See more Halloween photos on the antelope pages 5, 6 & 7 Volume 117, Issue 8 | 11.4.15 | www.unkantelope.com Pumpkin carving, decorating an annual success A sneak peek into Photo by Jessica Nichols On Thursday in the FAB, art students designed their selected Communication Day pumpkins. There were a wide variety of pumpkins that were Games and a live broadcast carved and painted. The pumpkins were lined along the added to this year’s event hallway and students were allowed MARIA PICKERING to vote for different categories. Antelope Staff Along with the pumpkin carving contest, there were paint filled Students in Lambda Pi Eta, in pumpkins that could be shot at a collaboration with the Department of white sheet using a slingshot, and Communication, are diligently planning a photo booth put on by the UNK this year’s Communication Day on Nov. Photography Club. 13, a day planned to showcase what it has to offer to the Kearney community and the UNK campus. See more photos on page 5. Students from across campus can meet and learn from professionals who work in the fields of communication through panels of: senior students, faculty and Starita details Standing Bear’s journey for justice working professionals. Holdrege junior Jaimee Silver, an organizational and relational Landmark civil rights case decrees “an Indian is a person under the meaning of the law” communications major, said communication students are excited about KORI HIXSON Hub urged readers to learn about this piece the panels. Antelope Staff of Nebraska history saying, “Hundreds of “There are three Poncas died during the arduous journey different panels this “I am a Man” author Joe Starita will and after they reached their reservation. year that each service a speak on campus Thursday at 7 p.m., in As Standing Bear’s son lay dying, the chief different purpose. The Copeland 142. promised he would bury him back home in student panel is a group Starita, former reporter for the Miami Nebraska.” of seniors talking about Herald, wrote this story of Chief Standing The small group of Poncas set the major, what they Bear and the Ponca tribe as they sought to out for treacherous home, but the U.S. have learned and where JAIMEE SILVER co-exist with European settlers in the late Army corralled them in Omaha where they see the major taking 1800s. newspapers told the tragic story. Though they were a peaceful tribe, the Later sympathizers “organized and COMMUNICATION DAY, PAGE 10 Poncas were forced to relocate in 1877 from launched a trial to free the Poncas and, Nebraska to “Indian Territory” (present- more importantly, to determine whether day Oklahoma) where they had little U.S. law ought to recognize the natives as means of sustenance and were decimated human beings,” the Hub editorial said. Courtesy Guest speaker postponed by disease. As the trial for justice proceeded, Lincoln author Joe Starita has been In this book, “I Am a Man,” (2009) Standing Bear argued “that his blood was critically acclaimed for his book “I am LAURIE VENTEICHER Starita details the years-long struggle as red as a white man’s putting forth the a Man” crafted around the story of Asst. Editor/Copy Editor of Ponca Chief Standing Bear’s journey argument, ‘I am a man.’” Standing Bear, a Ponca Native American walking from Oklahoma and finally Starita’s book recounts the tale of chief who argued in U.S. District Court in Tim Schlattmann’s Monday, Nov. 2 battling legalities through the Nebraska the court case, which sought to answer 1879 in Omaha that Native Americans appearance at the University of Nebraska at Court system. are "persons within the meaning of the Kearney was postponed until possibly next An editorial Oct. 17 in the Kearney STANDING BEAR, PAGE 10 law" and have the right of habeas corpus. semester. news Nebraska a Portal to Korean Pride Untold Kearney-Korea connection began in 1900s

JAKE KIM Reader opinion FREAKY About the Author Jake Kim is thrilled to be sustaining Kearney’s monumental connection with Korea. A grandson of Kim Dae-jung, president of South Korea from 1998 to 2003 and the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Kim joined the UNK Staff in the fall of 2015 and is committed to promoting the university and Kearney to Korea and the rest of Asia. On a farm roughly a mile west of the A historian cannot talk about Buffalo County Courthouse in Kearney, FAST Korea without alluding to its citizens’ Park founded The Young Korean Military prolonged, profound, and disheartening School in June 1909, four years after yet triumphant history of defending the establishment of the Nebraska State the country from thousands of years of Normal School at Kearney. SANDWICHES invasions. Consequently, Korean natives their native land to bring freedom and innately hold fast to a deep sense of pride independence from Japan. and patriotism and show no boundaries in In 1908, Yong-man Park, one of the protecting the nation over which millions pioneering Koreans to set foot in Kearney of our ancestors sacrificed their own lives. and all of America, enrolled in the Reserve Out of America’s fifty states, most Officers’ Training Corps while studying larger than South Korea, who could have political and military science at the thought Kearney, Nebraska, “in the middle University of Nebraska–Lincoln. On a farm of nowhere” would coauthor Korea’s roughly a mile west of the Buffalo County prestigious history? Courthouse in Kearney, Park founded The Fast-forwarding to the twentieth Young Korean Military School in June 1909, century, from 1910 to 1945, Japan overtook four years after the establishment of the and ruled Korea, a process that was initiated Nebraska State Normal School at Kearney, with the Japan-Korea Treaty of 1876. The now called the University of Nebraska passionately nation-loving Koreans were at Kearney (UNK); he is highlighted in forced and hidden behind the Japanese flag Korean history and war museums for this and prohibited from speaking Korean or accomplishment. learning about Korea in public, and Korean His school offered courses in English, history became deliberately distorted; TM Korean, history, and agriculture in addition those who disobeyed or retaliated were to army training to Korean Americans SERIOUS DELIVERY! inevitably tortured or even murdered. willing to fight for the preservation of their ★ JIMMYJOHNS.COM ★ Anticipating this merciless and roots. The following year, Hastings College, intolerable domination following the where he went to school before temporarily Russo-Japanese War from 1904 to 1905, reuniting with his uncle in Denver, Korean families who lost hope immigrated Colorado prior to the latter’s assassination, to the United States in the early 1900s. granted Park access to Ringland Hall TO FIND THE LOCATION NEAREST Aware of the Kearney Military Academy for the summer for additional twenty and Kearney High School Cadet Company, acres of college farm on which to train a handful of prideful Korean men, working YOU VISIT JIMMYJOHNS.COM thirteen incoming soldiers. William Kim, as houseboys in exchange for room an employee of the Industrial School in and board, entered Kearney to receive Kearney, escorted the trainees. ©2014 JIMMY JOHN’S FRANCHISE, LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. education in English and army training in preparation for the eventual return to MORE @ unkantelope.com

2 November 4, 2015 the antelope by Austin Gabehart news ‘Evil of feminism’ sentiment thwarts gender rights Speaker Irvine strives to liberate women from unfair system of rights ANTHONY M. HUNKE her presentation, “Exporting the Culture opinion, national or social origin, property, Doctor Irvine moved on to talk about Antelope Staff Wars: Global Organizing and Gender birth or other status.” the different phases that women’s rights Equality.” This event was sponsored by the She said, despite this breakthrough, have endured throughout history. Capable of taking International Studies and Women’s and the original draft left out the word, “sex,” PHASE ONE (1975-85) remarkable steps, able to Gender Studies programs of UNK. and it took a figure like Eleanor Roosevelt The first phase examined cultural drift to the background Doctor Irvine began by talking about to have it brought back into inclusion. relativeness and how the United States’ or fly to the foreground the conference in Beijing in 1995 as a HISTORY OF EMPOWERMENT definition of the violation of women might and help where needed, landmark in women rights history. In the 1950s and 1960s, declarations be different from a different country’s desirous to change the world for the She said over 30,000 people attended, passed on behalf of the world’s women. definition. Doctor Irvine gave the example better and lead the fight for equality. Is with an additional couple of thousand Women gained some forms of equality: of India petitioning for American girls to she the spokeswoman women need or the turned away due to a shortage of seating 1. The right of choice in a marriage stop cosmetic surgery because they viewed spokeswoman women deserve? space. This was, and still remains, the 2. The right for child support that as the desecration of women. At this point, readers might be largest gathering of people to talk about 3. The right to maintain their own PHASE TWO (1985-95) scanning the sky for the Bat-signal, but I gender equality and women’s rights. name within the constructs of marriage am not referring to Batman. I am talking Irvine outlined events leading up to This phase focused on blurring the In 1979, the Women’s Bill of Rights, lines between public and private affairs. At about Dr. Jill A. Irvine, the co-director this momentous rallying cry for women. also known as The Convention on the of the Center for Social Justice at the She began with World the time, domestic violence was a private Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination matter and disregarded routinely. However, University of Oklahoma. Like UNK’s very War I and how the Against Women (CEDAW) was introduced own superhero, Irvine swooped in to Women’s International with this phase, these private “domestic” through the United Nations. This proposal issues were brought to the forefront. Copeland Hall, Room 140, on Oct. 26 to League for Peace and for change and reform sought to aid women speak to the audience. Through the use of Freedom (WILPF) in, finally, gaining the political, civil and PHASE THREE (1995) appropriate, stimulating visual aids, Irvine formed to oppose the social rights that men enjoy. At the Beijing Conference of 1995, this took the audience on a journey that would war. They sought to Through the U.N., a commission meets delegation laid out the rights of women in change the way we viewed gender rights. challenge the military yearly to talk about the status of women many areas, including domestic violence, Dr. Jill A. Irvine A large image popped up on screen policies of warfare and around the world, and the members of reproductive health choices and looked at and revealed women from all over the advocate peace. this commission believe that all members the rights of young minors. world holding a poster with bold lettering Nearly 100 years of the United Nations should sign this Bill Of course, Beijing had its own that read, “EMPOWER WOMEN.” later, the WILPF is still strong and kicking. of Rights. However, seven countries still opposition. Many saw a fine line between The image not only grabbed the After World War II came the Declaration have not ratified CEDAW, and the United basic human rights and women’s rights. audience's attention, but set the atmosphere of Human Rights. Article Two of that States happens to be one of them. Thus, Groups like the Vatican, Evangelical for what was about to take place over the declaration states that every person is Irvine brought awareness to what may be Organizations, Islamic Countries and next 60 minutes. entitled to basic human rights, “without the biggest issue in women's rights with the other Catholic countries in the northern Doctor Irvine, a Ph.D. from Harvard distinction of any kind such as race, color, United States today. Why have we remained GENDER RIGHTS, PAGE 10 University, focused on gender equality in sex, language, religion, political, or other so narrow-minded?

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4 November 4, 2015 the antelope by David Mueller photo news Halloween events get students in the ‘spirit’ I dressed up I like that I can as Jigsaw be whoever I because I love want to be on “ the 'SAW' “ Halloween. ” series. All of — Allison them are my Witcofski 1 favorite.” Sophomore criminal justice, — Elena Virgilio psychology major from Gering Freshman social work major from Lexington

Photo by Jessica Nichols Fab-BOO-lous pumpkins from the FAB pumpkin carving and painting contest. 2

Photo by Ricardo Ayon 1) Over 233 students were in attendance at the CTE Fall Ball on Thursday night which exceeded expectations. Freshman Daniela Soto, a pre-nursing major from Lexington said, "I came to make new memories." Uncle Buck’s Photo by Travis Bland 2) Tyler Huddle (right), parks and recreation major and sophomore Lodge at UNK prepares to give patrons a scare. This year fraternities Pi Brewster, Nebraska Kappa Alpha and Phi Delta Theta glad to help raise funds and canned food for the Kearney community. Event had run for a total of six days before coming to an end Halloween night at midnight. Call and make a reservation! • Lodging • Tanking Photo by Sean Laughlin • Corporate Events • Kayaking 3) Pate Katechis, (Sumo Wrestler) a sophomore marketing major from Boulder, Colorado runs to first base after his single in the 3rd 3 www.unclebuckslodge.com (308) 547-2210 inning in the Baseball Hoorah on Oct. 29. by Alison Buchli the antelope November 4, 2015 5 photo news

KEYLI ALDANA Halloween. It’s easier for people because Antelope Staff it’s on campus. I like the costume contest Peer Health encourages UNK students and people coming in their costumes,” said As the most spooky, hair-raising, senior English major Taylor Brown from spine-chilling time of the year arrived, to have Halloween fun minus the alcohol Bellevue, who was also a volunteer at the students were eager to come out and play registration table. for the traditional Oksoberfest event in with food, games, contests on Oct. 27 Both women said they believed the Ponderosa Room E. event has been successful every year All students were invited to express because of people like Kylie Kissinger their Halloween spirit in a safe and sober and Ismael Torres, part of the Peer Health way. Peer Health Education at UNK office, and volunteers who work hard. created an atmosphere for students to enjoy Coordinators are always changing it, so it celebrating the holiday without taking part is not the same thing happening every year. in alcohol-related activities. This year’s A perk of volunteering for Oksoberfest festivities included a haunted house, scary is that it is included as community service Halloween movie, photo booth, costume hours. Students who are required to have contest and free food. a certain amount of service hours per Oksoberfest would not happen on semester are able to volunteer and serve campus without the help of volunteers and the community in an entertaining way. the Peer Health Education organization Although some students may take part who seek to make a difference at UNK. to accomplish their required community This year’s volunteers included make- service hours, others simply enjoy being a up artists, photographers, food servers, part of it. haunted house characters, decorators and “I thought it sounded fun. I’m not more. just here doing it for volunteer hours,” said Bacchus and Gamma, an international Josie Parr, a freshman biology major who peer health education network, named dressed up as a zombie for the haunted Oksoberfest Program of the Year 2006- house. 2007. The award winning annual event Peer Health has put on Oksoberfest will continue occurring on campus for for at least ten years and continues to make students to generously volunteer or indulge it different every year. In the past, the event themselves in fun-filled activities, great has included prizes and carnival games snacks and interaction with peers. such as plate-break, ring toss and mini Senior psychology major Kelsey golf. Another popular activity for students Belgum from Gering took charge of the included riding a bike between cones registration table. She said it was her second with “drunk goggles” on, letting them year volunteering and that she does have experience how their vision can be altered her favorites. “It’s a good cause to show when driving while under the influence. kids how to have fun and enjoy Halloween Freshman music business major Jesus without drinking. I like the photo booth, Romero from Lexington said, “I like that and you can dress up and post it on social Photo by Rachel Arehart a lot of people came. The atmosphere is media and tell others where you are.” Psychobiology, pre-physical therapy major Lacey Johnson (LEFT) from Hastings and psychology, good. I think it’s great that you don’t have “It’s fun to have something fun pre-OT major Tiffany Hoffman (RIGHT) of Hastings enjoy the food and company at Oksoberfest. to be drunk to have fun on Halloween.” on campus, and it’s free to celebrate

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Photo by Ru Meng 1.(LEFT TO RIGHT) Miranda Petersen, a freshman supply chain management major from Gordon; Keauna Jenkins, a freshman art education major from Ogallala; Ally Matteo, a freshman social science major from Omaha; and Jonathan Prioleau, a freshman French education major from Dalzell, South Carolina, wear their costumes to have a good time in the Ponderosa Room on Tuesday, Oct. 27.

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Photo by Michaela McConnell Photo by Keyli Aldana Photo by Keyli Aldana 2. Chance McKimmey, a freshman from 3. Freshman pre-nursing major Mikayla 4. Sophomore education major Ana Rodriguez (LEFT) and freshman biology major Kim Kenesaw majoring in English writing, Carney from North Platte, a scary clown, Deleon (RIGHT) sit at the costume registration table ready to sign up students for the dressed as The Joker and won first place in was the last stop before the public was costume contest. the singles costume contest. freed from the spooky haunted house.

by Michaela McConnell the antelope November 4, 2015 7 news ‘Adventurous’ pianist visits UNK 2015/16 New Music Series kick-off concert Nov. 4 features Brooklyn pianist Karl Larson

LAURIE VENTEICHER hall. Everyone is welcome. hours. ‘Paladis de Mari,’ on the other hand, Asst. Editor, Copy Editor Larson has premiered many solo piano is between 20 and 25 minutes,” Donofrio and chamber pieces, including works by said. The Music and Performing Arts David Rakowski, Ken Thomson, Robert More information about Larson and department at the University of Nebraska Honstein, Chris Cerrone and David Lang. his achievements can be found at www. at Kearney will host guest pianist Karl He also has presented concerts featuring karllarsonpiano.com. Larson on Friday, Nov. 4. The first concert the music of Olivier Messiaen, Morton Larson is a founding member of in UNK’s 2015-2016 New Music Series will Feldman, Pierre Boulez and György Ligeti. Bearthoven, a piano, bass and percussion begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts recital Larson’s recent performances of trio dedicated to the frequent promotion Courtesy note include Morton Feldman’s “Triadic and performance of brand new works. Since Brooklyn-based pianist Karl Larson will GOURMET Memories,” Olivier Messiaen’s “Harawi” and the group’s formation in 2013, Bearthoven be featured on Nov. 4 as part of the first the world premiere of Scott Wollschleger’s has already commissioned over 15 pieces. concert in UNK’s 2015/16 New Music HOUSE “Meditations on Dust,” written for solo After studying at Bowling Green Series. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. piano and string orchestra. State University, this well-known pianist in the Fine Arts recital hall. Everyone is Japanese Cuisine Dr. Anthony Donofrio, UNK assistant earned his Doctor of Musical Arts in welcome. professor in music theory and Contemporary Music and his Master composition, said he is most excited for of Music in Piano Performance. Larson of Paneloux” (2009, Adrian Knight); DINE IN - TAKE OUT "Palais de Mari: in Friday's concert. completed his undergraduate degree at “Diasporas” (2012, Ravi Kittappa); “Secret Tel: 308-338-8077 “Not only is it the final piano piece of Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, under Machines No. 6” (2007; revised 2012, Scott this very important composer, but he used Dr. John Strauss’s tutelage. He is a faculty Wollschleger); and “Palais de Mari” (1986, 1325 D. 2nd Avenue the piece to summarize his artistic and member at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Morton Feldman). Fourteen Street Mall compositional methods of the final years Music. More information about Larson and Kearney, NE 68847 of his life. Most of Feldman’s pieces from The concert will feature five songs: his achievements can be found at www. 1980-1987 lasted anywhere from one to six “White Parasol” (2008, Ian Dicke); “Death karllarsonpiano.com. Hours: Wed - Thu: 11:30am to 9:15pm Sun - Mon: 11:30am to 9:15pm season is The Antelope Speaks: Sports Fri - Sat: 11:30am to 9:45pm Spotlight. Join the dynamic duo each Tue: Closed week to recap what’s going on in Loper athletics. You can catch the Sports Spotlight in Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. www.gourmethousejc.com Tune SPORTS EXTRA: On the Live with Lamberson podcast each week during the football season, Hanson will bring an exclusive interview with University of Nebraska at Kearney head football coach Josh Lamberson. Listen to the interview on The Antelope’s podcast section on the top of the homepage at unkantelope.com. FOOTBALL PLAY-BY-PLAY: Stuck at home? Listen to play-by-play every home football game and cheer on the Catch all the action @www.unkantelope.com Lopers at 91.1. Upcoming games include: NOV. 7 VS. MISSOURI WESTERN ANTELOPE SPEAKS: Hanson break down the major stories from KICKOFF 1 p.m. Tune in or stream online to hear the The Antelope on air each Thursday from 7 PBP: Brian Jeffries weekly podcast when KLPR news director to 9 p.m. Color: Joel Peterson Nick Stevenson and Andrew Hanson SPORTS SPOTLIGHT: DYNAMIC DUO Spotter/Stats: Nathan Swinney air The Antelope Speaks. Stevenson and Also coming this fall, for a second Board: Christian Schwarz

8 November 4, 2015 the antelope by Austin Gabehart sports [LOPER OF THE WEEK] “As a senior, Chase is helping lead our team into the season. He’s set a high-paced tempo in the room to set an example for all our young wrestlers.” - UNK wrestling coach Marc Bauer White sustains wrestling tradition

Photo by Jacob Rodriguez Senior Chase White contemplates his next move in UNK's Blue/Gold srimmage Friday night. White defeated redshirt freshman, Seth Harrington 3-1.

Upcoming wrestling meets Nov. 7: 9 a.m. Wyoming Cowboy Photo by Maria Pickering Open in Laramie, Wyoming ABOUT CHASE WHITE: Nov. 15: 9 a.m. Iowa State Class: Senior Cyclone Open in Ames, Iowa Major: Industrial distribution Nov. 21: 9a.m. UNK Holiday Hometown: Lincoln Inn Open at Buffalo County Senior teammate Brett LaBudda: Fairgrounds, Kearney “Chase is a tremendous competitor and leader. Over the past MARIA PICKERING four years that Chase and I have spent Antelope Sports A: I want to win a national title individually and a together at UNK, we have grown very team title. I feel we have the right guys to do it. close, gone through the hardest of Q: How long have you been in wrestling? Q: What do you most and least enjoy about times together and some of the most A: Since kindergarten. memorable times together. wrestling? Chase has been a roommate of Q: How did you choose UNK, when other schools A: I enjoy the things that wrestling has given me. mine, a teammate of mine as well as were looking at you? A lot of self-discipline and self-respect. It teaches you dear friend. No matter what the case A: I didn’t know where I wanted to go coming out of a lot about yourself. In those late nights when you are may be, Chase will bring with him an high school. Mr. Bauer contacted me, and my brother losing weight, there is no one else in there telling you attitude of commitment and class, went here so I had that connection. I have been around to get it done. It's just you and it’s a lot of loneliness, but which is the Loper wrestling style that the program through my brother, and I fell in love with the payoff is worth it. I least enjoy missing out on big is preached to us here at UNK. UNK, the wrestling team and the guys on the team. I felt Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. Chase has an ability that few like it was a good place to be. others on the team can bring with Q: You recently got married. How will that be them; he can keep the practice room Q: What have been your greatest moments and with wrestling? light by cracking jokes and making achievements in your wrestling career? A: I will be on the road a lot, and we are actually others smile, but with a flip of the A: Definitely getting All-American status, getting fit expecting, so it's going to be a different wrestling switch, knows when to be that vocal season this year trying to juggle being newlyweds and leader that makes sure everyone at Nationals coming off my redshirt year, and being able in the room is giving their all to get to contribute winning a National team title. the thought of a baby coming into this world. My wife Whitney has been fantastic so far with me being so through a tough practice.” Q: Who has helped you the most get where you are busy; especially since I am trying to get my weight down today in wrestling? Wife, Whitney White: I am not home as much. A: I have to say Ben Johnson. He really took me “He's definitely one of the under his wing when I was in high school and saw the Q: Is your family able to make it to your meets? hardest working, most dedicated potential I had. He did extra workouts with me, and took A: For the most part yeah. My mom and my wife try people I know, in everything that is me to prestigious tournaments to get my name out there. to make it to as many as they can. important in his life: family, school and wrestling." Q: What are you looking forward to or want to happen this season? WRESTLING, PAGE 11 by David Mueller the antelope November 4, 2015 9 news

COMMUNICATION DAY from page 1 STANDING BEAR from page 1 them. The faculty panel was planned to get is done in a timely manner. We divvy up the students more involved with our faculty budget, decorations, speakers, catering and the question whether a Native American companies into settling outrageous auto members. Faculty will outline what to decisions on places to host Communication should be allowed to seek justice in the claims, and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. expect out of classes and work in the field of Day. We try to keep our members involved US Court System. This is a monumental He is now a professor at the communication.” as much as possible.” case in U.S. jurisprudence, and is a story University of Nebraska’s College of For newcomers to the event, Dr. To make the event even more lively, deeply connected to Nebraska. Journalism and also author of “The Fletcher Ziwoya of the Communication broadcast students will be live-broadcasting This is a story every Nebraskan Dull Knifes of Pine Ridge,” an account Department said, “Communication Day is the event during the day. should know, the Hub editorial said. of four generations of a Lakota Sioux when the Department of Communication If you have any other questions about Prior to his employment at UNL, family that garnered his second Pulitzer gets to showcase what it has to offer to the Communication Day, please contact Starita spent 13 years at the Miami Herald, Prize nomination won the Mountain Kearney community in general and the Lambda Pi Eta or Dr. Fletcher Ziwoya by where he served as the paper’s New York and Plains Booksellers Association UNK campus in particular. We also aim email at, [email protected] or call at (308) bureau chief from 1983-1987. He also Award and has been published in six to bring back to campus alumni of the 865-8486. served four years on their Investigations foreign languages. department to inspire our students.” Team, where he specialized stories that This event is sponsored by Ultimately the alumni panel is not only exposed unethical doctors and lawyers. the Honors Program, the Office of for those new students who are looking for Communication Day Schedule One of these stories examined how Graduate Studies and Research, and impoverished and illiterate Haitians the departments of communications, answers to questions like, “Why should I get Communication Day is scheduled for in to communication?" They are even more were being used to extort insurance English, and history. for students already in communication Friday, Nov. 13 in Ponderosa E. Drinks majors, who are asking, “What’s next?” and snacks will also be provided GENDER RIGHTS from page 3 Lincoln senior organizational and throughout the day. Below is a relational communication major Grace hemisphere did not agree with what the fight for the same rights that men take for Childress, a member of Lambda Pi Eta, tentative schedule. convention of Beijing dictated. granted saying the equality of the sexes has said, “I am really excited 8-8:50 a.m. – Introduction and Mary Ann Glendon, a delegate from made significant strides since the 1960s and about the panels just Games the Vatican at the Beijing Convention said, 1970s, but there is, still, a long road ahead because I think that is “Surely this international gathering could of us: The difference in pay, the difference the best way for students 9:05-9:55 a.m. – Senior Student have done more for women and girls than in respect, and the difference in access to to get up close and build Panel to leave them alone with their rights.” basic rights are all still incredibly high, and relationships with people 10:10-11:00 a.m. – Broadcast One major opposition group we, as a nation, need to liberate women in the Communication Session prominent over the years, the Concerned from this unfair system that weighs down Department. You can Women for America group, or CWA, is the upon them. “Why do we deny our own?” GRACE 11:15 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. Professor CHILDRESS read about it on paper, largest women’s organization in America she asked. but actually sitting and Panel with 500,000 members. The CWA latches Doctor Irvine may not have flown in hearing about it from the students and faculty 12:20-1:10 p.m. – Broadcast on to traditional Christian values and via a pulley system like Batman, but her involved really showcases the environment Session and Games the stereotypical role of women being agenda to help people reflected the goals of that you are in when you are in the our housewives and mothers. They oppose the the caped crusader. Batman always said that department. I mean, we are a small little 1:25-2:15 p.m. – Alumni and “evil of feminism” all the while maintaining the mask is a symbol of hope, advocated section in Mitchell Center, but everybody is Professionals Panel that they are women of faith. They are, the thought that it could be anyone under so friendly to each other, and you really grow 2:30-3:20 p.m. – Questions and largely, pro-family and pro-life. the mask. Anything Batman can do, the Irvine spoke about the struggles that people can do. Thus, if Batman deserves relationships in the department. So, I think Conclusion the panels will showcase that to students and women have had to endure and their equal rights, than so does the world. let people understand the idea of who we are and what we do.” Grand Island junior Holly Green said the planners have come up with communication games, new to Communication Day, where students can learn about communication in a fun manner rather than just sitting and listening HOLLY GREEN in a lecture setting all day. It’s a way to get involved and have fun. Silver a member of Lambda Pi Eta involved in planning, said, “We all have taken different roles to be the executive just so everything is divvied up and everything

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BASKETBALL from page 4

Photo by Keysha Foulk felt we still needed to address at some key Coach Carrie Hofstetter gets in the game positions.” Completing her roster of 17 are during pre-season basketball practice. Her five returners, five transfer students and team brought it scoring 54 points against seven freshmen. Untold Kearney-Korea connection began in 1900s Division I Huskers in Lincoln during an Coming from the bottom of the exhibition game Nov. 1. conference in defense last year, the Lady Lopers strive to turn it around and become be conference tournament. Yet this year she one of the top defensive teams in conference feels confident that the team’s goal of making play. Preparing for the upcoming season, it to the conference tournament in Kansas junior Kelsey Fitzgerald from Yankton, City, Missouri, will come true. South Dakota, said they are working a lot on Coach Hofstetter has confidence in her position-specific workouts. team, “If we remain focused…the rest of our “We work on specific moves and skills goals will fall into place.” that the coaches feel are either a weakness or This trusting team can’t wait to perform are new things we can learn,” Fitzgerald said. for the UNK students and the community Kearney freshman Brianna Miller said of Kearney. The momentum surrounding she believes they have been working on a UNK’s basketball program pushes them nice balance between individual and group forward. “Having great people in your skills and exercises. The team set the bar corner is always a strength,” Coach Rohr high with goals for the women’s basketball said. team. “Our big team goal right now is to be As one big family, the Lady Lopers will better than we were the day before,” Miller open at home on Nov. 16 against Midland said. University. Fitzgerald has yet to make it to the

WRESTLING from page 9

teammates? A: Yeah, I am going to miss being free time? A: We are super close. In the next five around the guys. We have such a tight A: I like to hang out with friends, months I will spend more time with bond with this team. We are basically play video games and Frisbee golf. I my teammates than I will with my like a family; you know you spend so am pretty active. wife, which sucks. But at the same much time with these guys that it’s time they are good support for me, going to be hard. These are guys that Q: What is something a lot of and I try to give back and support you are going to remember and be people don’t know about you? them as well, especially the freshmen friends with for the rest of your life. A: That I have a had a lot of bumps coming into a new lifestyle and in the road through my college career, Q: Do you see keeping wrestling a environment where they don’t have and I wouldn’t be in any other place part of your life after you graduate? their parents telling them to do their but UNK, just because of the support A: Yeah, it would be nice to still homework. You have to look out for system we have through the wrestling be a part of it. It will be hard for me the younger guys making sure they are team. taking the right path. if I do pursue a career in that field to Q: Do you find your weight to be be some type of wrestling coach. If I Q: You listen to music before a maintained to your weight class? play my cards right, maybe I can land match? Any warm up pre rituals? A: Right now, with initially the an assistant coaching job like for a A: Yeah I listen to music; try to get high school or a local club where I am in a little groove before my matches. Photo by Jacob Rodriguez first weight cut it takes a toll on my located would be pretty nice. Chase White is all in on the mats, but body, but once I get down to my Our coach preaches about having your teammates say he can keep the practice pre match rituals. Wrestlers are weird weight goal its not that hard for me to FUN FACTS room light cracking jokes and making others maintain my weight. for sure in what they do to prepare for smile. Q: Favorite song? a match. We all have our own rituals, Q: Where do you see yourself in A: I do listen to some Taylor Swift some listen to music some people Q: Do you have a strict diet? the next 10 years? sometimes. I like to listen to Old don’t. I prefer to listen to music to A: Yeah, it’s interesting. You have A: Hopefully working in Lincoln School hip-hop, 90’s rap. close out everything — all the fans just to diet and eat right throughout the somewhere and trying to give back to to focus on myself and what I need to season so you are able to perform well. wrestling in some way. Q: Favorite food? do to get the job done. A: Prime rib Q: Are you close with your Q: What are you going to miss? Q: What do you like to do in your

by Alison Buchli the antelope November 4, 2015 11 op/ed Morgan’s transformation finally revealed “Here’s Not Here,” ‘The Walking Dead’ recap sets about change, sets up next episode Courtesy Morgan (Lennie James) defends himself against one of the ABIGAIL CARROLL Wolves. Catch all the action Sundays on AMC at 9/8 ET. Antelope Staff

It’s easy to see that season six of “The Walking Dead” has been action-packed since the second it started, and anyone who hasn’t seen up to episode four Sandhills Publishing should quit reading now because there will be a few spoilers. As we have seen from this season each IS HIRING! episode has been dedicated to one side of the story. First we saw Rick and his crew Courtesy discovering the valley of Walkers and Season 6 gives viewers a first real making a plan to lead them away. look at The Wolves. The episode left us with the sound of a horn blaring and the Walkers detouring At first we see that Morgan is willing to into the woods and toward Alexandria. do whatever it takes to break out and even Second we saw the black and white episode says he will kill Eastman when he does, but with the Wolves attacking Alexandria. Eastman does what most wouldn’t. He tells Third we got to see Glenn and Michonne Morgan that the door has been unlocked lead the Alexandrians back to safety — this whole time, and he can either choose which ultimately ends with the death of to stay, or go. Ultimately this ends with Glenn. Morgan trying to kill Eastman, but he still Now episode four “Here’s Not Here” doesn’t give up. is a completely different kind of episode This is when we learn that Eastman’s from others we have seen. This episode is family was killed by an evil man who had dedicated to Morgan (Lennie James) and promised to make Eastman’s life miserable Career and Paid how he changed from a deranged killer to a for not letting him out of prison. We learn man with a conscience. Eastman’s mantra, “I have come to believe Internship Opportunities: We are introduced to Eastman that all life is precious.” This is exactly (John Carroll Lynch) who acts as a Yoda what Morgan needs to hear to begin his Sales & Marketing to Morgan. In a time where Morgan is transformation. Bilingual Marketing & Sales | Spanish & French completely lost inside his own mind, it is Now back in the present timeline of only befitting that he runs in to Eastman, this story, we see Morgan recounting this Interactive Design who coincidentally is a forensic psychiatrist. story to a tied-up Wolf. Morgan believes Business Analyst Eastman always plays a nice breath of that telling this story to the Wolf might fresh air in “The Walking Dead.” We see that make some kind of transformation just like Software, Mobile & Database Development he acts by morals he has instilled in himself. it did him Instead of killing to kill, he understands The only problem to Morgan’s logic is IT Support that each zombie had a life, takes the time the fact that the Wolves have made their Data Scientist to bury them and even checks for an ID so own mantra — which is to kill anyone they he can give them a headstone. see, even children. I guess we will have to Eastman still has his morals during the wait until next Sunday to see how it plays time of apocalypse, which is exactly what out. APPLY AT SANDHILLS.JOBS Morgan needs.

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