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is the candidate who is going the momentum going and now to do what is best for this dis- supporters in Congress are trict and what is best for the writing a bill that would legal- state. You might think that this ize same-sex marriage within election doesn’t matter, but it the state. Since Clark [Johnson] matters a lot. If you believe in won, I’m really enthused to see a fair tax system, if you believe how he pushes for that because in funding for education, then he has made it clear that it is Clark Johnson is your candi- one of his objectives,” Leitzman date,” Governor Dayton told said. the crowd on Monday. Both Leitzman and Nelson “Because the seat was vacated said that mobilizing the Gustie we have to have a special elec- vote was essential to winning tion, but this is a special election in the special election. They because it is a special opportu- both credited the Gustavus nity. This legislative session has Democrats’ ability to mobilize the opportunity to really change Gustie voters through publicity, Minnesota. I want you to know phone-banking and the rally for that I will listen to you, I will Johnson’s victory. learn from you and I really want “I think that even if people you to understand that I will didn’t go to the rally, just know- work hard. I will work hard for ing that Governor Dayton and you, I will work hard with you, Congressman Walz were here to and I really believe that together support Clark [Johnson] sent a we can create a brighter future huge message saying these two for all of MN,” Johnson told great politicians were here to supporters at the rally. support our new state represen- Deputy Campaign Director tative,” Nelson said.

Mariah Wika and Gustavus Senior Karla “I’m really excited to see Governor Mark Dayton (far left) and Congressman Tim Walz (far right) provide support for Clark Johnson (cen- Leitzman has a variety of rea- what happens because Clark ter), recently elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives. sons for supporting Clark John- [Johnson] is very optimistic, son, but says she is especially ex- and I think he will do a lot of Linnea Moat “This is an important election. cited to see how he approaches really great bipartisan stuff Sports & Fitness Editor did make a difference, and we This election isn’t about me, or the topic of same-sex marriage when he gets to St. Paul. I truly made our vote count,” President what people think about my while in the legislature. believe that Clark wants what of the Gustavus College Demo- policies, this is about what’s “Clark mentioned at the rally is best for this state and for this that he really believes in mar- country and therefore will be a n the House District 19A spe- crats Megan Nelson said. best for the people of Minne- The Gustavus Democrats sota. This is about your future, riage equality. With Minne- really great representative for cial election, Clark Johnson’s sotans voting no on the mar- Gustavus and for all of district victory all came down to the have been working hard over about the future of the citizens I the past month to raise aware- of District 19A, and about the riage amendment in November, 19A,” Leitzman said. “Gustie vote.” When Minne- they’ve really been able to keep sota State Representative and ness not only about the DFL future of Minnesotans. Clark Gustavus Professor in Commu- candidate, Clark Johnson, but nication Studies Terry Morrow also about the fact that an elec- resigned, a special election was tion was happening. “It was definitely different Alcohol and Drug policy change than the general election. It After battling through an expe- Haley Bell dited campaign, the candidates seemed like a lot of people Meagher said. The fine was consistent and their constituents watched didn’t understand what a spe- Staff Writer Ms. Frederick is a licensed with the other fines in the the election results come in on cial election was, so it was alcohol and drug counselor Minimum Sanction Guide- Tuesday night. critical to try to reach out to that can conduct an Alcohol lines. The Alcohol and Drug GOP candidate Allen Quist them and tell them why it was djustments have been and Drug Assessment, elimi- Advisory Committee chaired and DFL candidate Clark John- important,” Nelson said. Amade to the guidelines nating the $250.00 fee that has by Judy Douglas also re- son were neck and neck in the “I will work hard for you, for students that violate been charged previously. viewed the suggested chang- results until the numbers from Gustavus’ alcohol and drug Pete Meagher, at the di- es and supported the change the Saint Peter precinct came in. I will work hard with policy. Changes were made rection of Dean of Students as well. After that, Johnson emerged as you, and I really believe to the Minimum Sanction JoNes VanHecke, pulled to- The small change will only the clear winner and ended up Guidelines in the Gustavus gether a group of faculty, affect around 20 students winning the election with 53% that together we can Guide. These guidelines pro- administrators and a student each year and is an overall of the vote. Quist received 36% create a brighter future vide consistency to hearing representative to discuss any improvement as an in-house of the vote, and the Indepen- possible changes. Alcohol and Drug Assess- dent candidate, Tim Gieseke, for all of MN.” case individual attention. “Pete Meagher pulled to- ment is more convenient for received 10% of the vote. —Clark Johnson “Originally, when a stu- gether the group to discuss students and easier for staff “Prior to the election, there dent was found responsible what, if any changes should as well. were a lot of people who were On Monday night, the Gus- for a Level III alcohol viola- be made to the minimum “In the past, we worked saying that the Gustie vote tavus Democrats hosted an tion, they were charged a sanctioning guidelines in with an agency in St. Peter wouldn’t matter because stu- on-campus rally for Clark John- $250 fee for an Alcohol and light of the fact that the actual called CARE, and the student dents were just getting back son, featuring Governor Mark Drug Assessment with a lo- cost of an alcohol assessment was charged $250 to have an from break and wouldn’t be Dayton and Congressman Tim cal agency. However, we re- was going from $250 to $25 assessment done. With Tricia motivated to go vote. But when Walz. At the rally, Johnson, Gov- cently hired Tricia Frederick with the hiring of Tricia. That working for the College, she the votes came in from our pre- ernor Dayton and Representa- to replace Janet DeMars, who group met and decided on the is able to do the assessments cinct on Tuesday night we had a tive Walz all spoke about why was in charge of our High changes that Pete then sent to for students herself and thus majority of votes for Clark. That Johnson should be the next state Risk Drinking Initiative,” As- all students via email on Feb. the cost is only $25,” Van- is really what boosted him up in representative from district 19A. sistant Dean of Students Pete 4,” VanHecke said. Hecke said. Page 2 news The GusTavian Weekly

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Saturday, January 26 Safety responded to a noise and alcohol Two students were cited for a College noise violation in Norelius Hall involv- violation in North Hall involving two policy violation. ing one student. students. cited by Campus Safety for underage consumption of alcohol. One student alcohol violation in the Carlson Inter- Thursday, January 31 motor vehicle accident with damage to was cited by Campus Safety for under- national Center involving one student. a light pole at the corner of College Ave age possession of alcohol. and Campus Drive. Monday, January 28 alcohol violation in North Hall. responded to a noise violation and al- Tip of the Week: cohol violation in North Hall involving Friday, February 1 six students. to a College-owned vehicle. If you have not already done so, please enter or update your contact informa- Sunday, January 27 vandalism in the form of a bias incident tion in Gustavus’s password-protected for underage consumption and underage emergency communication database: in the Sorensen parking lot. possession of alcohol in Norelius Hall. https://gustavus.edu/go/emergency from campus. Two non-students were assist in the Lund Center. cited for public drunkenness of age and In the event of a campus emergency or one non-student was cited for simple head discharged causing water damage. Tuesday, January 29 when communication with you is imper- assault in North Hall. ative, Gustavus may seek to contact you - Saturday, February 2 through email, text, and/or telephone messages. by Campus Safety for a drug/narcotic So that you can receive these messages as violation. quickly as possible, please provide your contact information. Information that is Tuesday, February 5 marked as private will only be used by the College to communicate with you and will not be made available to any noise violation in Norelius Hall. third party.

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Tram Bui students, faculty or alumni. News Editor “Basically, the administration felt that sexual assault was al- ready dealt with [by other parts resented in a straightforward of orientation] and they didn’t Pand unabashed way, social justice theater troupe I Am We Senior I Am We Are member Are is bringing the touchy topic Karla Leitzman said. of sex to students on campus. From this, I Am We Are cre- Publicized as, ‘the sex-talk ated a show discussing experi- you never had,’ the half-hour ences with sex. They are striving long show will feature a variety to strike the balance between of skits, monologues, dialogues, discussing the lighter side of sex poetry and conversations ex- to specifically addressing the pressing a multitude of emo- darker, heavier side of sexual tions. Traditionally, the I Am We assault. For many people, the Are cast draws from personal topic of sex is often still regard- experiences or the experiences ed as taboo or uncomfortable to of close ones. discuss. This stigma, coupled “It’s been an intense creative with both reported and unre- process. We began at the end of ported sexual assaults that have fall semester until now sharing occurred on campus in recent stories, more or less, and trying years, has made the topic more important than ever to discuss. stories into something that is “Some people had been hurt accessible to the audience and by the visceral nature and [the send some larger messages as emotional intenstity of the to how sex exists on this campus show], but we had a really great and in our society,” Senior I Am discussion with JoNes and cre- We Are member Alex Chris- ated a sex show, and one of the tensen said. major themes of it was the idea of ‘the talk.’ Sex is something we The I Am We Are “Sex Show“ Submitted will take place Friday, Feb. 15 in talk about every day. It is some- Both the Counseling Center and SART will be present at the show to provide support and answer questions. Alumni Hall at 7:00 p.m. thing we think about every day. “The show is going to be We are bombarded with images experiences about sex,” Chris- they’re not alone,” Fernstrom Leizman, who also serves as really fun. It’s going to be ev- of it every day,” Burnett said. tensen said. said. Alpha Sigma Tau Philanthropy erything that sex is: awkward, “The element of the show “Many groups on campus The Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, Committee Chair, said. weird, embarassing, fun,” Se- that will come out very early are showing support and have whose philanthropy concerns “I think that we use theater nior I Am We Are member Dan is the notion of ‘the talk,’ when an emotional investment in the sexual assault and domestic in a particular way and when Burnett said. your parents sit you down and abuse, will be providing public- we are putting these topics on, The particular subject of sex discuss sexual experiences in a during E Pluribus, but since it ity and co-sponsoring the event it’s happening peer-to-peer has been a topic that I Am We responsible, appropriate man- with I Am We Are. Are had been hoping to address ner,” Christensen said. we’re excited to reach out across “We want to reach as many It’s very intense, but the inten- fully for quite some time. The “I think that’s a naïve notion campus,” Junior I Am We Are people as possible. I Am We group was asked by some ad- because it’s such a different member Tristan Fernstrom said. Are has had a great fall semes- shouldn’t prevent us from hav- ministration members to refrain open-ended experience. What “I really hope that people ter performing E Pluribus at ing these discussions,” Senior from discussing sex during the we really want to do is expand will learn things that they didn’t orientation and for the Board I Am We Are member Julia first-year orientation perfor- the discussion. The content of of Trustees. Now we’re headed Tindell said. mances of E Pluribus. This deci- the show is aimed at providing in the pieces that we will do. into the sex show building mo- sion did not sit well with many windows into a whole variety of mentum for Building Bridges,” Investment club enables students to interact with stock market

Ben Miller 20 students, primarily seeks to that is underpinned by critical our portfolio,” the club’s Vice opportunity to become a better Managing Editor educate its members on the op- and disciplined thinking.” The President of Operations, Bruce investor by realizing why the in- portunities and risks involved club is currently up to $135,000, Quiram said. vestment they chose did so well in the domestic stock market, “Knowing the importance he Gustavus Investment while also allowing its members to the College Scholarship Fund. of investing is important for successful stock in the future.” TClub which was founded to actually interact with the Members of the club stress the everyone whether you are an “Investing and saving is a thanks to a large alumni dona- stock market, through the initial importance of learning to invest. economics/management major, tion, allows students to actively donation they received. “All Gusties should know or an art major because at some or her future,” Quiram said. engage with the stock market. According to the club’s web- the importance of investing,” point in your life you will need “Gusties should be aware that This club, which now main- site, they promote “a mature Junior Economics Major and the the tools to invest,” club mem- the younger that they start sav- tains an active roster of over understanding of the market club’s Vice President of Educa- ber Eric Thorn said. ing and investing, the greater tion, Austin Wentzlaff said. “All the returns they can experience Gusties will almost certainly “Gusties should be compared to if they wait until be involved in investing one aware that the younger they are older. This is due to the Open way or another at some point power of compounding.” in their lives. For most of us, they start saving and “The club is open to all majors M-F 9:30am-5:30pm some important investing deci- investing, the greater and everyone is welcome to sions will come within the next come. No previous investment Sat. 10:00am-1:00pm couple years, when we have to the returns they can answer questions such as ‘What experience.” meeting of the second semester mutual funds should I pick for is Tuesday, Feb. 19. It is never my 401k?’ or ‘How much of —Bruce Quiram www.4theteam.com my income should I contribute “Being in Investment Club the club are willing to stay after to my retirement each month?’ allows members to gain real the meeting time to help out Learning even the basics of investment experience without individuals with questions that 219 W Park Row investing will go a long way the level of risk that they would might not be covered in the club. Embroidery St. Peter take on their own,” Wentzlaff We do our best to keep everyone , MN 56082 investment decisions.” said. “Investment Club gives on pace and make sure no one Engraving “Our average meeting usually everyone a chance to pick an falls behind,” Wentzlaff said. goes from market news to our investment and watch it over a Students can also visit the In- Screen printing 507.931.5966 educational element and then period of time. This allows them vestment Club’s website at sites. to looking at stocks to add to to learn from their mistakes google.com/a/gustavus.edu/ Sublimation our portfolio or reevaluating without losing any of their own gustavus-adolphus-college- the stocks that are currently in money, and it also gives them an investment-club/home. Page 4
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Beth Schmidt Having the opportunity to termination and responsibility,” get to know her twenty-four Lindsey’s advisor and Professor A&E Editor teammates has given Lindsey in Biology John Lammert said. another group of friends to call “I pray a lot about the balance n the ice she holds the family. that I need to keep my schedule most penalties at Gusta- “It has been really great to get under control. I have learned Ovus, but after she takes so close to my teammates. As a a lot about time management off the helmet, Senior Lindsey senior this time around I have and organization and when I Hjelm warms hearts and in- enjoyed the chance to help and am peer mentoring I love that spires kindness. support the underclassmen with I have the chance to encourage Lindsey has played competi- both hockey and academics,” others that they can do what tive hockey since high school. Lindsey said. they set their mind to, that they She has made herself known on The women’s hockey team can reach for something better,” the ice, being named Gustavus’ is undefeated, with one game Lindsey said. January Student-Athlete of the ending in a tie. Lindsey has ten Faith plays a huge role in Month, the MIAC Women’s goals so far in the season, and Lindsey’s life and joining the Hockey Athlete of the Week and she is looking forward to the rest Fellowship of Christian Athletes of her senior season. gave her a support group with on Jan. 26, 2013. “I admire Lindsey for all the the same beliefs and goals. different organizations, groups “Being able to glorify God “I pray a lot about the and activities that she is in- through athletics is wonderful volved in besides hockey. On because it is such a big part of balance that I need to top of that she is a very talented my life. I am trusting that there keep my schedule under student that takes no short cuts is a plan because of how faithful in getting great grades,” Car- God has been to me,” she said. control. I have learned a roll said. Lindsey is leaving a mark lot about time manage- Off the ice, Lindsey is a pre of sincere passion and deep med biology major with minors relationships with the people ment and organization, in studio art and religion. She is she meets inside and outside of and when I am peer men- studying for the MCAT to reach Gustavus. Meeting people from her goal of going to med school. different backgrounds has given toring I love that I have She is a member of Tri Beta, Fel- Lindsey many great relation- the chance to encourage lowship of Christian Athletes ships that she is grateful to have. and Guild of Lucia as well as a “I want to be able to serve others that they can do Gustie Greeter and a Peer Men- people through medicine. Pay- what they set their mind tor for biology and chemistry. ing it forward and helping oth- Alongside a full class sched- ers is very important. There is to, that they can reach ule and the time commitments so much life to discover and I for something better.” with organizations, Lindsey hope to plug into communities spends two days lifting and and learn about other people,” — Lindsey Hjelm two to three days doing yoga Lindsey said. Being a college athlete takes a lot of discipline and Senior Lindsey Mara LeBlanc “Lindsey is extremely com- with teammates. With games on “Lindsey is ‘real’ in every- Hjelm has learned how to balance her hockey and academic life petitive and plays with a chip the weekends, the women also thing she does. Her character, with time management and organization skills. on her shoulder, but at the practice two hours each day. energy and integrity are always same time is a compassionate “I am impressed in her pri- evident,” Lammert said. and caring teammate,” Head orities; academics come first. Women’s Hockey Coach Mike Lindsey’s work ethic includes Carroll said. organization, perseverance, de-

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We decided to kept intact,” MacCarthy said. has not been short of hard work. go more military, classic Russian “The highlight of this show is “We’re just starting to get in a sense of realism instead.” that it’s a comedic piece from Sandy Xiong the feel of everything,” Junior Not wanting to draw atten- the Russian repertoire. It’s Staff Writer Theatre Major Comfort Dolo tion away from the dialogue, important that students are (playing the role of the Mayor’s Van Kempen has been design- exposed to plays and writers et at the turn of the wife) said. “We have a lot of new ing costumes carefully to suit across the globe and from a dif- Stwentieth century, talents here; a lot of unfamiliar the needs of the play while ferent time period.” The Government Inspector faces, and we’re just beginning maintaining as much historical The Government Inspector will promises to entice audience to see what people are bringing accuracy as possible. be presented in Anderson The- members with an entertaining into every role.” “It’s a period show set at the atre Feb. 21 through Feb. 23 adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s As part of the largest cast that turn of the century, and because from 8 to 10 p.m. and Feb. 24 satirical play. MacCarthy has ever directed of that, I’ve had to think about from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Tickets are The Government Inspector takes at Gustavus, he’s had many when zippers were designed, free for Gustavus students and place in a small, rural town in characters to work with. Also researching buttons and how staff; available at the Students Russia, where corruption brews working closely with each cast rural Russia was dressed in Activities Office or online at in every crevice of the popula- member is Costume Designer this time period,” Van Kempen gustavustickets.com. tion, with most businesses, hos- pitals and merchants operating through bribery and dishonesty. Inviting trouble to this storyline, an incognito inspector appears on the scene to observe this cor- rupt lifestyle. Directed by Assistant Profes- sor in Theatre and Dance Henry MacCarthy, The Government Inspector is adapted from its nineteenth century origins to be accessible to contemporary audiences. Fast-paced and edgy, the show is meant to shine a light on Russian history and literature, and do so through a humorous lens. - most,” MacCarthy said. “We wanted to make sure we kept that comedic spirit throughout the entire play. It’s also a com- edy of errors—mistakes are made that propels the actions forward.” Blake VanOosbree In this farce, no single char- acter is safe from being ma- The Government Inspector Submitted of spring semester. Do yourself a favor this weekend by seeing Wreck-It Ralph Dance Revolution, Pacman and him at a “Bad-Anon” meeting, way (enter the voices of Sarah would watch it day after day the like. When the lights go out set up much like Alcoholics Silverman, School of Rock; Jack due to its pleasing charismatic at night in the arcade, the char- Anonymous. The bad guys feel McBrayer, 30 Rock; Jane Lynch and cute characters. acters are free. bad for being so bad and so they Role Models and Alan Tudyk, If you’re not one for happy With no childish children to console themselves with their Dodgeball) and is discriminated endings, cuteness, John C. Ri- command their every move- motto, “I am bad and that’s against in every game he enters. ley, laughter or arcades, then I ment, they’re able to run and not bad.” Ralph, on the other would tell you to see it anyway jump as they please; as long as hand—tired of being excluded Rush,” a racing game in some because I’d wager Wreck-It Ralph they’re back in their respective in the “Fix-It Felix” world, tired candy land, after crashing a will change your heinous pref- games by the time the arcade of living alone in the garbage space ship from “Hero’s Duty.” erences. I present four and a half opens the next day, or the game while he watches Felix and In “Sugar Rush” he meets will be out of order and un- his friends eat cake—wants a Vanellope, who steals his medal plugged. change. to pay her way into the next Ralph’s game, “Fix-It Fe- Crashing the “Fix-It Felix” 30- race. Thus spurs tension not Aaron Albani lix,” is comprised of Ralph year anniversary party, Ralph only between Ralph and his Copy Editor systematically destroying a tries to make some friends and thief, but also everyone else in penthouse with various inhabit- get himself a piece of cake. “Sugar Rush” and the whole of Show Times allenberg Auditorium will ants, followed by Felix and his Shunned from the festivities, the arcade galaxy. Wneed additional seating magic hammer systematically Ralph is determined to leave the I realize the happenings of 8:00 p.m. Friday Feb. 15 this weekend to fit each and repairing everything Ralph game and not return until he has Wreck-It Ralph every Gustie running to see the has wrecked. By the end of the a medal of his own to prove his to put into concise abbreviation 8:00 p.m. Saturday Feb. 16 best recent animated feature to game, Ralph is thrown from the while still doing it justice. What roof into a pile of mud while a medal in his own game—oh I can tell you about this particu- 2:00 p.m. Sunday Feb. 17 Wreck-It Ralph takes place in Felix is bestowed a medal for no: he’ll travel to far and distant - an arcade. More specifically, his heroism. digital worlds until he earns the expectedly funny, delightfully it takes place within all of the The opening sequence, as nar- medal he so craves. whimsical and won’t disappoint All shows in Wallenberg games populating the arcade. rated by Ralph (John C. Riley, And so Ralph’s adventure the average moviegoer. I’ve It’s got all your favorites: Dance Step Brothers, Chicago), shows begins. He meets pals along the heard from sources that they Auditorium Page 6 Page 7 Editor | Chelsea Johnson t
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Chelsea Johnson Black and Bold. countries where there are other cultures?” Bryant said. BLACK HISTORY “Over the years, the group stressed the promotion ofMONTH Having an open mind towards change and keeping a 2013 Features Edtor black culture which student members saw as their moral warm attitude towards learning and accepting others are A Call For Justice obligation to perpetuate and make manifest,” Gray wrote. starting points towards a better future for this institution. “There is a possibility we have waited too long to give Although the group was crucial to the efforts of African “We have to ask ourselves, as a Gustavus community, justice and freedom and equality to the oppressed races American inclusion on campus and recruitment overall, what are we individually and institutionally doing about of the world.” class and racial segregation?” Jones said. The words of our ninth Gustavus president Edgar “Back then our question was ‘How do you engage Continuing to walk in the footsteps of our previous stu- Carlson ring true today just as they did in 1957. A strong potential African American students on campus when dents, faculty and leaders is something that is imperative advocate for civil rights that stemmed from his Christian there’s hardly any to begin with on campus?’” Assistant to take away from this Black History Month. beliefs, Carlson created what is now known as one of the “Gustavus is at a pivotal point. I think we’ve done a most crucial steps toward civil rights—the Black Recruit- Multicultural Programs Virgil Jones said. pretty good job with the idea of diversity. The next step ment Program. “It was important for blacks to be with other blacks and is creative, inclusive diversity that is consistent. We have The vision Carlson had for Gustavus was to expand its to bring black voices and culture to Gustavus,” Gray said. to include people to the point where they feel like they Left: The members of the BSO “Yet it was also important for the black students to take are your family. That’s going to be one of our challenges,” were avid recruiters and often giving African Americans an equal opportunity to higher part in the same program and activities in which other Jones said. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives called, sent letters, and hosted students were participating in.” “We are going to eventually live in the world where we Gustavus cheerleaders cheer at a football game against education. In a time when integration was practically un- perspective African Ameri- The formation of this group and its continued success are the minority. Life, and education, is about interacting St. Johns. heard of, the gravity of this vision cannot go unnoticed. can students. This letter was Its continuous acknowledgement is something that will as an inclusion effort was one of the reasons the College with so many different cultures and learning from each sent to potential students and help us move forward, just as we did then. continues to progress. other,” Gray said. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives members by the BSO. Below: “Every non-white student that came here during that Gustavus Adolphus College Archives As every February passes, there is recognition of Black A shot of one History Month—which entails small events or proceed- time and even comes here now has a different unique of the actors ings to honor the day. But during this February, I invite experience, and it depends on the Gustavus community practicing for you to look deeper into the history of the college that you their next per- love and are a part of, to discover that you are a part of a ‘Gustie’ so that everyone in our community feels good formance. Top something bigger. To see not only how the actions of our about that label,” Jones said. Right: Bruce college in history affected African American students, but Gray’s book also how those students have helped us to become a better Black and Bold about Afri- college and a better community. can American was steadfast in its will to create an equal opportunity Students at for every student who wanted to come to Gustavus, and Gustavus ti- The Black Student Organization even sought out applicants. Gray and Sammelson faced tled Black and During the 1960s, the beginning of active integration the effects of racism and prejudice in their journeys across on campus, an organization known as the Black Student Bold. The book the country as they traveled from school to school seeking Organization (BSO) was formed and ultimately expanded is available at out perspective students. into what is now known as the Pan Afrikan Student Orga- Gustavus Adolphus College Archives the book mark Although recruiting students was a challenge for Gray BSO members come together in Co-Ed for thanksgiv- nization (PASO). For African Americans on campus, this and Sammelson, the greater challenge was faced by the Gustavus Adolphus College Archives for $17. ing celebrations. organization was a way to band together—by performing students—those who wanted a chance in higher educa- shows and musicals, promoting awareness weeks and tion, but were halted by the times of mistreatment and organizing Black History Month activities on campus. discrimination. Those students who wanted to come to a Bruce Gray ‘61, former Dean of Students and Associ- place like Gustavus, but were afraid that they would not be welcomed. the movement to travel the country and recruit African “Their interactions [in the past] consisted of people American and non-white students. Working with former treating them poorly. They had to be bold to come here. Admission Director Owen Sammelson ’58, their efforts Black and Bold. Nobody was telling them what it would concluded in the enrollment of approximately 80 minor- be like, but when they took the chance to see, they stayed,” ity students on campus during the ‘60s and ‘70s. Gray is Gray said, citing a reference to his book. Gustavus College Archives also recognized for establishing the BSO and serving as During a tour of New York City, Sammelson recalled, “I their advisor, and has since published a book that tells a was the only white person around. [The person I was with] Top: The production history of African American Students at Gustavus, titled noticed my unease and said to me, ‘Now you know how “The Me Nobody our students feel when they arrive at Gustavus.’” Knows” was put on by the BSO in Moving Forward the 1970s. Middle: Even seeing the accomplishments this college Marketing and Communication The Black Student PASO, which was originally the BSO, puts on an annual Organization’s has made toward racial equality, our work is still Africa Night at Gustavus. not done. Adapting to the changing times means monthly newspaper. we have to accept that newer generations negotiate Bottom left: African the term of diversity differently than older genera- American students tions used to. practice for their “I would like to see less of an emphasis on this performance of institution trying to think of representation as the “The Me Nobody only way to deal with issues of diversity. They need Knows”. Bottom to really think about what students of color are right: A shot from bringing to the institution that’s valuable,” English of Muresuk Mena Professor and alumni Philip Bryant ’73 said. ’13 during Africa - Night 2012, put on ing to prepare students for workplaces with diverse by PASO. Marketing and Communication coworkers or even working professionally in other A group of students from the BSO stand together for a picture. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives Students Bushra Wahid ‘13 Muresuk Mena ’13 and enjoy dancing during Africa Night in 2012. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives Marketing and Communication Editor | Kristina Ericksen opinion 'SJEBZ
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t Page 8 The job search quandry cause I attended a “good” (code for “private”) school. I was is absolutely nothing magical consider a rising blood pres- sure and high levels of anxiety “magical.” Why is it that many of us have after we graduate? Perhaps one of the biggest roadblocks we face is the issue of experience. Katie Volney New talent is often ignored Staff Writer because companies only look for candidates that meet the s second semester begins dreaded “3-5 years previous Aand graduation looms experience” requirement. Hon- on the horizon for many of us, estly, how is anyone supposed to get any experience when they grad school continues. For the are continually shunned from past three years we’ve placated friends and family with am- Companies also seek candi- Katie Volney biguous answers to the question dates who have several intern- Help wanted: I need a job. every college student hears at ships under their belt. While least a hundred times over the this is an easy feat for most course of their undergraduate students in the Cities, who are we should be spending more career: “What are you going to able to intern during the school that certainly did not require time tweaking our resumés and at Gustavus is worth every do after you graduate?” year, as Gusties living in nearly a diploma with a whopping penny. There are companies For those of us who are not complete isolation we are lim- $200,000 price tag. - that are eager to accept new lucky enough to have already ited to summer and J-term, save Perhaps one of the most im- tion process. the lucky few who are able to portant things to remember While the tone of this article to find. Until then, we are this seemingly harmless ques- score an on-campus internship. is largely melancholy, do not charged with the task of trying tion has become a dreaded one, All in all, it is safe to say that be persistent - apply, apply, ap- view it as some sort of harbin- our hardest to become gain- one with the power to make ply and when in doubt, apply ger of doom in your search for fully employed while trying this day and age is stressful and some more. While many of us employment. The bottom line to avoid developing stress us come unglued. seemingly impossible at times. are busy wallowing in our own is that we will all get hired headaches and stomach ulcers Many recent grads I know misery over the concept of grad- to Gustavus, fed with magi- have been unsuccessful (even uating and mulling over the some extra time and effort put endeavors. cal notions of never having to nearly one year out from their fact that we won’t be returning forth on our end. Through all - graduation) and are forced to to our beloved Hill next year, the fruitless searches we can be Dante, divinity and other words starting by Sta! Columnist with “d” Sydney Seewald

on suicide and homosexuality, medieval Italian politics—on the internet, any of these would start a riot. But this isn’t the in- ternet. This is Gustavus. We’re civilized. No matter how pas- sionate we are about an issue, we’re respectful. Logical, rea- soned discussion exists here, Honey Boo Boo and politicians. Politics, religion, sports, whether or not Twilight deserves Greg Meyer to be called literature – these are Staff Writer topics we discuss. And except for conversations involving spend a lot of time on the in- Twilight, there have been no Iternet. In particular, parts of slurs, no shouting, no anger. Just the internet that aren’t always logic and opinions. Honestly, polite. Ever heard of 4chan? it’s a bit scary. It’s not natural I’m used to slurs, trolling and to be so polite! Or, at least, not natural on the internet. But I Rick-Rolling. keep forgetting. Gustavus isn’t So when I walked into class the internet. I don’t know how we do expecting something much it. Maybe, in the distant past different than what unfolded. (1862), a pact was signed with See, this was a class on Dante grotesque Elder Gods, granting Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy, us a haven of logic and reason an epic poem covering Heaven, among the world’s irrational- Hell and Purgatory. Now, given disagreeing with a teacher was you. I’m too tainted by the in- that The Divine Comedy was writ- than the average bear. It doesn’t grade suicide, where complain- ternet. You’re the ones who run ten by an Italian Catholic during matter. What we’ve got here is ing to a dean got you marked GustieLeaks, you’re the ones Keep it up. May we keep our the 1300s, it’s a bit divisive. And awesome. “troublemaker.” Gustavus isn’t who go to meetings, you’re the bastion of dialogue forever. medieval. And other descriptive Not long ago, I attended like that. Here, THE GUSTAVIAN ones who throw out insights in Now, I need to get back to words in the same vein. a different college. A dingy WEEKLY can report on the furor class, you’re the ones who make 4chan. There’s an Anon who Topics like free will, whether place, with pus-yellow walls, surrounding President Ohle and signs, you’re the ones who par- needs to be told that he is wrong. - a horrid place that shall not be not be censored. ticipate. And you’re awesome. Wrong! WRONG! ness of Limbo, Dante’s views named. This was a school where And that’s because of us. Well, Every one of you. Seniors and Page 9 Friday, February 15, 2013 opinion T!" G#$%&'(&) W""*+, Letter to the editor Chair Bernhardson and the years with President Ohle. Board of Trustees, Hank Toutain left after nine- Your recent, dismissive let- teen years as Dean of Students. ter to Gustavus Alumni fo- Chaplain Brian Johnson, after cused solely on the fundrais- speaking out against him, left ing achievements of the past because of the President’s few years. Even in the one disrespect. Eric Eliason and area he hasn’t completely Mariangela Maguire resigned failed at, President Ohle has from their positions as Aca- been a lackluster fundraiser. demic Deans shortly after Without him, I believe our Mary Morton, citing President outstanding Vice President Ohle as the sole reason. for Institutional Advancement Meanwhile the Chaplain’s Peter Diamond would have had similar re- office has been struggling Staff Writer sults. Further, I believe that the under interim Senior Chap- Becks showed their extreme lain Rod Anderson. Even the generosity because of what few members of the faculty few weeks ago, I was out Gustavus, not President Ohle, who were otherwise neutral A having lunch with some meant to them. And perhaps about President Ohle were friends of mine when out of with a different President, upset when he created a new the blue, one of them asked me Campaign Gustavus could Senior Chaplain position and what I thought of the sandwich I’m not laughing. But I’m getting pretty hungry. Creative Commons have gone public with at least filled it with the man who one-half of its fundraising goal led the search committee that tells the woman to go back to met, the metric for success in appointed President Ohle. the kitchen, presuming that funny, then it is a cheap laugh - large fundraising campaigns, Most see an unsettling level women are incapable of do- and without stretching the of cronyism. And in another ing anything else. Of course I about something, you probably fends you, if this seemingly endless wave has any hope of bow to cronyism, President told her it was an overplayed, “donated.” Ohle replaced Chad Fothergil ever ending, then put a stop to on Twitter. Does that promul- it by making a point of it. But I would like to focus unexpectedly and unilaterally humor attached to it, if there on people, not numbers. It’s with the spouse of another re- was any to begin with. Plus, gate any stereotypes of our What I know is this: if stereo- culture? Do they do more harm types have any chance of going cent Ohle hire, proving that in have told me they would be President Ohle’s administra- very notion? So I found it odd than good? Does it validate the idea that it’s okay to acknowl- with them, and that can only leaving if President Ohle’s tion loyalty to Jack and loyalty when she disagreed with me. contract is renewed. Working to Gustavus mean two very Of course my friend isn’t the edge the petty problems in occur as time moves on, as we day-to-day life? I’m not sure I realizes how wrong it really is within President Ohle’s ad- different things. spokesperson for all women, ministration is reputedly more nor is she trying to be, but in when it comes to attempting to different after all, as are the categorize people. When people intimidating than being a Gustavus community spurned - faculty member, where tenure by President Ohle. I do not ing about something, aren’t we people they are impacting. stop laughing, they’ll stop pass- Jokes are a two-way street– ing them along, but that can doesn’t protect someone from know if these were mistakes of acknowledging how wrong that speaking publically against ignorance by a leader who has - they must be taken well and only occur without a nervous delivered without malicious chuckle keep a noted “offense the President or his misman- little respect for those beneath nate the fallacies hidden within agement style. The faculty say him or a conscious effort to use stereotyping? She told me that intent. Self-deprecation is one taken.” thing; at times we need to be that there will be an exodus people towards some corrupt if Ohle’s contract is renewed. goal. In either case, he is not or a belief, and since when have able to laugh at ourselves, but we need to have the inherent Members of the administra- a business leader, he is a bad tion could never publicize leader who is opposed to our self-respect to be able to shrug part of me thinks, or wishes to think, that we live in a society that displeasure. This crisis is core values. I demand that coping mechanism, a way of President Ohle be removed dealing with discomfort? Can’t harm us. But honestly, what is smart enough to realize that. So from here on out, let’s tell others whole Gustavus community. before the end of the academic Some of the administration year. of another person? If that is instead of laughing along. were unable to stand even four I responded that there are all Nick Prince, ‘12 us can honestly say they haven’t done some Grib-stalking?), in- stead of feeling a rush of guilt about the time you’re about to waste, set a timer. Give yourself 15 minutes or an hour – and be realistic. This is not the time to set unattainable goals. The next feel racked with guilt the entire time we’re scrolling Tumblr and before we know it, we’ve sat in a Darcy Coulter puddle of self-hate for an hour. Not healthy! Give yourself the Staff Writer time to breathe, and then stop here are a lot of things I when your timer goes off. Stop- Tcould be doing right now. ping won’t be quite as hard if Even though there aren’t any you’ve spent. me down yet, I do have some Gusties are busy. Everyone reading I should do; as the knows it. We all feel the need PR Chair for multiple organi- - zations, I could probably be making a poster or updating on or off campus. We spend so a Facebook page; and I should much time running from place probably write an article for the None of my top sites are the Gustavus Moodle page, and I’m proud of it. Darcy Coulter to place, finishing readings opinion section. Instead, I’ve over lunch and writing papers spent the last hour scrolling memes, and most of us have should embrace our procrasti- student. But I would submit an- as fast as we can that we don’t Pinterest. nation. other option for consideration: take time for ourselves. Maybe College students – yes, that can’t stop watching. Don’t write me off yet – there embrace it. Learn to love your includes overachieving Gusties We get to the point where we is a method to the madness. procrastination. sign that your brain needs you – love to procrastinate. We all do stop allowing ourselves to go We spend all of our time pro- Here’s how it works: the next to slow down and stop trying to it, and we all have our favorite on Facebook and Twitter (but crastinating, we feel guilty and do everything at once, and it’s procrastinating activities. Some we have to cheat) or where we beat ourselves up, and then a new tab for Facebook, Twitter, time to stop feeling bad about of us watch YouTube videos for resolve not to procrastinate Tumblr, Pinterest, Reddit, You- it. Anything can be healthy in hours, some of us scroll Tum- all semester, even if it kills us. paper in two hours. It is our Tube or whatever your favorite moderation, even a little time blr, catching up on the latest I’ve been thinking: maybe we cycle. It is the way of the college website might be (who among wasting. calendar * The Calendar Page is considered editorial. The Gustavus Wind The opinions expressed herein are not Tuesday, Feb. 19 the opinions of THE GUSTAVIAN WEEKLY, but Orchestra Home Concert Feit-sty Horoscope the translated manuscript of the Pope’s Weekly Meditation resignation speech. He loves Wreck-It Ralph. Bjorling Recital Hall 1:30 p.m. Interfaith Space Aries 7 p.m. They are unbeatable at home this year. You aren’t the only one experiencing Bring a friend! Put the “bud” in Buddhism. the J-Term hangover. Friday, Feb. 15 The Gustavus Choir Chili Cook-o! & Taurus 2013 Home Concert No matter what I write, no joke is Beer Tasting Lund 224 bigger than the Grammys. Interpretive Center 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20 5 p.m. After this, the orchestra returns for a Gemini I didn’t know St. Peter was getting a duel to determine musical dominance Involvement Fair NASCAR event! on campus. Banquet Rooms Finding out Who Wants to Be a 4:30 p.m. Millionaire? actually originated in the United Kingdom will devastate Weekend Movie: For weeks, Gusties will be most involved you for weeks. I Am We Are Presents: with deleting emails from badgering The Sex Show! Wreck-It Ralph groups. Cancer Alumni Hall Wallenberg Auditorium 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Alone on Valentine’s Day? Get used Shevy Smith Show to it. The religious folk thinking they are going It brings me much Glee to "nd Jane Lynch to The Sects Show are in for a nude in something good. Courtyard Café awakening. 7 p.m. Leo Other misspelled car company Zero Dark Thirty’s ending was the performances by Phord Phillips and biggest shocker since Lincoln’s. Weekend Movie: Krysler Kellogg! Wreck-It Ralph Virgo Wallenberg Auditorium Sunday, Feb. 17 8 p.m. GustieLeaks unfortunately won’t Weekend Movie: take complaints of leaky faucets in The producers still weep at night knowing Wreck-It Ralph your dorm room. this isn’t a Pixar "lm. Thursday, Feb. 21 Wallenberg Auditorium 2 p.m. New Faculty Orientation Libra Cartoons are meant for Saturday Session Sarah McLachlan’s commercial has mornings . . . blasphemers. President’s Dining Room ruined more people’s lives than the Saturday, Feb. 16 12:30 p.m. number of dogs it has saved. Did they just forget to take this o! of the Owls of Minnesota calendar? Scorpio Interpretive Center Props for having a bad@#$ sign of 10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 18 the Zodiac. The Government Not to be confused with Awls of Minnesota, Frost Week: Inspector the annual cobbler’s convention. Sagittarius Window Painting Anderson Theatre 8 p.m. They need to change the papal Evelyn Young Dining Room voting process to the Survivor-style 6 p.m. Everyone will be “Russian” to see this play! voting. Put this s@#$ on primetime. The Painting Club is looking to rebound after years of disappointments in this venue. Capricorn Manspider doesn’t I keep hoping and expecting Ohle to strut into the Caf with some music appreciate professors blaring like some WWE wrestler. telling him what to do. It cramps his style. Aquarius Another Ohle-Villain scenario: He shows everyone his paycheck, yelling, “Scoreboard!”

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t Page 11 Undefeated women’s hockey clinches #1 seed in MIAC

Haley Bell thing that we take pride in as Staff Writer For seniors on the team, going a hockey team since everyone out with a bang is a really im- contributes to the team in their own way, and we need that to he women’s hockey team is consistently been in the Final be successful,” Senior Kelsey T the title of national champions Although the ladies have So far the team’s future looks been having a stellar season, important for the seniors, many staying focused on their goals been ranked number two for ten of the underclassmen have of winning the MIAC title and stepped up their game to make doing well in the Final Four com for Division III women’s tournament has been essential “Even though our end goals of the season against Univer- are the same, everyone works “Even though we have had sity of Wisconsin-Superior, they to achieve these goals in their three Final Four appearances remained one of two unbeaten - the last three seasons, we know that it will only be accomplished through focusing on getting bet- ter each day,” Senior Lindsey “What we’d really like to do is championship— something we have the potential to do,” Senior The success of the women Gustavus Sports Information not only has come from gruel- The Gustavus women’s hockey team gives their all in every game, which ing practices, but also working has led to their undefeated record. major goal for the end of the sea- the athletes exemplify the excel- son has helped unite the women lence that other MIAC athletes the College of Saint Benedict in as a single unit, bringing success “So far we have had many together, and the chemistry that our undefeated status so far has been created on and off the this year and have enjoyed an ice is a huge highlight and is a amazing trip to Austria and “Even though we’re really main reason we’ve been doing excited about the Final Four wins were against River Falls Tournament, we’re just trying to For many of the seniors on this past December as well as focus on one game at a time in the team, this season will be order to ensure that we play our I am extremely proud of the built bonds that made them way our team is continuing to we’ll make it but we’ll certainly into the team that they are now try our hardest,” Sophomore Gustavus Sports Information Sophomore Carolyn Drayer has been a big asset to the team as a strong of- and continue to make Gustavus Before playing in the Final fensive player. Four, the Gustavus women will Exercise and understanding willpower activity, it will be unable to group was told to eat two cook- article “Does Exercise Improve perform to the same standard ies while the other group was Concentration?” by Matthew improve willpower are likely told to eat two radishes while to have positive and noticeable both cognitive and emotional the researchers waited outside results if the effort becomes stress, according to Associate the room to increase their use of that found even 15 minutes of Professor Kathleen Martin Ginis willpower with the opportunity exercise improved the concen- The Miriam Hospital’s Weight at McMaster University, and tration, memory and behavior Control and Diabetes Research willpower, both groups were of elementary students, and Center have shown that practic- we associate willpower with given impossible puzzles to other studies have shown physi- ing self-control through diet and acts of self-regulation, challenge solve, and the disparity between - exercise regimens increase one’s or patience, but it is used just uses of willpower was measur- tration and improve academic capacity to exercise increased as frequently in concentration, handling emotional distress and group spent 11 minutes longer If waking up early is not an “Willpower is like a muscle: it activities that require height- on the task than the radish tast- option, however, don’t despair; needs to be challenged to build Rebecca Hare ing group, as their willpower seeking to improve one’s will- In the study performed by had already been exhausted in power has proven both pos- Copy Editor Martin Ginis and colleague Steven Bray, participants were Knowing the limits to will- ith a new semester comes asked to complete a Stroop power is especially important Wan opportunity to plan a test—a challenging cognitive to students who seek to improve test involving words and col- ors—then track their exercise FIND OPPORTUNITIES your personal goals for im- - experienced by those who are pended their willpower in the disappointed that they don’t GUSTAVUS INTERNSHIP FAIR looking forward to the ben- cognitive test was less inclined have the drive to work out after to complete their workout regi- - Wednesday, March 6, 2013 regular exercise—better overall men for the remainder of the es have been particularly trying, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. health, mood and concentra- the willpower to exercise will be Heritage Room, Campus Center tion—it is essential to recognize Cognizance Magazine pub- the important role willpower lished an article, “The Limits of this should not be an excuse to Business casual dress and résumés Willpower,” describing a similar The Science Daily article, experiment performed on col- This finding also provides are preferred but not required. “Tough Day at Work? 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Feel Like Exercising,” examines their willpower in a simple eat- wake up early and exercise sponsored by: a study in Psychology and before confronting the stresses Health that concluded that - CENTER FOR one has a limited supply of of freshly baked chocolate chip ercising before attending class SERVANT LEADERSHIP willpower, meaning after it has cookies and were divided into may improve one’s ability to gustavus adolphus college concentrate, according to the FEBRUARY 15, 2013 PAGE 12

SPORTS Mother Nature disappoints, SCHEDULE Friday, Feb. 15 the nordic team does not Men’s Swim & Dive @ Renee Hoppe MIAC Championships Asst. Sports & Fitness Although the season is draw- ing to an end, the team still has Editor two important races to look - Women’s Swim & Dive espite a relatively disap- @ MIAC Championships pointing winter in terms of snowfall, the Gusta- Central Region Championships D will be in Houghton, Michigan vus Nordic Ski team has had an Saturday, Feb. 16 The men’s and women’s teams “We are all really excited for - these races because they matter the most for team points and Men’s Basketball @ Con- dordia College 3-6 pm place in the top 30 of the sec- girls’ team, I would like to see Men’s Hockey @ St. Olaf “I am extremely happy with hope to be top 10 in the classic College 7:30-10:30 pm how the guys stepped up this races and top 15 in the skate races for both weekends,” Hett Submitted of the travel team (top 6) were Scott Williams skis a strong second leg of the relay at Al Quaal, Michigan. While both the men and wom- Men’s Nordic @ CCSA seniors last year, but everyone en have high hopes for the end Championships worked hard and the train- of their season, Coach Friedrich is looking forward to next sea- graduated seniors, the women’s For Michigan native, Zach has improved a considerable son and focusing on what the team has used this season to Wagner, the Central Regional team can do to keep up their Men’s Swim & Dive @ amount from last year,” Senior achieve personal bests and meet Championship race in Hough- MIAC Championships ton, Michigan is an exciting “As far as improving for next In reflecting on how much “I had one of my career best opportunity to race on a course off-season training has helped year, it’s all about training in the team improve as a whole, classic race [at Giant’s Ridge], Hett, on the other hand, enjoyed Men’s Tennis hosts UW- a few individuals stand out as - Eau Claire 12:30-2:30 pm racing at Giant’s Ridge for sen- the 15k mass start skate race, I - snow early next year to really placed 9th, Marian Lund was “So far this season, my favor- focus on technique will help, proved a ton despite losing 14th, and Meredith Bache-Wiig ite race was the classic race at Men’s Track & Field @ three of our top six to gradu- was 20th,” Senior Erica Hett Giant’s Ridge because it was a a lot of technique-focused work Saint John’s & Saint Ben’s - challenging course and I put in kenship, Scott Williams, Tyler during these last two years, so Quad Along with having strong a little help from mother nature Gustafson, along with Junior meets, many of the skiers had the same course at the MN State Tony Squillace have enjoyed could give us a little boost,” Women’s Basketball @ opportunities to race and train High School Championships, so huge breakthroughs this sea- it was fun to be back again but Concordia College 1-4 “Another highlight of our racing for a college team now,” pm see those guys step up like they year was traveling to Utah and - Gymnastics @ Best of ally well, and it sends the right message that off-season train- learning experience to compete Minnesota 6-10 pm ing really pays off,” Coach Jed Women’s Hockey hosts While the men’s team had trails that were used in the 2002 ź
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