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..iai-.•~ Colonel Glenn Hwy. 014 Stu The Guardian is printed weekly during Editor-in-Chief: 775.5534 the regular school year. It is published Advertising: 775-5537 I Fax: 775-5535 Crime Notes: 2011 by students of Wright State U_niversity in Editor- in- Chief Dayton, Ohio. Editorials without bylines Tiff any Johnson aCP. Business Manager • May 18 - Police investigated an May 20 - A report was made of reflect the majority opinion of the edito- Emily Earl Assoc1ATED apartment that had a strong smell threats being made to an employee of rial board. Views expressed in columns, cartoons and advertisements are those News Editor cOLLEGtATE of marijuana coming from the front the Hangar. Logan Hess PREss of the writers, artists and advertisers. door. No one who owned the apart­ News Writers The Guardian reserves the right to ment was available to speak with May 21 - A dorm room door was Brad Fischer censor or reject advertising copy in Richie Phillips officials. broken in Maple Hall and two lap tops accordance with any present or future Sports Editor were stolen. advertising acceptance rules estab­ Andy Armstrong May 20 - A woman left her car lished by The Guardian. All Sports Writers contents Syed Muhammad unlocked in parking lot 10 and her May 21 - Police made contact with contained herein are the express book bag was stolen. four minors who were intoxicated Michael Mancz near property of The Guardian. Copyright Wright Life Editor Cedar Hall. privileges revert to the writers, artists Andy Badii May 20 A woman' book bag and photographers of specific works Wright Life Writers was stolen from the Creative Art May 22 A student told police that after publication. Copyright 2011 The Emily Kaiser Center. There was a lap top and a he had been punched by a black man Guardian, Wright State University. All Nate Bendickson check book inside of the bag. on the first floor of Boston Hall. rights reserved. Chief Photographer Chelsea Hall Photographer Christian Cone-Lombarte their Sleep Out for the Homeless Gra~hics Manager COLLEGE AND STUDENT • The Guardian Sports Editor Andy Erin Ash starting on Wednesday, May 25, at 5 Armstrong will be participating in the Ad Manager ORGANIZATION NEWS p.m. and ending Thursdy morning at 7 broadcast of the WSU baseball Horizon Kim Kaufman a.m. League games on Thursday, May 26, Ad Graphics Manager Jolene • Wright State students Heather The sleep out is meant to raise ·3 :05 p.m. and both games on Saturday, Crowell Weis, Ad Reps Hillary Dwire, Tiffany awareness about homelessness and May 28 ..Tune into wwsu 1069 .com if Fridley, Caelynn Enneking Abraham Nemon and collect donations. Contact Brittany you live outside of Fairborn or tune to Andrew Roller Megan Rinderle were tne English Baker at [email protected]. wwsu 106.9. Web Editor departmental scholarship winners for Luke James Circulation Manager 2011-2012. • The University Activities Board Send us your events and announce­ will hold an Open Mic Night on Antony Stathopoulos ments to guardianeditorial@gmail. Faculty Adviser •High Praise Dance Ministry will Wednesday, May 25, from 7 - 10 p.m. com or submit them to our website at Jeff Bruce, M.A. hold a women's forum on Wednesday, in the Hearth Lounge. Contact Emily www.theguardianonline.com May 25, from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Sexton at sexton.3 [email protected]. Union Atrium. Contact student Phylicia Bailey at bailey.86@wright. •A charity dodgeba\l game is edu scheduled for Thursday, May 26, from 6:30 - 10 p.m. in the Student Union •Gamma Sigma Sigma will hold gym. Contact student Allante' Booker

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OFFICE HOURS: MON·FRI 9-8 SAT-SUN 12-5 3419 CLOVERIDGE CT. I 937.429.5288 I Wednesday, May 26, 2011 I 1Cl=GUARDIAN 3 Warrington, Reed win big in elections Brad Fischer creating unique ways to push the News Writer envelope," said Warrington. [email protected] Student engagement and connecting with students are big focuses for both Paul Reed and Nick Warrington candidate and much more. won the presidential election for Instead of using mass Student Government by over 600 votes communication in their campaign, and will take office next school year. Reed and Warrington instead made Reed and Warrington have begun personal contact with student living working on their platfonns for next on campus as well as commuters. school year. "l wanted to make a personal "It was a rewarding feeling to win connection with students," said but I soon realized that it was time to Warrington. "Sometimes I just walked get back to work the very next day," around Lot 4 and talked to commuters said Reed. and introduced myself as well as For the next few weeks, Reed working with residents on campus," he and Warrington are in the process of added. picking students for cabinet positions With Dan Thomas elected to the while still maintaining projects within chair of Ohio Student Government Student Government. Association, he will continue to work With a new president and vice with Student Government next year. president come new goals and changes ''Dan has been a long time friend of for next year. Warrington is already mine and we have a close friendship. planning for what is to come next fall. He will still be an asset and help me ''We want to get Student with questions along the way," said Government's name out there with Reed. Paul Reed and Nick Warrington won the student election by over 600 votes. Rowdies respond to alcohol reports on bus

did not really keep us in the loop," only and have a small membership "In essence, we just try to support II President Charles Grove said. fee. Each member would get a T-shirt all of our varsity athletics and club Grove says that the While a portion of the allocated and pay a small fee for the entire year. sports as well," Grove said. "We're funding was used for a trip to a club Grove said that the changes would trying to promote Wright State Raider Rowdies had football game in Flint, Mich., the rest boost their numbers and get students athletics in any way we can." went to sponsoring Bus to Butler. involved in athletics. nothing to do with Grove said that was the extent of what planning the Bus to Raider Rowdies did for Bus to Butler. Butler trip. "We're just regular students," Grove said. Richie Phillips "We didn't run Bus to News Writer Butler, we didn't help out [email protected] in any way, we didn't help organize it and we didn't Nate Bendickson plan any stops. We were Wright Life Writer just filling seats in the [email protected] bus." He said Raider Rowdies On May 18, The Guardian had not previously published an article about the Bus organized Bus to Butler, to Butler, describing it as "an annual but the original concept trip to Butler University organized was a Raider Rowdies by Student Government and Rowdy decision. The organization Raiders." formed in 2006-2007, Charles Grove, president of Raider and that is when the Rowdies, said that in addition to The concept for Bus to Butler Guardian incorrectly identifying their originated, he said. organization, they did not play a role "It's kind of Student in the planning of the trip and were Government's business simply one of many sponsors. now," Grove said. Grove said that, even as last year's Grove described Raider vice president, he was unaware that Rowdies as "the backbone Raider Rowdies' Student Organization or the more spirited part Budget Committee funding had of the student section." He been allocated to Bus to Butler. The said they sit up front at the previous president, Robert Bangerter, games and show up hours made the decision to allocate funds for early to prepare for the the trip. game. He said a goal this "I was unaware that our SOBC had year would be to have the been 100 percent allocated to Bus to lower part of the student President ofthe Raider Rowdies Charles Grove attends many WSU events and wants the Raider Row­ Butler because the previous president section Raider Rowdies dies to promote WSU athletics

w w w. the - guardian on Ii n e. 4 iGf:IGUARDIAN I Wednesday.May25,2011 I NEW SG resolutions for campus issues Richie Phillips which friend was smoking it because ROTC, athletes and honors are given schedule for that." News Writer of the brand they smoke. You see it priority registration at the same time "I think that's how it should be," phillips.14 [email protected] around Dunbar." causing classes to be closed prior to Baker said. "Things should be based Fellow student Megan Finch, a registration opening for non-priority on merit and how much you've taken." Student Government created four senior majoring in English, agreed. students. The resolution calls for The fourth resolution involved resolutions that could change the "'Underneath the overhead by an investigation as to why current allowing students to take any course campus environment in the future. Dunbar is the worst," Finch said. ''I tudents receive priority registration at Wright tate, regardless of class One resolution involved prohibiting can't even walk out there. Especially and evaluate the need for the program. restrictions. It cited that for decades, smoking at Wright State Uni ersity where the tunnels ar . Walking down SG recommended that if it wa other universities have encouraged outside of defined ·making zones. there you can mcll it." necessary, Wright tate tudent students to take course outside The propo al said there were o er 500 The resolution on visitor parking employee and student leaders should of their discipline, and that a large college campuses that were moke-free would establish vi itor parking passes be granted priority registration. The amount of courses at Wright State are and noted that 28 percent of college that would allow students 15 passes resolution also offered a priority closed off to students outside of the smokers began to smoke regularly at per term. It also recommends an online registration system based on credit major. or after the age of 19. It recommended system that would allow residents to hours, which would occur 24 hours It recommended two registration six designated smoking zones located print out the parking permits directly ahead of non-priority registration. The periods. The first would be identical away from pedestrian traffic such as from their hall or apartment. The example given: to the current registration where outside the Nutter Center and Lot 20. resolution argues that surrounding '"If Student Government gets prerequisites are required and classes Citations would be issued for apartment complexes cost less per priority, their GPA should be raised," would be closed based on college and anyone violating the smoke-free month in rent while offering amenities said Rachel Oehler, a sophomore major. The second would occur two policy, but the resolution also such as visitor parking. It also notes majoring in mass communication. weeks from the start of the term and recommends that there should be a that universities around the state and "A lot of the students with priorities if seats were available, all students transition of at least one year to allow country have visitor parking allocated have a much higher GPA requirement would be allowed to register for any current students to become aware of for visitors of on-campus residents. than Student Government. It's an class open, regardless of major or the new policy. The rule would apply "I used to be an RA, and I think it's organization on campus, so I don't college. All students participating in to students, staff, faculty and campus ridiculous that residents have to have think they should have priority." this registration would be required visitors. their parents, their siblings and their "Trying to organize a 50 person to sign a waiver acknowledging their "If there're certain areas that are friends have to walk almost a mile to team, I kind of understand why they potential disadvantage. designated for smoking, that's fine," get to their families room," Finch said. have to get their schedules taken "I think if you are able to fit in other Justin Baker, a junior English major The third resolution involves care of," Finch said. "If you have to classes and it's not going to jeopardize said. "I think it's funny you can see priority registration. It noted that practice every day and get everyone your graduation, then that's a good a trail of (cigarette) butts and know priority students such as theatre, there, those students need to be able to idea," Oehler said. Future class scfieCluling proposea by SG Hours Earned Date/Time to Register 168 or more (Priori ¥) Monday October 12, 2009 168 or more Tuesday October 13, 2009 135 167.9 {Priority) Wednesday October 14, 2009 135 167.9 Thursday October 15, 2009 ---~------Students react to Bus to Butler story Dominique Miller trying to get more alcohol for students Chance added that some of the decisions," Yancy said. "I feel like in Contributing Writer while at this event. student leaders who were mentioned a ~ase where drinking was on the bus, [email protected] "Not only are they representing the in the article were under the legal it should have been dealt with on the university, but they are some of the top drinking age at the time of the trip. bus. Not ten million weeks after the In the May 18 issue, The Guardian leaders," Bulgin said. "I don't want "I don't understand how some of event." ran a story which cited reports that to believe that they would take part in the student leaders would have bought Junior Spanish major, and next student leaders and organizers of the such acts of stupidity, but it's hard not the alcohol they supposedly offered, year's SG senator Luke Wortley also Bus to Butler trip attempted to make to believe it didn't happen when you when they themselves weren't 21," wonders why it took a while for the a stop for alcohol and offered alcohol have witnesses from different buses. Chance said. "What it comes down article to come out. to minors. All student leaders have Overall it's not a good look because to is an outdated, fact-lacking and "While underage drinking denied these accusations. Some WSU one group can negatively affect how uneventful story that was written to at a WSU sponsored event is students took the time to give their the entire school is perceived." personally attack our student leaders disconcerting, I feel that the opinions on the article. Some students did not agree with and organizations. I think that Tiffany timeliness of such an article must be "I think it's sad that college students some of the details of the story. (Johnson) should issue a retraction and questioned," Wortley said. "In lieu of think the only way to have fun is to "I don't doubt that there was personal apology to everyone who was the recently published article, I can drink," said senior Spanish major, drinking going on before the students mentioned in this article; especially come to no other conclusion other Yudi Morgan. "It's dangerous to have got on the bus or even while on it," Dan, Paul, and Sean." than the fact that such an editorial so many students drunk on a bus and said Kelsey Chance a senior mass Sasha Yancy, a junior psychology piece was written as a retroactive it should be mopitored better. It was communication major. "But this is major said that she knows Dan action to soil certain individuals' said that they can't check everyone's college, and obviously the organizers Thomas personally and this seems out reputation and insinuate illicit activity belongings, but it's easy to do a quick and people in charge of the event of character for him. whose truth is questionable at best." look as they are getting on the bus." weren't encouraging drinking, "I can't imagine him doing Junior marketing major, Afreecia otherwise they would have okayed it something like that. Of course we are Bulgin said that she was surprised that with the school to allow it on the bus." all adults, capable of making our own student leaders would even think of

w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com Sibs Weekend brings families to WSU Marissa Schoonover siblings that they can do it too." Contributing Writer This year's Sib's Weekend is a little schoonover.1 [email protected] different from last year. "One of the things RCA is doing The siblings ofWSU students came differently this year is that they are to visit for the Residential Community collaborating with other organizations Association's Sibs Weekend on May on campus to make the Sib's Weekend 20 and 21. experience even better," said Daniel Jessica Fluker, a junior, had her Rhodes, vice president of RCA. two little brothers, Malik and Mekhi "Hamilton Hall is putting on their visit her. Fluker and her brothers annual Hamapalooza event on Friday participated in a majority of the events and on Saturday night, the honors from the foam party to the low-ropes resident assistants will be putting on a course challenge. foam party." "They loved it," said Fluker. "They The weekend was filled with were happy and extremely excited exciting activities like the foam party, to be learning and experiencing a late night cookout, tie-dying and the something new. They enjoyed the low ropes course challenge were some foam party the most." of the highlights. Camille Mudd, residential relations Hamapalooza kicked off the chair for RCA, explained the weekend. significance of Sib's Weekend. The event had various games, like a "Sib's weekend is important to mechanical bull, a dunk tank and much WSU because it gives students a more. chance to hang out without mom Sibs Weekend is the largest event and dad, and a chance to experience the RCA puts together. something out of the ordinary," said To see more pictures from the Mudd. "For some students being foam party and Hamapalooza visit first-generation college students, it The Guardian's website, at www. is important for them to show their theguardianonline.com. Victor Colon and his relatives take part in the foam party at Sibs Weekend.

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Residents celebrate end of Megan Constable Contributing Writer the year with Hamapalooza [email protected] Megan Constable May 25: Contributing Writer Percussion Ensemble: 8 p.m. [email protected] Schuster Hall Creative Arts Center Hamilton Hall held their fourth annual Hamapalooza event to celebrate May 26: the end of the year with their residents Concert Band: 3 p.m. Schuster Hall on May 20. Creative Arts Center This year the theme was Big Top. Events included a presentation by the Columbus Zoo, carnival games, May 27: henna tattoos, caricatures, bull riding, Graduate Recital: Emily VanDette, a dunk tank, juggling by the Juggling flute: 8 p.m. Recital Hall Creative Club, prizes and food. Arts Center "It's an end of the year celebration for residents, and an opportunity to get together and relax before finals," May 26-28: said Jennifer Attenweiler, community 42nd Street: 8 p.m. Festival director. "It's an opportunity to Playhouse Creative Arts Center celebrate the year we had together." Hamapalooza is funded by the May 28: Hamilton Hall staff and the Residential Community Association. Chamber Singers and Women's "It's (Hamapalooza) fun, said Chorale: 8 p.m. Schuster Hall freshman Briana Mongold. "There are Creative Arts Center a lot of different things to do," According to its residents, Hamilton May 28-29: Hall is a nice place to live especially since it is on campus. 42nd Street: 2 p.m. Festival "It's a great opportunity for students Playhouse Creative Arts Center and residents to get involved and be excited aboutwhat's going on in the May 31: community," said Attenweiler. Chamber Orchestra: 8 p.m. CAC WSU student Ryan Sima pets an armadillo at Hamapalooza. Columbus Zoo brought several animals to the event. WHE YOU SELL $50 I BOOKS

. 2812 COLONEL GLENN HWY WSUCOLLEGESTORE.COM W RI HT LI F E I Wednesday, May 25, 2011 I iID•GUARDIAN 7 Were you spotted on campus?

Sakiwa Hendricks and Kiara Wharton laugh after watching a Hamilton Hall staffmember get dunked in the dunk tank.

Members ofAARC having a blast at the Foam Party.

Preston Pugmire had a hit petformance at Campus Idol Monday Night DeMario Adams petforming on Apollo Night

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Nate Bendickson "I'm always trying to find ways to and honestly I felt so connected to out and do stuff, and enjoy what we all Wright Life Writer better my voice," he said.''I can be 40 everyone. This is why I do it, this do best." [email protected] years old and I'll still be trying to find is why I play music, because of the He said his past singing experience ways to better my voice." connection and the love I feel when I includes years of choir, but more Only 10 contestants remained for Like many others there that night, play it. Everyone was so awesome." recently it has become a personal Campus Idol 2011 by May 23. By Adams and Cox were not only Although Pugmire said that he passion. 10:00 p.m. that evening, after all of the impressed by the performances of their was impressed with everyone's "Nowadays I do it just for the love contestants had performed their final fellow contestants, but also by the performances, he also said that he. was of doing it, he said." "'I want to be acts, Dani Cox was declared WSU's performance of Preston Pugmire. not entirely surprised that Cox had original and do my own stuff." Campus Idol for 2011. "That was sweet, that should be the won the evening. UAB President Davy Fogler, who "That was very unexpected,,, said future," said Adams. "The fact that he "She was phenomenal, but along with the rest of UAB dedicated Dani Cox, a theater major who sung used things around him to make those everybody else was so good," said a lot of time to organizing the event, "Paris" by Faith Hill for her final sounds, genius." Pugmire. "It wasn't a bunch of hacks, said that the event exceeded his performance. "I thought there were so "He's a true artist," added Cox. people were solid, and I was impressed expectations. many people who were better." "There are people who record their with your university. "I am blown away," said Fogler. She said she has only sung stuff in the studio, but there are very The third award given out that night "I wasn't expecting that much professionally for a few years, but has few people who can do it live on was the audience choice, where the entertainment to come off of that stage. been singing "randomly since birth." stage." members of the audience were given I knew there was going to be some Through the theater department at Pugmire, who opened and closed a ticket they could use to pick their really good ones, but not that great, so WSU, she auditioned for work outside the event with a pair of performances favorite performance. it was really amazing." of school. She likes musicals, and had that had the entire audience singing Alie Gahris, who sung "Rumor Has According to Fogler, many of the recently auditioned for "Hairspray." and clapping·along, also acted as a It" by Adele won that award, and had a contestants were not aware of the "If I had to be runner up to anyone, judge for the evening's contestants. strong showing of support that evening prizes they were competing for, Barnes I'm glad it's her," said Demario The highlights of his performances from her Delta Zeta sorority sisters. & Noble Campus Bookstore gift cards. Adams, an undecided freshman who included remixing one of his songs Skip Smith, who sung "Wonderful "All the contestants were really placed second that evening. "She did a with the infamous Antoine Dodson World" by James Morrison, did not good sports about it, and they knew phenomenal job, and I just had a lot of quotes, and engaging the audience to place that evening but his performance that not everybody was going to win." fun, really." sing along with a megaphone. was well appreciated nonetheless. For more information on upcoming Adams, who sung "At Last" by Etta "It was one of my favorite shows "Everybody was tremendously UAB events, visit www.wsuab.com. James, said that he has been singing of the entire tour," said Pugmire. "The talented and it was a really good time," For more information on Preston his entire life. kids here are so nice, so responsive, said Smith. "It's fun to be able to get Pugmire, visit www.prestonpugmire. com, or follow him on twitter @ Prestonpugmire.

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w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com Basebqll takes r~gular season crown 1n the Horizon League

Baseball won the Horizon League regular season title again for the second year in a row. The Raiders will host the Horizon League Tournament from Wed., May 25 to Sun., May 29 at Nischwitz Stadium. WSU will have the top seed in the tournament, they lost to Milwaukee in last year~ tournament. Michael Mancz "Overall we did what we needed been a part ofa NCAA tournament Staff Writer to do to clinch a number one seed and team and part of two regular [email protected] season 2011 Horizon league Baseball nobody got hurt, everybody's healthy, championship teams," said Cooper. so hopefully good things are in store "This year he has been obviously a Tournament At A Glance Baseball did what they needed to this week," said Cooper. very consistent and successful player do in their last two games to clinch The second game in the double for us and his leadership and watching Wed., May 25 the top seed in the upcoming Horizon header was a different story for the him grow has been a lot of fun to ame One: #4 Valpo vs. #5 Butler League Tournament. The team team as they lost by a final score watch." IJ a.m. clinched the regular season title on of 15-4. With this loss, the raiders For now, the Raiders will focus on Friday, May 20 after splitting its final finished the regular season with an their second round matchup, slated ame Two: #3 Milwaukee vs. regular season double header against overall record of 33-17 and a Horizon for Thursday, May 26 at 7:05 p.m. 6 Youngstown St., 3:05 p.m. the Butler Bulldogs. League record of 16-7. They will face the winner of the "It always helps to be a higher The Horizon League tournament Valpo-Butler game taking place on Thurs., May 26 seed, the number one seed is a good is being played at the raider's home Wednesday, May 25. a.Jne Three: Game One Loser vs. Game thing," said Head Men's Baseball field at Nischwitz Stadium and Baseball gets Horizon League o Loser, l l a.m. Coach Rob Cooper. "Winning the the team will begin their play on awards regular season championship is a good Thursday, May 26 at 7:00 p.m. against It was announced on Tuesday, May ame Four: Game Two winner vs. accomplishment for our team but our Valparaiso, Butler, or Youngstown 24 that Head Coach Rob Cooper was 2 UIC, 3: OS p.m. goal is to try and win this week and State. named Horizon League Coach of the win the tournament." "I think anytime you get to play Year. This is the second straight year a.Jne Five: Game One Winner vs. In the first game, the raiders got on your home field where guys can Cooper has received this honor. 1 WRIGHT STATE off to a strong start scoring the first sleep in their own beds and make it Seven Raiders were named First five runs of the game and they never as routine as possible, that's a good Team All-League. Those players were: Fri.,May27 looked back. The team won the first thing," said Cooper. "I am glad we are pitcher Michael Schum, catcher Corey game by a score of 17-5. Seven playing at Nischwitz Stadium where Davis, first baseman Jake Hibberd, raiders had multiple hits in the game the students and our fans and the third baseman Zach Tanner, shortstop in which the raiders piled up 20 total community can come out." Justin Kopale and outfielder Tristan hits. On Saturday, May 21 junior Moore. One win against the Bulldogs is all infielder Jake Hibberd was named Dan Marsh, an outfielder for the the team needed to clinch the regular MVP of the baseball team. The award Raiders, received Second Team season title and the number one seed was given out with multiple other honors. in the upcoming league tournament. awards to WSU athletes by the Wright Hibberd would go on to be named This is the second regular season State Student-Athlete Advisory the Horizon League Player of the Sun., May 19 · championship in a row that the team Committee at their annual athletic Year, Schum the Relief Pitcher of the ame 11; (Ifnecessary), has won and is the sixth in school ll a.m. banquet. Year and Davis the Newcomer of the history. ALL games broadcast on 106.9 "He's had a great career here, Year. wwsu

w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 10 1•:1•GUAROIAN I Wednesday, May 25, 201 l I AJ Hawk a big draw for Sonny Unger banquet at Nutter Center

Andy Armstrong of guys that deserve it," said AJ Sports Editor Hawk."lt's tough to pick two but to armstrong.6 [email protected] get it is a huge honor I think and the guys this year definitely deserved it." There was a 'superstar' feel at the In that presentation, the brother Nutter Center on Thur day, May 19. talked about their time at Centerville That' because Green Bay Packer as well as AJ Hawk's trip and victory linebacker and Centerville alum AJ at the Super Bowl this past eason Hawk was one of the featured guest with the Packers. for the annual Sonny Unger banquet. Silent auctions were also held as AJ was joined by brother Ryan, well to raise money for the Sonny another Centerville great, while the Unger Foundation with signed event was hosted by Alter grad Jerry memorabilia by the Hawk brothers as Rudzinski, who played foorball for well as Rudzinski. Ohio State. This was the second straight year Beginning in 1967, the Sonny the Nutter Center hosted this event. Unger banquet began just in a small Last year the featured guests were room but has now grown to much Ohio State Buckeyes Head Coach Jim more. Tressel and John Cooper, the former •·1 remember coming to this when I head coach for the Buckeyes. was in high school and I don't know About winning the Super Bowl: where it was, it wasn't here [Nutter Of course, everyone wanted to Center] but it's awesome", said AJ know what it was like to play in and Hawk. "'Something like this has grown win a Super Bowl, AJ Hawk provided so much who knows where it's going his insight on that. to be in five, ten years." "This was just another game, of AJ won the Sonny Unger award course I didn't tell the media that. I in 2002 while brother Ryan was a used this in the Super Bowl," said AJ recipient in 2000. Hawk. Unger, a 1963 graduate of AJ Hawk also talked about an Centerville High School and Rlks article in the Dayton Daily News football player, joined the Army when he and Ryan played for shortly after graduating. Sadly, Unger Centerville. They had Ryan and the was ki !led in 1966 in Vietnam. quarterback from Wayne head-to-head Unger received a Bronze Star, The for the story. Ryan indicated that it Air Medal and a Purple Heart with was just another game, while it riled Oak Leaf Cluster for heroism. Wayne, AJ used this as motivation for An award was set up for two the big game this past January. Centerville football players in On Head Coach Jim Tressel: Unger's memory, but it did not go With all of the chaos going on Former Ohio State Buckeye and Green Bay Packers linebacker AJ Hawk shares a to any athlete. They have to be good at Ohio State and Head Coach Jim laugh at The Sonny Unger Banquet held on Thursday, May 19 at the Nutter Center. football players as well as display Tressel AJ Hawk also talked a little bit AJ was joined by brother Ryan (not pictured) for the annual event. the leadership qualities that Unger about what he thought about the whole displayed on and off the field. incident surrounding those issues. The two recipients of the 2011 "I think from the get go, Coach Sonny Unger award were offensive Tressel was just trying to protect his lineman Michael Bennett and guys. The thing is he has 110-120 defensive player Kyle Rose. guys on that team, he can't babysit all Bennett, who also played in the of them at the same time. You can't Army All-American Bowl, will be keep tabs on every single guy." playing for Ohio State in the fall. Rose AJ Hawk said he sent Tressel a text will be attending West Virginia to play message immediately when all the football as well. news went down about the start of his "Just being singled out as being one troubles and Ohio State. of the top athletes on my team, I just "He [Tressel] said: 'Thanks AJ, want to bring that in to Ohio State," we're gonna grow from this,' that's said Bennett. " I don't just want to just him, that's who he is." be content with playing or just being AJ and Ryan both talked about their content with being good, I want to be college days at Ohio State and Ohio one of the top athletes on Ohio State's University. Their parents would take team so I will try to bring that to Ohio turns going to each kids' game as they State." would usually both play on Saturday. The banquet started out with an A few questions· were asked by the introduction by Centerville Head audience, one in particular asked if AJ Coach Ron Ullery and then a dinner. Hawk would ever consider being on The awards were presented to Bennett Dancing With The Stars. and Rose and then a presentation with "I would respectfully decline the Hawk brothers began. because I would do terrible," said Michael Bennett (left) and Kyle Rose (right) were the 2011 recipients ofthe Sonny Unger "It [Sonny Unger award] means AJ Hawk, as the crowd erupted in award. The award is given out to two Centerville football players yearly for their leadership a lot because every class that comes laughter. on the field as well as being good role models to younger players. Bennett will be playing for Ohio State in the fall and Rose will be playinf( at West Vi.rf(inia University. through Centerville there's a ton

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