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1. e 1,( 1-«» * » -- ..1,1.-4. / », REFLECTOR.UINDY.EDU . NOVEMBER 12,2008 • « VOLUMESFISSUES .,SS--=, 2 ·-:.Il-- -1=32&::*6 . -I - - SUPER BOWL 2012 Democratic OPPORTUNITY AWAITS leaders speak Ulndy hopes to participate in assisting the city of Indianapolis with the 2012 Super Bowl at UIndy By Sarah Haefner ... I . 14 A., : .4 5, FEATURE EDITOR 4.'.,1. I . I '. I i -r .6.:..6-1 1 9- 16 - I . M. .::F..Mit
-„ 4..5:.. .;.. 7 ., ":.i %1' , *.5-,1:': #*.p. ....,I '...... hY. As part of a continuing trend of pre- senting prestigious political leaders to the u." Pe'. ... UniversityofIndimapoliscommunity,Col- „G'.3.... ., .. ---:1-, -""1:EJJ _, Riu s I.*.I .:. lege Democrats invited several government - . . 3 L 1 -- - representatives to speak to students, faculty 2-t e.. 4 4f,I and community members about their plat- . . . . , . 1...... --3 ..+1 M-Mu -M -- forms and views on several key issues. -- I'.I Theevent,heldonOct.29intheChristel hy,44-J *01 9 .7 DeHaan Fine Arts
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A '»,&+V m ap.1. '2.*.** , , # # Center, drew a sur- 37' 2 ,#- 0 C.21;.FL- -2'-' .1;f •fS. lkAB, M# ...... " : ' , =./.-- f g prisinglylowaudience 3 .It: 1 Artist rendering contributed by Peter Noot . . .9. turnout, and the Re- ..1. ..r· *. ' The dty of Indianapolis'successful Super Bowl bid for 2012 will bring changestothe entirearea,induding possiblythe University of Indianapolis campus.Although Ulndy was not chosen as Q practice site,the new Student publican representa- - '6 '*' P. 1 4*' 1 Athletics and Recreation Center (artist rendering shown above) could help facilitate thebig event tives were unable to . 7 .#-t attend. ..99 - -1, , 4< Congressmail.An- , '»., . ,8 ,1 a on million. By Jaclyn Dillman practice facility campus. AccordingtoWilley,however,noth- dre Carson and newly gi",3 h However,plans forsuchrenovations ing is in the immediate works,but that 'Ihisnewfacilitywould createlocker- DISTRIBUTION MANAGER elected State Repre- I Y ''.N».1 havebeenruledoutas theNFLdecided does not rule out any possibilities in room space and workout space. -=L-. 11.,1 m '7.'.1 ...... Ann «Students will. gain daily access to sentative Mary to go in a different direction for the the future. Sullivan both attend- situation with the facilitiesinRuth CARSON AsrenovationsRreunderway,rumors facility. Regardless of practice space Regardless ofthe Lillywhenmore room ed and answered vari- plans, UIndy still remains adamant in SuperBowlandsubsequentrenovations is provided due to these renovations," are flying regarding the University ous questions posed by audience members to the at additions are be- of Indianapolis and the 2012 Super its goal support Super Bowl. UIndy, many huge Willey said. concerning diversity, change, the economy, to the campus in the area of The athletic Bowl. "We would love support the ef- ing made to Ulndy department campaigns and first-time voters. fort here at UIndy," said Director of athletics. Plans to includes more than 500 student ath- Indianapolis'newLucas Oil Stadium kie k.7'· b- At-, , Carson described Indianapolis as a di- Athletics Dr. Sue buildanewfitness *ty#'.V letes and only has enough permanent verse the United States as a is well into its opening season and will Willey. .%1 communityand UIndy has looked into many ways center, the Stu- locker-roomspaceforthreeon-campus diverse nation of different ideologies. host the Super Bowl in 2012. Because :, .441#1*,1.' 1, to be a Bowl dent andmen'sandwomen's that aMuslim could this huge event is scheduled to take part ofthe Super efforts, Athletics & "*1 "Whoeverthought .,01+4 ' teams,footballbasketball. said. "Hoosiers place in Indianapolis, local establish- but as of press time, the university has Recreation Cen- , i , 1 representthestate?"Carson are P saidthatthenewwolk- are critical thinkers and take progressive including are vying for no ten Willey also * ments, UIndy, nvolvement. presently "{t '-, - We are working from a number of in the works. out facilities could include the new stance. We're more free-thinking than the ways to pitch in for the effort, T t... angles to 2012 "Ideallywewill space needed for athletics as well as an media us credit for." UIndy pursued the possibility of involve UIndy [in the ..9 . L gives said."A forintramural Sullivan and Carson also discussed the hosting practice sessions of the op- Supep -Bowl]," Smith Super breakgroundneit - illk /11 indoor track ,nd space Bowlin Indianapolisisanextraordinary spring, and the sports. prevalence of "change" during the 2008 * posing team during the event in 2012. 2#&46 election season. oPPortunityforourcampus,"Smithsaid facilityshould not UIndyisinforsomemajorchanges, « Because of previously planned reno- There's tremendous dissatisfaction "We plan to look into many different take more than WILLEY and the opportunities presented by vations to campus, Vice President of said.«The ways to get campus involvement with twoyearsto com- the Super Bowl could possibly be on with voters," Sullivan emphasis University Advancement Jim Smith of change is based on the hardships we've the event." said. the horizon " said UIndylooked intopartneringwith plete,"Willey According to Willey, $5 million all experienced. the National Football League to build Despitepreviousattempts,UIndyis Both candidates offered advice for first- adamantonbeingapartofthis historic for the construction ofthis facility has been amassed and it will most time voters as well, advising them to lookat event for the city ofIndianapolis. already votingrecords as the most effective method - According to Smith, Mary At- likely be located at the north side of h ofholding candidates accountable. Stadium. ry, university director of com- Key An international student also posed a munications and mar- «Wewouldlove togetstartedassoon a.- fi % i4 questionconcerningimmigration, andboth »1«.ber- -7/- keting, plans to attend as possible on the recreation center; .k 'll//Ill'/Ill//I, 1.f candidates had clear views on the issue. -11% -» 1 1 1 waiting forthesitua- . -..-.. '...... '// an upcoming Indy Hub however, weare It is unrealistic to think we can move (...../.--, . ....g. 1125.6&177... ,+Ff.7-2,-I % to discuss ways tion with the economy to calm down , ) .11 I 1 4 - --1, '.1[ 01 f..1. '22.... /7 meeting 12 million people out ofthe country, but if .· f A///I/'"""'94-1-·- . ' : -3 //' to promote involvement presently," Smith said. *,1 , J..7,1 you Want to be a U.S. citizen, you have to the Super Bowl for Smith projected that the final costs - respect the process," Carson said. i LI, 2. 4 · · . f -1 1 1 1 . 1 with students and organizations for the new recreation center would . , , -I- . : . . . - be in the neighborhood of $7 .·1·',. · . - .--1 .. 21- *------' on campus. / . .2. ,- --*ipr':77-- 3 - ... . ' , LL 6 . . .AI.*-t.:1, 1«· . . i
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"'g JJ M/9*'tri'M.4 11,),4#1 4„ „.-" " '. ,"a t.-r1161.4 / I 4-1/ attention 0-. -I. .... I .... - .-I'l.-, -,t, By Kim Puckett INew refund policy in effect for Semester li NEWS EDITOR In lieu of the recent elections, some UIndy students chose to voice their opin- Students to receive a OneCard, pro'uiding e iciency and options ions colorfully, maybe too colorfully. «NOBama" Find "McCain" could be · · · -· -· -' - 7 The payments are then credited seen written on the sidewalks, entryways By Ashley Keihn 1 dents' accounts. to stu- - {i'.1' l'i'.t: '.11Ii ·Ii-,«· 1-ti; d .:i:liT-::1 45 and even the buildings themselves allover STAFF WRITER 2 ' According to UIndy Bursar Nancy L--- - " 1 1,3,3./t,Li.,UJ.2.4 1 .,uu, ,, „ , . . ,I„ --' campus on Nov. 4. Some students, in sup- Baker, the university chose this method port of their candidate, crossed out some for several reasons writings to replace them with their own. Information has been circulating of refund delivery Receive OneCard in the mail from One Higher 'Ihis washable graffiti was all in fun :around the University of Indianapolis including efficiency and cost. STTIEIP 1 „ students will more choices for and political activism, until some students :campus about the new way «Students get pay;; receive refunds for SemesterII,but some ment and can get their money faster, began endorsing their favorite presidenti·al hopeful on the edifices themselves. students may not completelyunderstand Bakersaid.«Ifstudents have setup their the new process. In short, the university accounts ahead of time, their refunds Register the card online at easyrefund.com to "The only issue was that the chalk was 'is working through a financial service will be available to them the first day STEP 2 set up your account put on the sides ofbuildings,"Kory Vitan- " company called Higher One to make of classes. geli, dean of students, said. "The students therefundprocess more efficientandless Baker also said a new ATM will be were asked to remove the chalkoffofthe ·time set up in the Schwitzer Student Center sides of building." consuming. Set preferences for payment, such as deposit to where the OneCards can be used.'Ihe Also, derogatory comments toward Students will receive a OneCard, a accountor STEP 3>> card, personal papercheck Sarah Palin were card much like a debit card, sometime new accounts can also be used as regu- vice-presidential hopeful in November. After receiving the card, lar bank accounts. According to Baken scribbled on the benches at Smith Mall. istudents can go online to easyrefund. UIndystudentpayrollwilleventuallybe "Lastweektherewere someinappropri- Icom to select their refund preferences. paid by this method as well. Getyour paymentfrom Higher One atthe . ate things written on the sidewalks,andwe of Semester 11 ;Withthreeoptionsforpayment,students The OneCard account has no STTIHIP 4 3 beginning wereaskedtocleanitup,"saidKen Piepen- the can have their refunds directly minimum balance or monthly fee.lhe -© brink, director of physical plant. deposited ...-'...... kTr.4 - The UIndy student handbook outlines to the cards, have a dkect deposit to a cards can be used anywhere that Debit r„„e=, -e, 1.'*'.n.e==.1-'-I. -. "'-3-I..-.« - is chalking policy. personal bank account or a paper check or MasterCard accepted. If the card , .. address in is lost, a $20 replacement fee will be I ' - the can be mailed to the student's .„--.... S ....,„„ .. .- *N, ... .- 1 . . . - I.. .. B. ' "Chalkings may not be made on walls Sve to seven business days. charged to the student. oranyotherverticalsurface,"thehandbook ' choose After the student's receive their cards Balances can be checked online at OneCards can be used anywherethat Debit or MasterCard is accepted. To avoid a fee, states."Chalkings found to be inappropri- can credit when making atransaction. For moreinformation, gotoeasyrefund.comorcontact ate or violate university guidelines will be ithe school notifies Higher One as to anytime and mobile balance alerts " :which students will receive the refunds. also be set up as well. Accounting in Esch Hal l room 1 51. removed.
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1-.3, than checking out what girl/guy to e-mail and cell There is „ I. and more Facebook. Even I am a the phones. '·r .9 .·l, FRENZY FACEBOOK victim of this Facebook plague. that tried talking to your boyfriend/ always that one person in your class ...f '11-t not At times it that you need to get a hold of and 4 '. 44, According to a Sept. 7 Web site ar- Ironically enough, as I sit and write girlfriend is or is doing. ticle 85 this article I have Facebook up seems as if Facebook was created you don't have their number. Sadly I- , 1,1. . (,t' bytechcrunch.com, percent pulled ofcollegestudentsuse Facebook. on another tab... just to distract college students and enough, itisalmosta guarantee that Outofthat percentage, 60 percentof Sorry! I gotdistracted. Jamie broke make them procrastinate. you caneasilystalkthemon Facebook college students log onto Facebook up with Josh, my BFF commented on We all secretly have a love-hate and send them a message. don't realize daily. That is a huge number in com- her ex-boyfriend's picture and Friday relationship with this technological One of the things we parison to the 50 percent of college my new crush isthrowing a bash that phenomenon. Facebook is perfect is Facebook can be a dangerous students who ever open their $500 I have to make an appearance at! when you have an hourto kill between tool for predators. People can now textbooks. Lets get back on track. classes, but can also be your worst temporarily hack your account via a Facebook was created by former What makes Facebook a drug enemy when you have only an hour virus long enough to send a strange Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg as to almost all college students? Lets to study before an exam. post out to all of your friends, result- an online dictionary that could "con- admit it, deep down we are all social Believe it or not, Facebook can ing in a lockdown on your account, If nectpeoplethrough social networks," creatures and love the drama. even be emotionally draining. At Facebook creepers can get on your stated by a Sept. 11 Web article by There is just something about the times it almost seems to be a juvenile account, imagine all the information they gather on you. trinitytripod.com. Before Facebook, thrill of logging onto your home popularity contest. Who has the most can the normal college students' daily page and seeing all your friends friends? Who has the most pictures Indeed, Facebook can be the best routine was eat, sleep and study. and enemies' statuses, pictures, or posts? medicine to aid a case of boredom, almost Routines have literally changed to posts, comments and videos. Lets Facebook has almost become a sec- but the negative affects can eat, Facebook, sleep, Facebook, study face it, nothing is more interesting ondary form of communication next outweigh the positive.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Give them a break What I want to know from you is Current Wbite House administration receiging little respect To the Editor: Buslihas failedusinduringhispresidency, becoming By Jaclyn Dillman the fact remains that he is our president an increasing problem in our nation. In This letter is intended for response by staffwriter Dan Dick. DISTRIBUTION MANAGER until January 2009: He deserves our re- fact, in a poll completed by CBS earlier As a member of the Board ofTrustees of the University of long-term spect even though he may not receive our this year, 60 percent of Americans think Indianapolis (it was Indiana Central when I started), I am privileged to affection. that because ofBush's criticism in the US, see «The Reflector: Respect is not a word you hear very often, approval or even our spite- It is our right as citizens ofa democracy he is not respected byother world leaders Your October 29 editorial,«What I want in my President",was well especially in the political arena.Jokes, fulness and outright disrespect has become to question and to take an active role in 'Ihisin itselfcould cause serious problems crafted and thoughtful, but aroused my strongly held convictions, es- commonplacewhenitcomestothemen and the running of our country. It is healthy for our nation. pecially the sentence "He believed in capitalism, but he knew that the women who govern our country. forusto those government must regulate industry." question inpowerandshow According to a USA Today article from This holds true when referring to our cur- our disagreement. We can disagree with earlierthisyear,Bush'sapprovalratings are Obviously, that was your conviction. However, I doubt that you can rent president, George W. Bush.The people the decisions that come from the White inthegutterand arecurrentlythelowest m was President Roosevelt's. Much more important I challenge prove it forget that he still I Iouse. must remember to our nation's history. As a nation,we want own conclusion. Let me ask you these of our country seem to However, we your own conviction about your hardly remains "the leader of the free world" as criticize the decision, not the president as to focus on all of the negative and When you say or write "Government must regulate" do you questions: they slam Bush harder and harder by jokes a person. Some ofthe jokes about Bush's any ofthe positive. Could someone who mean our current president according to you, has not been a great who, in office for elected almost daily. Impersonations on network allegedstupidityandnaivettareunjustand has been eight years, president? Obviously not. television, demeaning calendars filled with belittle a man who graduated from Yale and re-elected, really have done nothing When you say or write 'Government must regulate" do you mean our quotes and entire Web sites dedicated to University and whom we elected to the right for our country? I'ni sure we can all current which has an approval rate lowest in history? I doubt it. Congress have exploded highest oflice in US. government twice. agree that is a gross misconception. So who or what is "the government" to you? Who is it you want to belittling President Bush across the nation, even as his presidency is A lack of our is As the 2008 regulate the industry> Do you mean all industry, like our university, or respect for president presidential race has come a close. to an end, this is our chance to change the Eli Lilly and Company or Christel DeHaan? I would guess not. coming to U. S. citizens seem to want a - lack of respect for our president. In the My basic point is, Dan, somehow you or we, the American public, / - the next four years, we have an opportunity that "someone" should know better. Who in government scapegoat for problems en- instinctively feel our Granted, · to start fresh, not only with a differ- do you feel fits that role? compassing nation. We should President Bush has played a role · ent administration, but a different In the United States of America, WE are the government. * . . . standard of respect for the leader of know better, we should fix it. inmanyunpopulardecisionsin /4'5, 5 » . the last eight years. However, . , ournation.Wehavejustmadehiston I would love to discuss, debate or argue your premise in print or oth- ) instead of questioning his · The election of the first African- erwise. Such discussions might even make a difference in how we, the -«„=„-S '' leadership in a healthy way, - i people, write and yes, even vote. I, »= · American president of the United think, · · he has States is a huge step for our nation, Very Truly yours, virtually lost all status ' ' · · 1 \, ... and Barack Obamis platform asourcommander-in-chiefand \- , is Alex Carroll become theeasytargetforblame, ' + ' ' 1 s ./ , centered on one key element: Carmel, IN anger and disrespect. '· / change. It is time for us as a na- 1, 1\. I This lack of respect is appalling in our 1 I tion todo just that. Change.This is f the opportunity for us to change the nation. According to an online MSNBC T ., ." / - -' - I ':, , - of disrespect for the Oval Office article,«despite what we may feel about , / tone A special thankyou. the war in Iraq, the current state of our / '.,' . i , - , : 4. ' , .4% and begin uniting as a nation under To the Editor: economy,or whatever else we imagine Mer. C,4414;,i \ 41 5 a new, respected leaden
I wanted to take the opportunity to thank Katie Stam and the volun- teer students from the University of Indianapolis for all of their hard work this past Saturday (Oct. 18). TIle help of cleaning and paint- ing gave the facility a jump-start in our efforts to update the d6cor of resident rooms and common areas in the facility. It is something that REFLECTOR ------2-008-09 leap we have been getting ready to start but their efforts gave us a big THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS STAFF DIRECTORY forward. areas, hallways and The facility is totally redecorating the common 732 R€ ector ts a student publication, and the opinions · hallways, we are not able to EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . SAMANTHA COTTEN resident rooms. With the help of painting contained herein are not necessarily those of the Univer- sheltons@uindy edu start new artwork. Within the MANAGING EDITOR . ADRIAN KENDRICK · [email protected] putting up new cove base and put up sity of Indianapolis. 7be Reflector is dedicated to providitig · next couple weeks, the main lobby and dining rooms will be completely news to the university community fair and accurately NEWS EDITOR KIM PUCKETT [email protected] redecorated as well. Our maintenance staff has begun the arduous task Letters to the editor, suggestions, corrections, story ideas SPORTS EDITOR . STACI REAFSNYDER · reafsnyders@uindy edu of repainting and redecorating resident rooms. On completion, the ddcor and other correcpondence should be addressed to 'Die Re- PHOTO EDITOR CAROLYN HARLESS· harlesscn@uindyedu live to update will give our residents a much more pleasant environment to flectoT, Esch Hall, Room 333, or sent via electronic mail OPINION EDITOR . CRYSTALABRELL·[email protected] edu. in. refiector@uindy. FEATURE EDITOR SARAH HAEFNER · [email protected] Please each volunteer student our sincere thanks. lhe NOTE-To Ex Con:ldered for publ L,ation, letrer, illU t Indude .n.ilid · pass along to ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR JAMES ALLEN [email protected] name and teleplione number, 1111,11 will be, erified I.etter are subjelt to volunteer hours that they put in will greatly enhance the quality of life · condensation and editing to remove prot,ints Sul·,nump of a letter gnes 7/4 ART DIRECTOR COURTNY COTTEN cottenc@uindyedu for many in our society that cannot do for themselves. Please thank R»'ctorperm,Bmn to publish K in print or miline BUSINESS MANAGER MEISHA BAKER · [email protected] each of the students and I apologize if I misspelled any names or forgot DISTRIBUTION MANAGER JACLYN DILLMAN · [email protected] someone who helped: JEANNE CRISWELL· jcriswell@uindy edu Contact Us: 77,e office 317-788-2517 ADVISER Abby Tomamichel, Lauren Edwards, Morgan Marsche, Abbi Schech- Re.fiector Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p m., 317-788-3269 after ADJUNCT ADVISER. _ AMY WIMMER SCHWARB ner, Ashtin Hoverman, Krysta Jordan, Katelin Casselman, Sarah Konkey, hours or fax 317-788-3490. Megan Gardner, Kayla Rider, Jen Ripperger, Jerri Ford, Lindsey Kellow, . . . Advertisers: 7110 Reflector welcomes Advertisers both Lindsey Campbell, Ali Able, Ashley Thomas, Lyndsey McCubbin, Kait- EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS on and off campus. Advertising rate< vary according to the lin Sandlin, Christina Humphrey, Anna Glowinski and Ryan Creswell. s We hope that you and the students of the University of Indianapolis patron specifications NEWS FANGFANG LI OPINION . MANNYCASILLAS Readers: You are entitled to a single copy of this paper take great pride in your service to the people of our community. 'Ihe SPORTS JPSINCLAIR PHOTOGRAPHY WILLIE LITTLE Additional pride is well earned and deserved. copies may be purchased with prior approval for 50 cents each by contacting The Reflector business STAFF WRITERS Sincerely, manager. Taking multiple copies of this paper Illay con- MANDY WEBER BRITTANY PERKINS STEPHANIESNAY stitute theft, and anyone who does so may be subject to Bill Scbeller KELLEY SPRINKLE prosecution and/or university discipline MICAH MIVICKER ASHLEY KEIHN Administrator HALEYVANNARSDALL JESSICA KEATON MYRON JACKSON Tbe Waters of Indianapohs Rehabilitation Ed Skilled Nursing Center THE REFLECTOR ·1400 EAST HANNA AVENUE ·INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46227 DANIEL DICK SUNNI SUN . I I.-
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Guest Sage Regina Laroche will leadstudents m dancing andstorytelling toexplore African-American Christian spitituality The event is sponsored by the Black Student As ,ociation Inside the Front Office Seminar held Nov. 18 / The Pacers Sports & Entertainment's annual Inside the Fiont Office selnmar will be held on Nov 18. At- ..\ f tendees will fee liow a profefsiorwl,ports and enteltainnient franchise operater. The cost of the seminar is $65 C " which iiicludes foui Indiana Pacers tickets ami two Indiana fever tickets Participants Can bringtheir resumes for i / 4 ,» future inteinship considerittlon Students (an registeiat http //www consecofieldhouse com/front office. The . #*, '1 » '»t-«' , , deadline for registrati,in ig Nov 14 V -- 1 0, j 1 B 'l : r.3 ,; R r..11: , 1 11 11 A lili :.1.1 A 1'7 f 1 \% p f -1 f 1 1 4 1 + » itl 2 60.jg LI'd Registration for Ulndy TV Talent Show deadline Nov. 13 f / 1 t 17 Uliidy I V 15 looki ng for tdlented stucl ent: to a udi tion for its upcom ing "Really Big Super Duper Talent Show" t /\· Patticipants murt regiwer by Nov 13 to 3110Wcasetheir talent.To register, contact Karri MICall at mccallkleuindy. 1/1 " 1/ ,1 i edu, Leslie Gebby " 4 ':, mndy edu oi look for Ulndy TV't table In the Schwitzer Student Center i, 1 it lili - ---- f 11 if,\ »sdnesday, Ajov 19 9 rv U1'. · - -- m) Cin. *%31 "' -'... '.5 -2.1.,-.„ I J .' 1 0_ 1*:if 1::21 4 d I. : 9 : 9 4. .5, C' r'", " · ' f 1 .- r .110 amto 3 pm 1. I ... 'S * , 'fll «1- , '' .1, .4l i t I . ':1 ! 1 i .... . , 1/ i . r #Al A ...7·-'. - t e t.- ':...: M , 2 »- il ,, . . . . , I &- .... 11 :...... M Visit the fairls website 7.·'.·f 3 n »' LIVE' J ..: .... ' 4 2 t):41 1 /$ ' : ' ENTERIAINMENT 3. .edu -L. ---- · ··· ·-*: For more information including ... INDIANA r 1 '' n ..3.1 t,1.i J J 3:# 4 , 4 a :A .. . . , ' £ '.. - List of Employers ' SWING DANCING 9 0 0 By Adrian Kendrick MANAGING EDITOR a said sophomore Nathen Landers.«It's Ffplace where you don't have to be socially "»7.ad...k Now I love Dancing witb tbe Stars, awkward. You can have fin and relieve so I always told myself as soon I get „ Swing dance makes me, Wby... the opportunity to take a dance class I stress. of school '' P as It definitely took my mind off r -·- a person, feel do swing dance? would. I was thrilled to find out that and I actually learned something.'Ihat ; you 4%. *Hil»-, -1 we had Swing Dance lessons here on night the instructor taught the Lindy Hop =*-2, campus, only it's more like dancing with and the «It's a lot outside turn. 4 beautijitl." /12,· , offun, and the instructors. Towards the end ofclass the instructor ..-... I entered Schwitzer 011 without would play music to put our dance „. ",gy - Erin Viebmann, dancer : (1· re·nt ....J than anything I've a clue ofwhat skills to the test. The majority < goal ' ,- may happen. My 11 J '1'4 ., C „ was just to appear like I was grasp- ofthe class had the steps by ' 4 . · ever done. ./. I : ing the dance techniques a little, but I the end of practice and =11 ' 4 r .Candi Witzigreute didn't have to pretend at all. I ended up lit' 4 when class was over dancer learning more than I thought I would. we were welcomed to 4, 7461 < 0. Erin Viehmann, president ofULindy continue dancing. tr # '· 0, 49 ' i :, 3', [University ofIndianapolis Lindy Hop You do not have . i## P Society] said she loves teaching students to be a WITZIGREUTER UIndy ,:i .'\ » and watching them learn. student to -- ' · '4" «I love watching their progress from join Swing week to week. This is a where Dance . - I .. place class; . F,1* . 4 »64.SS: '3 students can come and have fun with the com- ' ,>'' .3.17" "It'S d way to 6.1, a group ofpeople. I just love to teach munity is '4 Ff.t , . dance," she said. also welcome - ' *d express - The student instructors made the class as well. Everyone liiyself [ t'. FrE „ 1 , 43 .'.., f, ; interesting. Instead of ridiculing the even tt 7.-I :2 :t is invited! Yes, .\-r..-.,-1 .M."1 1 149 14 '' favorite thing to:1„ participants ifthey don't comprehend those ofyou with two left &1':, 'i,:4,- - , e 4 ' - / I'l the World ' the dance steps, the instructors would feet. , 2..7 t. ....,//C A '22 0/ , 1,&.1,"'ll'...... "."... . A ... make a joke about it, show examples and Dancing is the new trend. f ,p" - 'KS- 4 , · .Sawn kh. 17,"'A go at a conceivable pace so all can grasp Not only is it entertaining, but especially for , 1:.2 Zi 1 learned in the class before and new reason I W.-k - '. -4 ' . 1/ ' - ' 14&11 . *I. 1 previous everyday why -I ..2,._.-=I .' 1 - then theywould teach a new dance step. don't have time to exercise. . . . . 1 ':* f '1** .imr# .,, "1:'3 a chance:„ was a Truth is we «make"time for »*¥ Everyone paired with partner ...."=.. S. >· and would rotate after so many turns activities we want to do. YEWV ' : socialize. mcit nor together, that way everyone danced with 9 ·9. 1 So next Wednesday at .:,A,- people atid gc; a one another before class was complete. p.m., put on your dancing )* . · , Lisa Macharoni is the lesson coordi- shoes and meet me in r- cood ework 4 '·. - · . r' " nator and has taught dance for 10 years. Schwitzer 011. Ifnot *. 49 :'...... k i r: out: r Y.\ "I absolutely love it,"Macharoni said. you better watch · 1 · -4- -*Li 1.0. .A;., tforngai:, I enjoy dancing to the expression of out, because 5 4 ' '· /6 '64,7- r ' AI .. 74 . kmur music: the dancing e 4 2 4,2.1 HORRIGAN the class consist '' &344% I . Not only did of about bug has hit ' r fir..0 1 2-h· .'. Junior Erin Viehmann danceswith her males '. 25 people there were also a lot of UIndy, 7%/,44%9#,SWI , i '- 1 1 .2 . 3 2-i th,; -ti. 1 fiance Christi(tan Calvert during a class in the class, proving that swing dance is and it's ·: 2.» - 1 F.. I ., 9 . ..31 ...S .4. : 9i,6. ..:.,t * ' onNov. 5.Ulindy HopSodetygivesswing th in':3. 5mnA Daa, 6•Gaft'.' ladies. b not for just for the -,11- 1 i.,3 4 dancelessons to students every Wednes- E: crt· ;19dnesda.· Pom cont- ' , r 1 ''b. -1, f.1-1 r# * *4*r,-A- I . . gious. -106 1 ·AL 6 * -1. ' «Why would I not take this class," 46 day in the Schwitzer Student Center. 9 - 10 i .,r.in Scb·D,ttze, I " - , ':*, , ,· •-, · - i/M/*Wh Studen f Ceitte'· 1 40:·i ON -, .6 ''.t:2 --111" 3 1 Phet, by.4drian Kendrick•23,R fector -- - - A 4, :e------1F11-Vp/15/79#Ppfr 72 1 ,1.'.'.'4 *37..<47/""4"" t . --0.24 ...4-...... =....1., 1'... "i .. . r. 1 I AM"lit<'. :5-'.., 9-7/"immlma,. 9 : Wk..:'.. . ':11:S,NI 1. 7 '-- ' bares a 'A,1-1bj- 4: 3-L 17.18.*t :t. UIndy play 1 I By James Allen of a very veteran cast, so the final ' of sexual harassment, the control Awki.:.- .. should be an of issues of · ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR production interesting women, identity, self- ta' 6:. r culmination. determination and the .. .. *. changingviews . . ...'.t . ... "Spiked Heels" was first per- and expectations ofwomen that men I. . , .Ip, : ) . . ...:'. .1.1. ' : .(5/-'.. After the success of "Into the formed in 1990. Playwright Theresa hold. .-. /3,» · Woods" the Theater Rebeck is an author of :1* 1. UIndy Depart- accomplished The final and crucial note that ment is putting on "Spiked Heels" as plays and books and was an execu- Wright makes is that this pay is very a fall follow tive producer for "Law and Order: . --. up. adult, not for children. The language «It's like a modern Pygmalion," Criminal Intent". is comparable to the play «Glengarry »!111.'11 said Brad Wright, the director of Wright said that he is trying to be GlenRoss"byDavidMametorMartin 4 play the upcoming play. «lhe centers veryorganic in the play's development. Scorsese's "The Departed."With that, around an academic changes the fellow, Andrew, He frequently stage until in another scene, an actor even begins B who has taken an underclass woman a comfortable &6.. '# he develops setting. to strip down. Photo courtesy of mo#uiediseb com under his wing.'Ihe story of the four «I'm trying to let the storytellitself," R-rating aside, this editor looks characters and their relationships Angelina Jolie and Clint Eastwood team up in theirnew drama "Changeling."The flmfeaturesthe tme story of of Wright said. forward to seeing«Spiked Heels".This Christine Collins in 1928 Los Angeles. power politics are very interesting as Wright said he is excited about play has potential, and I hope to see it they develop." doing this play because it is more follow through. Geor- The play has four characters, focused and these characters are real «SpikedHeels"isshowingNov.21- gie,Lydia,Andrew and Edward,played world characters you and I could run 23 and Dec. 4-6 in the studio theater by ChelseyWood, Chelsea Anderson, into everyday, dealing with real world located in the basement of Esch Hall. 'Changeling' presents LaMont Hendrix and Alex Ober- issues you and I would face. Admission is free to students. heide respectively. 'Ihe play consists This play will explore the areas * Eastwood at his best By Manny Casillas ofwomen who pissed off the cops are EDITORIAL ASSISTANT kept. Amy Ryan («Gone Baby Gone") dazzles as a fellow inmate who aids Christine in keeping her sanity in the '- - face . There's no stopping Clint Eastwood. ofmale oppression. - Ir*Of)*74/&'I -- ,=71 ..9,6*,- t»,-,1,*,41 H , 414*F/£ 1/4 He may be nearing 80-years old, but John Malkovich also stars as Rev. , _ · 1,ykgr£0 Eastwood's twilight years have pro- Gustav Briegleb, a local minister who duced his greatest work, starting with regularly blasts the LAPD for their , 2003's «Mystic River" and on through corruption. Malkovich is excellent in -,428- p .--:'.t-- 47 5 "Million-Dollar Our the role, showcasing a genuine portrait Baby","Flags of : Fathers" and «Letters From Iwo Jima". of devout faith without the cliched ; 18"'&4£ 1 22i' Most people, from the New York fanaticism. Times to Entertainment Then there's Jolie, coming off a Weekly,have *vt#BA written this off as clichad melodrama, knockout turn in «A Mighty Heart" M'*40/#Al/&4 P, but Eastwood's «Changeling" is the who reaches new heights in her acting first movie I've seen this year that I can career. It's in this role that she truly -· fk- - becomes the force ofnature that has rightly say is one of the year's best. 1- In telling the true story of Christine always brewed within her. She skillfully -r A-- Collins, whose nine-year-old son goes brings out the tender mother and the 1 1 4- missing one day in 1928 Los Angeles, fierce warrior in Christine. ' 4 '-*:. 9% . 0 it can easily fall into cheap sentiment. Eventually a serial killer played by Butler Harner (you thought the : 49 Eastwood is better than that. Instead Jason 237 & I ,%. , we get a true crime story that lets the Joker was stzary) is added to the mix 4.ZJ+'6 4= + 4, 4 4 9*mmwl . 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IIArmistice Day, commemo- ognize the efforts of all service persons that had dedicated \-·' rating the end ofhostilities between the allied and and continue to dedicate their lives to their country. centralpowers tliatoccurred duringthe Irithmonth, dayand The University of Indimiapolis community is not hour a year prior. The *war to end all wars' shed light on withoutits ownproudmilitarymembers and, asapartofour European nationalism, imperialism and assassination, md feature on Veterans Day, The Reflectorwould like to share the aggressive relations between the 1IlajOr players reiulted in the same §pitit of these former presidents and highlight inapproximately40 millioncasualfiesduringawarspanning - a fewindividuals affiliated with our campus who are cur- four years, and over I2,000 miles in trenches. rently enlisted, havepreviouslybeen enlisted and who have Reshapinggeography forever, World War I did not been patiently waiting for their loved ones to Come home. end all wars, though it procured a newfound awareness of The following personal narratives were compiled through the consequences ofmilitary aggression. President Dwight in-depth interviewing with the intent of expressing three D. Eisenhower would later re-christen Armistice Day to utterly unique and individual military stories. ==11 ' . Lelicifi:4 5('. firipfrr;1 2 6 -4 6 . il University of Indianapolis, a criminal attorney witb bis '.1..#-3 - A-t- own practice near bis borne in Lebanon and Command Chief Our base got really active, -, -1 1- i. ,·.i·11- ... -.-,-II,SI -· .. -- ; "' married oftbe to bislgl" wile Intellience at age 19 WinginTerrerigbt before shipping. Haute. 'Ibey Williamsare was re' c .e ... . , ' 4-Zor.74.·Tllt:i,--- ·-A -10 \ still married today. I: 4 i ,1 2 : I , I I ../ i 1 The ironic thing is that in my third week of basic 1 . j. . , t 1'+ s . 2 i training, my mom sent me a letter that I had i - f .. . received my _ , : t.1. . draft notice. I had been drafted into the Marine Corp. --b, 4. s 'a' r. . 4,4 0 e ' 11 ":" '2 80.5 A * • • -F... i W • . .. ' t. . /. -. i . : . . . ; A 17 1 fE .lit fA#gli < 0 4 1 . Fortunately for me, I was ... trre W,5,3 1 - " '" 1 F .' 4-,f, . the - . already in military. A *$..1 ' ..% 1 I ... ,: ".,4 . «1 '.2. 1- STRATEGIC AIR 9. I did six years in security forces with the Air COMMAND f«- -«t== I ..: 18; 1,/ . / Force. , U- 5 * l ..1030' 0/ 1 .. Ng,-4.1.." ir '' was stationed at Air Force Base 1 1. J . 1 I initially Sheppard -1 '* - -- < ' four B 52, [bombers] that were fully loaded with nukes, "» ,1 . #.': 3, F - . ; ...... 2 - -,t 4 which weguarded. Iwas there about ayear. lr# " :2 iii'2' *1 in Wichita Falls,Texas,with a detachment [that] had u -·..i :332"t:,4 .... .' 3.1 . .., , 1 ., P 4* 4/--. 2 CD&- · - ,- -/1/YA 't .1 · Williams served tbe rest of bisfirst six years in tbe **&2' ..'Fl_ 49%361 =1.. ..5$. ",1'=v'r:'E" 1* I , - in / , 4 ///// s .·, ... .. · . 6, ...... military at a base in northern Turkey and as reserve r...7:tr-'" -M- 1, i i f. tbe states. His military contract ended in 1976. He admits" . 2 +2 .... tbat be still wanted to do more in tbe military. From there, - ..ir* *f - ..7- , .9 -1: - -1-4 ;/ 6 t... ,..'./.1-.- - ...*.49:m; Williams began bis civilian aspirations in law enforcement. I started working for the local police department, ». .. -- . \1' , /92, A:I" "9"•"ll., 4*' 1, P.,"te-·----- ' · and I had contacted the reserve recruiter because I was Ult . .„Z1 „'. - '...... 1 \ ' " ' „ t, still interested. followed up. I also 9.+ Nobody got going 'Ihey launched our jets that day, and two ofthem escorted into my undergraduate, and I continued on the sheriff's 114. 4- , *'i .5 : 't. "2 3 1 . Air Force One as it was headed back to Washington .... -4...'t' 1#'-BV&//2.*3 9 department. When I left the sheriff's department and D.C.'Ihen for a few days our jets flew a cap over Chicago went to the law enforcement academy, one of the guys in case something else happened. I worked with was with the [Air Force] guard unit in Terre Haute. I didn't even know they existed. Ibe 181* bas since become an intelligence wing 'witb an THE CALL TO SERVE array qfnew operations aiding tbe war efort. But ever since 9/11, Williams bas elected to stay in tbe service until be ccM. DENNIS ILLIAMS I still kind of reaches tbe mandatory retirement age Rf 60. I've always wanted to serve U.S. AIR FORCE my country, and I had an had an itch excellent opportunity. Now that we are going into these new missions, it gives me a chance, gives this group a for the chance, to play a key part in providing military service for military. our country. It was 1970. I knew I was going to get drafted. I was single, 19-years Williams re-enlisted witb tbe Air Force and was assigned old and fully qualified. So I went down and talked to the Air Force to tbe 181st in 1984, keeping tbe same rank after a nine- I will never regret it. recruiter and told him I wanted to get into police work. year hiatus. In 2004, Williams was promoted to Command The day I actually walk off the base for the last time, Chief and currently oversees approximately 1,000 soldiers. He is an active E-9, tbe bigbest enlisted rank.Tbe rank is I'll probably go kicking and screaming. It's a community on, down there. Vietnam was going limited to only 1 percent of tbe entire military. and I wanted to make a choice. I wanted to decide on what I was going to do and I had been looking at the Air Force for some time. I used to think of the Guard as a bunch of fat guys that I'll probably never retire. sat around an army base for a weekend. In the current are of I knew I was the draft. conflict we've 51 the forces are Some people capable retiring and just putzing right for got going on, percent of around the house for the rest of their life. lhat would So I volunteered for the Air Force and signed a contract to go into the guard or reserve drive me nuts. forces. security Williams put in tbe order to requestfor Ms retirement Dr. Dennis Williams is a man of many trades and talents. Currently on Sept. 9,2001, but after tbefateful events on Sept. 11, Words by Dennis Williams. Compiled by editor James Allen. be bas three on-going careers: Associate Professor ofcriminaljustice at tbe Williamsfelt bis call to serve bis country grow even stronger...... /*.- URE NOVEMBER 12,2008 . - ' :9'099,1.'.bl'*11' (. '-:' S.'. fli*t.'.Pri,7' . .i,1. ·el,wvm"' .'-,1'j *%.,P#f poi *A ...... / . ' ' /... , ... 4*. I. -S -1 4:2.':,ve' 'ULJ '- 'Bfot ','t I ' ' ''ri F, 4,·a:-i ·· '' .1....4.-5/W'. ..1 6 4-5-2.4 - ,- ' ' - Y.,1 ...... 3%,r...... 2»1...,44% -*, " , '.. 'III i'./....„, i 4*YA:,WA...4.-34.17*0*1-. 1:, r h ..f - 1., 090*(ch" 1 F . · - :7. . , . I.*tz*,«I . : . l, , KIN*Wead'. -: *f, D .,=, =''..: .,9,3. I.I.) 2 .'.-'' <' .- '.6 9 ' $#%... .. it 4- di' 6 44 '.4 -. ' St ( ' . f·3'»J. - 15'. 3.. 0 '.:ss - , '- ' 7 . 7*'9,4.I'/ 9 C. „,.,.. 44$434, 1 . "·.i /R/5/94:· 2 -1/..,2,... : ' i *13*-EN, 94&# :T rr . i» 2 L #/PLed / '94 2 -i +.: :5&. 'r, 9 ..4 .- , . 4., ·te#3* . 11 424 r.- 9 4. 1 . 4 /7'A' .4, -.,hp ' *&.4. . , ..10/4 F , I. ... 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' Iii the Army, everione is alwavs a motivat(,n There is no time * f)r whining or complaining You believe you can do atiything, .,4., .uid it:, true. 1 can do anything. 1 joined tlie Anny not knowing how to swim, and now 1 can keep myself from drowning '.41 '1 .r I can do anything. Sere "Fi It't" Conde, a University of Indianapohs jilitior li,igitistics major and prigate in tbe United States Ncitioncil (litard, 4. ' „ ' "9- - <-"-----' j bi wn b,31 mittet,Vjou,119 0,ily a jew mo,itbf £Kgo ..54.1 :- -» - 1, EAIR.CillitING IFOR. NOR.Mil-1 -mA.-1 .-7- I was born in the Country of ARAH ANYLIERAH r "..·'...":*f» :t. ., 1/V -7 ....:,r'P.,:A 4- Guinea in West Africa. l ..S. ,AR,u) \\211-13 1...'. : ...... 7...'5': IL-'.. 6- 4, « ' ..f- 1 I lived in Guinea for 14 years before my family inoved to the , i ,.... 1 I. 2 . United States to join my mother. I attended a year of middle 14-r..1.. /c: 'ifl'::...6,<.:- - .: C9,17 At * 1 .- '.:. ...41.7 school ·and all of high school in the states...... 3, „ . I In high 5chool I decided to join the Reserve Officer .... h 11.X I.-1 been t raining Corps (ROTC), mostly because 1 love physical It's kind of funny because we've I / 3 \: 3 activit>: ROTC gave me a 'taste of the water'you might say. The program showed me a different side of the army. married for about a year now, but we've I / 1._1'_L_.-. Conde cierided to join ROTC at the collegicite level last seineste, only spent seven weeks together. throt,gb Uln,ly's paitne, sbip ulith IUPUI Sbe beco,tie0 quiet u,id.fidclle, witb tbe colortt-il ,(clij £trolintl be, Before I joined the National Guard, lily mother went back (1 1 p ('S to wmim Ittlti"fenth has iwebun neek m ber be,itiii ev'Jen Um-rersity of I mlicincipoil,jiti,ioi int,·i n,itio,1,11 relatioit, major S,i,ab and forth between being fully supportive of me and having able to daill,utth be, :,notion, m tbe micist ol be, bu*b,ti:,t' *th,eti e ousne reservations. We went through many recruiters, and Fai,Werah ha, enchired illl the balit hip, ofber hic,band. Joshua VanVierab. Sbe 6A hmnaamMnki unmwn wnh Ofi ely b:111,: ii pti, 1 of f b: :u,ir iii traci He h,11 bew in litiq #ince Septe),iber ufter finally we decided on the guard since it worked best with my lier,1,4 lation:(t in kilci,k,1 101- 41 redi \Vheii i·(111're walking dc,wn the 11:111 and You ke ti grcmp of schooling Finally my mother was like "Ok, fine! You c·.in join!" Ninv she is extremely happy and very proud. \Ve 4tarted „ff as 1,ect friends, 50 whii i he fiist told me he enli Gted t-riendf .ind tlier cisk, "1-jofv m-e J'ou>" 31,11 bar fine becilrifc Lt 4 5(1 in the war, 1 pitted hini 1,11 tlie back .111,1 3.tid, 'It'11 be gr,od for y<,u-- .iurom·,itic, but then there :ire d,irs Ivhen I'ni not fine, tind I ,1, it. I have always wanted to be b.ye'. I'm working on i-,1,11 1 1. Sh,· nodi he·i bect,l 11.3 her el't'I i,ri<,htenimdrot, wnve her 10:'efor awhile. a solaler. ilist by glimp,ing cit hei e"M I haven't heard fromJosh in the and honor that a soldier gets People .zie so supportive I am 60 ble,sed' I h·,ive alwars wanted respect from their conimunity, ind I am finally fulfilling that dream Then I realized oh, I love this man! All Josh' friends' wives :ind childreit are in At:i.ka .ind iti jus,t me here The>' are the .71-illy wife corninutiltb: It'b str,zi,ge Co,ide titte,itted Leaders Training Course (LTC) in Fort becau,e I'm tin arniy wife, but I certainly do not feel like it. I Ktiox, Ky. She rpent a full month tioing in barracks wttb ber drill The hirciest p.irt i» not being able ti) talk tc) him .1111· inoment I want need t<) be around niy friends 50 they can keep nie distracted :is sergeants and trainers. ti). IVe :ire looking ti,rAard tc) h.ivitie (,ur actual wedding cereinonv (,pposed to living in Alaska atid dwelling 011 it .111 the tinic with hated getting up at 4:30 when lie conics honic. \Vhen 1 e first 5,t static,ned iii Alaska in tn'(3 When I got to LIC, 1 hated it. 1 c,ther army wii eg. It would be like opeiiing a wouiid over and The drill weekS notice we aot m.inied. I flew c,tir to \1.iska .ind we did tt, but :1.m.,or even sometimes 3:45 a.m. sergeants were out arr again. we h,ici tc) promt,e time mmiis ,% e wrozild h.irc :i re'al ecrenicmw wheli he to make our lives miserable. I couldn't swim and I was afraid of i just think of m\,9elf a,loshi wife, not .in army n i fe. 1 (rets back heights, yet even,one kept telling me that I could do anything. n al,vays struggle with that title 1 hate beitig labeled th.it w.13, I now knorv that 1 CAN do anything. I learned how to be MAZwh Annwq)'ee ir: f, Re *8Ae ot t of sight, wdo mmd S& or having to define eveiythiiig by service I understand th,it it a rifle marksman and how to repel. Now, I've conquered my befleT.'i'S Kraw,Un Awn hu fl . l, 11,1,-d \' :, '· i. 5 ... : I· ' I 9':-F..f,< , S-, ft ..t'. "t ...I·3 438 »t· ,,:i ,*UWN#' .. , A.' .<' a whole : The Army has given me ' :1 *- 4 rt'...... »- new sense of confidence. .... ·, 1 now have the ability to try new things, because I know I can 4 4.4 3 handle it. I learned how to do so many things in I_IC, and 1 have so much more to learn : , I 1 -:. . . I...... P I. i: --2 »e : ' '3 1 :,/5...2'. i ·<=. 2. ' i /i ..'-,4 i.'ky. : + . ./ «' v'. \,4, r fr.· I 2".*·. . t b ' ' ' " «5-7. 4551 4: *=r ..11 ... Y :*. r ... . -A. , -'' 4' I can do anything. , - g .-r'.1.3.' S#2 . » 9.4- « 'N....'...-23, Ii·'tlk'. 4 4 4,2... '---=- - 6---v-- 41-- .t.....,i 3.21,,,.,...... --1 -- -.- ...... » - liot,i, h 801£ (.rilde (.'0,1,piled by e,jitor Sainantha Cotte,1 .* .. rvi'.Sg riIi./0 m el. 9 NEWS %7:· i NOVEMBER 12, 2008 THE REFLECTOR .:4 2008 electioiti_ A *A 1 J&WVYW*85;FUWV + 1 1 i . q-f _tiistory -·:' . 1.•, t';·;: ' '. ji i: ' . ' ' 'j '11':.w ·'8:I *i:R-.''i?..1 plans to reform health care and education I National and local ..1.1 i:1 ;1 ..... t'' ." It' '.- ,. .i . ...r, .: 1...... t., .1 - ' , : ,( . "' ;·Ol't, :i,:' : I in our nation. He plans to address the 4 ELECTVON economic situation of our country as well , . / , I .--: :' , ''.4 1 . 2 c- 1. -t :1 4- 1. 11 ..9.3 1 14 go'uernments change as the war in Iraq as priorities when he f. 9 , i -1,1 1. 1 ''-1 1 '.. W-":1 ''l .1.... , '.1:.''f.Di '.:'C':.:,t.1 PERSPECTIVES command on No:u. 4 takes office. -'.,1 . mi ' '_ . '7 1 ..1 , the United States, ,,-t -'.6 also remain under Democratic control. 2' S< f senators represent whole campus was ' .4 respectively. The 1 Democratic 56 states, 3j, ,IJ , forobama./reaily Obama campaign - <3 and 40 have Republican representation. ,, .'. ,1'I 6 , I /1 received a staggering Fifty-one seats are needed for a party to ..4 2.:7;101 # thinkit was our < DANIELS , generation thetgot .*4 - V &.'' 349 Electoral control the Senate. A.(f,=44 1 .1 College ..; :·1. b-;Al/Y him elected." votes to Republican nominees John Mc- Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels was . ,%&..ti:,6, , P - Cain and Sarah Palin's 163. Obama was re-elected as Nov. Shelby Beeler, Indiana's governor on 'lt ..41 . - declared president-elect around 11 p.m. 4. Daniels defeated Democrat opponent 6/q,p,57 . , sophomore BEELER ...... A on Nov. 4, exceeding the required 270 Jill Long Thompson in the vast majority ,* 147 .'. claiming by electoral votes. of Indiana counties, victory =4,5,4-... *.. Six states were declared battleground nearly half a million votes. -4 among Daniels plans to look into finishing 59 0.., ' states in the election, Indiana I *:1'i ..1 them.Otherbattlegroundstates this year a permanent cap on property tax rates about 5 . "*" '-- "lam happy , also into 5 .'%. include: Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, for Hoosiers. He plans to look Obama's win, but - 4 - the educational system ' .„ ' Missouri, North Carolina and Florida. many reforms in what saddens me . .i" Obama claimed victory of Indiana's of Indiana. are some of the " Electoral College votes. Bis is the first This historic election has had a un- 1 1*''. negative reactions '23 1 timeIndianahasvotedfortheDemocratic precedented turn out of voters. More 5 4 ell . fq 'l and comments I '..1, nominee since 1964. than 128.5 million people are estimated presidential have heard from pe:r elec- Obama will be the first African- to have turned out to vote in this other students on American president ofthe United States . tion which broke the record for highest BRUBAKER campus." ofAmerica,making this a historical elec- number ofvoters. , tion. President Obama has spoken on his ..E . .2 - Matt Brubaker, junior '2.)'.21.' i : ':...4').. f t'.I'" 1 1•4 f 14. /./. 7- . :I, 't# 1 Ir .121' 44' I "1 voted for Mitch 1,·:t:% .'_il 2 1.L -L.'/'",..1/1.1,4- - - 7]i ·'. 1 '21 . 1 ,•5 ,·r r :. 1=" .' 4& 3 '4.* 4· Daniels, so I'm glad : ,-4 ...... , .../.t 1 '4/ f-I"y" 1 "I.=r; R, 2 ,/ 7 . fA "' ,'0, "lli '9, Af--'·3 -1' I T™ r 7 F"'-ifi-1, ' .1 / 19=el i = N A im .. P h . -/11 . 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'. f . -- ': »pains, welcome 1 '- 1, ..... 1 end ':1.2;ilicish,Im .... , i: -: ; change q i Women's soccer falls in , 1 GLVC semi-fincils Micah McVicker I Sports Columnist/Staff Writer i ,r By Crystal Abrell & 1 Micah McVicker .... 1 OPINION EDITOR & STAFF WRITER -the P.tier, are twi, games into the i +ect,rid #cat of tlie Jitil C)'Brien Era in 41,11,in,r Openillithe c.19<,nontlieroad ' ' · , . 2 'the Uniwersitv 01 1:idi,in,ti,ohs ret,u.anerperiencedi)etroitteainprf,ved 1 - t 1 womens #occer te.kin tell ti, Xorthern te, i,c (.iuite a challenge. A cliallenge the ' 1 ' .p r., 2 : 1 Ketituck> I Iniversit 0-1 in the (.1 1.1'C 11.icet » .zibwered, playitig Detroit tough · · womens liere .iii(14uys who will do the neces,arv i kick to pro :1 the thitig. ill the coniniunity. COBJFQIP DS-BAJ0 3E k 2 'I -' n 1 si\th-rankid C J- Bird ptii:ged the te'am of players with 1 - ._ i liciri,ids pri,tthi , p<,1,lan, oW tlie ccmrt. Divid Harri,on ; 3' ' awk,, ill d„zib TI iio loriger a nicinber of thif te'am , overtime, 1 -0 Bmi wnt Shawne \Villiams to Dallas 2 7112 winume iii ' fi)I tic) tuture ect,tid-round picks and ; 1 3 11110-11 BVQ 0 W mjv o 10 ...i,,Ii. .2, I·:d,lie .ic,ne', no·er reported to ' 1...4/ De the 1 '.1.c ,. Bird tc,ld Former point guard Inetit, propelling f J -i-'i i ]ev tc> tav air,ir until a tr,lde ; the team to the TRACY their :re are .it,"..iid t 1111(11 1)14talices<,plic)- i 1 _.,ine, re.din. 111,4 1.L4hloil '|lic 1 1 .....1-\ 4 '„tied : Intramural season vii nic)re 1,141 (1,1111,111", 1 d„11't kii(,w any ,.. >,ec itid i-(>iii-til Bit,1 4ent Jeimaine O'Neal; 544 mil- .e.i»„n off witlk .1 £17.imlit(,I, 11ip Sciiior 40.111»cepel ·11)1 r '1'r.ic,· c,tliei te,im th,it i .in e,)1111)ete on the , . .Ilt:':;,1';111:'lt:r lill't'r;1111:,+32( )P'.;:1 i marked by perfection & 11 :,4" 'r "1' '"n'p"i,11,• B.„,tr-KI,ill le 91 % · .ire im " i recordecl her 1 (,th .hurc),r th,4 ,.0.11, 'Ihe lir.t 11.ilt- ut- the fall ',c., c,n 1 9 1 m.,kitig six have. m tile 1(,9 35 time ll}triii.itc tri»lice endecl with ,1 in e\,·11.inge for tlie draft rights to Rc,v . r neces<,irr tr, decirie the it,ime. She ,11 ' " freshin.iii A i idrewl one,eari ied.1 .11 >t c)11 chxtig,14 th.it fill ceit.zin needs," Bird ; giveshu,tle u. of .1 ci.zih time c t(, la.ge. i\itid lic)\K n frcini tlie ... sal 1 ti-ze ,111-(-1 1.IrC *qu.id, Fi,hbrek r<, the C. c · prt..'. ded a glimpse tothe fans ...... 7- (,1-jmi C Bi .,i'. ei,visioned st,·le of ba.- '. .;'t":T I - ...... ,.., ' Ir -I. -1 rl--*---,7 T % t . '. *....*..3, i , \ So you're not exactly makingheadlines?- 1 ... 3 -r...5- ...... ' , Aft A C. ./t . , .1.'t /13 ... 3.4 ..,·'... I i../ . -- e 4,„„ »11-B- 1 ·3 ... : 1 The Reflector is in need of your talents, whatever they may bel For more information contact tr •1 · · · 4·, '' Samantha Cotten or Adrian Kendrick, or just join our Facebook group> The Reflector. i. '...... » - i g -I I :44.: 25...'·4.4 4 I. ./ f .....=--, SPORTS THE REFLECTOR NOVEMBER 12, 2008 "· '*..,i·' ; 1...... '..'.7*4443*7 * 1'. y.'.MT.1*2.3'' , r; · · *1, '44;t..r4 -* ' SOCCER from page 9 ·51"Af.'fl=.81«10, Y,tr.' ' -:' - · '1·' 491.2'4.,*,1.: 4 Pe S.:,4<'.7 R: *flf'%93/1 , 1 '., s F v k" *rge#72*is-,1 . -- - - . I ..fit --- ' . . .+ IL,i'.3 2.':.''IT, ,,Ir'.'.,F- 1, h *1[34&,-,9:'ii,Y.1, IR 1 - 4„4 .-2'%2 -, . 1.-',')5 Z"p'I.'2-7,*Wr x,2'& ;,64,Y ,9*L-PT£ibb i ))2. ,* 1 9*iti' , the team with seven goals, three assists *-3*, A-. „t. -* 12:- /: p , 1 ..'. 1 ·1 ana a total of 17 points. He started 211 - -34- 47 1*-r. e. 9, ..1 17 games this season. i/OVA-F ' . ..1 Fishback started 16 out of 17 games :-0,1-1-2,7, e.../. r:: A: . . . - -,46 3. WIN· 84-44 of the season and was second inleading --.. --- .:bt/ *:415 % 7-1 2.1 Y- WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL « F i' Nov.9 @ DisneyTip-off-Concordia the team with two goals, four assists and Oct. 31 @ Wisconsin-Parkside ilt.'------Ale.- :4. ",sf 91 a ' p<'2 01 :. - 1 WIN · 77-66 a total of eight points. -Y .-0* /#. '.':QL .' 1 WIN · 3-0 S -,- a -"r .*.':* fies:- 44 *6. " 6% 8 A 'Ilie team plans to review tapes and Nov. 1 @ #21 Lewis AA-* R# -' I 1*1. 1 3 4 £.:, - .1. .. '... + ; LOSS· 2-3 FOOTBALL re-evaluate conditioning to improve for 2 - 1 '....- 1.-S ,- L .:.*, *, next season. - Nov. 4 vs. St Joseph's years Nov. 1 vs. Ashland University , 0- .41 4 I .. · , --. ·. .._--_127 / 0 WIN· 3-0 LOSS·37-44 «At the end of the day, the team as a , ,. S -22 i-,-t. -. Nov. 7 @ Kentucky Wesleyan Nov.8 vs. Northern Michigan , . r 61;3 4.- - -- 0..-'.eie. p WIN · 3-0 WIN·24-6 '13.3,';IS' 2,t,tc'Ollissod:' 7'fll:*7,#f2:* **«- j. -' - --...:-fit# :.-- Six of the ..=«./ Grey- plk.h.,2 ".: / hounds will gradu- . ' · · 'Afi : . 1$4.--.....t.:k-*, WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY '. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY , ' , ate this year, leaving .-2 4 Y'->. 1-4 - 1 -5. 5. 1.> fl Nov. 8 @ NCAA Regionals udvt- ' M'K% 1 . --r t tff=43-j-=. Nov. 8@ NCAA Regionals - : a gap in the TEAM 14thof18 roster. ,, , Ir.-i. ilt- -3*,e =. ·:€.--- ..3. Griffin, along with , I. TEAM 18th of 19 - 4 assistant coaches - .:...... 4-1. '.,-Red , 24.T.t14: .A - .-, t.....3.4 - ..a:..re.9 Mis* ..r:· :1 ,-„«. i -.- 6 4ki/2#6'/:5:* 873, I'-I 3 * WOMEN'S SOCCER MEN'S BASKETBALL · John Higgins and :.:63..: ..: ·. / I - 5 j:3 NCAA REGIONALS vs. TAYLOR UNIVERSITY-FT. WAYNE Saturday, Nov. 22 atTBD Saturday, Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. Cross country teams fail to advance @ FINDLAY UNIVERSITY Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. SWIMMING & DIVING teams Settle's teammate,seniorDerek Speer to nationals.The team placed 14th of 18 vs. HILLSDALE COLLEGE Mens, womens finished second forthe'Houndsin 106th teams overall, failing to meet their goal. @ ASHLAND UNIVERSITY Saturday, Nov. 22 at 7:30 end season at place with a time of35:07. "We tried to place in the upper-half region- coach Scott - Satutday, Nov. 15 at 11 a.m. "It's traditionally a hard regional," at regionals," said assistant als, sends no one on Settle said. Fangman. @ PURDUE UNIVERSITY Typically each regional sends two Freshman Amy Hamilton led the WRESTLING to nationals Friday, Nov. 21 at 6 p.m teamstonationals,onlysending Lady'Hounds byplacing 17th overall with a time @ MISSOURI OPEN more teams if they meet the of23:17.9. By Samantha Cotten & national qualieing time. Last /,T.'. I , Hamilton was named GLVC Sunday, Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. .,Al:- James Allen year, UIndy's regional meet /' Freshman of the Year aftdr her fifth EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & ENTERTAINMENT send five teams to compete in place performance at EDITOR nat en. or. Kean Coy finished WOMEN'S BASKETBALL conSophomore Lindsay Hou- the meet in 111th place with vener came in second for the @ KWC CLASSIC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL ie The University of Indianapolis a time of 35:33.1, while senior - women's team in the 58th Nov. 15-16, Owensboro, Ky. @GLVCVOLLEYBALLTOURNAMENT men's and women's cross country teams Mike Landy in 116th place ' spot. Houvener ran a time of @ OAKLAND CITY Wednesday, Nov. 14 atTBA. completed their sesasons at the NCAA with a 36:03.6. 24:25.6. Teammates, sopho- SETTLE Division II Regional meet at Ferris Rounding out the men's mores Bethany Schroeder and Wednesday, Nov. 19 @ 7 p.m. MIDWEST REGIONAL @ NCAA State University in Big Rapids, Mich. team was freshman Andrew Piropato Kaitlin Boester, finished 80th and 82nd vs. TIFFIN UNIVERSITY Thursday, Nov. 20 at TBA on Nov. 8. in 120th place, senior Matthew Wells respecively. Saturday, Nov. 22 at 5:30 p.m. The men's team finished 18th overall in 122nd place and senior Loren New Rounding out the women's team was of 19 teams. The 'Hounds were led by in 126rh place. freshman Christie Nurkowski in 107th, senior Adam Settle with a 77th place The Lady'Hounds went into the re- sophomore Stephanie Kennedyin 1llth finish in 34:18.2 gionalwith agoaltosend theyoungteam and junior Lindsey Sitzman in 114th. » » ONLY e ' ' 14 ONE WEEK ,-1.3' --I a n 11,=., „si 1, 1„»*1· 99 i= '..# -6 .1. - -2 A "t'.==.. .-k,:=3;:03 ' .9, ItiFJ » w ' ' . -'»=... np,ri : 2-JE*1 - -"... , U 1 "C•*'.* Wirf 77=1 U1,.' «.-r 'zill d'-AJVS-43 9 t. --- P# _ .4 ra. r & 51 %/32 1 1-: - 3, 9, i -' *.1 - - r·'A IA'i.» Et.49. i 1 -- 074 ....»3..7 11 -F.It Vil *& 't.'t, 4...'.- .... 49-< 19« t,t A /9.,<8 D= - e I. : 121 Z .1 yj , , Ov 'j.»,» C - ' 65 ... IM - :.1 -I :,181/1/*2-3, * 1*.- , a . 41= -=™==i,· re . - -2 • ZEr L r ./=,» 1. ,==' / 16/""& illin », - ., 610. , . f. 2 - ,, 62*.1,1( 9 I Ii n- rw f n9 i1 i li ti * v 1.-1«,3." 1 - .0 . *i l k '1 4 \r ./3 » * C .. --»„4&d i ». 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':.8' ..1 4 1 - University-St. Paul 77-66. In the 2007-08 season, the UIndy Before the season officially Wegan, . :,·07' 92 i-81....f·fffil,39tib*3**ecR:7 6, -5 I e * i.: I .- 5 ..6 . . '. -42 1 -FI,-, 1., ...B.... -, ': '5: 1&4,it·J·r·,'t ,'.'.',1 - ;;,;'15, 4-,i '1 -' . : : - 3,U...... '.» team played in .'' 1 . -..'. i., woman's basketball the UIndy played exhibition games against I E- *140' A 77 13 ... UIndy football closes ta / Lludil e:a „likely meeung season with win in - t.., ,1 t-' «- "·' : . - -, i - . 'Hounds fall i ..wijg. 1, :34.1 '40* 4 . e · .. defense members, the most since - .1' . ...,,...6 ·'' - ;9/ : ..'*r . < '·, " - f .1 9 74 the 1998 season despite the 6-5 711e 'Gouard Era'got underway with an exhibition game against the p" 2 'Ilie University of Indianapolis record. ...- ... f --.. , 3/= 3- «' , :* .'4'. ,&*de//5/r football team ended its season with The 'Hounds have lost five of Division I, University ofTennessee 9 ,...,- 1, 6 their last eight games and have Volunteers on Nov. 3 when the 4 *r-,46 1 . i , 4 =. a win on Senior Night against I .,. Y." ., 44' ... Northern Michigan University on fallen just short ofvictory in Greyhounds traveled to Knoxville, ..= 'l" -.'./,1.. .'' .., : '1 trul'P: i , te <4.- rd" ·'* 5% Nov. 8.lhe win brings the'Hounds' the last three games by only one Tenn. Gouard played under Tennessee - .1„ .,·„ f, 646' - ,<' ....., , head coach Bruce Pearl at the , : e. record to 5-6,4-6 GLIAC. possession. ''i. 4, 41,4 4 , ., I ./ *..'.. Northern scored « I think the University of Southern Indiana from '* Michigan only courage, bravery, , ., -'., te'. - f..f :..... ' ' ' ' Wil in the first half of the game, effort and attitude ofour team has 1992 to 2001. , - .....46. I , : r : in' . - ... *79 2 ./.»49.im#,4 allowing the'Hounds to been a bright spot for us," Gouard earned Division lI Player . :avt"imil/4 the second Polizzi said. "We have of the Year honors twice under Pearl, come back in 1.1 .,5 -' 1 , ahead had some of the worst and he helped USI win their first *A 4:'4' „'-'„. halfandjump :f., '.1.'f.'3,· r.9'\ +41 . 1 7- of Northern Michigan f.„ , 1 excruciating losses this national championship in 1995. :di.di. -, " "I played in the system and l was , to win 24-6. Northern r •= - season. , FYI. e k . d . I - , c.'' -· . :' ....f ZiR4 .... + Before Northern successful; we went 82-12 in my Michigan ended their facing really g. . A , ,.1'...11'1,!R'.. I.:.».#:.2. 54'. ,-. three years," Gouard said. succeed I '=" ....4 0 season 2-8. the'Hounds «[To 4.1 ' ''1 11. , 'r.., Michigan, I. ..:5..... 4 1 C. ... f t.. . l: in the system,11 3ou have to be smart . Senior running back ' played Ashland University . =' ..'. 4 . ' e. • , MAE' Cr - Craig Jenkins had 184 ., on Nov. 1. UIndy's record and have good conditioning.You have , .C. yards against the , ,# it rushing 3,1 stood at 3-5,2-5 GLIAC to know when to turn it on or turn .. ,- -1.19;.s'...':.2. I »'* " , - , .1- ..2 Wildcats, breaking the after a 54-12 win against off." , . Lkargft.1 university record for most JENKINS Tiffin Udiversity on Oct. Gouard accepted the head coach ,(0:# 1 1 '· 'lk through the season going to be and that's the first thing you ye:irs as :in assistant coach at Indiana .4. 5. , ...... =e„*„,t==„»- . t.·.) ,)11 'S ,-'. :.: , . 32.-pr'h>:ug.%' huge for this football program." look at as a coach," said defense State University. He also served as an . 0.-4*2$05 assistant coach for the Greyhounds '*"i.'.'..5.:e.¥Sp,K. Polizzi came to Indianapolis in coordinator Bob Bartolomeo. 31 L- .3.I ' .6#, - M , „.. 1 :.:40# Midifi 14 era ended we aren't real from 2002 to 2005 under Sturgeon. ,# f . : . ,-r -714** ' : . , " , - Bill Bless' "At times . 1994, after . playing ....11'J,1, ' . ,1,1* 1,<;1 - of I f ..,-'i't..':':9.·jgo.' with a 2-9 record in 1993. Bless smart, but when you're coaching "[Gouard] brings a wealth ..... 11.. i '13¥.7.f 1 ..1 - , p .21· i had not had an eight win season young kids, they could be very knowledge and an enthusiasm that Bly' ., '11,- .• ·. 4=" :%p .:.'il...... m. 2.1.'.'.'..." -1 2 since allowing Polizzi to disheartened." said .'. I. r I. 1984, will reinvigorate our program," - &,4 , #4,- . '11 4 . - -., .. 13 : Director of Athletics, Sue , .144'.- f 1 ,- Willey. ).I'J , 1*,·"· . 1% M . 1 . 11' 1. 'Ihe Greyhounds competed against 3 W.-1/Adi the Volunteers, yet lost, 87-73. 9. .1. 9 4 3:....:.-"*# : . 1.E .*Ii Donald Cloutier went 6-6 from the =". r =Ir'& 7. r... J .. Tir«W.-1 held and tallied 15 points to lead the ·· 4 ..6,r..".9 1 1. .... 2/#1*2 ,1W 8/28 ··· @ KentuckyWesteyan -· W 40-14 Greyhounds. After the game, Gouard : ·-„4 ' f i..):. i:18 ,- 62* , . · ·· 916 @ Grand Valley State · 1.21-49 and Pearl shook hands and embraced ..'.,e /... 4 , " · · 2/. 9/13 @ Wayne State · ·· L 0-6 on the sideline. jeN/&WI.f ·· r.,9- 4- . ....4 9/20 ··· vs. Hillsdale ·· L17-29 On Nov. 6, UIndy hosted IUPU[ at -... '·Ci 9/27 ···@ SaginawValley State ·· - W 1 4-1 1 the Ruth Lilly Fitness Center. IUPUI 2,1 10/4 ··· ... vs. Northwood ·· ·· W 27-23 took an early lead, 7-0, with 17:56 still 10/11 .· · ... vs. Ferris State .. L 24-31 on the clock.The'Hounds would score 10/18.. .. @ Michigan Tech - .. L 28-31 throught, but would never take the Photo cont,:buted by Stan Gotta,d 10/25 .. @Tiffin .. W 54-12 lead, failing to IUPUI 85-73. University of Tennessee's head coach Bruce Pearltalks with University of Indianapolis head coach Stan Gouard before ·· 11/1 ... vs. Ashland · ·· L 37-44 'Ille team opens their regular season the exhibition game on Nov. 3. Pearl WQS Gouard's head coach at the University of Southern Indiana. · , 11/8 - ·· · vs. Northern Michigan · W 24-6 on the road Nov. 15when they take on Taylor University-Fort Wayne. ./ ** U21 ADVERTISEMENT NOVEMBER 12, 2008 THE REFLECTOR : , ied; ils ji i „ i . :48-1 r i 1 '-- : ft·= 1-6 ...... "' '...,,&:,/ 'l ':-5 ...... :1. '1 A 1 1 1 · - - 7- f.. 1 1 1. 3> 2, 1-1 \Jal.r il 4 1.65EIDROOLVE Al-«AIRTLNEL\11-1.1 53 . ------.. 1, t.\ 1/._ 11 6.- ,-1.# '. i.V i t> \*all"keu 11«* CB(S.15> v 1 *.--„ +W-# . 1 1 > 1.Plriv*jite IR(*I©G'i * I .15 -9 > 1.Atesi dIC#t»*)11' ly Act®St :,zif.- 1. ·- -1„, > 'Eth}(*trgJY lim - - ., *' ir \.-7 1; 4 4/'!lilI<1:LA*%#6- 1.1.lo, 1 /(Aill liu . 4.- . 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