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April 21, 2005 Vol. 35 Issue 28 ~ t:.J'nM:rsity cf Southern Indianastudentnewsplpfr Students react to Twista By Anthony Pate I wou ldn 't see Twista," said Staff reporter senior Babetta House. " I came only to see August An indoor concert and the Christopher." absence of a cam ivai raised Senior Ashley Albin said some controversy about the she would have liked to have 2005 Spring Fest, in com pari- the concert outdoors. son to fests of the past. "I liked it better when it "We're breaking new was an outside," said Albin. ground," said Tim Buecher, di- "August Christopher and The rector of the Spring Fest com- Loft rocked." mittee. The Spring Fest changes "This year is completely this year required funds in ad- different We had a concert in- dition to the $15,000 Spring doors with a nationally known Fest committee budget each a11ist. It is the first year we year. didn't "Students got gypped be- Buecher have a "' • satd Spnng cami- cause of the censormg. Why Fest starts val," said aren't we able to make our at a budget Buecher. own decisions? of$15,000 Buecher , • every year. also said -Nikki Ball Bueche r he would said the like to see Spring Fest become Spring Fest committee some- one of the stronger can1pus times asks other organiza- traditions. tions, such as SGA, to dt>nate Despite Buecher's hope- money. fu l outlook, the concert man- When campus organiza- aged to speak some controver- donatde fundsh ' Sthe budFget August C hris topher opens for 1\vista in the PAC Saturday. This Spring Fest was the first to have an indoor con- sy between both Twista fans ~ionsts mcrease so t e pnng est . ) and those who oppose the rap- committee can bring better en- cert and no carmval (photo by Anthony Pate . .

per 's~~ · Ball, president of =~~nment to the student Juni•or discusses h. er past the Black Student Union, said This year, SGA was the the concert was an example of only organization that donated the university treating students money to Spring Fest. ttl • · 0 like ~~~~~nls got gypped be- presi~~~t ~~~c1l~ ~~~~~~~: ba e agrunst cancer cause of the censoring," said ed $6,500 and allocated $5,750 Ball. " Wh y aren't we able to to contract 1\vista and $750 to make our own decisions? USidols. By Amelia Jeffi rs tal where she went through extraordi­ fore they decided to treat me with ra­ "He (Twista) represented "We don't have a clue on News editor narily painful tests. diation to see if it would help th e the Midwest very well. It was how much we spent because " I was tested for a variety of swelling." a good concert and I had a not all of th e invoices are in," In March 2003, 19-year-old things such as tuberculosis and sar­ Morgan said she went through good time," said junior Joey satd Buecher. . fi"eshman Tori Morgan woke up coids, and when those results came radiation seven times during her se­ Cuevas. Buecher satd about I ,200 hooked to machines and with bandag- back negative, my doctor scheduled mester at US I. When she went home Some students attended people attended the concert, es around her head. me for a cat scan," said Morgan. again in early March 2003, her eye the concerts for the opening bu~ he did not know, at this Shortly after her surgery, Morgan Morgan said she became ill after began swelling out of control. bands rather than 1\vista. pomt, how much revenue the was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's the tests and her doctor referred her to Her doctor referred her to the In­ " I thought August concert brought. Lymphoma mucosa-associated lym- an ophthalmologist, who scheduled diana University Medical Center, Christopher was awesome. I " We have been success- phoid ti ssue (MALT) on her eye. her for a biopsy, surgery in which where Morgan scheduled an appoint­ never heard th em before," said ful wh t.ch tells me that the or- Morgan said when her eye first some of the tissue is removed for ment for April, but scheduled another junior Nathan Gerth. gamzatt?ns that donate want to swell ed in October 2002, she thought tests. biopsy in the meantime. " I was th oroughly im- see Spnng Fest contmue to it was her allergies. However, after al- "I remember waking up crying "When they told me it was can­ pressed. It went better this year succeed," sa id Buecher. lergy medicines and antibiotics did and being in so much pain after the cer, in a sense, I felt relief because than last year," said Gerth. not reduce the swollen tissue on her biopsy," said Morgan. "The results "If it wasn't for my fi"iend eye, Morgan fmally went to a hospi- were inclusive, and it was a month be- ee MORGAN on Page 3 2 Thursday, April 21, 2005

As spring and summer near, creatures from ants to spiders to the occasional lizard may not bother to knock before entering your apartment.

What do residents need to know? "I would suggest trying to keep your apartment as clean as possible and keep­ ing doors and windows shut if there are no screens," said Matt Phillips, area coordinator for the McDonald West apartments.

Residents are sometimes unsure when to call for help regarding their pest problems. "Obviously, if you have one or two ants; that's not an emergency. But if you have a line of ants up the wall, that's a different story," said Phillips.

Residence Life provides spray for bugs and "sticky" traps for those larger intruders. If residents feel they have a serious problem, they arc encouraged to send in a work order via the Residence Life web site A professional exterminator is on site once a week.

Thursday, April 21 keynote speaker will be Dr. " Little Shop of Horrors," 7 p.m., William Bass, professor emeritus, USl Theatre, 300 I lg leheart Ave. University of Tennessee, a $5 for USI students; $9 for seniors renowned forensic anthropologist and other students; $I I for adults. and author. Information: 465- 7137. Success Series Workshop: Finals Quest, 3 p.m., ED I I 03. Informa­ Math Skills for the New SAT, 9 tion: 464- I 743. a.m.-3 p.m., ED 2 I I 0. Registration fee: $55 includes lunch. lnfonna­ School of Liberal Arts Distin­ tion, Extended Services: 464- guished Scholar Lecture, "TheIl­ 1989. lusions of Global American," by Alan Dawley, 6 p.m., Kleymeyer USJ Day at the Zoo, 10 a.m.-3 Hall, LA. Information: 465-1202. p.m., Mesker Park Zoo. For alum­ ni, students, employees and their Friday, April 22 families. Admission: $4.50, adults; Community of Scholars, William $3.50 children age 3 and up. In for­ " Bill" Drennen Jr., Kojo (William mation: 464-1924. T.) Jones Jr., and editor Dolores Johnson will lecture about their " Little Shop of Horrors," 8 p.m ., book Red, White, Black & Blue, a USI Theatre, 300 I lgleheart Ave. collaborative memoir about grow­ ing up with the trauma of desegre­ Sunday, April24 gation, at 2 p.m. in Kleymeyer " Little Shop of Horrors," 2 p.m., Hall in the LA. USl Theatre, 3001 lgleheart Ave.

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MORGA continued from Page that was so swollen and had stitch- 2 es." Car enthusiasts meet for show there was a name for what had al­ Morgan sa id she did find pur­ most ruined my life," said Morgan. pose while she was at home, Morgan said she had to stay though. Morgan said she took care home throughout treannent and of her sister who has multiple scle­ observation because her type of rosis. Morgan said one of he r co­ cancer was so rare. workers lost her baby that April, " I had to wi thdraw from and Morgan was able to cover her school ( .. .) they put you through so shifts until the woman was able to much to do that," said Morgan. " I return later that summer. was angry because I felt like I had " I felt like God sent me home already been through too much." for those reasons beyond my own " When it was time to say illness," said Morgan. goodbye, I couldn't guarantee Morgan said she returned to them I would be coming back," school the following September said Morgan. "That was rea lly for the fa ll 2003 semester because heartbreaking." she had finished treatments. Morgan said she went through Morgan had surgery to repair 30 rounds of radiation before los­ her eyelids, which had been dam­ ing her eyelashes because th e radi­ aged from the radiation. ation was so close to her head. " I never would have thought "I was very uncertain (about that I would have to banle cancer treatment)," said Morgan. " I had at age 19, but I believe I am a bet­ doctors telling me they had been ter person from this experience," practicing for over 25 years and said Morgan. hadn 't seen anything like my can­ During Relay for Life, Mor­ cer before." gan and five other cancer survivors Morgan said she was dreading gave thei r testimonies and began the thought of chemotherapy be­ the 12 hours of walking represent­ A car show contestant sits by his I 968 Camara on Saturday, April I6. The third annual car show takes cause of the nausea and hair loss. ing commemoration of those lost place during Spring Fest and attracts classic car owners from across the Midwest "Selfi sh me, I could only to cancer, hope to those suffering (photo by Randy Hawkins) think about my hair," said Morgan. from it and honor to those who By Anthony Pate pus for students as well as poten­ totally restored it. "But I was already so traumatized have survived it. Staff reporter tial students touring the campus on Hulsey also said it is fun to by the way I looked with my eye the Southern Hospitality Day. see people " buggy-punch" each " It's a beautiful day," said Awards given included the other when they see his car. Hulsey Randal Brown, standing next to top 25 cars for show, awards for said many people don't know that Gay/Lesbian Prom his 1965 mustang GT fastback. best car, best truck, best ladies' it doesn't have a radiatOr. Brown's referring to Satur­ choice, best club and best of show. "All Beetles' hearers run di­ day, when USI hosted the third an­ Doc Schmidt's 1934 Sayers two­ rectly off the heat of the engine," Goinq to tile Cbapel nual Spring Fest car show in the door won best for show. Steve and said Hulsey. visitor parking lots. Donna Whitehouse won for best The Mustang owner said he car. They own a 1956 Chevy 210. Saturday, April 23 enjoys attending car shows to hear Bob Gibson won best truck with stories from new people. his 1939 Chevy pick up. Gary 7 p.m.- 12 a.m. "Everybody has a story about Brown 's 1954 Chevy Belair won Spring Break 2006. CIO"lcm Cmtr ~ Gpn a mustang," said Brown. ladies' choice. Tim Buecher, director of the Jesse Hulsey had the only Travel with STS, America's # 1 Spring Fest committee, said he 1972 Super Beetle at the show. He Student Tour Operator to Ja­ Co~ : $4 in advance wanted to have the car show to cre­ said he got his Beetle when he was maica, Cancun, Acapulco, Bahamas and Flori­ ate a good impression of the cam- 13 years old for $400 and then he $5 at the door da. Now hiring on-campus reps. Call for group discounts. Information/ Reser­ vations 1-800-648-4849 or www.ststravel.com

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As you may imagine, that 's Opinion Editor my night class, I still participate in I didn't go to Twista, in fact, I not exactly the best place for a kid Randy Hawkins my online classes, but I have pretty much forgot that the concert to move to. Managing Editor: Thesday morn­ found myself more or less not car­ was happening. So, now 1 have to beg the Shyloh Karshner ing, bells across ing about class. That may be because I didn 't folks at my current job that( need News Editor: the land tolled in I know that I'm going to grad­ care (and judging by the atten­ to move to full-time, budgets be Amelia Jeffirs recognition of a uate; dance reports, most other people damned. Opinion Editor: new Pope. I have most of the credits, and didn't either) but again, I would ar­ I also have to worry about Jeff Walker In recognition I'm going to pass this semester's gue that everything is secondary to health insurance and dental care, EtCetera Editor: of this, I did class, so I'm mostly in a weird lull. my college graduati on. Maybe because my parents' sweet insur­ Shane Todd nothing. This applies not only to the someone else would have been ance plan doesn't cover college Business Manager: This is due in large part to the schoolwork I' m responsible for better. gradu ates. Ashley Ruggier fact that I graduate from college in but also for things that happen in While visiting my parents the Fortunately, my dad's name is Adver1ising Manager: just over two weeks. my life. other day, all I kept saying was on the title to my car, so at the very Melanie Branwn To you, maybe graduating With all the work that went "Oh yeah? Well I'm graduating least I don 't have to worry about Adviser: represents the big finish. The into getting to this point, I feel a lit­ college in.three weeks." my car insurance changi ng. Patricia Ferrier crowning achievement in a life­ tle let down knowing that I'm It was difficult for them to ar­ Thank goodness for small time filled with hard work, late about to be done with all of it. gue with that kind of logic. miracles. nights, and early mornings. I was reading all about the Regardless, my impending Ultimately, I'm just glad to be GUEST To me, my graduation means naming of a new Pope. That 's a graduation makes almost every­ graduating. I don 't really care what COMMENTARIES that I wi ll no longer be on my par­ very momentous occasion. thing seem unimportant. happens in the world, I don 't care ents health insurance, I' ll have to Not only am I not Catholi c, It also makes me realize all what happens in my life, I just Signed opinions are pub­ start paying back my student but I'm not reli gious and I sti ll the crap that I'm going to have to don't care. lished · to provide diverse loans, and that I will no longer very much respect and honor the put up with. The job search is one. In a few weeks, US I will be viewpoints and to encourage have to pay USIa single dime, un­ grandeur of the occasion. I have an offer or two, but mai ling a diploma to my parents' debate on issues important to (e.ss I choose to contribute as an It's neat; what with the smoke they're in such random places that house, and after th at it's all over. I the university community. alumni. and all, but the pomp and circum­ I'm pretty much not interested. guess that means the real world is Such commentaries represent Because of this, most of the stance missed me because every­ The most serious ofmy offers just a few weeks away. the views of the author and rest of my life doesn't matter. I still thing is really pretty much second- was from Elizabethtown, Ky. But really, who cares? not necessarily those of this newspaper. This Week's online poll question LE'ITERS TO THE 'Liberal bias' poses EDITOR What are your The Shield accepts origi­ summer plans? nal, unpublished letters from all of its readers. - More school, baby. Yeah! Letters should be no more threat to no one - Working hard fo r some than 250 words. money. By Randy pening. It gets worse though . Letters must be signed and Hawkins - Concerts. I' ll practi cally be a When election time roll ed Apparentl y enough people have a telephone number for Editor-In-Chief around last fall, I did not hear a sin­ have been offended in Tennessee roadie. verification. gle student talking to another with that the state is considering passing -I'm not doing a dag-gone So I' m just a conversation that went along the legislation that bans professors CONTACT US thing and I' ll be happy not about fed up lines of, "Ya know, I really think from giving their political opinions doing it with people I'm going to vote for so-and-so. I on pretty much anything. Phone: Last week's poll complaining wasn 't going to, but Professor Far be it for individuals to just Editor's Desk: 465-1682 about a liberal What's-her-name really convinced disagree and stick to their own Was bringing in Twista for bias on college Newsroom Desk: 465-1645 me." opinions. We can't handle people Spring Fest a good idea? campuses, specifically ours. Obviously the so-called liber­ disagreeing with us. We need laws Adver1ising: 465-1870 Just yesterday the College al bias was ineffective. For those that force people to keep their dis­ Republicans sponsored speaker not in the know, we currently have sent to themselves. Has it really Jim Nelson Black to speak on "po­ a GOP dominated government. come to censorship? Fax litical bias at American universities So I fail to see the problem I say thank goodness we have 465-1632 and its implications for society." when a few professors make a po­ people left who sti ll give a damn Of the x number of classes litical aside every now and again and have an opinion, especially on taught here at USI, how many of during class. You weren't into the a co ll ege campus. Granted it's not E-Mail them feature professors on their scheduled lecture that much, be the students, but still I stand by my [email protected] political soap boxes day in and day honest. And surely those offend­ statement. out? Along the same lines, who's ed by the so-called "liberal bias" Actually that is not entirely really listening? aren't talking about the students. accurate as obviously, the College Mail I can get behind the idea of I' ll grant there are a fair num­ Republicans care. The Shield professors having the potential to ber of"vocal" liberals on campus, That's cool though because it control and influence our sti ll 8600 University Blvd. 57%- Who's Twista, again? regard less, WE' RE IN INDI­ shows that someone is actually do­ young (for most of us), impres­ ANA- a state so historically con­ ing something for a change, which Evansville, IN 47712 sionable minds. On paper that 26%- No way, dude. servative, they've already declared is more than I can say for the does sound bad. us a "red state" for the next three "droves" of liberals on this cam­ In reality, I don't see that hap- presidential elections. pus. 17%- Hellz yeah! EtCetera en tertainment and student life Thursday, April21, 2005 5 Battle of 'The Amityville Horrors' By Shane Todd performances by damn near every­ But the only thing amusing Et cetera editor one in the original "Amityville," about the original are some of the Kidder stumbles in the end. awful effects and even worse act­ All right, kids, time to do me The original Kathy, haunted ing. a favor. Go take a look at that stack by her own horrendous acting, It 's funny in the way that the of DVDs you call a movie collec­ falls behind to let George take the ori ginal "Evil Dead" was. And tion, find "Van Wilder," and take a victory. that's not a good kind of funny at look at that goof on the cover. Winner: Melissa George all. OJ ' Ryan Reynolds there, an Winner: Amityville 2005 incredibly likeable and well-timed Round Three comedian, is starring in a horror Freaky Factor Round Five "movie. Well, this is the one that real­ Historical Accuracy The remake of a horror ly matters, isn 't it? After all, we're "The Amityville Horror," movie, anyway. "The Amityville talking about a horror movie here. both of them, claim to be based on Horror" is based on the true story So which one is scarier? true events as told by George and of the Lutz family, and their 28 Well, while the original did Kathy Lutz after their harrowing days of torture Jiving in a suppos­ have the now infamous bleeding escape from that haunted colonial. edly haunted house. walls, nothing says scary quite like So which of these films most George (Ryan Reynolds) and little children with the backs of closely follows the actual occur­ Kathy (Melissa George) Lutz fmd their heads flapping in the breeze. rences within that house? the house of their (read as "her") Unfortunately, the original Um ... neither of them. While dreams when they stumble upon a was made back in the ' 70s, and the story made its rounds back in beautiful colonial home in Ami­ just can't compete with the im­ 1975, now it's generally accepted tyville, Long Island. proved, if entirely overused, fright that the Lutz family made up their The house is, surprisingly, effects of today. story. within their price range. So of Winner: Amityville 2005 Some even claim they colial>­ course they agree to buy it, then af­ orated with Butch on the tal.;s. terward, ask why the place is so Round Four Turns out this "true story" isn't ac­ cheap. Look, honey. The house that Satan built No, those windows don't Horror Humor tually true at all. Well, not that it's such a big look like eyes at all. Perhaps you're asking your­ Winner: No Contest deal, but a couple people may have selfwhy comedy matters in a hor­ been murdered in the house about Jy entertaining. one question that remains about rortilm? And at the end of five rounds, a year ago. That is owed, in no small part, "The Amityville Horror." Look at the best of Wes it 's a clean sweep for the new A couple being more like six to the performance of Ryan So it's a passable horror Craven. "The Nightmare on Elm "Amityville Horror." members of the DeFeo family, all Reynolds. The spot-on timing that movie in a year crowded with far Street" series. The first "Scream" Not that that says too much at of whom were shot execution style makes him perfect for roles like too many average films of this movie. all, considering the original was by the oldest son, Ronald " Butch" "Van Wilder" also makes him a genre, but how does the remake It 's light heart and wit that one of the worst movies I' ve ever DeFeo Jr. great choice for the horror genre. stack up to the original (and just as help to relieve too much tension, seen. But hey, houses don 't kill Haunted houses, tortured In­ critically panned) "Amityville?" and help to make those dark and people, right? Of course not. Peo­ dian spirits, crazed missionaries Let's find out. eerie moments look that much ple kill people. So undeterred, and creepy monocolor girls with darker and feel that much eerier. Winner and George moves his family into that holes in their heads are nothing Round One With Reynolds in the leading beautiful house in Amityville. compared to the entertainment val­ James Brolin vsRyan Reynolds role, you know there's going to be Grand Champion: The first few days aren't so ue of watching Reynolds' slow de­ Anyone who read my review a few wisecracks worth smiling "The Amityville Horror'' 2005 bad, really. But then things just scent into madness. above should be able to see where over in the remake. start getting, well, kind of creepy. It 's reminiscent of watching this one's going fairly quickly. Windows are constantly Jack Nicholson lose his mind in The remake has re-confirmed opening by themselves, no matter "The Shining." my belief that Reynolds can do no how many times George closes Though there's nothing quite wrong, (it's not his fault " Blade: them. as classic as the " Here's Johnny" Trinity" had a horrible script). The boat house down by the moment, there's certainly enough Compare his excellent per­ river is always unlocked, doors other similarities to keep the atten­ formance to that of Brolin, who slamming in the breeze, no matter tion on what is otherwise a barely starred in one of the worst movies how many times George gets out average horror flick. I' ve ever had the displeasure of of bed to clasp the padlock. For what it is, this movie ac­ watching, and this one's a no con­ Strange noises, eerie voices tually turns out to be much better test. and a freak show of a dead little than anticipated. That again, is due Hey, Reynolds isn't working gi rl that haunts both George and largely to the performance of out for nothing, you know. his daughter are the order of the Reynolds. Winner: Ryan Reynolds day here. Anyone interested in taking a I' ll be honest, there's nothing peek at this one probably won 't be Round 1\vo here that hasn 't been done before. disappointed, but if you' re on the Margot Kidder vs Melissa George And none of the tricks used in this fence, just go ahead and save your This one's tough. After all, for film are fresh, even for this year. money for " Kung Pu Hustle" next her day, Kidder wasn't a bad look­ But despite it's rather average week. ing dan1e at all. gimmicks and predictable scares, That should be a kick. Get it? A head-to-head contest on the this movie manages to remain fair- Bad jokes aside, there's still hotness factor, but with the awful 6 Thursday, April21, 2005 Garbag~ album far from rubbish By Jason Goodwin filled with every element that Music connoisseur Garbage has ever brought to the in­ dustry before. Many things have changed It is one of the bener tracks on April 22- 4- eamer, The Mod­ over the past four years since the the record and is destined for con­ els We Frame, Blame it on Rio last Garbage album. stant radio play. @Club 11 23 7 p.m. After a crushing break with a TI1e chorus evokes so many husband and fi ghting amongst the emotions of anger, pain and hostil­ April 22- The Bizarre Magic of band, Shirley Manson has the ity that any listener can empathize Brian Brushwood @The Eagles angst necessary to make a rock in' with. Nest 8 p.m. good record That being said, this album is "Bleed Like Me" is the fourth not perfect, or even destined for April 23- Ca li co System, Burn­ release of this popular post-grunge any award nominations. ing Season, Aujalyn, When group and seems to go back to their "Bleed Like Me" is not any­ Mourning Comes, Saline River self-titled breakthrough hit. thing revolutionary and could be Ri ot, My Virgi n Eyes @Herrin The electronic vibe present on the argued as showing very little if any Teen Town last few albums is staning to fade, true progress. 6 p.m. and the guitars and drums are For this reason and this reason beefed up to healthy doses. alone, the album comes across as April 23- Foxhole, Radio Si­ The title track seems to be an average. lence, Glint, Shut Up Eliza beth introspective look at Manson 's Yet, this album is still very re­ @The Wired Cafe 7 p.m. previous history as a cuner and freshing in an industry built on takes the listener on a journey of copying whatever formula for suc­ April 26- The Doorsofthe21st pain culminating with the state­ cess that is popular at the time. Century @The Centre 7:3 0 ment, "you should see my scars." ure it sounds out of place for p.m. · "Bad Boyfriend" is one of the the 21st Century, but it does not best opening tracks on a rock al­ mean the record won 't go over April 26-M ay 1- Riverdance bum to come out in a while. well. @TI1e Mu ra t Egyptian Room It features Dave Grohl of the Next time you go to the record Indianapolis 8 p.m. Foo Fighters on drums and is a per­ store, don't overlook this one. fect example of the sexually Self your books back, take April 28- Midnight Breakfast provocative lyrics one can expect some of that hard-earned cash, and Chill Out @The Loft/Carter on the album . let the sexiest woman Scotland can Hall offer tell you how to be her "bad Take Manson trying to sed uce 9 p.m.- 12 a. m. you with heavy power chords and boyfriend." pounding drums, and this song is Whatever you do, dpn't take Apri l29- Lost Anthem, Perc 15, the result. out the Garbage because this al­ Adam Mi ller @Christian Fel­ " Why Do You Love Me" is bum is far from rubbish. lowship Church 7 p.m.

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located on Evansville 's Westside Between Integra Bank and lowe's 423-RING(4376)--- Thursday, April 21, 2005 .SportS 8 Cooksey honored at USI sports banquet By Aaron Grider Cooksey won and broke her "He does everything he can to Special to The Shield own school record in the 5,000 that increase attendance at every home was set in 2003 at the Hillsdale Re- sporting event. Brian is tireless, the Junior Heather Cooksey was lays. Her time of 16 minutes and guy rarely sleeps and he is such a awarded the USI/Integra Bank Fe­ 32.97 seconds beat the record by high-energy guy. male Student Athlete of the Year about seven seconds. 1l1e time also " He has been such an asset to Sunday after competing in the Ml. gave Cooksey her second automat- our program. If the school could Sac relays in California Friday. ic qualifying time for the NCAA create a posi tion to keep him Cooksey is a two-time GLVC Division II National Champi- around, I think it would be well scholar athlete of the year and onships. worth whatever it took" said Hiii- US I's first-ever female national "Heather ran a smart race, she yard. champion. waited until about a quarter mile to The accolades kept coming for In three years, the Browns­ go. When she went, she went hard the track program as most of the burg, Iod.-native has become an and no one could stay with her. team, excluding distance runners, eight-time all-American and holds " It is a big confidence boost competed in Terte Haute, lnd. Sun­ 14 school records. She was the Di­ for her and the encouraging thing day. The team had three first-place vision II Outdoor National Cham­ was that it looked easy for her aod fmi shes: Candace Perry,longjump; pion in the 3,000-meters. it was the easiest race that I have Abby Boberg, high jump and Scott "She deserves 1he award and ever seen her run," said Hillyard Forbey, javelin. one could argue that she is proba­ "Heather has such a strong be- "Scott is a threat to win the bly the most decorated female ath­ lief in her abilities. That really sep- high jump and javelin at conference lete in USI history. arates her from everyone else. and he will be our biggest point- "1 don't think anyone could ar­ "She has such a great desire to earner there. gue that there was a more deserving win and she doesn't think about "On the women's side Cook­ candidate," said Coach Mike Hill­ pain during a race. It never settles sey is having a phenomenal season, yard in until the race is over. Her work we could probably run her in four Cooksey won the 5,000-meter ethic is phenomena\ and you com- events at conference and she would race against some of the best ama­ bine that with her ability and you win four. teur athletes in the country Friday. have a great athlete," said Hillyard. "Crystal Stock and Missy Bur- The U.S. representative for the Brian Kendall was also award- gi n are running well so that takes World Cross Country Champi­ ed as the recipient of the USlllnte- pressure off of Heather for the dis­ onships and the Division II Cross gra Bank Screaming Eagle's Pride tance team," said Hillyard. Country National title-holder from Award. Some students may recog- The team will compete in their Brigham Young University, nize Kendall from USI basketball final pre-conference meet this Chelsea Smith was among the ath­ games, running onto the court in weekend when they travel to Van- letes Cooksey defeated. face paint carrying the USI flag. derbilt University. Intramural soccer nearing tourney By Shyloh Karshner " We draw a unique crowd. Gratz. Leavell. "A lot aren't physical Managing editor It's a well-kept secret, nearly 200 Three women and seven men enough, too small, but, I think, a people come out every night," said from the USI soccer teams are ref- few are good enough to walk on to Undefeated Almost 500 students are com­ Gratz. "There is an interest in soc- ereeing the soccer intramurals. the team ." The following teams were peting in the RFC's intramural cer, not just in southern Indiana, "The athletes love their sports Tepsic said a group of the in- undefeated as of April 19 soccer league. but all over Indiana." and enjoy refereeing. !hey know temational students play at a colle- " More teams than ever are Many students played in high the sport and how to deal with the giate-level. Men Women competing this year," said Joe school and want to continue to players. "international students play Gratz, assistant director of intra­ play in college, but are either not "Having the athletes referee too tricky, though," Tepsic said. mural and recreational sports. good enough or chose not to play brings credibility to the games. "They play different with their Fish Guts Alpha Sigma Of the 24 men's and 14 for USI , he said. They have fun and offer some of footwork. I don't think the coach- Alpha women's teams, eight and six, re­ "They get an opportunity to the best officiating possible," said es here like to see that." C-The new spectively, will advance to the sin­ play a sport they love through in- Gratz. " International players can Generation gle-elimination SOCGer tournament tramurals. We try to offer some- Sophomore soccer player think in a whole different dimen- B.A.'s starting Monday. thing for everyone," said Gratz. lim Leavell officiates to relax and sion, tactically. I grew up on this Juggalos Each team 's record, taken Mike Tepsic, a sophomore get his mind off of schoolwork. sport," said Tepsic. He played soc- Coconut from four games over the past two journalism student from Germany, " I enjoy watching USI stu- cer year-round since he was 7 Cowgirls weeks, and sportsmanship rating, is playing on the Mafiosos Intema- dents play. Many used to play in years old until he was 16. hi Delta Theta given after every match by the tionale team. high school and intramurals offer In the five years that Gratz scorekeeper and two referees, will "This is the only time of year fair competition," said Leavell. has been at US I, "intramurals have Fubbers determine which teams advance. J can play soccer and be competi- "It's a fun hobby." grown by leaps and bounds," he Monday-Thursday for the tive," sa.id Tepsic. "There are players of all ski ll said. Red Cards Guts past two weeks, students, staff and USI athletes cannot compete levels," said Gratz. "Some are very " It's challenging to schedule parents have been gathering at the in intramural games of their sport, talented, almost talented enough intramurals because we only have Broadway Recreational complex but many choose to referee be- to, maybe, have played for US I." three fields, but we do try to in­ e Red Cards 0 Bannon Hal between 8 and I \ p.m. to play and cause "they like to watch and " I would encourage a couple elude all different sports fo r every­ on intrainurals Bailers watch the matches. make a little extra money," said of players to come try out," said one," said Gratz. astyear. Thursday, April21, 2005 9 ...... _;_ ..... es seek to sweep past .500 By Katie Bu ching In the fifth inning, Andy Rock Special to The Shield led off with a double down the right field line. After gelling swept by KWC That double was followed by earlier in the week, the Screaming a sacrifice bunt to move the runner Eagles got out their brooms, at­ to third, and a sacrifice fly that tempting to sweep out the base­ scored Rock from third base. ment oftheGLVC last weekend. Fad de got out of the next two Lewis University came to innings unscathed, only giving up Evansville with a 4- I 8 record in one hit. The Screaming Eagles of conference play and 6-28 overall, Southern Indiana won the first of good enough for last place in the four, 4-1. GLVC. Twenty minutes later, the Fly­ Many of the US! baseball ers stepped up to the plate to lead players took a stand against bad off the top of the ftrst inning. hair days and beat them to the This time sophomore Adam punch, shaving their heads for this Summers was on the mound for The Eagles were 9-5 during their 14 game homestand. They will now play 12 on the road beginning series. the Screaming Eagles. Lewis went Taking three of four, and with down in order in the ftrSt inning. Wednesday at Bellarmine. The team is currently 20-20 overall heading into the road trip(photo cour­ baseball being arguably one of the The Eagles wasted no time tesy of News and Information). most superstitious sports, the getting out in front With two outs Screaming Eagles might not want in the bonom of the first inning, to reach for that box of Rogaine Andy Rock got a base hit. Next just yet. up, Hunter Slade doubled to the The first game of the four­ left field comer, scoring Rock game set began on Sarurday when from first base. USI 's Jae Fadde matched up It was preny quiet after that, against Kevin Jakubauskas. Fadde until the top of the fourth when held the Flyers to seven hits yield­ Lewis touched home plate twice ing only one run throwing a com­ on only one hit plete game, his third of the year. USI struck back in the bottom Noah Wetzel scored the ftrst of the sixth inning with a one-out run in the bottom of the first inning walk followed by a triple. on a groundout to the shortstop by The next baner, Sam Shahine Hunter Slade. singled in the runner at third base The second inning yielded an­ and advanced to second on an er­ other run, this time Corey Goers ror on the right fielder. scored on a single up the middle by The top of the seventh inning Chris Turner. yie lded the last run of the day. Noah Wetzel scored his sec­ The Eagles swept Sarurday's ond run in as many plate appear­ games, polishing their record to an ances in the third inning on a base even .500. hit by Derrik Hunon. See BASEBALLon PageS Healthy?

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BA EBALLcontinued from Page 8 Andy Rumpler continued to struggle on the mound only las ting three and a third innings givi ng US! and the Flyers soared back to the baseball up six hits and five runs. field to play two more. Matt Nichols and closer Aaron Clark finis hed the Sophomore Adam Vetter got the start on the game, without any more damage, but the Flyers de­ mound. He didn 't allow an earned run until the fourth fen se finally clicked in this last game. inning. Lewis's David Scheibe pitched a complete game The bonom of the fifth inning yielded three nms only giving up two runs on 12 hits. on three hits. Beginning with a leadoff walk to the That ended the Eagles 14 game homestead. Dur­ second baseman Brian Davis. ing the homestand the Eagles went 9-5 . After a throwing error on the pitcher, Davis ad­ The team travels to Bellarrnine on Wednesday, vanced to third and scored a single by Justin Wolfe. trying to get their winning percentage above .500. Noah Wetzel reached first on a bunt single. Bellarrnine is on a five-game winning streak and Andy Rock singled to center field, driving in an­ has won 15 of their last 18 games after coming olf or other run. One more run scored on a sacrifice double an 0-6 start to the GLVC conference season. play before Corey Goers struck out looking. TI1ey will take the field at Quincy University this For the time since March 6, the Eagles had a weekend beginning at noon Saturday. winning record. This weekend will begin a 12-game road trip for But the celebration was shon- li ved as the Flyers the Eagles and will be key to how they finish the reg­ jumped out in from in th e top of the second inning and ular season. never looked back. Upcoming SUMM£A BA£AK PLANS1 Baseball Games

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