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Mark Payton INSIDE Leighelena hits riding career- the Drag. high 16-game hit LIFE&ARTS streak. NEWS PAGE 10 SPORTS Executive Vice PAGE 6 President and Provost Steven Leslie spoke at a luncheon Monday POLICE afternoon about the future UT-Austin medi- cal school, set to open PAGE 5 UT closes in on Dahlstrom replacement Alec, the Patron Saint and official mascot of the Cockrell School By Alberto Long and law enforcement offi- Police Department, Miami McCandless has 31 years of of Engineering, visited cials, selected the finalists University Chief of Police experience in law enforce- and posed with students from a pool of 75 applicants. John McCandless and APD ment and has served as Mi- on April Fool’s Day. In preparation for UTPD Each candidate is college- Assistant Chief of Police ami University chief of po- PAGE 5 Chief of Police Robert Dahl- educated and has more than Raul Munguia. lice for nine years. Munguia strom’s retirement in May, 20 years of experience in law Carter has worked with has 26 years of experience SPORTS a committee in charge of enforcement, according to a APD for 29 years and has and has served as an assis- overseeing the selection of UTPD press release. served as an assistant chief tant chief of police for APD Ryan Crouser takes UT’s next chief has nar- The finalists include of police since 2007. Zak since 2010. home Texas Relays rowed their search to four Austin Police Department is a commanding officer Dahlstrom will end his shot put crown after final applicants. Assistant Chief of Police with 21 years of experience seven-year stint as chief of overcoming a torn liga- The committee, made up David Carter, Captain Me- who oversaw the South- Robert Dahlstrom ment and a throat of numerous city, University lissa Zak of the Los Angeles west region of Los Angeles. UTPD continues on page 2 UTPD Chief of Police infection. PAGE 6 After racking up 34 hits last weekend, CITY CITY Texas looks to bounce back at home against Texas A&M-CC. PAGE 6 Weekend Torie Schmidt faces her younger sister for festivities the first time as the Longhorns look to pick see lower up their ninth and 10th straight wins against crime rate McNeese State. PAGE 6 By Alberto Long

LIFE&ARTS A weekend that brings in Bats are back. Don’t tens of thousands of people touch them. Don’t hit to Austin from the around them with a tennis the state saw a decrease in racket. PAGE 10 crime rates from previous years, police say. “The Burgess Boys,” UT hosted the 86th driven by diverse cast of Clyde Littlefield Texas Re- characters and engag- lays from Wednesday to ing plotline, deals with Saturday at Mike A. Myers complex themes . Stadium and Soccer Field. PAGE 8 The annual track meet showcases the state’s top track athletes from high Anik Bhattacharya | Daily Texan Staff school, junior college, col- lege and professional lev- VIEWPOINT els. According to a spokes- woman for the Austin The public fight be- Visitor Center, the event tween the UT regents brought in 40,000 people and administration lacks Sixth Street, fifth place to the city this year. visionary leadership. Police made a total of 22 PAGE 4 arrests on Friday and Sat- Forbes lists Austin as one of the five Cities were ranked on the DWI or alcohol related car urday, a decrease from the strictness of state laws based crashes and injuries in 2011 36 arrests made last year on drunkest cities in America,not an honor on the “Rating The States” in Austin. the same days, said senior report conducted and writ- Statistics regarding the police officer Vaneza Brem- TODAY By Zach Lozano Austin on the list were Mil- ten by Mothers Against number of drinkers in the ner. Bremner said most waukee, Wis.; Minneapolis- Drunk Driving. The report various categories were of the arrests took place UT Pride Week St. Paul, Minn.; Columbus, considered factors such as taken from the Centers around downtown. Queer Students Alliance Student life on any col- Mo; and Boston, Mass., whether the state has passed for Disease Control and Bremner listed public in- hosts the 2013 Pride lege campus can often con- respectively. Cities were laws forbidding open con- Prevention’s Behavioral toxication, disorderly con- Week celebration, sist of the occasional sip of ranked on the basis of five tainers in cars or laws re- Risk Factor Surveillance duct, possession of mari- promoting visibility alcohol. Recently, Austin categories: strictness of state garding the regulation and System Survey conducted juana and failure to obey and welcoming of the was ranked by Forbes as laws, number of drinkers, sale of alcohol. in 2004. According to the lawful orders as the lead- LGBTQ community on one of the top five drunk- number of heavy drinkers, According to the Texas survey, adults who reported ing causes for arrests made campus. Events include est cities in America. number of binge drinkers Department of Transpor- a kickoff celebration, Other cities ranked above and rate of alcoholism. tation, there were 1,129 DRUNK continues on page 2 CRIME continues on page 2 free HIV testing and open discussions and panels. Events will be held across campus over the next UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY week. For more info visit Steven Brint, texasqsa.blogspot.com vice provost of University fast-tracks undergraduate ‘Get Sexy, Get education at UC-Riverside, Consent’ search for new provost spoke to UGS Theatre for Dialogue students about presents “Get Sexy, By Jordan Rudner why he’s the Get Consent,” a highly best candidate interactive one-hour for the new dean performance that The search committee to position at the examines how we find a University provost will Main Building on negotiate sex, consent, meet for the first time Tues- Monday boundaries and safety. The day, beginning a process more afternoon. event will be held from 11 expedited than is typical for a.m. to noon in the Texas Union Building (UNB), the high-level position. Sinclair Suite 3.128. Free The committee, led by Pres- Sam Ortega lunch is included. ident William Powers Jr., will Daily Texan Staff consist of five other members. Steven Leslie In contrast, the search com- vice provost of UT mittee that recommended outgoing provost Steven Leslie thorough and expeditious in UGS interviews dean hopeful What is today’s was a committee of 18. the search, given that Provost Leslie announced his res- Leslie will be leaving his post By Miles Hutson Paul Woodruff resigned. recommendation for dean reason to party? ignation in February after fairly soon,” UT spokesman Lawrence Abraham is cur- to President William Pow- serving for six years. Gary Susswein said. rently serving as interim ers Jr., Brint said he wants The process will also be The other five members Steven Brint, current vice dean while the school the School of Undergrad- shorter than previous pro- of the committee are Faculty provost for the University searches for a replace- uate Studies to be an effi- vost searches have been. The Council Chairwoman Martha of California at Riverside, ment. Brint is the fourth cient part of the Universi- search for Leslie began in Hilley; Ugeo Williams, Student interviewed with students candidate to interview for ty that helps students find May 2006, and he was ap- Government vice president; from the Undergraduate the position. their academic passion. pointed the following Janu- Linda Hicke, dean of the Col- Studies Council on Mon- Brint spoke with UT “I have had some of the ary. The search for Leslie’s lege of Natural Sciences; Randy day as one of five finalists Austin faculty early most inspiring students I replacement, which formally Diehl, dean of the College of for the position of dean of Monday, and is slated to have worked with … start begins Tuesday, will be expe- Liberal Arts; and a staff mem- the school. talk with UGS staff on off in a field that was not dited so a new provost can be ber from the provost’s office. The school has been Tuesday. At his meet- meant for them,” Brint SEE COMICS installed by the time he steps At last month’s Faculty without a permanent dean ing with students, who said. “There’s something down in August. since the summer of last will work with faculty PAGE 9 “We want to be both PROVOST continues on page 2 year, when former dean and staff to present their DEAN continues on page 2 2 2 News Tuesday, April 2, 2013 | FEAtuREd photo UTPD FRAMES continues from page 1

police on a high note. In his Volume 113, Issue 132 time with UTPD, the depart- ment received accreditation with the Commission on CONTACT US Accreditation for Law En- forcement in 2007 and the Main Telephone: International Association of (512) 471-4591 Campus Law Enforcement in Editor: 2008. Dahlstrom was voted Susannah Jacob police chief of the year by UT (512) 232-2212 System directors in 2012 for [email protected] exhibiting “leadership and quiet strength.” Managing Editor: According to the press Trey Scott (512) 232-2217 release, a series of two-hour managingeditor@ public question-and-answer dailytexanonline.com sessions with each final- ist will be held throughout News Office: April. The candidates will (512) 232-2207 take the public’s questions [email protected] and discuss the future of Multimedia Office: UTPD. The sessions will be (512) 471-7835 broadcast via a livestream dailytexanmultimedia@ provided by the University gmail.com Office of the Associate Vice President for Campus Safety Sports Office: (512) 232-2210 and Security. [email protected] The first session will take Marshall Nolen | Daily Texan Staff place on April 5 at 1:30 p.m. Life & Arts Office: Eric Hough, team rider for S&M bikes, performs a trick on his bike at the 9th Street BMX trails Monday afternoon. The others are scheduled for (512) 232-2209 April 9, 23 and 26. [email protected]

Retail Advertising: (512) 471-1865 NEWS [email protected] DEAN continues from page 1 DRUNK continues from page 1 Classified Advertising: BRIEFLY (512) 471-5244 out there at which they dean is to find out what’s having had at least one Alcoholics Anonymous classifieds@ can do wonderful things, happening now,” Brint drink of alcohol within the meetings held in the area UT professor charged dailytexanonline.com and it’s the job of our said. “I think it would be past 30 days were consid- as a ratio of the drinking with hit-and-run school to help them dis- irresponsible to come in ered drinkers and adults age population. Police say a UT professor cover that.” and say I’m going to do X, who reported having five or Anthropology sopho- is behind a hit-and-run in- Brint, who has pub- Y and Z.” more drinks on one occa- more Samuel Deleon said cident that left one bicyclist The Texan strives to present lished multiple books on Stephanie Reyna, cur- sion were considered binge it has become socially ac- injured on North Lamar all information fairly, the field of higher educa- rent president of the accurately and completely. drinkers. The number of ceptable to drink in college. Boulevard near West 10th If we have made an error, tion, said when he thought Undergraduate Studies heavy drinkers was calcu- It is easy to access alcohol, Street on March 26. let us know about it. Call of Undergraduate Studies, Council, said she did not lated based on the number especially with such a large According to an affidavit (512) 232-2217 or e-mail he thought of a student want to give her thoughts of adult men who reported population, Deleon said. for warrant of arrest and managingeditor@ he worked with as associ- on Brint, because she did having had more than two “If you search liquor dailytexanonline.com. detention filed March 26, ate dean of UC Riverside’s not want to accidentally drinks per day, and adult stores in Austin, 161 store communication studies College of Humanities, give an advantage to their women having had more listings will come up,” De- professor Richard Cherwitz Arts, and Social Sciences, last interviewee. However, than one drink per day. leon said. “So it is easy to hit a bicyclist while driving who did poorly in science she said all five candidates In determining the rate find alcohol and easy for on North Lamar Boulevard COPYRIGHT but has a blossoming ca- are very qualified. of alcoholism, Forbes older students to access it and fled the scene. He was reer in another field. Junior Natalie Arevalo, looked at the number of for younger students.” charged with failure to stop Copyright 2013 Texas “If we feel too driven who was the president of and render aid. Student Media. All articles, to get to an endpoint and the Undergraduate Stud- Witnesses at the scene photographs and graphics, reach a destination, it’s ies Council last year and both in the print and online said at around 3 p.m. a bi- not the best use of college who sat on the commit- cyclist was struck by Cher- editions, are the property of years for everybody,” Brint tee that helped select fi- CRIME continues from page 1 Texas Student Media and witz’s vehicle as he turned may not be reproduced or said. “We have to value … nalists, said students look onto West 10th Street. The republished in part or in whole people who want to ex- for candidates who have throughout the weekend Police have yet to re- bicyclist, identified as Abi- without written permission. plore and want to find out past experience and a vi- and in previous years. She lease the victim’s name gail Wilkerson-Penhall, what’s best for them.” sion for the School of said one man was charged and do not have detailed claims to have suffered a When asked how he Undergraduate Studies. with interfering with a descriptions of the sus- hard blow to the abdomen, planned to improve the “I think that most of police animal. pects. The victim was which left bruising and pain. TOMORROW’S WEATHER school’s ability to do this, them understand the Early Sunday morn- pronounced dead at Uni- The impact knocked - Ch Brint said he would have to plight of UGS students,” ing, a man was shot and versity Medical Center erwitz’s front license plate High Low actually be dean for a while Arevalo said. “It’s not al- killed near 11th and Trin- Brackenridge. As of now, off, which police dispatch to answer that properly, but ways easy [for students] to ity streets. Police say the there has been no stat- traced back to Cherwitz’s 70 49 he thought his experience come into a college as large shooting occurred after ed connection between name and home address. as vice provost could help. as this and not know what an “altercation between the shooting and the According to the affida- Do you have to wear a collar? “The first part of the they’re going into.” two groups of people.” weekend’s festivities. Not an actual collar. vit, a police officer went to Cherwitz’s home on the day of the incident. A vehicle in a tricky situation.” and deal with it,” Hicks said. matching witness descrip- Tensions between the Beyond simplifying and tions was parked on the This issue of The Daily Texan is valued at $1.25 PROVOST University and the UT Sys- expediting the search pro- curb with its front license Permanent Staff Editor ...... Susannah Jacob continues from page 1 tem Board of Regents have cess, Powers said the scope of Associate Editors ...... Drew Finke, Pete Stroud, Edgar Walters plate missing. Managing Editor ...... Trey Scott been ongoing for the last the search will also be mini- Associate Managing Editors ...... Kristine Reyna, Matt Stottlemyre The affidavit also included Digital Director ...... Hayley Fick Council meeting, Powers two years. Two weeks ago, mized, and the new provost News Editor ...... Shabab Siddiqui details regarding Cherwitz’s Associate News Editors ...... Elyana Barrera, Bobby Blanchard, spoke of potential difficul- the Board took a 4-3 vote will likely be an internal hire...... Allie Kolechta, Mustafa Saifuddin, Sarah White arrest. According to the af- Senior Reporters ...... Christine Ayala, Hannah Jane DeCiutiis ties the University would to continue an external re- “Given what we’ve been ...... Joshua Fechter, Albert Long, Jordan Rudner fidavit, Cherwitz approached Enterprise Reporters ...... Andrew Messamore, Megan Strickland, Alexa Ura Wire Editors ...... Riley Brands, Kristine Reyna face when trying to find a view of the UT School of through and what we are the officer and asked if he was Copy Desk Chief ...... Riley Brands Associate Copy Desk Chiefs ...... Elisabeth Dillon, Jay Egger, Andrew Huygen, Sara Reinsch provost. He said the process Law Foundation’s relation- going through, it will be looking for him regarding an Editorial Copy Editor ...... Nile Miller Creative Director ...... Natasha Smith would occur on a smaller ship with the University. At very hard to get [a candi- incident on 10th Street and Senior Designers ...... Pu Ying Huang, Omar Longoria, Jack Mitts, Stefanie Schultz Photo Editor ...... Zachary Strain scale than previous provost the meeting, Regent Steve date] from off of the cam- North Lamar Boulevard. The Associate Photo Editors ...... Pu Ying Huang, Marisa Vasquez Senior Photographers ...... Maggie Arrellaga, Jorge Corona, searches, largely as a result Hicks told his colleagues pus,” Powers said. “It’s not ...... Pearce Murphy, Chelsea Purgahn, Shelby Tauber officer then asked what - Ch Multimedia Editor ...... Jorge Corona of “instability on campus.” they might as well take an an impossibility, but it Associate Multimedia Editor ...... Andrea Macias-Jimenez erwitz meant, and Cherwitz Senior Videographers...... Demi Adejuyigbe, Shila Farahani, Lawrence Peart, Alec Wyman “The process of going outright vote on Powers’ would be very hard.” Life&Arts Editor ...... Kelsey McKinney responded by saying he was Associate Life&Arts Editors ...... Aleksander Chan, Sarah-Grace Sweeney about looking for a provost continued employment. Susswein said the Uni- Senior Life&Arts Writers ...... Stuart Railey, Jourden Sander, on 10th Street when someone ...... Hannah Smothers, Alex Williams, Laura Wright with a full, natural search, “It would be simpler to versity will likely open an Sports Editor ...... Christian Corona had made a rude gesture at Senior Sports Writers ...... Garrett Callahan, Nick Cremona, ...... Sara Beth Purdy, Rachel Thompson, Matt Warden or normal committee, will me, instead of spending the application for the position him with their hand. After ac- Comics Editor ...... John Massingill Associate Comics Editor ...... Stephanie Vanicek be difficult to do,” Powers money. If that’s the real goal, once the committee begins knowledging that the missing Web Editor ...... Tyler Reinhart Associate Web Editor, Social Media ...... Ryan Sanchez said at the meeting. “We’re let’s just put that on the table its work. license plate was a result of the Associate Web Editors, Production ...... Omar Longoria Senior Web Staff ...... Helen Fernandez, Hannah Peacock incident, Cherwitz was read Administrative Assistant ...... Breanna Williams Editorial Adviser ...... Doug Warren his Miranda rights. He then Issue Staff TEXAS refused to speak to the officer. Reporters ...... Mark Carrion, Matthew Hart, Miles Hutson, Zach Lozano Multimedia ...... Debby Garcia, Marshall Nolen, Sam Ortega, Amy Zhang STUDENT The Daily Texan • Cactus Yearbook • Texas Student Television According to the Travis Sports Writers ...... Jori Epstein, Louis San Miguel, Jeremy Thomas MEDIA Life&Arts Writers ...... Bobby Blanchard, Shane Miller, Willa Young • Texas Travesty • KVRX 91.7 FM County District Clerk’s of- Columnist ...... Amil Malik, Natalie San Luis Page Designer ...... Alyssa Kang, Louis San Miguel fice, Cherwitz contracted a Copy Editors ...... Mark Birkenstock, Lauren Lowe, Lexiyee Smith Comic Artists ...... Grace Biggs, Ploy Buraparate, Marty Eischeid, third-party bail bond service ...... Nohemy Herrera, Dannielle Lamonte, Forrest Lybrand, TEXAS STUDENT MEDIA ...... Amanda Nguyen, Isabella Palacios, Aaron Rodriguex, Samuel Vanicek to post his $5,000 bail. As of Web Staff ...... Khang Huynh, Joe Rau, Vy Nguyen BOARD OF OPERATING TRUSTEES press time, Cherwitz has not Business and Advertising (512) 471-1865 | [email protected] appointed any legal counsel. Director ...... Jalah Goette TSM IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR Business Manager ...... Lori Hamilton He has a hearing at the Texas Business Assistant ...... Barbara Heine STUDENT MANAGER & EDITOR POSITIONS. Advertising Adviser ...... CJ Salgado Court of Criminal Appeals Broadcast & Events Manager ...... Carter Goss Campus & National Sales Associate ...... Joan Bowerman scheduled for April 10. Event Coordinator...... Lindsey Hollingsworth Student Advertising Manager ...... Trevor Nelson POSITION APPLICATION DEADLINE TERM Cherwitz, who taught his Student Assistant Manager ...... Zach Congdon Student Acct. Execs ...... Fredis Benitez, Evan Breeland, Christian Dufner, Jake Dworkis, Rohan Needel regular classes last week, could ...... Paola Reyes, Ted Sniderman, Emil Zawatskil Student Lead Generators ...... Gabby Garza, Jennifer Howton KVRX Station Manager 2/22/13 June ‘13 - May ‘14 not be reached for comment. Student Office Assistant/Classifieds ...... Nick Cremona Senior Graphic Design ...... Felimon Hernandez —Alberto Long Designers ...... Jacqui Bontke, Daniel Hublein, Sara Gonzalez Special Editions/Production Coordinator ...... Abby Johnston TSTV Station Manager 2/22/13 June ‘13 - May ‘14

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Friday, 12 p.m. (Last Business Day Prior to Publication) Business Office our website for more information: dailytexanonline.com www.utexas.edu/tsm W&N 3 World & Nation Tuesday, April 2, 2013 3 Elyana Barrera, Wire Editor NEWS Drug cartels BRIEFLY move agents Company hopes for dessert world record inside US, TEHRAN, Iran — An Ira- nian confectioner has made gain market five tons of ice cream in hopes of setting a new record. By Michael Tarm The production drew hun- Associated Press dreds of spectators to taste the chocolate ice cream, CHICAGO — Mexican which measured 5 feet by 7 drug cartels whose opera- feet and which producers say tives once rarely ventured be- cost over $30,000 to make. yond the U.S. border are dis- Board Member Moham- patching some of their most mad Baheri of Choopan Dairy trusted agents to live and said the company aimed to work deep inside the United register a new Guinness World States — an emboldened Record and also boost Iranian presence that experts believe ice cream consumption. is meant to tighten their grip A Guinness World Re- on the world’s most lucra- cords representative visited tive narcotics market and the tub, he added. maximize profits. The current record belongs If left unchecked, authori- to U.S. producer Baskin- ties say, the cartels’ move into Robbins, which made an the American interior could 8,865 lb tub in 2005. render the syndicates harder Anwarullah Khan | Associated Press than ever to dislodge and pave Hamas orders school Badam Zari, right, addresses a news conference with her sister in Khar, capital of Pakistani tribal area Bajur, on Monday. The the way for them to expand gender segregation 40-year-old Pakistani housewife made history by becoming the first woman to run for parliament from the country’s northwest into other criminal enterprises tribal region, a highly conservative area that is a haven for Islamist militants. such as prostitution, kidnap- GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip ping-and-extortion rackets and — Gaza’s Hamas-controlled money laundering. parliament has passed a law Cartel activity in the U.S. is requiring separate classes certainly not new. Starting in for boys and girls in public Woman runs for Pakistani office the 1990s, the ruthless syndi- and private schools from the By Anwarullah Khan difficult decision, but wrapped around her body Zari is from Bajur, one cates became the nation’s No. fourth grade. & Sebastian Abbot now I am determined and head, with only her of many areas in the tribal 1 supplier of illegal drugs, us- Currently, boys and girls and hopeful society will eyes showing. region where the Paki- ing unaffiliated middlemen to are separated in grade seven Associated Press support me.” Life for women in the stani army has been bat- smuggle cocaine, marijuana in public schools, and private Many of Pakistan’s 180 tribal region has become tling the Taliban. She filed and heroin beyond the border schools can set their own rules. KHAR, Pakistan — A million citizens hold fairly even more difficult in re- the paperwork necessary or even to grow pot here. The new law constitutes 40-year-old Pakistani conservative views on the cent years with the growing to run for office on Sun- “It’s probably the most seri- the most far-reaching at- housewife has made history role of women in soci- presence of Taliban mili- day. She was accompanied ous threat the United States tempt yet by Gaza’s Hamas by becoming the first wom- ety. Those views are even tants who use the border by her husband, who she has faced from organized rulers to impose their ultra- an to run for parliament more pronounced in the region as their main sanc- said fully backed her deci- crime,” said Jack Riley, head conservative social agenda from the country’s deeply country’s semiautono- tuary in the country. The sion to run for a seat in the of the Drug Enforcement Ad- on Gaza’s 1.7 million people. conservative tribal region mous tribal region, a poor, militants have been wag- National Assembly. ministration’s Chicago office. In nearly six years in power, bordering Afghanistan. isolated area in the north- ing a bloody insurgency “This is very courageous. In Mexico, the cartels are Hamas has moved gradu- Badam Zari is push- west dominated by Pash- against the government to This woman has broken known for a staggering num- ally, imposing some chang- ing back against patriar- tun tribesmen who follow impose Islamic law in the the barrier,” said Asad Sar- ber of killings — more than es, such as banning women chal traditions and brav- a very conservative brand country and have a history war, one of the top political 50,000, according to one tal- from smoking water pipes ing potential attack by of Islam. of using violence to en- officials in Bajur. ly. Beheadings are sometimes in public, but has rescinded Islamist militants in the Most women in the tribal force their hard-line views “My decision to contest a signature. decrees or stopped enforcing hope of forcing the govern- region are uneducated, on women. the election will not only So far, cartels don’t appear them if the public resisted. ment to focus on helping rarely work outside the Last fall, Taliban fight- give courage to women in to be directly responsible for Pakistani women. home and wear long, flow- ers in the northwest shot general and attract atten- large numbers of slayings in Slow industry growth “I want to reach the as- ing clothes that cover most 15-year-old schoolgirl tion to their problems, but the United States, though the cause of stock falls sembly to become a voice of their skin when they ap- Malala Yousafzai in the also helps negate the wrong Texas Department of Public for women, especially pear in public. head in an unsuccessful at- impression about our so- NEW YORK — Stocks Safety reported 22 killings those living in the tribal Zari, who finished high tempt to kill her because ciety,” Zari said. “This will are opening April on a weak and five kidnappings in Tex- areas,” Zari told The Asso- school, spoke to reporters at she resisted the militants’ reflect a true picture of note, ending slightly lower as at the hands of Mexican ciated Press in an interview a press conference Monday views and was a strong ad- our society, where women after an industry group re- cartels from 2010 through on Monday. “This was a wearing a colorful shawl vocate of girls’ education. get respect.” ported that U.S. manufactur- mid-2011. ing growth cooled in March. The Dow Jones indus- trial average fell five points, or 0.04 percent, to close at 14,572 Monday. The Standard & Poor’s 500 small community gave up seven points, 0.5 per- cent, to 1,562. The S&P 500 closed at an all-time high last week, beating the record it set in October 2007. The Nasdaq composite fell 28 points, or 0.9 percent, to 3,239. The Institute for Supply Management said manufac- turing grew for the fourth straight month in March, but at a slower rate. Industrial stocks fell the most in the S&P. Two stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was low at 2.7 billion shares. UN to vote on treaty regulating arms trade UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. General Assembly is expected to vote on what would be the first U.N. treaty regulating the multibillion- dollar international arms trade after Iran, North Korea and Syria blocked its adop- tion by consensus. Assembly spokesman Nikola Jovanovic told the Associated Press on Monday Develop your own distinct expression within an that the resolution to adopt the treaty requires support exclusive group of artists and designers, and emerge from a majority of the 193 with a creative body of work unlike any other. U.N. member states. Since the treaty had strong support when it was brought Areas of Emphasis: Motion Arts; before U.N. members last Thursday its approval is vir- MFA Painting and Drawing; Photography tually certain — unless there are attempts to amend it. For more than a decade, ac- Accepting applications for fall 2013. tivists and some governments have been pushing for inter- national rules to regulate the 800-825-8753 suva.edu estimated $60 billion global arms trade and try to keep il- licit weapons out of the hands of terrorists, insurgent fight- ers and organized crime. —Compiled from Associated Press reports 4A Opinion Opinion Tuesday, April 2, 2013 4 Editor-in-Chief Susannah Jacob

VIEWPOINT Where are the grown-ups?

What are the perimeters of the power of the UT System Board of by Southwest interactive festival. Powers advocates that as many The UT student walks unaware between Regents, and have the regents overstepped them? These days that resources as possible be directed in an intelligent, targeted fashion question — posed amid speculation that the regents are actively to undergraduate and graduate education and UT’s research fa- these diverging philosophies, but the attempting to fire UT President William Powers Jr. — consumes cilities. He asks that endeavors at this University and the caliber of ideas of the regents and those of UT’s the mental resources of the Texas Legislature, the University ad- its faculty both be measured by their contributions to their fields. administration need not clash. ministration and faculty, the regents themselves and possibly Gov. With his confidence of how deserving UT is of vast wealth, Powers Rick Perry, who appoints those regents. The UT students, whose has been a proficient fundraiser, raising upwards of $200 million philosophies, but the ideas of the regents and those of UT’s ad- interests are said to be at the heart of this battle, are, for the most each year he’s been in office. He follows a line of similarly proficient ministration need not clash, despite the currently overheated part, blissfully (but worryingly) unaware a fight is taking place. fundraisers who have served as UT presidents. UT undergraduates public discourse. As a governing body and as human beings, the The governor-regent-president soap opera is a commentary on reap the benefits of this University’s resulting largesse. Because of regents are not micromanaging each time they express their posi- the explicit, compromise-lacking, broken nature of public dialogue the fundraising, UT students have school-subsidized trips to other tion on the University. And the University is not, in fact, a thinking today, but it also exposes how the regents and Powers embrace countries, great minds teaching small classes, unmatched acces- man’s gluttonous picnic desperate for the regents’ corrective atten- fundamentally different philosophies about this public university’s sible scientific research, funding for independent research and a tion, but rather a protected space explicitly called for in the Texas purpose, how its mission should be accomplished, how the suc- wealth of archives. Constitution. Today, that university is physically larger, overseeing cess of accomplishments should be measured and who should The regents have not said they oppose those assets and ben- more enterprises and more populated than ever before. The stakes pay its bills. The victor will not be the last man standing; all the efits, but with backgrounds in business and corporate manage- are higher and the arrival of the Internet poses big questions about men standing are due to exit office in a matter of years. Instead we ment, they seek funding models that promote efficiency and its structure, purpose and number of students. can only hope it will be future taxpayers and students. Ideally, this lower-cost degrees. They want professors who will shoulder Many of the questions about UT’s future have no obvious an- battle will help address the reason we pay for and attend college at heavier teaching loads and put those responsibilities above swers and the adults in the room leave us hungry for leadership. all. Do young people go to college to better themselves or for the establishing their research credentials. The regents have made Neither the regents nor the administration have made an effort to benefit of society? What will UT look like in 50 years? How much multimillion dollar investments in online educational re- correct public perception that they are engaged in a political fight should it cost to go to college? What job training and education sources MyEdu and edX, and favor expanding technology in over personalities, and both groups are careful to speak out under does a college degree offer? Who should get one? the classroom. And they don’t support raising tuition, even if very protected circumstances. UT students attempting to under- Powers personally believes that an “atmosphere of innovation” that means recruiting fewer Nobel Laureates who teach a single stand the stakes must muddle through only vague references to is created when administrative forces “get out of the way,” which is class a year yet command six-figure salaries. what is going on. The future of UT is too important for the squab- what the UT president said during his speech at the recent South The UT student walks unaware between these diverging bling and the self-serving obfuscations. GALLERY Refreshing bills about beer Natalie San Luis Daily Texan Columnist

I was born just down the street from UT at St. David’s, and I’ve never lived farther than 20 minutes away from the Tower. Still, I would never call myself a diehard Texan. Cowboy boots are lost on me. The summer heat makes me fussy. I don’t understand the appeal of high school football. But there’s one aspect of Texas culture that brings out the Lone Star pride in me: beer. Our city has become a paradise for those who value beer fests, brewery visits and adventurous small-batch concoc- tions. And there’s something about the microbrewery scene that is dis- tinctly Austin: Dogs hang out in taprooms, brewers are friendly and approachable and the craft beer community is the type of laid-back- classy that defines the City of the Violet Crown. The Central Texas area has experienced a boom in microbreweries in the past five years. As a result, Austinites have reaped the benefits of industry and job growth, a thriving craft beer community and a wide selection of local drafts in most bars. About a year ago, Sen. John Lauren Moore | Daily Texan Cartoonist Carona, R-El Paso, chair of the Senate Business and Commerce Com- mittee, called for a working group consisting of stakeholders and leg- islators to address the growing trade. Craft brewing organizations like Open the Taps and the Texas Craft Brewers Guild aided their efforts. This spring, they drafted and filed a handful of bills that loosen -reg ulations on breweries and brewpubs. Adapted versions of those bills passed in the Texas Senate last week and are likely to pass in the House. Give online a chance According to Josh Hare of Hops & Grain Craft Brewery, “[The bills] give small breweries more access to a market and more interaction in the taproom.” Amil Malik The package makes timely adjustments to laws that haven’t changed much since Prohibition. Since the 1930s, Texas beer has traveled from Daily Texan Columnist Developing better online classes has the brewery to consumer through a three-tier system. Brewers make the potential to solve many of the University’s beer, distributors take the beer to stores, bars and restaurants and re- Should colleges develop and offer online courses? Yes. tailers sell the beer to customers. Each of these tiers has different legal And UT’s online course system should be much improved. problems. privileges and doesn’t take kindly to another tier shaking things up. Currently, UT offers self-paced online courses for The package of bills would relax brewers’ self-distribution restric- credit through the University Extension (UEX) pro- saying it offers online courses for credit. tions so that they can compete with out-of-state brewers that are not gram. But the courses offered are costly. According to So why doesn’t UT engage in online education in a subject to the same production limitations. Additionally, one of the the program’s website, a UEX course can cost anywhere meaningful way? Developing better online classes has bills would allow brewpubs like Whip In or Pinthouse Pizza to sell from $350-1,800. Compared to Austin Community the potential to solve many of the University’s problems. their beer to retailers and distributors. Lastly, breweries would gain the College’s fee of $62 per credit hour, a three-hour online More engaging online courses could conceivably im- ability to sell beer on brewery premises. course at UT is at the very least almost twice as expen- prove graduation rates by offering students variety and “By selling to our consumers, letting them come in to taste and sive as one at ACC. flexibility. Students could take courses they wanted to sample the beer, they’re going to go buy it from the closest place What’s more, UEX online courses cannot even be pre- take rather than those they managed to get into, thereby that they can find it to their house, which is not going to be the viewed. Until you pay the lump sum cost of a course, all increasing students’ dedication to their coursework. And brewery,” Hare said about the interaction between tiers. “Ultimate- you get is a vague half-page description of what you are students could take good courses at odd times while still ly, we’re going to drive more business to those stores and down- getting into should you decide to sign up. You can only being able to manage their individual schedules. stream to the distributor.” judge the courses by their lackluster descriptions, and af- What’s more, online education can engage students But not everyone agrees with this approach. When the working ter slogging through a few, I have no incentive to sign up. through hybrid methods of instruction like graphics, group formed, it seemed like a perfect opportunity for Texas lawmak- This is disappointing, especially since the market for visual animations or just through creativity. Imagine, ers to reach across the aisle: Everyone loves beer and everyone loves online education is growing. According to the Sloan Con- for instance, taking an interactive Spanish course taught jobs. However, craft brewing supporters encountered a sudden ob- sortium’s 2011 report on online education, “Going the by someone who is speaking to you from Spain. And struction when Sen. Carona, who helped organize the working group, Distance: Online Education in the United States,” over online courses can increase rates of knowledge reten- introduced SB 639, an unexpected bill that transferred enormous fi- 6.1 million students took at least one course during the tion by offering immediate quizzes that don’t penalize nancial power from brewers to Texas distributors. fall 2010 term. And the 10 percent growth rate for online students for nonattendance the way iClicker questions The proposed law would force brewers to set flat prices for all beer education enrollments far exceeds the 2 percent growth inevitably do. sold, regardless of shipping costs, and prohibit brewers from selling in the overall higher education student population. Yes, UT has taken part in online education initiatives. their distribution rights. During the year that he had encouraged High-qualit y online courses are growing in popular- But to whom do these courses cater — the best students the craft beer negotiations, he refrained from endorsing these harsh ity as well. Coursera, a social entrepreneurship company on campus or the struggling ones? I haven’t heard of any- restrictions. For most, SB 639 was a surprise, but many critics have that offers online courses for free globally was recently one taking UEX courses with excitement. pointed out that distributors have contributed tens of thousands of in Fast Company’s list of Most Innovative Companies of Instead, while developing online education, the Uni- dollars to the senator’s campaigns. 2013 for “simultaneously scaring and wooing universities versity should create courses that entice the best stu- Although the discord between the two tiers settled with a compro- into the future of education.” Coursera boasts courses dents to willingly take what they have to offer just for mise — microbreweries retain the right to set their own prices for beer, from top tier universities all over the world, including the sake of learning something new. They should offer but they can’t sell their distribution rights or beer to take home — some courses from almost all Ivy League universities. Based on their students the best possible, because only then will brewers are still unsatisfied. The sale of distribution rights frequently the number of courses offered alone, Coursera has quick- they be successful. provides the revenue necessary to expand a brewing operation. ly overtaken edX — the online consortium of which the UT’s motto is, “what starts here changes the world.” Still, the legislation is an important step forward for the Texas UT System is a member — in quality and in recognition. The world of education is already changing at a rapid beer industry. At the end of our discussion, Hare told me, “We’re While Coursera has started offering some online classes pace. And if UT cares about the value of its students and all just very excited to be able to do what we’re doing. More than for credit for under $200, many of its classes just offer a about enabling them to change the world, it should get anything, we just want our consumers to have a better experience.” certificate, meaning its community of over three million on board with online education as soon as possible — in For a legislative session filled with delicate issues like reproductive users is made of people who just want to learn for the a manner that is meaningful and engaging, unlike UEX, rights, water shortages and education funding, the optimism sur- sake of learning. and offers credit, unlike edX. rounding these bills is refreshing. On the other hand, UEX’S self-paced online courses Malik is a Plan II and business honors program San Luis is a women’s and gender studies and English senior from seem to be there for the sole purpose of the University freshman from Austin. Buda.

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NEWS 5 Tuesday, April 2, 2013 News 5 CAMPUS CITY Aerospace engi- neering senior Doug Parker, Provost discusses medical school dressed up as By Matthew Hart supercomputer five years ago. Saint Alec, is fed cake in the “When you deal with the lobby of the complexities of the human Engineering Distinguished members body and brain, the computa- Teaching Center of Austin’s medical commu- tional capacity that you need II on campus nity gathered with civic lead- is huge,” Leslie said. “It will We will engage the on Monday ers Monday afternoon at the help us in terms of new dis- afternoon. Four Seasons Hotel to discuss coveries as we move forward process of new dis- the upcoming Dell Medical and medical research areas.” covery and innova- School and the work of Peo- Leslie said the financial ple’s Community Clinic at the platforms are laid and the re- tion with the medi- “There’s No Such Thing as a sources for the first buildings cal school in areas Free Lunch” luncheon. are well underway. A steering Jorge Corona Dr. Steven Leslie, executive committee is being put to- that will launch it Daily Texan Staff vice president and provost of gether to manage the medi- as a centerpiece UT, was the keynote speaker cal school and an inaugural of the event and is spearhead- dean will be in place before for learning more Students celebrate St. Alec ing the development of UT’s the end of the year. Leslie about medicine and new Dell Medical School. anticipates the first medical By Mark Carrion Babylon, the Great Wall of asking for donations to the Leslie said the Dell Medi- class to take place in 2016. medical research. China and more. The next engineering school, though cal School will be a commu- Evan Smith, CEO and —Dr. Steven Leslie, year, the statue was officially she now serves as a manager nity-engaged medical school editor-in-chief of The Texas executive vice president and It’s not every day students christened Alexander Freder- for the giving fund. reaching out to all areas of Tribune, was master of cer- provost of UT can meet a saint and take pic- ick Claire, the patron saint of “It’s important for the medicine, as well as a school emonies for the event and tures with him. But on Mon- UT engineers, and would lat- alumni to give back to the for research and the expansion acknowledged the sponsors states,” Smith said. “PCC, of day, UT students had the op- er be known as Alec for short. program they were involved of biomedical engineering and and notable officials attend- course, addresses that problem portunity to meet Alec, the “It’s important for ev- in,” Robinson said. neuroscience on campus. ing the luncheon. Among and so much more by provid- patron saint of the Cockrell eryone to have a sense of According to Robinson, “We will engage the process those in attendance were Rep. ing care to those in need.” School of Engineering, to tradition,” Defaria said. “It Friends of Alec raised $1.5 mil- of new discovery and innova- Elliott Naishtat, D-Travis, and Dr. Robert Sorin, director celebrate his 105th birthday brought a sense of commu- lion for the engineering school tion with the medical school Mayor Lee Leffingwell. of reproductive health for the as mascot of the school. nity to the students.” last year. Defaria said money in areas that will launch it as a Founded by volunteer clinic, said their concern is “Alec is a really important Over the years, students raised helps fund scholarships centerpiece for learning more nurses and doctors in 1970, delivering the greatest good to tradition,” said Marcela De- from the UT School of Law for students, departmental about medicine and medical the clinic works to deliver the greatest number of people faria, director of Friends of would periodically kidnap projects and faculty research. research,” Leslie said. “But high-quality, affordable when there is a finite amount Alec, which is the engineering Alec from the engineering The giving fund also keeps also as an economic engine healthcare to 10,000 unin- of space that only a small num- NEWS school’s fundraising arm and school, thus sparking a friend- alumni up-to-date on building for the central Texas area.” sured and underserved cen- ber of providers can see to. BRIEFLY host of the event. According to ly rivalry between the two projects, professors and stu- Leslie said the medical tral Texans a year. The luncheon raised more Defaria, the annual giving fund schools. Today, Alec continues dents, Defaria said. school will be at the fore- Smith said according to a than $400,000 through do- UT professor chargedbegan in 1974, but the story of to be recognized as the symbol Aerospace engineering front of computational sci- recent report, 6.2 million Tex- nors and sponsors to sup- with hit-and-run Alec goes back before that. of the engineering school. senior Douglas Parker said ence with Stampede, a su- ans are without insurance. port the mission of the In 1908, several UT engi- “I think that it’s important he has dressed up in an Alec percomputer which is 20 “That is the highest number People’s Community Clinic, Police say a UT professorneering students decided to to know what Alec repre- costume for three years in times more powerful than of citizens, raw number and more than the annual event is behind a hit-and-run in-make a holiday out of April sents; both the engineering a row. Parker said while he Ranger, the most powerful percentage, of any of the 50 has ever raised in the past. cident that left one bicyclistFool’s Day. Their solution was school and connecting with gets a lot of odd looks, the injured on North Lamarto place a statue of a wooden the alumni,” social work se- event is a chance to have a Boulevard near West 10thman in front of the main nior Monique Robinson said. day of play and raise aware- Street on March 26. building, where they gave a Robinson said she has ness for Friends of Alec. According to an affidavitspeech that traced his ances- been working at Friends of “The organization is for warrant of arrest andtry back to building monu- Alec for over three years. She great,” Parker said. “This is detention filed March 26,ments such as the pyramids, said at first her job focused an opportunity to get the Better clinic. communication studiesthe Hanging Gardens of on calling UT alumni and word out to the school.” professor Richard Cherwitz Better medicine. hit a bicyclist while driving Better world. on North Lamar BoulevardSCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY and fled the scene. He was Everybody counts on having safe, charged with failure to stop effective medicine for anything from and render aid. Researchers decode longhorn genomes the common cold to heart disease. But Witnesses at the scene making sure medications are safe is a said at around 3 p.m. a bi- By Mark Carrion complex and careful process. cyclist was struck by Cher- witz’s vehicle as he turned At PPD, we count on healthy volunteers onto West 10th Street. The to help evaluate medications being bicyclist, identified as Abi- While students may be developed – maybe like you. You must gail Wilkerson-Penhall,familiar with the sight of meet certain requirements to qualify, claims to have suffered Bevo a at football games and including a free medical exam and hard blow to the abdomen,rallies, several UT research- screening tests. We have research which left bruising and pain.ers took a look at a side of studies available in many different The impact knocked - Ch the Texas longhorn seldom lengths, and you’ll find current studies erwitz’s front license plateseen: its genes. listed here weekly. off, which police dispatch The research group, com- PPD has been conducting research traced back to Cherwitz’sprised of biology professor studies in Austin for more than 25 years. name and home address. David Hillis, Ph.D. candidate According to the affida-Emily Jane McTavish and re- Call today to find out more. vit, a police officer wentsearchers to from the Univer- Elisabeth Dillon | Daily Texan file photo Cherwitz’s home on the daysity of Missouri-Columbia Researches say the Texas longhorn has an ancestry that can be Better clinic. of the incident. A vehicleanalyzed thousands of genet- traced back thousands of years to the Middle East and India. matching witness descrip-ic markers of the Texas long- Better medicine. tions was parked on thehorn. The group determined The research group deter- colorful, diverse and exhibit curb with its front licensethe longhorn has a global mined that approximately complex social behaviors,” Better world. ancestry that can be traced 85 percent of the longhorn’s Hillis said. “They use their plate missing. Current Research OpportunitiesEverybody counts on having safe, back over thousands of years genome is “taurine,” de- horns for protection and so- The affidavit also included effective medicine for anything from to the Middle East and India. scended from the aurochs, cial interactions. All of these details regarding Cherwitz’s Age Compensation Requirements the common cold to heartTimeline disease. But “We were studying the an ancient ancestor of cattle traits make them interesting Age Compensation Requirements Timeline arrest. 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The Texas Relays hold a special place in the hearts of young athletes who get to mix and mingle with some of the best track and field NBA stars in the world. Most see the meet as their first real MAGIC experience in the track and field world. For sophomore Ryan Crouser, his second appearance at the Texas ROCKETS Relays also marked a mile- stone, but for a completely different reason. “It was big,” Crouser said. “I’ve had this day marked on my calendar for a long time.” SPURS A series of injuries have plagued Crouser since tear- ing a ligament in his hand halfway through the NCAA GRIZZLIES Indoor Championships, a big stage for the then-fresh- man athlete. He persevered through the injury, making nationals in the shot put the following outdoor season, still severely hampered by Lawrence Peart | Daily Texan Staff SPORTS his hand injury. Sophomore Ryan Crouser threw a personal best in the shot put during the Texas Relays this past weekend. Crouser has fought back BRIEFLY A throat infection at from a string of setbacks, including a torn ligament in his hand and a throat infection, to return to his impressive freshman form. the end of summer then Manziel to throw robbed him of his fall con- coming back Sunday, tell- He kept an even keel and uncle, Dean, was a NCAA gets to you after a while. ditioning and forced him ing stories about the meet,” strived to come back to the Champion in the discus and I’m really enjoying it down ceremonial pitch to redshirt his sophomore Crouser said. team as soon as possible. shot put. The University of here. I know all the guys This Sunday when the indoor season. His tonsils In their absence, he He started feeling healthy Oregon track team also has back home are jealous Texas Rangers wrap up had to be removed, and a worked hard on his own halfway through the indoor a strong Crouser backing, of it.” their three-game series with strep infection was then at Mike A. Myers Stadium season and was tempted to with his cousins, Sam and All the hard work Crous- the Los Angeles Angels, the found where his tonsils had and Soccer Field, trying to return to the team, but sat Haley Crouser, currently on er has put in paid off at the 2012 Heisman trophy-win- once been. get back into the form that out the indoor season to the Ducks’ roster. Texas Relays. In his first ning quarterback Johnny “I couldn’t eat. I could won him All-American continue his rehabilitation As for how the Gresh- shot put competition since Manziel will toss the first hardly drink water,” and All-Big 12 accolades, and come back at 100 per- am, Ore. native wound up the long indoor layoff, pitch before what is expect- Crouser said. “I dropped a handful of state titles cent for the Texas Relays. plying his trade for the Crouser threw the shot put ed to be a sell-out crowd. from 255 pounds to 205 in and set three national high Crouser’s strong work Longhorns, UT’s esteemed a personal-best length of 67 Manziel became the five weeks.” school records. ethic comes from a deep mechanical engineering 1/2 feet (20.43m) to win the first freshman ever to The hardest thing for “I was just sitting at home, pedigree of track and field program, along with Aus- event and place him third win the award while lead- Crouser was not dealing working on homework,” athletes running through- tin’s weather has to take the on Texas’ all-time perfor- ing the Aggies to an 11-2 with the pain, but seeing Crouser said. “I would en- out his family. Mitch Crous- credit for that. mance list. The toss made record in their first sea- his Texas teammates travel tertain myself by going out er, his father, was fourth in “The University of Or- a statement — Crouser is son in the Southeastern to and from track and field and throwing by myself. I’d the Olympic Trials, and had egon doesn’t have engi- back and ready to claim Conference. He won’t be meets around the nation. take six throws out here by to settle for discus alter- neering at all, so that’s a the national title that has the only Aggie in atten- “It’s tough. They’re fly- myself and see how I mea- nate as he missed the 1984 big reason.” Crouser said. eluded him since suffering dacnce. The Texas A&M ing out on Thursday and sured up with the team.” Olympics by one spot. His “Also, the rainy weather multiple setbacks. University Singing Cadets will also perform the na- tional anthem and “God ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! BASEBALL Bless America” before the game. —Nick Cremona Texas Student TV Longhorns fifth, Dubreuil leads UT Senior Desiree Du- breuil continues to lead the Longhorn golf team SUMMERSUMMERSUMMER as she carded a second round 73 on Monday in 2013 the SDSU Farms Invita- CAMP tional Tournament. En- CAMPCAMP tering the final round of The University of Texas at Austin play, the Longhorns are in fifth place at 33-over Debby Garcia | Daily Texan file photo 609 (303-306). Want to learn about television Texas and Mark Payton will put their 13-4 home record to the Dubreuil (75-73) en- test when they face Texas A&M Corpus Christi. tered the second round production & programming? tied for thirteen place and ended the day tied Horns’ long home stand for fifth at four-over The University of Texas student 148. 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SPTS/CLASS 7 Tuesday, April 2, 2013 sports 7 SOFTBALL Schmidt sisters will face each other for first time By Jori Epstein road to reclaiming the threat McNeese State @ Texas she posed last season, as she led the Big 12 with a .388 batting When Torie Schmidt’s fam- average that included a team- ily enters Red & Charline Mc- high 26 hits in league play. Combs Field on Tuesday, they Though she started off slow, her Date: Tuesday won’t be donning their usual .397 batting average in March Time: 4:30 p.m. burnt orange gear. Perhaps showed a turn in the right di- On air: LHN there will be a hat here and a rection. One stolen base against shirt there, but the relatives will Kansas on Thursday touted her opponent this season. Tex- boast their fair share of blue improvement as well. as also owns a 30-4 record and gold, because for the first “I know my time is getting against other Southland time in her 21 years, Schmidt close to coming to an end Conference schools. will face her sister Taylor, a here and I really appreciate But when the first pitch freshman outfielder for the the time I’ve had here and is thrown, attention will be McNeese State Cowgirls. the time I have left,” Schmidt shifted to the Schmidt out- “We played with each said. “It feels good to be get- fielders, as Taylor looks to other once my senior year of ting back to where I was last challenge her older sister on high school and that was a season and picking it up.” her own turf. Though Tay- lot of fun, so it should be in- Facing the 27-9 McNeese lor’s 1.000 fielding percentage teresting to play against each State Cowgirls, Texas begins tops Torie’s .944, Torie claims other,” Schmidt said. “She’s an 11-game home stand, in- 33 putouts to her sister’s 14. pretty much my best friend. cluding a week away from In addition, Torie’s .317 aver- Amy Zhang | Daily Texan file photo She calls me a lot and I al- conference play. Texas is age tops Taylor’s .259. Torie Schmidt will play against her sister, Taylor, when the Longhorns host the McNeese State ways give her advice.” playing well, coming off a “It’s really something I’ve Cowboys on Tuesday evening. The two have not played on the same field since high school. With four years of collegiate three-game sweep of Kansas. been looking forward to all experience, Schmidt’s advice is McNeese State, a small year,” Schmidt said. “It’s a time But as the family comes to says, they’ll be watching the se- the College World Series,” nothing to be taken lightly. As public school in Louisiana, for my family to get together see how far both girls have nior try to reach her final goal. Schmidt said. “It’s a goal she and No. 8 Texas now boast will be the Longhorns’ sixth and I’m really thankful the come, “trying to mix” up “I definitely want to I’ve wanted and our whole a 32-4 record, Schmidt is on the game against a first-time coaches were able to set it up.” jersey alliances, as Schmidt help our team get back to team has wanted.”

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The album is full of avant-garde beats ing plot thrives with a cast of of events. opposites. Childless Bob and backhanded hilarity aimed at critics. No one is well-rounded characters. The reasons for Zach’s has been left uncertain and spared in Tyler’s seemingly inevitable climb to the The majority of the novel hate crime do not stem from unsure by his divorce and top and Wolf proves that he is only getting better. takes place in Shirley Falls, hate. He is not anti-Muslim memories of his father’s ac- a small town in Maine. Bob or a white supremacist. He cidental death. He is much and Jim Burgess have spent did not even know what Ra- more comfortable in Jim’s THE BURGESS BOYS many years of their life madan was until his actions shadow. Jim is bold, abrasive, Author: Elizabeth Strout IN THE WORKS avoiding the town where got picked up and covered confident and unapologetic. they grew up in, haunted by by the national media. But But as the novel develops, Publisher: Random House Album: Ever Upward the accident that killed their Strout does not make any their dynamic shifts, and Label: Unsigned father. But when their neph- excuses for Zach — his ac- Bob slowly begins to emerge tions have consequences. as the caretaker of his older Songs to Download: ew, Zach Burgess, throws a frozen pig head through She does not, however, brother. Strout’s portrayal of heated disdain while they “Don’t Say” “Imperfect the front door of a Mosque paint him as a cruel villain their shifting dynamic and try to keep Zach out of trou- Timing” during Ramadan and deeply either. Instead, Zach is sim- banter is one of her novel’s ble. Susan prefers Jim, and offends Shirley Falls’ grow- ply a confused adolescent. most important aspects. Bob is skeptical of her passive Featuring four UT students, In The Works won the ing Muslim community, the “The Burgess Boys” deals and Jim are forever connect- brother’s ability to help her My Band Rocks Fox Austin contest in 2012 and are Burgess brothers are called with complex themes re- ed by the accident that killed son. But, just like Bob and finally releasing their debut EP, Ever Upward. The back to their hometown to markably well. Religion, their father — and the secret Jim’s relationship develops, soft rock five-piece demonstrates proficient musical help their sister, Susan, deal race, class lines and fam- that lurks behind his death. Susan and Bob’s dynamic is talent with complex melodies, sentimental lyrics and with her son. The situation ily ties are woven together Then there is Susan, Jim’s constantly changing. technical guitar solos. Every song has a distinct feel, is already falling apart, but expertly, and Strout treads younger sister and Bob’s Despite Zach’s hate crime, and as a whole, the EP is promising for a relatively when Bob and Jim arrive, these tricky, sensitive issues twin. Susan, like Bob, has Susan’s coldness, Bob’s pas- new band. things worsen. without any missteps. But gone through a divorce. But siveness and Jim’s arrogance, Zach’s provocative hate it’s not Strout’s themes or while Bob’s divorce left him the Burgess family is likable. crime is the catalyst for the her plot that make the book. quiet, kind and passive, Su- They are not limited by their book’s entire plot. It’s easy Strout’s strongest elements san’s divorce made her cold good or bad traits, and readers COLD WAR KIDS for a plot to collapse when in her storytelling are her and cynical. At the start of will be invested in their fates, it’s relying on a single event characters, who are each re- the novel, Susan and Bob are as well as the fate of their town Album: Dear Miss Lone- to hold up the story, but markable in their depth and pitted against each other with torn apart by turmoil. lyhearts Label: Downtown Leigh Records Navarro’s Songs to Download: BATS continues from page 10 new jewelry “Lost That Easy” store on the Unfortunately, their old by closing the doors to other Drag replaced roosting locations may have rooms and opening more Cream Vintage. Navarro was California indie band Cold War Kids has made been destroyed by human windows. Only the most inspired by a name for itself as hardworking up-and-comers. development or claimed by insane bats, which Odegard bats who were more pro- insisted there are very few of, her mother to They’ve released numerous EPs and Dear Miss Lone- make enamel lyhearts is their fourth full-length studio album. active about their housing will approach a human. jewelry. They opt for a slight techno feel, resulting in an in- situation. Consequently, bats If the bat won’t move, you teresting mix with their indie rock, that sounds more displaced from their roost- can cover it with a cardboard contrived than artistic. Frontman Nathan Willet’s vo- ing locations make tem- box, which you can keep it in cals prove indispensable again, but the album breaks porary homes in less-ideal until Animal Control claims little new ground as a whole. locations, like underneath them (or the novelty of hav- shingles or in attics. Some- ing a pet bat wears off). times, they get trapped un- Above all, don’t touch the der your dorm room bed. bat. If a bat has any contact TRANSIT But don’t chide them for with humans, it must be it. Bats, said Dianne Ode- euthanized and tested for Album: Young New gard, a local bat rehabilita- rabies instead of being re- England tor, are just looking for a habilitated. Any other tips Label: Rise Records place to live where they’re for nursing a wounded bat? Songs to Download: safe from predators, weather “Don’t hit it with a ten- “Don’t Go, Don’t Stray” and where they can safely nis racket. That would Photo courtesy raise their pups. The fe- be the completely wrong of Elizabeth Ball “Bright Lights, Dark male bats have their pups in thing to do,” Odegard said. Shadows” June, so many have traveled “You can’t thwat them out here while pregnant. Have of the room with a broom. STORE continues from page 10 Boston emo band Transit returns with a revised you ever migrated from the They’re very small ani- musical plan, shedding almost all aspects of their Americas to Austin with mals and their bones are is creating a new line of jew- “It’s the gratification of start- former punk style by trading their power chords for bat pups in your stomach? very fragile.” elry in collaboration with Nicki ing with raw materials,” Navar- arpeggiated melodies, while maintaining an upbeat I hope not. But the point is, Noted. If only the sub- Bluhm and the Gramblers, San ro said, “Picking them out, and tempo. After 2010’s Listen & Forgive, this album is a please be sympathetic. ject line had read, “Bats on Francisco-based musicians. piecing them together and then huge letdown. Their transition is impressive, but a If you encounter a bat in- Campus: Do not hit with Through all the success, she still creating something substantial lot of the kinks have yet to be worked out. side a building, lure it outside tennis rackets.” remembers her roots. and beautiful.”

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Tyler, The Creator is almost as talented as he is controversial. As the leader of collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, he is heavily involved in producing, TYLER, THE CREATOR designing and promot- ing for everyone, includ- Album: Wolf ing Frank Ocean, Earl Label: Odd Future Sweatshirt and Hodgy Records Beats. In 2010, the Los Angeles native self- Songs to Download: produced and released “Jamba,” “Domo23” his debut Bastard, but it was 2011’s Goblin that garnered him significant as the first real song on attention. All of his al- the album, it is much bums are structured as more musically-inclined sessions with his thera- than Goblin’s dissonant pist and Wolf continues “Yonkers.” Hodgy Beats Jorge Corona | Daily Texan Staff this formula, discussing delivers the song’s par- Kristen Hardin browses the jewelry selection at Leighelena on Guadalupe. The store offers jewelry locally made by owner Leigh deeper issues than his ticularly good second Navarro, as well as clothing, accessories, novelties and books. previous releases, while verse. Hodgy pulls the taking place at fictional plug on the song before Camp Flog Gnaw. humorously criticizing The title track brings Tyler for rapping about us into Tyler’s conflicted marijuana while he is Enamel jeweler brings store to Drag mind: An ironically soft actually straight-edge. piano melody overlaid More mature songs By Willa Young cantly as a jeweler since that her immediate circle. After LEIGHELENA CAMPUS with chimes hints at a like “Answer” distance first pair of unbalanced dan- gaining experience work- new sense of maturity Wolf from Goblin and gling earrings. She has hun- ing at Bergdorf Goodman Where: 2532 Guadalupe before Tyler pulls the Bastard. Through the A young girl from El Paso dreds of retail partners today and Saks Fifth Avenue, she St, Austin, TX 78705 rug out, singing “Fuck metaphor of his phone worships her mother and and three namesake stores, decided to take a risky leap Hours: Monday-Saturday: you, fuck you, fuck him, calls being unanswered, her enamel artwork. Each Leighelena, the third of which and start her own business. 11 a.m. - 8 p.m., Sunday: fuck everything else that Tyler raps about his day her mother fuses a thin was just opened on March 28 Her adopted combination communication issues 12 p.m. - 7 p.m. I can’t see, I know, fuck coating of glass to various on Guadalupe Street. of artist and entrepreneur, she you I hate you so fuckin — how he has never met types of metal and creates a The store doesn’t just sell said, has always been a natural much, I know you think his father and his grand- one-of-a-kind piece of art. Navarro’s Texas-crafted jew- fit. Navarro calls her artistic I’m crazy cause I think mother’s recent death. One afternoon the girl fi- elry; it is full of vintage cow- style a combination of chic, vantage of the opportunity you’re a fucking fag.” At It’s encouraging to see nally gets the chance to try boy boots, recycled clothing, rock ‘n roll, fun and refine- to own the location. the end of the song, a that he can musically her hand at her mother’s quirky oddities and strange ment. Her jewelry tends to “I have to say, I’m a little dialogue introduces us express himself without craft. The girl watches as her country-themed pieces of combine textured leather and disappointed to see Cream to a new therapist, Sam, using too many racial mother carefully places the history. Her store located geometric statement pieces of Vintage go,” Rebecca Hoff- and his old one, Dr. TC. and sexual epithets. girl’s first artistic creation on South Congress Avenue either metal or enamel, a re- man, UT junior and vintage “Jamba” displays Ty- Other highlights in- into the fire of a home kiln. is popular for its strange sult of her Texan blood and and consignment store fre- ler’s characteristic lo-fi clude the accessible The wait for her earrings — combinations of high-end big city experiences. quenter, said. “As much as I production style and lead single “Domo23,” turquoise, pearly white and classic taste and a country “Out of all her stuff I’ve love Leighelena jewelry, the heavy reliance on simple copper — to finish firing twang. Her new store boasts seen, I think her jigsaw cuff pieces are pretty expensive.” synth melodies. Even so, ALBUM continues on page 8 in the kiln is agonizing and the same twisted style, but bracelets really stand out,” One of Navarro’s most when they finally come out of a more convenient location UT sophomore and loyal popular pieces, the wide the oven, they are much too for UT students. Leighelena fan Ashley Lee jigsaw cuff bracelet, sells heavy, dragging and stretch- “Designing is all about de- said. “The leather she uses for $110. ing her earlobes as they hang livering stylish and quality is so distinctly Texas, like a Navarro said her inspira- off her. But that does not sway pieces that fulfill a client’s pair of cowboy boots. But tions and style are constantly the girl. Her mother’s passion wishes in clever and fun the metal clasp is so bold and changing, but she is deter- has now become her own. ways,” Navarro said. edgy. It’s a great contrast.” mined to keep her products Twenty-five years later, Navarro spent many years The new Leighelena at the same quality level her that same pair of heavy of her adolescence perfect- store replaced Cream Vin- mother emphasized when turquoise earrings sits in a ing her work and slowly be- tage on the Drag. Cream she was younger. Each piece drawer at Leigh Navarro’s coming a skilled enamellist. Vintage specialized in re- is handmade and thus avoids home, a constant reminder She began making pieces cycled clothing and offered the mass-produced look of of how her life as an enamel for friends and family in on-site alterations to their megastores. Currently, she jewelry crafter began. her spare time, but soon customers. When the store Photo courtesy of Star Foreman Navarro has grown signifi- the demand grew beyond closed, Navarro took ad- STORE continues on page 8 Tyler, The Creator returns for his third album, Wolf.

CAMPUS Bat housing crisis affects UT population

the wright stuff with Laura Wright What’s the problem with bats on campus? Is there a problem? There’s not one (exactly), but that wasn’t the impres- sion given by an informa- tional e-mail sent out to students last Thursday by the Environmental Health and Safety Office at UT with the subject line “Bats on Campus.” “There are bats on cam- pus?” thought 60,000 students previously unaware of the leathery-winged habitants. Yes there are, said the email, which went on to remind students that Illustration by Hannah Hadidi | Daily Texan Staff “Austin has a significant bat population.” out at dusk for their evening administrators suddenly to Austin, there’s a big influx Bats, according to the of bats and a lot of times email, “are considered a hunt. And that part about concerned that students high-rabies risk species and never touching a bat? Even may be getting too handsy bats start showing up where like all wildlife, should nev- Ozzy Osbourne, the rock- with them? you wouldn’t expect to see er be touched.” star who famously bit the Here’s why: Because them, looking for their Most students are prob- head off a bat in the middle spring is a prime migration roosting locations,” Carin ably familiar with Aus- of a concert, claims he only season for the Mexican Peterson, the Training and tin’s large bat population touched the bat because he free-tailed bats who popu- Outreach Coordinator for from the Congress Avenue believed it was made of rub- late Austin, more of them the Campus Animal Make- Bridge, where tourists flock ber. If the Prince of Dark- show up in unexpected safe program, said. to watch the 1.5 million bats ness himself doesn’t want spots on campus. that roost underneath swirl to touch a live bat, why are “When they migrate back BATS continues on page 8