking, to writing and the last three days of class.” came to the university as a they transition from military to Managing News Editor to books,” Herrera uses his One of the first things freshman, he “had no idea what college life. position as Poet Laureate to that Herrera recalled taking he was doing.” As one of the In the past, Footerman said, As part of Latino Heritage university’s 235 identified student veterans would have to stumble address enduring social issues a stand for was an attempt upon the BHV table at activities Month, U.S. Poet Laureate in society.” to increase diversity among veterans, he was much older than all of the other freshmen, and said night or specifically seek out the Juan Felipe Herrera spoke to “Poetry is social activism faculty and students at UCLA. RSO. This resulted in many student students on Thursday night he couldn’t find anyone to relate in and of itself,” Herrera said. Large protests and marches to. veterans feeling like he did his first in a lecture titled “Art, Social “It’s a way to communicate on campus, many of which “I doubted everything — I semester — isolated from any sort Justice, & Liberation.” Also and come together. It gives Herrera was a part of, led to doubted being here,” he said. “I of community. featured at the lecture were almost dropped out in the fall In addition to these difficulties, the opportunity to encourage school administration shutting last year several student veterans Delaware Poets Laureate, the people without pushing them.” down the school for multiple and got very close. It wasn’t until spring semester when I met some did not receive their VA benefits in “Twin Poets” Al Mills and Herrera’s activism began days. a timely manner due to a backlog Nnamdi Chukwuocha. of the guys in |Blue Hen Veterans] during his college days at “Back at UCLA, we wanted — that’s when I got involved, and in the registrar’s office. This meant Herrera shared with UCLA in the late 1960s, where to break down racism,” Herrera that’s when my life on campus some were unable to pay for basic attendees a rough timeline of he seldom attended class. said. “We wanted to break really took off in a positive items, like textbooks or rent. his life, from growing up on down discrimination, that direction.” However, after years of “I would go to the first advocacy from BHV and those the crop fields of San Joaquin three days of class,” Herrera heavy duty, double ply racism.” Footerman now serves Valley to attending UCLA to as president of the Blue Hen involved in the Campus Veterans said. “I’d get my syllabus, I’d English professor Paula Veterans (BHV) Registered Student Working Group, most of these eventually being named the get my books, then I’d march, Persoleo said the talk was issues will be resolved in the nation’s 21st Poet Laureate. Organization, which has 72 active go to San Francisco, go to L.A., enlightening and encouraging memoers on Student Central. upcoming months. SEE POET PAGE 3 SEE VETERANS PAGE 3

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♦ 4. 4 1 SEPTEMBER 20, 2016 udreview.com 3 Newyear brings new developments to OEI

MEGHAN JUSCZAK means." Editor in Chief In addition to the number of reports, the number of Sexual Two years ago this week, more Offense Support (SOS) advocates than 300 students staged a rally has risen steadily in recent years, outside Memorial Hall calling on said Angela Seguin, the SOS the university to “do better” when coordinator at the university. handling sexual violence. At the When Seguin came to the time, the new Title IX coordinator university 10 years ago, there Susan Groff had received 13 Title were between 3-5 volunteers who IX reports since the beginning of manned the 24-hour SOS hotline, the fall 2014 semester. This fall, she said. The last few years, they ve Groff said she’s already received typically had between 35-40. As more than twice that number. of this fall, SOS’s phone number Among Title IX professionals, also has been incorporated into a it is generally agreed that more more general UD Helpline number, reports do not mean more acts which provides mental health of sexual misconduct are taking services as well. place, but that victims feel more While SOS has not seen a comfortable reporting. This dramatic increase in the number is clear when looking at the of calls since merging into the UD results of the April 2015 sexual Helpline, Seguin said she hopes the misconduct survey, 772 of the new hotline number will mean SOS 2,592 respondents said they had receives more calls throughout experienced sexual misconduct the year because it is no longer while at the university. However, associated with one specific office. 95 percent of the victims never Previously, SOS’s phone formally reported the incident. number was directed through The Office of Equity and Student Health Services, which Inclusion (OEI)’s 2015-16 annual would close on the weekends and report, which was released in evenings during the summer and August, reflects a similar increase. winter breaks. In those instances, From July 2015 to June 2016, Groff the hotline would go through received a total of 221 reports the university police, who would from members of the university redirect the caller to an advocate. community for offenses ranging “However, we also know not all victims are going to want to call KIRK SMITH/THE REVIEW from sex discrimination to dating Over the past two years, the OEI has received an increased number of Title IX reports of sexual misconduct. violence and sexual assault. This UD police to access an advocate," is up from the 207 reports the Seguin said. “So we hope that OEI received during the 2014-15 because there will be no gaps to roles last fall after a high profile the online Title IX training. as Residence Life, the Sexual school year. that number that will mean that search, have left the office. Stone These numbers will increase as Assault Prevention and Education While reports of sexual people will call us in times of need accepted a position in the Office the university works to increase committee, Men’s Action Network harassment and dating violence all throughout the year.” of General Counsel in May, and training in an effort to adhere to and SOS. were down, the number of Dean of Students Jose Riera Kelly left the university in July, House Bill 1, which was passed “We’ve always had a presence sexual assault reports increased said the university is beginning to Groff said. Jessica Rickman from by the state legislature in June. when it comes to educating about significantly, from 59 in 2014-15 “reap the benefits” of a full-time the Office of Student Conduct was HB 1 mandates that institutions [sexual misconduct) but from to 91 last school year. Title IX coordinator since Groff hired to replace Kelly and the OEI “train all staff in the reporting my perspective, it's much more “We’ve really made a lot of assumed the position two years is currently conducting a search requirement and the nature and systematized and institutionalized, strides in the last year, especially ago, and this can be seen in the for Stone’s replacement. prevalence of sexual assaults on on multiple levels, now,” Riera when it comes to getting increased collaboration between While searching for the new campus, as well as their reporting said. “I think we still have more information to the students,” campus offices involving the issue investigator, the OEI plans to requirements under Title IX." work to do and I think we would Groff said. "We’re really excited as well as the number of reports. continue to expand its Title IX The university will also provide all say that, we want to get to all about the strides we’ve made However, there has been some internal shuffling in the OEI — Title trainings, particularly for faculty a variety of additional educational corners of the campus, but this is in the last year trying to better and staff. Last year, 71 percent programs this year, coming out exciting for me." inform our students about what IX investigators Fatimah Stone and of faculty and staff completed of offices all over campus, such sexual misconduct is and what it Michael Kelly, who assumed their POET Tuition costs on CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 for students. young Herrera to truly hear his story, the crowd slowly became “Students could hear the voice for the first time, he said. more and more silent, drawn voice of Mr. Herrera as they Reciting one of his most into the different worlds that the rise were interacting with him, but famous poems, “Dolpinating,” Herrera was inviting them to because they give the option the Poet Laureate captivated explore. to do that themselves, on their the crowd with his soft spoken The concept of “the story” own, to hear their own voice,” words: is one that Herrera said he Persoleo said. “it is popping Hendrix in believes needs to be brought LARISSA KUBITZ to a higher degree than the tuition. Mrs. Sampson, Herrera’s your head it is Joplin & back into society’. Herrera Senior Reporter In the previous academic year, the 3rd grade teacher, can be Flor Silvestre & Rosetta said that stories are a way of university awarded more than $93 million in grants and scholarship, credited with helping Herrera Tharpe & Itzpapalotl do you thinking, a way of presenting This academic year at the find his voice. After reciting know university saw a noticeable an amount up 20 percent from two your own symbols to the world increase in tuition and fees. The years ago, he said. “Three Blind Mice" in front of how awake you are.” and helping you listen to your increase was by more than two Arsani admitted that a his class, Mrs. Sampson told And with each poem, voice. percent, according to an article in higher price could potentially be Herrera: “You have a beautiful Herrera drew his audience “You have to honor your the News Journal. rationalized depending on where voice.” It was that simple five closer and closer. Each poem voice, you have to trust your Students who have noticed the money went. word sentence that allowed the told a story, and with each voice,” Herrera said. the raised tuition have had mixed “If it’s towards more reactions to the change. Kimia scholarships, that would maybe Arsani, a junior music performance justify it,” Arsani said. major, was surprised to see the For Farmer, the question of raise in costs. what would validate more increase “I think what it was before was in costs is variable. VETERANS more reasonable, without the extra “It depends on who you ask,” two percent,” Arsani said. farmer said. She explained that students In his opinion, it is impossible CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 in the United States already seem to use extra expenses to favor any to pay too much for a college one department or area without education, and that she had not causing problems. previously noticed any increases Ultimately, though, Farmer The university recently not receiving their benefits — Riera also mentioned bringing said the tuition rise should not be in tuition during her time at announced that it is hiring a and created a solution: an NSO the “green zone" training program Delaware. surprising. “Tuition covers such a small coordinator for veteran affairs, a program that would connect them to university for faculty and Daniel Farmer, a senior brand new position. The application with the BHV and relevant campus administrators. environmental studies student, percentage of all the resources available to us as it is, and I know was released a few weeks ago, and resources before they began in the “It’s similar to the LGBT ally agreed that the rising cost of will close Sept. 23. Jeff Palmer, the fall. program, but for student veterans," postsecondary education in the that a lot of our outside sources of university registrar, said his office The group won the first prize country is an issue, but felt the funding have been decreasing in he said. “It will let those students university is still competitive terms of the amount of donations has already received more than at the competition and paired know there are people on campus from a pricing standpoint when and so forth,” he said. 60 applications, primarily from with the NSO office to pilot two who are aware of the resources for compared with other universities. According to Farmer, tuition veterans. He said he hopes the different days of veteran-specific veterans and the issues they face.” “A lot of private schools covers less than half the cost of position will be filled by November. orientation. A total of 20 incoming Despite all the recent gains for that would have given me similar the the Delaware undergraduate “A major part of the position is veterans were identified, and student veterans, Footerman said academic challenges cost so much experience. working with the student veterans, 16 ultimately attended the NSO the BHV will continue to advocate more than University of Delaware, Farmer said the tuition hike relating to and connecting with program, Footerman said. Those on their behalf. There are always so I think Delaware is doing okay,” is consistent with the idea that a them, so [student veterans] will be veterans who went through the elements of university life that Farmer said. “college education doesn't ever involved in the interview process,” program have remained involved could improve for veterans, he Media relations coordinator come bare bones," meaning the Palmer said. with the BHV since, and have said said, especially within the culture Peter Bothum said the adjustment amount students pay will always While the new coordinator for they are comfortable with the of the student body. in costs is not unusual. include covering the valuable veteran affairs will mark a major campus resources. “A lot of times, people hear “Every year we take a hard opportunities students receive victory for the BHV, Footerman At their meeting on Wednesday, that you’re a veteran and they look at the cost of educating our alongside their degree. said the group also has been Bothum also reiterated how the Campus Veterans Working don’t understand what that students and make adjustments celebrating the introduction of a Group agreed that the new program means,” he said. “We’re trying to so we can continue to provide a a well-rounded college experience that offers rigorous academics, New Student Orientation (NSO) was a success. Dean of Students teach people, educate people on top flight education," Bothum said. program for incoming veterans Jose Riera, one of the members of how veterans are in the community Bothum highlighted the top notch faculty and research and study abroad opportunities, that began this summer. the group, said the student veteran and how to interact with them and university’s position on lists Last year’s BHV executive by Kiplinger magazine, Money is what students are seeking at the orientation and the hiring of the how beneficial they can be if you magazine and The Princeton university. board competed in the First Step new coordinator will result in the just allow them to be a part of the Review, distinguishing it as a “We provide those experiences, entrepreneurship competition university being named a military community the way you expect to school that provides considerable and we continue to invest to through the Horn Program, friendly institution for the first be a part of the community." value to its students. improve those experiences,” Footerman said. They identified time. This will be recognized in the Bothum said financial aid and Bothum said. a problem — veterans’ not fully 2017 list by the Military Friendly scholarships consistently increase integrated into campus life and Schools guide, he said. SEPTEMBER 20. 2016 udreview.com

Student opinions on the "I am voting for Hillary because Trump is too radical for me. The media portrays him as slightly insane. Voting is very important because it seems like no one 2016 presidential election wants to anymore."

"I am voting for Hillary this year because Donald Trump doesn't support environmental conser­ vation. He would rather see busi­ ness boom ."

"I support Hillary Clinton be­ cause I think that she is a good role model for young women, and I support her position on "I support Donald Trump " i am a Democrat because "Aligning with someone various issues." because of his main issue is I grew up in a Democratic who has the exact same "I would say Hillary because focusing on the economy home, but I don't particular­ ideologies as you do is less she wants to help people. Even and border patrol, which I ly support either candidate. I important than choosing though neither candidate is think is a good idea. I don't strongly believe that the me­ the candidate who has the ideal, she fights for human rights think we should have an dia does a lot of harm be­ best interests for the most and that's what Trump lacks." influx of people come into cause it only points out the people" "I am voting for Hillary Clinton. the country. We need to flaws in both candidates." While I'm not a huge advocate focus on the economy more. "I think that the media for Hillary, I do think that she People have to pass a citi­ "I am not voting due to the coverage is overpowered by is more well-rounded and less awful candidates that are fallacies. Easily influenced biased. I think whoever gets zenship test to get into the elected, not much will happen, country, and we can't have running. When my kids are Americans are being misin­ because no matter which presi­ people skipping that and voting in the future, I don't formed and this election is dent gets elected, Congress will having the same rights when want to have to tell them being driven by attacks and swing the opposite direction." they're not citizens. that during my first voting claims. If the media focused experience I had to vote for "I'm voting because I can. N oth­ on actual policy and likely ing bothers me more than when "I am voting for Trump. I either Trump or Clinton." future outcomes, the Ameri­ Americans ignore their consti­ don't like Hillary as an op­ can people would be more tutional right to vote. My views tion. He would make me feel "I am registered to vote, informed about the elec­ most align with the Libertarian safer in the country, and I but this is my first year be­ tion." Party. While neither candidate is perfect and I do not neces­ don't trust Hillary. I like that ing able to do so. I am kind sarily support Trump nor Hillary he has been a successful of iffy, especially this year. "As college-age students, 100 percent, I align more with businessman, so I think that Everyone is kind of crazy it is important for us to Hillary." could benefit our country. I and no one is taking it very become involved and in­ seriously. I don't know which "I supported Hillary Clinton in do think sometimes he does formed. This year is making the primaries and I plan to sup­ stupid things, but he is just side I am going to vote yet." people more aggressive in port her in the general election. the better option. There are their politics, and we have Many scandals are blown out so many cons against [Hill­ a need for a steady, level­ of proportion, and while my ary] that pushes me towards headed moderate leader." views are more progressive than Hillary's, I believe that politics Trump. I am a registered will progress as our generation Republican." grows. Some of Donald Trump's actual policy ideas are legiti­ mate, but his degree of unpro­ fessionalism is simply inexcus­ able in a politician." Quotations compiled by staff reporters Shannon Murphy and Caitlin Brune. Presidential candidate Jill Stein comes to Newark

EMILY TYREE showed their displeasure. she plans on funding college Staff Reporter Stein stressed the importance education. Stein explained that we of fighting for the generation of should not be spending trillions A mother, a graduate of young people who are unable to of dollars on oil and nuclear Harvard Medical School, a pay their student debt. She said weapons. Instead, she believes we professor, a musician and a we need young people to support should be spending that money on former Democrat are just some the Green Party in order to remake higher education. of the identities that define Jill the economy. She blames the “There are many ways we can Stein. Now, for the second time, government for giving Wall Street come up with that money,” Stein she assumes another identity: $16 trillion dollars in order to said. the Green Party candidate for save them from their “unethical” A resident from Newark President of the United States. acts when only $1.3 trillion dollars explained to Stein that he was When Stein visited Newark would help resolve student loans. arrested for driving a car with this Friday, students, supporters “If we can do that for the drugs in it, and as a result he no and adversaries gathered in the crooks on Wall Street, we can do it longer has the right to vote in this George Wilson Center to discuss for our young people,” Stein said. election. He asked Stein what she some of Stein’s biggest efforts Stein criticized Hillary would do about this if she were and hopes for the Green Party. As Clinton’s campaign for elected. Stein said she will create a Stein entered the room, chants of spending millions of dollars on new way forward, end the war on “We want Jill!” in unison began “[intimidating) people to vote for drugs and pardon everyone who while musicians played on bongo her.” Donald Trump states he will has a nonviolent record of drugs drums. Stein started her speech create 25 million jobs but does because they should have never by motivating the crowd and not say how he will do it, she said. been penalized in the first place. asking if they’re ready to make Stein said she can create 20 million Nicole Jacoby, a junior at the history. She said that the Green jobs by calling for an emergency university, said she is not sure Party is “burning green” and job program. In doing so, she will whether or not she is voting for “unstoppable.” solve the crisis for economy and Stein. She is leaning towards voting “We need to exercise our climate — although she wasn’t for Hillary, but she supports some anti-trust laws and break up the specific on these programs and of Stein’s policies. conglomerate controlling us,” how they would achieve this goal. “I like her policies on foreign Stein said. Concluding her speech, she policy and she’s against regime She then continued to discuss urged people to get the word out change and stuff like that, so I like issues such as water supply to young people to help her win that,” she said. and how we must stop building the race and said it is critical to Senior tmily Miller said she pipelines and nuclear power plants open up the debates beyond the agreed. and went on to criticize the arrests two major parties. Voters must “Overall, I thought she had of Green Party protesters. When refuse to allow our democracy to good things to say and I think the Green Party candidate told be smothered, she said. she’ll be a great candidate,” Miller EMILY TYREE/THE REVIEW her audience that North Dakota Stein then opened the forum said. to audience questions. A student Green Party candidate Jill Stein visited Newark on Friday to discuss her hopes became the first state to legalize and the future of the Green Party. weaponized drones, the crowd in the audience asked Stein how

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LAUREN VILLA/THE REVIEW 'his past weekend, Air Force and Army ROTC members honored POW/MIA ser- ices in their 10th annual 24-hour vigil. 9

ALANA STEWART one day. Many of the volunteers Staff Reporter at the vigil were students who MADISON SPADAFINO/THE REVIEW are hoping to serve after they The university has changed its medical amnesty policy to include immunity in the event of a drug overdose. On Friday morning, as most graduate. university students shuffled “This is a very real threat to their 8 a.m classes, the first that could happen to us,” Van group of the university Air Patten said. “It’s important for OLIVIA MANN amnesty policy and the city has an that will highlight amnesty,” Riera Force and Army ROTC cadets us to keep that in mind.” Senior Reporter amnesty policy. They both include said. “We will hit the traditional were beginning to run, and the The vigil also included a drugs. It just made sense.” mediums like UDaily. The policy groups wouldn’t stop running ceremony inviting anyone to During this year’s 1743 But many students are change is going to be getting out to until 8 a.m. Saturday morning. come and honor the 83,000 Welcome Days, resident assistants skeptical concerning how this RSOs too, which hopefully will cut The cadets ran continuously service members who are either and first-year students alike information will be disseminated across the population.” around Main Street., hoisting missing or unaccounted for. The witnessed a change in the to students who did not participate Riera admits that many the haunting, black POW/MIA ceremony included a speech university’s amnesty policy. in 1743 Welcome Days, or do not consider the inclusion of drug flag high with the words “You given by Capt. Laura Covalesky, Previously, the university’s live in a residence hall. overdose in medical amnesty to be Are Not Forgotten” embroidered an assistant professor in the amnesty policy only applied to “Most students only hear a deviation from societal norms. across the bottom. Other cadets aerospace studies department at serious and immediate risks from about amnesty in the residence “We view alcohol as being stood as honor guards on the the university. the consumption or use of alcohol halls," senior Ian Bruce said. “Off- much more part of the culture, Academy building lawn at either “The [POW/MIA] flag stands — not of drugs. campus, you do not see anything but I think that is reflective of side of the Veterans memorial. for a symbol of hope,” Covalesky Now, drug overdose is included about amnesty. But if you walk our society at large,” Riera said. These cadets were said. “Hope is an astounding in the university’s definition of into a freshman residence hall, “But you are not just walking into participating in the 10th annual force.” medical amnesty protocol. you cannot walk four-feet without a liquor store to buy drugs; you 24-hour vigil to honor those As the ceremony progressed, “It was the right thing to seeing a poster about it. And the are doing something we would service members who are POW/ dozens of people walked past, do,” Jose-Luis Riera, the dean of new poster now signifies that consider a poor ethical decision. MIA. The vigil was held by the stopping to pay their respects or students, said. “It w'as the logical drugs are also a part of amnesty. Does amnesty somehow make Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) to get a closer look at the model next step in removing another But I do not see them around harder drugs okay on campus? and the university Air Force and barracks set up across the lawn barrier that is potentially present campus at all.” There’s always that type of Army ROTC. of the Academy Building; the due to fear.” Furthermore, students are conversation.” Cadet Capt. Alexander barracks offered a glimpse of Riera said this policy change taken aback that the inclusion of Riera said he hopes that by Van Patten was in charge of the conditions many POWs have has been under consideration for drug overdose in medical amnesty extending medical amnesty to assigning cadets to their posts to endure. over a year. policy took so long. cover drug overdose, the university either running the flag or acting At the conclusion of the According to the state “I was kind of shocked it took will create an even more impactful as honor guards. ceremony, the cadets continued government’s website, Gov. four years,” Bruce said. “Medical culture of safety and trust among “A lot of people think...why to run by, holding the flag and Markell signed the Good Samaritan amnesty was relatively new to the students and administration. is it worth it to run endless laps showing no signs of exhaustion 911 Law in 2013 “to address the university when 1 was a freshman, “The spirit of the amnesty for 24 hours with the POW/ or slowing down. The honor rising number of these fatalities so even the resident assistants policy is, and continues to be, MIA flag?” Van Patten said. guards standing at either side by granting criminal immunity to were still trying to figure out about safety,” Riera said. “Policies “It’s because it reminds us of of the memorial did not flinch individuals who report an alcohol exactly what it meant.” like amnesty have potential impact the vigilance that those POW or hunch over — there was a or drug overdose.” Despite these concerns, Riera in influencing other areas, like and MIA need [in order] to get sense of pride, hope and honor Three years later, the said the university is approaching reporting of sexual assaults. With through their hardship.” emanating from the the vigil’s university is adopting a similar the inclusion of drug overdose enough of these policies, we can The vigil, Van Patten said, is volunteers. “Hope is the belief...that policy. in medical amnesty policy as a communicate to students that we two-fold. It is not only held to things will get better," Covalesky “There was a desire from restatement of the campus satety prioritize your safety.” increase civilian awareness but the university to create a uniform policy. also to remind the students in said. “[And] to our POW/MIA, we will never, ever forget.” response around drugs,” Riera “There is an all-campus email the ROTC program of the harsh said. “We know the state has an coming to students next week reality that they may have to face Professor discusses politics and the media

NATALIE WALTON In addition to cracking jokes to politics. Staff Reporter about presidential candidates, After showing a “Saturday Brewer explained late night Night Live" skit about the 2016 On Wednesday night, an comedy can also educate viewers democratic debates, Brewer unexpected sound came from Smith on political issues. Stephen Colbert addressed the fact that late-night 120 — laughter. An amused crowd of “The Colbert Report” had an TV hosts tend to focus more on of students and residents could extended segment on super PACs presidential nominees than any hardly contain their chuckling as where he still maintained a level of other politicians. Their shows also a segment from “The Daily Snow humor, but also subtly informed focus primarily on personality and with Jon Stewart” played from the the public about what PACs were not ideology. overhead projector. and now they affect politics. He compared this to how Paul Brewer, a professor of Brewer also noted that late- late-night comedians act when communications, political science night comedians can take on the they actually bring the candidates and international relations, role of political advocate, but it on air. Brewer said they tend to grinned from the podium. He then has to be kept to a minimum. He be milder and throw “softball” went on to reveal that this kind of compared late-night comedians to questions instead ot making their light-hearted comedy can create “court-jesters" who can say what guest address “hardball” issues. He a serious impact in the world of others cannot get away with. also said that the appearances are politics. “Too much advocacy, however, usually to improve a politician’s “There is good evidence can take away from the comedy,” likability, not aiscuss policies. that learning does happen while he said. The lecture was brought to a watching [late-night] comedy The lack of advocacy can also be close with a O&A, where Brewer shows,” Brewer said. seen as a potential concern. Brewer answered questions related to He noted that shows like “The referenced a Pew Research Center manipulation ot the media, media Daily Show” and “Hannity” can survey that revealed of those who framing and the backlash late- watched TV for political coverage, night comedy taces. influence viewers' perception of a MORGAN BROWNELL/THE REVIEW candidate. 25 percent relied exclusively on On Oct. 12, Jenny Lambe the late-night talk shows. He admitted second speaker of the political Communications professor Paul Brewer discusses the educational value “People don't like voting for disguised in late-night comedy shows like “Saturday Night Live” and “The Daily losers,” Brewer said. “If they don’t that while “people can learn trom communication lecture series, will think a candidate has a chance of late-night [television]” this does discuss the topic of hate speech Show.” winning, they won’t vote for them.” not mean it is a reliable source for during the 2016 election. any and all information pertaining I SEPTEMBER 20. 2016 <:ie\ ew com An Oktoberfest of traditions, new and old Looking for tickets to SCP AB’s fall concert? No Chance.

CALEB OWENS advantage of the rule allowing Staff Reporter students to purchase six tickets per transaction, comparing the art of scalping Tickets for the Student to an old pastime of fishing. Programming Advisory Board “It’s like fishing,” the (SCPAB) fall concert, Chance scalper, who wished to remain the Rapper, went on sale on anonymous, said. “You kind of Ticketmaster Sept. 9 and sold have to go in, throw you line out within mere hours of the out and get some bites... [The 10 a.m ticket release time. fish] came onto my boat, but With tickets on websites such imagine I only have six tags. COURTESY OF PELHAM GREENVILLE as Stubhub and SeatGeek I had to throw them back out From Sept. 16 to Sept. 18, the Delaware Saengerbund hosted its 38th consecutive Oktoberfest. now running anywhere from into the water hoping to catch $150.00 to $300.00, an better fish, and I did.” SARAH GIBSON Saturday. tradition to stack the cups as high empty-handed student's only The source sold four of Senior Reporter The food stand sells about as possible in a pyramid on the his tickets at slightly inflated 3,000 pounds of sausages tables, which became dangerous remaining hope of attending every year and 1,000 pounds of when guests had a lot of cups the show requires buying prices to break even, and potatoes, Fels said. This creates full of alconol and a competitive inflated tickets well beyond intends to sell his remaining The loud carnival music and a lot of work for the event’s spirit. the original student prices of two at nearly $60. With drunken voices carried across volunteers, who use raw materials "You have to keep your feet $30 and $45. desperate students on social the Delaware Saengerbund’s to cook all of the food themselves on the ground,” Renner said. “You media websites expressing parking lot past the residential The Bob Carpenter Center for Oktoberfest. get people climbing on chairs backyards full of cars that heeded has a maximum occupancy of willingness to pay even higher “Next year we will be bigger, and they fall. Last year we had the scrawled signs — $5 and $10 approximately 5,000 people, prices, the scalper has no we [will] have more vendors,” Fels someone break a table." parking, depending on proximity so not all students can be doubts that the tickets will said. To enforce this grounded rule, to the event — written on the guaranteed a ticket. However, sell. Carl Renner, president of Renner said police officers keep backs of pizza boxes and other Freshman Elizabeth Masi Delaware Saengerbund, joined Oktoberfest safe by patrolling it is the largest available venue, cardboard scraps. the club in 1983 and has been the grounds. Renner calls event said Leanne Seeley, SCPAB’s hoped to purchase tickets, but Oktoberfest was in town from involved in Oktoberfest every year security “one of [the! largest vice president of major events. discovered just hours after the Sept. 16 to Sept. 18, and Salem since. expenses.” Event organizers Seeley said that SCPAB tickets went on sale that they Church Road was a mess of traffic “We consider ourselves typically spend $20,000 of their expected for the event to were sold out. and police car lights all weekend. the most authentic Oktoberfest $250,000 to $300,000 total “I didn’t realize that they People walked and stumbled to sell out quickly due to the outside of Germany,” Renner said. expenses just to employ Delaware and from the event, respectively, amount of student excitement were going to go away that “We have four of the genuine State police officers at $68 an on the shoulder of the road. surrounding the concert. quickly,” Masi said. “I was in Munich Oktoberfest beers here. hour. Arno Fels, a Delaware The success verified SCPXB’s class and a woman came to No one else has that in the United However, security costs Saengerbund member since 1989, prediction that the rap genre the front saying, ‘The Chance States all in one spot.” are negated by the fact that has worked at Oktoberfest since tickets are already sold out.’” In addition, the Saengerbund’s Oktoberfest brings in over half a would carry a wider appeal. he joined the organization. This Oktoberfest has a Bavarian dance “[In the pastj we had Walk Making the most of her year, he worked at the information million dollars in revenue every group, authentic German food year. Since the event is a fundraiser the Moon and Young the Giant,” college education, Masi used table. Seeley said. “They brought in a the experience as a learning “We start working already in prepared by Germans and a for all of Saengerbund’s activities, band from Germany. All of this lot of people but they didn't opportunity’. June,” Fels said. “We go to the radio it is crucial that they make enough is coordinated and put on by “Next time I’ll be ready,” stations, go to the newspapers money to support themselves for sell out. We don't have to sell 700 volunteers, roughly 600 of and have things published. Even the next year. out, but it’s something we Masi said. the university is involved.” which are Saengerbund members, This year, the News Journal like to do because it tells that The ticket scalping Renner said. Fels said the university radio sponsored a cup stacking contest everyone is enjoying it." difficulties come in the wake of In recent years, the event at Oktoberfest. It mainly attracted station advertises for the Delaware In regards to the currently a similar incident in Chicago, Saengerbund’s Oktoberfest. The had to ban its intoxicated guests families with children to race where Chance the Rapper’s from one popular Delaware unannounced opener, Seeley event, held annually for the 38th against the clock and safely stack Saengerbund Oktoberfest event — declined to comment. concert at U.S. Cellular Field year, is a smaller version of the the cups as high as possible in stacking cups. under a minute. With such a popular event, sold out and many of the German Oktoberfest celebration Seeley said that some degree tickets fell into the hands of in Munich. “It’s just something that For Renner, Oktoberfest is organically happened here,” of inflated ticket resale is scalpers. Making a profound “This is copying the always a family event. His own Renner said. “A number of years Oktoberfest in Munich,” Fels said. family has been significantly unavoidable, reiterating that statement against the illegal “It is identical. It is a miniature.” ago, someone decided that if we involved with the festival for the six tickets per student activity, Chance reportedly However, while smaller, had a plastic souvenir cup that years, starting with the creation of transaction stipulation aimed reclaimed nearly 2,000 of the Saengerbund’s Newark people could take home, they the famous plastic stacking cups. to ensure students seating with these tickets with promises of Oktoberfest is extraordinarily would be reused, and people “My daughter is the one who their friends. Other students, getting them to fans. would remember it was from popular. Six thousand people created the design [on the cups]," Oktoberfest. I think it just became however, saw it as a lucrative attended the event on Friday Renner said. “We just revise [the a recreation.” enterprise opportunity. afternoon, and while the Roman numerals] each year, like All draft beers come served One scalper took profitable attendance numbers aren’t back the Super Bowl.” yet, Fels said even more went on in the official Oktoberfest plastic cups. At some point, it became a CLASSIFIEDS

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The faculty at this university “draconian” retirement benefit? is what makes this university proposals and refused to begir Assanis should listen to great. They are the educators meaningful discussions ovei that cultivate the minds of the salaries. next generation of intellectuals. Many students may ask, “whai They are the ones that lead the does this have to do with us?” Tht charge in the myriad of research Review believes it has everything faculty demands projects that take place on to do with us. We are here on this this campus. When a student campus in order to attend classes has trouble understanding a led by professors, in order tc complex mathematics concept participate in research project? or is attempting to learn a new created by faculty and to benefil language, it is the professor from the wealth of knowledge that they turn to. At the heart of and experience that the faculty ol every pursuit of knowledge on a this university offer us. When the university campus lies a member faculty are confronted by an issue of the faculty. we have an obligation to stand Unfortunately the members by them and make it our issue a? of the faculty on this campus are well. not receiving the respect they Without our faculty, we would deserve from the administration. not have a university. For the past several years We the students must stanc the members of the faculty have by our faculty in their time ol borne witness to a variety of need just as we might expect their abuses done against them by to stand by us when faced with the administrations of former injustices such as discrimination president Patrick Harker and It is a common demand thal interim president Nancy Targett. professors be more understanding President Harker was openly of people with disabilities and disdainful of the faculty, believing that they incorporate triggei they had outlasted their era and warnings into their instruction. Il that online instruction was soon is often expected that professor? to take over. The administration partner with students in taking of President Targett advocated a stand against discriminatior for one ot the largest power grabs of all kinds, including racial anc in campus history by giving the sexist discrimination. Now it i? provost was given veto power our turn to rise to the occasior over the Faculty Senate. The and support our hardworking provost was officially given this mentors. power over the summer. This The Review implores Pres effectively denies the faculty the ident Dennis Assanis to restart ability to check the power of the his relations with the faculty university administration. Our professors and researcher? This summer has been are at the core of everything particularly brutal for the faculty. this university stands for. It i? The provost has been given veto imperative that our president and power over the Faculty Senate, his administration be supportive disrupting the principle of shared of the faculty in their endeavor? governance, i.e., that the faculty and work together to keep thi? and the administration share university as one of the greatesi power. In April, a survey of faculty institutions of higher educatior was released where almost 60 in the country. percent replied that both overall university and personal morale had gotten worse over the last Editorials are developed by several years. Ultimately, over the The Review’s editorial staff, lee RYAN ASHKENASE/THE REVIEW summer, the new administration by editorial editor Jacob Orledqe The university and faculty union have failed to negotiate a new deal. stonewalled collective bargaining who can be contacted at orledgejG contract negotiations with udel.edu.

We must seek knowledge, even Letter from the from the most unsavory sources Department of Women

strength as new attacks allow he is entertaining. Much like a Milo Yiannopoulos is for innovative defenses of our poorly produced scary movie, and Gender Studies the kind of despicable and own beliefs. And even if you are Mr. Yiannopoulos’ ideas and incendiary individual whose already supremely confident in the way he presents them are at very presence on campus your opinions and are totally once horrifying and hysterical. gives UD’s preening leftists resistant to alteration there are It may just be schadenfreude, the uncontrollable desire to still benefits to accommodating but I like to watch some of write an open letter asking his presence. Events that cause those from my own team administration officials to a lot of tension and opposing squirm once in awhile. As a To the editor: ban him from speaking at our ideas that contrast sharply lifelong Democrat I know how Our department is committed to the prin­ university. And so it was that bring a lot of attention to both easy it is to fall into the echo last week in The Review such sets of ideas. If the leaders of chamber of reflexively treating ciple of free speech. We wish, therefore, a letter was reprinted tor the these RSOs truly believe in the those who disagree with us to go on record as opposing in the stron­ entire student body to see. morally authority of their own as idiots and more recently In case you didn’t know, Mr. ideas, than the opportunity as bigots. We must resist this gest possible terms the invitation that has Yiannopoulos has been invited to display their superiority emotionally satisfying, but been issued to Milo Yiannopoulos, who by the College Republicans to should be welcomed. ultimately pointless urge to make a stop on his “Dangerous We do an intellectual see and hear only that which has tried to silence the free speech of oth­ Faggot Tour” to our fair disservice to ourselves not to at pleases us. While it may be ers by drowning it out with abusive, hate- university, and speak at some least entertain opposing points hard, we must find a way to length on his views on society, of view. Some may well ask if laugh off and take lightly the filled rhetoric. In an educational context, culture and politics. The we are entitled to any standard subversive ideas which Mr. open letter signed by several of civility and politeness when Yiannopoulos will no doubt there is nothing to be learned from his RSOs summed up his views we engage with opposing spew forth. presence except a negative lesson — that upon those topics as “racist, ideas, and 1 would say that we The university’s motto sexist, rape-denying, anti­ are. But we must admit that is “Knowledge is the light the most deliberately offensive and divi­ immigration, Islamophobic and these are entirely subjective of the mind.” We must seek sive voices are rewarded with attention homophobic.” After all, it is not considerations. In the current knowledge from even the most without some justification that political atmosphere of the unsavory and unorthodox they do not deserve. That is not what UD he was banned from Twitter, “anti PC” crowd versus the of sources if we are to should be teaching. and his speaking tour has “safe spaces” crowd, one man’s properly enlighten ourselves. encountered similar challenges off-color witticisms are another I encourage the university from other universities. But man’s hate-speech. In this administration to look past The Department of does that make it right for us bifurcated debate on public these reactionary calls for to do the same? appropriateness it is likely silence, and fully embrace the Women and Gender Studies I would argue, that no, it we will face many situations motto on which we base our does not make it right for us to which challenge each side’s intellectual advancement. ban him from our university. understanding of the other. He may be the antithesis Let us take this opportunity ■Evan Butler is a senior at of everything we value, but to examine the limits of our the university. His email is he does not weaken those comfort zone. butlerej@udel. edu. values by being able to voice Aristotle said that it is opposition to them, in fact 1 the mark of an educated would argue letting him speak mind to be able to entertain a The views in this column do strengthens them. A good thought without accepting it. not necessarily reflect those of cnallenge allows us to reaffirm If nothing else is clear about The Review. our convictions with new Mr. Yiannopoulos, it is that SEPTEMBER 20, 2016 udreview.com

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HOLLY CLAYTOP objects on the end, hula-hoops, chain between the rope and the pit.” Participants enter the fire Belair says. “You always have Managing Mosaic Editor juggling and various other skills. head of the fire attachment. pit, perform several tricks for your safety.” Participants do several tricks at Highberger says the activity uses the crowd and then leave the The safety, according to Attempting to kick a ball a time that continually feed into white gas, which burns much circle when they choose. Belair, is a fireproof blanket behind him, David Highberger the next trick. Highberger says colder than the temperature of a “I definitely met some really, that will instantly smother out a accidently sent it straight into he has created most of his tricks standard lighter. really good people,” Belair says. flam e. the air. As he looked up to see himself, or found them through “Your BIC lighter is 1,200 “Some of my best friends have Both Belair and Highberger where it had gone, the object YouTube or Instagram. degrees and the white gas is come out of this scene.” had several stories regarding came hurdling down, straight “I could spend an hour and about 600 degrees,” Highberger Belair says he and his friends mishaps while participating in into his nose — and luckily, this a half doing the same thing over says. “So it can hit you and it have even been driven out to this activity. However, aside time it was not on fire. and over again,” Zach Belair, doesn’t burn.” Kentucky to a festival, where from hair burning off and Highberger, a senior, has a Newark local, says. “It just Highberger then displayed they blew glass and performed Highberger’s potential broken been fire spinning for about five becomes meditative to a point.” his calf, which had been fire spinning for a rave. nose, each say that their worst years. Belair says he has been fire completely stripped of hair. Both Belair and Highberger injuries have come only from “I like it because it’s kind of spinning for about five or six Although the fire had hit his agreed that the dance, lights rope burns - not fire. like dancing," Highberger says. years, and had initially been leg and burned off the hair, he and sound of the swooshing fire “It’s super satisfying to “It’s the only way how I know taught by Highberger’s older had not gotten any skin burns, enthrall its viewers - that was do something dangerous like how to dance.” brother. Currently he spins a Highberger says. the reason they decided to learn. that,” Highberger says. “You Fire spinning is also called a rope dart or LED lights that Highberger explained that no Although they say it is a very accomplish something and then “flow art,” Highberger says. It is display 95 different colors. matter where he and his friends entertaining activity to watch you just set up for the next [trick] comprised of various skills that The fire toys that people spin are participating in the activity, and take part in, they do need to and then the next one. Each time involve the manipulation of fire, are made out of kevlar attached there is always a large section of be wary of safety precautions. you do what you’re trying to do through ropes with flammable to a rope, with about a foot of land set off known as the “fire “Safety is always a priority,” it’s just super satisfying.”

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There is nothing show, and ‘Glee.’” Then I remember American Horror Story. more exciting than shoveling down “Glee,” and I’m not so surprised after forkful after forkful without taking a Gooding Jr. is opposite her as Matt. breath. While you’re at it, unhinge your all. If I had to be stuck on a deserted They look just different enough from island with a Ry an Murphy character, jaw and eat the table, too. Even better, Rabe and Holland that it’s perfectly just disregard the fork altogether. I’d pick Twisty the Clown over Mr. true-to-life. Paulsen is one of my Schuester. Everything is fingerfood now! favorite “American Horror Story" cast Every enquette class covers the But I digress. members, as she has played a range The newest incarnation of topic of talking with food in your of different roles each season, each mouth. When should you do it? The Murphy’s FX anthology series features with unwavering believability. I was Lily Rabv and Andre Holland as Shelby best time is when y w have a really disappointed we didn’t get to see greasy, stringy slice of pizza Make sure and Matt Miller, an interracial couple more of her character, Hypodermic who move to North Carolina after it’s too hot to eat, so you have to eat Sally, last season — I’m hoping season with your mouth open. This is the best Matt is jumped by gang members and six will make up for it. Shelby suffers a miscarriage. Shortly time to babble on and complain about The most promising part of the everything you feel you’re entitled to. after they move into their new home, season premiere, however, is that which is both beautiful and secluded, Be sure to stick your tongue out and something about season six seems wipe around your mouth, because a strange things start happening; they fresh. 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In season six, often, here are some tips: off are also some great suggestions. That isn’t really a novel guess, them together so you can all talk. the tension builds almost instantly, Not everybody has the basic human 1) To avoid saying please, demand The most important etiquette, though, because this season of and crucial backstory doesn't interrupt everything instead. It’s best if you add for the utmost courtesy, is to always “American Horror Story” is set up so decency to let those tables crowd the the action. walkv.ay. While you’re at it, make sure “now” at the end of your demanding be on your phone. When you’re with viewers feel like they’re watching a Not only that, but the show also sentence. “Give me that chocolate one friend, text another. When you’re documentary called “American Horror the poor dining hall staffers can’t get seems to have returned to valuing plot through to their work stations on time mint brownie, right now.” It makes watching a movie with this friend, Story: My Roanoke Nightmare.” over glitz and gore (Lady Gaga was people think you’re ambitious. scroll through Twitter. The best time It’s a sort-of “Dateline”-ish mix now that they have to go around you. great as the Countess during season As you enter tne dining hall, 2) Forget about apologizing. to FaceTime your mom is when you’re of reenactments and on-camera five, but she was mostly a fabulously- Blame your pain and struggles on at the dining hall with a group of interviews, complete with a note at the remember to close the door shut dressed, blood-sucking plot device, for behind you. This is especially everybody dse. The best way to do people. 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You are now the greatest themed film since the beginning of sees a girl walking down the stairs to Will Murphy work Roanoke’s history Caesar Rodney and holds the door so you tripDed on the sidewalk, and friend a person could ever have. cinema. “Roanoke” refers to the lost and lore into the plot as well as he your books fell everywhere and people If you follow all of these directions, colony, a story that has made the hairs pauently until she reaches it. That’s did the stories of Marie Laveau and just a dirty habit. Nobody would ever crashed into you and now you’re late you’ll be on the right path to becoming on the back of my neck stand up since Delphine LaLaurie in season three? for class, but it’s all your roommate’s the most polite person on campus. my fourth grade teacher told us about appreciate having to say “thank you” Where does the rest of the cast (Kathy for somebody who ruddy hdd a door fault. Tell them that too, so they know People will envy you, take pictures the settlers in North Carolina who Bates and Evan Peters, along with they’re the cause of your cataclysm! and even ask for your autograph. disappeared without a trace. for them. other series regulars) come in? And While we’re on that topic, you morning. Just remember to glare and say “no” That’s not the only reason I have where did all of those teeth come 3) Thank you” is the worst of all for every small request they ask for, high hopes for this season, however. definitdy overuse the words “please, from? “thank you” and “I’m sorry.” Don’t words. Glare at other people instead. and then text other people while they Sarah Paulson plays Shelby Miller in I don’t know about you, but I can’t You can practice this while somebody drool over you - then you’ll never all of the reenactments, and Cuba even say them at all. 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I 1 4 r September 20, 2016 udreview.com 11 CONFESSIONS OF A PROFESSOR: ALLAN CARLSEN Name: Allan Carlsen POKEMON GO: Department Theatre Started teaching: 2002 Hobbies: Acting and directing THE NEW WAY TO SOCIALIZE ON CAMPUS Hometown: Chicago

What did you do before becoming a professor? Prior to coming to Delaware, I lived in New York City for 17 years. I was a professional director and actor, and I still am.

What animal best represents you? A black panther. What is your favorite place on campus and why? I have two favorite places. This COURTESY OF ALLAN CARLSEN table in Trabant that we’re at right If your professor was an animal what now is one of them. It’s always open; would he or she be? Do you know his I guess no one wants to sit here. I or her favorite place to eat on Main have an office, but I’m never in it. My Street? Get to know theater professor second favorite is Willard Hall 007. I Allan Carlsen. don’t know if you’ve ever been there, but it’s like a theater. What’s your weirdest talent? My kids say I have no filter. What is your favorite topic to cover? How important theater is in What was the worst job you’ve ever everyone’s lives. had? When I was in high school, I did What appeals to you about your a lot of summer jobs. I worked where specific field? my mother worked at a factory. One I’m a people person. Not all actors summer I worked in the machine are, but most are. When I was a kid shop. We were inside, it was beautiful I liked team sports because of the outside because it was summer. I people. Theater is the quintessential had this apron on that’s supposed to collaborative art form. I get to work protect me from the oil. All this oil with all these art forms to produce would just spill on me and my skin performances that move people. And reacted terribly. I had to shower the ALLISON HAGEMAN/THE REVIEW every day, I’m in front of at least 350 second I got home. I finished out the Students gather on South Campus carrying bug nets in search of Pokemon in the Pok6mon Go Bug Catcher’s walk. people, and I’m performing. summer, but I didn’t go back. ALLISON HAGEMAN (a module you can purchase in the the game, their Twitter account and What is your strangest student app that attracts Pokemon to an Pokemon Go community can grow. story? Favorite place to travel? Senior Reporter Norway. My dad is Norwegian and area for thirty minutes). There is “Hopefully, we can get together There was this y oung man, his I went back when I was your age. I’ve also a student-run Twitter account a good group of people from all name was Michael. This was five or On Monday afternoon, the been back maybe eight times since dedicated to Pokemon on campus. three teams |Instinct, Mystic and six years ago. He was autistic. The first entomology club gathered on South then. I think it’s the most beautiful, Eric Brownstein, a junior Valor) to collaborate and go out, and time I met him, he was pretty much Campus with charged cellphones virgin, unspoiled part of the Earth I’ve music education major and do our own Pokemon Go adventures in a comer. Then he came and sat in and one mesh bug net to catch... seen. Marat Muradov, a senior music around Newark,” Muradov says. on a class with his helper .By the end Pokemon. They walked a loop starting performance major, created the Another member of the of his time here, he actually took one account, called “UDel Pokemon entomology club, Erik Wright, senior of my classes. From the kid who was If you were stranded on a deserted at UDairy, going down toward the island, and could only bring one wood lot, and then back to UDairy GO,” this past August. Their goal wildlife and insect conservation withdrawn, he would come out with was to inform people about rare major and self-professed avid these answers that were so profound. thing, what would it be? and its nearby Pokemon Go gym “The Complete Works of and PokeStops. For the unfamiliar, Pokemon in the area. Pokemon player says that Old Shakespeare.” That’s a no-brainer. a gym is a place where players Brownstein, who is also a College is the most popular spot to Where did you go to college, and member of the YChromes a capella play the game on campus. what’s your favorite memory of that can train and fight other players' If you could have dinner with Pokemon, and if they win, their group, says the group sometimes “One time, I was (at Old College) time? goes and hunts for Pokemon or with a bunch of my friends, we were I went to University of anyone, who would it be? team, either Instinct, Valor or Mystic Thomas Jefferson. I played him battles at gyms together. just chilling, playing and someone Pennsylvania, and it was a long time can claim the gym. PokeStops allow in “1776” a long time ago. I had to do players to find items such as Poke “If you’re not with a bunch of had a speaker system and they ago. I was in electrical engineering people there’s no way you are going started playing the Pokemon theme because someone told me I was good research, and the more I researched, Balls that help them along in the the more he was like a mentor I never game. out and taking a gym in Newark song,” Wright says. “And it was at math and sciences, and I was. And knew. someone told me I was a people Junior Becca Robertson, the person, and could make a lot of president of the entomology club, money being in sales. I should’ve gone What’s your favorite place to eat on says the club’s purpose is to connect UDel Pokemon GO Q X- Follow Main Street? students and show the importance ''O f . r • . Sr c to Europe and figured out who I was. On a good night, probably My best recollections have got to be of insects, while also getting rid of Tavema For awhile, my favorite place from theatre I did there, and glee club. the stigma of bugs. Robertson says to go was Capers & Lemons, and still SPOTTED: SNORLAX AT 186 SOUTH MAIN Now, I’m not an electrical “Pokemon Go” was created by a is, and Tavema is owned by the same engineer, as you can tell. person that collects insects. In turn, group. the club held the “Pokemon Go Bug STREET #PokemonGO #UD #WestCampus If you won the lottery, what is the Catcher’s Walk,” to get together as a #GottaCatchEmAII first thing you would do? Tell us about your favorite college group and attract new members. I would make sure my family professor and why they made an “There’s a lot of bug Pokemon, COURTESY OF TWITTER.COM wouldn't fall apart. I don’t think it’s a impact on you. there’s a whole bug type group of I can’t remember the name but these days because there's so many awesome, everyone around us was curse, but ultimately, it’s a curse for a Pokemon, so anything in that region my favorite professor was an English people here now," Brownstein just laughing and smiling about it.” lot of people. like Caterpie, Butterfree, Kakuna — professor who was an expert on John there are a ton of them,” Robertson says. “If you wanted to beat any Donne. He somehow gave a confused sort of gym you need three, four, What are you listening to, watching says. kid an appreciation for poetry. He five people at time to actually do or reading right now? The entomology club is not reached out to me, and he didn’t do anything.” Every day, I listen to WFMT. It’s the only group on campus using it by showing me poems. He did it Muradov says the two are classical music. I’m a classicist. I’m Pokemon Go to connect. The student by talking about John Donne’s life. 1 looking for more administrators reading the book on the assassination centers recently held a Pokemon Go learned all about Donne, Shelley and for the account so they can keep of Abraham Lincoln. I actually acted in event featuring Pokemon themed Byron. And I can’t even remember his up with the campus Pokemon. They that play. I also read The New Yorker. games, stuffed animals, cookies name. and nearby Pokestops with lures also hope that with new updates to ANALOG-A-GO-GO BRINGS BOOZE, BANDS AND FOOD UPSTATE MATT MOORE exclusives. ultimately, it was agreed that they Senior Reporter But the central focus of the were a great fit for the day’s bill. festival was the amphitheater at the “I think they knew we’re a band More than 3,000 beer fans foot of a hill, which boasted a dynamic that likes to be loud and likes to get gathered at Bellevue State Park in lineup of national and regional artists. drunk, so they were like, These guys Wilmington on Saturday for Dogfish The festival kicked off at 2 would be perfect,”’ he says, laughing. Head Brewery’s sixth annual Analog- p.m. with a performance from local By 5 p.m., Philadelphia’s Hop A-Go-Go festival. shoegazers fiance as people hopped Along took the stage, shredding While previous installations of off shuttle buses and laid out blankets through their brand of hard folk rock, Analog-A-Go-Go have been held at the on the grassy hill. accented by the harsh, arresting vocals brewery’s Rehoboth Beach restaurant The band’s set moved at a steady, of singer Frances Quinlan. and the brewery’s headquarters mid-tempo pace on the strength of Brooklyn-bred hip-hop legend in Milton, the company decided a woozy synth, fuzzed-out guitar, Talib Kweli performed soon after, to expand the event and move it driving bass, ninimalist drum ldt and backed by a five-piece band and his to northern Delaware. Spread out slow burning, reverb-drenched vocals. 20-year-old discography, including across the 328-acre park, there was a Afterwards, the band kicked back covers ranging from rock-based songs heavy emphasis on local and regional in the sprawling Bellevue Mansion like The Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby” to rap resources. that sits atop the grounds. Toasting classics like Nas’ “The World is Yours.” MATT MOORE/THE REVIEW Underneath a few tents located Dogfish Head and downing Bomb This was Kweli’s first time performing At Analog-A-Go-Go, Dogfish Head Brewery provided music, beer and all things Shots, they talked about the festival in Delaware. throughout the park, Dogfish Head Delaware. served selections from tneir locally- and its impact on the local scene. Leaning back in an all-black loved repertoire, while their brand of “This has been such a great thing,” Mercedes-Benz van parked behind grooves of the music and go inside the and enthusiasm by the end of their liquor was also served in the Distillery guitarist Jeff Marvel says. “It’s always the stage after his performance, Kweli pockets of the music," he says. “With a show, setting the tone for the night’s Garden. been great beer and good people. We sparked a blunt with his bandmates band, a song could become something headlinin'* act, Idaho indie rock From there, festival-goers could were really happy to play this.” and discussed his career, approach else at the blink of an eye.” pioneers Built to Spill. pig out at what was dubbed as the Philadelphia-based indie band to music and why he agreed to play Kweli and co.’s set took the indie After being introduced by “Culinary Trailer Park” - which Beach Slang followed soon after with this gig, mentioning that he had just rock themes from the preceding Dogfish Head founder and owner featured several area food trucks like a blistering set of anthemic and raw landed hours ago in Baltimore after bands and introduced a jazz and R&B Sam Calagione as “exactly the kind of “I Don’t Give a Fork” and “The Brunch rock songs. Donning a pink-ruffled a flight from Los Angeles, where he vibe that made way for the following music we expect people who love our Box.” shirt, velvet blazer and bow tie, lead played the night before. act-the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. beer to enjoy,” the band took the stage There was also a makeshift singer James Alex jumped, kicked and “Jetlag is my reality,” he says, Hailing from New Orleans, the for a career-spanning order of songs. marketplace where 25 independent ripped through the 45 minutes’ worth exhaling and ashing. “This is what I Preservation Hall Jazz Band kicked They closed out the night with their artists and vendors, including of songs. do for a living, I would be doing this into their set as the sun went down. single, “Carry the Zero,” which was Newark’s own Rainbow Records, sold Backstage and drenched in whether I was making a living at it or Clad in red and black suits, the six- met with teary eyes and sloppy, beer- vinyl, art and clothes. sweat after their performance, the not.” piece blazed through a rousing soaked singalongs from the crowd. A short walk from the marketplace band knocked back a few beers and Kweli said that when Dogfish selection of jazz standards and R&B Ultimately, Dogfish Head's first led to the Best Firkin Friends Beer discussed the pros and cons of playing Head initially asked him to play, they classics like the Jackson 5’s “I Want m

■ R 8LUETRACKS: SONGS TO MISS Tidal Waves NANCY literary lens “Luckiest Girl Alive” Searching for Silence TARGET T

I close my eyes each night in TO an attempt to go to sleep. In that hour between when they shut Back in July 2015, after and deep, restful sleep, I wait. we as a university were lost Outside, a preponderance and alone without a president, of noises create an underlying the former dean of the College of Earth, Ocean and static that disturbs any attempt Environment, Nancy Targett, of mine to doze off into the graced us with her presence night. Flopping around and and became our acting unsuccessfully obtaining quiet, president for the 2015-2016 LUCKIEST the noises outside my window academic year. Targett was are, at the very least, distinct — present on campus, always each one uniquely and equally up for a selfie or conversation disrupting. SARA PHARAZYNL/THE REVIEW — voicing her support for GIRL There’s the train, its Begging for the silence of the wilderness, Will Kebbe ponders what it takes to Blue Hens in almost every clamorous and piercing horn finally get a good night’s sleep. avenue. heard for miles in each direction, Now she's left us, doing that shuttles on by, shaking my work as provost and vice ALIVE room like an earthquake. Some on by just to make it stop? with the reddest of reds and the president for academic nights I sleep right through I’ll never know. Thpse bluest of blues and the most affairs at the University of it, but on most occasions, I’m sounds will persist relentlessly, vibrant of yellows. Lurking in New Hampshire. Here are the reluctantly greeting and allowing testing my ability to adapt in this rainbow of colors was an top 10 songs to stream while COURTESY OF AMAZON.COM it into my bedroom. this adverse situation of mine, equally alive range of smells, thinking about the one that Jessica Knoll's novel "Luckiest Girl Alive" may have made the bestsell Then there’s the hoards where the only thing I need is and in my tent, perched directly got away. New Hampshire might list, but Sarah didn't think It lived up to of late night library goers, bar quiet. on the ground, I inhaled a the hype. crawlers, night owls and voices Sleep, my beautiful friend. My cornucopia of olfactory delight. be cold, but it's colder here of the strident student, gleefully necessity, my underappreciated In the presence of nature, without you, boo. frolicking on the sidewalk, friend. Perhaps I’ll search I encountered the serenity of Jessica Knoll’s “Luckiest 1) Adele: Hello unaware of the cacophony they endlessly for the silence needed smells, sights and sounds to Girl Alive,” a New York Times bestseller and the author’s are creating. Their individual tor us to be greeted again. create the silence necessary 2) Father John Misty: voices travel, break the plane Not long ago, I remember to sleep in peace. They appear Nancy From Now On debut novel, was surprisingly of my windows and bounce when we were acquainted. I just as overstimulating as successful when it was released around the walls of my room, remember when my need for a suburban sprawl, yet it is their 3) Whitney: Golden Days last year. It became even more which instantly changes its certain stillness of the night was naturalness that differentiates popular when the author composition. No longer is my generously bestowed upon me. them. When outside, I am lulled 4) Player: Baby Come Back revealed that the sexual assault temple a beacon of silence, a Oh, how gracious I was. into a natural sleep rhythm. in the novel was based on her place to restore a day’s worth I was camping, sleeping Back home, I have searched 5) The Cure: Boys Don’t own experience. of stress. Instead I become the amongst the willows, the for the grace that sleeping Cry The novel focuses on a epicenter of after-hour gossip pines and the spruces of the outside gave me. I have searched woman named TifAni FaNelli, and intrigue. mountains. The amicable friends for the very same silence that 6) Varsity: So Sad, So Sad a 28-year-old with a rich fiance What would it take for a of the forest floor and the not- fell upon the world, the silence and a high class job as an good night’s sleep? To rid the so friendly animals that lurked I encountered. I’m afraid it will 7) Fleetwood Mac: editor for a women’s magazine. backdrop of the unabating in the background. elude my grasp, and that part of Everywhere However, her past was much less hullabaloo, to soundly close my I remember hearing each me will never stop looking for glamorous — she is a survivor of eyes and hear nothing more than and everyone of them. the silence of the night. 8) Darondo: Didn’t I not only a school shooting, but the occasional tremor of noise, There was a brisk breeze that also of gang rape. 9) Janet Jackson (feat. what would I have to do? butted into my tent, offering up WILLIAM KEBBE She tries to forget all of Q-Tip): Got ‘Til It’s Gone Would I open my window and a soothing antidote to the rancor Associate News Editor that with her new life and new name (she now goes by Ani, and ask for others to temporarily at home. It engulfed me, filling 10) Puff Daddy (feat. can't seem to mention enough quiet themselves as they passed up my sleeping bag, bringing a 77?e views reflected in this column do Faith Evans & 112): I’ll Be by? Would I scream in the void calm to the night Nature has a not necessarily represent those of The Missing You how excited she is to take her and ask for the world to stop, way of doing this. Review. fiance Luke’s last name and just for a minute, so I can achieve I remember that it was the -This week’s Bluetracks were leave FaNelli behind), but she the tranquility needed for sleep? season of wildflowers, so every compiled by senior reporter struggles. Especially when her To achieve this seemingly futile step taken in this ecosystem was Matt Moore. former teacher comes back into goal, would I have to stand in nearing a field of burgeoning her life and complicates her front of the train as it shuttles color, and the trails were aligned romantic feelings. I found this book to be rather dull. I felt horrible that Ani had experienced so many painful and traumatic things, but as for the rest of the book, I could barely make myself get A bum Review: through it. I didn't care that Ani was obsessed with going from a “Luna & The Wild Blue Everything” size 2 to a size 0. I didn’t care about how big her engagement ring was. I didn’t care how- JACK BEATSON Clubs / The People’s Attention." prestigious her job was. You can Senior Reporter Right off the bat, Kerekes surely see where this is going. aims to flaunt the addition of buna & (he Wild Blue Everything This book has often been Ohio alternative/emo act drums, bass and electric guitar to accompany his traditional compared to Gillian Flynn's Citizen is at the forefront of the “Gone Girl,” a favorite of mine, so-called '90s revival occurring singer-with-an-acous tic-guitar within underground alternative style. “The Clubs / The People's so I was naturally excited to rock music. In the summer of Attention” is a ballad of sorts, read Knoll’s novel. However, I 2015, the band transcended their and seems to be Kerekes’ tribute was disappointed, mostly due to pop-punk roots and released to something that he has lost my expectations. I didn’t think “Everybody is Going to Heaven,” - although it is not directly this book was anything like a dark and grungy follow-up to named. “Gone Girl." the band’s pretty and poppy “Direction,” follows the Flynn's novel was so opening track, and seems to be full-length debut, “Youth.” As fantastic because it is truly a return to form for Kerekes - Citizen has seen their popularity twisted. The characters of Nick grow, vocalist Mat Kerekes has it is primarily just him and an and Amy quite frankly deserve been subtly releasing his own acoustic guitar, accompanied solo music as well. only by the use of the acoustic each other, and the psychosis Although acoustic demos of guitar’s body to serve as the and games they play with each Kerekes' solo music have been percussion. The track also other create a stunning work of floating around YouTube and features guest vocals from post­ fiction. Bandcamp for a while, 2014 hardcore celebrity Anthony In Knoll’s “Luckiest Girl saw his first official release: Green, who is most well known Alive,” there is no terrifying a three song EP, simply titled as the frontman of bands such intelligence behind the events “Mat Kerekes.” In between as Circa Survive and Saosin. “Luna” doesn’t see Kerekes that unfold — just a spoiled gaps of Citizen’s fairly busy woman who is all too focused on touring schedule, Kerekes has heading in a different direction found the time to record and from his previous solo work per her image, a woman who doesn’t release his very first full-length se, but it definitely showcases care who she hurts as long as effort: “Luna & The Wild Blue his decision to draw influence she gets what she wants. Everything. “ from different genres. Traces of Overall, this book occupied Although just about all folk rock can be found in tracks a few hours of my time, but of Kerekes' lo-fi solo music is such as “My Lucky #3,” “Canvas” I wouldn’t recommend it to simply him and an acoustic and “The Means of ().” COURTESY OF MATKEREKES.BANDCAMP.COM anyone else. If you’re in the guitar, “Luna” shows a different On “Riding in Your Car,” Kerekes is backed primarily by a Senior Reporter Jack Beatson reviews new album by Citizen. mood for a mystery novel, give side to his music, incorporating “Gone Girl” a try. a full band, even including some haunting line of strings, almost violins, into just about all of the reminiscent of a Smashing readily available, it can be hard those who may not be heavily 10 tracks on the album. “Luna” Pumpkins track. The songs that to separate yourself from the into the genre. also shows a major shift in the follow it, “From None” and ”... herd and prove to listeners that SARAH GIBSON recording quality of Kerekes’ solo For Anyone," could almost pass they should be checking out your Senior Reporter music, courtesy of Philadelphia as thrown-away Citizen tracks. music. With “Luna & The Wild Tracks you should listen to: [email protected] native Will Yip, who is a well- The most notable quality shared Blue Everything,” Mat Kerekes “The Clubs / The People's The views reflected in this column known producer of alternative, by the two is that they are the has created an album that is Attention" do not necessarily represent those of pop-punk and hardcore bands, only tracks on the album that not only a shimmering light of “In Every Inch, In Every Mile” The Review. including Citizen. only feature electric guitar - no creativity and genuity in the “Canvas" The album begins with the acoustic. ever-growing alternative music “Riding in Your Car" thumping, pulsating track “The In a world where there is scene, but is even accessible for such an enormous mass of music

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RACHEL CURRY Senior Reporter

A costumed model, a DJ spinning 45s and fifteen local artists set the stage for the JASON S/THE REVIEW Oddball Art Hall on Friday night. You don't need a meet plan, or even money to find some quality food around People gathered at Oddity campus. Lea/n how you can cheat the system and eat lor free. Bar in Wilmington for the monthly art showcase to GRACE MCKENNA country of that month, like games purchase art from locals, sketch Senior Reporter that the kids of that country will play. live models and drink. On a Turkish music and food night, The bar, a 21-and-over Everybody has had this we painted plates with coffee to form establishment on Greenhill experience: you get to the dining hall flowers and birds, and we made food Ave., hosts live music multiple only to realize that you’ve run out art with hummus and pita. Theys times a week, and often host of meals for the week. The line of showcased a famous lemale drummer events such as drag shows or people behind you stare, laughing and from Turkey, who performed while open mike nights. However, on waiting for you to get out of their way. we sat, ate, listened and enjoyed. the third Friday of every month, You are both humiliated and hungry. Try to get involved with some they transform their main room This is a common occurrence if you RSOs or sports. Some meetings into a local exhibition called don’t have the unlimited meal plan. usually have food, and they’ll meet the Oddball Art Hall. From Usually, you’ll use a guest pass, but about once a week at a good hour to photography to woodburning, what happens when you run out of be eating dinner. The HOLA club has they showcase a variety of those? chips and salsa at all of their meetings. m edium s. The university offers a lot of on Not only is this a great way to have The bar has been open for campus events that have food and free food for a night, but you’ll meet about three and a half years, catering for free, where you can go new people and make friends too, and owners Pat McCutcheon and eat and not use up all your meals or while participating in something you Andrea McCauley have hosted points. Even without events, you can enjoy and contributing to discussions. the art show every month. Friday always take tupperware to the dining Any RSO you are a part of will was the two-year anniversary of hall and sneak some snacks or bagels have food during special events too, the event. out in your backpack. Since it’s an and some club events are open to “1 used to do tattooing all-you-care-to-eat style, this makes the public - invite your friends and and we would do art shows all it easier for you to have a readily they can also eat for free. On Fridays the time,” McCutcheon says. available meal. the Entrepreneurship Club has “1 wanted to see how 1 could The Poet Laureate event “Free Lunch Fridays” that are open incorporate art shows into the Thursday was hosted by the English to all students, where you can go bar. I wanted to build up the Department. Many departments eat, talk, learn and connect with an local art scene in the area.” will have speeches or activities like entrepreneur. They always seem to McCutcheon says that since this, and they almost always offer have some fun international occasion they have 15 tables, they allow food. This event had cakes, cookies, to celebrate. 15 artists to come and showcase lemonade and sandwiches, which Not all events are during lunch or each month. The artists get to was great for somebody like me who dinner time, either. There are breakfast keep everything they make from had just run to the event from the meetings and dessert meetings and art sales, and there is no cover gym, and was starving. I ate a whole sometimes even meetings that just charge, so the bar only profits meal in cookies and sandwiches while have popsicles or salsa for a snack from the drinks. McCutcheon listening to beautiful poetry and a on your way to class. All that really says he sees the showcase as DAVID HEITUR/THE REVIEW great speech, all for free. matters is that your classes don’t fall an opportunity to promote the At the Oddball Art Show, Delaware residents showcased unique works of art in Purnell 115 always has a business on all of the event times, or you'll be bar and feature artists from the Wilmington. group sitting outside of it, giving out stuck to hoping your meal plan lasts com m unity. free food for filling out surveys about the whole week. became passionate about it. She wanted to become a part of the how much you enjoy your math It might be a little harder Denise Riggs, a Wilmington says she recently added music art hall, she just contacted the course. They have bagels, hummus than running over to the P.O.D. local, was a first time vendor boxes to her inventory, and that owners via the event’s Facebook and pita bread and pizza, just to and grabbing a sandwich or some at the art hall on Friday. Her customers can request any song page, “Oddball Art Hall,” and name some of the food up for grabs sushi, but it’s a lot more fun, too. business, ArtPyro, sells wood they want. asked how to get involved. last week. This is great for when you Grab some friends and go learn burn art, with designs such as Erin Courtney was another She says that they were very have a class in Purnell, but no time for about culture, entrepreneurship, dream catchers on each one. first time vendor, aside from welcoming and requested that breakfast or lunch. economics or even cooking. Not only “They’re all hand-drawn a showing she did during high she invite her friends in order to Last spring, events in the World is it fun and educational, but also designs," Riggs says. “1 draw it school. She is a Wilmington bring more traffic to the bar. Kitchen series featured music, food, the cheapest option too, since it’s on paper usually first, then I suburbs resident and sells pop “And I did,” Courtney says. people and culture from a different free. The university has numerous burn it .” art-like illustrations, many of “A lot of the people here are my country each month. Just sign up for events happening all throughout the Riggs says she started which represent the female friends and family.” free, and spend a night eating food semester, all you have to do is find creating wood-burn art a year figure. from a different culture. They have them. ago, and that she quickly Courtney says that when she activities that are common for the

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WAKE FOREST STYMIES BLUE HENS OFFENSE IN 38-21 LOSS

KYLE DOHERTY up with another big play when Senior Reporter Ray Jones was able to secure a Demon Deacons fumble deep in When Diante Cherry hauled Wake Forest territory. Thomas in a six-yard touchdown Jefferson again made this reception in the final seconds turnover count, scoring on a 10- of the first quarter to make the yard run about midway through score 10-7, it looked like the the second quarter. Blue Hens’ first contest against Jefferson’s run would pull an FBS opponent this year would the Hens to within three points, be a competitive one. Alas, it but once again the excitement was not to be, as the Demon was short lived as Wake Forest Deacons outscored the Hens by used another long drive to suck at least one touchdown in each the wind out of the Blue Hens’ subsequent quarter. sails. The drive spanned 75 The Wake Forest offense yards and 14 plays, chewing up had over 20 more first downs almost all of the remaining time than the Blue Hens and set the in the first half. Matt Colburn tone for the game early. After punched the ball in from the the Hens’ offense sputtered one-yard line to put Wake Forest to a three and out to start the up 24-14 at the end of the first game, Wake Forest immediately half. capitalized on their first The second half played out possession by moving the ball much in the same manner, as 53 yards in six plays. The drive Wake Forest took the ball 75 was capped off by a 10-yard yards on their opening drive touchdown run from the Demon and saw a touchdown reception Deacons’ quarterback, Kendall by Alex Bachman extend their Hinton. advantage to 31-14. On their The game was appearing following possession, the Demon to slip away early when Wake Deacons went 70 yards and via a Forest extended their lead with seven-yard touchdown rush by a field goal at the three-minute John Wolford effectively put the mark in the first. A glimmer of game out of reach at 38-14. hope came for the Hens when For the game, Wake Forest Tenny Adewusi made his first racked up a whopping 481 yards career interception late in the of offense while the Blue Hens first, giving the Blue Hens the had just 94. The Blue Hens’ lone ball at Wake’s ten-yard line to respectable drive came in the set up Curry’s touchdown grab. fourth quarter when they went MACY OTERI/THE REVIEW But, as would become 80 yards on 11 plays, clumsily somewhat of a theme of the scoring on a recovered fumble in game, as soon as the Blue Hens the end zone by Jalen Randolph. seemed to be climbing back into With the win, Wake Forest WITH 101 POINTS TOTAL, GUILLERMO contention, Wake Forest would improves to 3-0 on the season put the win out of reach. Wake and will travel to Bloomington Forest answered the Hens' score to play Indiana University next DELGADO BROKE DELAWARES CAREER in the beginning of the second Saturday. quarter, with a demoralizing The Hens, now 2-1, look to SCHOOL POINTS RECORD LAST WEEK eight-play drive that covered bounce back next week as they 71 yards and netted another begin their conference schedule touchdown, this time on a 15- in a hostile road environment at AGAINST WILLIAM AND MARY. yard run by Tyler Bell. James Madison University. The Hens’ defense came FORMER STANDOUT BLUE HEN CATCHER PROMOTED TO PITCHING COACH F RIANNA CIOCCA pitching consultant and former numbers are there, O'Neal said with over 1000 athletes, teaching led by team captain and sophomore Managing Sports Editor major league catcher, Dave he’ll know that he’s doing his job. hitting, pitching and catching. Ron Marrinaccio, who recorded 81 Duncan, former catchers make the Unlike Head Coach Jim When his son started playing innings pitched and tied Walter After his first season as the best coaches because they’ve been Sherman and Associate Head Little League, O’Neal said a lot of for the team lead with seven volunteer assistant coach, former exposed to almost every style of Coach Dan Hammer, O’Neal took parents were asking him if he could wins. Sophomore Nick Spadafino standout Blue Hen catcher Troy pitching there is. a break from baseball for almost help coach their kids since he was also contributed, earning three O’Neal was promoted to the full­ Although O’Neal was on the a decade from about 1999-2009 a former professional baseball starts and logging the team's first time position of pitching coach this coaching staff last year, he has a instead of being involved with player, so then he built from there complete game shutout of the year. August heading into his second more dominant role this season the baseball arena for thirty plus and started an official business. “They’re both of their third season on the coaching staff. as the pitching coach. Volunteer years. He took a break to seriously Now Bullybats is the predominant year of eligibility, which is typically Under Hall of Fame Coach Bob assistant coaches typically oversee consider if working in baseball baseball academy in Delaware when kids really start to get it,” Hannah from 1992-95, O’Neal was and give input on all aspects of the after a catching career was his based in New Castle County. O’Neal said with reference to an outstanding defensive player game, whereas pitching coaches calling. “Kyle Baker was one of my Marrinaccio and Spadafino. “They who had a .973 career fielding are responsible for facilitating a “I think as young people we first students and he’s one of our see the end of their career coming, percentage, with a pop time of 1.75 powerful bullpen. always try to figure out what we better players — he went Freshman they know they have to work throwing out nearly 70 percent of “Last year I felt like my role want to do for the rest of our lives All-American last year — so it’s hard and typically if they haven’t runners during his career while was to infuse some young, new and I never knew what I wanted been cool to work with him since already had a coming out party, also helping the Blue Hen pitching energy and just get to know the to do for the rest of my life until he was in 8th grade and we both their junior year is that time. I feel staff lead the NCAA in team earned guys a little bit more—it was more my son was about seven and I came here together last year,” like bringing kids to a higher level run average in 1994 and achieve of overall coaching,” O’Neal said. started coaching little kids and O ’Neal said. “It’s nice to see the is something I do well and if I do a 2nd in 1995. Those numbers have “As a former catcher I was involved 1 said, ‘wow, I really love this,”’ fruits of my labor, so to speak.” really good job, it’s going to show not been approached since and in all facets of the game so 1 feel as O’Neal said. “I wanted to get back Looking ahead to this right away.” O’Neal helped develop some of though I’m qualified to coach any to something that’s so close to my upcoming season, O’Neal said he’s Although physical elements the best single season pitching position, but pitching is more of an heart and Coach Sherman gave me “really excited” because there’s and fundamentals of the game performances in Delaware history. isolation. Just like in football, you the opportunity. Here I am two a lot of room for improvement. change with each position, O ’Neal O’Neal also signed a free have the offensive and defensive years later as the pitching coach.” The Blue Hens pitching staff is said the mindset doesn’t change agent contract with the Milwaukee coordinators and here I’m the In addition to his role as essentially the same one as last with his promotion to pitching Brewers following his senior pitching coordinator.” pitching coach, O’Neal has also year, so there’s room for building coach. season and played four seasons Now that O’Neal is involved served as the director and owner of as a unit. The 2016 season's “From a theoretical standpoint, in the minor leagues with in one specific Dart of the game, Bullybats Baseball Academy since pitching results were highlighted I think the mental part of the game both the Brewers and Arizona he said he thinks his influence 2008 and has managed a staff of by Freshman All-American and getting people in a good spot Diamondbacks. He moved as high will be more defined because the 12-14 high school coaches and Brandon Walter, who led the Hens mentally to be able to perform at up as the AAA level and won a performances of the pitching instructors who have helped over with 89 innings pitched and a team their highest level doesn’t change," minor league championship ring staff will directly correlate to his 5000 aspiring local athletes and best 3.63 ERA and was named to O ’Neal said. “I’ll get these guys to in the Pioneer League. According coaching ability. If the pitching placed several in college programs. the CAA All-Rookie Team. the highest level on the baseball to current Arizona Diamondbacks staff is throwing well and the O ’Neal has personally worked The Hens' pitching was also field."

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EMMELINE OLTMANS PROPELS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM TO NCAA

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TEDDY GELMAN Twerk it like Assistant Sports Editor Antonio Upon arriving to the United States in 2014, Emmeline Oltmans Perhaps he was just feeling could barely speak English. confident after making an appearance on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” this The Netherlands native, one of past spring, but Pittsburgh Steelers several highly recruited Dutch wide receiver Antonio Brown twerked field hockey players by Head in the end zone at the game on Sept. Coach Rolf van de Kerkhof, was 12 — and, in a completely objective suddenly thrust into American sense — Miley would’ve been proud. life, embarking on a journey to In what has become an almost balance her athletic aspirations fixed reaction by the NFL as a result of with her dreams to enter the shenanigans in the end zone, Brown medical field. The goalkeeper was penalized and fined, 15 yards faced large expectations in her and $9,115 to be exact. And so, the freshman year after a highly NFL’s carousel of off-the-field and successful teenage career in after-the-play controversies continues the Netherlands, all the while to run like a well-oiled machine. integrating herself into a new Brown’s twerk successfully took country and campus. some attention away from Colin Now, not only is the junior Kaepemick and the national anthem biology major a fluent English saga, as well as the fines of multiple speaker, but after a career-best other players in week 1. Denver Broncos defensive players Brandon 11-save performance in which Marshall and Darian Stewart were the Blue Hens took down number fined a combined $42,540 for hits five ranked Virginia on Sept. 4, on reigning MVP Cam Newton in she is also making a name for the opening game of the season and herself as the goalie for one of Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle the top field hockey teams in the Aaron Donald was fined $21,269 country. In the weeks following for unnecessary roughness and the win over Virginia, Delaware unsportsmanlike conduct. has gone 3-1 and currently sits MORGAN BROWNWELL/THE REVIEW NFL players have been fined in the with an overall record of 6-2, Oltman has adjusted over the years to life in the U.S., despite barely knowing English when she came to Delaware. past for what the NFL calls “sexually good for 12th in the country and suggestive” celebrations, exemplified first in the CAA. team and the country.” ascendance as not only one of has led to her individual success, by the identical amount of $9,115 that In deciding to come Despite any difficulty she the top goalies in the CAA, but as well as that of her team. The went to Seattle Seahawks tiefensive to Newark two years ago, speaks of, Delaware field hockey also made a name for herself Blue Hens are in the midst of end Michael Bennett for imitating the Oltmans points to the blend of supporters would never know nationwide, highlighted by her another excellent start as they “Key and Peele” hip-pumping sack education, athletics and future how much Oltmans overcame 2015 performance in which look to claim the CAA crown for dance last year. But after the fine to arguably the NFL’s best wide receiver opportunities as contributing she finished 10th in the nation the fourth consecutive season. on and off the field based on last week, we arrive at an intriguing reasons for her commitment to her performance in her two-plus with a .727 win percentage. But That’s not their only goal, Delaware. In making this trip yet provocative question: has the NFL years as the Blue Hens starting what’s most impressive about however. gone too far? across the world, she credits goalkeeper. Only missing three Oltmans is not what she’s done “Our final goal is to go the The first step in answering any her teammates and coaches for games since the start of the 2014 on the field. It is how she’s NCAA final four,” Oltmans question of this magnitude is to easing what can be a tumultuous season, Oltmans has decreased worked to integrate herself into said. “And that’s also really consider both sides of the coin. On one transition to college. her goals against average from U.S. culture. hard because there’s a lot of end, why might people be supporting “Coming from the 2.13 to 2.09 over her first two “My English was really bad, competition there and it’s also a the NFL’s crackdown on touchdown Netherlands was hard because years and this year she is off especially at the beginning little bit of luck.” and after-the-play celebrations? The this is a really different to her best winning Dercentage before I came here,” Oltmans As the Blue Hens get set to simplest way to answer that question environment," Oltmans said. “I ever. Just over halfway through said. “Actually English was my begin their conference schedule is by considering the image that had to adapt to it, which took a her Delaware field hockey career, worst subject in high school in the coming weeks, showing up the league wants for itself — one ol lot of energy. So the first season, she ranks sixth in program and I was really scared to speak every game becomes more and high character, respect and positive I was so tired, but the team history with a career 2.12 goals English, like for presentations. more crucial. Yet with Oltmans leadership — and unuerstandinp helped so much because we’re against average, seventh all- But when you’re in a different leading the way, the veteran that when something happens in a so close together and they want time with 2908 minutes played, country, it’s easier to pick it squad should be considered not game on- or off-the-field that deviates to help you with everything. And and fourteenth with 140 career up and speak it. It just comes just a threat to the CAA, but also from that vision, the league wants to Rolf, the head coach, he’s from saves. naturally.” to the nation. protect itself and its image. the Netherlands, so that was Her consistent improvement Oltmans’ willingness to learn To the NFL, the effect of Brown easier for me to get used to this twerking is not as drastically different on the field has led her and grow in a new environment as you might’ve thought from the effect of Adrian Peterson’s domestic abuse case. Both incidents don’t present the league in a positive light and they create a distraction from the on-the-field achievements made by these players. The fine or suspension VOLLEYBALL WINS 2 OF 3 AT is the NFL’s way of saying, “Hey please don’t do this again because what you’re doing doesn’t align with our values.” ANNUAL INVITATIONAL Supporters of Brown’s fine more closely place their values alongside CONNOR MILLIGAN those of the league, but those who see Senior Reporter Brown’s fine as harsh, unnecessary or ridiculous more closely place Delaware’s volleyball team their values on the opposing side. finally got the chance to play at Those advocating free expression home this weekend, when the team, in the end zone likely believe that a touchdown celebration doesn’t need along with three other schools, to be analyzed as any more than a participated in the Delaware natural reaction to one s important Invitational at the Bob Carpenter accomplishments. Center. The Blue Hens started the Possibly a reason why incidents season with nine straight matches like Brown’s have created such on the road, winning the first four contention around the league, is and losing the next five, giving because they throw us in a situation them an overall record of 4-5 where our morals and temptations coming in. are in a conflicted state. We know that They opened up the all Brown means to do is celebrate a tournament on Friday, facing the touchdown, demonstrate excitement University of Miami. The team and generate energy for his team. got off to a quick start, taking a At the same time, though, we can two sets to none lead. But Miami (hopefully) consider the repercussions answered back, taking the next of his celebration and how it could two sets by scores of 25-18 and affect others’ perceptions of him and 25-23, forcing a decisive fifth set. of the league. The Blue Hens found themselves Of course, some people choose not to consider these repercussions, trailing 10-9 in the final set, but while other choose not to appreciate went on to win the next four points the nature of the spur-of-the-moment to go up 13-10, eventually winning decision by Brown. Because of this, the set and therefore the match as ANDREW KUCZMARSKI/THE REVIEW there is no “right" answer to the well. The volleyball team now sits at 6-6 after the tournament. They will play their last match against Penn Tuesday at the Big Bob. original question posed of whether The team got great the NFL has gone too far. Maybe the contributions from some of their with an astounding 247-188 career for the second straight match. took the next three points, and better way to approach the situation younger players in the first match. record at Delaware. Delaware also received a strong never relinquished the lead from is to acknowledge that in an arena Freshman Maria Bellinger had two Delaware continued its performance from senior Alexa there on out. Delaware couldn’t with so much passion and devotion, of her career-high 15 kills late winning streak on Saturday Swann, who chipped in 11 kills and keep up the third set, falling such as the NFL, we will never come in the fifth set to help seal the afternoon, defeating Duquesne a career high 10 blocks. Swann, behind by as much as 14 points, to a consensus. victory, while fellow freshman in their second match of the a third-year player, will certainly eventually dropping the set and Rather than focusing on Brown’s Bailey Pearlman added 13 kills. invitational. This one, like the have a big role this season. She the match. Melanie Crow, who was post-play antics, maybe we can devote “I’m proud of how persistent first, also went five sets. Trailing was a CAA preseason honorable named tournament MVP, led the our attention to admiring one of the we were tonight executing on two sets to one, the Blue Hens mention pick, and owns a career way with nine kills for the Tigers. most talented wide receivers in the defense,” Head Coach Bonnie responded, winning the fourth set, average of 1.13 blocks per set. After winning two of three game. Let ’em dab, let ’em whip, or let Kenny said following the win on 25-16. With the score tied at six in Delaware wrapped up the games in the tournament, 'em twerk — there’s no denying he’s Friday night. “I thought we were a the fifth and final set, Delaware invitational Saturday night against Delaware now sits at 6-6 on the still one of the best in the game. good, tough team tonight, and we won nine of the final 10 points, Missouri, who defeated the Blue season. They will play their last TEDDY GELMAN won the serve and pass game.” taking the set 15-7, and the match Hens in straight sets 25-11, 25-21 non-conference match of the Assistant Sports Editor Kenny is in her 15 th season three sets to two. and 25-13. After losing the first season against Penn Tuesday night set, they found themselves tied 16- at the Bob Carpenter Center. The views reflected in this column do not as head coach of the volleyball Bellinger led the way for the necessarily represent those o f The Review. program. She entered this year Blue Hens again, tallying 15 kills 16 in the second set, but Missouri ------according to ------2015 COLLEGE RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEY DATA

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