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Oakland University’s Independent Student THE Newspaper OAKLAND POST Oct. 4, 2017 WILSON’S HIDDEN TREASURES Over 10,000 unseen pieces hope to be exhibited soon PAGE 12 ASK ORA CAREER TREK BATTLE OF THE SEXES President Pescovitz hosts a Q&A Quicken Loans to show Oakland Film review of the 1973 story played with the campus community students employment opportunities by Emma Stone and Steve Carell PAGE 4 PAGE 7 PAGE 14 Photo by Taylor Stinson / The Oakland Post ontheweb Read a full version of staff intern Katarina Kovac’s debunking of fashion myths. Photo / Katarina Kovac thisweek www.oaklandpostonline.com October 4, 2017 // Volume 43. Issue 5 POLL OF THE WEEK If Trump is impeached, who should replace him? A Xenu, lord of Tom Cruise B The internet C Gay Pence (Google it) D Greg Kampe Vote at www.oaklandpostonline.com LAST WEEK’S POLL How do you feel about all of the hot weather we’ve been having? A) I love it, bring on the heat! 9 votes |21% B) I want it as cold as my soul PHOTO OF THE WEEK 8 votes |19% C) But I bought sweaters... STUDENTS “ASK ORA” // On Monday, Oct.2, students, staff and faculty crowded into the 11 votes |26% Oakland Center’s Gold Rooms to ask President Ora Hirsch Pescovitz questions. Topics circled around cost of tuition, administration and advice. Read the write-up on page four. D) CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL ELYSE GREGORY // The Oakland Post 14 votes |34% Submit a photo to [email protected] to be featured either in a print edition on online on the website THIS WEEK IN HISTORY October 6, 1961 The Oakland Observer, the student pa- per, became a weekly paper. It’s office was in 363 South Foundation Hall. October 2, 1985 Cocaine was found on campus, The 5 10 15 Oakland Post ran a full story on the third page of the then-broadsheet issue. GRIZZ HACKS SLUT WALK RETURNS FRESHMAN Q&A October 7, 1992 Students from several states The OU Feminists organized Social Media Editor Simon An Oakland University student’s car spend a day turning their its second slut walk for femi- Albaugh gets roasted by caught on fire while it was parked on ideas into reality. nists to strut across campus. freshmen. campus. Photo / Nicole Morsfield Photo / Mary Mitchell Illustration / AuJenee Hirsch BY THE 1,037 49% 43% 63% NUMBERS Americans were Say NFL players are Say the players Think President Trump surveyed about the expressing opinions are doing the right is handling race NFL PROTESTS anthem protests the wrong way thing relations poorly CNN From the President OTHE OAKLANDTHE P POST Address 61 Oakland Center, A message of hope Rochester, MI 48306 Phone 248.370.2537 or 248.370.4268 Web www.oaklandpostonline.com Email [email protected] editorial board Shelby Tankersley Editor-in-Chief [email protected] 248.370.4268 Cheyanne Kramer Managing Editor [email protected] 248.370.2537 Elyse Gregory John Bozick Photo Editor Web Editor [email protected] [email protected] 248.370.4266 Elyse Gregory / The Oakland Post Ora Hirsch Pescovitz reality of tragedies like this. editors copy & visual Oakland University President I am confident that our community will send Connor McNeely Campus Editor AuJenee Hirsch Chief Copy Editor thoughts, prayers and support to the individu- [email protected] Megan Luttinen Copy Editor o the University community, als and families impacted by this event and the Mina Fuqua Copy Editor recent hurricanes that have devastated lives in Laurel Kraus Life Editor Alexa Caccamo Copy Editor It is disheartening that for the second time Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico. [email protected] T Mary Mitchell Photographer in the three short months since I have been In times like these, such acts of kindness go Skylar Tolfree Sports Editor Nicole MorsfieldPhotographer president of OU, I must reach out to you again a long way to ease feelings of helplessness and [email protected] Samantha Boggs Photographer regarding the issue of violence in our society. hopelessness. Taylor Stinson Photographer However, I feel it is critical that we as a com- We must do all in our power to prevent heinous Simon Albaugh Social Media Editor munity fully acknowledge and consider the is- acts of violence from occurring whenever pos- [email protected] sue. sible. As you have heard, a gunman overlooking a If you believe that someone may be capable of crowd gathered at an outdoor concert in Las or prone to engaging in an act of violence, I urge writers distribution Vegas on Sunday shot and killed 59 people and you to seek help immediately by contacting the Katie LaDuke Staff Reporter Rachel Burnett Distribution Director wounded more than 500 hundred others. Oakland University Police Department. Falin Hakeem Staff Reporter Hanna Boussi Distributor There are no words to describe the atrocity of Again, our thoughts and prayers are with Mary Siring Staff Reporter Maxwell Pelkey Distributor this act, and if you are like me, you have react- those whose lives have been impacted by natu- Trevor Tyle Staff Reporter Austin Souver Distributor ed with feelings of shock, horror, disbelief and ral disasters and human violence. Katerina Mihailidis Staff Reporter Dean Vaglia Distributor sadness. Thank you for all you do to contribute to the Darcy Dulapa Staff Reporter We may never understand why such brutality safety and well-being of our community. Ariel Themm Staff Intern Katarina Kovac Staff Intern occurs in our world, but I believe that the love Sincerely, Sadie Layher Staff Intern and strength of community helps us find ways Edward Zilincik Staff Intern to cope with the unfortunate and inescapable Ora Hirsch Pescovitz, M.D. Kade Messner Staff Intern advising advertising Garry Gilbert Editorial Adviser [email protected] Caroline Wallis Ads Director 248.370.2105 Note From the Editors: [email protected] 248.370.4269 Don Ritenburgh Business Adviser [email protected] The Las Vegas act of violence is the largest mass shooting in modern American history and Whitney Roemer Ads Assistant 248.370.2533 is being called by some the largest act of terrorism since Sept. 11, 2001. Last year, we lost 49 fellow Americans in Orlando, FL, during another mass shooting. As journalists, it always upsets us to have the responsibility of reporting and analyzing these traumatic events which show no signs of slowing down in our country. follow us on Twitter @theoaklandpost Our hearts are with the families of the 59 who lost their lives. We are also thinking of the over 500 Americans who were injured. People lost their friends, parents, brothers and sisters. follow us on Snapchat Though none of us at The Post are personally affected by the tragedy, we empathize with theoaklandpost those whose lives will never be the same. follow us on Instagram As your student newspaper, it is our responsibility to give you all a voice as well as the facts. If @theoaklandpost you have anything to say about the tragedy or have a story to tell, please email our Editor- find us on Facebook in-Chief, Shelby Tankersley, at [email protected]. facebook.com/theoakpost Sincerely, find us on Issuu Shelby, Cheyanne, John, Elyse, Connor, Laurel, Skylar, Simon and AuJenee issuu.com/op86 www.oaklandpostonline.com The Oakland Post // October 4, 2017 3 Campus Students gather to “Ask Ora” ...Be open to experiences, ing to be costly. I don’t think it’s with the new residence hall? even the ones that you don’t like. likely that I’m going to lower (Answered by McIntosh) Because it’s good to learn what the cost of tuition here. What I The good thing about Oakland you like and what you don’t like. would like to do is make it more is that we have a very socially Be open to all of it. accessible and affordable by conscious. In the plans for the How did you decide on your getting more scholarships... But Oakland Center renovation we’ll major in college? it’s a very challenging situation. have a food pantry and space for I was debating between be- Would you ever make cuts to a clothes closet... When students coming a musician and a doc- administration? share with us that they’re home- tor all through high school. I ... What is important for you less, we kind of work behind the couldn’t decide. But I wasn’t all to understand is how much scenes to take care of them... good enough to be a musician, money is needed for infrastruc- [But there is no plan in place to so I became a doctor. I think ture versus how much money is house homeless students in the Elyse Gregory / The Oakland Post being a musician is way harder needed to run each component new residence hall]. Pescovitz addresses question and concerns regarding Oakland University than being a physician. of an enterprise. One needs to What do you plan to do in The cost of college is not af- spend money in administration regard to mental health servic- Student representatives from fordable for many, how do you in order for an infrastructure to es? (Answered by McIntosh) Shelby Tankersley Oakland University Student plan on keeping Oakland af- run... I will tell you that [Oak- ... There is a real growing need. Editor-in-Chief Congress and the Residence fordable? land] is a lean university... Our As you guys know, all the stud- Halls Association led the discus- Thank you for your question, total budget for the university is ies show that this is the most n Monday, Oct. 2, stu- sion.
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