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out drinking at home on the road Emily Donovan cut is now accented with fuschia. At a March Madness watch party philosophy was ‘Anything that we their first stop in Colorado Springs, much as they would pay in a month [email protected] Devine first shaved a mohawk — or, three years ago, one of their friends can replace, let’s get rid of.’” they headed to a bar and found not for their commute when they both rather, “Jayhawk,” as it was originally mused about buying an RV and a Devine’s parents were intrigued; just a warm experience but the heart worked corporate jobs. Sometimes when Brian Devine blue and red for March Madness — national parks pass and touring the Scarpello’s, concerned. of the town: locals recommended Their two dogs, Ernie, a labra- looks in his rearview mirror, he in 2012. He recently reshaved it and country. Scarpello, who had always “Hey Dad,” Scarpello said, finally the perfect bike trails, restaurants dor/terrier mix from the Lawrence realizes, “Oh yeah, I’m driving my dyed it green, as recommended by daydreamed about flipping a school calling her parents during their vaca- and sightseeing spots. Humane Society, and Buddha, an h ou s e .” the 3-year-old son of a friend whose bus and going on tion in Florida a They’ve always praised the English bulldog who slobbers non- He and Maria Scarpello, nomadic driveway the couple had parked an adventure when few days before communities that brew craft beer stop that they “rescued” from living University alumni, have visited 288 their RV in. 65 and retired, was she and Devine — Devine bussed tables at Free in the state of Missouri, have swum craft breweries since ditching their Scarpello graduated in 2005 with surprised to find “As you started to get rid of hit the road. “I State Brewery as an undergraduate in both the Pacific and Atlantic townhouse, buying a recreational this stuff, you realized how a bachelor’s in Graphic Design and Devine willing. bought an RV, student and they started learning Oceans and spent their three daily vehicle and heading west in August a master’s in Design Management; A smoker named much you don’t need it,” quit my job how to brew their junior year. As walks exploring dog parks and fire 2010. Devine graduated in 2006 with an Gary, who report- and am going designers, they admire innovation, hydrants in the majority of U.S. The first week of classes her Industrial Design degree. The fol- edly had only Brian Devine to travel the appreciating different flavors and states. Devine and Scarpello have on freshman year, Scarpello, then a 2006 University graduate lowing years of success in corporate four teeth, sold nation.” processes. Supporting local busi- more than one occasion Googled a Delta Gamma from Omaha, Neb., jobs were necessary — both attri- them Stanely, their There was a ness, Scarpello said, is supporting coin flipping website — it’s hard to ventured down the sixth floor of bute their having found good work mobile house, for pause. the American dream. Their website, catch a quarter on a bumpy highway Oliver Residence Hall, introducing now to the network of mentors and $10,000. Their first “How are theroamingpint.com, features a blog — to decide where to head next. herself to any fresh-faced floor- references their real world expe- order of business “was to gut it, ditch- you going to get the news?” her of their experiences and reviews of “The less you plan, the more mate who had left his dorm room riences built — and unfulfilling. ing the stained shag carpeting and father asked, caught off guard. each brewery. you experience — I don’t want to door open. Devine, from Overland Wanting to break away from the 9 bringing in their collection of Macs They thought for maybe six Thanks to mobile broadband, say ‘serendipity’—” Scarpello said, Park, admits to being less aggres- a.m. to 5 p.m. workday, Scarpello loaded with thousands of movies months they’d tour California, Devine freelances, illustrating for turning to Devine, looking for the sively social. They hung out. They felt ready for a change. and songs. They moved out of their Washington and anything in magazines and creating icons, and right word. worked on projects for their design “I like to say I took an early retire- townhouse, selling off their lawn between. Two weeks in, they high- Scarpello works full-time, manag- “— Spontaneity,” Devine fin- class together. It wasn’t until sec- ment at the age of 27,” Scarpello mower, television and anything they fived and congratulated each other ing web design accounts. As they ished. ond semester sophomore year that said. “I enjoyed life and what life didn’t consider memorabilia. on the RV being such a good idea. generally only drive for an hour or Devine asked her to come to a The is without having the pressures of “As you started to get rid of this “There’s too much in the world to two a day, bouncing between the — Edited by Megan Hinman Roots concert at Abe and Jake’s work and how you’re supposed to stuff, you realized how much you see to stop,” Scarpello said. nearest towns after a few days, they Landing. live get in the way.” don’t need it,” Devine said. “Our Hoping to meet real people at budget $600 a month for gas — as Ten years later, Scarpello’s pixie inside this issue a preview pg.2a the morning brew baseball campus rewind Safety pg.2B

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Classifieds 2B Cryptoquips 5A Sports 1B Overcast with rain, then snow and rain in the HI: 41 Index Crossword 5A Opinion 4A Sudoku 5A Don’t There’s only one more Thursday Today’s afternoon. 80% Chance LO: 32 of class after today! of precipitation. All contents, unless stated otherwise, © 2013 The University Daily Kansan forget Weather Wait. Isn’t it May now? THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Thursday, May 2, 2013 Page 2A What’s the Friday Saturday Sunday HI: 50 HI: 54 HI: 63 weather, LO: 32 LO: 48 LO: 48 Partly cloudy, north Partly cloudy, north Overcast. North Northwest winds winds at 5 to 10 winds at 10 to 15 at 15 to 20 mph. mph. Chance of rain mph. Chance of Jay? Chance of rain and and snow. rain. snow. Wunderground.com Don’t put away your jackets yet. Still snowy. Perfect weather for studying? Nnews calEndAr The University Daily Kansan Thursday, May 2 Friday, May 3 Saturday, May 4 Sunday, May 5 News Management WHAT: Cosby Sweater WHAT: Lawrence Region Antique WHAT: “The Reluctant Dragon” WHAT: Lawrence Region Antique Editor-in-chief WHERE: Bottleneck, 737 New Hamp- Automobile America Swap Meet WHERE: Lawrence Arts Center, 940 Automobile America Swap Meet Hannah Wise shire St. WHERE: Douglas County Fairgrounds, New Hampshire St. WHERE: Douglas County Fairgrounds, WHEN: 8 p.m. 2110 Harper St. WHEN: 11 a.m. 2110 Harper St. Managing editors ABOUT: Catch electronica act Cosby WHEN: 1 to 11 p.m. ABOUT: This family-friendly play is WHEN: May 3-5, 1 to 11 p.m. Sarah McCabe Sweater at this all-ages show. ABOUT: Antique auto enthusiasts will the last production of the 2012-2013 ABOUT: Antique auto enthusiasts will Nikki Wentling be coming to Lawrence from all over season at Lawrence Arts Center. Sug- be coming to Lawrence from all over WHAT: “Desert of Forbidden Art” the country, looking to buy and sell gested donation is $5. the country, looking to buy and sell ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT WHERE: Spencer Museum of Art hard-to-find parts and accessories. hard-to-find parts and accessories. auditorium The event is free, but parking is $5. WHAT: Great Books Discussion Group The event is free, but parking is $5. Business manager 5 p.m. WHERE: Lawrence Public Library, 700 Elise Farrington WHEN: ABOUT: This documentary tells the WHAT: Point B Dance Carnival Featur- New Hampshire St. WHAT: Spring Arts and Culture WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m. Sales manager story of a treasure trove of banned ing the AIM Dance Company Festival A Enjoy classic literature? Join Jacob Snider Soviet art worth millions of dollars WHERE: Lawrence Arts Center, 940 BOUT: WHERE: Spencer Museum of Art stashed in a far-off desert in Uzbeki- New Hampshire St. your bookworm peers at this month’s WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. NEWS Section editors stan. Admission is free. WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. meeting to discuss “Invisible Man” by ABOUT: The sixth annual Spring Arts ABOUT: The AIM Dance Company of Ralph Ellison. and Culture Festival will feature News editor WHAT: 2013 Dole Lecture: IKE’s Legacy Point B Dance will present a new work live music, art-making activities for Allison Kohn WHERE: Dole Institute of Politics called “Hide and Seek,” dedicated to participants of all ages, and art for WHEN: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. the survivors of the Holocaust, at its sale from local and student artists. Associate news editor ABOUT: Brigadier General Carl Reddel, fifth annual Dance Carnival. Tickets The event is free to the public. Joanna Hlavacek executive director of the Eisenhower are $10 to $13. Memorial Commission, will discuss Sports editor the 34th president’s legacy. Pat Strathman

Associate sports editor Trevor Graff in the dark Entertainment and special sections editor Laken Rapier Senate looks to improve lighting near GSP Associate entertainment and special sections editor Emma legault The project could potentially “Don’t save money, provide Kayla Banzet [email protected] use the entirety of the roughly safety and protect our students,” $80,000 the board has to operate Oh advised. “It’s KU’s responsi- After a late night at the library, Copy chiefs with for the upcoming year. Also, bility.” Addison Spradlin starts the trek Megan Hinman because the area is residential, Oh, who has lived at Stouffer back to her room at GSP. As she Taylor Lewis additional lighting could possi- Place for seven years and served walks down Louisiana Street, she Brian Sisk bly devalue some properties. as president of Stouffer Neigh- clutches her phone and keeps her Rippberger said that the pro- borhood Association for three car key between her index and Design chiefs cess has gone more smoothly years, is passionate about the middle fingers, just in case an Ryan Benedick for other on-campus lighting safety of the residents. Katie Kutsko unexpected situation arises. projects. In the past, the board “I’m married, I have my wife Spradlin, a freshman from has worked on similar lighting who also goes to the school, I Designers Fort Smith, Ark., isn’t the only projects on Daisy Hill near the have a daughter,” Oh said. “I have Trey Conrad one to feel slightly uneasy walk- Nunemaker Center. concern about this issue.” Sarah Jacobs ing near campus late at night. “Sometimes In addition to bigger proj- “I’m para- it’s really easy ects including the speed bumps Opinion editor noid about to get those in front of JRP hall, security Dylan Lysen walking late at lighting proj- cameras on campus and self-de- night,” she said. “I’m paranoid about ects where it is fense classes, the board has also Photo editor “I’ve watched walking late at night. I’ve clearly an issue, worked with the Office of Insti- Ashleigh Lee one too many watched one too many and sometimes tutional and Opportunity Access Criminal it’s harder,” he to develop programs such as Web editor Minds epi- Criminal Minds episodes.” Emily Wittler/Kansan said. “Buddy Up” and free fountain Natalie Parker sodes.” Elle Yankovich, a junior from Bonner Springs, looks behind her to make sure no Addison Spradlin A n o t h e r drinks for designated drivers at Poor light- one is there as she walks home late in the evening. The Public Safety Department Freshman at the University lighting issue local bars. ADVISERS ing around the has placed blue light boxes around campus, like the one in this photo, so that if a that has been “A lot of what we want to do GSP and Corb- student feels unsafe they can press a button on the light box. General manager and news adviser brought to the is educational,” Rippberger said. in residence“ halls is something Malcolm Gibson board’s attention is lighting in “Student safety can really be any that the Student Safety Advisory is a pretty safe place for students with friends, extracurricular ac- and around the Stouffer Place of those things.” Board, a subset of Student Sen- to thrive. tivities, you have to feel safe,” he Sales and marketing adviser Apartments. Seyool Oh, a gradu- Although the board has iden- ate focused on general safety and “I believe that to have a strong said. “That’s the bare minimum; Jon Schlitt ate student senator from South tified areas around Potter Lake, improving the student culture, is experience at the University of you have to have a safe campus Korea, said there are issues with behind Oliver Hall, around GSP Contact Us aware of and hopes to fix in the Kansas, whatever you like doing for you to enjoy anything else.” hallway and stairwell lighting, and Stouffer Place with insuf- [email protected] near future. on campus, whether that is clubs and insufficient lighting around ficient lighting, Rippberger said www.kansan.com “I think that’s a really big [is- or organizations, or hanging out — Edited by Tyler Conover the playground, parking lot and the past year has been slower be- Newsroom: (785)-766-1491 sue] because it’s a huge chunk pathways used for shortcuts to cause of less student input. of students that live over there, Advertising: (785) 864-4358 campus. “We rely a lot on people to and that area is pretty poorly lit Twitter: UDK_News For example, Oh said that bring the issues to us, and this and has been that way for a long Facebook: facebook.com/thekansan there is a staircase leading down year was actually really low and time,” said Alex Rippberger, cur- to the laundry room that has not many people brought things rent chair of the Student Safety an automatic sensor light, but to us,” he said. The University Daily Kansan is the student Advisory board. it doesn’t come on immediately, Rippberger said this could be newspaper of the University of Kansas. The Rippberger, a senior from posing a danger for residents. due to a lack of awareness about first copy is paid through the student activity Olathe, said that working with He believes that in these cas- the board, or a general feeling of fee. Additional copies of The Kansan are 50 the city to complete the project cents. Subscriptions can be purchased at the es, safety should not be sacrificed being safe on campus. could be expensive, slow and Kansan business office, 2051A Dole Human for energy efficiency. In his opinion, the University Development Center, 1000 Sunnyside Avenue, complicated. Lawrence, KS., 66045.

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• A 33-year-old male was ar- rested yesterday on the 1900 block of 23rd Street on suspicion of pos- session of drug paraphernalia, at- tempting to elude and operating a vehicle under the influence. A $700 bond was paid.

• A 28-year-old male was ar- rested Tuesday on the 3700 block of Franklin Circle on suspicion of criminal trespassing. A $100 bond was paid.

• A 29-year-old male was ar- rested Tuesday on the 300 block of East 1950 Road on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. A $250 bond was paid.

• A 20-year-old female was ar- Travis Young/Kansan rested Tuesday on the 2400 block Professor Chester Sullivan is the author of the Kaw Triology. “Rattlesnakes in the Rock Chalk” is the second book of the series, and it is featured in the Kansas Union Bookstore. of Cedarwood Drive on suspicion of domestic battery. No bond was Professor’s novel mixes local history and fiction posted. —Emily Donovan Jenna jakowatz inspiration for Rattlesnakes from the natural history preserve — a move and interact,” Sullivan said. versity, which means Sullivan was [email protected] the University’s own professor and site where Ansel Drucker, an un- “The plot is forward moving and able to conduct his research and 19th century naturalist and explor- employed printer from St. Louis, builds suspense. There are some write Rattlesnakes through fund- The limestone of Lawrence has er, Lewis Dyche, for whom Dyche mined limestone using dynamite expectations fulfilled and some ing by the College of Liberal Arts more significance than just “Rock Hall is named. until he eventually died in his her- surprises along the way.” and Sciences. The college is also Chalk.” For the last several years, Sul- mit’s cave in 1886. A few years Sullivan is currently gathering currently funding his research for Follow “Rattlesnakes in the Rock livan spent much of his time re- later, a professor builds her home research for the final volume of his next novel. Chalk” is Professor Chester Sul- searching Lawrence, especially the and a tower out of Drucker’s same the trilogy. It will focus on Truman “It’s important to write fictions @UDK_News livan’s latest novel, the second in natural history preserve. limestone. She fell to her death Capote, famous author of “In Cold because they give expression to the Kaw Trilogy. It brings to life an “I wanted to write a series of from the tower and her ghost is ru- Blood.” In the upcoming book, ideas that are not fictional, like his- on Twitter epic story of history, mystery and books tracing history to the pres- mored to haunt the site. Capote dresses in disguise in Law- tory and social history,” Sullivan romance — all happening in Law- ent. I wanted to focus on the ac- The novel dives into the history rence to gather information for an said. rence. tivities of people, of the town, river of the site, nicknamed Snake Farm, article he is working on about Wil- “Rattlesnakes in the Rock Chalk” The Kaw Trilogy dives into the and natural history preserve. A lot and the experiences of the charac- liam Burroughs, another famous is currently featured in the Kansas history of Kansas through the use of action takes place at the natural ters that live and work on Snake novelist. Burroughs is unaware Union Bookstore and available for of fictional characters that interact history preserve,” Sullivan said. Farm. Capote is doing a laudatory about purchase on Amazon. with real historical figures and take The central character, Anna “My favorite aspect was being him, and the novel will focus on part in events that really happened Earlson, a pre-med student who able to apply my own imagination the action in Lawrence of Capote — Edited by Hayley Jozwiak in Kansas. has just graduated with a biol- to factual situations, being able to trying to secretly get information Sullivan, a creative writing ogy degree, receives a fellowship invent characters who become real about Burroughs. professor at the University, drew to manage a reptile survey on people to me and watching them The University is a research uni- THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Thursday, May 2, 2013 PAGE 4A culture Paranoia leads to over-cautious society lot of our new devel- they need so many drugs? a lot of fun. My friends and I weak generation. opments and cultural Because they help you live longer would take adventures unsuper- We need a little danger. We’re standards are simply out- and healthier. We don’t need to vised all around Olathe, exploring animals - resilient animals that standing.A They reflect an (almost) live longer. We enjoy almost a the creeks and tunnels, different don’t go down easily. A child can unified cultural maturity. Yet, as century of life but for some that’s parks and the sketchy parts of the mature faster socially by inter- is always the case in the states, apparently not enough. We live park where you could tell some acting with other children away the good trends are accompanied these mega-long lives and we older kids had been… doing what from adults. Getting into a little by the stupid trends. I feel there can’t even retire. That sounds By Nathan Bartocci they do. I’ve had the pox, the trouble tests your limitations. is none worse than Health and depressing. Good thing we have [email protected] flu, a heat-stroke, and all sorts This is how it works: Every Safety Paranoia. Coined it myself, medicine for that. of other bacterial infections, but time a kid breaks his arm, he do you like it? HSP. The genetic continuation of take walks because everyone now hey! I had a lot of fun! becomes a stronger person. Here is an example of HSP. In health paranoia will probably is a child-molester or a murderer. Yeah, we stayed inside to play This is the truth. A higher pain- opinion the United States we advertise end up changing our immune Generation X, you’re doing it video games, but that’s when we threshold is a good thing. It for medicine on television. Ask systems for the weaker. We’re wrong. weren’t trying to sled underneath starts with rough-housing as a free for all your doctor if it’s right for you! dependent on drugs to cure basic I remember the day my a slightly broken chain-link fence. child getting into a little danger. Wouldn’t a doctor tell you if it ailments and complicated ones. elementary school removed the I managed to do it because I was If a person doesn’t learn at an OText your FFA submissions to was right for you without you We’re dependent on drugs to fix giant jungle-gym from the play- small, but my older neighbor early age to be courageous, he’ll 785-289-8351 asking? Well the advertisements real medical problems and ones ground. It was a lot of fun, but a didn’t fare so well. Sometimes be a coward when he’s grown- work and people do ask and doc- we only think we have. We’re little bit dangerous. I saw a few there was supervision; sometimes up. Cowards aren’t winners. A tors prescribe drugs to help calm so weak. God forbid we find friends fall in uncomfortable we were getting into trouble and sheltered child has no need to be Guess we should all get ready for the anxiety, anti-depressants, sleeping ourselves without access to all of ways which resulted in injury. getting bloodied up rough-hous- courageous at an early age. Guess “Kansas you’re drunk, go home” tweets. medicine, and wake-up medicine these drugs one day. Our depen- They were replaced with a much ing. It builds character. what happens when he grows up. all with just a few potential side- dency could be our end. safer piece of playground equip- It astounds me that we wonder He’s passive aggressive, afraid The real definition of classy: having a effects: bloody nose, liver failure, Then there’s safety paranoia ment that replaced the tall metal why kids stay inside playing video of confrontation, afraid of out- formal at Abe and Jake’s. C’mon, pharm insomnia, trouble eating, trouble which might even be worse for with short round plastic. Fewer games all the time when they’re side, and addicted to prescription school. breathing, potential to contract us. Safety paranoia is plastic injuries were occurring, but not allowed to have adventures drugs like his parents. SHPD, eyes popping out, light- jungle-gym equipment, rubber- nobody really thought it was as anymore. They don’t play dodge- I start to question my choice of school headedness, heart-murmers, padding instead of rocks, every- much fun as the old metal beast ball in PE because someone Bartocci is a junior majoring in with my extreme fear of squirrels. seizure, coma, vomiting, vomiting one gets a trophy so nobody’s — at least, not in my little group might get a bloody nose which journalism from Kansas City blood, vomiting mucus, loss of feelings get hurt, football with of miscreants. would be dangerous. Being wor- Mad props to the Wichita State base- arms, and you might start to like less tackling, not letting kids play As a child I was beat-up, ried about safety is one thing, but “Glee.” with each other outside of a par- scratched-up, scabbed-up, denying the joy of life so nobody ball player who caught the squirrel with Why? Why do people think ent’s earshot, and not letting kids bruised, and blistered; but I had gets scratched is just raising a his helmet. You, sir, are a hero.

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“Livin’ On A Prayer” is playing on the Cars need to be fixed, don’t Free time should be radio as I rush to campus in search of my lost flash drive. Ironic. let it ruin your entire summer spent watching TV Finally someone who speaks logically our opportunities over and replace them, and you’ll have e are finally nearing about our standard on grades! We value the summer are endless. to be very careful when replacing the end of the spring our grades over what we learn. Sad. The warm weather and them so as not to cross-thread semester. With all Yabundance of free time put plen- your engine block. We’re talking theW time-consuming homework, Test first thing in the morning and ty of options at your disposal, a couple thousand dollars to fix summer job applications and what am I doing? Ordering hedgehogs like bonfires by the lake, canoe your mistake if you cross-thread overall insanity, I haven’t had online. trips with the guys, concerts in your spark plugs, so seriously, be time to check out some of the Kansas City, or even fixing up By RJ Zeiler careful here. newest TV shows on air. So, for By Emily Brown [email protected] [email protected] No, I went through the same door your car. Finally, your brakes will need my last column of the year, I twice. Alright, I’ll admit it, fixing our a bit of attention sooner or later. want to share the shows I will be used cars probably isn’t at the top replace it. Changing your front brake pads checking out this summer, once I of anybody’s fun list except mine, Remove your radiator cap, is as easy as removing the wheels, have a life again. Now that summer is here: Legs. Legs “Hannibal” — ABC but for many of us, it’s a neces- which is usually near the very loosening a few big bolts on the everywhere. I’m a little nervous to check sity. It doesn’t have to be so hard, front of the car by the hood back of the caliper mount, and “The Bible” — History out this TV remake of my though. latch, and make sure your radia- then removing the caliper. Hang Channel four favorite movies in the UUHHH BATMAN! No doubt! He tor is full of antifreeze. If the The first thing you can do to the caliper from your coil spring “The Bible” mini-series on world: “Silence of the Lambs,” doesn’t even have super powers because bright green fluid doesn’t reach keep your car in smooth running so you don’t have to disconnect History Channel aired this “Hannibal,” “Red Dragon,” and he’s just that badass! Being rich AND the lip of the radiator spout, it’s condition is changing the oil, the rubber brake hose, and you’ll March, and from what I’ve heard, “Hannibal Rising.” Nobody can time to add more. smart comes in handy! Editor’s note: I which anybody with a wrench have easy access to removing the producers did justice to the do Hannibal Lecter like Anthony If you’ve made it this far said end of discussion. and a bucket can do themselves. and replacing the pads. There’s religious text. Hopkins, though Gaspard Ulliel through the article, you’re pretty Use the jack to lift up the front of two pads on each wheel, so don’t Whether you are religious or did a decent job in “Hannibal adventurous when it comes to What is it about baseball that squir- the car, then slither underneath miss any. not, the Bible is one fascinating Rising.” But I’m a sucker for your auto maintenance, and for rels just love? the engine to find the oil drain If you’ve ever noticed strange piece of literature. Once you get serial killer-inspired TV shows, that, I applaud you. Next, you’ll plug (oftentimes, it’s conveniently wobbling or vibrations when over the worse-than-Shakespeare so nothing could keep me away. want to address your pesky labeled “engine oil”). Use your braking, you’ll want to have your diction, you have an ancient This show apparently details If you didn’t Instagram it, it didn’t check engine light. Simply take handy wrench to unbolt the plug, rotors resurfaced. Simply remove reality TV show with drama, Lecter’s life before he is outed as happen. your car to the nearest auto and let all of the old oil drain out all of the caliper hardware and romance, and war. To make it a a serial killer, and his work in parts store (my personal favor- into your bucket, then replace the rotor will slide right off so TV show was all kinds of genius, aiding criminal investigations. So my horoscope said to reschedule ite is AutoZone), and ask them the bolt and tighten it on. Stay that you can drive it to your and from what I’ve heard, people I can only hope for it to be as meetings to be with my kids... I don’t to run a diagnostic test on the under the front end of the car to local O’Reilly Auto Parts to have are loving it. I’m excited to see good as I want it to be. car, which is completely free. have kids... find your oil filter, which is usu- it resurfaced for about $10. Pro how actor Diogo Morgado por- They’ll tell you what’s throwing ally a brightly-colored cylinder. tip: don’t drive your car with trayed Jesus, which is one hefty “Supernatural” — CW the check engine code, and then the brake rotors removed; find Superman can go back to his no Unscrew it from the engine and role to play. But to be completely I’m only on season 2 of you can replace the part your- another car for this drive if you longer existent planet Krypton. Batman screw the new one right in place. honest, the real reason I want to “Supernatural,” and I’m already self. Run a quick Google search want functioning brakes. got our planets safety under control!!! Next, pop the hood and pour check out this show is to see the obsessed. I had to take a break your fresh oil into the top of the before you buy any new parts, With all of this routine main- Editor’s note: I said end of discussion. physical resemblance between from the emotionally and physi- though, because sometimes the engine, making sure to add the tenance performed on your car the character Satan and President cally heart-wrenching show, so I part just needs a quick (and free) amount your owner’s manual over the summer, it’ll be ready Obama that sparked outrage. could survive this second semes- To the person who thought the statue cleaning. At least, that was the specifies. Check underneath the to tackle the dangerous streets Call it morbid curiosity. ter. But I willingly surrender my outside of smith was Cleopatra. Con- case with my car’s Exhaust Gas car to make sure none of your of Lawrence in the fall! Not only social life this summer for this gratulations! You just won the dumbest Recirculation valve last summer. fresh oil is leaking on your drive- that, but you’ll save yourself hun- “Defiance” — Syfy show. My goal is to catch up to comment in the FFA this year. way, and then replace the oil cap Sounds complicated, but it was dreds of dollars over going to a This sci-fi show aired on April season 8, which just finished air- on the engine and you’re ready just a couple bolts to remove it, mechanic, so you can spend it on 15, so I’m not too far behind. ing. If I’m not back next year, it is It’s amazing how one person says to roll. a bit of carb cleaner, and then other things, like performance Aliens, post-apocalyptic world, because Dean Winchester, played While you’ve got the hood retightening those bolts. modifications for the car! Or something clever and in the following and a corresponding video by Jensen Ackles, killed me with open, you might as well check Every hundred thousand miles your fall textbooks, whichever days several others are saying the same game? Yes, please. “Defiance” his hottness. Or his brother Sam your air filter. Use your owner’s or so, your car will need new you deem more important. thing worded differently. is a town built upon the ruins Winchester, played by the very manual to determine how to spark plugs and wires. This is of St. Louis, trying to recoup tall Jared Padalecki, killed me access the air filter, and if it looks a tricky process, because you’ll Zeiler is a junior majoring in To the tour group decked out in Mizzou after the arrival of several differ- with his ridiculous bad luck. pretty dirty, it’s probably time to need a special socket to remove mechanical engineering from Olathe apparel, please leave. ent alien races and the war that If you want a taste of demons, followed. But what I truly love ghosts, angels, vamps, shape shifters and the brothers hunting You know what I realized? Every day is about this concept is the video them down, “Supernatural” is the a good day according to the horoscope! game they created to add to the overall story. This is the future show for you. Never seems to dip below a 6! of storytelling, and I can’t wait to immerse myself in the TV show Brown is a freshman majoring in I see someone found the sensitive and learn more about the world journalism from Overland Park subject area for the FFA editor. Let’s not in the video game. bring up superheroes anymore. Editor’s note: I said end of discussion. @CatsForScience The girls wearing boots aren’t from If you could punish Kansas @UDK_Opinion make her sit through a JOCO, they’re from up north and they twilight marathon. think Kansas is “the south.” #idiots for its bipolar weather, what would you do? @MelanieRR Thank you FFA Editor for choosing @UDK_Opinion get rid of the governor. Follow us on Twitter @UDK_Opinion. Tweet us your Batman over Superman. Now I can rub it Everybody wins! into mg friends face! #winning Editor’s opinions, and we just might publish them. note: #Winning @BigJackLangdon @thisisbrendaa @UDK_Opinion First, I would ground it. I wouldn’t not. @UDK_Opinion send her to bed Second, I would take away all sports with no dinner. privileges (with the exception of basketball).

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Horror of ‘Antiviral’ only skin-deep anadian cult filmmaker hallucinogenic maelstrom of des- David Cronenberg has long peration and madness. entertainment been acknowledged as the Jones, fresh from emitting super- Cfather of body horror, a nasty little sonic shrieks as the Irish superhero sub-genre noted for externalizing Banshee in 2011’s “X-Men: First EHOROSCOPES moral corruption through graphic Class,” has a zonked-out, almost depictions of perversion (“Crash”), reptilian presence that reminds me Because the stars decay (“Rabid”) and transfigura- By Landon McDonald a great deal of David Bowie’s rapidly know things we don’t. tion (“The Fly,” “Videodrome”). [email protected] deteriorating vampire character in Although Cronenberg himself has Tony Scott’s under-seen AIDS alle- the freckled, cadaverous Syd March Aries (March 21-April 19) since graduated to the comparatively gory “The Hunger.” Some of the (Caleb Landry Jones), works for Today is a 9 elegant ferocity of character dramas film’s most striking imagery finds the Lucas Clinic, a private hospital Consider the money, but don’t like “A History of Violence” and him lurching around the exterior whose clients pay for the privilege of get stopped by lack of it. If you “Eastern Promises,” there has always of the clinic or inside his sterile, being injected with diseases harvest- have trouble adjusting, discover been a demand for him to return sanitized apartment, a thermometer ed directly from their favorite stars, other resources, like groups and to his blood-soaked, pustule-ridden clamped tight between his teeth, a procedure thought to represent networks with valuable connec- roots. waiting for the next horrific symp- a kind of biological Communion tions and opportunities. Instead, we’re treated to tom to reveal itself. between celebrities and their fans. check out “Antiviral,” a movie that would Cronenberg may not be destined Unbeknownst to his co-workers, Syd Taurus (April 20-May 20) be labeled Cronenbergian even if to share his old man’s status as a has been stealing viruses to sell to Today is a 7 the answers it weren’t written and directed by morbid visionary, but he’s still a tal- Arvid (Joe Pingue), a black market Assume new duties, and prepare the master’s own flesh and blood. ented young filmmaker with good butcher who specializes in growing for inspection. Remain firmly http://bit.ly/16pP6IC Thirty-three-year-old Brandon visual instincts and no shortage of “cell steaks,” mounds of edible tissue patient with a resister. Having Cronenberg has crafted a cerebral imagination. If he’s able to devel- cloned from famous flesh. shocker that’s technically compa- op his own voice and break free love makes it easier to stick to a When he gets the chance to rable to his father’s earliest efforts, from fan expectations, “Antiviral” budget. sample an unknown virus from ail- even if it lacks the grotesque spark could represent the beginning of a ing superstar Hannah Geist (Sarah of originality that made those films long and interesting career. But if Gemini (May 21-June 20) Gadon), Syd can’t resist the temp- seem so vital and viscerally fascinat- he insists on remaining indebted to Today is an 8 tation to inject himself with a few ing. “Antiviral” could be described as his father’s obsessions, the Son of You don’t have to spend a lot to drops of her blood, just to feel a bit a sado-satire, an incisive yet humor- Cronenberg runs the risk of becom- impress your date. Find inventive of her inside of him. A few days later, less commentary on our culture’s ing the artistic equivalent of black ways to show you care. Travel, the news breaks that Hannah has fetishization of celebrities, a practice market clone meat: bland, derivative studies and education tickle your died and Syd must face the terrifying that dates back to sacrificial worship and easily forgotten. fancy. Have an adventure. possibility that he may be infected and early Christians fighting over with whatever killed her. The rest the bones of their saints. Cancer (June 21-July 22) of the movie involves him trying The film begins with a premise Today is a 9 to solve the mystery of her death, Follow a hunch, even if it worthy of Jonathan Swift and his “A a mystery that ultimately leads to a — Edited by Megan Hinman seems ridiculous at first. Don’t Modest Proposal.” Our protagonist, overspend, and report clearly. A conflict between love and Cryptoquip money makes it a tricky time for romance.

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associated press rough sex act to the tortuous death NEW YORK — PepsiCo is once of Emmett Till, a black teen who again learning the risks of celeb- was murdered in 1955 for alleg- rity partnerships after an ad for edly whistling at a white woman. Mountain Dew was criticized for Last month, Reebok also ended its portraying racial stereotypes and relationship with Rick Ross after making light of violence toward he rapped about giving a woman a women. drug to have his way with her. The soda and snack food com- Laura Ries, president of Ries pany said it immediately pulled the & Ries, a marketing firm based 60-second spot after learning that in Atlanta, said companies that people found it want the “street was offensive. cred” of a celeb- The ad was part rity may end up of a series devel- “We have removed it from losing control of oped by African- the message they all Mountain Dew channels want to convey. American rap- and Tyler is removing it per Tyler, The If PepsiCo had Creator, and de- from his channels as well.” created an ad for picted a battered Mountain Dew, white woman on Pepsi’s statement for example, she crutches being said it might not urged to identify have been con- a suspect out “of a lineup of black sidered edgy or Associated press men. cool. But by handing over control A model wears a creation from the Maria Filo summer collection during Fashion Rio in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, April 16, 2013. A goat character known as Fe- to a celebrity, she said the compa- licia is included in the lineup and ny ran the risk of having an ad that makes threatening comments to wasn’t appropriate. the woman, such as “Ya better not PepsiCo Inc., based in Purchase, snitch on a playa” and “Keep ya N.Y., said it understood how the mouth shut.” ad could be offensive. Stay cool with new summer styles “We apologize for this video The woman eventually screams and take full responsibility,” the and heeled. Chunky block heeled Classic Ray Bans and aviators are im pieces are the last things you “I can’t do this, no no no!” and callan reilly company said in an updated state- shoes are also hot for the upcom- always good go-to’s, though new want to put on, the handiest cloth- runs away. The word “do” is in ap- [email protected] ment late Wednesday afternoon. ing season, rather than platform styles are popping up everywhere. ing to have are simple, lightweight parent reference to the soft drink’s As the last weeks of school come “We have removed it from all heels or thong sandals. Try a cat eye or another different dresses. Sporty A-line and maxi “Dew It” slogan. to a close and the weather slowly Mountain Dew channels and Tyler Hats are another item that will shape to give your summer shades cuts are the season’s best picks. Mountain Dew, known for heats up, we’ll soon be trading in is removing it from his channels as come in handy this summer. Trade an update. What’s even better is that these its neon color and high caffeine our books and jeans for swimsuits w e l l .” in your baseball cap for a wide- We’re all familiar with the very styles flatter every body type, can content, is generally marketed to and shorts. Summer can be a diffi- Jen Ryan, a spokeswoman for brimmed fedora or floppy hat. The popular denim cutoff short trend. be worn anywhere and can easily younger men and sometimes at- cult time to dress, as humidity and PepsiCo, said the company learned oversized options are a great way It exploded last year and will be thrown on over a swimsuit. tempts to have edgier ads. But the heat always conquer hairdos and from its consumer relations team to hide lake-washed or humidity- surely stick around for another Wherever your summer takes controversy over its latest spot il- make up. on Tuesday that people found the stricken hair. These accessories are summer season. The trend may you, be sure to have these sum- lustrates the fine line that compa- Dressing for summer requires a ad offensive. She declined to ex- always the easiest way to spice up be responsible for summer’s new mer must-haves ready. The staples nies must walk when trying to be handful of must-have accessories. plain the approval process for the a simple outfit. Sunglasses are the go-to pant, destroyed denim boy- will make dressing for hot weather hip. For starters, sandals have taken ad but said it was never meant to same way — not only do they keep friend jeans. The relaxed fit looks simple and easy but still stylish. In fact, Mountain Dew also was a turn for the 2013 season. Sum- run on TV. you from blinding yourself, but best with simple pairings, such as criticized recently because of its mer footwear has been updated A publicist for Tyler, the Cre- they automatically make your look heeled sandals and a plain t-shirt. — Edited by Megan Hinman endorsement deal with Lil Wayne, with strappy sandals, both flat ator did not immediately respond appear more polished than before. On warmer days when stiff den- whose rap lyrics compared a to a message seeking comment.

music festival Kanrocksas returns with new lineup this summer lyndsey havens Lipsky, a senior from Prairie Vil- [email protected] lage, attended the inaugural festi- val in 2011 and feels that this year Lawrence is known for hav- it doesn’t quiet compare. ing an eclectic and vibrant music “For having two years to pre- scene. In 2011, Kansas City decid- pare for this festival, I feel that ed it was time to jump on board there is a severe lack of star power by launching its very first music this time around,” he said. “Hope- festival — Kanrocksas. The festi- fully, the third time around, Kan- val lasted two days and brought in rocksas will get it right because more than 20 musical guests and having a local music festival is a about 100 thousand eager fans. really great thing.” While the festival started with Brianna Brown, a freshman the intent to be annual, it took a from Leawood, missed out on the break last summer. Due to con- festival in 2011 and is anxious to struction projects taking place at attend this year. the Kansas Speedway, the deci- “I’m going because a bunch of sion was made to hold off on the my favorite bands will be there,” event to keep the consistency of Brown said. “I’m most excited to the location. see Imagine Dragons and fun.” This year, Kanrocksas is back Other headliners include: Pas- and has plenty to offer. The festi- sion Pit, MGMT, Pretty Lights, val will be returning to the Speed- Kendrick Lamar, Edward Sharpe way, but other changes will take and the Magnetic Zeros, Yeah place. The first noticeable differ- Yeah Yeahs and many more. ence is that in 2011, the festival The festival will take place June took place in early August, but 28-29. this time, it will happen in late For the full lineup, tickets, and June. This will give fans and locals other details, visit kanrocksas. a proper kick off to summer. com. However, not all fans are look- ing forward to the festival. Nathan — Edited by Megan Hinman

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Laken rapier more than 100 different varieties of [email protected] trees such as walnut, elm, oak, hack- berry, evergreen, redbud, honey It took weeks for artist Patrick locust saplings and crabapple. Last Dougherty and his crew to construct March, more than 134 years later, “The Bedazzler” in front of Spooner Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little Hall in 2009. A swirl of maple and established the annual Replant dogwood saplings wrapped around Mount Oread event, in efforts to a large dying elm tree became an expand campus’ environmentally outdoor getaway for students and friendly landscape and gain “Tree campus visitors. During its 27 Campus USA” status. months, “The Bedazzler” hosted “Our historic green space, from picnics, classes and even a few wed- the very start when you look at ding proposals. Potter Lake, Marvin Grove, just the Using chainsaws on a summer open space that has been preserved day in 2011, it took just a few hours on this campus is a sign that we for landscaping crews to carve “The value green space,” Livingood said. Bedazzler” into wood-chip sized “We value our connection to nature pieces. A rare tree virus finally through the campus setting.” killed the elm, but it brought to light Long before the Tree Campus the importance of preserving and USA program and the Center enhancing historic landscapes and for Sustainability’s Campus Tree open spaces across campus. Advisory Board, dozens of elm trees As time has passed and cam- lined Jayhawk Boulevard through- pus has been forced to expand, the out the 1950s. The canopy of trees importance of trees hasn’t faded. acted as a natural barrier from the The summer-day landscaping crews elements and the importance of gathered around “The Bedazzler,” landscape was prominent, regard- sizing up the iconic tree, while stu- less of distinctions. This summer, dents, faculty and other Lawrence efforts to rebuild the canopy will natives simultaneously huddled begin. around in disdain. Emotion flooded “We saw an opportunity to engage campus, as the disease-stricken tree students in planting trees and help was cut down. It was evident the rebuild our connection with the elm was much more than a tree. green spaces on campus,” said Jeff Trees are more than protection Severin, director of the Center for from the blistering summer sun and Sustainability and Campus Tree wicked Kansas wind. If one thing Advisory Board member. George Mullinix/Kansan is for sure, it’s the University’s love However, the University’s tree Members of different organizations such as the Tree Campus USA, plant trees around campus. The campus has had a decrease of trees and is working with the Center for of trees. So much in fact, trees out- population is decreasing faster than Sustainability to maintain the tree population. number students. There are enough than they can be replaced because trees on the Lawrence campus alone of diseases, lack of room for roots to recognizes campuses for develop- during the project,” said Peg “It’s really aimed at preserving Environmental Studies Department to fill the stands of Allen Fieldhouse grow, frigid temperatures and his- ing and promoting both healthy Livingood, Office of Design and and enhancing the green spaces that gives students the opportunity to nearly twice. toric droughts. These conditions are trees and student involvement. In Construction Management project we have, because we are losing a lot operate a small-scale student-run The campus tree count grew to threatening one of the most envi- efforts for the University to earn manager. “In our construction proj- of trees to disease, storm damage tree farm, for which the ultimate 29,536 earlier this week when 11 ronmentally friendly landscapes in “Tree Campus USA” status, five ects, we really do press for one for and in some cases, construction,” long-term goal is to supply the new crabapples were planted near the nation. Arbor Day Foundation standards one, if not even two for one in some Severin said. University with trees transplanted Fraser Hall. The trees were installed It takes more than a few dozen had to be fulfilled. The first was the cases.” The Center for Sustainability from the farm. with the help of more than 30 volun- shovels and trees to obtain the cov- establishment of a steering com- The main concern of the Center isn’t alone in its efforts to keep the “Trees are just symbolic of tra- teers, the Center for Sustainability’s eted Tree Campus USA status from mittee, KU Campus Tree Advisory for Sustainability’s CTAB is the tree population healthy and grow- dition here at KU and the ongo- Campus Tree Advisory Board and the Arbor Day Foundation. But Board (CTAB). In addition to prominence of trees throughout ing. KU Endowment Association ing commitment to sustainability,” other campus organizations at the the efforts are paying off and the other requirements, a strict 1:1 tree campus. The 12-member board and the student group KU Student- said Emma Donachie, a junior from Replant Mount Oread event. University is one of only two Kansas replacement plan was to be created was created, ­­­“to help maintain and Run Tree Farm are also lending Dallas majoring in environmental An event originally established in universities with the distinction. as part of the University’s larger Tree enhance the beauty of the campus a hand to fund a small-scale stu- studies. “There is an entire depart- March of 1878 by Chancellor James “This year, for the first time, we Care Plan. landscape, as well as to assist with dent tree farm located at the KU ment dedicated to landscape. It’s a Marvin to celebrate Arbor Day has were designated a Tree Campus “Each individual construction the preservation and revitalization Student Farm and medicinal plant huge part of campus.” since resulted in the planting of USA,” Severin said. project is responsible for replacing of our historic green spaces,” accord- garden northwest of 23rd and Iowa The Tree Campus USA Program any trees that have to be removed ing to the CTAB mission statement. streets. The Capstone course in the — Edited by Allison Kohn in uniform ROTC branches united in annual parade Congratulations Caleb Sisk Volleyball, Basketball, Ultimate [email protected] Firsbee and Flag Football. Along with the sporting events, cadets The four branches of the KU will compete in military contests Class of 2013! ROTC program are poised to such as tug of war, ammo can come together this Saturday for lift, log sit-ups, and the maneuver their annual parade and joint-ser- under fire exercise. vices tournament. The festivities At the end of the day, once the are meant to both celebrate the scores have been recorded, the graduation of the senior cadets branch with the highest score will and commission them into active be awarded the Captain’s Cup. service. “I’m very excited for the This traveling trophy remains in event because it is one of the the possession of the winning ser- few opportunities that all four vice and serves as bragging rights branches have to come togeth- until next year’s competition. er and have fun,” said Matthew Although this stands as a com- Mulheran, a member of the Air petition and a trophy is awarded, Force ROTC. at the end of this day, the true Contributed photo KU ROTC will have its annual parade on The festivities kick off bright winners will be the senior cadets Saturday, May 4 at Memorial Stadium. and early at 9 a.m. when time the that will be moving on to serve in It will begin at 9 a.m. and will have cadets will be marching through our armed services. “It will be a different events throughout the day. Memorial Stadium in complete little bittersweet to see the seniors formal attire. Once the formalities leave because we will obviously in the near future. have been observed, the cadets miss them but we know that they Despite the friendly nature of will break off into squadrons are moving onto bigger and better the competition Mulheran, has within their respective branches things.” said Mulheran. no doubts that “Air Force will fly, and compete in a number of phys- Students that find themselves fight and win.” ical competitions. with ample free time this Saturday Cadets will compete at should consider coming out and — Edited by Hayley Jozwiak Robinson Gymnasium and supporting these students who Field in sporting events such as will be fighting for our freedom

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t took until Monday, April 29th, 2013, but the world of sports finally started catching upI to the world outside of it. Current NBA player Jason Collins declared to the world that he is gay. Collins isn’t the first gay player in major league sports. Far from it. Statistically speaking, there have been hundreds of gay players that have competed in professional George Mullinix/Kansan sports. Senior third baseman Jordan Dreiling runs to third after a Connor McKay double. Dreiling finished 1 for 3 with a run scored. However, until Monday, all of those players had to remain clos- eted, at least until they retired. The pressure to live up to “masculine” stereotypes both within the locker room and outside of it caused these players to feel the need to lie to other people about who they really were. Sometimes, it caused them Kansas wins big to have to lie to themselves. Collins’ courageous act changed The Jayhawks were able to keep Baker off the scoreboard on Wednesday all this. No one wanted to be the first openly gay active player in sports. Doing so would place the Trevor GRAFF fastball and let that one go by. The but at the score at the end of the even know. It was a good shot.” year often centered on lack of com- spotlight on even the most anony- [email protected] next pitch was a changeup. I got it game is really all that matters,” For DeLeon it was a simple as mand and high pitch counts. mous player. Collins used to be with the end of the bat and luckily Wheeler said. see the ball and hit the ball. “That was my biggest issue lead- that anonymous player; now he is a Kansas baseball blanked the it stayed in play.” In the seventh, senior third “I got a good piece of it,” DeLeon ing up to today was just throwing household name. Baker Wildcats in an 8-0 victory, The Kansas freshman doesn’t baseman Alex DeLeon hit a deep said. “It was a good pitch to hit, strikes and commanding the off- Sports needed this. The world its second win over the Wildcats often get the opportunity to grace ball that caromed off the wall in and the wind just carried it out.” speed pitches,” Poppe said. “I was always seems to think that sports this season, at Hoglund Ballpark. the first base side of the Jayhawk left field for an RBI double, while Kansas senior right-handed able to do that today so that was is exempt from reality, as if it pos- A Jayhawk youth movement led lineup. sophomore right fielder Connor pitcher Tanner Poppe was focused a step forward in my progression sesses a cheat code that keeps it the way with six underclassmen “I just try to make sure I come McKay added to the scoring with from the start of the game for to get back to everything I did in from facing the issues that honest taking the field in Wednesday’s out strong,” Wheeler said. “I’m an RBI single making the lead 5-0. the first time in quite some time. the past.” Americans face every day. Nothing starting lineup. Freshman first glad I got the opportunity to play DeLeon added to his season Poppe’s ongoing battles with a Poppe pitched seven innings could be further from the truth, baseman Marcus Wheeler took and help the team get the win.” home run total with a towering shoulder injury have resulted in with seven strikeouts allowing a and ignoring those issues never full advantage of his opportunity The Jayhawks struggled to ball hit into the trees beyond the several short outings of late for the lone hit in his shutout appearance. made them subside. It simply in the lineup. Wheeler finished dial in the bats early in the game. right-center field wall. DeLeon’s Girard, Kan., native. The Jayhawks return to Big 12 bottled them up. the day hitting two-of-three at the Kansas hitters couldn’t plate a run big fly is his seventh of the season “This is the first time I’ve felt play for a home series against the Not everyone concurs with this plate with a two-RBI double in the in the first five innings of play. and padded his three-for-five day completely 100 percent all year,” Baylor Bears. The series starts sentiment. Ex-Pittsburgh Steeler sixth inning. Wheeler’s two-RBI shot was the at the plate. Poppe said. “It was nice to go out Friday night at 6 p.m. in Hoglund Hines Ward postulated that the “I was just trying to be aggres- catalyst the Kansas lineup needed “That was quite a bomb,” senior there. My arm felt good. It was just Ballpark. NFL was not ready for a gay player. sive,” Wheeler said. “I knew I had as they scored three runs in both right-handed pitcher Tanner nice to go out there and feel good It may be a newsflash to Ward, but guys on second and third, so I had the seventh and eighth innings. Poppe said. “It probably went 460 for once.” — Edited by Hayley Jozwiak the NFL has gay players that take to get the job done. I got an early “It took us a while to get going, or bounced off Naismith I don’t Poppe’s struggles early in the the field every Sunday. Asking them to remain closeted does not change or suppress their sexuality. bell lap Rather, it asks them to do some- thing no person should have to do, and that is pretend to be someone you are not. Ward’s views seem to be an Track squad ready for Big 12 championship anomaly. Equally as important as Collins’ declaration has been the Colin wright Andrea Geubelle will all have an Daniels, a senior sprinter, will public acceptance of it. Athletes [email protected] opportunity to attempt to win the 200 meter such as Kobe Bryant and LeBron Track squads have high expec- win the long dash at the Big 12 Outdoor meet James have publicly supported tations for Big 12 Championship jump competi- for consecutive years. Her season Collins, implicitly supporting The Kansas track and field team tion. The three best time of 22.76 is the fastest all athletes who are questioning travels south to Waco, Texas, this Jayhawks have 200-meter time in the confer- whether to come out of the closet. weekend for the Big 12 Outdoor the three far- ence this season. Actions speak louder than Championships. The women have thest jumps in Heather Bergmann, Jessica the conference Maroszek and Alena Krechyk, words, and this fight is not over a goal of sweeping the conference Simpson just because prominent figures after winning the Indoor Champi- this season. who hold the school records in vocalized their support. It remains onships in February, and the men The men will the javelin, discus and hammer to be seen how Collins will be have individuals who have aspi- be led on the track by senior Kyle throw respectively, will look to treated when the novelty of his rations of becoming conference Clemons and sophomore Michael gain points in the throwing events story wears off, and he laces up his champions at the meet hosted by Stigler. Clemons has the fastest in helping the women compete sneakers to fight a battle on the Baylor University. 400 meter time among Big 12 for the conference title. court rather than off it. Hopefully, The women, who currently athletes this year, while Stigler The Kansas women defeated these words of support aren’t sim- rank No. 2 in the nation, have holds that honor in the 400 meter the University of Texas by just ply the product of public relations been ranked in the top-five of the hurdles. 2.5 points at the Big 12 Indoor teams seeking to capitalize on an NCAA for the last twenty weeks Joining that duo on the 4x400 Championships in February, and obvious opportunity. It’s the reac- according to the U.S. Track & meter team are there is a good possibility that tion when the cameras are off that Field and Cross Country Coaches s o p h o m o r e s the team championship will be will be the most telling. Association. Their narrow vic- Kenneth Mc- decided in the final race once If that reaction is anything but tory over the rest of the league Cuin and Mi- again, the 4x400 meter relay. a continual flow of support, sports in Ames, Iowa, at the Big 12 In- chael Hester. With the NCAA Outdoor will fall behind the times once door Championships brought the Their season- Championships more than a again. More and more people have university its first male or female best time of month away, both the men and begun to see sexuality for what it is: 3:05.93 is the women’s track and field squads track and field title since 1983. McCuin one characteristic that contributes The women will be led by a seventh fastest are solely focused on the Big to, but does not define, a person. handful of athletes who will look time in the na- 12 meet this weekend, hoping Monday represented a monu- to pick up valuable team points in tion this outdoor season. to bring more hardware back to mental moment in both sports the field. Junior Natalia Bartnovs- On the track, the women will Lawrence. and the gay rights movement. kaya, who holds the school record try to repeat as champions in the The 2013 Big 12 Outdoor Nevertheless, there is still much to in the pole vault and an NCAA 4x400 meter relay. The team of Championships are this Friday be done. Indoor Championship under her Denesha Morris, Paris Daniels, through Sunday at the Hart- But it certainly is a step in the belt, will have a chance to win her Taylor Washington and Diamond Patterson Track Complex on the tara bryantKansan right direction. first conference title. Dixon won the event last year in campus of Baylor University. Junior distance runner Josh Munsch starts Saturday’s Glenn Cunningham men’s Horizontal jumpers Francine a time of 3:28.10 on their way to mile run at the Kansas Relays. Munsch competed against two Olympians in the — Edited by Tyler Conover — Edited by Megan Hinman Simpson, Sydney Conley and qualifying for the NCAA meet. event and finished in fifth place with a personal best time of 4:02.09. PAGE 2B THURSDAY, May 2, 2013 the UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN

Quote of the day “All the support I have received today is truly inspirational. I knew that I was THE MORNING BREW choosing the road less traveled but I’m not walking it alone.” NBA player should be defined by play — Jason Collins, Twitter

come out publicly. In a declaration that or Jason Collins, a 7-foot, 255- will hit the newsstands on May 6th, Fact of the day pound backup center for the Collins prefaced with “I’m a 34-year-old Washington Wizards, this past NBA Center. I’m black. And I’m gay.” Jason Collins has a twin brother FNBA season may be his last. In a captivating interview with Good Jarron Collins who also played in The 12-year veteran from Stanford Morning America, Collins proclaimed “the NBA has endured a long, successful stint as a that loyalty to his team was what kept scandal. Somebody had to do it, and Jason Collins was just the man for the bench player for the Wizards, the New By Daniel Harmsen him from coming out earlier and loyalty — NBA.com Jersey Nets, the Memphis Grizzlies, the to mankind is the reason why he chose to job. And he did it on his terms, which [email protected] Minnesota Timberwolves, the Atlanta come out now. The gravity of the Boston made the situation easier to digest. My Hawks and the Boston Celtics, but the Marathon bombings made him realize advice: Sign Jason Collins like Branch end of this NBA season may mark the puted leadership coming off the bench, that time was of the essence. The time to Rickey signed Jackie Robinson. end of his professional career. few NBA teams will be taking a chance tell the truth was now. Collins is a professional in every ! At 34, he has seen his share of indi- on Collins for one reason. A reason unre- Like they were when Jackie Robinson sense of the word. He has no interest in Trivia of the day vidual and team success in the playoffs, lated to his skill-set or athleticism. attempted to break the color barrier, fame. He just grabs rebounds, executes but he is far from a household name, and Employment for a center in his mid- general managers have reason to be leery his assignment and plays unrelenting Q: What does the Williams Institute at his best seasons are distant memories (he thirties, is a risky venture to begin with of signing Collins. The same questions team defense. Like many working class UCLA Law estimate the gay population topped out at 6.4 points per game and 6.1 due to possible bum knees, diminishing will be asked, but with the word “gay” Americans, sometimes the little things to be in the U.S. alone? rebounds per game in 2004 for the Nets). foot speed or a noticeable drop in muscle replacing the word “black.” How will an he does get overlooked. Some people are After all, it would behoove a team to mass and coordination. However, Collins [openly] gay man fit in an NBA locker gay; some people are straight. It makes A: 9 million (about 3.8%) sign a younger, more vigorous player will be a dangerous signing because of room? Will he be more of a cost than no difference. He can be that trailblazer with similar size and numbers because his sexual orientation. a benefit? More of a distraction than a on a sports platform. — williamsinstitute.law. Collins won’t be selling tickets on his On Monday, April 29, Collins dis- piece of the puzzle? — Edited by Tyler Conover ucla.edu name alone—well, that might change in closed his gay preferences to Sports It was inevitable that an active profes- light of the recent news… Illustrated, making him the first active sional athlete would come out or have ? Despite his freakish size and undis- athlete from a major American sport to his/her orientation revealed in a TMZ This week in athletics Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday No events scheduled Softball Softball Baseball No events scheduled Baseball Williams Education Oklahoma Oklahoma Baylor Wichita State Fund 2 p.m. Noon 1 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Houston Football Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Wichita Preview Party with Baseball Baseball Track Charlie Weis Baylor Baylor Big 12 Outdoor 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. Championships The Armadillo Palace Lawrence Lawrence All Day Track Track Waco, Texas Big 12 Outdoor Big 12 Outdoor Championships Championships All Day All Day Waco, Texas Waco, Texas KANSANCLASSIFIEDS jobs announcements SALE housing textbooks for sale 785-864-4358 HAWKCHALK.COM [email protected]

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Kansas (27-18, 9-9) Baylor Bears (25-20, 11-6)

9 - Tucker Tharp, Jr. 15 - Adam Toth, So. 17- Michael Suiter, So. 3 - Dakota Smith, So. 13 - Grayson Porter. Sr. 4 - Nathan Orf, Sr.

1 - Kevin Kuntz, Sr. 20 - Justin Protacio, So. 20 - Jake Miller, Sr. 8 - Lawton Langford, Jr.

10 - Jordan Dreiling, Sr. 34- Alex DeLeon, Sr. 18 - Cal Towey, Sr. 2 - Steve DalPorto, Sr.

22 - Ka’iana Eldredge, Jr. 1 - Brett Doe, Sr.

11 - RHP Thomas Taylor, Sr. 12 - LHP Wes Benjamin, So. 19 - RHP Frank Duncan, Jr. 21 - RHP Max Garner, Sr. 10 - RHP Austin Stone, So. 28 - RHP Dillion Newman, Jr.

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The quality appearances just keep In the game against the Baker Wild- The Jayhawks rebounded after the The storyline of the Baylor season has Baylor hitters are batting a team av- The Bears have committed 56 errors coming for Kansas. Senior right-handed cats, Alex DeLeon added another home weekend in West Virginia against Wich- come on the mound with a starting rota- erage of just .268 on the season. Much on the season. Senior third baseman pitcher Tanner Poppe went seven shutout run to his season total. His seven big ita State. They continued to play solid tion carrying a 3.38 ERA into the week- like the Jayhawks, Baylor is focused on Cal Towey is the most prolific fielder innings giving up just one hit with his flies lead the team in that category. Al- defense against Baker. Outside of one, end series at Hoglund. Saturday starter small ball tactics this season. The team with 8 errors on the season. Of the seven strikeouts. The Jayhawks middle though six underclassmen started the poorly judged ball dropped by sophomore Austin Stone leads the rotation with a has hit a total of 14 home runs on the regular starters only junior left fielder relievers haven’t had much to do of late. game, Kansas still managed 14 hits left fielder Michael Suiter in left field, 3-2 record and 2.81 ERA. Friday Starter season. Senior right fielder Nathan Orf Grayson Porter remains perfect on the Coach Price said the bullpen remains and eight runs in the 8-0 victory. The Kansas was nearly perfect on the game. Max Garner is the veteran of the staff. As leads the squad with a .389 average. Orf year. As always, the Jayhawks will put ready regardless of pitching fewer in- Jayhawks have struggled to plate runs Kansas continues to hang its hat on a senior he’s 3-4 with a 3.21 era. is one of two Baylor bears hitting above pressure on the Big 12 infield by run- nings. of late, with the strong winter weather solid defense and pitching, a style quite the .300 mark. Senior third baseman Cal ning early and often to put the Bears expected over the weekend, it could be a similar to the Baylor Bears. Towey is hitting .307 on the season. on their heels. tough watch for fans of hitting. THE RESERVE INVITES YOU TO A WEEK FULL OF FUN AND SAVINGS!

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George Mullinix/Kansan The Jayhawks congratulate each other after a 8-0 win over the Baker Wildcats. The Jayhawks are now 27-18 overall and remain 9-9 in the Big XII. Baylor visits Lawrence for Big 12 matchup Trevor Graff play defense, very similar to us, get back to their normal level in er forecast that it’s going to be [email protected] that wins them games.” the Baylor series. cold, weary and damp. The Texas Coach Price said solid pitch- “That was a really tough series kids don’t like that too much.” The Jayhawks enter their series ing on the Jayhawks part is key loss,” Taylor said. “Every game was The Jayhawks aren’t afraid of with the Baylor Bears this week- to a Kansas series victory against a one run loss. We pitched great the bad weather. They’ve played end at Hoglund Ballpark with just Baylor. The Kansas pitching staff and played great defense, but we in it all season. In fact, Kansas six games remaining in the 2013 has been rock solid of late giving just have to put it behind us.” players are relishing the thought Big 12 schedule. up only five runs in the last five The Baylor lineup focuses on of playing in the elements. The Bears games. small ball tactics much like the “It’s going to be a tough series,” enter the week- “Their play- Jayhawks this season. As a team DeLeon said. “It’s supposed to be end with a 25-20 ing great of late the Bears are batting .268 on the really cold here which is actually record in sole “Every game was a one run as well,” senior season. With just two hitters oper- an advantage to us. We’re used to possession of loss. We pitched great and r i g ht - h a n d e d ating at averages above .300. playing in the cold, and they’re second place played great defense, but pitcher Thomas The Kansas weather won’t give from Texas so it’s actually prob- with their 11-6 we just have to put it be- Taylor said. “We up on the Jayhawks. With 10 games ably an advantage for us.” record. The hind us.” have to go out either rescheduled or cancelled With the weather on their side Bears’ three- and get after already this season, the Jayhawks and the weekend rotation intact, game winning Thomas Taylor them and put face another tough weekend with the Jayhawks start their climb streak can be Kansas pitcher ourselves back winter weather forecasted in May. back up the Big 12 ladder Friday at credited in large in position to get The dreary weather doesn’t change 6 p.m., in Hoglund Ballpark. The part to their“ back to playing much for the Jayhawks. Jayhawks’ Thomas Taylor will face starting pitching rotation that car- well and to a regional.” “One thing this team has done the Baylor Bears’ Friday starter ries a 3.38 ERA into the series. The Kansas weekend pitching is they’ve grinded every week,” Max Garner. “Their pitching has been fab- rotation suffered through a tough Coach Ritch Price said. “They like ulous,” coach Ritch Price said. series of one-run losses in their each other. There’s really good — Edited by Tyler Conover “They’ve been winning low scor- meetings against the West Virginia team chemistry there. They like ing games; so really for them it’s Mountaineers last weekend. The playing in Hoglund Ballpark, and George Mullinix/Kansan starting pitching and the way they rotation is trying to refocus and I’m actually glad to see the weath- Senior third baseman Jordan Dreiling runs to third after a Connor McKay double. Dreiling finished 1 for 3 with a run scored.

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stella liang each race depending on which ing off a two-week period without [email protected] place the boat earned. Fourth var- competition. Two weeks ago at the The Big 12 rowing teams are sity eight is worth the least amount Lake Natoma Invitational, Kan- heading to Kansas City, Kan., as of points while the first varsity sas competed against many teams the Jayhawks will host the Big 12 eight race is worth the most. Final ranked in the top 20. The team Championship on Saturday. This standings are based on how many ended up winning two races and will be the first time five teams will points each school accumulates losing seven. The weekend before compete as West Virginia joins over the course of all six races. that, Kansas had a strong showing Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma “I think Oklahoma is coming at the Knecht Cup with two boats, and Texas at the regatta. in a heavy favorite,” Catloth said. varsity four and second varsity “We are hop- “They haven’t lost to another Big four, winning gold in the Grand ing all the teams 12 school this season.” Finals. do well. Rowing In the seeded races (first and The Big 12 Championship will is a team sport,” second varsity eight and first var- be held on Wyandotte County Coach Rob Cat- sity four), Oklahoma is seeded Lake in Kansas City, Kan., Sat- loth said. “Our first in each. Kansas is seeded urday, May 4. The first race will goals are to fifth in the first varsity eight, third start at 9:40 a.m., and the awards place as high in in the second varsity eight and ceremony will follow the compe- the Big 12 as we Catloth fourth in the first varsity four. tition at 11:50 a.m. The winner of can.” In the past, Texas has domi- the Big 12 Championship does not The teams will compete in six nated the Big 12 Championships. earn a bid to the NCAA Champi- events: fourth varsity eight, third In the four-year history of the onship. Kansas also competes in varsity eight, second varsity four, event, Texas has placed first in all Conference USA, which does have first varsity four, second varsity of them. Last year, Texas narrowly an automatic qualifying bid, and eight and first varsity eight. All edged Oklahoma for the title 105 that conference tournament will schools will race together in each points to 104. be May 18. chris bronson/Kansan race, unless a school doesn’t have a For Kansas, look for the sec- The Kansas’ Varsity Four stretches their lead over Kansas State in their race Saturday morning at the 14th Annual Governor boat for a particular race. ond varsity eight boat to continue — Edited by Elise Reuter Cup. The Varsity Four would defeat Kansas State by more than nine seconds with a time of 7:38.4. Kansas State would defeat Team points are given out for to have success. The team is com- Kansas 16-14. get back on President falls off horse, wins race and $11 M racehorse breed, the Akhal-Teke. cameras of departing passengers dent reappeared about half an hour aside some of Niyazov’s more associated press But state television’s video of the at Ashgabat’s airport. The horse later to accept the winner’s prize — extreme measures, but he has not MOSCOW — Seeing the presi- race cut off just before the fall and celebration had attracted an array about $11 million. opened up Turkmenistan’s politics dent slam face-first into the ground the extensive written reports on the of foreign horse enthusiasts. State TV showed the president or media. His own personality cult after falling from a speeding horse event didn’t mention the plunge. Video obtained by The accepting the award, which he includes such feats as winning last would be a shock to any nation. All domestic broadcasting in Associated Press shows a rider fall- said would be used to improve year’s maiden automobile race in In authoritarian Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan is state-run; news- ing when his horse stumbles just Turkmenistan’s horse breeding. Turkmenistan, even though he many residents didn’t even get the papers are either state-run or under after crossing the finish line in first The choreographed winning of supposedly wasn’t scheduled to chance. heavy government supervision. place. State media reported that the race — the nearest challenger take part and asked to join only at President Gurbanguli Media criticism of the president is Berdymukhamedov won the race. was obviously throttling back his the last minute. Berdymukhamedov apparently non-existent and elaborate praise The horse also fell, but quick- mount in the home stretch — the State media reports about the wasn’t seriously injured Sunday of him is ubiquitous in this nation ly got up, showing a slight limp. media censorship and the reported president’s actions overflow with when his horse stumbled and he of 5 million, wedged between the Berdymukhamedov, however, lay tough security response at the air- admiration and delight. pitched into the dirt track at the Caspian Sea and Iran, Afghanistan motionless. Within seconds, sev- port all reflect Turkmenistan’s two “The audience greeted President associated PRess hippodrome on the outskirts of and Uzbekistan. eral dozen men in dark suits and decades of stifling authoritarian- Gurbanguli Berdymukhamedov, Turkmenistan’s President Gurbanguli the capital, Ashgabat. But the fall Turkmenistan’s security agencies one in traditional garb including ism. who finished first — demonstrat- Berdymukhamedov smiles as he rides was certainly a wound to the pride reportedly went into high gear to a high white sheepskin hat rushed Since becoming independent ing great skills of horse riding, the a horse in capital Ashgabat, Turkmeni- of the 55-year-old Central Asian try to block video or images of the onto the track, and an ambulance in the 1991 collapse of the Soviet will to win, firmness and courage stan. Berdymukhamedov fell off his horse during a race over the weekend, leader, whose all-powerful person- president’s fall from slipping out soon arrived. Union, Turkmenistan has been an — with a storm of applause,” the an opposition group said Tuesday. Add- ality cult portrays him as effort- to the rest of the world. The oppo- The man who shot the video extreme example of a one-party state news agency TDH reported ing that security agents are now closely lessly competent. sition-in-exile group Gundogar spoke on condition of anonymity state. after Sunday’s race. searching passengers at the capitalís Thousands of people were in the cited witnesses as saying police for fear that divulging his name Berdymukhamedov, who airport to intercept any embarrassing stands for the race that celebrated were carefully checking the com- could have negative repercussions became president after Saparmurat photos or videos. Turkmenistan’s renowned desert puters, tablets, mobile phones and on his livelihood. He said the presi- Niyazov’s death in 2006, has put

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Garden to garden sweet relief Don’t call it a comeback associated press NEW YORK (AP) — Back in the series, now back to Boston. The Celtics are two victories from NBA history, and from extending the Knicks’ postseason futility in a most improbable manner. Kevin Garnett had 16 points and 18 rebounds and the Celtics stayed alive in the playoffs, cutting New York’s lead to 3-2 with a 92-86 vic- tory Wednesday night. The Celtics will host Game 6 on Friday night, needing two victories to become the first NBA team to overcome a 3-0 deficit to win a series. “We’re still down. Our mentality has to be all-out,” Garnett said. “It can’t be anything (else).” associated Press Brandon Bass added 17 points, Kansas City Royals pitcher Luis Mendoza winds up in the first inning ofW ednesday’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays at steadying Boston as it shook off Kauffman Stadium. an 11-0 deficit and pulled away in the second half to stop the Knicks again from achieving their first playoff series victory since 2000. Royals overcome 5-run deficit “We didn’t panic and that’s some- thing we’ve done, but we didn’t,” coach Doc Rivers said. “I thought associated press Zobrist gave the Rays back-to- two runs. once the game got back to that back homers for the first time this The Royals finally pulled ahead five, six area, our guys were good season. The solo shots also gave off McGee in the sixth. again.” KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Elliot Tampa Bay at least one homer in They loaded the bases with J.R. Smith, back from his one- Johnson homered against his for- 16 straight games, setting a new two outs for Butler, who hit a game suspension for elbowing mer team and the Kansas City franchise record. liner right back at McGee that Jason Terry with the Knicks way Royals rallied from an early five- Kelly Johnson’s RBI double and the pitcher managed to knock ahead late in Game 3, missed his associated Press run hole, beating the Tampa Rays Desmond Jennings’ sacrifice fly down but still scored a run. Eric first 10 shots and finished 3 of 14 Boston Celtics forward Paul Pierce (34) and center Kevin Garnett (5) deflect a 9-8 on a cold, blustery Wednesday made it 4-0 in the second, and Hosmer then hit a grounder deep for 14 points. rebound from New York Knicks center Tyson Chandler (6) in the second half of Game night. Evan Longoria’s triple in the third in the hole at shortstop, and Yunel Terry also scored 17 off the 5 of their first-round NBA basketball playoff series at Madison Square Garden in Lorenzo Cain and Jeff Francoeur turned into another run on James Escobar’s error allowed the tying bench. New York. each drove in a pair of runs for the Loney’s base hit. run to score. Jeff Green scored 18 points Royals, who trailed 5-0 in the Kansas City clawed back in Cain followed with a blooper to The Celtics were the first of game tonight. Sometimes things and Paul Pierce had 16 as he and third inning before slowly chip- the bottom half when Johnson center that gave Kansas City the the eight NBA teams that have don’t happen that way,” he added. Garnett, the two franchise stal- ping away at the Tampa Bay lead. homered over the wall in right lead, and Francoeur greeted new come from 3-1 down, beating “Things aren’t always pretty, things warts, extended this season — and They eventually pulled ahead field, his first home run since last reliever Kyle Farnsworth with a Philadelphia in 1968, and put them- aren’t always the way you want perhaps their Celtics careers — at with a five-run sixth off Rays September when he was still with two-run single that made it 9-6. selves on the short list of teams that them to be. We’ve just got to grind least one more game. reliever Jake McGee (0-2), and the Rays. Tim Collins entered for the have erased a 2-0 deficit the next it out and go get a win.” “Obviously being down 2-0 or then held on through the final Scott answered for Tampa Bay Royals and coughed up most of year in the NBA Finals. Though few of these players were 3-0 or whatever it was, we could three innings for their second with a solo shot in the fourth, but the lead on Loney’s RBI single So perhaps it would be fitting here for the streak, the Knicks were have folded shop. Nobody in here straight comeback win. the Royals scored again in the bot- and a two-out single by Scott, but if they were the first to overcome perhaps a bit overconfident lead- is going to quit,” Terry said. Bruce Chen (2-0) pitched tom half when Gordon’s two-out Aaron Crow retired Jose Lobaton 3-0. ing into the game for a franchise Carmelo Anthony scored 22 two scoreless innings in relief of base hit cut the Rays’ lead to 6-2. to escape the seventh inning. “I think so. I mean, I think that that lost an NBA-record 13 straight points but was just 8 of 24 in Royals starter Luis Mendoza, and Kansas City kept peppering Crow pitched a perfect eighth would be wonderful, and some- postseason games from 2001-12. another dismal shooting night for Greg Holland worked a perfect Hellickson in the fifth, this time before Holland wrapped up the one’s going to do it and I want it Smith said Tuesday he’d have the Knicks, who blew a big lead ninth inning in a light drizzle for with a leadoff double by Billy win. to be us, obviously, since that’s been playing golf instead of prac- in this game and now the series. his seventh save. Butler and an RBI triple by Cain. the situation we’re in,” Rivers said ticing had he played in Game 4, They face an unwanted trip back Tampa Bay jumped out to a Mike Moustakas followed with a before the game. “Someone will and players wore black to the game to Boston instead of the rest this 2-0 lead when Joyce homered for sacrifice fly to center field that do it, and I really want to be a part Wednesday as if they were heading aging roster could surely use before the second straight game, and allowed Kansas City to get within the second round. of that.” to the Celtics’ “funeral.” If they get there. He’s still got a chance. The Celtics didn’t like it, with “I think we’re fine,” Knicks coach The Knicks limited the Celtics reserve Jordan Crawford exchang- Mike Woodson said. “Sure we to 75 points per game while win- ing words with Anthony and would’ve loved to close it out and ning the first three, and nearly Raymond Felton after the final move on, but nobody said it would came back to win Game 4 on buzzer. be easy.” Sunday even without Smith. So Forget the funeral. The Knicks would host Game 7 they felt good even after missing “Well, we was going to a funeral, on Sunday. their first chance to wrap it up, but it looks like we got buried,” “I told you from Game 1 that when Anthony was 10 of 35 in an Smith said. “Basketball is a very this wasn’t going to be a breeze, overtime loss. humbling game.” it wasn’t going to be a walk in the Point guard Raymond Felton The second halves had belonged park, them guys were going to said the Knicks still feel in control to the Knicks in the series, but fight and they’re showing some of the series “for sure.” the Celtics remained steady in the fight right now,” Anthony said. “I mean, this is what playoff third quarter, opening a 69-60 lead “They threw a couple punches at basketball is about. Yes, we wish on Terry’s 3-pointer with 41 sec- us now and it’s time for us to do we could have swept them, yes onds left, and pushed it to 75-60 the same.” we wish we could have won that early in the fourth.

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