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CRIME Rawlings to speak at commencement Student Kl ate yn Gough Prothro said. Editor-in-Chief Student Body President [email protected] Ramon Trespalacios expressed his reports W. Tucker Keene excitement to welcome Rawlings to Managing Editor Moody Coliseum at graduation. [email protected] “I heard him speak earlier this year and I saw his passion for sexual SMU announced Mayor bettering the Dallas community, Mike Rawlings as the featured which has been our home for the past speaker during the all-university four years,” Trespalacios said. “It is assault commencement ceremony May 17. a great way to keep us connected to Rawlings was elected mayor in Dallas when we graduate.” Staf f Reports June 2011 and has focused his work The reaction from many other in areas such as combating domestic students has been mixed. After a A student reported to the violence, improving education seemingly delayed announcement SMU Police Department that equality throughout the city and of the commencement speaker, the he was sexually assaulted improving the economic impact announcement of a local speaker Friday afternoon in the men’s and employment opportunities created backlash from a number locker room of Dedman of Dallas. of students thinking back to past Center for Lifetime Sports. Rawlings and SMU partner on speakers, such as former Secretary The suspect’s identity several initiatives, including the of State Condoleeza Rice. is known to police. He is Mayor’s Summer Reading Club for “I think Mayor Rawlings is an described as “about 5 feet, Dallas-area young students and the intelligent man and probably has 10 inches tall, about 32 Mayor’s Intern Fellows Program for good insight for the graduates, but I years old, and weighing

Dallas high school students. too am disappointed” said senior and Courtesy of AP 145 pounds.” “We prepare our graduates outgoing Student Body Secretary Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings speaks at the Childhood Obesity Prevention Awards luncheon in Washington, D.C. The suspect reportedly to become world changers, and I Katherine Victoria Ladner. has dark medium length hair, can’t think of a better example for Ladner said a local speaker “I found SMU’s selection to said he is looking forward to hearing of the disappointment of members brown eyes and a beard. The them than Mayor Rawlings,” said could be considered a downgrade, be very unexpected considering Rawlings address the university. of the graduating class, but called suspect was last seen wearing a President R. Gerald Turner to SMU but at the same time, backlash from the incredible notoriety of past “Mayor Rawlings has his peers to reconsider the capability black and white striped T-shirt News and Communications. students — including a Twitter commencement speakers,” Olson demonstrated a commitment to and tangible work of Rawlings. and jeans. Chair of the SMU Board of movement to have Mark Cuban said. “However, as the university bettering this city and, having heard “I would urge us all to focus on SMU PD is investigating Trustees Caren H. Prothro echoed agree to speak at commencement celebrates the centennial, maybe him speak before, his vision for the caliber of thoughts a speaker can the alleged sexual assault. these sentiments, as reported by — “is a poor reflection on it is appropriate to highlight the the future of Dallas is incredibly impart, [and] not merely his [or] her Anyone with information SMU News and Communications. the university.” leadership of the amazing city motivating,” Malhi said. “As the name recognition,” Malhi said. “I related to the assault is “[Rawlings] understands the Senior Julia Olson said that that has supported our institution’s leading university in Dallas, SMU look forward to hearing [Rawlings’] encouraged to contact SMU impact of higher education on the while she was surprised by the growth and success.” has surely benefited from Mayor thoughts on how we can all play a PD at 214-768-3388. vitality of a city, has participated selection, hosting the leader of the As a life-long Dallas resident, Rawlings’ continuous support for role in being city-changers, state- The Daily Campus will in several SMU programs and is university’s city is ode to a strong and junior and most recent Student this university.” changers and...world-changers upon continue to provide updates a great friend to the university,” beneficial partnership. Body Vice President Jaywin Malhi Malhi said he understands some graduation and into the future.” as they become available.

Nonati Politics Obama to assist campus rape victims Professors discuss Assot cia ed PRess McCutcheon v. FEC The Obama administration is taking steps designed to help S issy Dreyer for those more well-off. colleges and universities reduce Contributing Writer “Wealthy donors have always sexual assaults on their campuses [email protected] had more influence on elections and provide better protections for than regular voters and have the victims when they do occur. The recent Supreme always had many ways to make Schools should identify trained, Court ruling April 2 of that influence felt,” Jillson confidential victim’s advocates and McCutcheon v. the Federal said. “Recent Supreme Court conduct surveys to better gauge Election Commission sparked decisions, including Citizens the frequency of sexual assault on multiple divisions, between United and McCutcheon, their campuses since these types socioeconomic classes, in the have simply made the process of crimes are underreported, a courtroom, and even on SMU’s exercising influence simpler for White House task force on sexual campus. The case dealt with the wealthy.” assault recommends in a report to issues over regulating campaign The case started when be released Tuesday. finances, specifically focusing on a conservative, Alabama It said the Justice Department limiting individual donations. businessman named Shaun will help develop training programs A 5-to-4 decision ended this McCutcheon, sought to donate in trauma care for school officers and debate, with a strike down on more money to candidates. assess different models for schools the aggregate cap on campaign He believed these limitations to use to adjudicate such cases since contributions. This leaves a base violated the First Amendment. some sexual assault survivors are limit of $2,600 an individual can The Republican National wary of an adjudication process donate to a federal candidate Committee joined him to fight that can open them up to potentially Courtesy of AP per election intact. Before, against this issue. painful or embarrassing questions President Barack Obama signs a memorandum creating a task force to respond to campus rapes. individuals had an aggregate The Federal Election by students or staff. limit of $48,600 to donate to Commission believes limits are It also promises greater by President Barack Obama in Within higher education, many promptly investigate complaints candidates for a federal office necessary to fight corruption. transparency. A new website, January, make its recommendations campuses have been working and discipline the accused if it’s and $74,600 to PACs and The Supreme Court divided notalone.gov, will post enforcement following a 90-day review that to make improvements, but the more likely than not that violence other organizations. over the issue. In general actions and offer information to included dozens of in-person and issue is complex and some college occurred. The school can’t retaliate “Now, an individual can terms, liberals want to preserve victims about how to seek local online meetings with victims, administrators have sought answers against students who file complaints donate endless sums to super campaign finance restrictions in help and information about filing advocates and higher education from the federal government about and must ensure that a victim can PACs and other organizations,” order to ensure that democracy a complaint, the White House said representatives. It was made up how to interpret federal law. continue their education free of said political science professor is not damaged by the wealthy late Monday. of Obama’s Cabinet members, Research has shown that most ongoing harassment. Matthew Wilson. and the powerful. Conservatives It provides a checklist for schools including Education Secretary Arne campus sexual assault victims know Complaints have ticked up in Previous rulings stated that argue these restrictions go to use in drafting or reevaluating Duncan and Attorney General their attackers, alcohol or drugs are the past couple years, after the an individual could not give against the First Amendment, sexual misconduct policies that Eric Holder. often involved and only 12 percent Education Department publicized more than a total of $123,000 which they say prohibits the includes ideas a school could “Colleges and universities of college women attacked report it guidance on Title IX’s sexual to numerous candidates in an government to control who consider when defining what is or need to face the facts about sexual to police. assault provisions in 2011. The election cycle. pays for elections and how much isn’t sexual consent. assault — no more turning a blind A key tool the government has department can withhold federal Issues over campaign they spend. “Prevention and education eye or pretending it doesn’t exist,” against campus sexual assault is funding from a school that doesn’t finances have been problems “I do not agree with the programs vary widely, with many said Vice President Joe Biden, who Title IX, which prohibits gender comply, but so far has not used in the past. In 1976, after the McCutcheon decision because doing neither well,” the task force was to make remarks Tuesday discrimination at schools that that power and instead negotiated Watergate scandal, the Supreme I do not believe that money is said. “And in all too many instances when the task force findings were receive federal funds. The 1972 law voluntary resolutions when they Court case Buckley v. Valeo speech in any simple or direct survivors of sexual violence are released. “We need to give victims is better known for guaranteeing find violations. The task force said placed limits on campaign sense,” Jillson said. not at the heart of an institution’s the support they need — like a girls equal access to sports, but it also on Tuesday the department would contributions by Congress. Political science student response: They often do not have a confidential place to go — and regulates institutions’ handling of issue more information related McCutcheon paralleled the Ted McGuire alleged safe, confidential place to turn after we need to bring the perpetrators sexual violence and is increasingly to the 2011 directive that answers 2010 decision on Citizens McCutcheon v. the Federal an assault, they haven’t been told to justice.” being used by victims who say their frequently asked questions. United, which stuck down Election Commission spoke how the system works, and they Even as 1 in 5 female students school failed to protect them. Fifty- Another law that campus sexual limits on independent campaign to the importance of SMU often believe it is working against is assaulted, the White House said one campuses currently have such assault cases fall under is the Clery spending by corporations students staying abreast of the them. We heard from many who in announcing the task force, it said an ongoing investigation involving Act, which requires colleges and and unions. recent decision. reached out for help or action, but the review was also about protecting sexual violence, the Education universities to annually report crime SMU political science “University students are part were told they should just put the male victims and engaging men Department said. statistics on or near their campuses, professor Cal Jillson notices a of the American electorate. matter behind them.” in discussions about preventing Title IX requires that schools to develop prevention policies and pattern in the Supreme Court’s This decision affects all of us,” The task force, appointed such assaults. proactively prevent sexual crimes, ensure victims their basic rights. history of making things easier McGuire said. 2 StyLE WEDNEsDAY n APRIl 30, 2014 Evn e t You’re invited: SMU Fashion Week 2014 kicks off today

VIrGInIa bOSwELL editor. A Dallas native, Bradley runs Contributing Writer her successful fashion blog, which [email protected] helped her land a position at FD Luxe and makes her one of Dallas’ most SMU’s fashionable student body fashionable. A journalism student, has done it again. The third annual keeping with the trend of a student- SMU Fashion Week will be held today focused week, will interview Bradley through Friday, with a host of exciting with a Q&A section after. Being a events planned. All events are free and blogging pro, Bradley has a lot to offer open to the public. for advice and inspiration to social media savvy students. Wednesday, April 30 Thursday night, SMUFW will A “pop-up” shop with clothing by host another lecture series with author Intermix, co-sponsored by SMUStyle, Ashley Mears, a Boston University will kick-start the three-day series of sociologist and former model. A events in the Umphrey Lee Center reception for students and the Dallas lobby. Wednesday evening, Bradley community will be held in Umphrey Agather Means of the blog Luella Lee Center beforehand, showcasing & June will speak to students at everything that the Fashion Media 6:30 p.m. in the Journalism wing of department has been up to, featuring Umphrey Lee. Hilltop Stylists and a piece from Rebecca Marin, an SMU grad now Courtesy of Ashley Mears Thursday, May 1 Courtesy of Bradley Agather Means working at Vogue. Mears will then local blogger and fashion editor Bradley Agather Means will speak Wednesday. Author Ashley Mears will speak Thursday night of sMU Fashion Week. On Thursday evening, Boston speak about her book “Pricing Beauty: University sociologist and former The Making of a Fashion Model.” model Ashley Mears, author of the Week has been largely organized and Suhler, a professor in the Division of wouldn’t have been possible without Featuring Starbucks, a raffle and She uses the modeling industry to book, “Pricing Beauty: The Making produced by students, many of them Journalism, advised the Fashion Week this program,” she said. student DJ, the Retail Club fashion address the complex issues of gender, of a Fashion Model,” will present fashion media students, said Camille student team, including senior Paz By hosting the fashion show show will be an event students don’t class and race in the modeling world, a lecture at 7 p.m. in Room 241 of Kraeplin, director of the nearly 3-year- Beatty, junior Kaylah Burton, junior in front of Dallas Hall, the Retail want to miss. as well as the economics and politics Umphrey Lee. old fashion media program. Katie Ballard and master of liberal Club hopes to attract more traffic to The pop-up shop hosted by behind the business. Digging into “Fashion Week was started two studies student Elif Kavakci. the event. SMUStyle Wednesday will feature deeper issues in the fashion industry, Friday, May 2 years ago by a fashion media minor The Fashion Week committee The fashion show will focus on clothing from Intermix. Intermix this lecture will hopefully attract a To close the week, SMU Retail named Grace Davis,” Kraeplin said. is also coordinating with two major the local SMU community, mainly offers a variety of designer duds, diverse audience to participate. Club will host a fashion show at 1 “Her brother was a student at the fashion forces on campus, Retail Club by showing student designer Kira perfect to wear to the Friday afternoon The Fashion Week committee, p.m. on the Dallas Hall lawn. The University of Pennsylvania, and and SMUStyle. Ashley Gross, a senior Plastinina’s line LUBLU, which has show. A portion of the pop-up’s Retail Club, SMUStyle and fashion show will feature clothing by SMU they’d had a fashion week for several fashion media major is planning a boutique in Preston Center. ASOS proceeds will go to charity. media faculty have pulled resources student designer Kira Plastinina and years. Grace thought SMU should the show. clothing will also be showcased, Wednesday night Bradley Agather and worked hard to create a the online brand ASOS. have one too, and she made it happen. “Taking this fashion show planner as several of the girls working on Means will be on campus to talk about fashion-packed three-day event And it was a big success.” leadership role has been invigorating the Fashion Week committee are her successful blog Luella & June and that will, no doubt, go off without For three years, SMU Fashion This year Kraeplin and Jayne and challenged me in ways that also ASOS campus representatives. her experience as FD Luxe’s fashion a hitch.

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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY LUBLU offering graduation discount April 30 May 1 May 2 MOrGan O’harE Brown Bag Dance Series, Bob Brown Bag Dance Series, Bob Brown Bag Dance Series, Bob Hope Theatre Lobby, Hope Theatre Lobby, Hope Theatre Lobby, Contributing Writer noon-1 p.m. noon-1 p.m. noon-1 p.m. [email protected] THIS by Melissa James Gibson, Middletown by Will Eno, Marisol by Jose Rivera, Margo Margo Jones Theatre, 8 p.m. Margo Jones Theatre, 8 p.m. Jones Theatre, 8 p.m. Russian fashion designer and SATURDAY SUNDAY SMU senior, Kira Plastinina May 3 May 4 is having a promotion at her THIS by Melissa James Gibson, Middletown by Will Eno, Dallas flagship boutique, Margo Jones Theatre, 2 p.m. Margo Jones Theatre, 2 p.m. LUBLU, to help you find the & 8 p.m. perfect graduation look. Offering a wide variety of dresses for both day and night, LUBLU is the perfect place to find unique and beautiful looks for any graduation events that you are attending this spring. Receive a 10 percent discount on your purchase when you Instagram a photo of yourself in your favorite look and tag @LUBLU_kiraplastinina and also including the hashtag #LUBLUGraduation in your post. The best part about this deal is that it’s not limited to only SMU students. This promotion is available to women of all ages, as long as they have an Instagram. Courtesy of Morgan O’hare sMU senior and designer Kira Plastinina is offering a discount for graduates. Happy shopping.

A cADEMICs SMU fashion media becomes major

GracE MErcK academically rigorous program such as digital media, television and Contributing Writer that would examine the fashion broadcast, and develop business [email protected] industry from many different principles while also solidifying perspectives. The proposal was their journalism backgrounds. approved the following spring and “Taking Reporting II is It was late August last year by fall 2013 students were able to challenging me to write hard and SMU senior Ashley Gross declare fashion media as a major. news stories and helps me better had a tough decision to make. At its core, the fashion media understand the fundamentals The deadline to add or drop major is a communications of great journalism writing,” classes was the following day program. Students learn the skills Gross said. and she had just hours to decide they will need in media- related The major also has a strong whether or not to take on a fields such as journalism, public business component to the new major and 20 more hours relations and advertising. curriculum. According to of class. Jayne Suhler, a professor in Suhler, Mark Vamos, the chair “Knowing how much I the journalism division, explains of the business journalism wanted to work in the fashion that the new fashion media program, is “developing fashion industry, it was an easy choice. major is, “training students to be business classes for this major I signed the papers and quickly those fashion critics, bloggers, that are comparable to Cox switched my random elective magazine writers, public relations, business classes.” hours to classes that would fulfill marketing and advertising Students seem to be up to my new major. I know having professionals in a trillion dollar the challenge. fashion media as my major will international business.” “I’m taking Business of stand out to future employers,” Majors also take a concentrated Fashion right now, which has me Gross said. core of fashion courses, designed to financially analyzing the fashion SMU created the fashion provide the specialized knowledge industry, something I hadn’t media minor in 2011 and it was they will need to work in the learned yet. It is hard but exciting,” an instant hit. The immediate industry. Other course work, in Gross explained. popularity of the minor had the art history, women’s and gender Professor Chelsea Bell sees administration thinking about studies and sociology, for instance, the new fashion media major the next step. While the minor is designed to provide a broader as a pathway to many exciting offers a basic understanding of understanding of the fashion and diverse career options in how fashion media fits into the industry and various social, students’ futures. industry as a whole, it is just cultural and economic forces that “This is a unique program that a taste of the many ways to influence it. is emerging during a time when explore the different facets of “This is not a basket weaving unwritten career possibilities are the fashion industry. major in any way, shape or form,” endless,” she said. “Our students In fall of 2012, the Suhler said. will leave here with a range of skills SMU Meadows School The challenging classes that that will give them the opportunity of the Artsproposed an fashion media majors are taking are to write their own paths in the interdisciplinary and helping them explore new avenues rapidly evolving fashion industry.”

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Assot cia ed PRess that’s a retirement community” Legislature and every statewide Georgetown, Ky., where the but the company’s decision was offices in New York and with low-paying service-sector office. A statement issued by Gov. Camry and Avalon sedans are “years in the making.” Washington. Plants in Mississippi, Toyota delivered a surprise jobs, Scotto said. “We can’t have Jerry Brown’s Office of Business made. That will free up space for Plano economic development Texas and Indiana aren’t affected pink slip to California on Monday, that,” he added, warning that and Economic Development did approximately 300 production director Sally Bane said when by the moves. announcing the company would unless the state has a change of not mention Toyota but stressed engineers to move from Erlanger, Toyota decided to hone in on Lentz, who became Toyota’s move its U.S. headquarters and attitude, “it’s going to be way the state’s steadied balance sheet Ky., to Georgetown. Toyota will Texas, the city jumpstarted its first CEO for the North about 3,000 jobs from the Los too late.” and jobs recovered after the have 8,200 employees in Kentucky own campaign, hiring a private America region in 2013, said Angeles suburbs to the outskirts Toyota’s announcement comes devastating recession. after the moves are complete. consultant who worked with Toyota President Akio Toyoda of Dallas. about two months after Occidental “Ford, Volkswagen and Nissan Jim Lentz, Toyota’s CEO for Toyota to help close the deal. encouraged him to think of The world’s largest automaker Petroleum Corp. disclosed it continue to invest in California, North America, said the new Toyota will join Cigna Corp., ways to make North America will keep a foothold in the was moving its headquarters and the Golden State remains headquarters will enable faster Hewlett-Packard Co. and Pepsico more self-reliant. Lentz said he Golden State - about 2,300 jobs to Houston from Los Angeles. the center of new electric, zero- decision making. Lentz told The Inc.’s Frito Lay in a city with an began working on the idea of a will remain in California after Texas Gov. Rick Perry has been emission and self-driving vehicle Associated Press that the move is unemployment rate lower than combined headquarters last April the company settles into its new on a publicity campaign to manufacturing and technology,” one of the most significant changes the state average. Plano’s 265,000 or May. corporate campus in Plano, promote his state as a haven for the statement said. in Toyota’s 57-year history in residents have a median income The company decided not Texas. But the announcement is businesses seeking lower taxes Toyota will break ground this the U.S. of $81,000, one of the highest in to locate in California because an economic and symbolic slap and eased government regulation, year on its new environmentally “We needed to be much more the country. it was too far from its plants for California, a historic center of but Toyota didn’t mention what, friendly headquarters in Plano, collaborative,” he said. Toyota Motor Corp. has had in the Midwest. Kentucky was American car culture that has been if any, role Perry played in the about 25 miles north of Dallas. Lentz said any employee a presence in California since rejected because Erlanger wasn’t trying to shake its reputation as a company’s decision. Small groups of employees will who wants to move will be 1957, when it opened its first U.S. big enough, and Ann Arbor was frustrating place to run a business, Perry, who made two visits start moving to temporary office given a relocation package and headquarters in a former Rambler rejected because it was too close to whether that involves shooting a to California to lure employers space there this year, but most retention bonus. The company is dealership in Hollywood. The Detroit rivals like General Motors film or selling a Prius. to his state, said Texas offered won’t move until late 2016 or early also offering to send employees following year - Toyota’s first and Ford. “When you look at the Toyota $40 million in incentives 2017 when the new headquarters and their spouses or partners in the U.S. market - it sold 287 Lentz said the company whole package, it’s difficult to from the taxpayer-funded Texas is completed. to the new locations to look for Toyopet Crown sedans and one ultimately came up with a list of be a business here,” lamented Enterprise Fund. The Republican The new campus will bring new homes. Land Cruiser. 100 possibilities that it whittled Torrance Mayor Frank Scotto, governor said Toyota is expected together about 4,000 employees “Everything we are doing By 1975, Toyota had become down to four. whose community on the edge of to invest $300 million in the from sales, marketing, engineering, is encouraging people to go,” the top import brand in the “As we visited those four the Pacific will suffer as the jobs new headquarters. manufacturing and finance. he said. U.S. It opened its current U.S. primary locations, it became quite migrate to Texas. Republicans in California Toyota also plans to expand its Plano Mayor Harry headquarters in Torrance in 1982. clear that the Dallas metro area “If all these great, high-end quickly blamed Sacramento technical center near Ann Arbor, LaRosilliere said Toyota’s Toyota sold 2.2 million cars and was far and above the best choice,” jobs are leaving California, then for the loss, where Democrats Mich., and move about 250 parts announcement was the result of trucks in the U.S. last year. Lentz said. He wouldn’t disclose we are going to turn into a place control both chambers of the procurement positions there from an intense, three-month courtship The company also maintains the other three finalists.

R egiONAl Oklahoma inmate dies after execution is botched

Assot cia ed PRess new three-drug lethal injection heart attack a short time later, the That question has drawn renewed those states have since successfully “Obviously the whole thing was combination was administered. Department of Corrections said. attention from defense attorneys and carried out executions with their gummed up and botched from A botched execution that used Three minutes later, though, he “It was a horrible thing death penalty opponents in recent new supplies. beginning to end. Halting the a new drug combination left an began breathing heavily, writhing, to witness. This was totally months, as several states scrambled Tuesday was the first time execution obviously did Lockett Oklahoma inmate writhing and clenching his teeth and straining to botched,” said Lockett’s attorney, to find new sources of execution Oklahoma used the drug no good.” clenching his teeth on the gurney lift his head off the pillow. David Autry. drugs because drugmakers that midazolam as the first element in Republican Gov. Mary Tuesday, leading prison officials The blinds were eventually The apparent failure of the oppose capital punishment — its execution drug combination. Fallin ordered a 14-day stay of to halt the proceedings before the lowered to prevent those in the execution is likely to fuel more many based in Europe — have Other states have used it execution for an inmate who was inmate’s eventual death from a viewing gallery from watching debate about the ability of states stopped selling to prisons and before; Florida administers 500 scheduled to die two hours after heart attack. what was happening in the death to administer lethal injections corrections departments. milligrams of midazolam as part Lockett, Charles Warner. She also Clayton Lockett, 38, was chamber, and the state’s top prison that meet the U.S. Constitution’s Several states have gone to of its three-drug combination. ordered the state’s Department declared unconscious 10 minutes official eventually called a halt to requirement they be a neither court to shield the identities of Oklahoma used 100 milligrams of of Corrections to conduct a “full after the first of the state’s the proceedings. Lockett died of a cruel nor unusual punishment. the new sources of their execution that drug. review of Oklahoma’s execution drugs. Missouri and Texas, like “They should have anticipated procedures to determine what Oklahoma, have both refused to possible problems with an untried happened and why during this Teco hn logy reveal their sources, but both of execution protocol,” Autry said. evening’s execution.” App helps with STD testing

K ian Hervey To make a profile, the account students are having unprotected sex. Contributing Writer holder must fill out paperwork to “I think this is a progressive Ordering [email protected] allow personal medical information way of maintaining sexual health” to be shared. Hula experts then said Georgia Murphy, a sophomore In today’s day and age, it’s easier decode the complicated medical talk public relations major. than ever to find a date. There into simple “positive” or “negative” Alexa Daniel, a sophomore are countless apps and programs results on each profile. This allows finance major, had a more cautious your 2015 that help people get set-up in any viewers to easily understand results take on the personal app. situation. And now, there’s an when looking at someone’s profile. “That’s too much information,” innovative new app called Hula. Hula also provides information Daniel said. “I don’t think I’d want Hula is an app that helps on the closest STD clinics so that to go home with anyone after using Rotunda Yearbook someone get STD tested and allows users are aware of nearby testing that app.” someone to see if his or her potential facilities and can keep their results The app is named Hula because partner is carrying an STD. It can up to date. “it helps you get lei’d.” However, be awkward asking someone about A survey in 2008 found that many Hawaiians have been offended an STD, which is why CEO Ramin 110 million Americans have STDs, by the app’s name because the Hula when registering Bastani created Hula. and there are still many that go is a sacred and traditional dance in Bastani told The Huffington Post, unreported. In the U.S., 20 million Hawaii. The slogan has now been “I started the company in 2010 new STDs are diagnosed every year, removed from the website, but the because a girl slapped me in the face and it can cost up to $16 billion name remains. is as easy as after I asked if she’d been tested… annually in medical expenses. STDs Currently, Hula is free to join, There has to be a better way to have are most common in ages 15 to 24, but Bastani hopes that with growing this conversation.” and almost 50 percent of college popularity he can monetize. Phn ila thopy ...... Flagpole livened by tunes, charity 1 2 3

K ian Hervey love of music and started playing century. Started in Texas in Contributing Writer together “just for fun.” Wanting 1889, The Salvation Army aids Make Fall 2014 course selections [email protected] to do more with their music, the homeless, families in crisis, on access.smu.edu they took their talents to Cook veterans and other under-served 1. Walking to Dallas Hall, Children’s Hospital. populations. students may see or hear an With help from SMU Students can support these abnormal sight this week — Community Health Education, organizations with donations students around the flagpole the group has been able to expand through Friday. The clothes will performing music. their charitable activities to be dropped off first to Dallas Life, Select “Purchase Campus Essentials” The students aren’t preparing include a clothing drive benefiting then Salvation Army Sunday. 2. for a Meadows final or seeking the Dallas Life Foundation and “Students are always campus fame; they’re promoting The Salvation Army. welcomed to come out and a clothing drive sponsored by “When cleaning your dorm participate with us. We are always Tunes for Texas, a new charity or apartment you find many open to having volunteers and no club on campus that puts the pieces of clothing you may not musical talent is required. We just musical talents of SMU students need anymore,” Erwin said. “By look for students who want to to philanthropic work. donating their clothes, students help,” Erwin said. Tunes for Texas produces are directly helping those in need After seeing a positive response charity through entertainment. around Dallas.” from the SMU community, “We tried to envision a way Dallas Life Foundation is Tunes for Texas plans on making we could combine community nonprofit foundation that first the clothing drive an annual service with music and tap in opened its doors the homeless event. According to Behzadpour, to the musical talents of the community in 1954. The Christian a Tunes for Texas philanthropy student body to give back to group provides guests with basic concert is also in the works. the community,” co-founder necessities like meals, shelter and Students interested in Vafa Behzadpour said. “That’s clothing, and additional services joining Tunes for Texas can 3. Add a Rotunda Yearbook to your account when we came up with Tunes like counseling, medical, dental, contact Behzadpour and Erwin For Texas.” vision and spiritual care. directly via campus email at Behzadpour and his co- The DFW chapter of The [email protected] and founder Dylan Erwin met at Salvation Army has been [email protected]. The club is Mustang Corral last fall. The “doing the most good” for the advised by Assistant Director of making memories last a lifetime two first-years bonded over their community for more than a Health Education Lisa Joyner. ROTUNDA 4 OpInIOn wednesdaY n april 30, 2014 response s tUDENt life Students should take on-campus Religion has a place LGBT discrimination seriously in university life and moral views without Sh eLbI Smith rules outlined in the student as horrific things have been said Instead of telling us to respect encouraging or discouraging Kathrina Macalanda body constitution. about us — treated the LGBT the will and opinion of the any particular one over another. Contributing Writers Furthermore, by telling us to community callously. student body, how about telling This neutrality, in principle, [email protected] take the election results seriously, But it didn’t stop there. He the student body to respect seems good because it accords [email protected] what the writer is really saying is thought it was appropriate to LGBT students. with our thoughts about what that LGBT people should just sit tell us how we should feel about Tell them to stop calling us is fair and respectful. Let’s set aside all arguments back and accept homophobia. the situation. d*kes and fa**ots. But often neutrality collapses surrounding treating elections Second, the student body did He has no right to do so. No Tell them to stop harassing gay into hostility toward public seriously and concentrate vote incorrectly. Of course, we are one should dare tell us how we students, following them across displays of religious belief on one simple idea: take sure saying that will cause all kinds should look upon the results of campus yelling derogatory slurs. or public assertion of ideas campus homophobia and of controversy. the votes, and no one should Tell them to stop being such of goodness. discrimination against LGBT So be it. LGBT equality is dare tell us what should make cowards, hiding behind their There may be, in fact, no people seriously. right; voting against it is wrong. us proud. computer screens. Michael dearman adequately neutral position [email protected] We are disgusted with It really is that simple. Of course we recognize the Tell them real bravery is two because none of us are neutral Contributing Writer the “Take election results We can get over your lack progress that has been made at women walking hand in hand toward religion and morality. seriously” piece. of research and questionable SMU in recent years. across campus every day after Neither of these views really Let’s start with SPECTRUM interpretation of events though. We are happy to see a shift someone threatened to rape them In summing up writing creates the openness for inquiry being the primary target. What we cannot get over is occurring; we are happy to know for trying to better the situation for The Daily Campus over the that we need when we seek to SPECTRUM members the blaming of LGBT activists we won the majority both times. of LGBT students on campus. past four years, and almost develop students intellectually, advocated for the referendum, for the referendum failing, and But guess what? We still don’t The fact is the referendum exclusively alongside Brandon spiritually and morally. but did not write the legislation more importantly, the seeming have representation. failed because of homophobia. Bub in the last two, it is only For this reason, I feel very or the petition. insistence in telling us how to feel Toward the end of the piece, In the true fashion of an fitting that I speak about strongly about the creation of A little research would have about the situation. it said, “SPECTRUM might yet oppressor, Mr. McClain managed religion on campus. spaces in which students can revealed that Student Senate was The writer had the audacity convince people like myself to get to turn it on the oppressed and Religion’s place in public life confront and test their views behind both. to say we treated voters off the sidelines.” blame us for our own oppression. should certainly concern us — and create new ones. Calling the second vote callously. No. We are happy to have it Well done. especially here at SMU. Clubs and student ministries, an electoral disgrace is Mr. McClain — and all confirmed yet again that it is the Religion is one of the most for example, are essential for also misguided. those who voted against the responsibility of an oppressed Smith is a sophomore majoring in crucial components of meaning this purpose. The petition for a second vote seat, those who did not vote and group to get people to care philosophy. Macalanda is a senior in the lives of human beings. For example, human rights was conducted according to the those who have remained silent about them. majoring in electrical engineering. These four (or five or six) programming on campus serves years of college are crucial in to help individuals come to personal development of what understand the worth of other cartoon values are actually important individuals and how to act and to us. treat those people in accordance Spiritual and moral values with their inherent rights. are at many points the most Religious organizations on important values that we could campus function similarly as a ever have or understand. place in which community and Some members of this virtue can be promoted. university would like to see My own experience is with religion play no role in the Christian campus ministries, development of students. which have been the most They take this view significant places where either because religion is love, community, faith and seen as meresuperstition, practice are cultivated for the traditionalism, or is, in fact, a renewal of individuals and the practice out of accord with the SMU community. use of reason. My challenge to students is The goal, then, would to get serious about their faith be to assert other (secular) and about what they value. values over religious values The postponement of such and practices. thought to “another time” is a Others do not want to see bad idea. religion as having a place in There is no other time for the public life of the university one get involved with a campus because religion is solely a ministry, which is specifically matter of personal preference designed for the student’s or feeling. spiritual development. It However, this disregards was the best choice I made, the fact that the beliefs we hold and I regret nothing of the about what is good and right experience, which had brought color our actions toward others fullness to my life. and are thus of serious import. Hence, the goal might be Dearman is a senior majoring neutrality toward religious in political science and philosophy. Courtesy of MCt Campus

q uOtE worthY reflection “No man has a right under any cir- cumstance other than self defense, no Thoughtful discussion forges friendships man has a right ever to raise his hand Maybe we should have been with Michael, both in the context in that regard, but I do have one to a woman, period, end of story. It is more vitriolic. of this column as well as on the bit of advice that I hope some assault, if they do. Michael could have been Pat occasions when we stayed up people will take to heart. Robertson, and I could have been late to drink Scotch and talk When you come to college (or Richard Dawkins. about Jesus, have been intensely start any new chapter in your life, “to get that through to our daughters, But then, we might have spent rewarding for me. for that matter), you’re going to every week going on about how I’ve learned to talk about learn quickly that you can’t do and our sisters, and our friends, is still everyone who has a different faith in a more sensitive and things by yourself. such a culturally diffcult thing to do. I worldview than us is delusional. intellectually engaged way. You’ll learn that life gets a lot However, two people like I look forward to keeping that more bearable with a supportive can’t say often enough it doesn’t mat- us, with such diametrically same level of dialogue going network of friends. ter what coat she was wearing, wheth- opposed worldviews, actually when I begin teaching next year And when you choose those bra ndOn bUb came to a consensus on a at a Catholic high school. friends, make sure that they are er she drank too much, whether it was [email protected] regular basis. (The last thing I want to do is similar enough to you such that in the back of a car, in her room, on Contributing Writer This fact just shows that indoctrinate my students). they can give you love when you the political cleavages we hear I learned that even need it. the street, it does not matter. Michael and I have been emphasized each week on though I am not a professing But make sure that they are doing our back and forth in this Sunday morning news shows and Christian, I still very much also different enough such that column for over a year. radio talk shows might not be as enjoy talking about Scripture, they can challenge you when “It does not matter if she initially said Now that we’re both about pronounced as we think. Trinitarian doctrine. you need a good intellectual yes and changed her mind and said ‘no.’ to graduate, I have to say it’s a Be you Catholic or Protestant, I also enjoy talking about the ass-kicking. dialogue I’m certainly going Sikh or Hindu, Jewish or Muslim, differences between Catholic and And for my friends of No means no, wherever it is stated.” to miss. atheist or agnostic, you probably Protestant theology. faith, I leave with one of my Sometimes we talked have more in common with the And of course, Michael and favorite prayers: about religion. people around you than you’ve I could never pass up a chance to God, grant me the serenity to Sometimes we talked been led on to think. complain about postmodernism accept the things I cannot change, —Vice President Joe Biden, on Presi- about politics. And discussing your when we had the chance. the courage to know the things I More often than not, those differences can still be Since this is my last column, can and the wisdom to know dent Barack Obama’s White House discussions intersected. productive too. there might be an expectation the difference. Task Force to Protect Students from We also rarely disagreed, Even at times when it might of some parting words or much to the chagrin of some of be uncomfortable. witty aphorisms. Bub is a senior majoring in Sexual Assault our readers. I know that my discussions I’m not sure what I can offer English, history and political science.

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Sports Staff Writer of playing for a legendary coach Although Turner would [email protected] like Larry Brown is something he raise expectations even more for and his dad talked a lot about. next season’s SMU team and After a long recruiting process, “The SMU coaches have he could do it in his hometown, consensus 5-star Euless Trinity kept in contact with me,” he told the Mustangs are on the outside big man Myles Turner will decide Majzoub. “I talk to Coach Ulric looking in it appears. where he will attend school today Maligi a lot and Coach Larry ESPN gave SMU a 5 percent at 3 p.m. on ESPN at Trinity Brown talks to my dad a lot. They chance of landing Turner behind High School. have a great staff and they are very Kansas (65 percent) and Kansas Turner will choose from a family-orientated.” (20 percent) while Oklahoma State list of Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma Turner called the newly also shares a 5 percent chance. State, SMU, Duke, Ohio State renovated Moody Coliseum Turner wanted to complete and Texas A&M on an ESPNU the second-best atmosphere he his all-star game circuit before Recruiting special with the experienced behind Oklahoma deciding and has taken numerous Illustration by Demetrio teniente / Photo courtesy of fanphobia.net Longhorns entering as the favorite State. Turner also has talked in-home visits since those games, levias won the kiwanis Club Award for sportsmanship and was Most valuable Player in the senior Bowl in 1969. according to many including with SMU signee and fellow but not from SMU, who decided ESPN’s Reggie Rankin and McDonald’s All-American not to ask for a visit. Adam Finkelstein. Emmanuel Mudiay about Texas got the last official visit Back in Feb., Turner visited playing together. from Turner and Turner’s favorite Number 4: Jerry LeVias SMU for the Mustangs’ victory When Mudiay and Turner player is former Longhorn Kevin over Houston and called SMU were on the same team for the Durant. All signs point to the OMarE MaJzoUb in Heisman balloting. LeVias had the character, academic a “dark horse,” when talking Jordan Brand Classic, Mudiay Longhorns getting Turner, but Contributing Writer LeVias also won the Fort potential and skill that were needed with PonyStampede.com’s didn’t pressure Turner too much maybe Turner will “shock the [email protected] Worth Kiwanis Club Award for to successfully integrate the sport Omar Majzoub. because the pair both knows how world,” like Mudiay did and sign Sportsmanship and was Most and change it forever. LeVias football Turner has a great relationship good they could be together under with the Mustangs. Editors Note: For the past several Valuable Back and Player in the career started at Herbert High School issues we have been counting down Senior Bowl in 1969. in Beaumont, Texas. the 25 greatest SMU athletes of all- SMU football was on fire He had terrific speed, but played gOlF time. This is number four of that list. during the 1960’s and LeVias because of his small was a big reason for that. He led frame. LeVias was listed at about Jerry LeVias is one of the the Mustangs to their first SWC 5-foot-9 and 177 pounds when he Mustangs bring home most influential athletes in SMU conference-championship in 18 began receiving college offers. history for what he accomplished years in 1966 and a Bluebonnet He said he chose SMU after on and off the field as a Mustang. Bowl victory over Oklahoma not being recruited by traditional American conference title He started on the Hilltop in 1965 in 1968. historically black schools that he when he signed to play football He also played a big role in wanted to attend. SaMUEL Snow Dechambeu did not surrender it them in the front nine and pulled under Head Coach . getting the Mustangs to their In 1969, LeVias entered the Associate Sports Editor at all during the final day to win away in the back nine. The addition of LeVias first Cotton Bowl appearance in AFL Draft and was taken in with [email protected] it all. In the back nine Dechambeu, was a historical moment for almost 20 years. By his senior the 40th pick in Round 2 by the Assisting Dechambeu was who shot three birdies, and Higgs and the sporting year, LeVias was known for being Houston Oilers. For the first time since 2006, sophomore Austin Smotherman. minus-four over his last 10 holes, world because he was the first one of the most exciting players He played two years in Houston, SMU won the conference title, Smotherman shot even with par led the Mustangs. African-American scholarship in the entire country because of where he was selected to the 1969 taking place in Innisbrook, Fla., for the tournament and finished The conference win athlete and second African- his speed and hands. AFL All-Star Team and named behind the play of sophomore tied for fourth. was Dechambeu’s first player in the He learned how to block on Rookie of the Year. After that, he Bryson Dechambeu. The remainder of the SMU collegiate victory. . running plays and was fearless moved on to the San Diego Chargers Dechambeu, who shot seven team finished as follows: Harry UCF finished the tournament By adding him to the team, going over the middle despite of the NFL and played for three more under for the tournament, won Higgs tied for 12th, Ryan Burgess in second place while third place SMU helped integrate the sport his size. years (1971-74). When his career the American individual title tied for 19th and Andrew was awarded to No. 9 Houston. of college football and forever Although his ended, LeVias became a successful while assisting SMU in taking Buchanan finished 48th. Because of the conference changed sports history. accomplishments on the field businessman in Houston and credits the inaugural team honors. SMU, overall, came into the victory, SMU will now be playing As a player, LeVias was are impressive, LeVias should his academic studies at SMU for his With a one-stroke lead final round trailing No. 7 ranked in the NCAA Championship, honored and recognized also be recognized for his impact success. He is now 67 years old. entering the final round, UCF by one stroke. They tied which take place May 15-17. with numerous awards in his off. He was born Sept. 5, 1946 college career. just outside of Houston at a time He was named All-SWC where racial tensions were very three times and became an All- high. LeVias dealt with a lot of American during his senior year. criticism and harsh treatment He twice led the league in while growing up and playing receiving yards and held just at SMU. about every career record for a Fans, opposing players and when he left SMU even some teammates and in 1968. classmates were cold, distant In total, he caught 155 passes and hostile towards LeVias and scored 25 touchdowns throughout his career. He became during his time as a Mustang. very religious to help him deal While at SMU, LeVias also with the pain and suffering. made numerous athletic and This faith led him to wear academic All-America teams and jersey No. 23 for Psalm 23. To still holds the single game record honor his impact, LeVias was for receptions in a game. inducted into the Texas Sports He caught 15 passes against Hall of Fame in 1995 and to the Ohio State in 1968 and finished National College Football Hall with 1,131 yards receiving yards of Fame in 2003. that year, which landed him fifth Coaches and teammates say

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