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Follow Us: T e Pacif can @T ePacif can @T ePacif can PACIFIC VOICES ROAR Students Faculty, Protest ASUoP have Natalia Gevara Resolutions News Editor Carlos Flores Editor-in-Chief Student protesters armed with a bullhorn, cow- bells and hand-lettered signs that bore slogans such as “Pam Over the last couple needs to Jam” chanted outside of weeks, the dissatisf ed voic- the University of the Pacif c’s es of the Pacif c community Board of Regents meeting one have been growing louder and week ago af er feeling their louder and now faculty leaders voices were being suppressed have prepared a resolution of regarding impending budget “no conf dence” in President cuts, a proposed tuition Pamela Eibeck, which they increase and what they feel is a have shared with media out- lack of transparency. lets. T e hour-long rally took place T is resolution fol- in front of Alumni House and lows a faculty letter of concern inside the meeting, the regents addressed to the Board of and university president Regents in the spring of 2018. Pamela Eibeck could hear the T e resolution focuses on chants of scores of protestors. multiple areas through which “We knew the Regents were the university faculty feel coming, and we thought it that President Eibeck has not would be the perfect time to performed her duty, including put on a protest,” Caroline leadership, f scal management, Styc, Economics and Political transparency, and community (bottom right) Students use Science `19, said. morale. the Spirit Rocks to make Near the end of their meeting, T e resolution notes statements about the admin- the regents came out to ad- that, “While we recognize the istration and the upcoming dress the students. seriousness of such a decision, protest. “While it may be dif cult to we f nd no alternatives, given understand, the Board fully a failure of communication (above) Last week, a protest with the President and a lack Protest was held at the Alumni House. Resolutions Continued on Page 3 PC: Natalia Gevera Continued from Page 2 The Pacifican | 2 News Thursday, October 25 , 2018 faculty, outlines a list of areas governance model at Pacifc Resolutions of dissatisfaction, including and it wouldn’t be fair for the Continued from Page 1 student concerns regarding Board to voice their opinion the increasing rates of tuition on something that hasn’t of access to the Board of and the mismanagement of been fnalized or formally Regents.” the university’s budget. presented to the board by the Te multiple points “Hopefully we will faculty.” of dissatisfaction within the learn from this,” says Zachary At the student-or- resolution are backed by sta- Grenig ‘20. “It’s annoying ganized protest last week, Hu- tistical data showcasing a lack that our tuition is raising and ber addressed the crowd and of improvement in multiple faculty salaries are getting cut said the board fully supports key areas of student success because of overspending.” Eibeck. including freshman and Board of Regents While the combi- third-year persistence, as well president Kevin Huber, nation of the resolutions and as six-year graduation rate. answering questions from Te pressure from the protests are Janell Reyner ‘19 Pacifcan via email, said the beginning to have some gain was surprised by the resolu- board is aware of the faculty’s attention from the Board of tion from the faculty, saying resolution. He said change is Regents and administration that, “I knew some faculty difcult and “unfortunately, as evidenced by a decision to are behind us and want to see the budget reductions have increase tuition by 3 percent things change, but I didn’t engendered anger towards instead of the proposed 3.2 know if anything was really President Eibeck among some percent, there is still some going to happen.” “It seems faculty.” doubt that more immediate As Pacifc students made their voices heard by painting messages on the Spir-PC: Natalia Gevara like more and more people “I have seen a resolution from change will occur or that the it Rocks and by protesting, faculty and ASUop drafed resolutions. are more aware of what is the Academic Council and I Board of Regent’s support of going on and I think that is understand that there will be President Eibeck will waver. the frst step to anything like submitted on October Eibeck, calling the removal, olution submitted by the a vote of faculty in the near “I think it will take some this,” Reyner continued. 16th. Te frst resolution “an infringement on the right senate being an expression of future,” he said. “I would serious persuasion to get to Tis resolution condemned the removal of the Pacifc community to concerns regarding President rather respond to what the publicly change their sup- was also met by two similar of messages spray painted express view critical of the Eibeck and the University ad- entire faculty adopts than to port,” says Reyner. resolutions from the ASUoP on the rocks by students administration”. ministration. Te resolution, a proposal. Te faculty is an News editor Natalia Gevara Student Senate, having been criticizing President Te second res- much like that released by the important part of the shared contributed to this report. The Pacifican | 3 News Thursday, October 25 , 2018
Protest John Gutierrez Political Science ‘20 was among those Continued from Page 1 present at the meeting. “We do know that it is a violation of supports the president right free speech under the ASUOP now,” Kevin Huber, president constitution, under Pacifc’s of the Board of Regents, said. Tiger Lore, under the Califor- Students were spurred to nia constitution, and under action afer messages painted the United States constitu- on the campus Spirit Rocks on tion,” Gutierrez said. “Tese Oct. 11 listing grievances with were factual statements. Tey the president and adminis- were not derogatory and they tration were painted over. were not ofensive.” Messages painted on the rocks Students also voiced their including “Pam Eibeck = over concerns with the overall rela- $500k” and “415 dropouts.” tionship between students and Students continued to paint Pamela Eibeck. Tis included the rock both Friday and Sat- the disconnect students feel, urday night, again highlight- citing it is highly discouraged ing tuition costs, Pamela Ei- for students to contact them beck’s salary, the departments without going through the sufering from budget cuts, ofce of the President frst. and the number of students “It’s not a policy, but it is a who have dropped out within practice. Te message directly the past year. Te rocks were from the president is if you again covered by administra- would like to engage or com- tion on both days. municate with a Regent, it Te campus Spirit Rocks are used to promote the student protest. PC: Carlos Flores Te paint coverup sparked must go through the presi- outrage among students, dent’s ofce,” Vice President Dobbs, Applied Economics Tough the Pres- to the faculty perspectives and President Eibeck, the Board leading to the creation of the of Student Life Renee Barnett ‘19. “Tat is why we are here ident did not address the that of our students. Ulti- of Regents voted to increase it Twitter account @uopinde- Terry said. today. We feel that Pam Eibeck protestors, students felt that mately we are charged with by 3%.” cline, which began the hashtag Pacifc students feel that this and administration is not the protest was an overall making decisions to insure Te day afer the #NoMaamPam. As the rocks pipeline is inefective. addressing these issues.” success in voicing the changes the long-term sustainability protest, the rock was painted continued to be sprayed by “Everything you [Board of Te protest, a rare event they demanded. of the University,” Huber said. once more, reading “#Te- students the week of October Regents] hear is fltered by on campus, brought out “I could really “We believe that some of the FightContinues.” 14th, the Twitter account the administration. Because supporters including alumni feel the anger of the student discord is the result of difcult On Monday, Eibeck sent a tweeted photos of them, they are not doing their job, Lee Neves, Class of 1997, who body,and it was incredible,” budget adjustments and the campuswide email addressing quickly gaining a large follow- and they’re not doing them showed up to the protest with Styc said. impact on individuals, and free expression on campus. ing of Pacifc students. correctly, they’re going to flter pizzas in support of the cause. However, Styc that some of it is the result of “Messages were recently re- October 15th saw the rocks things in their favor in order “I was disappointed — along with many other a lack of understanding of the moved from the Spirit Rocks,” painted again, with Tiger to make them look better and that the President of the Board students — still feel like their issues we are addressing in the she wrote. “Tis was an Lore’s Freedom of Expression to make faculty and students of Regents came out to ad- grievances were not addressed midst of a changing landscape unfortunate misstep and one policy taped to them. Te look bad,” Styc said at the dress the students and not the appropriately. in higher education national- for which I deeply apologize. policy states that freedom of meeting. President. Tat was a sign of “He [Huber] should’ve said ly.” I want to remind everyone of expression “includes the right Styc helped orga- cowardice on her part,” Neves that they hear our grievances ASUOP President, the importance of freedom of to peaceable communicate, nized the protest, which gath- said. and that they’re going to make Grant Kirkpatrick, addressed expression at our university. observe, listen, and assemble ered support from hundreds Robert Andrews actual change. But instead he the crowd at the protest. In the … I am proud of our students in public meeting areas in of students, as they held up Economics ‘22, was among the defended himself, the board, afermath, he posted on the and their willingness to order to freely exchange ideas, signs that read “No Ma’am protestors seeking change. and the president, and that’s ASUOP Facebook page that express important issues. Our without regard to the content Pam” and “Save Faculty.” “I’m hoping for not what the students wanted the tuition hike was decreased administration and I remain of views expressed.” During the protests, several future change. We’ve already to hear,” Styc said. “He was from 3.2 percent to 3 percent. committed to continue to fnd Te evening before the pro- students spoke to the crowd seen some process in getting condescending, dismissive, “Tis week students ways to listen and respond to test, the Board of Regents held outside the Alumni house. the ear of the Regents towards and too defensive.” stood up, spoke out, and our students. a meeting with 12 Pacifc stu- “Our administrators are mak- the students,” Andrews said. When asked about caused change to occur at Now that students have dents to discuss their concerns ing a ton of money and we “We need them to actually val- the rising discord on cam- Pacifc. It’s not the change that found their voice, their spirit with administration. At the feel like it is not coming back ue what students are saying. If pus, Huber maintained that was demanded, but it was a is strong, and they continue meeting, the students accused to students. We want to know nothing continues to get done, the Board is open to hearing step in the right direction,” to be concerned that budget administration of violating why we are paying them so students will keep losing faith student voices. Kirkpatrick said. “Rather than cuts will impact their Pacifc their freedom of speech with much and where our money is in administration and the “Te Board of Re- increasing tuition by 3.2%, experience. the cover up of the rocks. going,” said Hannah White- Board of Regents. gents is committed to listening as was recommended by The Pacifican | 4 Opinion Thursday, October 25 , 2018 What the Kavanaugh Appointment Says About Respect for Women Scarlett Green Opinion Editor
On October 6th, 2018, afer a close Senate vote, one of the most controver- sial appointments in history took place: the swearing in of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. For many women’s rights activists across the country, this feels like a slap in the face. Te controver- sial issues surrounding Brett Kavanaugh’s confrmation involve allegations of sexual assault directed toward him by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford. Since the alleged sexual assault would have occurred over thirty years ago, there is no DNA evidence linking Kavanaugh and he therefore denied the accusa- tions vehemently. However, the evidence the public does have against Kavanaugh seems pretty condemning. Two other women by the names of Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick Brett Kavanaugh, who was since confrmed, gives his testimony in front of the Senate. PC: SFGate have also accused Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, and a Kavanaugh’s confrmation, questions posed to him during Despite gender also says, “Te second accuser Kavanaugh to the Supreme polygraph test administered to Cecelia Freeman, Internation- the trial. bias like this, which can be has nothing. Te second Court to be a great step in Dr. Ford by the FBI confrms al Relations ‘21, says, “I was Kavanaugh was witnessed every day in the po- accuser doesn’t even know, she the direction of the Republi- her truthfulness with respect extremely shocked. I thought seen ofen raising his voice, litical sphere, President Trump thinks maybe it could’ve been can Party, others view it as a to the allegations toward there would be a sway of votes banging his fsts on the table, issued a statement in response him, maybe not. She admits failure of the American justice Justice Kavanaugh. afer the Supreme Court hear- and even crying. While these to the backlash following Ka- that she was drunk…” system and a step backward However, none of ing and afer victims of sexual behaviors could be likened vanaugh’s appointment saying, In response to this from gender equality. this evidence was deemed by assault shared their stories. to those of a child throwing “It’s a scary time for young statement, Jazmin Galvan, As we debate the the Senate as sufcient to mer- What also shocks me is that a tantrum, they certainly men in America.” Political Science ‘21, says, justifability of Kavanaugh’s it a dismissal of Kavanaugh’s afer his hearing, it seems like could not be likened to ft the Tis statement “If Kavanaugh was able to confrmation, the future of Supreme Court nomination. they didn’t take in his behav- standards of a well composed reveals how Trump, as well as achieve such a prominent and women’s rights hangs in the As we currently have a major- iors. In a stressful situation he Supreme Court Justice. many others, believe that the amazing position even afer all balance. ity Republican Senate, some should still be level headed Alhough the fact publicity following the accu- of the allegations, then what As of now, the speculate that partisanship in and calm. How do you think that a woman’s ftness to sations brought forth by the hope is there for a woman to American justice system favor of the Republican party he will be debating if he be- govern is ofen questioned for women involved in Kavana- be believed?... ‘It’s a scary time seems to have shown once may have played a larger part haves like that in the Supreme their supposed predisposition ugh’s case encourage women for everyone who again that the protection in infuencing the Senate’s Court?” to let their emotions get the to falsely accuse men of sexual has been abused and is being women’s rights are of less decision than the facts, allega- What Freeman best of them, Kavanaugh was assault. silenced by more powerful importance to it than the tions, and even Kavanaugh’s refers to here is the emotional able to get away with such be- Trump, also having individuals’ should be what is protection of the wealthy and argument have. outbursts that accompanied havior on a large scale, while faced many sexual assault al- being said.” powerful. When asked about Kavanaugh’s responses to still obtaining the Supreme legations from various women While some consid- her initial reaction to Justice some of the harder hitting Court Justice position. over the course of his career er the confrmation of Justice The Pacifican | 5 Opinion Thursday, October 25 , 2018 Michael Myers is Back on the Big Screen and Back to Formula
Noah Lenzi & in the f lm. And Myers, who is they should’ve been. T e vio- Despite all these gripes the Henry Greenthal downright terrifying without lence itself also seems to lack last 10 minutes manages to be his mask, reclaims his mask any real natural escalation, the best part of the f lm. T e Staf Writers and look and promptly loses sometimes following up the ending itself is as amazing most of the horror he brought brutal pummeling of a victim as it is haunting. All of this We saw Halloween. Not John earlier in the f lm. It does with another merely being is elevated even more by the Carpenter’s Halloween, no things a lot better than others stabbed a few times in a bland absolutely awesome update of not Rob Zombie’s Halloween. but it’s still painful af er such fashion. John Carpenter’s score. Even We’re talking about 2018’s an amazing f rst act. T ere T ankfully some of the some of the scenes that don’t Halloween, the sequel to... eh, are also attempts at humor, interesting elements between work feel better with the fan- Halloween. It’s co-written by but it’s hit or miss. When it Myers and Strode linger but tastic soundtrack over them. the Danny McBride, giving misses it completely breaks are never built upon. It was But it’s still hard to ignore the us enough justif cation to just from the tone. Some parts are as if a deeper mythology was mess that this movie is. call this one Danny McBride’s actually scary and well played around Myers in this one and We didn’t dislike Danny Halloween. out while other scenes feel Michael Myers appears yet again in PC: ew.com it almost works. T ey needed McBride’s Halloween but we Much like 2017’s the 2018 edition of “Halloween.” inconsistent in comparison. more focus on this mythology didn’t love it either. It’s okay. Alien: Covenant, Hallow- instead of wasting time with If you want a decent horror een sets out to be both a likely to make you wince and per the norm in the franchise, other characters that ulti- movie to see in theaters with fan service f lm as well as a tense up in uncomfortable lack the gruesome and over mately go nowhere. One very friends this Halloween then revitalization of the franchise. It does things a anxiety and horror. T en the the top nature of the Friday weird thing happens near the by all means go see it, you’ll While the f rst act sets up f lm goes on to have a death the 13th f lms and the of the end with one of the characters have a good time. But a great what should be an interesting lot better than with sounds so inef ective the wall and brutal absurdity of that’s just so lef f eld and it’s f lm this is not. Michael Myers and fantastic entry in the gruesome murder borders on the Nightmare on Elm Street never talked about again. should stay dead af er this, series, it’s the fan service that others but it’s comedic. f lms. T e f lm certainly tries It’s just a glaring example of the reception so far is good ends up doing most of the On the topic of to, though. However, that’s not the untapped ideas f oating enough for the series to go out work. T e f lm establishes still painful murder, the staple of any to say the f lm doesn’t have at around in this f lm and it’s a on a high note. everything from the char- slasher movie is, of course, the least three standout kills, they shame. acters, tension and the past af er such an kills. T e kills in Halloween, as just aren’t as memorable as trauma excellently. Jamie Lee Curtis makes a brilliant and amazing f rst convincing return as a broken and paranoid (if not prepared) act Laurie Strode. Her connection to Michael Myers feels more Speaking of incon- realistic than it did in previous sistencies, the sound design is ADVERTISE f lms and it only racks up the wildly varied in quality. First, tension more af er he breaks we should mention the f lm’s out. But all good things have extraordinary musical score, IN THE to come to an end don’t they? which masterfully blends the As the f lm moves 80’s synth of the original f lm into the second act, good with the contemporary sound things planted in the f rst act of today, making a beautiful PACIFICAN start to crumble apart and combination of terror and the f lm begins to go into the adrenaline. However, being a University of the Pacifc’s motions of any slasher movie. horror f lm, sound is greatly Student Newspaper T e once well-written and important in the building of well-liked characters from the tension and atmosphere. T is f rst act become caricatures, is utilized greatly during a with once decent and funny scene in which only Michael’s males turning into horny and thundering footsteps are used Effectively reach drunk morons and the once to perpetuate a feeling of in- compelling and protago- evitable dread and inescapable 5000 students & 2000 employees nist-worthy female becoming doom. Email [email protected] c.edu for more info. a piece of shrieking cardboard T e sounds of the murder that with the weakest development takes place shortly af er are The Pacifican | 6 Lifestyles Thursday, October 25 , 2018 88rising will have its Tour Finale to San Francisco
Fans surround the stage at an 88rising performance. PC: @transition_ninja
Amaris Woo Rich Brian, a nine- DZknow, Psy.P, and Melo - are R&B singer, songwriter, and “main goal is just to have Brothers, Rich Brian, Joji, and Copy Editor teen-year-old Chinese-Indo- most well-known for their producer NIKI hails from Asian girls see [her] and be Niki. “I’ve been following the nesian rapper, is the headliner catchy songs “Made in China” Indonesia and is making her like, ‘Okay, maybe I don’t have artists for about two years and of the tour. Te self-made and “WeChat.” impact internationally. Los to be a doctor. Maybe I don’t I like what 88rising is doing On October 31st, rapper comes from a humble Korean rapper Keith Angeles-based singer August have to be a lawyer.’” for them,” says Sung. “It’s the 88 Degrees & Rising Tour upbringing from which he Ape is greatest known for his 08 stands for the importance Pacifc students gratifying to see under-the-ra- will have its fnale at Bill Gra- was homeschooled and helped role in the song “It G Ma,” a of expressing yourself and in are excited to be attending dar artists start at humble ham Civic Auditorium in San with his family’s cafe. collaboration with Japanese discovering outlets that foster the show. “I am most looking beginnings to rocking the big Francisco. Te tour features Some may know and Korean rappers. Tis song creativity and happiness. Don forward to watching Kohh stages. I really dig their sound Rich Brian, Joji, Higher Broth- Joji previously as Filthy Frank is renowned to have brought Krez is a producer and DJ who perform, as I am a fan of Kohh and I appreciate the variety ers, KOHH, Keith Ape, NIKI, on Youtube, though he has Asian rappers into the main- will be spinning for some of and enjoy his music,” com- of music styles that make August 08, and Don Krez. discontinued the popular- stream spotlight. the artists on the tour. ments Adam Haba, Business 88rising.” Tough many think of ly grotesque content since Fans may also know 88rising stands for much, Administration Accounting Aside from taking the lead in 88rising as just a record label, the end of 2017. As Joji, he KOHH from his feature on especially for the representa- and Finance ‘20. Haba frst representation, 88rising also co-founders Sean Miyashiro produces soulful lo-f and trip “It G Ma,” but the talented tion of Asian culture. In an heard of 88rising from friends, unites audiences together in and Jaeson Ma call it a “hybrid hop music. Japanese rapper also has four interview with Highsnobiety, as he is in a community that their love of music. Fans of the management, record label, Higher Brothers is a hip-hop studio albums and six mix- NIKI stated, “the mission of has a huge fascination with artists can expect a sensational video production and market- and trap group hailing from tapes to his name. His arduous 88 is to represent Asians and the company. show in San Francisco next ing company.” Former 88rising Chengdu, China. Te four upbringing and environment make us, as a culture and as a Jonas Sung, Bioengineering week.Tickets are on sale now artists include Okasian and lively members - MaSiWei, helped infuence lyrical- race, a lot more represented.” and Engineering Management at Livenation.com. Dumbfoundead. ly-powerful work. She also mentions that her, ‘18, is hyped to see Higher The Pacifican | 7 Lifestyles Thursday, October 25 , 2018 Second Annual Homecoming Concert Comes to Pacifc
Carlos Flores Editor-in-Chief
On Saturday, October 13th, Pacifc’s Homecoming Concert was held on the DUC Lawn, featuring Universal Republic Records artist Marc E. Bassy as the headliner, featuring Swedish R&B singer Snoh Aalegra as the opener. Aalegra, a Los Ange- les-based singer born in Stock- holm, Sweden, released her debut album, Feels on October of 2017. She began her career at a young age, when she signed to Sony Music Sweden in 2001, when she was just 14 years old, releasing her frst EP, Tere Will Be Sunshine, in 2014 with Epic Records. Aalegra had the ability to gain advice from one of her idols, iconic pop star Prince, afer he had called her early on in her career, which inspired her to leave her major label and release an EP under an inde- pendent label with 2016’s Don’t Explain. Since then, the artist’s music was sampled by legend- ary rapper Drake on the closing track of his mixtape, More Life. Aalegra’s debut album features collaborations with artists such as Logic and Vic Mensa, with her collaboration with Staples Marc E. Bassy performs on stage at the Homecoming Concert. PC: Amaris Woo being featured by Apple in their promotional advertising of the iPhone XS. Hollywood. He then would Marc E. Bassy is a Bay Area na- sign to Universal Republic tive, who began his career with Records, putting out his 2016 pop group 2AM Club, which he EP, Groovy People, and releas- founded when he moved to Los ing his debut album, Gossip Angeles, with whom he released Columns, in 2017. Tat same an album and a mixtape under year, Bassy would also go on RCA Records. Bassy would per- a co-headlining tour with form with the group until 2015. Bebe Rexha in support of the Marc Bassy would then move album. Mason Miguel ‘20 on to becoming a songwriter says that, “It amazes me how for artists such as Cee-Lo Green Pacifc manages to bring in and Ty Dolla Sign. Bassy’s frst these up and coming artists venture into his solo career was that are starting to become his 2014 mixtape, Only Te more mainstream, but yet are (lef) Students stand at the barriers to see the concert. Poets, Vol. 1, but his frst release popular enough for all of he (top) Snoh Aalegra performs at Homecoming. following the hiatus of 2AM student to recognize some of Club was his 2015 EP, East their popular songs. PC: Amaris Woo The Pacifican | 8 Sports Thursday, October 25 , 2018 Women’s Soccer Leads Spooktacular Kids’ Clinic Amanda Davis people in the area, talking to has learned to be patient with camps are more serious and locals, and developing a rela- kids, especially the younger “to a T,” but with the Hallow- Sports Editor tionship with the community. participants, through doing een clinic it is less about the Te team holds this soccer this clinic. Heslop enjoys learning and more about just On Tursday, Octo- clinic as a way to reach out to leading activities and games having fun. ber 25, Pacifc’s women’s soc- and be a part of the communi- for the children. “With the Hal- cer team will be hosting their ty while making an impact. Ashley Arnett, loween costumes, I think it annual Halloween-themed “[Tis skills clinic] is a fun Health Exercise Sports Sci- naturally makes it more fun kids’ soccer clinic. It will take way to get into soccer while ence ‘19, also leads a station for the kids and more of a place on the Knoles Field from celebrating Halloween,” at the “spooktacular” kids’ relaxed feel,” Arnett explains. 6PM to 7PM and is open to all Heslop remarks. Kids are sep- clinic. Te women’s soccer She likes to be goofy with the Kids pose for the 2017 Spooktacular. PC: Carmen Padilla children ages 5 to 12. Children arated into their age groups team incorporates skill-based kids while everyone is in cos- are encouraged to come and work on basic skills such games for the kids that are tume together. Arnett enjoys coaching in the future. tacular Kids’ Clinic is dressed in their Halloween as shooting, passing, and drib- Halloween-themed to go seeing the diferent kinds of Amidst all the a great way for Pacifc costumes and meet the team. bling. Heslop states that she with the event. costumes participants wear work that everyone does students to connect with “Community outreach…for enjoys watching the kids score Normally, the team as well as seeing them have as a student, along with the community and our team is super important,” a goal. When they get excited, leads camps that last a few fun with the games. Trough any employment or other enjoy soccer together. says Regan Heslop, Business she feels happy for them. days and include a few hours working with the kids she responsibilities, it is nice With fun costumes and Law ‘19. Heslop explains that “[We] get together, of activities each day. Tis has learned to speak louder to take time to have fun, spooky games, this clin- her team does a lot of volun- dress up, and have fun,” Hes- clinic is a one day, one hour and to come out of her be silly, and get active with ic will surely bring fun teer work and enjoys meeting lop shares. She says that she event. Arnett feels that the shell, which she can apply to friendly people. Te Spook- memories for everyone.