Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Reclaim the Fame

JUSTIN HILES | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER pg. 4 | Bird versus Lime: pg. 5 | Best roommate pg. 10 | Opinion: SG needs Which scooter is best? horror stories this year a reality check October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org NEWS Page 2 1819 Innovation Hub celebrates grand opening MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR talent,” Adams said. “That’s Those ideas may birth happening here. We’ve got blueprints for new startup The 1819 Innovation Hub a place that’s within a mile business models, Adams officially opened its doors of campus where companies said, and the 1819 Hub can Friday with a grand opening are collaborating with our help students to start those celebration and ribbon- students and our faculty as well. cutting ceremony. around innovative solutions “Right down the hall here, The new building, to the problems that they [students] can go to our located on Reading Road have.” venture lab and actually near the 71 Interchange Adams said the freshman work with other students, onto Martin Luther King class of nursing students as well as the University of Drive, houses space for was at the hub one month , other partners students to connect and ago to learn how to use the we have here and the collaborate with businesses. makerspace on the first community, to bring those Current partners with floor. That space includes startups to life,” Adams said. spaces in the building 3D printers, a wide-format Cincinnati Mayor John include Kroger, Procter & printer, laser cutters and Cranley said the new Gamble, Cincinnati Bell other tools for product building and the Innovation and CincyTech, as well as creation, according to UC’s Corridor surrounding it will other local corporations and website. be a driving force in making The sukkah outside of McMicken was meant as a symbol of the Jewish holiday Sukkot. MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR nonprofits. Adams used the nursing Cincinnati a destination for students as an example new talent. President Neville Pinto was of how the space can “When I think about how What was that giant wooden the opening speaker at the transform product ideas we are going to grow this event. He discussed how the into reality. city way after I’m gone, it hub will create collaborative “We have nursing students will be tied — more than spaces for dreamers and with all kinds of ideas for probably anything else — to hut in front of McMicken? disruptors to meet and new products,” Adams said. the R&D capacity of our share ideas. “Now, they can come to community, and the driver DAVID REES | STAFF REPORTER said Ann Weinstein, assistant director of “This is a building, in the ground floor and bring of that is UC,” said Cranley. the Cincinnati Hillel. “There are Hillels, or my view, with infinite those ideas to life.” Students, faculty and staff at the Jewish student centers, all over campuses possibilities,” Pinto said. “It University of Cincinnati may have noticed a around the country.” will serve as the region’s large wooden structure standing in front of Weinstein also stressed the educational destination for thinking, McMicken Hall last week. merit of the project for involved DAAP making, doing, discovery The hut, called a sukkah, was built as students. and delivery.” part of a graduate architecture class in “The project was a great experience for Pinto highlighted the collaboration with Judiac studies professors [the students] to learn to work, design and importance of the space in and local Jewish leadership. build for a client and for something that creating a stronger modern DAAP students Hanan Al-Timimi, Micaela they knew nothing about,” said Weinstein. workforce for Greater Becker, Kelsey DePolo, JaNae Edwards, Students submitted their designs to a Cincinnati. Chandler Philpott and Chris Robie created panel of judges that selected which design “In our 21st century the structure with the help of Judiac studies to construct. The panel consisted of Allison economy, talent is king, and professor Craig Perry. Schottenstein and Craig Perry, professors we must always remember The sukkah, a temporary shelter covered of Judiac studies; Mike Jacobsohn, local that talent has many in natural materials, is a symbol of the architect; Ben Chaidell, rabbi of the choices,” Pinto said. “The Jewish holiday Sukkot — a harvest festival Adath Israel congregation; and Tom Bible, 1819 Innovation Hub and that commemorates when Jewish people associate professor of architecture. the innovation district will traveled through the desert to reach the Judges ultimately selected Hanan Al- attract and retain talent promised land in the Old Testament. Timimi’s design. Students were given two to lead us into the bold Today, Jewish communities around the weeks to build the sukkah and construct it tomorrow on a pathway world build sukkahs outdoors to remember on McMicken Commons before the holiday chartered by our Next Lives how God protected their ancestors in of Sukkot, which was celebrated from Sept. Here strategic direction.” the harsh desert. The sukkah is a central 24-30, the seven days of Sukkot, as well as Chief Innovation Officer component to many Jewish rituals and two additional holy days. David J. Adams said prayers honoring elements of nature. Weinstein noted the significance and Pinto challenged him Perry taught his students about the holiday benefit of putting up such a structure on approximately one year ago of Sukkot and what makes a sukkah UC’s campus. It was unique, she said, to create a new front door kosher. Professor Vincent Sansalone gave that anyone on campus could walk by to the university. Thus, the the students two weeks to design their own the sukkah, go inside and read about the 1819 Innovation Hub was sukkah. holiday of Sukkot. born. The students had to follow a given set of “For Jewish students at UC, we hope it “We live in an era today rules. The sky had to be visible through the created a sense of belonging for them,” where talent has choices, roof of each structure, and students could Weinstein said. “The sukkah was a great proximity matters and only use three walls for each sukkah. opportunity to teach the greater campus of innovation is the new “As none of the [DAAP] students were the holiday. It was amazing that this was put currency — the currency The 1819 Innovation Hub opened its doors Friday and welcomed Jewish, this was a great opportunity for up in a campus that is not overwhelmingly to attract, retain and grow students and businesses to the creative makerspace. PROVIDED BY DAVID ADAMS them to learn about the Jewish culture,” Jewish.” Page 3 NEWS October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org Community encouraged to ‘Mind What Matters’ after series of car break-ins MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR associated with them. new lighting and we’ve phone chargers and loose Parking Services sent touched almost every change. Sometimes, people University of Cincinnati a notification to all facility,” Violet said. “We will break in for things as Parking Services and passholders that evening, can work to try to increase simple as that.” Public Safety offices are reminding them to that safety and security, but Parking garages are encouraging students, safeguard their belongings unfortunately, you can’t get regularly monitored by both faculty and staff to and leave valuables out of rid of all risk — especially Parking Services and Public safeguard their belongings sight. with crimes of opportunity Safety. Maintenance, field after a thief broke into 25 Although the university like this.” services and enforcement cars on campus last week. works to make its garages Incidents like the one last staff from Parking Services The University of safe, UC is not liable for any week may be covered under are in garages from Cincinnati Police property damage or theft a student’s personal renters’ 5:30 a.m. until 10 p.m., Department (UCPD) to vehicles in on-campus insurance or their parents’ and UCPD monitors the responded to a call at parking garages, said homeowner’s insurance, if spaces around the clock. approximately 3 a.m. Kendra J. Violet, director of applicable. All garages are checked Wednesday, Oct. 3, after a parking services. Public Safety launched a randomly by officers as part passerby spotted a suspect “Ultimately, it’s the new awareness campaign, of their regular patrols. breaking into cars in the individual’s responsibility “Mind What Matters,” this Despite last week’s University Avenue parking to ensure the safety of their semester. It aims to curb the incident, Violet feels garage. Officers discovered own property,” Violet said. typical increase in theft and confident about the safety 25 vehicles with broken “The university, whether it burglary at the beginning of of UC’s parking garages. windows and reported that be public safety or parking, every school year. In an annual survey, one vehicle was stolen from works to elevate safety with “One of the components of permanent passholders the garage. things like help phones in that is making sure you’re gave the university’s Because the incident the garages, security being locking your car, making garages high marks in was early in the morning, there on a regular basis and sure you’re not leaving your terms of safety, she said. UCPD was unable to alert lighting.” windows rolled down and “We ask about our the garage’s passholders, The university recently making sure you’re not performance on 11 different as Parking Services was installed new lighting in all leaving anything visible factors, one of them being unavailable when the seven garages on campus in your car,” said Kelly safety,” Violet said. “Safety crime took place. Later in apart from Corry, which will Cantwell, associate public is actually ranked the third- Despite the car break-ins in University Avenue garage last week, the day, UCPD identified be upgraded later this year. information officer for highest for us in terms of university garages received high marks in terms of safety in an the affected vehicles “For the past few years, Public Safety. “We stress to performance. People feel annual survey by garage passholders. ABBY SHOYAT | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER and notified passholders we’ve been implementing people that [includes] even safe in our facilities.” Nearly Naked Mile celebrates 12th year PATRICK MURPHY | MULTIMEDIA DIRECTOR Cincinnati’s campus to that provides 87 percent of lax dress code presents an raised just over $1,400 for its funds to clothe, furnish opportunity for creativity. The Nearly Naked Mile St. Vincent de Paul and and provide emergency aid Sam Payne, a fourth-year was moved to Sigma attracted 397 participants. to 120,000 people each year finance student, and Zach Sigma Commons this Fifth-year chemical in Cincinnati. McConaghy, a fourth-year year, following concerns engineering student Emma Lowe says being nearly mechanical engineer, wore that rain might disrupt Lowe is co-chair of the naked during the one-mile carved-out pumpkins for the the scheduled painting of Cincinnatus Honorary run cultivates a unique event. ’s turf in Society, the organization atmosphere for the event. “It took a while — you preparation for the Bearcats’ responsible for facilitating “Its really weird, but have to carve a lot more homecoming football game. the run every year. The [with] everyone being so than you think you have to The Nearly Naked Mile held its 12th annual race at Sigma Sigma Despite the modified society donates all proceeds close together, its like this carve to get in there,” Payne Commons on Wednesday, Oct. 4. PATRICK MURPHY | MULTIMEDIA DIRECTOR track, the one-mile loop from the run to St. Vincent uniformity,” Lowe said. “It said. “We bought the two for two years. This year, train for UC’s track team, around the University of de Paul, a nonprofit group has this whole atmosphere biggest pumpkins in the Callahan designed his completed the mile in just were you feel so motivated.” patch.” costume around the idea five minutes and 25 seconds. Runners in the three years Both Payne and of going “commando” — “We have to come out preceding Wednesday’s McConaghy have complete with a helmet, ski here, do the thing, eat the event endured rain and participated in the run for mask and bandana in the stuff, get the gains, do the 50-degree weather, Lowe the past four years. Last style of a desert soldier. homework sometimes — said. This year, runners year, the duo changed up “I have all this stuff [but] don’t do it right now,” enjoyed a comfortable the stereotypical boxer brief because I usually play said Devon Saccocio, a 73-degree temperature and apparel and wore boxes. airsoft, and [thought] I could fourth-year mechanical clear skies. The two confirmed that the go commando at the Nearly engineering student. “If Mackenzie Mayernik, design wasn’t conducive Naked Mile,” Callahan said. you’re not first, you’re last.” a fifth-year finance and to running the mile in a “Awful pun, but pretty great marketing student and competitive time. idea in its execution.” president of the Cincinnatus “It [was] even worse with Coming out ahead of this Check out Honorary Society, said the pumpkins,” McConaghy year’s Nearly Naked Mile runners are encouraged to said. was Ben Ebert, a first-year newsrecord.org for wear whatever they feel is Ryan Callahan, a second- industrial design student appropriate, provided they year civil engineering who has been running track a complementary The Nearly Naked Mile donated $1,400 to St. Vincent de Paul. aren’t fully nude. student, has participated since he was 6 years old. PATRICK MURPHY | MULTIMEDIA DIRECTOR For some students, the in the Nearly Naked Mile Ebert, who plans to video! October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org NEWS Page 4 New café near UC to offer diverse volunteer, employment opportunities

ELIZABETH SCHMITT | NEWS EDITOR The Peace Café will stipend in lieu of an hourly operate an extension of the wage. Each worker will also The soon-to-open Peace Prince of Peace Lutheran receive a monthly bus pass Café near the University of Church, an inner-city place for the Cincinnati Metro Cincinnati’s uptown campus of worship in OTR. The system. aims to combine affordable, church plans to use the café Before working, new hires nutritious food with as a plant location, which must attend 10 classroom employment opportunities will host bible study and sessions at JobsPlus — a for poor and homeless worship during evening career development and Cincinnati residents. hours and on Sundays. networking initiative The café, which will operated by the City reside at 2518 Clifton Gospel Mission. Avenue adjacent “We want to Hughes High people who are School, will open dedicated,” said in late October. pastor John It plans to hire Suguitan. “They impoverished will be working Bird (left) and Lime (right) scooters. members of 15 hours a week, the Cincinnati three days a community, week, for five particularly those hours.” Bird versus Lime: Comparing the who reside in the The café Over-the-Rhine will feature (OTR) and Clifton a menu with new scooters on UC’s campus neighborhoods. nutritious options Management also hopes MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR limit on campus for Bird scooters, which at affordable prices, to recruit UC students will cause them to slow down automatically The café has Suguitan said. It supports as volunteers to help run Bird Rides, Inc., the company that started in certain zones. been in the works for Bearcat Card as a payment dropping pay-as-you-go electric scooters on day-to-day operations. the past two years and will option. the University of Cincinnati’s campus this Price Students will be able to operate as a breakfast and Berenice Torres, a culinary work as servers and meal summer, now has competition. Once the scooter is scanned, users are lunch restaurant. Hours arts graduate student from preppers, and the café Lime, formerly known as LimeBike, charged $1 upfront and 15 cents each of operation are 7 a.m. to Cincinnati State Technical promises flexible hours started dropping off electric scooters at minute to ride. 2 p.m. Monday through and Community College, to accommodate students’ Xavier University Sept. 1. Since then, these Both services offer perks for users when Saturday. The café will be will be the café’s fulltime schedules. scooters have begun to appear at UC. they invite their friends. Bird users get closed Sunday. chef. In addition to cooking Peace Café is collaborating While Bird and Lime scooters offer the a free ride (valued up to $5 each) when It will operate under up inventive dishes, Torres with UC’s Center for same prices and functionality, there are referred friends take their first ride. Lime an educational model will work directly with Community Engagement some slight differences that may sway offers the same perk but offers $3 in ride rather than a typical employees and volunteers to enhance its student customers one way or another. credits for every referral. business model, aiming to help them develop quality outreach efforts. to train participants in service skills. How to ride Safety and Legality Volunteering at the café job and life skills that The menu will offer typical will help fulfill service hour To get started with either scooter-sharing Bird users can order a helmet for free, will be transferable to items, such as omelets, requirements for some service, the first step is to download the provided they have operated a Bird scooter seeking other employment pastries, sandwiches and financial aid packages, app for Bird or Lime. Both apps display the at least once and agree to pay for shipping opportunities within the wraps, Suguitan said. such as the Cincinnatus locations of nearby scooters on a map. The and handling. Lime does not offer a similar food industry. However, Torres will also scholarship. only difference is that the Lime app also service in Cincinnati. Employees will earn a have the freedom to add shows nearby bikes. As part of the proposed partnership unconventional menu items, Next, users tap a scooter on the map. Both between UC and Bird, designated areas like plantains and lumpias. apps display basic information, including called “nests,” where Bird employees will One of the largest the battery levels of nearby scooters and place scooters each morning after charging challenges in developing how far they can travel on the current them overnight, will be established on the menu was selecting food charge. Users can also sound an alarm on campus. that was both nutritious and scooters or report them as missing. An ordinance was passed by the Cincinnati affordable, Suguitan said. Once users find a scooter they wish to ride, City Council last month, clarifying that In its business plan, the they must scan the QR code to activate it. To riding the scooters on city sidewalks is Peace Café estimates start riding, users must put the kickstand up punishable by a $100 fine, the Cincinnati average meal costs at and push the scooter forward with their foot Business Courier reported. This means that approximately $7.75. three times. They can then push the throttle anywhere off campus, riders must stay in However, individual menu on the handlebar to start the motor. designated lanes. items are expected to cost less. Speed Availability Peace café will offer Both companies’ scooters ride at a Bird scooters are currently more available free Wi-Fi, open seating maximum speed of 15 mph. on campus than Lime scooters. At the time and a TV. Management Undergraduate Student Government (SG) of writing, Bird has roughly 20 scooters hopes to cultivate a calm passed a bill in September to establish a available within a few blocks of campus, environment for students to relax and study, Suguitan partnership between UC and Bird Rides, while Lime has two. Students who volunteer at the café will be able to fulfill service hours. said. Inc. The bill suggests establishing a speed PROVIDED BY JOHN SUGUITAN Page 5 LIFE & ARTS October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org Roommate horror stories from UC students BRIANA RICE | LIFE & ARTS EDITOR roommate and her friend dishwasher, and they posted Carrie frequently peed in her trash a video on Instagram with She apparently had some The adventures of moving can in the middle of the their feet splashing around issues with the living from your parents’ home night. This time, they just in the toilet. It was horror. arrangement that she didn’t into your own place is forgot to empty it. specify. She moved out in often a struggle. Whether Liza the middle of the day, in it’s paying bills, decorating Briana One Saturday night, I was the middle of the semester, and acquiring furniture Freshman year, I found at home planning a chill without telling me, like I or learning to live with out my dorm had mice, so night because I had to get wouldn’t notice. roommates, the adjustment I called all our roommates up at 4 a.m. to volunteer the period is a huge culture together. It turns out one of next day. My friend sent me Sami shock — from mice to lost my roommates was aware a screenshot of a Snapchat I once had a roommate pets, to huge fights and of them, had named them, from a girl inviting her to a who used our common more. Some roommates are fed them and did not believe party at my house. It turns closet space to store gross, others are weird and in killing them. That dorm out one of my roommates multiple 50-pound bags a few are downright creepy. was $20,000 a year. decided to throw a party at of oats for her Craigslist For those who think they’ve my house without notice, horse. She also frequently had it bad, check out some Anna and Bearcat Snaps was sustained herself on a of these roommate horror My roommate threw a advertising the party. I couple of old potatoes stories from fellow UC party while I was in New contacted Bearcat Snaps to — no butter, no salt. She students. Orleans and lied about it. get my house taken off, but was a serial door-open When I came back, my instead of removing it, the sleeper, notoriously terrible Jenna couch was broken and my guy shared a screenshot of at communication, and My freshman year, my cat was lost. our conversation. I had a wouldn’t go halfsies on dorm smelled like pee for very long fight with Bearcat Wi-Fi for our apartment two days until I found out Anonymous Snaps to get the pictures because she “doesn’t use my roommate’s friend My roommate would clean removed and had to deal the internet.” She married peed in her trash can in and prepare fish, and the with an insane party until 3 a cowboy and moved out the middle of the night and scales would be left all a.m. One of the worst nights before the lease was up. it was still sitting in there. over the kitchen for weeks. of my life. Good riddance. I later found out that my They put their dildo in the

is mainly popular among said Anduena Bektesi from Halloween celebrations from around the world young adults who try to Germany. [But] where I live, duplicate traditions that are Halloween is definitely not ASEEL HASAN | CONTRIBUTOR lighting pumpkin-scented adults too. costume and said they have practiced in the U.S. as much celebrated as in the candles, drinking pumpkin On Halloween, a couple a Halloween party.” “In my school, we used to U.S.A.” Though the fall equinox spice lattes, watching different food chains offer And in some countries, make haunted houses, but The essence of Halloween happened more than two horror movies on Netflix different special deals. For Halloween is simply seen as that only happened because is uniquely captured in weeks ago, many consider and attending haunted example, Chipotle offers a strategic business move. I went to an American every part of the world. It’s October to mark the true attractions with friends. a $3 burrito for anyone in “In England, Halloween school,” said Erza Krasniqi, mostly known to younger beginning of autumn. Most importantly, costume, IHOP makes free is not a big deal at all, and an international student generations that want Houses are decorated with Halloween is right around scary face pancakes for we celebrate it poorly,” said from Kosovo. “It’s the young to experience the fun of fun, frightening décor, and the corner. That means more kids and candy companies Diana Wild, an international people who try to make Halloween and see what people begin shopping candy for the kids, teens, benefit from high consumer student from London. something out of it. The all the fuss is about. Some for oversized sweaters, and — let’s face it — the demand. “Most ‘traditions’ are based country itself doesn’t.” individuals and schools But around the world, on marketing business “Some people — mostly celebrate the holiday, but some cultures celebrate industry.” teenagers — go to clubs or dressing in costumes and Halloween differently. For others, Halloween just go out and celebrate trick-or-treating are not “We don’t especially do Halloween with friends,” universally recognized. preparations around the city for the occasion … but many children do buy costumes and enjoy this part of the tradition,” said Sarah Nour, an international student from Algiers, Algeria. In some countries, Halloween is not a popular or commonly recognized holiday. “In our country, we have no specific date for Halloween,” said Fayrouz Sarg, an international student from Egypt. “We don’t celebrate it. But in new schools, they started celebrating it … Last year, my little cousin — she’s in primary school — went to school with [a] October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org LIFE & ARTS Page 6 Here’s where to get your pumpkin fix DAVID REES | STAFF REPORTER Street to celebrate the joys a creamy, cool twist. The of pumpkins with fellow gingersnap crust makes it a The leaves are changing, Cincinnatians. must for the fellow foodie. the Halloween costume Weber Family Pumpkin Happy Chicks Bakery search has begun, and Festival Happy Chicks Bakery, sweater weather is fast Continuing with the a woman-owned vegan approaching. Most festival theme, the Weber bakeshop at 4035 Hamilton importantly, it’s time to Family Pumpkin Festival Ave. in Northside, has three embrace the pumpkin craze. runs Saturday, Oct. 20, delectable “fall super fancy Pumpkin pie, pumpkin spice from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., flavors” for its cakes and lattes, pumpkin candles, and Sunday, Oct. 21, from cupcakes. Flavors include pumpkin bread — the list 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Held “Harvest,” “Fall Dream” and goes on and on. annually during the third “Caramel Apple Cider.” With Cincinnati is not short of weekend of October, this plenty of sandwiches and the pumpkin phenomenon, festival features live music, salads to choose from as and there are plenty of ways food, live demonstrations well, this place deserves a to get that annual fall fix. and more than 150 arts and spot on your bucket list. crafts exhibitors. The Weber Bluebird Bakery Festivals Family Pumpkin Festival It’s crucial to have some Operation Pumpkin showcases several elements of that traditional pumpkin Held in downtown of the farm and encourages pie. The Crunch Top Hamilton, Operation visitors to develop a Pumpkin Pie at Bluebird Pumpkin is a pumpkin and connection with agriculture Bakery is a main feature art festival held each year while bringing everyone of its Thanksgiving menu. in the fall. From Friday, together to celebrate the Located at 29 Village Square CCM acting will be performing “Eurydice” this weekend in the Corbett Theater. PROVIDED FROM CCM TWITTER Oct. 12, until Sunday, Oct. fall season. Admission is $5. in Glendale, Bluebird 14, this festival will focus Head to 6007 Kirby Road in enhances the time-honored on all things pumpkin, Harrison, Ohio, to see it for pumpkin pie recipe by including a pumpkin yourself. adding a buttery walnut and Things to do: Oct. 12 to Oct. 14 sculpting competition and coconut topping. ERIN COUCH | SENIOR REPORTER a spellbindingly sensational time. Among a giant pumpkin weigh- Food other perks, a ticket will get you a signature off. Attracting between BonBonerie Pumpkin Picking Friday, Oct. 12 wand, entry to Harry Potter trivia, various 35,000 and 40,000 guests, There are many Burger Farm & Garden themed drink access and more. Apparate Operation Pumpkin is mouthwatering pumpkin Center Haunted Hall: Little known to most, your way through OTR to bars like MOTR, packed with live music goodies in the Cincinnati One of the most nostalgic our beloved Music Hall is actually pretty The Drinkery and 16 Bit, where you can get and pumpkin vendors of area. The BonBonerie, a fall traditions is picking haunted. The lot on which Music Hall inebriated off spiked butterbeer and other all sorts. Pumpkins are coffee shop and bakery pumpkins, and Cincinnati was built was once a pauper’s cemetery, a beverages from the Potterverse. — 2-10 p.m. sculpted, carved, decorated, at 2030 Madison Road in is home to many great hospital for highly contagious patients and Saturday. $25. The Hub, 1209 Main St., OTR. and eaten all weekend Evanston, makes a mean pumpkin patches. Burger an orphan asylum. Naturally, people have CCM Acting: Eurydice: The classic Greek long. Check it out on High pumpkin cheesecake with Farm & Garden Center seen many a ghost over the years. Check myth Orpheus is told through a new lens: has a large selection of them out for yourself at the Cincinnati through Eurydice, the heroine of the story. pumpkins, mums and Pops’ fall show, featuring Dukas’ “Sorcerer’s “Dying too young on her wedding day, gourds with lots of apple Apprentice,” Mussorgsky’s “Night on Eurydice must journey to the underworld, cider and hay rides. Bald Mountain” and Saint-Saën’s “Danse where she reunites with her father and Located at 7849 Main St. Macabre.” After the concert, head on over to struggles to remember her lost love,” reads in Newtown, weekends Corbett Tower for “spirits and spirits,” where the description on CCM’s website. “With at Burger Farm & Garden experts will tell you about Music Hall’s contemporary characters, ingenious plot Center are filled with food, haunted history while you sip on a bourbon twists and breathtaking poetry, the play is a music, farm animals and cider crafted by Molly Wellman. — 8 p.m. fresh look at a timeless love story.” Student more. Friday; 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. discounts available. — 8 p.m. Thursday and Blooms & Berries Farm $25. Music Hall, 1241 Elm St., Downtown. Friday; 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday. (will Market Cincinnati Black Restaurant Week: call over for student ticket price.) Corbett Finally, Blooms & Berries Celebrate Cincinnati’s own black Theater, CCM. Farm Market is a Greater restauranteurs at this weeklong Cincinnati staple. This farm event hosted by Urban League Young Sunday, Oct. 14 is another fantastic option Professionals of Greater Southwestern for fall enthusiasts to pick Ohio. Choose from several eateries Oct. Bengals versus Steelers: It’s a rivalry for some pumpkins. Located 8-14 and indulge in some scrumptious the ages. The Bengals and the Steelers are on Route 48 in Loveland, discounted eats that the owner provides. back at it again this Sunday at 1 p.m. Grab Blooms & Berries offers From barbecue to hibachi to dessert, there’s your finest orange and black spirit wear and attractions for everyone, plenty to choose from at a reasonable price. head out to for some including a 7-acre corn A full list of participating restaurants can be serious drama on the field. — 1 p.m. Sunday. maze, a pumpkin patch, found here. — Monday, Oct. 8-Sunday, Oct. $84. Paul Brown Stadium, Downtown. hayrides, cow train rides, a 14. Restaurant hours vary. Second Sunday on Main: The monthly arts straw maze, caramel apples, and music festival is back for its last event fresh apple cider and tons of Saturday, Oct. 13 of the “summer” season. After you jam to delicious fall foods. some local music, check out the traveling Wizard Pub Crawl: OK, so maybe pick-up truck pumpkin patch, then drop off Comment below and tell us Hermione Granger isn’t the type of witch a lightly used Halloween costume to Findlay which fall festivities you are you associate with the Halloween season. Market’s charity costume drive booth. — most excited for! But you should come to this Over-the-Rhine Noon-5 p.m. Sunday. Free. Main Street bar crawl anyway, because it’s going to be between 12th and Liberty Streets. Page 7 SPORTS October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org together, the Steelers are weeks. usually the aggressors in Lazor needs to continually Bengals set for revenge against Steelers throwing the first punch. call on Mixon this week. 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Tougher tests ahead Defeating the University of California, UC football’s return to the limelight Los Angeles (UCLA) Bruins on the road MATT HUFFMON | SPORTS EDITOR Culture change in week one was important for the team’s There’s an old saying: “winning cures shared confidence. However, two upcoming The University of everything.” The Bearcats’ spotless record conference games will be key in finishing marked the midpoint of the regular season thus far has given the team a swagger that the regular season on a high note. Saturday with a 37-21 homecoming win hasn’t been visible the past few seasons. UC will face back-to-back matchups with over the Tulane University Green Wave at “It’s fun winning,” Warren said. “The locker other nationally ranked and undefeated Nippert Stadium. room is like a party. Everyone’s in there teams in the American Athletic Conference With an upcoming bye week, it’s a good smiling and laughing. Coaches are smiling (AAC) — the University of South Florida time to reflect on how the program has and laughing. Trainers are smiling and and University of Central Florida. transformed from 2-4 through week six of laughing. It’s really a great vibe.” The Bearcats will face the Bulls (No. 23) at 2017 to 6-0 in 2018. Redshirt freshman quarterback Desmond Nippert Stadium Saturday, Nov. 10, before Ridder believes Fickell’s attitude toward the traveling to Orlando, Florida, for a matchup National recognition game is contagious for the entire team. with the Knights (No. 10) that could With back-to-back 4-8 seasons in 2016 and “The [confidence] is at the highest there is,” have AAC Football Championship Game 2017, UC football hasn’t seen much praise Ridder said in the Tulane postgame. “I think implications. from the national media in recent years. But it’s within ourselves, too. You know, we go second-year head coach Luke Fickell has onto that field, and we have to go out there reclaimed national recognition for the team thinking we’re the best. [Fickell] always this year. says ‘take it.’ No matter if we’re at their On Sunday, the Bearcats received a No. 25 place or our place, [opponents are] coming ranking in both major college football polls: in to take what we have going — what we The Associated Press (AP) and the Amway call momentum. We have to take that from Coaches Poll. The team hasn’t been in the them.” AP since week seven of the 2012 season Fickell said the players’ openness to be (No. 21) or the Coaches since week 14 of mentored marks a major shift over the past 2013 (No. 23). year. “I wouldn’t say [the rankings matter] right “As you really step back and look what the now,” sophomore running back Michael difference is from this year and last year, Warren II said after the win over Tulane. it’s relationships,” Fickell said in the Tulane “That’s a media thing. Those guys pick that. postgame. “It’s the ability for guys to take We’re just going to do what we do — play good, hard coaching and make adjustments tough and nasty. Play clean and do that — especially in the games.” every game. Whatever happens, happens. Coach Luke Fickell walks the field after the big win. We just want to play ball.” JUSTIN HILES | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org SPORTS Page 8 Bearcats bowl-eligible after riding out Green Wave SPENCER SCHULTZ | STAFF REPORTER Cincinnati put together two more scoring drives to increase the margin. The University of Cincinnati football team The Green Wave couldn’t find an answer to retained its unbeaten streak at Saturday’s Lewis, who hauled in his second touchdown homecoming game, defeating Tulane of the game on a 15-yard pass from Ridder University 37-21. in the third quarter. The Bearcats (6-0, 2-0 American Athletic “[Lewis] had a little bit of a tough week Conference) finished with 446 total yards, because of last week, and he had two drops,” while the Green Wave (2-4, 1-1 AAC) were Fickell said. “Kahlil is really, really hard on held to 266. himself. We tried to get him out of a funk on “[The game] was a battle, and it was a Tuesday and on Wednesday. He wants to be fight,” UC head coach Luke Fickell said so good… He came out today, and we kind postgame. “We had a bunch of ups and of got him back. Coach Joker [Phillips] did downs, you know, that second quarter, and a great job just mentally with him, making even later in the third quarter, the defense sure we continue to push him.” was on the field a long time. You start to feel Freshman running back Tavion Thomas the energy of complimentary football we added a 25-yard touchdown run to seal the really talk about.” victory. Tulane scored the opening touchdown, Here are a few key takeaways from the Ongoing renovation of the as of Oct. 9. AARON DORSTEN | PHOTO EDITOR capping off an 83-yard drive with a 17-yard win: pass from quarterback James McMillan to Let’s go bowling wide receiver Darnell Mooney late in the UC football is bowl-eligible for the Arena renovation nears completion first quarter. first time since 2015, when the team was The Bearcats did most of their damage dominated in the Hawaii Bowl by San MATT HUFFMON | SPORTS EDITOR experience to bring the to the Champions Club in the second quarter, scoring three Diego State University 42-7. Despite bowl traditional tastes of the area on the main concourse touchdowns with three different players. eligibility and an incoming bye week, No more driving to Queen City to campus. (sections 103-105, as well Sophomore running back Michael Warren Fickell said he will continue to push his Northern Kentucky “We strategically work to as the sideline and baseline II scored the third-longest touchdown in team to the same extent. University’s BB&T Arena to partner with local leaders loge boxes). UC history, taking his sixth rushing attempt Warren continues to shine sit in backed up traffic for who fuel the intensity of The upper concourse will 81 yards to the end zone at the start of the Warren added another memorable moment men’s basketball or watch interest around our athletics feature: second quarter. to his breakout season Saturday with the women’s basketball and programs, Fifth Third Buffalo Wing’s & Rings Warren finished with 123 rushing yards 81-yard run. He has tallied 664 rushing volleyball compete in a high Arena and our award- – chicken wings, fries and and a score before leaving the game due to yards on 124 attempts this season and is school gym at the nearby St. winning campus,” said Mike onion rings near section injury in the second half. tied for the fourth-most rushing touchdowns Ursula Academy. Bohn, athletics director. 203. Redshirt freshman quarterback Desmond in college football with 11. Warren has With just over three weeks “Improving the game- Skyline Chili – two more Ridder finished the Bearcats’ final two scored in every game thus far, so look for until the official reopening day experience for our kiosks near sections 203 drives of the first half with back-to- Fickell to continue to give him a heavy of the $87 million Fifth Third phenomenal fans is always and 213. back touchdowns. Ridder found senior workload — especially in the red zone. Arena renovation — home paramount on our list of Walking tacos, popcorn, wide receiver Khalil Lewis for a 25-yard After the week off, the Bearcats travel to to Bearcats volleyball, improvements for coming funnel cakes, cotton candy, touchdown with 4:25 left before rushing for Philadelphia to face the Temple University women’s basketball and home to what we believe German roasted nuts and a 28-yard touchdown with under a minute Owls Saturday, Oct. 20. Kick-off is set for 12 men’s basketball — final will be the finest on-campus more will also be available left in the quarter. p.m. and ESPNU will televise. touches are in the works, arena in the country. We throughout the arena. After securing a 24-14 halftime lead, and season tickets are will continue to look for It will also feature three selling fast. additional Cincinnati bars, dubbed The Armory Men’s basketball head favorites to join our roster Bar, The Overlook Bar and coach Mick Cronin says the of options available in the The Queen City Bar, on team is extremely eager to new arena.” both the main and upper settle into its new home. The main concourse concourses. “[The team] just wants will feature the following The Armory, located on to get in the locker room,” Cincinnati-based restaurant the main concourse, will men’s basketball head chains: highlight the history of coach Mick Cronin said. Frisch’s Big Boy – serving Armory Fieldhouse — “They’re not going to the burgers, fries and chicken the former home of UC concessions and the bars tenders near sections 118 basketball. and all the great stuff in the and 119. The Overlook Bar comes arena. They want in their Skyline Chili – Coneys complete with a view of locker room. They want in or kids’ meals available at Marge Schott Stadium — their lounge … Personally, any of its three locations, the current home of UC for me, it’ll be nice to play a including near section 117. baseball. home game … I’m sure it’ll Taste of Belgium – will The Queen City Bar be a lot more convenient.” serve chicken and waffles, on the upper concourse The University of as well as pretzels with beer will feature a map of Cincinnati Athletics cheese near section 113. Cincinnati, highlighting Department teamed with Graeter’s, Montgomery UC’s partnership with IMG College, its exclusive Inn, Servatti and another local breweries Rhinegeist, Desmond Ridder (9) is embraced following a rushing touchdown right before the second half of the multimedia rights holder, Skyline Chili will be Madtree and Braxton. homecoming game against Tulane on Saturday, Oct. 6. JUSTIN HILES | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER to create a fan-focused available to fans with access Page 9 OPINION October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org Desk editor duel: Tattoos and jobs SAMI STEWART | OPINION EDITOR place on the back of my your dreams, and the one BRIANA RICE | LIFE & ARTS EDITOR arm. caveat is that you can’t have Call me extreme, but visible tattoos? Sami: As I write this, I’m I don’t believe that any Are you going to spend patiently awaiting a 4 p.m. tattoos — yes, even face and the rest of your life using appointment to add yet finger tats — should prevent makeup to cover the art you another tattoo my work- someone from being hired. spent time and money on? in-progress half-sleeve. Questionable content, Are you going to pay for So, you might assume that however, will and should laser removal that often my stance on tattoos is always come into play. Do costs more than the tattoo explicitly positive — and I think a person with a itself? you’re right! swastika on their forehead What if you visit a country I find the negative should score a job at the that regulates where tattoos stigma against tattoos library? I wouldn’t say so. can be shown? There are to be asinine, and I But a tattoo in place of a plenty of areas around certainly don’t believe that wedding ring makes those the globe with tattoo decorating your body with hands just as able to file, regulations, including designs should keep you sift, sort and organize as the Japan, North and South from obtaining or holding a untouched hands. Korea, Iran, Denmark, job. Since when do outward Just as a book should Turkey, Vietnam and more. appearances discredit work not be judged by its cover, Why even deal with that ethic, an intelligent mind neither should a human. problem when you have or a beautiful personality? the entire rest of your body Since forever, actually. Briana: There are three to cover in any way you Most employers aren’t places you should be please? keen on visible tattoos, and extremely hesitant about The idea of the amount the pre-hire agreement getting tattoos: your hands, of work I would have to includes covering up these face and neck. All three put into covering a tattoo works of art. Some people spots are nearly impossible doesn’t make any sense are happy to abide by the to cover. when a tattoo on my arm standard and wear long In an ideal world, you could easily be covered. sleeves in the middle of might know exactly where I have tattoos, and I plan July to keep the dough you’re going to work, what to get more. If I was rich, rolling. I’ve even agreed to you’re going to do and who I could see a world where cover up mine so the ladies you’re going to be. But the I covered my entire body. shopping for fragrances at truth is, there’s no way to But even still, I would never, Bath and Body Works won’t be sure. ever get a tattoo on my face, be offended by the inked What if you get the job of hands or neck. coordinates of my favorite

e-cigarettes as an epidemic. a cultural shift. In the 60s, anymore. We have gone It’s a little dramatic, but I people smoked cigarettes from Ponyboy to Post Let’s talk about the Juul craze see where he’s coming from. to be productive. To calm Malone. From Hepburn to LINDSEY CARR | CONTRIBUTOR of a cigarette. After a few into my lungs. Juuling has They’re everywhere. Even I down. To be cool. To pass Halsey. From Camel Crush more puffs, I decided to stay seemingly rescued my inched away from cigarettes the time. To be a part of to Cool Cucumber. If we’re It has been seven minutes inside. tar-filled lungs and nearly- and sprinted toward the something. being honest, has anything since I last Juuled. In the past two years, negative bank account. JUUL. People don’t smoke changed? I bought a JUUL two I have spent $2,912 on And the company is pulling When you decide to buy cigarettes in restaurants, weeks ago to offset my cigarettes. I could have down profit at the same a JUUL, you decide to join malls and movie theaters pack-a-day smoking habit. been paying off my time. According to the I tried to resist the USB- suffocating student loans. Centers for Disease Control sucking trend for a long I could have gotten myself and Prevention, JUUL’s time. It seemed expensive a (used) car. I could have 2017 sales have grown and pointless, but I knew taken a trip to Montana. almost seven times over that that smoking cigarettes was I could have supported a of 2016. terrible for my lungs and children’s charity. I could JUUL was originally bank account. It helped me have invested it and been created to help people like manage the daily stressors incredibly rich by now. But me intake nicotine without that accompany college life. there I was with almost the tar, paint thinners It was a way to expand my $3,000 of tar in my lungs. and formaldehyde. And social circle and puff cigs That disappointing it worked. But now, an with people I wouldn’t have mathematical journey was entirely new generation met in the nonsmoking the final push I needed to of nonsmokers is in the demographic. In fact, I met go to the nearest gas station market. The Food and Drug one of my best friends while and get myself a JUUL. It Administration (FDA) smoking. has been two weeks and attacked the vaping industry I began to crack when I one day, and I no longer for marketing devices and tried my friend’s JUUL in smell like a stale ashtray. I flavors toward teenagers place of a smoke break. The smell like hibiscus flowers and, in September, FDA cold, mango-flavored air and accumulation of sweat Commissioner Dr. Scott jabbed me in the back of from my walk across Gottlieb referred to the my throat, similar to a hit campus. I can fit more air increase in teens using October 10, 2018 | newsrecord.org OPINION Page 10

SAMI STEWART | OPINION EDITOR convenience. Even a small step FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, I toward environmental SAID NO STRAW. responsibility matters, but Woah — slow your roll, it’s a matter of being a good buddy. I know you watched dropped on your table isn’t forget that you’re part of the steward of the earth, not that video on Facebook of a doing anything, either. Once problem. just saving sea turtles. If you turtle with a straw jammed that straw hits your table, No plastic straw? Great. I exchanged your straw for up its nose, but plastic it’s getting trashed whether can check that off my good- an adult sippy cup lid, but straws are the absolute you open it or not. Thanks, citizen list for the day. But drove yourself to the café, least of our environmental sanitation codes. if you still use floss picks you took one step forward problems as they stand. As patrons of this dying and throw your cigarette and two steps backward. Don’t get me wrong — planet, it would behoove butts on the ground, you Straws are an easy straws are bad for the us to completely reject might as well start doubling transition into a more environment. But don’t let single-use plastic, but that’s up your straw usage. Your environmentally-conscious that be your feel-good drop far too difficult. What are stainless-steel trend tube is life. Don’t be afraid to dip in the sustainability bucket. we supposed to do? Drink essentially worthless, and your toes into the world of It will take a huge effort to solely out of coffee mugs? you’ve wasted your money. inconvenience for the sake rager. Recycling isn’t something minimize the deep carbon Dare we touch our lips to I’m not condoning the of the planet. Honestly, I’m happy that the trend you do to make yourself feel footprint humanity has the edge of a plastic cup? excessive use of straws. it’s the least you could do. is catching on, but I’d be like a good person. It’s what stomped onto the Earth. Refusing to use straws is I just wish that the straw But let’s not feel too good happier if the trend was you do so your trash doesn’t Starbucks offering a new a blip on the big screen of issue wasn’t eclipsing the about ourselves for finally seen as a stepping stone end up down the throat of a plastic lid to combat the climate change and global swathe of other positive remembering to say no rather than a checkbox dolphin. plastic straw isn’t going to pollution. The only thing environmental endeavors to the straw when we still — one that’s part of the More conscious effort. Less cut it. And refusing to use your moral licensing is that most of us choose forget to put out a recycling larger plan of action, and succumbing to convenience. the straw your server just good for is making you to ignore for sake of bin every time we throw a not just an Instagram trend.

do not represent the opinions or ideologies of SG. But as have evidence he uses to deny the Holocaust.” a member of SG, her conduct on social media does, in “[If] i see any one of these mfs on campus i’m tripping fact, reflect upon the organization. Being a SG member them on the steps,” reads one comment. One of these does not give you the right to censor opposition. Isn’t that threads received more than 1,300 likes. How are YAF authoritarianism, the opposite of democracy? members the bullies in this case? Are you serious? When reached for a response, Vitali said she was “advised It is imperative that SG responds to the actions of not to comment at this time.” But failure to respond is Vitali and Habteselassie. It is their job to represent all not new to SG. Days earlier, UC’s Young Americans for UC students and to denounce the bullying that has been Freedom (YAF) chapter tweeted a screenshot from a unleashed upon those whose opinions differ. I demand GroupMe message in which Student Body President Sinna that SG members refrain from letting their political biases Habteselassie encouraged members not to engage with impact their performance as campus leaders. frustrated students on social media. If SG members truly represent all Bearcats, they should “I want to take a minute to encourage you all not to act like it. entertain or react to their attempts to engage in petty discourse with us,” Habteselassie wrote. “Please don’t respond to any of the trolling against SG … if it truly becomes worse, I’ll reach out to administration.” There are so many issues with this response. How does anyone in SG get to determine what does or doesn’t qualify as SG needs a reality check petty discourse? YAF members simply asked SAMUEL SCHELL-OLSEN | STAFF REPORTER why they were being censored. How is that petty? The recent confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Second, Vitali sparked the backlash when Supreme Court was bound to incite controversy at the she chose to tear down the paper. Any University of Cincinnati. Predictably, most UC students “petty discourse” that might have followed opposed the confirmation. But for those that didn’t, was spearheaded by her actions. Finally, undergraduate student government (SG) took no issue where on the flyer does it say, “We don’t silencing their voices. believe survivors”? Perhaps YAF supports Gianna Vitali, executive director for SG, posted a video the confirmation because they don’t think a Thursday in which she tore a down pro-Kavanaugh flyer single accusation should ruin a man’s life. from the MainStreet bulletin board near Swift Hall. “Not on The Twitter mob hides behind the “we my campus. #MeToo,” she captioned the tweet, which had support all survivors” line, and the social nearly 300 likes and 50 retweets by Tuesday evening. media hivemind has taken to personally Is it safe to assume that only those who oppose attacking YAF members. 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