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Vol. 117, No. 156 Thursday, July 27, 2017

Alonna Brumbaugh/Collegian The class of 2018 has started to think about what mark they will leave on Penn State. Page 2

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Caitlin Lee/Collegian Penn State Head Coach, James Franklin, addresses the media during the Big Ten Football Media Days on Tuesday, July 25, at the McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. Penn State’s LGBTQA community Collegian file photo Collegian sports reporters ranked this week as the third and fourth speaks against Trump ban best Penn State fall sports athletes. By Stephanie Panny taking us backwards,” Patch- THE DAILY COLLEGIAN coski said, “when we know the Page 3 military has many folks who are On July 26, 1948, former Presi- engaged in service who identify dent Harry Truman made history as trans[gender], gender-queer, Student trains for when he signed Executive Order and/or gender-nonconforming.” 9981 that desegregated the Unit- Trump denoted in his tweets ed States military, with “equal the policy was enacted because Paralympics treatment and opportunity for all the military “must be focused on those who serve in our country’s decisive and overwhelming victo- defense.” ry” and “cannot be burdened with Exactly 69 years later, current the tremendous medical cost and President Donald J. Trump also disruption” that “transgender in made history. Instead of signing the military would entail.” Trump an executive order, however, he also said the decision came after released a series of tweets early “consulting with my Generals Wednesday morn- and military ex- ing saying that, “This is worse than perts.” after a review, the ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Kurt Miller military would no (senior—animal longer “accept or Tell. This is don’t Courtesy of Caity Kramer science) said Linsey Fagan/Collegian allow transgen- serve, don’t serve… he thinks the One Penn Stater could soon be der individuals to new policy is an Donald Trump speaks to the crowd during his rally at Briar Woods swimming in a much bigger pond serve in any ca- it is about bigotry “atrocious at- High School in Ashburn, VA on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2016. outside of Happy Valley. pacity in the U. S. rather than military tack” on LGBTQ Military.” rights. Miller, Hillary brings in more people that he campaigned for opposed our Brian Patchcos- readiness, reason who identifies will threaten your freedoms and rights.” Page 3 ki, the newly-ap- or science.” as a gay male, beliefs.” The National Center for Trans- pointed director of said he thinks it Miller said he doesn’t think gender Equality released a state- Penn State’s LG- The National Center for is “hypocritical,” the president has gone back ment saying the policy is an “ap- Summer jams BTQA Resource Transgender Equality as Trump gave on his promise, but rather palling attack” on U.S. service Center, said when a statement of Trump never committed to the members. he heard about the support for the community’s protection in the playlist new policy he felt nothing but dis- community in 2016 while cam- first place. “This is worse than ‘Don’t Ask, appointment. paigning. “His one statement of support Don’t Tell,” the statement said. “I think the movement in the “Thank you to the LGBT com- was the only thing during his “This is don’t serve, don’t serve.” progression of limiting rights munity,” Trump tweeted on June campaign that addressed us,” and inclusivity in the military is 14, 2016. “I will fight for you while Miller said. “Many other things See TRUMP, Page 2. Barkley becomes topic of UHS offers free yoga Chris Pizzello/AP discussion at media days Our news editor has chosen the ten songs she’s listening to most this By Jack R. Hirsh into the 2017 Heisman conversa- going to make people miss classes for THE DAILY COLLEGIAN tion. and break some tackles,” Ed- season. “He’s a great back,” said Wis- wards said. “I think he’s got Page 6 He hurdles defenders, he runs consin linebacker T.J. Edwards, a lot of weapons in front of beginners past the fastest men in college who played against Barkley in him, which makes it easier for football, he’s a record holder in the 2016 Big Ten Championship him.” By Rebecca Balough the weight room game. “He can do a lot of things, Michigan State running back FOR THE COLLEGIAN So much for FOOTBALL and his team- especially in the pass game, Gerald Holmes was impressed mates say he nev- which is different for the Big Ten, by Barkley’s sheer athleticism. Students looking to ‘nama- savings... er brags about to be honest.” “Saquon is a guy who will hur- stay’ in shape are finding them- any of it. Barkley notably beat then- dle you,” Holmes said. “If you’re selves at Penn State’s Univer- This describes none other than Badgers and current-Steelers standing side by side, he’ll jump sity Health Services for yoga over you.” hm... I should probably Penn State’s star running back linebacker T.J. Watt on an 18-yard classes in a fun and welcoming think about buying my Saquon Barkley. The rising ju- wheel route for the go-ahead Barkley’s leaps — or leaping environment, where stressing books soon... nior scampered around gridirons touchdown in the Big Ten Cham- potential — also dazzle his own out isn’t allowed. across the country for nearly pionship game. teammates. The free yoga classes are of- 1,500 yards rushing and 22 total “You have to get a lot of bod- fered on Wednesdays from 4 to *cl touchdowns in 2016, throwing him ies to the ball because he’s See SAQUON, Page 5. 5 p.m. during the summer and run until Aug. 9, in Room 205 at the Student Health Center. Once the fall semester kicks off, class- Ben Pietrusinski/Collegian Local residents fight for clean water es will be offered at the same Ben Pietrusinski, a member of the time and place on Wednesdays Search Results: By Philip Poltorak and Thursdays. Collegian’s creative department, THE DAILY COLLEGIAN “We just thought that yoga gives a look at his sketch book.

Author: Smith Buy New ...... $350.00 is a really good physical exer- Econ ISBN: 91389832748234 For 53 days, David Stone has $$$$ Edition: 784 Buy Used ...... Page $349.98 6 cise,” said Katelyn Quick, the Rent New ...... N/A been living in his tent on the class instructor at UHS. “It’s Rent Used ...... N/A side of Whitehall Road. Despite also good for mental health the summer heat and occasional ONLINE: too. We’re concerned with all Author: George Buy New ...... $140.00 Art History ISBN: 838692093790234 rain, Stone has remained in his aspects of health and wellness, Edition: 7th Buy Used ...... $138.98 tent to maintain the visibility of so we chose to offer a class that collegian.psu.eduRent New ...... N/A Rent Used ...... N/A the Nittany Valley Water Coali- would provide multiple health tion. benefits.” On Twitter at “If they come and finally get Quick fell in love with yoga me to move I can just go down two years ago, when she at- @DailyCollegian the street and set up a new tended her first class. The State tent,” Stone said. “This land is College native was looking for Football media crucial for 75,000 people, be- something easier on her joints cause it’s their drinking water in between running and compet- day coverage and irrigation water. Two thirds ing in half marathons. of the water we get in our fau- “I didn’t know much before cets is right here and the Toll Georgi DeCarmine/Collegian two years ago,” Quick said. “I Brothers want to build right over Nittany Valley Water Coalition occupy the Toll Brothers development pretty much had no yoga experi- that.” site on Whitehall Road on Wednesday, July 26. ence so I learned a lot because I The Toll Brothers are a real really loved it.” estate development firm based Terry Melton, a lab director at As of November 2015, by ap- Since then, Quick has re- in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The Penn State also involved in the proval of Ferguson Township ceived her 200 hour teaching plot of land upon which Stone re- NVWC. Supervisor Steve Miller, the pro- certification. sides is called the Slab Cabin Wa- “They want housing for 40,000 posed plan to develop the luxury Quick said she is a fan of the tershed, and Penn State — with students, and students should apartments on top of the water- classes UHS offers students be- the help of the firm — wants to care about the land. What draws shed was initiated, despite vocal cause “it’s not in a gym, and the develop it. a lot of the brilliant students and opposition from the community. room does not have mirrors.” Caitlin Lee/Collegian “Penn State is a very large professors to come out here is the To read full story, visit Check online to follow updates on land-owner in the region,” said beautiful landscape itself.” collegian.psu.edu. See YOGA, Page 2. all things PSU football. Page 2 | ThursDay, July 27, 2017 LOCAL The Daily Collegian

Collegian Inc. James Building, 123 S. Burrowes St. State College, PA 16801-3882 ©2016 Collegian Inc. Board of Editors Editor in Chief Sam Ruland Digital Managing Editor Mark Fischer News Editors Stephanie Panny & Kara Duriez Photo/Multimedia Editor Erin O’Neill Sports Editor Vincent Lungaro Copy Desk Chief Brian Cunningham Copy Desk Assistant Chief Abbi Sales To contact News Division: News, Opinions, Arts, Sports, Photo, Graphics, The Daily Collegian Online and The Weekly Collegian Phone: (814) 865-1828 | Fax: (814) 863-1126 Board of Managers Business Manager Leen Ashraf Advertising Manager Scott Witham Sales Manager Jamison Rowles To contact Business Division: Advertising, circulation, accounting and classifieds Phone: (814) 865-2531 | Fax: (814) 865-3848 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Trump FROM Page 1. “It is about bigotry rather than military readiness, reason or sci- Erin O’Neill/Collegian ence. It is indefensible and can- The LEAP Men’s Choir not stand. The President wants to practices in McElwain Hall on Wednesday evening, July 26. discard thousands of troops who are already serving honorably and done nothing but be honest New LEAP choir begins on campus about who they are. To turn away qualified recruits simply because By Ben Jenkins pieces is very difficult.” part, the group puts it all together dents run by students can be of who they are is a shameful way FOR THE COLLEGIAN While the group is up for the to recreate the song which was good.” to show our country’s gratitude challenge, being an all-male choir first performed 116 years ago. Despite their challenges, to the people who serve our coun- At sporting events, the Penn has been tough. Throughout practice, the group the members of the choir are try.” State Alma Mater is generally Co-director Zachary Spaw sings along and learns other fa- grateful to be doing what they In 2016, the RAND Corporation sung at the end. (sophomore—music education) mous Penn State classics, includ- love. — a nonprofit, global policy think However, the Learning said the group “reached out to ev- ing “The Nittany Lion” and “Fight “There’s not much going on tank which offers research and Edge Academic Program eryone,” but still only got a bunch On, State.” here in the summer,” Martin development analysis to the Unit- Summer Choir has chosen to of guys. Although the choir practices said. “It gives me something to ed States Armed Forces — pub- learn the alma mater as its first “Not a single girl showed up,” hard, the group of LEAP students look forward to.” lished a study entitled, “Assess- song. Spaw said. has yet to lock up a concert venue. Giacobe said Spaw and him- ing the Implications of Allowing In addition to the alma mater The choir begins every session “Right now,” Spaw said, “we self, who are both Glee Club Transgender Personnel to Serve being a hallmark of Penn State — which takes place in the McEl- plan to just travel around Penn members, decided to start the Openly.” culture, the all-male summer wain Hall piano room every Mon- State to sing fight songs.” choir program because there The study found that extending choir chose the song because it is day and Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. Even though the group cur- is no choir club offered to stu- gender transition-related health one of few pieces that can cater to — with vocal warm-ups. Then, rently cannot find a place dents in the summer, and tak- care coverage to transgender a group of 11. after briefly listening to the alma to perform, it is not giving up ing a three-month break from personnel would only increase “It’s definitely more difficult,” mater, the group begins to break hope. singing can really affect the spending from $2.4 million to co-director Stephen Giacobe it down part-by-part. “A concert venue would be ex- singer’s voices. $8.4 million — only a 0.04- to a (sophomore—information sci- The basses kick everything off, citing,” Josh Martin (freshman— “It’s important to keep sing- 0.13-percent increase in expendi- ences and technologies & se- and the baritones, tenors and al- math) said. “This choir is coming ing.” Martin said, “But I can tures. curity and risk analysis) said. tos follow. Then, once each per- along quickly, and it’d be a good benefit from their advice as “It’s irresponsible to make this “Tuning guys’ voices and finding son is comfortable with their own way to prove that a choir of stu- well.” decision to save money,” Miller said, “when the military spends less than one percent of its bud- get on trans surgeries and five times that on Viagra.” Class of 2018 gift campaign to The Trump administration said saving money on transition sur- gery and increasing unit cohesion were both reasons that fueled the garner participation from students new policy on transgender indi- viduals. While the policy is not yet offi- By Elizabeth Winter out of their pocket if they have no passion for cial, as there needs to be an official FOR THE COLLEGIAN what they are donating money toward. vote, the LGBTQA community With the attitude from past senior classes, — as well as the rest of the coun- Each year the graduating class of Penn Nelson said the process of choosing the class try — has been very vocal with State votes on a gift to leave behind as their gift needed to be changed. Both Janoski and negative feedback and bipartisan mark on the Penn State community. Nelson emphasize the need for student par- pushback. In years past, one gift was chosen. ticipation. Like Patchcoski, recent Penn However, the Class of 2018 will be the Since 2015, many of the class gifts have State graduate Kris Murray first graduating class to leave behind been cause-related. said he was “saddened” to hear more than one present for future Nittany Li- According to Penn State’s class gift cam- about the policy, and agrees ons. paign website, the Class of 2016’s gift was this policy could set precedence “With the loss of the general deposit, the an endowment to Penn State’s Counsel- for future discrimination policy Class Gift committee wanted to have options ing and Psychological Services. Last year, against the LGBTQA commu- for the Class of 2018,” Alissa Janoski said, the chosen gift was an endowment to Lions nity in the workplace, at other “Three gifts was decided as a good number Pantry, which offers free food to students in federal levels and in housing in order to give the class an array of options.” need. guarantees. Janoksi explained how this was the best Zack Adams (senior—international affairs “One fear I have would be leg- option so the graduating class could give to and political science) sees the benefits of islators using the transgender in something their passionate about. This also getting to choose three class gifts this year. military ban as a reason for en- allows three gifts to be proportionally given Adams said the countless opportunities and acting the bathroom bills,” said funds. education Penn State gives to its students is Murray, who is a female to male Janoski, the Class Gift advisor, said that in worthy of a class gift that will represent their transgender and identifies as bi- years past, when one gift was chosen, the de- gratitude greatly. sexual. “If they can restrict trans- parting seniors tended to have more opinions Adams sees an endangered species tree as to whom they though the gift should have as the perfect gift to leave behind that would gender individuals in the mili- gone and would email in their suggestions give “an aesthetic benefit” to the university. tary, then I would fear that other and their feedback. “I believe that by having more than one agencies or businesses would This year, the Class Gift Campaign is en- class gift,” Adams said, “more of the interest be allowed to restrict them as couraging participation from all members of of the diverse graduating student population well.” the Penn State community by opening up the may be represented when giving back a small Co-chair for the Commission Erin O’Neill/Collegian on LGBTQ Equity’s Student opportunity to submit gift ideas, either at vot- portion of gratitude to the university.” Class Gift Campaign Executive Director ing tables in the HUB-Robeson Center from Both students and advisors can agree that Concerns, Logan Paiste (sixth Oct. 8-13 or online, according to a Penn State each year’s class gift leaves an impact on the Lauren Nelson (senior-chemical engineer- year—classics and ancient medi- press release. university and the community. ing) sits outside the HUB-Roberson Center on terranean studies, jewish studies, Campaign members will then narrow the Janoski and Nelson feel passionate about Wednesday evening, July 29. asian Studies and chinese), said ideas down to six options and the seniors will the class gift, and their involvement with dif- the announcement of the new vote, with the top three chosen as the gifts. ferent philanthropies and student benefitting Meanwhile, Janoski said her favorite policy was a “major disappoint- Janoski said the campaign hopes to “unite programs has driven them to this point. memory at Penn State is the time she ment” because the United States this year’s class” so the seniors can “give Nelson was born and raised Penn State spent with CAPS as the 2016 Marketing was founded on the principles of back to what made their Penn State class gift and found her home through philanthropic Director. liberty and justice for all. meaningful and special.” service. Janoski was interested in her role be- Paiste, who identifies as a cis- Class Gift Executive Director Lauren Nel- “It became a portion of who I am,” Nelson cause of the importance of the class gift to gender, gay, demisexual male, son also discussed the importance of student said. her since she was student. said transgender people are be- participation. Nelson’s involvement in the Class Gift Cam- “It feels incredible to get to work with ing denied the opportunity to Nelson (senior—chemical engineering) ex- paign was sparked by her want to “give back students who want to spread the message “show their love and devotion for plained how it is hard to ask students to pay to a community who has given me so much.” of philanthropy,” Janoski said. their country” and are being de- nied his rights to live “safely and openly” as a member of the LG- the instructor’s personalized BTQA community. Yoga routine. Penn State’s College Demo- crats’ Communications Director FROM Page 1. Quick says she leads the class in a style of yoga called vinyasa Sophia Mills said that discrimi- Quick believes some students flow, which involves synchroniz- nating against a certain group is are “really intimidated” by the ing your breathe with your body’s “uncalled for.” gym, and her classes help to al- movements. “This is not a matter of cost for leviate their concerns. This type of flow creates a the people,” Mills (sophomore— Quick said she modifies the physical exercise, but still creates psychology) said. “This is an act class depending on who is attend- the meditation expected from of hate, one which is completely ing. Whether it’s your first class yoga. unorthodox in the twenty-first or your twentieth, Quick person- Even if class that day focuses century in the United States of alizes the class as much as she of the physical side, every class America.” can. ends with at least 5 minutes of a Penn State’s Office for Veter- “I have been to this class twice final resting pose. an Protection and Penn State’s so far, and it was nothing like “I think this is a very welcom- Rotary Officer Training Corps what I expected,” Brooke Swales ing environment for yoga begin- both declined to comment. (freshman—communications) ners because she walks around Penn State’s College Republi- said. the class and helps everyone and cans could not be reached for Students attending Quick’s explains the positions well,” Julia comment at the time of publica- classes can feel a sense of com- Buckley (freshman—forensics Courtesy of Rebecca Balough tion. munity as soon as they walk in. science) said. “The positions she Students participate in yoga classes at Penn State University Health Relaxing music fills the dimmed is having us do are not too intense To email reporter: [email protected]. Services on Monday, July 24. room as attendees go through or challenging.” Follow her on Twitter at @StephaniePanny. ThursDay, July 27, 2017 SPORTS Page 3

KC Black/Collegian Collegian file photo Allyson McHugh swims the 200 yard backstroke at McCoy Natatorium on Saturday Frannie Crouse (9) takes a shot on goal during the game against Purdue at Jeffrey Field on January 21. Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016. Penn State defeated Purue 1-0. Who to watch: Top 10 fall athletes By David Eckert No. 4: Ally McHugh, mark in the 400-meter IM with No. 3: Frannie Crouse, Now a senior, Crouse is poised THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Penn State at last season’s NCAA to make more noise than ever. women’s swimming: Championships won’t be the best women’s soccer: With fellow standout forward After a dominant fall of Ally McHugh’s collegiate sea- of her career if she continues im- The most prolific offensive Megan Shaffer also entering her 2016 for many of the Penn son ended in March, but her proving her times at her current weapon in the Big Ten is back for senior year on the Nittany Lion State athletics programs, 2017 achievements certainly did rate. one more go-around. front line, Penn State could have marks a new chapter and, not. With three of the swimmers Frannie Crouse’s three-year one of the most dangerous offen- with it, a new opportunity to McHugh went on to post who finished ahead of her in tenure at Penn State has en- sive attacks in college soccer. build on the success of past sea- fourth-place finishes at the the mile out of the picture due compassed two Big Ten regular As if she needed an X-factor sons. U.S. Championships — held in to graduation, McHugh has a season titles, three NCAA Tour- to put her ahead of the competi- While many stars were lost to Indianapolis, Indiana at the chance to crack the top-five if she nament berths, two elite eight ap- tion going into next year, Crouse graduation or to the professional beginning of July — in the continues to improve at her cur- pearances and a national champi- was called up to the U-23 U.S. level, teams will turn to the vet- 400-meter individual medley rent trajectory. onship. Women’s National Team this eran presence of a select few re- as well as the 1500-meter free- Since arriving in State College, A starter since her freshman summer. turning stars. style. McHugh has shaved 11.8 seconds season, Crouse has been at the She, along with three other Each week, The Daily Shortly thereafter, she was off her mark in the 400-meter IM epicenter of all that team suc- Penn State players, will spend Collegian will unveil two of the named to the United States’ World and more than two minutes off cess, providing a powerful scor- July 21 to July 28 competing with top 10 returning stars to their fall University Games roster, putting her time in the 1500-meter free- ing punch from the forward posi- the best that United States Soc- teams. her in line to become the first Penn style. tion. cer has to offer at the collegiate This week, we take a look at State woman to compete at the Those numbers have trans- In each of her three years in level. athletes four and three on the event since Melissa Rodriguez in formed her from something of State College, she’s finished in Look for her to make use of that countdown. 2013. an afterthought to a player on the top-seven in the Big Ten in valuable experience and improve Check back next week to find Oh, and by the way, she’s only a the national scene — and Penn goals, leading the conference on her numbers from a year ago. out the top two picks! rising junior. State’s most important swimmer last season with 12. Crouse also NOTE: This countdown does McHugh’s 10th place finish in on the women’s side of things finished second in the Big Ten in To email reporter: [email protected]. not include football players. the mile freestyle and 14th place come the fall. points per game, with 1.29. Follow them on Twitter at @davideckert98. Student hopes to compete in Paralympics World Championship By Thomas Schlarp worsened, Brame was rushed to Brame likes because it forces THE DAILY COLLEGIAN the hospital where he was later himself to be personally account- diagnosed with sepsis, the body’s able. Penn State junior Sean Brame extreme reaction to bacteria in Brame said he cherishes the is spending his summer a little the bloodstream. team and family feel that has differently than the average col- Brame was placed in a drug- sprouted from the activity, espe- lege student. induced coma for over 20 days cially among his coaches. This past weekend, Brame, a while suffering from multiple “To have people and coaches quadriplegic amputee, competed organ failures. In a final effort to actually care, and not just be- in three swimming events at the save his life, doctors amputated cause you’re disabled, but be- 2017 U.S. Paralympics Swimming both of Brame’s legs, one hand, cause you’re their athlete, that is World Championship Trials in and four fingers from the other. special,” Brame said. Colorado Springs, Colorado. As Sean made his way to State The road to success in the wa- Despite the increased difficulty College for the start of his fresh- ter has been far from an easy dog- of competing at an elevation of man year in 2014, he was still in gy-paddle. Brame trains six days over 6,000 feet, Brame was able search of a much-needed outlet. a week, with three or four of the to achieve personal bests in both “I’m not going to lie. It was re- days consisting of multiple work- the 50-meter and 100-meter free- ally difficult to transition from outs, swimming between 5000 to style, while also competing in the soccer. It was really hard,” 10000 meters in a single day. 400-meter freestyle. Brame said about leaving his “When I’m not swimming, I’m The swimmer had previously childhood passion. “When I was lifting,” Brame said. “When I’m set personal bests just a month in high school, every day I just not lifting, I’m running.” earlier in Indianapolis at the 2017 kept thinking how much I wanted A sociology major, the swim- World Para Swimming World Se- to be out on that soccer field.” mer aspires to a career advocat- ries. When Brame first hopped in ing for other disabled people and Collegian file photo “I’ve made so much progress the pool with Penn State Ability hopes that one message is appar- Penn State wrestling head coach Cael Sanderson looks on during since starting three years ago, Athletics, that pain of missing out ent when watching him swim. and being at altitude, I can’t com- on one of his life’s greatest joys during the match between Penn State and Illinois at Rec Hall on “My story is just a part of me. Friday, Feb. 10. plain,” Brame said. “This was was assuaged. It doesn’t define me,” Brame great.” “It was very healthy for me to said. “The Paralympics have As a child, Brame grew up embrace swimming,” Brame said given me the opportunity to be a strong individual both in the about leaving dry land for the wa- a part of a community. The peo- Sanderson signs new classroom and on athletic fields, ter. ple of the Paralympics, we’ve all particularly on the soccer field. “It allowed me to compare my triumphed, but those triumphs However, his life would goals to myself and see where I alone don’t define us.” change forever one night in want to be. It provided me with long-term contract When Brame isn’t busy train- 2005 at soccer practice after a sense of freedom and mobility ing or competing, he finds himself what seemed like a trivial ankle By David Eckert “What Cael and our wres- that I just wouldn’t have had in busy in the State College commu- sprain. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN tling program has done is any other sport. I’ve been so for- nity. The sprain triggered an infec- tunate to find this as an outlet.” absolutely spectacular, but An Eagle Scout, and assis- tion that led to flu-like symptoms Despite swimming being an The best coach in Penn State there was never an issue,” tant scout master, he has spent for Brame. As his symptoms individual sport, something that wrestling history is return- Barbour told reporters Tues- this summer helping a local Boy ing to the Lorenzo Wrestling day. “It was never a concern. It Scout troop. He goes to camp Complex for was a matter of getting to the with them and helps them earn the 2017-18 right place.” merit badges. WRESTLING season. Sanderson’s contract situ- The busy swimmer also enjoys Cael Sand- ation was the subject of wide- just kicking it back and hang- erson, winner of six national spread speculation because ing out with members of a local championships in his eight- Penn State isn’t obligated Christian organization. year tenure in State College, to release its details to the pub- With all of Brame’s success has agreed to terms on a long- lic. in the pool and business-like ap- term contract, Athletic Director For the same reason, the proach to advocating for other Sandy Barbour told reporters specifics of Sanderson’s disabled people, it’s easy to forget Tuesday at Big Ten Media new deal will remain undis- that Brame is still just a humble, Days. closed. down-to-Earth, normal college Barbour had publicly ex- “We’re not going to—as kid, trying to find balance and pressed her hope that Sand- a course of practice—give enjoyment in what has been a erson would return, but he details on anything other very hectic summer for the star remained un-signed after than the four athletic depart- athlete. his contract expired on June ment contracts that we’re by “All I want right now is sleep 30. policy,” Barbour told and a sandwich, and I’m not sure Despite some anxiety reporters. Courtesy of Caity Kramer in what order,” Brame said. amongst Penn State fans about the situation, Barbour said Sean Brame, a quadriplegic amputee swimmer, sets personal records at To email reporter: [email protected]. To email reporter: [email protected]. Sanderson’s status was never Follow them on Twitter at World Championship trials all while spreading a message. Follow him on Twitter at @VinceLungaro. in doubt. @davideckert98. Page 4 | ThursDay, July. 27, 2017 SPORTS The Daily Collegian Chambers picks up new commit By Tyler King four-star center David THE DAILY COLLEGIAN McCormack. The team has played in eight During one of the quietest peri- events throughout the 2017 AAU ods of the year for college basket- circuit and will conclude their ball, Pat Chambers has managed season this weekend at the to make some Adidas Summer Championships MENS noise. in Las Vegas. BASKETBALL On Sunday, Throughout this AAU season, Penn State Bolton has proven that he has the added its sec- ability to score the basketball at ond recruit for the Class of all three levels. 2018 when three-star guard Bolton is very comfortable Rasir Bolton announced his with the ball in his hands and is verbal commitment to the great working in the pick-and- Nittany Lions via his personal roll thanks to his willingness as a twitter. passer and his ability to finish at Bolton is listed at 6-foot-3, 170 the rim. pounds and is rated as the top He shoots the ball well from player in the state of Virginia for beyond the arc, but doesn’t have 2018, per 247sports. He is also a high release point on his shot, listed as the 137th best prospect which could affect his ability to in his class by Rivals.com. shoot off the dribble in college. Originally from Richmond, Nonetheless, Bolton is an Virginia, Bolton transferred to excellent shooter off the catch independent basketball school when he isn’t running the offense. Huntington Prep, which has Bolton’s style of play is similar had its fair share of talented to future teammate Tony Carr basketball players. Collegian file photo , and the two also have similar Michigan State standout Miles Penn State Men’s Basketball head coach Pat Chambers, left, talks with his players during a second half height and length. Bridges, former Indiana center timeout at the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday, Feb. 4. Rutgers defeated Penn State 66-62. Both are capable of and current Los Angeles Laker attacking the basket and taking Thomas Bryant, and former No. 1 season. Up until recently, it appeared which is a high-level team that advantage of smaller defenders, overall pick Andrew Wiggins are Bolton joins three-star forward that VCU had the upper hand has recognizable alumni, such as which will give Chambers plenty of all products of Huntington Prep . from Gonzaga Prep, Myles Dre with Bolton , but Chambers former Kansas guard and 2016-17 scoring options in the backcourt While at Huntington Prep last ad, as the only members of the and his staff fended off the Wooden Player of the Year Frank when Bolton arrives ahead of the season, Bolton played alongside Nittany Lions’ 2018 recruiting competition and added another Mason . 2018-19 season. five-star recruit Keldon Johnson class up to this point. He chose solid guard to the backcourt. Bolton is one of the key play- , who has since transferred to the Nittany Lions over Clemson, During the AAU season, Bolton ers on this year’s Team Loaded To email reporter: [email protected] Oak Hill Academy for the 2017-18 VCU and Pittsburgh . plays with Team Loaded VA , VA squad and plays alongside Follow him on Twitter at @t_king26 FAREWELL BIG TOE JOE By Jack R. Hirsh THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Julius will not CHICAGO –– A day after his kicker’s departure from the program was confirmed, play with Penn Penn State coach James FOOTBALL Franklin of- fered his sup- State this season port for Joey Julius. “We love Joe, and we sup- doing well and the treatment is port Joe,” Franklin said after By Andrew Rubin helping,” wrote Julius in a Caitlin Lee/Collegian his opening media session at and Matt Martell Facebook post in May, in which Big Ten Media Days. “He has THE DAILY COLLEGIAN he made public is return to the Big Ten Commissioner, Jim Delany, addresses the media during treatment center. the Big Ten Football Media Days on Monday, July 24 in Chicago, IL. been a huge part of our pro- gram and will continue to be.” Joey Julius will not be “There is light at the end of the The fourth-year coach playing with Penn State football tunnel. It is just a very long tun- this season, the Daily Collegian nel.” didn’t go into specifics on the has confirmed via a Penn State News of Julius’ battle with an situation surrounding the ex- football spokesperson. eating disorder first surfaced Looking back citing kickoff specialist, whose Tyler Davis will likely handle when the kicker announced earth-shaking hits on return- kickoffs this season, in addition to via Facebook in October 2016, ers catapulted not only his his duties kicking field goals and in which he explained why he game into the national spot- extra points, which was his main had been away from the Nittany five years later light, but also his battle with role in 2016. Lions football team from May an eating disorder. He was not Julius handled both kickoffs 2016 through its summer work- By Jack R. Hirsh Delany also touched on how with the team in the spring and field goals in 2015, but after outs. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN difficult a time it has been for after seeking further missing some extra points early “If anyone and I mean anyone the Penn State community, treatment, as previ- in the season he was replaced by guy or girl is struggling with the CHICAGO –– Just five years including the family of former ously reported by the Davis. same or anything similar,” Ju- after the NCAA placed sanc- head coach Joe Paterno. Collegian. The news of Julius was origi- lius wrote in the October 2016 tions on the Penn State football “I would say, in totality, it’s Julius, however, confirmed nally reported by Bob Flounders post, “please message me as I program, Big Ten maybe the most difficult set of early Tuesday morning via of PennLive. will be in immediate contact to commissioner circumstances I’ve ever been his personal Twitter ac- It has not been confirmed why help in any way I can to provide FOOTBALL asked to participate in and Jim Delany re- count that he has been dis- Julius won’t be suiting up for the information or insight on my assist with,” Delany said. calls the journey charged from the treatment Nittany Lions this fall, but he was struggles and I would love to the Nittany Lions have made. Now five years later, Delany not with the team in the spring center and is in “full help.” “Five years ago, 2012, I stood turned to the bright future that after returning to a rehabilitation recovery.” up here and did my best to the program and the school center in St. Louis on April 1 for Franklin also did not To email reporters: [email protected] and represent the conference,” has created for itself. In 2014, his eating disorder, as previously [email protected]. comment on what Julius’ role Delany said on Monday to kick the scholarship reduction and reported by the Daily Collegian. Follow them on Twitter at @andrewrubin24 off the 2017 Big Ten Football Me- postseason bans were lifted. with the team would be mov- “Just as an update I am and @mmartell728. dia Days. “To represent Penn Four months later, in January ing forward. State, trying to understand the 2015, all 111 wins vacated by “For us, ultimately the most challenging circumstances we all the sanctions were restored important thing for us is about found ourselves in.” by the NCAA. This returned the health and welfare of our Exactly five years and one day Paterno to status of the players,” Franklin said. “To prior, the NCAA hit Penn State winningest Division I coach in make sure they’re in a really, with a $60 million fine, a four-year NCAA history. really good place.” football postseason ban and the Now at Big Ten Media As for the void left by the vacation of all wins dating back Days, Penn State comes in redshirt junior, Franklin said to 1998 in response to the Jerry as the defending conference he wasn’t certain as who would Sandusky child sex abuse case. champions. handle the kickoff duties, but “I can look anybody in the Perhaps most detrimental to rising senior kicker Tyler eye and salute Penn State for the current football team was a Davis, who han- reduction of scholarships from the progress they’ve made, dled field goals and the NCAA limit of 85 to 65. The the seriousness with which extra points for most of the Nittany Lions were also only they’ve treated this issue, the allowed to add 15 new players education that has been past two seasons, came to per year instead of the normal absorbed, the changes that mind. NCAA limit of 25. Although the have been made by various peo- “Tyler has some aspirations sanctions were eventually rolled ple, including President Barron of wanting to kick in the NFL back, it was still a big detriment and [Athletic Director] Sandy one day, so being able to do to the program. Barbour and a variety of both would be important for “My first thought was we need others,” he said. him, and he has the ability to to get through this, we need to Delany also provided some do that,” Franklin said. embrace Penn State.” Delany reasons why he thought Penn Sophomore punter Blake said. “They are a member of State was able to recover from Gillikin also will be in the the Big Ten. We want them to the sanctions. mix, along with fellow be a member of the Big Ten and “I think the university is second-year kicker Alex return to health.” one of the great ones in the Barbir. Delany continued with how country. I think the culture is “Obviously it’s not a good one of the great ones in the difficult the road has been for situation because we had one country,” Delany said. “And Penn State to get to where of the better kickoff guys in the program is today, and he it’s obvious that, maybe the the country, one of the better acknowledge the conference least important, is how good punters in the country, one had “friends who were held to their football team is. But their account by the courts of football team is now healthy of the better field goal guys Pennsylvania,” likely referencing after having come through in the country,” Frank- former Penn State coaches and sanctions over the last five lin said. “I think when you administrators. years. They’ve got great limit how many things they Former defensive coordina- leadership, great players, and have to do, it’s helpful. tor Jerry Sandusky, President we’re really happy that they’ve We’ll just see how this plays Graham Spanier, Vice Presi- gotten to the other side, if you out.” Linsey Fagen /Collegian will, after five years.” dent Gary Schultz and Athletic Kicker Joey Julius (99) kicks the ball after Penn State scored a Director Tim Curley all received To email reporter: [email protected]. jail time for their roles in the San- To email reporter: [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter at touchdown during the game against Pitt at Heinz Field on Saturday, Sept. dusky child sex abuse case. Follow him on Twitter at @JR_HIRSHey. @JR_HIRSHey. 10, 2016. Penn State lost 42-39. The Daily Collegian SPORTS ThursDay, July 27, 2017 | Page 5 Saquon FROM Page 1. “When I tried to tackle Sa- quon, he broke out of the tackle and scored a touchdown. I tried to go low on him,” safety Marcus Allen said of a play in practice. “When we were hustling back to the huddle, he was like, ‘Hey, you knew I could have hurdled you, right?’” Allen added that it was nice to know Barkley is on his team, which means that he doesn’t have to play him in a game, but he gets the chance to play against him in practice. “It just gets you better,” Allen said. “Going against the level of competition in practice every- day is really good. Now it helps for other backs that may be as good as Saquon . . . if you can go against or cover Saquon in prac- tice everyday . . . it’s not rocket Georgi DeCarmine/Collegian science you’re going to get bet- Beaver Stadium fills up for the final home game against Michigan State ter.” on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016. Barkley turns heads off the field as well with videos of him in the weight room, specifically earlier this summer when he broke his own record with a 405 Research plans pound power clean. But what impresses his teammates most is his leadership ability and his humility. for sustainable “Everyone wants to talk about him jumping over people . . . but the guy that he is off the field, he’s a really good dude,” tight end Mike Gesicki said. “He sports venues takes time of out of his day when people want to talk to him. He’s By Olivia White waste would require a very not brushing them off... He’s FOR THE COLLEGIAN large investment in both effort handled all the success that he’s and money and, at this point, had very well.” With over 100,000 spectators there is no business case for That reflected a statement coming to watch Penn State foot- such investments.” Penn State coach James Frank- ball on Saturdays in the fall, their Despite the fact that it could lin made in early May at a Penn presence is known not only by the take several years before Penn State Coaches’ Caravan stop commanding “We Are” chants, State’s stadiums are completely where he said Barkley was not but also by the amount of waste zero-waste, a series of actions only one of his best players, but left behind when they leave the can be taken to speed up the ef- one of his “best guys.” stadium. fort. “I think when your best play- by Vic Lee With a goal to eliminate prod- “Lots of professional teams ers, are your best teammates Pardon My Planet ucts being sent to landfills after have proven that there is a and your hardest working guys, the conclusion of sporting events, ‘business case’ for having sus- it sets the tone for the whole researchers in Penn State’s Col- tainable operations,” Michael organization,” Franklin said on lege of Agricultural Sciences are said. “Once they see the pos- Tuesday. “In a lot of ways, Sa- working to make that goal a real- sibilities for saving or making quon has been that way since ity. money from being greener then the day he stepped on campus.” Penn State has already devel- they quickly jump on the band- oped a multitude of strategies in wagon.” order to reduce its carbon foot- The most difficult barrier print, with the next step being at in the project of making Penn major venues like Beaver Stadi- State stadiums waste-free does um, the Bryce Jordan Center, and not come from the research and Pegula Ice Arena. implementation, but Michael by Hilary Price Recycling and composting are said it — instead — comes from Rhymes with Orange not new to Penn State, as com- changing fan behavior. post and recycling bins are in “If a significant portion of fans every residence hall, dining hall, don’t have the knowledge or and educational building. desire to sort their materials,” “Sustainability for large venues Michael said, “then the waste is a complex problem encompass- streams will be contaminated ing energy and water use, pur- and it may all end up in a land- chasing, green cleaning practices fill.” and waste management,” said In order to avoid this issue, Dr. Judd Michael, a professor at Michael said fans should sim- Penn State in the department of ply pay attention to the materi- Ecosystem Science and Manage- als they want to dispose of, and ment with expertise in fields such place them in the proper con- as sustainable business, and zero tainer. Mike Du Jour by Mike Lester waste. Until Penn State stadiums be- According to Ryan McCaughey, come waste-free, Michael said the Manager of Grounds and he believes that venue opera- Equipment for the Office of the tors should do more to motivate Physical Plant at Penn State, and educate fans. each football season generates “Some venues have promo- over 500 tons of trash. tions on their big screen video Instead of transporting this boards, and others have con- waste to landfills, Penn State’s tests at intermission to get peo- zero-waste effort plans to trans- ple fired up and make it fun,” Mi- Collegian file photo port waste to one of two places: chael said. “We need to do more recycling or compost. to change the culture of events Saquon Barkley (26) hurdles to “It would most likely be many so that the norm is to dispose of avoid the tackle with pressure from by Wiley years before we could reach zero material properly instead of just Ja’Whuan Bentley (4) of Purdue on Non Sequitur waste at our athletics arenas,” throwing it into the closest con- Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016. Michael said. “Reaching zero tainer.” Miller headed to U.S. Amateur By Jack R. Hirsh ican honors after the season. ter playing in the 2015 edition THE DAILY COLLEGIAN “This time I have a little bit at Olympia Fields in Illinois. more experience going into the Miller’s teammate, junior After competing in one coun- U.S. Amateur and the prepara- Ryan Dornes, narrowly missed try’s national amateur champi- tions I have made to go out there in his qualifier at Stonewall onship earlier this summer, Cole [to California] have allowed Links in Elverson, Pennsylva- Miller will do it me to focus on a progression – nia on Tuesday. Dornes fell in MEN’S again in August. playing some competitive golf, a 4-for-1 playoff, but did receive WORD SEARCH GOLF Last week, Mill- working on my game, and giv- an alternate spot as the second er fired rounds ing myself enough time for both alternate out of the qualifier. © 2017 PuzzleJunction.com of 66-65 to medal of those aspects,” Miller said. at his U.S. Amateur qualifier at This will be Miller’s second To email reporter: [email protected]. Colonial Country Golf and Tennis U.S. Amateur appearance af- Follow him on Twitter at @JR_HIRSHey. Club in Harrisburg and punch his ticket to the U.S. Amateur at Ri- vera Country Club in California. Miller also competed in the British Amateur Championship last month, missing the sec- ond round cut by two strokes. “My expectations changed after this spring and I felt like I needed to qualify,” Miller told GoPSUSports. “My mentality after the first round was to just keep plug- ging away. It was going to get tougher in the afternoon with the wind, but I just kept working on it, I actually hit the ball better and had a better second round.” Miller is coming off a stand- out junior season for the Nit- tany Lions where he won five individual titles, including the NCAA Washington Regional. In doing so, he became only the second Penn State player to win a regional, helping lead the Nittany Lions to the national champion- ship. He garnered second team Caitlin Lee/Collegian All-Big Ten honors and honor- Cole Miller measures up a pitch shot during the men’s golf Rutherford able mention PING All-Amer- Intercollegiate tournament on Saturday, April 15. Page 6 | ThursDay, July 27, 2017 SPOTLIGHT The Daily Collegian ‘COOL FOR THE SUMMER’ The Daily Collegian recommends songs to add to your summer playlist This is a continuation of a to modern music that he’s turn- ternative Songs and Top TV Com- “Champion” has the edgy gui- and bob your head up and down. ing tons of heads. While his debut mercials and Alternative Songs tar and scratchy vocals that are piece published in the album “American Teen” was re- charts. Its unexpected success classic to Fall Out Boy, but also fu- 10. “Sweat” by The All- July 20 issue. leased back in March, his single even caused the single to crack turistic and hint at their potential “Young, Dumb and Broke” has the Billboard Hot 100, currently to transition into more EDM mu- American Rejects The one and only All-American By Kara Duriez summer vibes written all through- holding onto the No. 80 spot. “Feel sic, similar to their recent song THE DAILY COLLEGIAN out its lyrics. This jam thrives on It Still” is less about what vocal- “Young and Menace.” Rejects...talk about a comeback, the idea of being young, and em- ist, John Gourley, says on the Beside the fact that this track am I right? “Sweat” is probably the band’s most popular song Summertime is always better braces all that comes along with song, but rather how it’s deliv- was released right in the middle since 2012 and was released with great songs, and this sum- it and you can’t help but relate. ered. The track’s funky beat and of summer, it also gives off a alongside “Close Your Eyes” as a mer is no different. The line “we have our lives to “ooh-ooh’s” make you want to great summer vibe because its two-song EP on July 7. Whether you’re lying on the live” hints to a ‘living in the mo- snap your fingers and sway back lyrics are so powerful and easy to “Sweat” is probably the song beach, road-tripping with friends, ment’ mentality — the perfect and forth. remember. with the most angst on this sum- spending time abroad or stuck in- combination of “summer feels” It’s perfect for the summer, be- mer playlist. Lead vocalist and doors at work, good music has a to which many young people cause it’s catchy enough to grab 9. “It Ain’t My Fault” by bassist Tyson Ritter ’s tone with way of making anything better. often relate. your attention, but it isn’t over- Brothers Osborne the lines like “that’s so typical This list is jam-packed with played on the radio so much that “It Ain’t My Fault” is the foot- you,” “I’m just a waste to you” 10 recently-released hits from 7. “Feel It Still” by you cringe whenever you hear it. tapping anthem off Brothers Os- and “don’t go cryin’” cater to- big name artists and up-and- Portugal. The Man borne’s major-label debut album ward the kind of snark and eye- comers. The list also includes 8. “Champion” by Portugal. The Man has found “Pawn Shop.” While the album rolling only the All-American Re- songs from nearly every ma- itself back into the alternative Fall Out Boy was released more than a year jects can dish. At the same time, jor genre — so there should be music scene after virtually four Fall Out Boy is known for its ago, “It Ain’t My Fault” just re- though, the sexual tension is also something for everyone. years of silence, coming out with rock anthems, and the track cently started to climb the charts. there. its eighth album, “Woodstock.” “Champion” is the prime example The rock n’ roll rhythm com- Ritter and company whisper 6. “Young, Dumb and Better still, Portugal. The Man’s of their unique style. The single bines TJ Osborne ’s deep, croon- the word “sweat” throughout single “Feel It Still” encompasses was released in the United States ing vocals and John Osborne ’s most of the song in a way that Broke” by Khalid the “Portland, Oregon-by-way-of- on June 22, and it’s been slowly sick guitar skills perfectly, mak- makes middle-school me swoon. Rising alt-R&B star Khalid has Alaska band” and its unique and making its way up the charts ing this track easy to get stuck However, the angst and sexual quickly become an artist people funky alternative sound. even since. “Champion” comes in your head — and for good rea- tension combine to make this a to whom people are. His soulful The single has brought the from Fall Out Boy’s pre-release son. Filled with hand clapping sizzling summer hit. ballads and breakout single, “Lo- little-known band more into the of their upcoming album “M A N I and catchy “Oohs” and “Ahhs,” cation,” contain a style so unique mainstream scene, landing spots A,” which is set to be released to the southern-rock beat is one to To email reporter: [email protected]. on the Hot Rock Songs, Adult Al- the public on September 15, 2017. make you play some air guitar Follow her on Twitter at @KaraDuriez. SO MUCH FOR SAVINGS...

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