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Vol. 56 No. 11 CLASH OVER NEW RADIO STANDARDS RANIA SHAKKOUR hearing inappropriate lyrics in songs beginning of the year that the best A&E Editor played by student DJs, senior Laura way to do this was to stop allowing Steffey, president of Flyer Media, said. the DJs to bring in their own personal Anthony DeGregorio came back The Flyer Radio staff and Roy Flynn, music via laptops, iPods or CDs,” Stef- to his Flyer Radio show this semester Flyer Radio adviser and electronic fey said. with a different playlist to broadcast media instructor, made changes to Now, DJs can only play music that over the airwaves. ensure the music played by 99.5 FM consists of classic rock, pop, hip-hop The sophomore music major is a WUDR is Federal Communications and R&B, in hopes to appeal to the fan of classical hits and oldies and his Commission (FCC) approved. target audience of the UD community, show last year focused on music from “We have outsiders calling the Steffey said. the ’50s to late ’70s. But due to the re- higher-ups in the school and com- Paul Barbatano, a 2002 gradu- cent changes to Flyer Radio’s broad- plaining about cursing on the radio,” ate and previous Flyer Radio music casting policies, DeGregorio had to Steffey said. “Every time this happens director of the late ’90s, said the sta- adapt. we are at risk for losing our broad- tion’s new policies are limiting. “My format all in all has not been casting license. Should the people “To me, that defeats the purpose removed completely, but rather lim- filing these complaints report to the of college radio because to me, in my ited to whatever is on the computer FCC, they can take away our license mind, the purpose of college radio is [playlist],” he said. “People have one and give it to whoever else decided to to be entirely freeform,” Barbatano, chance to do something they really buy it.” an Access Service supervisor for want to do and being on the radio is, The policy changes include the Roesch Library and part-time Eng- in my mind, a once in a lifetime expe- rules that DJs can only choose from lish instructor, said, who had a UD rience for me.” Flyer Radio’s pre-approved and pre- radio show for over four years at UD. The changes in the broadcasting screened iTunes library of about 1,700 “You play what you want with no re- policy were prompted by the increased songs. strictions, as long as it’s within FCC number of complaints from listeners “We decided as a staff before the guidelines.” See New Standards on p. 4 Curran first Catholic university president to sign torture petition

PAUL CONTE ton. Ensalaco said the use of tor- and how the people of Germany Staff Writer ture goes “against the University’s “have faced what was being done Marianist values” and that it “is during WWII” and now the U.S. The Kennedy Union Ballroom beneath the dignity of Americans”. also has to “own up” to what has was home to discussion of a som- Ensalaco said it is also important been done. Taft spoke about the in- ber yet important issue on Monday to have Archbishop Daniel Pilarc- effectiveness of information gained night. zyk’s endorsement. through torture. Those in attendance agreed that He’s “the first prominent Catho- Mansoor described torture as UD President Daniel Curran took a lic official” to sign the petition, ac- having a “corrosive effect on the step in the right direction by becom- cording to Ensalaco, and was one United States and its armed forces.” ing the first president of a Catholic of five speakers at the event. He said “prisoner abuse degrades university to sign the Declaration The four other members of the the abuser as well as the abused.” of Principles for a Presidential Ex- panel included CIA officer Carl The four agreed torture is not ecutive Order on Prisoner Treat- Ford, Donald Gregg, former CIA only inhumane and immoral but ment, Torture and Cruelty. officer, Col. Peter Mansoor and also provides ineffective and use- Political science professor William H. Taft, former Legal Ad- less information. They also said Christopher Duncan began the viser to the Department of State. President Bush is not the target of night with a welcome speech with Ford said the CIA strongly opposed this campaign, but rather whichev- an excerpt from George Orwell’s torture and was “shocked when er of the current candidates wins “A Hanging”. He then introduced people in the CIA began to believe the upcoming election. They are political professor professor Mark that torture was a legitimate exer- optimistic that either of the candi- Ensalaco, the man most respon- cise.” dates would sign the order. Tim Burke/Staff Photographer sible for bringing this event to Day- Gregg talked about Germany UD President Daniel Curran signs a petition against torture and cruelty to prisoners. weather TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY THINK PINK: Fall is here. 60/40 60/39 62/45 Partly Sunny. Mostly sunny. Sunny. (Source: www.nws.noaa.gov) IT’S NATIONAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 2 NEWS •Friday, October 17, 2008 campus watch

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October 17, 2008 Vol. 1 No. 2 LIFE AFTER COLLEGE Take advantage of Grad School Week. FLYER SURVIVOR GUIDE Listen to nationally-known speaker and writer Don Asher talk about “Bound for Graduate School” at 5:30 p.m. or “Life 10 Cooking Essentials for Your Kitchen After the University” at 8 p.m. in the Sci- ence Center Auditorium.

Since the types of tools necessary for • A strainer to drain the spaghetti. i.e. water is added to some stuff in a Visit gradschool.udayton.edu/initiative/ a functioning kitchen are not exactly • Some type of tongs to pick up noodles box. Therefore, a measuring cup is very gradschool/gradschoolweek.asp for taught in school, how are we supposed with is also beneficial. helpful. It’s best to have more than one. more information. to know what the bare essentials • A non-stick skillet: hamburgers, • A big mixing bowl: pretty necessary are? A busy schedule and a tight grilled cheese, pancakes, scrambled eggs, for making some foods mentioned above. budget (like that of a poor college and other excellent foods would just not • Last (but certainly not least…) is student) often mean that the types exist without them. a can opener. Many good, quick meals of foods usually prepared are, well, • A spatula: to handle foods made in come in a can, and since I am not aware quick, easy, and cheap. So here are a the skillet. of any other ways of opening a can, a can few suggestions on the types of tools • A cookie sheet: definitely a must for opener would be a plus. necessary to make these kinds of basic baking cookies and, of course, frozen Now that you know the types of utensils foods in your kitchen. And no, you pizza. It’s also good to set frozen dinners oct. FRIDAY-SUNDAY that will help you get by in basic food don’t need a turkey baster or a meat on top of when they are being cooked in preparation, you should have no trouble 24-26 mallet, just a few simple things that the oven. FAMILY TIME! creating a fully functional kitchen—and will help you prepare those average • A casserole dish: it may sound silly It’s UD’s Family Weekend. Get your fam- a good meal! kitchen meals. if you don’t like casseroles, but this is an ily together and show them around cam- essential for baking some desserts such as By Gabrielle Bibeau, sophomore • A saucepan: how else are you pus. Take them to a football game, give brownies and cake, and who doesn’t love Religious Studies Major going to make two minute meals like them a tour of the new Marycrest, or those? ramen and spaghetti? Preferably, have show them how fun Timothy’s Bar and • Sharp knives: dangerous, but practical. two of them so that you can heat up Sometimes a butter knife just doesn’t cut This week’s tip sponsored by: Grill can be. spaghetti and the sauce at the same Student Learning Services it (no pun intended…) time (speaking from experience, it is Roesch Library, Room 023 • Measuring cups/spoons: in a busy life much easier doing it that way…) (937) 229-2066 style, most cooking is “semi-homemade,” [email protected] NEWS 3 Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008 Even “light” drinks add up additional content

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SOURCE: PARTYSMART.OSU.EDU 4 NEWS Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008 Taft leads conference addressing Ohio’s low college attendance

KELSEY CANO arship programs throughout the school didn’t prepare me for col- Park Center. It’s sponsored by college visits, job shadows, must Asst. News Editor state. The conference was open to lege,” Nicholas said. “The levy in Dayton Public Schools with aca- take the ACT at school, and do the public, with high school guid- our city failed and many classes demic oversight provided by UD, community service.” In Ohio, only four out of 10 ance counselors, college financial were cut. Many high schools in according to their Web site. “All of those pieces help mold ninth graders attend college by aid counselors and representa- my area offered journalism class- Stacie Williams, DECA curric- them into future college stu- age 19 and even fewer students tives from various foundations es and my school didn’t. In that ulum director, said the primary dents,” Williams said. will graduate, according to the expected to attend, according to area, I felt I was one step behind goal of DECA is to take first gen- So far, DECA is a success. In Ohio Board of Regents. Taft. when I entered college.” eration college graduates from its only two graduating classes so To address this issue, Bob Taft, All attendees came for one pur- Although Nicholas felt behind a district that doesn’t have high far, 100 percent of students have former Ohio governor and re- pose — to explore and determine in her communications classes at success rates in terms of college enrolled in college. Several DECA search associate in the Center for successful ways to increase Ohio UD, she has heard of worse sce- attendance. graduates are now UD students, Education Excellence at UD, led a college graduation rates. narios other than her own. “DECA gives those students according to Taft. conference on Oct. 16 at Sinclair At the center of the problem “This year, in one of my com- the machinery to graduate from DECA is just one example of Community College. The confer- is simply lack of preparation, the munication classes, we were talk- college,” Williams said. the effort’s to increase college ence’s goal was to “increase the program stated. ing about schools and how certain Williams said the students who graduation rates through prepar- number of Ohioans with a college Taft explained a high school kids just keep getting passed from come from a family where previ- ing students for college. degree by 230,000 and… increase diploma doesn’t always mean a grade to grade even though they ous generations have graduated “If we are to achieve the am- the graduating rate among those student is prepared for college, don’t have the skills to pass,” from college know more about the bitious goal set by Governor Ted who start college by 20 percent,” leading to many students enrolled Nicholas said. “By the time they’re preparation for college that’s not Strickland to increase the num- said Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, in college falling behind and drop- teenagers, they can’t even read at necessarily academically based. ber of Ohioans with college de- according to the conference pro- ping out. their level and are behind.” For example, Williams said, grees, we must learn from each gram. “One out of three Ohio stu- Nicholas said her professor “DECA has taken college prep other and move forward with co- A college degree is not only im- dents enrolling directly from high told a story of a student who kept and incorporated it into the cur- ordination and partnership,” Taft portant for personal benefits, it’s school into our public colleges passing high school classes but riculum. [Students] have to go on said in a press release. also beneficial to the state and na- and universities must take reme- didn’t seem to be doing very well. tional economy. dial (high school review, without The school discovered the student “Good unskilled jobs are dis- college credit) math or English, or hardly even spoke English. appearing,” according to the pro- both,” according to the program. “Students like this need spe- gram. “The great majority of new Taft said the gap between high cial attention,” Nicholas said. jobs require much more than a school and college needs to be For students that do wish to high school education. And good bridged. Colleges need to define graduate college but don’t feel jobs have become easier to export what’s needed for success and their high school presents the to other countries which have there needs to be standards to right opportunities, there are OUR been increasing in knowledge and graduate from high school. some programs that can help skills of their workforce.” UD junior Christina Nicholas them succeed, Taft said. One such The conference hosted present- can see where high school gradu- program he mentioned is the Day- ers ranging from the Senior Advi- ates aren’t academically prepared ton Early College Academy. sor for Economic Access at Ohio for college. DECA is a charter school locat- SECRET SAUCE State University to CEOs of schol- “In certain ways, my own high ed on the third floor of the College IS NEW STANDARDS (cont. from p. 1) Barbatano voiced his opinion in rience in the electronic media field. Radio, is a fan of indie and folk rock a letter to the editor, recently pub- We are trying to create a profes- and eclectic music, which can’t be lished in Flyer News. sional learning environment for broadcast now. Though she had to “Now with the station in Art- these students.” change her lineup, she hasn’t stopped Street it seems very modernized While the student DJs have to broadcasting her show “Sunday and commercialized, and just dis- adhere to the new policy, faculty and on Wednesdays,” airing 4 to 6 p.m. appointing,” he said. “And that’s staff are exempt. ArtStreet Director Wednesdays. SPEED! why I wrote [the opinion] because Susan Byrnes has offered one of the “I decided to continue with my it was incredibly disappointing that few specialty shows on the radio for show because of my love for music they’re doing this.” two years, “Radio Artstreet” from 5 and the experience of being a radio ™ Flyer Radio is not the only col- to 6 p.m. Fridays. DJ,” she said. “Since my show is a va- AMERICA'S SANDWICH DELIVERY EXPERTS! lege station with a music format. Byrne’s show includes news and riety one, it’s important to me that I Baldwin-Wallace College’s radio music from local artists and isn’t af- can play different types of music, and station, in Berea, Ohio, features fected by the policy but she said limit- I feel that I can still do so under the modern alternative rock as well ing the music genres does a disservice new Flyer Radio guidelines.” as specialty shows, according to to UD and the Dayton community lis- While the music policy for stu- 1157 BROWN ST. .com, and the University of teners. dent DJs has changed, other types of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign fea- “I see radio as a form of communi- programming including talk shows, 937.226.2600 tures local and national alternative cation that allows for learning, allows news and public affairs haven’t been rock music and specialty shows, ac- for research in a variety of different affected. One of the missions of the cording to the217.com. areas,” Byrnes said. “I don’t see it as station is to provide public affairs in- “At real world and professional another commercial Clear Channel formation, Steffey said. JIMMY [commercial] radio stations, they kind of vehicle. Radio is a creative me- “As a staff, protecting and pre- WE JOHNS all have set music playlists and a dium, and I hope that it will remain serving our FCC license is the biggest target audience, which is what Fly- that at UD.” issue right now,” she said. This was DELIVER .COM er Radio is trying to create,” Steffey DeGregorio isn’t the only student the best solution we decided on that ! said. “We are first and foremost an affected by the changes. Katie Sun- could protect it.” ©1985, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008 JIMMY JOHN’S FRANCHISE, LLC outlet for students who want expe- day, junior general manager of Flyer NEWS 5 Flyer News•Friday, September 26, 2008

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1 6 9 2 9 6 8 3 2 4 9 6 7 8 4 6 3 5 5 7 1 3 5 9 6 PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY PHIL CENEDELLA Senior Peter Hamma and Phil Cenedella ’84 cheer with the UD marching band at the band alumni weekend Band- coming, Oct. 3 to 5. The alumni band performed songs from the 1984 movie “Animal House” at the football game.

The following incidents were reported to the Puzzle by websudoku.com Department of Public Safety between Oct. local 5 and Oct. 9. This log was compiled by Flyer and News from actual police reports obtained Crime Log from the Department of Public Safety. global Get ready for Halloween with Criminal Damaging Criminal Damaging Theft arts and CAB’s Pumpkin Carving Contest today Oct. 5, 8:29 p.m. Oct 5, 9:17 p.m. Oct 6, 3:22 p.m. events from 8 to 10 p.m. at KU Pub. Register your team of one to three at KU 215, e-mail day- Officer Ryan was dispatched to Officer Pease was dispatched to Officer Russell contacted a UD the S2 parking lot on the Frericks Way on the report of a student to take a theft report. [email protected] or call 937-229-3314. report of criminal damaging. broken window. Upon arrival, the The student said someone Be on the drop, Prizes will be awarded to the top pumpkins. [email protected] Supplies and free food will be provided. The officer met with a UD officer met with the complainant took her purse at a party on student who said the passenger who led the officer to a window Woodland Avenue. The purse See STOMP at the Victoria Theater today Friday Night Films will screen “Across at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., and Saturday at 2 p.m. side mirror housing of their car in the residence that had an was taken sometime between the Universe” tonight at 9 p.m. at ArtStreet The eight-member percussion troupe uses had been broken off. Officer approximately 12-inch hole. 10 p.m. and midnight on Sept. Studio B. Jim Sturgess and Evan Rachel everything from matchboxes to hubcaps to Ryan noticed that the word The student was unaware of 27. The purse, a blue clutch Wood star in the musical which features tons create sensational rhythms. Tickets range “Dick” had also been written when the damage occurred, but valued at $35, contained the of excellent Beatles covers and tells the story from $29-$47, but discounts are available of an upper-class American girl and a poor in the dust on the hood of the noticed the hole at 8:30 p.m. student’s ID card and the key for groups and students. car. The complainant said the on Oct. 5. Maintenance was to her residence. The student’s artist from Liverpool. Admission is free. damage occurred between 5 contacted to repair the damage. driver’s license was found in the Check out Visual Communication Opening in theaters today: “W,” p.m. on Oct. 3 and 8 p.m. on There are no known suspects or front yard of the residence. Design’s Senior Exhibition I until Wednesday, “Max Payne,” “Sex Drive” and “The Secret Oct. 6. witnesses at this time. Oct. 29 at the Rike Center Gallery. Life of Bees.”

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PUBBIN’ WITH PEAK Weekend Concert Preview @THE FIELDHOUSE

RYAN PEAK all the bartenders are graduates, Staff Writer graduate students or current undergraduates from the university. If you follow the crowd of students, “I always liked the Fieldhouse the smell of warm pizza and the because it’s more of a ‘Cheers’ sound of an out of tune rendition of environment,” Justin Kirk, a student “Separate Ways” by Journey, you’ll bartender, said. “It’s a small bar, not find your way to the Fieldhouse. very commercialized.” In a recent poll on flyernews.com Kirk, known by many regulars taken from 245 votes, the Fieldhouse as “Kirky,” is a 24-year-old transfer was voted the favorite local Dayton student from Ohio University bar by 33 percent, winning out who is double majoring in sports COURTESY OF BILL PATTON COURTESY OF BETARECORDS.COM/NUDE.WATUSI over Milano’s with 19 percent and management and finance. Kirky JD EICHER & Freeform band Timothy’s Bar and Grill with 17 spoke about visiting his cousin on percent. UD’s campus and making his first THE GOODNITES RETURN rocks for science Sergio Betancourt, a senior living trip out to the Fieldhouse. on Woodland Ave. makes his way “This was the first place they Check out the incredibly talented alt rock band JD The Environmental Sciences Week concert will bring down to the Fieldhouse, 1126 Brown dropped me off at and we never left,” Eicher and the Goodnights, of Youngstown, for free local band Nude Watusi, of Beavercreek, to Art- St., most Tuesdays to partake in three he said. Street Amphitheatre Saturday at 8 p.m. The band as they rip through KU Pub on Saturday, Oct. 18 at grueling rounds of trivia. Each night of the week the 9 p.m. The four-piece group with an acoustic sound plays everything from blues to country, from classic returns to UD for the first time since they performed to alternative rock, and rocks out to every era from “I just love the atmosphere,” Fieldhouse offers different food and their fantastic set of covers and originals at a chilly the 40s to today. Referred to an eccentric collec- Betancourt said. “Plus it’s close.” drink specials geared toward college ArtStreet Amphitheatre last March. Eicher will also tion of musicians by their Web site betarecords.com/ On Tuesday Betancourt played students. Monday night includes nude.watusi, the band members range in ages 20 to presumably rock several of his solo acoustic pieces, trivia with a group of friends, free pizza during the Monday night many of which can be found on 2006’s “Broken Mir- 50. The concert is free and includes free food. rors and Microscopes,” one of Eicher’s two full al- including one friend who recently football game. On Tuesdays an emcee bums which highlight his versatile voice and catchy returned to campus after being home is brought in to host trivia at 9:30 songwriting abilities. Be swooned by Eicher and his due to illness. On his team “Say No p.m. followed by karaoke at 11 p.m. ensemble at myspace.com/jdeicher or on iTunes. To Mono” Betancourt and his team Wednesday offers “aquarium” style won their fourth game of trivia this drink specials. Thursday is glass year. collection night, where you can buy a The Fieldhouse has been in Fieldhouse glass for four dollars with Student “Monologue Night” operation since 1996, but recently dollar refills. Finally, at the end of the undertook new management. Joe week, on Fridays at 4:30 p.m. they set Barlage took over as manager of the out free pizza. includes writer Steve Martin Fieldhouse at the end of June. The Fieldhouse mirrors the FRANK STANKO Michael Winn, explores his intense, “It’s a little bit of a new experience University of Dayton in its small Staff Writer French-speaking side with the song “I for me,” Barlage said. “You get to size, its smiling staff and its feeling Don’t Know,” bears little resemblance know a lot of great people, lot of great of closeness and camaraderie with This Friday at 8 p.m., the Black Box to the monologue “Patter for the students and a lot of grad students everyone who goes there. Where most of the Music/Theatre building, Room Floating Lady,” where the gift of a that keep coming back.” bars can become too rowdy or feel 137, will host “Monologue Night,” tennis shoe encapsulates the best Joe said the reason many of his commercialized, the Fieldhouse is a a collection of short, solo pieces and worst of Natalie Adler’s latest student customers keep coming pleasant environment for students to performed by 11 student actors. relationship. In that same vein, Emily back is because they bought their enjoy their weekend. Barlage thanks For directors Nora Coyle and Mills’ “Dear John” takes a good look at first drink at the Fieldhouse. the university for this. Michelle Olszewski, “Monologue just who is to blame for a breakup. Many juniors at UD turn 21 while “We’ve been real lucky,” Barlage Night” is both a lasting tradition and a Fittingly, the two monologues on LEA WISE-SURGUY/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER living on the Darkside, and they said. “I think it’s all because of Students rehearsed Monday in the Black great way to get people to participate in parenting have the advantage of two Box for “UD Monologues” on Friday. continue going there because they what UD stresses on their students; Studio Theatre without the pressures unique hooks for their audience. While have grown fond of it. Aside from it’s the reason why we don’t have of auditions and extensive rehearsals. “One Sunny Day in April” centers Holiday,” while sophomore Brian himself and one other employee, problems.” “It’s great and totally stress free,” around a mother’s fond remembrance Pierce shares his secrets of tranquility Olszewski said. That laid back attitude, of her daughter’s idyllic childhood, in a piece from “American Beauty.” so much a part of ‘Monologue Night,’ “End of the World” plays with the Finally, student Eric Small muses expresses itself in the considerable notion of parents having a real sense about loneliness and little red-headed simplicity of the technical aspects of of power regarding their children. girls in a lunch scene from “You’re a the evening.” Even the blatantly comedic Good Man, Charlie Brown.” In many ways, the monologues are monologues tickle different aspects of just as much the stars of the show as the funny bone. For the fan of gentle the performers. By writers varying humor, there’s “Flesh and Bones,” HOW TO GO from Steve Martin to Nancy Meyers in where Sarah Meyer plays an (“The Holiday”), these 11 pieces tackle unapologetic chocoholic. Character- WHAT “Monologue Night” themes as complex as wondering driven humor gets its due with “True where a love went wrong to as simple Story,” which revolves around flight WHEN Friday, Oct.17, at as a memorable day at work. attendant Lauren Haner’s unique 8 p.m. Love, in all its many splendid and pre-flight presentation. For physical WHERE Music/Theatre Building, splintered forms, is a hallmark of this comedy lovers, Tyler Sarkis’ showcase Room 137 (the Black Box) year’s “Monologue Night.” Five pieces about a dance student’s frustrating have love as a central theme. However, encounter with an itchy classmate. COST Free, but seats must be thanks to the diversity of monologues, Hollywood even rears its head reserved in advance the theme doesn’t drown in repetition. in “Monologue Night.” Sophomore RYAN KOZELKA/ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR For instance, the monologue “The Grace Stratton laments “falling in INFO Reserve seats From right to left: Sean O’Neill, Patrick Doyle, Jeni Schneeman enjoy free pizza at the Fieldhouse Monday night. Professor,” where the title character, love alone” in her piece from “The (937) 229-3685 8 OPINIONS Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008

“What is the danger of seeing or reading something you don’t agree with? Will you fly through a windshield? Where are the corpses of those who died from being offended?” forum Susie Bright, author, blogger, “Alternet,” 2007 fneditorial yourturn Creepy: Still going down Facebook has turned a lot of us into Changes in global economy will change the U.S. for many years to come stalkers who can’t get enough bailout action or lack of action in is most of campus acting like noth- You are a stalker. It may not be intentional, but most of us are guilty which we just ride it out will be a ing is wrong? of meeting people for the first time and looking them up on Facebook bipartisan action that will require a Take a look at the cartoon on pg. the following day. We make judgments about who they are based on great deal of support from all sides. 13. People are continuing to spend shallow observations such as how they look, their interests and what The same can be said for decisions money like it’s nothing and the their friends say on their wall. Jason Lyon opinions editor regarding defense spending and fu- economy continues to rise. Yes, we But there are more intrinsic evils to this social networking program. ture deployment of troops. go to a school where many students It seems to revert people’s behavior back to elementary school. For in- As we all know, the economy I’m getting off course here, have families that are more than stance, relationships exist in the real world, not the Facebook world. isn’t acting very American right though, back to the economic crisis financially stable, but it still seems Whether or not it is disclosed online should not have any bearing on the now. Currently, on Wednesday, Oct. (the Dow is down almost 400 for the weird to me. actual relationship of your partner and yourself. 15, 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial day by the way). Our generation is in I’m not saying that I’ve been sav- Secondly, why would you ever defriend a person? Regardless of what Average is down about 300 points a precarious situation. Not only are ing money. I certainly spend my that person has done to you it comes off as ignorant and immature, not thus putting it back under 9000. our families being affected by what fair share and over fall break spent to mention is has no actual bearing in the real world. Just because you Frankly, this sucks. Markets all is going on, but our future is, too. We a small fortune (plus FIFA 09 just defriend a person does not mean they go away and simply limiting the over the world are getting hit hard are looking at a possible period of came out), but maybe that isn’t the profile would probably suffice. whether it is here, Europe, or Asia. high unemployment and high prices right thing to be doing. Sure, put- In our text message culture, we also tend to have wall conversations Considering it is an election year, upon entering the job market, not to ting money back into the economy that take place over the course of a week. If you need to talk to someone the two candidates, Sens. McCain mention the future status of our na- by purchasing of goods will help so badly, talk to them or go see them in person. That way everyone with and Obama, have been discussing tion. the crisis, but we should probably access to Facebook will not know your personal business. with the American public what they All through the 1990s, the U.S. be a little more cautious with our Speaking of personal business, Facebook allows employers to see will do to help fix the problem. was the undisputed lone superpower money. what we do during our spare time. Yes, photo albums can be blocked and profiles can be made private, but this is not foolproof. Many corpo- I have no idea which one would be in the world both militarily and eco- I hope things turn around soon. rations (and the government especially) have ways of seeing your profile better for our economy in the future nomically. However, with this sud- Spending money is a huge part of in order to gain information and there are many stories of people being but if I had to guess, I would say that den economic collapse, the position my life, but at the same time I am not denied jobs as a result of this. Granted, some companies use this service it will make absolutely no difference of the U.S. in the global marketplace going to put faith in our next presi- in order to find potential job candidates, it can still potentially do more at all. People put too much empha- looks to change drastically. dent to immediately fix the situation. harm than good. sis on who will be president in times We may very well no longer find Things don’t work that way. What it really comes down to with Facebook is that we love it. We like these. We (Republicans and ourselves sitting on top of the world, The Dow is now down over 700 check it multiple times a day and we rely on it to keep up with the most Democrats) come from the same ba- with powers such as China and the and still under 9,000. Bummer. recent news about our friends (and complete strangers). What it does sic school of thought when it comes EU beginning to rival us, which though is turn us into inmmature creepers who can’t just talk to people to economics. Any type of extreme bring me to my final question: Why face-to-face when we need something. Maybe we should start talking to people face to face. What else are we going to do? Use Facebook until we are 40? Word on the street... fnstaff 2008-2009 Do you listen to Flyer Radio?

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Propeller Editor Amanda Orr Web Editor CJ Wurtz Copy Editor Tim Graves Asst. Web Editor Daniel Longenbaker Pat O’mara, junior Annah kimani, senior Rita Uhlenhake, senior Photography Editor Briana Synder Finance pre med psychology and spanish OPINIONS 9 Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008 letters to the editor Despite how outcome may Junior thinks Obama/Biden only real choice Closely associated with the Republican Party is the her is disheartening. Being governor of our physically ideology of conservatism. At the risk of sounding redun- largest state, - an argument unfathomably used by Palin, look, keep fighting for McCain dant, I argue that inherent in all conservative values is Republican advisers, and supporters — is not on any- the nature of actually being conservative; that is, doing one's list of presidential qualifications. Both her self-pro- As I am getting ready to walk justice. A search that left our hous- things in such a way as to be discreet. To approach some- claimed foreign policy experience of being close to Russia out the door and go to work at ing market in a dangerous limbo thing conservatively is to do so without taking unneces- and her belief that dinosaurs and humans coexisted (not the John McCain victory center, between perceived invincibility and sary risk. I don't think I'm surprising anyone by assum- joking) cast an enormous shadow of doubt on her leader- I think about the election that is utter failure. The lenders acted ir- ing that those who adhere to this political viewpoint are ship qualities and quite frankly, her intelligence. going to happen in America in 29 responsibly, the government acted most likely planning on voting for John McCain on Nov. Based on personal beliefs and examination of issues days. Sen. McCain will be defeated foolishly, and the people were stuck 4. A vote for McCain is generally in line with these con- important to me, I will be voting for Barack Obama (sur- by Sen. Obama, that has become somewhere in the middle. Who will servative values. prised?). If you agree with John McCain's policies and clear. I will keep fighting my heart be left to clean up the mess? The Notice, however, that I specifically stated "a vote for beliefs, then I can understand why you would vote Repub- out to get McCain elected, but the only people that didn’t do anything McCain." I neglected to include his vice presidential nom- lican. However, I ask you to examine who else you are vot- cause is something that I can see wrong, the middle class. inee, Sarah Palin, and for good reason. Unfortunately, a ing for, as it is a real, legitimate possibility that this person fading away with every moment Well, for the next 29 days I’m go- vote for McCain is also a vote for Palin. To be blunt, Sarah may actually become president. What lies in this possibil- that passes. ing to keep going to work every day. Palin is quite unfit for the presidency of the United States. ity is an enormous risk — a risk that someone who has Through my life, I have looked I’m going to keep my yard sign up While this is only my opinion, which you can safely and shown herself to be both unqualified and incompetent back at elections like 1984 and said, in my yard, and I’m going to keep correctly assume is that of a liberal UD student, it is an could actually be our president. Taking this risk by vot- “How could the people not see a 49 hoping that people will wake up opinion based on the deficiencies displayed by Gov. Palin ing for McCain/Palin is not a conservative decision. state landslide coming?” Well my and see what is in front of them. over the past month. friends, this is going to be the ques- Better yet, I hope I’ll wake up from What Sarah Palin has said since her nomination, both tion they’ll be asking about us in 20 what seems like a bad dream. Re- in interviews and in speeches, essentially amounts to a years. John McCain will be crushed gardless, nothing will change for cacophony of question-dodging drivel. Her inability to Joe Milacek, Junior on Nov. 4 by an epic proportion. me. I will walk to the 100 block of provide any substantive responses to questions asked of Computer Information Systems When I ask myself what’s to Stonemill on Tuesday, Nov. 4 and blame for this defeat that is hur- cast my vote for the McCain/Palin dling toward my fellow Republicans ticket. When I watch the results and I, I can say without reserva- that night, I am sure to be upset, tion that the economic uncertainty but not disappointed, as I knew the that we face is to blame. Is the fact results more than a month before. that the economy is in shambles Finally, on Inauguration Day, McCain’s fault, or even the fault I will watch Barack Obama make of the Republican Party? I would history, and at that moment my argue that it isn’t. However, the feelings from the election season buck stops with the president of will be erased, and I will welcome the United States, and he happens this new era in America... and hope to be a Republican. The blame will to God the four years to come prove be handed to the Republican Party, me wrong. I share the hope Sen. and it will be handed to them on Obama preaches. Please Senator, Nov. 4, in a huge way. validate America’s choice... make The people in this great land will us proud and keep us safe. make up their minds about who’s to blame for our economic mess, and once they do, that opinion will not be changed for a few decades at least. Most will look past the Demo- Adam Eversole, Junior crats and their search for social Political Science

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ourpolicy Jason Lyon SEnior Flyer News is the student-run of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or warranties International studies regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50 to 500-word letters to the editor @ flyernews.com. Submissions must include name, major, phone number and year. 10 SPORTS Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008 THIS WEEK’s Volleyball SChedule ‘Dig for the Cure’ to help breast cancer

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Tonight’s match against Rhode Island will benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation’s search for a cure CROSS COUNTRY many times our benevolence by Pre-Nationals Meet at Terre donating to hurricane victims, Haute, Ind. inner-city projects and other world issues. The volleyball team has provided us with another WOMEN’S SOCCER CORY GRIFFIN SPORTS EDITOR opportunity — one that may hit Fri. Oct. 10 vs. Rhode Island home for many students. Breast Tonight the volleyball team will cancer is something that many of FOOTBALL honor a special group of people our parents, relatives and family Sat. Oct. 18 at Davidson who have been forced to sacrifice friends have gone through, and parts of their lives to fight a life- if not cured could affect all of us threatening illness, breast cancer. later on in life. VOLLEYBALL There aren’t many diseases that Don’t strike out this time, head Fri. Oct. 17 vs. Rhode Island have had as profound of an impact out to the volleyball game and Sat. Oct. 18 vs. Fordham on society during the last decade. instead of spending the $5 in your Cases of breast cancer seem to pocket on another drink, drop MEN’S SOCCER increase each year, however with it in one of the collection boxes early detection signs and medical to help out the Susan G. Komen Fri. Oct. 17 at Charlotte procedures, there are more and Foundation, and show the giving Sun. Oct. 19 at Saint Louis more cases where the patient spirit of the UD community one survives the disease. more time. All this goes to show how The volleyball team’s record donations to organizations over stands at 13-7 overall, and 4-0 in inside the DAVE LOWE/PHOTOGRAPHER the past several years have paid the A-10. They face a very tough The Flyers volleyball team huddles after scoring a point in a match earlier NUMBERS off. The “pink movement” that has this season with Purdue. The team’s record stands at 13-7 and 4-0 in the recently taken over a wide variety Atlantic 10. They will host Rhode Island tonight. of consumer goods has not only 96 provided awareness, but has also Volleyball The percentage gradu- provided money for researching Frericks Center ation success rate for the disease. 2OCHESTER)NSTITUTEOF4ECHNOLOGY Dayton student athletes In tonight’s game, the volleyball Dayton, Ohio in 2008. UD’s 96 per- team will host Rhode Island in the ‘Dig for the Cure’ match. The game cent rate is highest in the will feature pink game jerseys worn by the Flyers, which will and is good for a tie for later be auctioned off in support TONIGHT 10th in the country. The of the disease. DIG FOR THE CURE NCAA released the latest The match will support the 7 p.m. breakdown of Division Susan G. Komen Foundation, which was started by Charlotte I graduation rates on vs. Rhode Island coach Lisa Marston in 2003. Tuesday. In addition, the “We are looking forward to Graduate Study At RIT report showed that Dayton the ‘Dig for the Cure’ match and graduated 100 percent of working with the Susan G. Komen Career-focused. Specialized. Technologically based. its student athletes in 10 of Breast Cancer Foundation,” TOMORROW head coach Kelly Shefffield said its 16 programs. s!RT $ESIGN #RAFTS in a press release. “The sport of 8 p.m. sGRADUATEDEGREES INCLUDING 0HOTOGRAPHY &ILM volleyball has really gotten behind -3-"!-&!0H$PROGRAMS vs. Fordham 'RAPHIC!RTS 12 this great cause and hopefully, s4ALENTEDANDDIVERSEFACULTYWITH The home win streak s%NGINEERING someday, that will help lead to a INDUSTRYCONNECTIONS that the football team is and Technology cure.” s3CHOLARSHIPSANDASSISTANCEAVAILABLE on. The Flyers notched In the past five years the s"USINESS -ANAGEMENT their 12th straight home event has raised over $300,000 for opponent this week in Rhode AND(UMAN3ERVICES s CORPORATEANDGOVERNMENTPARTNERSHIPS win last Saturday with a research to prevent this disease. Island, who will be trying to spoil s%DUCATION 0SYCHOLOGY s/NE YEARMASTERSDEGREESAND The game will also feature the Flyers’ four-game homestand. AND(UMAN2ESOURCES 27-9 thrashing of PFL rival ONLINEPROGRAMS collection boxes, by which fans “This match is one of our Drake. s#OMPUTINGAND sRESEARCHCENTERSSUPPORTINGAPPLIED will have the opportunity to donate signature matches for the year )NFORMATION3CIENCES RESEARCH CONSULTINGANDINNOVATION money for research, prevention and we hope people will come out and Technology 13.1 and a cure for breast cancer. in full force and support the many s ALUMNIWORLDWIDE s-ULTIDISCIPLINARY The number of points per This opportunity is certainly survivors, help us raise money, 'ENERAL3TUDIES game that the football worthwhile, as sporting events and, at the same time, come and s3CIENCE -ATHEMATICS Contact us at: such as these have proven to boost cheer on the Flyers to victory,” team has given up on 3TATISTICS AND www/rit.edu/gradstudy/4 knowledge and awareness of these Sheffield said. average this season. The )MAGING3CIENCE 1-866-260-3950 diseases, while the events have The team will also play Flyers have posted one also provided an opportunity for Saturday night against Fordham Visit Us Anytime. shutout so far this year. disease-preventing foundations at 8 p.m. Come out this weekend to to collect money for research in support not only the Flyers, but a Attend a webinar on graduate study at RIT order to find cures. great cause. October 21 at 7:00 p.m. At Dayton, we’ve shown SPORTS 11 Flyer News•Friday, October 17, 2008 Men’s Hoops Basketball vouchers go on sale tonight Student vouchers for Dayton basketball games still reasonably priced, Red Scare to sell vouchers in Athletic Practice Facility

BRYCE STUCKENSCHNEIDER These vouchers can be redeemed young players is a cornerstone to Chief Staff Writer for tickets to the men’s basketball the 2008-2009 campaign. Perhaps games. Vouchers guarantee you a most interesting will be the first According to ESPN, the average seat at each men’s home basketball full season for Chris Wright in a ticket to an NBA game costs $51.02. game and will also include the Red Flyers uniform (considering he Similarly, the average ticket price Scare shirt for the winter season. stays healthy). In numberous for men’s NCAA basketball games If you cannot attend the event, publications, Wright has been is around $35-40. Here at UD, your friend must have your student dubbed one of the most exciting students pay about $1.50 per game. ID card in order to purchase players return to A-10 play this To put it into perspective, for the vouchers for you. One individual is season. price of one and a half Junior Bacon capable of purchasing a total of four The UD squad will appear on Cheeseburgers, six gumballs, or a sets of vouchers, as long as they national television three times this couple candy bars, we can watch have IDs for all of the students. year. Both home and away Xavier Chris Wright run past, jump over, Students will receive games are slated to be on the ESPN and demoralize opponents for about comprehensive information on family of networks. In addition, two hours. how to properly use the Spirit the Jan. 29 game at home versus St. With high tuition and gas Point System when they purchase Louis will air on WHIO. prices, at least students have vouchers tonight. The Flyers boast an exciting something reasonably priced to Students’ vouchers can be home schedule this year, with cling to — basketball tickets. At $30 redeemed the week of any home home games against in-state foe for a season’s worth of vouchers, game at box offices at UD arena or Miami and rival Xavier. With a this may be one of the best deal in Kennedy Union. team that started very hot and in around. The Flyers finished last season the national spotlight last year, Voucher distribution for this with a 23-11 record, exiting late the Flyers also play a couple of year’s basketball season will in the NIT Tournament versus formidable opponents in Marquette FLYER NEWS FILE PHOTO take place tonight in the Athletic the . This and Auburn before conference play Sophomore forward Chris Wright looks to put his injury from last Practice Facility (the old PAC season promises to be one of hope begins. season behind him in hopes of leading the Flyers into the NCAA Tournament building), according to Red Scare. and change. The potential of the for the first time in five seasons.

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JOHN BEDELL beat UD, they’ll make a name for Assistant Sports Editor themselves.” Aside from the Flyers’ tradition After notching its fifth win of Chamberlin said that opponents the year with a 27-9 beatdown of bring it harder against UD because Drake, the football team is taking they want to knock off the defending its show on the road this Saturday Patriot Football League champs. to North Carolina. The Flyers will take on the (2-3, 1-2) in their first conference road game this season. Although the Flyers have a FOOTBALL 439-mile, nearly eight-hour trip to Davidson ahead of them today, Richardson Stadium it’s business as usual for the boys Davidson, N.C. in Flyer red and blue. The Flyers are heading into Saturday’s game against the Wildcats with a 5-1 record. Although head coach Rick SATURDAY Chamberlin and his coaches and players are pleased with their 1 p.m. strong start, they know that teams are gunning for the Flyers now. Coach Chamberlin said that teams want to knock off Dayton every year because of the program’s DAYTON (5-1) tradition. “Teams look at Dayton as vs. their big game, they really do,” Chamberlin said. “For most of the DAVIDSON (2-3) teams in our league and outside our league at our level, Dayton is their big game. They feel like if they can

“I really believe that our to try to find a way to sleep on approach is crucial when you opponents want to play their a Friday night in the Ghetto,” consider how tough the PFL is. best game of the season against Florian said. “I live on Kiefaber “In this league, you have to Dayton,” Chamberlin said. and sometimes it’s a little loud.” approach each game as if it’s the Davidson’s goal will be no Florian also said that the road most important,” Chamberlin said. different. trips make it easier to focus, “Whether it was Drake last week, Senior starting quarterback because you have the entire Davidson this week, or Valparaiso Rob Florian agreed that the Flyers previous day to ready yourself for next week; those are the most have their work cut out for them. the game. important games for us.” “Going down there is always “You leave Friday morning, One thing that will make this tough,” Florian said. “They have miss class, then the team stays game a little easier for the Flyers a really good team and they’re at the same hotel Friday night, is the play of their defense. Dayton always very sound. They’re just and you eat breakfast together on has allowed 13.1 points per game like us in that they don’t wow you Saturday morning,” Florian said. on average this season, a stat that on film athletically but they play “You’re forced to focus in; you’re Chamberlin is proud of. well and they fly to the ball. I’m with the team and that’s it.” “If you can keep teams out of looking forward to it.” Road trip, reputation, and the end zone you have a chance,” Florian added that, among record aside, Chamberlin said that Chamberlin said. “There are a other things, he expects a close the team will approach Davidson lot of stats out there like rushing game against Davidson. just as they would any other defense, and total defense. But “They have a good team this game. what it comes down to is the score. year. They’re hard hitting, and “We’re going to travel first How much do you give up on they’re a smart ballclub,” Florian class, do the right things as a team, average? And if we can keep that said. “You have to put a whole prepare while we’re there, and then down then we are going to have a ballgame together to beat them, go out and play our best for a road chance to win each game.” you have to be focused.” game.” Chamberlin said. “They The Flyers hope to continue The Flyers will have to stay don’t care if they’re at home or on that dominance on Saturday at focused in order to play their the road. They are going to play Davidson. The kickoff time is set best game against the Wildcats, the same style of play regardless for 1 p.m. The Flyers will look for RYAN KOZELKA/ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR AND LEA WISE-SURGUY/PHOTOGRAPHER something Florian says is actually and I feel that that’s what we’ll do their third straight win and their Above: Sophomore J.J. Vercammen (center) and the rest of the Flyer defense swarms toward a fumble in last week’s victory over Drake. Below: easier for him to do on the road. against Davidson.” first road win of the season. Sophomore wide receiver Steve Valentino is dragged out of bounds in a “For home games you’ve got Chamberlin said that this game against Fordham.