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pg. 2 | Clifton Market pg. 8 | Crosstown pg. 9 | Op-Ed: Hidden under new ownership Shootout Q&A costs of surviving assault December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org NEWS Page 2 Clifton Market under new ownership UC commissions local artists to place GABRIELLA MULISANO | CHIEF REPORTER enjoyed the store well before joining the crew. Bearcat statues around Clifton Market, a co-op grocery store that “I love the store — I love the products has long faced financial turmoil, was sold that we carry,” said Meadows. “One of my DAVID REES | CHIEF REPORTER for $1.8 million Friday, Nov. 30. favorite things is that we don’t really carry Gurmukh Singh, the market’s new name brands specifically. We mostly carry Life-size Bearcat statues manager turned owner, used a portion of his more affordable stuff, more organic stuff, will be introduced at the own funds to finance the store. Singh also high-quality — instead of just getting every ’s owns Elephant Walk Indian Ethiopian Bar Kellogg’s cereal.” uptown campus and and Grill on 170 West McMillan St., making Still, some students believe the market throughout the Queen City him familiar with the ins and outs of food- is not economical enough for those with in April 2019. focused businesses. budgetary or financial concerns. The statues, called “Hero Clifton Market launched just over three “Clifton Market is a great idea, just Bearcats,” were designed years ago, but the store has routinely faced not executed well enough,” said Alyssa by Cincinnati artists for financial struggles. It has not received Hallahan, a third-year health education the public art campaign. the amount of financial support that its student. “I don’t believe it supports other The statues will stand until business model calls for. local businesses as well as it can … Things September 2019. Last month, shareholders were forced to are generally overpriced to where I only get Produced by Chicago- make a decision about the market’s future, certain things there, and [I] go to Kroger for based studio Cow Painters, inspiring Singh to place a bid. the rest.” the fiberglass statues Singh visits the store almost every day — Singh has fielded feedback from the will stand at 6 feet, 1 observing how it operates, analyzing which community and is working to expand the inch tall and will weigh products are selling well and getting to market’s selection of organic products. He approximately 150 pounds know customers and employees. The spirit also plans to begin stocking more specialty each. of the community, Singh said, made him items, like gluten-free products. The free public art event want to become closely involved. “We’re going to take the store in whatever will honor the everyday Singh moved from India to Cincinnati and direction the community wants it to go,” said heroes that live and attended the University of Cincinnati, where Singh. “Organic is in demand, so we will work within the Greater he received his undergraduate degree. expand that.” Cincinnati community, said The fiberglass statues called “Hero Bearcats” will stand at just over 6 feet tall. They will be introduced in April 2019 and will remain in place “This store has been here so long, and Martin Ludwig, director of He also hopes to cater to multicultural until September. PROVIDED it ran as a successful store before it was students and community members by trademarks and licensing. a co-op,” said Singh. “There are so many stocking international food items. “With our statues, we want Monday, Nov. 26, to submit bring their Bearcat to life. people … that put so much time and effort “We still want to preserve that community to celebrate the difference their 2D sketch designs. The Artists will hand over their and money to make this place open and to feel — that it’s still owned by the every individual can make,” campaign has received a statues in late February or make it work, so there’s no reason why it community — and create something that Ludwig said. “At UC, we wide variety of submissions, early March to be weather- shouldn’t be successful.” gives back to the community constantly and are a community of leaders including art from more proofed. Garrett Meadows, a Clifton Market makes the business district better for people … We value diversity than a dozen high schools When completed, employee, said he frequently shops there who shop here [and] for businesses to invest and all people, and [we] in the area. 30 statues will stand for groceries. A UC grad, Meadows said he here,” said Singh. recognize there is dignity Winning designs will throughout Cincinnati and and pride for the people and be selected by the end of surrounding communities. work done in all types of January 2019. Final locations for the occupations.” Each chosen artist will statues will be announced Artists were given until receive a $1,500 stipend to closer to the launch date. UC Food Services: No romaine lettuce until 2019 MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR lettuce is from, do not eat it,” the CDC said in a news release. Aramark, UC’s food services partner, Jonathan Hunt, district executive chef discarded its supply of romaine lettuce after for Aramark, said the company is taking reports of an E. coli outbreak in California an aggressive approach to the outbreak swept the nation. It will not purchase and has decided not to purchase any more another supply until spring semester. romaine lettuce until Jan. 14 at the earliest. The company removed and discarded “We will not provide romaine to our guests all romaine lettuce from campus outlets until we are 100 percent certain the problem Tuesday, Nov. 20, after the Centers of has been eliminated,” Hunt said. Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) In place of romaine lettuce, campus dining warned that consumers and distributors halls, retail outlets, Grab & Go and catering should get rid of all romaine lettuce will use other lettuce blends, including supplies. spinach, iceberg and arcadian blend mix. The CDC downgraded the warning Any potential impact of the warning was Monday after an investigation found that reduced, as all dining halls were closed only romaine lettuce originating from the from Nov. 22 to Nov. 24 for the Thanksgiving Central Coastal region of California was holiday. The total value of the discarded linked to the outbreak. lettuce was $498.72, according to UC CAROLE POSTER | CONTRIBUTOR Clifton Market’s large produce section focuses on locally-sourced food and produce. “If you do not know where your romaine spokesperson M.B. Reilly. Page 3 NEWS December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org UCIT to double campus network capacity MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR The Network Operations classrooms, hallways and plan for areas requiring Center, which is overseeing study areas from 7 a.m. to special consideration — The University of the upgrade, partnered with 4 p.m. on scheduled refresh such as departmental Cincinnati Department of the Office of Information days, which can be found on servers, classroom spaces Information Technologies Security to deploy “state-of- UCIT’s website. and special events, (UCIT) will complete its the-art” cybersecurity tools. While wired and wireless according to UCIT’s installation of new wireless “Students, faculty and staff network services will be website. equipment in every building depend on the university’s available throughout the This wireless upgrade is on campus this month, network to teach, learn, project, some users may the second phase of a two- doubling the number of research and conduct experience lost connectivity year network and telephone devices the network can university business,” Renner due to maintenance. refresh project. The project support. said. “Our goal is to provide “We have coordinated began with a replacement Current wireless access the most robust, stable and with our IT colleagues of network switches in points on campus can secure wireless connectivity across the university to equipment rooms across support approximately possible.” schedule any planned campus. 70 devices at one time, Before the upgrade, UCIT periods of lost connectivity The final phases of the according to UCIT. The new surveyed wireless coverage during times of the day project include converting equipment, by contrast, can in each building on campus, that are least disruptive to the university’s telephones support roughly 200 devices. prioritizing areas in need of students, faculty and staff,” to an internet-based system “70,000-plus devices increased capacity. Renner said. “Many UCIT and completing renovations connect to our wireless “As we finish each staff members adjusted and electrical changes to network every day. That’s building, our teams audit their work schedules support the new equipment. approximately 58,000 the wireless coverage again — sometimes replacing “The university relies on more connections than five insure the refresh met the equipment from midnight to technology to operate and to years ago,” said Barbara targets,” Renner said. “We 8 a.m.” innovate,” Renner said. “And, Renner, associate director work hard to make sure that Before beginning work just like a car, the network of cyberinformation and when it’s done, it’s done on a building, members infrastructure endures usual network operations. “This right.” of the refresh project wear and tear, requires number does not account Technicians and team meet with academic, regular maintenance and for the 25,000 wired contractors with UCIT administrative and IT must be replaced after its network connections each will replace wireless departmental contacts to useful life is over.” University of Cincinnati students study in the 24-hours-a-day, seven- day.” access points in offices, review the schedule and days-a-week UCIT computer lab in Langsam Library. FILE ART a major, you [should] go do with my degree.” New bachelor’s degree program for CECH students out and get your hands- His experience with on experience in the field children has sparked his ERIN COUCH | SENIOR REPORTER of social change, and the management, grant-writing so I can do that for another before you continue your interest in a potential career students that are currently and public administration to kid [if] something is going degree, because if I never at an agency that helps For students who live to enrolled, they’re real prepare students to work in on with him or [her],” he got that moment I got at the families reunite — and he serve their community, the crusaders,” Jette said. these fields in the future. said. “I really stress at being camp, then I probably would said his field experience will University of Cincinnati has The major was first offered DaManuel Montgomery, not know what I wanted to help him get there. news for you: You can make in the fall 2018 semester. a second-year human it your career someday with There are currently nine development and the help of a brand-new students enrolled in the community engagement major at UC. human development and student, was recommended The College of Education, community engagement for the major after Criminal Justice and program, but students from struggling through his first Human Services devised a UC Blue Ash and Clermont year of nursing school. The new Bachelor of Science are joining in January. decision to switch fields, degree that launched The key appeal of the Montgomery said, was a this semester. The major, major, Jette said, is its no-brainer. human development and opportunity for field Montgomery first became community engagement, is experiences — similar to interested in helping others a wide-reaching program an internship — where after spending four years as that prepares students for students can get hands-on a camp counselor at YMCA future leadership roles in experience working with Camp Ernst. He quickly nonprofits, community different nonprofits and bonded with one of the outreach programs and community organizations. campers who came to camp government institutions. These may include groups without clothes or food for Kelli Jette, assistant like Women Helping the whole week, helping to professor and program Women, a local organization pay for his essentials during coordinator for the that aims to help survivors his trip. human development and of gender-based violence; Montgomery said he is community engagement or Lighthouse Youth & optimistic that these field major, said students in the Family Services, an agency experiences will help him program aim to make a that supports young decide what he wants to difference, and the major adults struggling with pursue after graduation. helps them achieve that. homelessness and families “That’s what triggered “I like to consider our in crisis. me to go into human degree as a preparing The curriculum includes development and CECH unveiled a new major this semester for human development and community engagement. people to be effective agents courses on project community engagement — AARON DORSTEN | PHOTO EDITOR December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org NEWS Page 4 Meet UC sorority’s first transgender president DAVID REES | CHIEF REPORTER inclusivity for women she is excited that such a MITCHELL PARTON | NEWS EDITOR seeking a Jewish experience qualified individual and in a Sorority setting,” founding member has been The University of said Adi Hanein, national elected to the presidency. Cincinnati’s chapter of president of SAEPi, in an “Elliot, both locally Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi email. “As conversations and nationally, is a (SAEPi), a Jewish-interest about transgender and universally well-liked and sorority, recently named gender non-binary and valued member of our its newest president, agender members and organization,” Furlong inaugurating the first potential members became said in an email. “From transgender non-binary a point of focus in the the very minute we met, Greek Life president at UC. National Fraternity and they proved themselves to SAEPi named Elliot Sorority Community, it was be a passionate supporter Draznin, a fourth-year an easy decision to expand of establishing a Jewish entrepreneurship and our policy to include those sorority on campus, and it’s marketing student, as The anti-abortion group has been inactive for two years until now. AARON DORSTEN | PHOTO EDITOR who identify as women, been a pleasure to witness president last week. and gender non-binary their journey of personal Draznin previously served and agender individuals, and professional growth as as secretary and Greek who support the Jewish a member of SAEPi.” Students re-establish outreach chair of SAEPi womanhood of SAEPi.” Emma Duhamel, a first- and was a founding member Draznin said the change year philosophy, literary of the chapter when it began proved that the community and cultural studies in 2016. Draznin identifies was making strides to student and Multicultural campus anti-abortion club as non-binary and prefers a support and accept them as Greek Council delegate, gender-neutral pronoun. a member. said Draznin is one of her DAVID REES | CHIEF REPORTER life is by creating honest and thoughtful “I’ve wanted to be the “It’s really, really biggest role models. discussions with the opposite side. The club president since that first day incredible to know that “Sigma has already The Student Activities Board approved UC hopes to collaborate with other groups on we started,” Draznin said a Greek life organization proven itself to be a group Students for Life, bringing the anti-abortion campus and host events, like debates, to in an email. “I love being a that strives so deeply to of individuals dedicated student organization back to campus after bring together both sides of the issue. liaison for a team of people make a space for the Jewish to inclusivity, and I think over two years of inactivity. “Our goal is to make UC, as a campus, making a space for Judaism community has made that that having Elliot as Richard Boylson, a third-year marketing more anti-abortion,” Heintel said. “That on this campus.” for not only cisgender president will inspire other and business analytics student, began the doesn’t mean we’re trying to convert Jayson Douglas, director women, but trans women Greek organizations to process of creating a new anti-abortion people — that’s unrealistic. We can work of UC’s LGBTQ Center, and gender non-conforming strive for the same level of student organization last school year but with anti-abortion people and activate said Draznin is a prominent and non-binary people,” inclusiveness and help show was told that someone else already had the them so we can actually make a difference. leader in the student Draznin said. other LGBTQ+ students, idea. Additionally, people who are borderline — community, paving the way Chayla Furlong, executive such as myself, that there is “I was informed by the Student Activities we want to make people more appreciative for those who follow in his director of the national a place for them,” Duhamel Board that another student, Charley Heintel, of the value of life.” footsteps. chapter of SAEPi, said said in an email. was also starting an anti-abortion group, The group also plans to host a variety “There is no secret that UC and they recommended that we combine of events, like baby showers for pregnant is a place of many firsts … the two groups,” Boylson said. “Charley and students on campus, to provide support. from educating inventors I met up and had very similar plans for the Additionally, the club will be traveling to that created life-saving group, so we went ahead and just decided Washington D.C. in January to attend the treatments to now uplifting to make one group and both work as co- March for Life. our trans community to presidents.” “We first want to build up a more serve in premier leadership Heintel, a third-year accounting and significant membership and develop a positions within Greek Life,” finance student, said he believed the anti- strong community of anti-abortion students Douglas said in an email. “A abortion perspective should have a place in on campus,” Boylson said. “Then, we plan on pioneer and a trailblazer, I such a large university. working with Students for Life of America hope that Elliot’s visibility “Abortion is something that, all around, to host a variety of different activities and will challenge organizations has unmeasurable effects considering events that will help promote a culture of to reimagine their historic the number of lives that have been lost — life.” traditions to render more especially since Roe v. Wade,” Heintel said. Patrick Condit, a first-year engineering inclusion within their Because the abortion debate is so student, said the organization is open organizations for all people, emotional and primed for controversy, to anyone passionate about the issue, especially gender and Boylson said, he and Heintel wanted to regardless of religious, spiritual or political sexual minorities.” approach the issue from a different angle affiliation. One year after Draznin and start a conversation. “As a group, we do not promote any came out as non-binary, the “We generally do not want to be an variation of religion — we do not even national board of SAEPi abrasive force on campus,” Boylson said. promote any political party,” Condit said. “In rewrote its statements “We want to defend anti-abortion values fact, in our very first meeting, we decided as of inclusion to explicitly by first supporting an anti-abortion culture a group that both of these topics should be include non-binary and rather than by immaturely quarrelling with avoided in our meetings.” transgender women. the anti-abortion view.” UC Students for Life meets at 5 p.m. “SAEPi is proud to have The organization believes that the most Tuesdays in 520 Swift Hall. always had a membership The University of Cincinnati embraces its first transgender, non-binary, constructive way to build a culture of policy that is based on Greek life president. ABBY SHOYAT | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER Page 5 LIFE & ARTS December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org Most anticipated movies coming in December DAVID REES | CHIEF REPORTER currently holds an incredible 100 percent “Certified Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Increasingly cold weather makes Additionally, the film was named the “Best December a great month to snuggle up and Animated Feature of 2018” by the New York go to the movies. This year, Hollywood is Film Critics Circle. not releasing any blockbuster films until the second half of the month, leaving the “Mary Poppins Returns” first two weeks of December relatively dry. After decades, Mary Poppins (Emily Blunt) Consequently, families will have to pick has returned to Cherry Tree Lane. Visiting and choose among the blizzard of movies the Banks family once more, Poppins must released this Christmas season. use her magic and wonder to aid the now- Here are some movies worth considering grown Jane and Michael. With the help this winter break: of her friend Jack (Lin-Manuel Miranda), Poppins will bring joy and imagination to “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- 1930s London. Set to release Dec. 19, the “Mary Poppins” is back, and it’s a must see. YOUTUBE film is expected to be a worthy successor Verse” as king. Reluctant to take his place at the to the original masterpiece. “Mary Poppins High schooler Miles Morales (Shameik throne, Curry must first battle the evil Returns” is also being highly considered “Bumblebee” Moore) gets swung upside down when he forces aiming to wreck both the land and Eighteen-year-old Charlie (Hailee for award season, with a possibility of discovers he is not the only one holding the sea. Coming out Dec. 21, “Aquaman” is Steinfield) finds a yellow Volkswagen in Blunt being nominated for Best Actress. the mantle of Spider-Man. Believed expected to have the highest gross at the a junkyard in 1987. Charlie soon realizes Additionally, the film is expected to perform dead, Morales meets another Spider- Christmas box office with a holiday week of that it’s no ordinary Volksawagen, but well at the box office, with an early tracking Man named Peter Parker (Jake Johnson) $100 million. After sensational trailers, the Bumblebee on the run. Together, the two of $70 million for its opening week. from an alternate dimension. Morales is film is supposed to be a turning point for find their place in the world while fighting introduced to the many other Spider-Mans, “Aquaman” the DC Extended Universe film franchise, a force unlike any other. Aiming to be a who together make up the Spider-Verse. as four of the five previous films have been turning point for the franchise, ‘Bumblebee’ Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa), born half- Their realities collide to defeat an enemy critical and audience flops. Hopefully, is expected rake in $40 million on opening human and half-Atlantean, is faced with a threatening all dimensions. Set to release “Aquaman” will join “Wonder Woman” as weekend. new reality when the underwater world of Dec. 14, the film has already been penned a just and worthy reflection of the classic his mother beckons him to take his place as the best animated feature of the year and character. December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org LIFE & ARTS Page 6 Get out and do something: Dec. 7 to Dec. 9 ERIN COUCH | SENIOR REPORTER regional artists and crafters at the door to commemorate political differences? If so, for your gifting needs. If the evening. just go to Rhinegeist this Friday, Dec. 7 you need a break from the 4-10 p.m. Saturday. The Sunday instead. Indulge shopping, there will be beer, Drinkery, 1150 Main St., in a five-course meal that A Christmas Nightmare: wine and food from local OTR. $35. includes cheeseboards, Tired of warm and fuzzy restaurants; live holiday Cincinnati Santacon: If lamb, spaetzle, beef holiday traditions? Head out jams from local performers; you had an irrational fear sirloin and sweet potato to Dent Schoolhouse this DIY classes, like wreath- of mall Santas as a child, cheesecake — all of which weekend for a spine-chilling making; and an ice-skating this event is not for you. are paired with various night of Yuletide horror. rink. But if you’re a fan of Father seasonal brews. The haunted schoolhouse’s 4-9 p.m. Friday; noon-9 Christmas clones, be sure to 5:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday. murderous custodian p.m. Saturday; noon-5 p.m. head downtown Saturday. Rhinegeist, 1910 Elm St., Charlie the Janitor decked Sunday. Fountain Square. The 11th annual Cincinnati OTR. $75. the halls with Christmas 520 Vine St., Downtown. Santacon will feature CCM Feast of Carols: If decorations — but that Free. more than 5,000 St. Nicks you’re one of those people doesn’t mean it won’t be from across the region. who starts listening to scary. Monsters dressed in Saturday, Dec. 8 Your ticket includes a Christmas music well holiday garb will be sure commemorative wristband, before Black Friday, you’ll to give you nightmares Onesie Bar Crawl: What drink and snack specials, probably be interested in this Christmas Eve (i.e., no would Christmas be without raffle entry and more. an evening of traditional sugarplum fairies dancing a snuggly pair of jammies Noon-midnight. Saturday. holiday carols, courtesy of in your head this year). waiting for you under the Seventh and Walnut streets, the College-Conservatory 6-midnight Friday and tree? Grab last year’s pair Downtown. $10. of Music. The concert will Saturday. The Dent and head to Over-the-Rhine feature CCM’s chamber Schoolhouse, 5963 Harrison for some cozy drinking Sunday, Dec. 9 choir, men’s and women’s Ave., Green Township. $25. festivities. Check in at The choruses, chorale and the This weekend there will be a craft market in downtown Cincinnati. Holiday Market at Drinkery and enjoy a night Beer Feast at Rhinegeist: Cincinnati Youth Choir. WIKIMEDIA Fountain Square: For the of drink specials at The Do your family’s holiday There will also be special students. The concert Saturday; 2-4 p.m. and next two weekends, you’ll Drinkery, The Hub, Revel, gatherings typically end guests from high schools will repeat Saturday and 5-7 p.m. Sunday. Corbett have the opportunity to Rosedale and MOTR Pub. with your uncle trying to across Cincinnati. The Sunday. Auditorium, CCM Plaza. check out wares from Plus, you’ll get a swag bag strangle your dad over trite best part? It’s free to UC 2-4 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. Free student tickets. Best holiday movies of all time AARON DOYLE | CONTRIBUTOR out there. Who could forget the Calvin’s trip to the North Pole time-honored line, “Buddy the Elf, to discuss his new “job” as Santa Son of a nutcracker — it’s that what’s your favorite color?” or Mr. Claus. time of year again. Who doesn’t Narwhal’s “Bye Buddy, hope you love a good, classic Christmas find your dad.” “A Christmas Story” movie? The holiday season (1983) wouldn’t be the same without “Home Alone” (1990) All young Ralphie wants for them. They gather families This film features young Christmas is a Red Ryder BB gun. together and bring joy, laughter Macaulay Culkin as 8-year-old His mother, however, will have and unity. Kevin who is accidentally left nothing to do with it, as Ralphie Let’s reflect on just a few of behind by his family on their way might “shoot [his] eye out.” Though the greatest Christmas stories to an overseas vacation during this film was made in the early ever brought to the big screen. the holiday season. Kevin is left to 1980s, it is set in the 1940s and Warning: Each film on this list is fend for himself and become “the features the infamous “Battle of highly quotable. View at your own man of the house” when a duo of the Lamp,” neighborhood bully risk. robbers come to sack the place. Scut Farkus and the infamous line It’s hilarious to watch Kevin “Oh Fudge!” “Elf” (2003) outsmart the robbers with a series This Christmas comedy came of traps to lure them away. “National Lampoon’s out just 15 years ago, but it has already earned its place as a bona “The Santa Clause” (1994) Christmas Vacation” (1989) fide classic. “Elf” follows Will Tim Allen portrays Scott Calvin, While this Christmas classic Ferrell as Buddy, who accidentally a man who accidentally causes may not be as family-friendly climbed into Santa’s bag and Santa Claus’s death and must as the other films on this list, it ended up being raised by Papa take on the role himself. Calvin never gets old and manages to Elf, portrayed by Bob Newhart. must find a way to convince get funnier with every viewing. Buddy, who ends up earning elf everyone in his life that he is, The film features Clark Griswold, status himself, leaves the North in fact, Santa Claus. He faces played by Chevy Chase, who sets Pole to find his biological father, numerous obstacles in the out to give his family the perfect played by James Caan, in New process, including his ex-wife’s Christmas — but not without York City. Buddy winds up facing husband, a highly skeptical facing tons of obstacles along the the cold reality of human life, but psychiatrist; and the physical way. Prepare for a spectacle of later discovers love and family as transformation into Santa. He disasters and hilarious characters, he finds his place in the world. risks potentially losing his family, including the lovable but “Elf” and “Home Alone” are known as some of the best Christmas movies of all time. “Elf” is easily one of the most including his young son who appalling Cousin Eddie. FLICKR quotable Christmas movies witnessed everything — even Page 7 SPORTS December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org

UC men’s basketball PRINT RATES First 15 words and under: $7.50 Each additional word: 50 cents Boldface: $1 Logo/Picture: $3 knocks out the Norse Rates are full-run, per issue. Deadline: two days before JON RICHARDSON | STAFF REPORTER mismatches that bigger get inside though, Cronin publication teams experience by flexed his defensive chess It was not the flair, but the showcasing an ability to moves. ONLINE RATES Housing: $40 fundamentals that propelled defend all five positions. He Instead of quickly double- Employment: $25 the University of Cincinnati is also consistently the most teaming him, UC sent a All other categories: $15 men’s basketball team to vocal player on the floor. delayed reinforcement. Ads appear on a 78-65 victory over the For the Bearcats to Junior center Nysier Brooks NewsRecord.org for 15 days. visiting Northern Kentucky maintain success, they will and sophomore forward University (NKU) Tuesday at need Scott to continue to Eliel Nsoseme slid over Place your ad at . play confidently and at a undetected, hidden behind www.newsrecord.org/classifieds The Bearcats (8-1) high level. McDonald’s defender and outrebounded the Norse pouncing when the shot 39-31, including a 28-12 Pushing the pace was comfortably released. first-half advantage, and It is safe to say that The results? Three blocked Seeking an experienced attempted 33 free throws — Mick Cronin is averse to shots, and — given his babysitter for 5yo and 3yo in our the team’s second-highest home in Montgomery. UC forward Eliel Nsoseme converts a layup against Northern transition tempo. lackluster finish — a clear Thursdays and/or Fridays during Kentucky Tuesday. DAVID GIFREDA | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER this season. During his tenure in mental advantage over the winter/spring semester, Redshirt junior forward Clifton, the Bearcats have standout Norse forward. 12:30-6:30p. Low media Trevon Scott led the way for never ranked inside the household. Child-related major a UC, scoring 22 points and top 200 in adjusted tempo, plus. Good pay in cash. Email [email protected] hauling in 10 rebounds — per KenPom. Additionally, good for his second double- UC currently ranks No. double of the season. 299 nationally in average Here are the key possession length at 18.5 JOB MARKETPLACE takeaways from the win: seconds. But when an offense Trevon Scott holds struggles to score in the the keys half-court, as the Bearcats Recency bias aside, Scott can, sometimes the best continues to be UC’s remedy is transition most important offensive baskets. player not named Jarron After leading just 15-13 Cumberland or Cane midway through the first Broome. half, two steal-induced fast Scott continued his laser breaks from senior guard precision from the floor Cane Broome sparked Tuesday, hitting 5-of-8 shots what would inevitably be HIRING STUDENTS? HIRING BABYSITTERS and raising his shooting a 21-3 run. Later, when the Place your ad in The News Make your own schedule, Record’s Job Marketplace for get paid directly and meet UC guard Keith Williams (2) looks to shoot against Northern percentage to 54 percent. Bearcats’ offense once again as little as $28 a week. great families! Kentucky Tuesday. DAVID GIFREDA | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Even Scott is not scoring stalled, freshman guard 513-888-1527 22 points — including Logan Johnson guided Email [email protected] [email protected] 12-for-13 from the free a blistering transitional sittingmadesimple.com throw line — to pace his possession for a quick, easy squad. But his threat from bucket. midrange presents a unique counter to the zone defenses Once again, it’s all the Bearcats often face. about defense As defenses have slowly NKU (8-2) senior forward fluctuated throughout the Drew McDonald, who season, Scott has a knack entered the game averaging for making the right pass 19 points and nearly 10 and finding the inevitable rebounds a game, was held leaks and cracks in the to just eight points on 3-for- zone. He registered three 15 shooting. assists against the Norse. “Giving him as many “I’m confident — I’m different looks as we can,” always confident,” Scott Cronin said of the game said after the game. “My plan for McDonald. “He teammates did a great job never is 3-for-15 … I’d be getting me the ball and shocked if he’s ever had putting me in positions to that field goal percentage in score or get fouled … it his career.” was just my night tonight, I The Bearcats primarily guess.” fronted McDonald, closing Defensively, Scott prevents the door on post entry UC guard Jarron Cumberland (34) drives past Northern Kentucky the traditional front-court passes. When the ball did defenders Tuesday at Fifth Third Arena. DAVID GIFREDA | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org SPORTS Page 8 Rival’s perspective: Previewing the 2018 shootout MATT HUFFMON | SPORTS EDITOR understands the gravity of first experience in the any other game while still the situation and the weight game? Has Steele put any understanding the meaning The University of of what this game means extra emphasis on rivalry that the game holds. Is it a Cincinnati men’s basketball to this school and this city. games? rivalry game? Absolutely, team (8-1) will host intercity Steele emulates many of A: “There haven’t been any but if the graduate rival the same ideals that Mack indications, at least from transfers/freshmen continue (5-3) in the annual Skyline instituted in Xavier teams what I’ve gathered, that to play the way they have, Chili Crosstown Shootout –– defense is a priority, Steele has put an emphasis Xavier should have a pretty Saturday, Dec. 8, at Fifth making smart decisions and on rivalry games. He has good chance at winning the Third Arena. making hustle plays.” the expectation of wanting rivalry game for the second Xavier is led by first-year to compete and win each straight season.” head coach Travis Steele, Q: Who do you expect and every game, and he who was promoted from to stand out on offense truly has confidence in this Q: Score prediction? his assistant job after Chris for Xavier without Trevon bunch… That being said, it A: “I think this game is Mack left for the University Bluiett? will be a statement win if more evenly matched than of Louisville in March. A: “Xavier lost or he can bring home the win, last season… I’m expecting We spoke with Luke graduated 67 percent of its especially on the road in his a much closer game than Feliciano, sports editor of scoring from a season ago. first season at the helm of last year. If the Musketeers the Xavier Newswire, to Last season, Bluiett and J.P. the program.” can shut down Cumberland, discuss his expectations Macura were clear-cut, go- “None of the graduate that would be a major key of this year’s Crosstown to scorers with the ability to transfers have mentioned for success. If not, visions of Shootout. take over games. This year’s anything about the the last time Xavier played team doesn’t have that type Crosstown Shootout in at Fifth Third Arena might Q: Do you believe Steele of player in its makeup. press conferences thus far. resurface. I think Xavier will approach the game any Rather, the scoring has been Although, I expect that can pull this one out, but different from Mack? distributed. In this way, the to change closer to when it will be a tight finish –– A: “I think the approach scoring isn’t solely focused Saturday rolls around. I’m because of the environment, will be much of the same. on one player. sure the more seasoned it’s still early in the season, Steele had been on Mack’s and Paul Scruggs have been players on the team will etc.” coaching staff for the consistent scorers so far, alert the graduate transfers Feliciano’s score past nine seasons before and Tyrique Jones has been and the freshmen what this prediction: 73-67 Xavier. taking over as head coach, effective in the paint.” game really means.” so Cincinnati is a very “The approach should Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. University of Cincinnati’s Trevor Moore and Nysier Brooks familiar opponent to him. Q: How will Xavier’s remain pretty simple ESPN2 and 700 WLW will congratulate teammate Jarron Cumberland after he stole the ball I think Steele, given his graduate transfers/ and that is to play the have full coverage. from Western Michigan and scored during their game on Monday night, Nov. 19, 2018 at Fifth Third Arena. JUSTIN HILES | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER coaching tenure at Xavier, freshmen approach their Crosstown Shootout like it’s

who has been injured since its 49-35 loss to Old Military Bowl preview: UC, Virginia Tech meet again Dominion Sept. 22. Kickoff is scheduled for SPENCER SCHULTZ | SENIOR REPORTER at Nippert Stadium. as Ohio State’s defensive point. After winning its first of those yards and eight noon ET. ESPN and 700 Redshirt freshman coordinator. UC’s defense two games of the season, touchdowns. WLW AM will provide Military Bowl preview: UC, quarterback Desmond surrendered just 3,487 total VT dropped six of the next VT will continue to be full coverage. Tickets are Virginia Tech meet again Ridder and sophomore yards to opposing offenses, 10 — including four straight without starting sophomore available at GoBearcats. Spencer Schultz | Senior running back Michael finishing No. 8 in the nation. losses between Oct. 10 and quarterback Josh Jackson, com. Reporter Warren II were the offensive The Bearcats gave up an Nov. 17. After finishing with a 10-2 spark for the Bearcats this average of 16.1 points per During the skid, head record — its best regular- season. The one-two punch game, placing the team in coach Frank Beamer’s season since 2014 — the combined for 79 percent of the top 10 of the category. defense struggled to contain University of Cincinnati the Bearcats’ offense and 42 Senior linebacker Malik opposing offenses, giving up football team will face the total touchdowns. Clements and sophomore an average of 43 points per Virginia Tech (VT) Hokies Ridder showed his dual- safety James Wiggins game. in the Military Bowl Dec. threat ability throughout the were key factors to the Sophomore Rayshard 31 at the Navy-Marine season, passing for 2,359 Bearcats’ success on Ashby showed his Corps Memorial Stadium in yards and rushing for 574. defense. Clements led the consistency on defense, Annapolis, Maryland. Warren was a man among team in tackles with 53, finishing with 100 tackles The game marks the 12th boys, as the 218-pound back while Wiggins finished and a sack. Junior Reggie matchup between the two rushed for a career-high with a team-high three Floyd added 72 tackles and schools, with the Hokies 1,163 yards and 17 rushing interceptions and 51 total two interceptions. seeking their second touchdowns, which tied him tackles. Despite the record, backup straight victory over the for third in Division I. Virginia Tech (6-6, 4-4 senior quarterback Ryan Bearcats after defeating The other side of the Atlantic Coast Conference) Willis and sophomore wide them 33-17 in the 2014 football was just as found success in the finale, receiver Damon Hazelton Military Bowl. dominant for second-year finishing the regular season have provided a boost UC (10-2, 6-2 American head coach Luke Fickell, with a 41-20 victory over for Beamer this season. Athletic Conference) who will be coaching in Marshall University Dec. 1 Willis has thrown for finished its regular season his first bowl game since at Lane Stadium. 2,497 passing yards and 22 with a 56-6 win over East losing the 2016 Fiesta Bowl The Hokies had an up- touchdowns, connecting Carolina University Nov. 23 31-0 to Clemson University and-down season to this with Hazelton for 745 UC football will face Virginia Tech in the Military Bowl December 31. The two previously met at the bowl in 2014. WIKIMEDIA Page 9 OPINION December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org The hidden costs of being a sexual assault survivor SIQI CHENG | CONTRIBUTOR perpetrators accountable to my parents, it would have I saw this an opportunity and prevents future sexual forced me to disclose the to press for more state On Aug. 23, I went to the assaults from occurring. assault to them before I was funding to cover emergency University of Cincinnati In fact, prosecution of ready. Lastly, I wanted to room costs and alleviate Medical Center (UCMC) sexual assault is unlikely know more about the state the financial burden for emergency department to proceed without DNA funding that supposedly survivors to seek care and seeking a sexual assault evidence. covers sexual assault exams preserve crucial evidence. forensic exam, commonly On Oct. 26, I received a through the Sexual Assault The advocate was surprised known as a “rape kit.” bill from my insurance Forensic Examination to learn that I was billed for After roughly six hours company notifying me of (SAFE) program. Since my emergency room visit of examination, I was the balance I owed UCMC these exams take place in since I only accessed the discharged with an after- for my emergency room emergency units, why aren’t forensic exam, antibiotics, visit summary, which visit just two months prior. the bills covered? And what and blood tests to test included the names of It came as a total surprise. will it cost for a survivor to for Hepatitis-C and HIV. the antibiotics and blood The fact that I was have an exam? She reached out to her tests I was given and a charged for my emergency None of my conversations colleagues for more two-page attachment on room visit has serious with UC Health information, and I finally sexual assault. A campus- implications. All sexual representatives were got the answers I needed. based advocate from assault forensic exams helpful. One representative The sexual assault exams Women Helping Women take place in a hospital’s offered to draft an email that are funded through the accompanied me during emergency unit. If survivors to me and their supervisor. Ohio Attorney General’s the emergency room visit. are billed for these visits, it It’s been roughly two weeks office include emergency She informed me that the means they must have the since that phone call, and I room bills. SAFE’s website The University of Cincinnati’s medical center needs to be more cost of the emergency room financial means to cover have yet to receive an email. states that the program sensitive to sexual assault survivors and give them more access to the visit — as well as the rape both the emergency medical Most of the representatives covers “the cost of a services they need. TNR FILE kit — would be covered by care and the forensic exam. I spoke to informed me forensic examination and billed or the amount that a costs $151,423, on average. state funding that serves This financial barrier deters that my bill was flagged the antibiotic prophylaxis private insurance company UC Medical Center and and supports sexual assault survivors from seeking care for review due to my initial to prevent sexually would pay. UC Health need to take survivors. and preserving forensic inquiry, and they offered transmitted infections. SAFE funding operates concrete steps to support State funding for these evidence, decreasing their to get back to me once the The program reimburses much like a public coverage sexual assault survivors. services is crucial. chances of effectively review was completed. medical facilities directly program. By transferring These organizations need Emergency room visits pursuing justice. Another rep told me that in the hopes of reducing the cost to me and my to work with survivors and the forensic exams Making sense of my Ohio only covers the cost the burden of dealing with insurance company to and advocates to develop are expensive; a forensic emergency room bill was of the nurse examiner billing issues for survivors get a dollar-to-dollar information about billing exam bill alone could cost incredibly difficult. I called and facility fee during of sexual assault.” reimbursement, UCMC has options. If survivors’ up to $1,200. According to UC Health’s Patient Billing the survivor’s emergency I called the SAFE office prioritized its own financial access to services not the Rape, Abuse & Incest Office five times to request room visit. Other essential to ensure that I understood needs with little concern for covered by criminal justice National Network (RAINN), clarification. First, I wanted aspects of medical care — the language correctly. The me as a patient and a sexual reimbursement, UC Health the largest anti-sexual to know which services like physician’s fees and person I talked to asked assault survivor. needs to establish a clearer violence organization in I was being charged for. antibiotics to prevent STIs which services I received in Surviving sexual assault process governed by the U.S., evidence from Second, I wanted to discuss — aren’t covered, the rep the emergency room. Then, has been difficult. I’m still informed consent policies sexual assault forensic how getting an emergency said. she told me to disregard trying to comprehend that will maintain each exams carries substantial room bill could be a privacy But that’s simply not true. the bill and said she would the experience, and now, patient’s right to privacy weight in court, increases violation. I wasn’t expecting I met with my advocate at contact UC Health about the the recovery process. The and address safety concerns the likelihood of identifying one to be sent to my home, Women Helping Women to issue. emergency room visit was in advance. the perpetrator, holds and if the bill had been sent discuss the funding issue. I dug a little deeper to the first step for me to seek To build a supportive understand why UCMC care, healing and justice. community and culture would send the bill to my So much of the process I for survivors on campus insurance company despite endured was laden with and beyond, we need to knowing that my visit could barriers due to UCMC’s acknowledge survivors’ be reimbursed through the practices. I was fortunate financial needs and enforce SAFE program. enough to have the personal better treatment when we UCMC has been a tax- network, literacy and time navigate the consequences exempt nonprofit since to investigate the funding of obtaining medical care. 1996, meaning the center issue and find a resolution. If there’s even a remote pays no income taxes But not every survivor can possibility that the financial and no property taxes. say the same. burden of an emergency In exchange for the tax The emergency room bill room visit would make break, UCMC is legally is just a small part of the forensic exams inaccessible, mandated to act as as immediate cost of surviving we’re failing survivors. I a safety net hospital by sexual assault. According hope to be the last survivor serving a comparatively to National Alliance to End wronged by UCMC. larger number of uninsured, Sexual Violence, rape is the If you’re a survivor and Medicaid-eligible, Medicare- most costly of all crimes you received an emergency eligible and low-income to its victims, with a total room bill for your forensic individuals than non- estimated cost of $127 exam, please contact safety net hospitals. The billion a year (and that’s SAFE program at 614- reimbursement rate from excluding the cost of child 466-4797 or email SAFE@ public coverage programs, sexual abuse). Researchers OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov. like Medicaid and Medicare, The University of Cincinnati’s medical center needs to be more sensitive to sexual assault survivors and estimate that each rape give them more access to the services they need. TNR FILE is less than the amount December 5, 2018 | newsrecord.org OPINION Page 10 We should care about female genital mutilation LAUREN STYCZYNSKI | STAFF REPORTER Declaration of Human Rights. some traditions require re-closure FGM/C is often presented as a following the birth of a child. Female genital mutilation or third-world issue only, but that Immediate physical issues can cutting (FGM/C) is a human rights couldn’t be further from the truth. include infections, transmission of violation that happens every day Even though the statistics are STIs, shock and even death. across the globe. difficult to unveil, it is estimated Even though FGM/C was According to the World Health that roughly half a million women outlawed in the U.S. in 1996, Organization, FGM/C “comprises of and girls are at risk for cutting there are few laws that actually all procedures that involve partial in the U.S. alone. That’s 18,150 in protect survivors. Only 26 states or total removal of the external Columbus, Ohio; and 35,000 in have statutes and three more are female genitalia, or other injury Bloomington, Indiana, according pending, which consist of the to the female genital organs, for a 2015 study conducted by the mandatory reporting of child nonmedical reasons.” FGM/C is Population Reference Bureau. abuse. In 2013, former President performed without anesthesia, The number of at-risk women Obama enacted a law that made and often involves mothers and and girls in the U.S. does not the transportation of minors for other women in the community to correspond to the number of girls FGM/C a federal crime. However, restrain the children. that are cut on U.S. soil. This is due there are many limitations of FGM/C is an extreme form of to vacation cutting — a trend where the legal approach. It does not discrimination against women, young girls are taken overseas with account for social constraints. as it constitutes both physical family for the sole purpose of being Survivors aren’t protected under and psychological abuse. It’s also cut, often during summer vacation. current laws, and the “doctors” a violation of children’s rights. There are three different types of performing the procedures can’t FGM/C is usually carried out on cutting. Type 1 is the least extreme be prosecuted, either. However, minors — often 4 to 12 years old (only cutting the clitoris), and type there is a pending federal — but it can sometimes be forced 3 is the most extreme (narrowing prosecution against a physician in upon infants and older girls. It the vaginal opening by creating a the state of Michigan. We should also violates their “rights to health, covering seal). This leads to many all care about female genital security and physical integrity … psychological consequences and mutilation, because women the right to be free from torture even chronic physical issues — everywhere are being tortured and cruel, inhuman or degrading some women require opening against their will and dying as a treatment,” according to the U.N. before their first intercourse, and result of botched procedures. We as humans should stand up for people’s human rights even if they are not our neighbors. WIKIMEDIA Heartbeat Bill nullifies ‘sanctity of life’ argument ALAINA MONROE | CONTRIBUTOR (just two weeks after a an even more radical other states to receive missed period), when bill: House Bill 565. This care — a situation that A record number of most women are still proposed legislation disproportionately female representatives unaware that they’re seeks to ban all abortions punishes the poor. were elected to Congress pregnant. Doctors would — with no exceptions Ultimately, the last month, giving be permitted to make for rape, incest or the Heartbeat Bill strips women unprecedented exceptions in medical mother’s life. Worse, it women of their right to power to help shape this emergencies or to save would redefine “person” choose by effectively country’s future. Despite the woman’s life, but not to include “any unborn removing abortion as an growing progress on for instances of rape or human,” thereby equating option for most women. the national scale, Ohio incest. abortion to murder and Even victims of rape will representatives are trying The lead sponsor of the subjecting women and not be able to terminate to turn back the clock bill, Christina Hagan (R- abortion providers to their pregnancy if it on women’s rights using OH), told The New York extreme punishments is not immediately a backdoor legislative Times that it was crafted that could include the detected. effort that undermines specifically to challenge death penalty. This bill Just 45 years ago, Roe v. Wade. Roe v. Wade. “We believe completely nullifies the Roe v. Wade declared House Bill 258 — one Ohio is best positioned sanctity of life argument. that a woman’s right of the most stringent to send this through the It is important to note to an abortion falls abortion bills in Circuit Courts and to the the measures that have within her fundamental the country — was federal Supreme Court,” already been taken to right to privacy and is introduced to the Ohio Hagan said. Ohio is limit abortion access therefore constitutionally Senate Nov. 19 after clearly a prime spot for in Ohio, including protected. This precedent being passed by a wide anti-abortion advocates mandatory state- has been reaffirmed time margin in the House. to stake their claim, designed counseling and time again in cases The bill bans abortion considering the bill — which discourages since. The Heartbeat after a fetal heartbeat passed with a veto-proof women from getting Bill flies in the face of is detected, penalizing margin in the House and abortions — as well precedent, and it should those performing is likely to do the same in as 24-hour waiting worry anybody who abortions with a fifth- the Senate. periods that result in respects the rule of law. If degree felony resulting in The passage of the two separate trips to the you care about women’s up to one year of jail time Heartbeat Bill — along clinic. Since Ohio is one constitutional rights, tell and a $2,500 fine. with the appointment of of the most restrictive your state legislators to A fetal heartbeat can be Brett Kavanaugh to the anti-abortion states in the stop trying to criminalize The new bill bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected and can result in detected as early as six Supreme Court — has country, many women abortions. increased fines and jail time for those who perform abortions after this time. 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