TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 2014 NEWS // New look, same grease: lo- A&E // Dayton Holiday Festival kicks OPINIONS // Every relationship has SPORTS // Men’s basketball heads VOL. 62 NO. 11 cal fast food joints get makeovers as off holiday season, pg. 8. a shelf life, pg. 12. to Puerto Rico, pg. 16. slick as their food pg. 5.

Red Scare cheers on the men’s basketball team Friday during a game against FLYER NEWS Alabama A&M. Late-night concert celebrates local music AVIATE sessions prompt further discussion, concern

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Housing and residence life staff con- tinued the conversation about the AVI- ATE housing system at an information session Friday. The session followed a meeting with Student Government Associa- tion President Sarah Dickson, Vice President Elaine Laux and housing and residence life staff Wednesday. In that meeting, housing and residence life staff explained how and why the AVIATE housing system was devel- oped, Dickson said. Executive Director of Housing and Residence Life Steve Herndon, Direc- Local band, Motel Beds (above), will perform at McGinnis Friday at 10 p.m. Courtesy of Art Jipson. tor of Housing Operations Jim Froe- Top right photo by Chris Santucci/Photo Editor hlich and Director of Residence Life Christina Smith told Dickson and Laux KATIE CHRISTOFF century living learning communi- nate with students, without being hip-hop. senior administration officials man- A&E Editor ty, better known as C21, which is preachy or boring.” In this evolving music scene, dated the change because the lottery coordinated by Jipson. Over the past 10 years, Jipson’s Motel Beds has remained at the system was confusing, even to housing “We’ve consistently articulated radio show has evolved and pri- forefront for close to 10 years. The and residence life staff. that if there was one tagline for marily become a platform for him band, currently promoting its fifth “That five minute window, when “Support your local music the radio show it was this: support to play local artists and make stu- full-length album, has been tour- five minutes feels like five seconds,” scene” has long been the tagline your local music scene,” Jipson dents aware of the Dayton music ing nationally and recently re- provoked student anxiety, Herndon for WUDR Flyer Radio’s “Your said. “You should go buy the CDs, scene. leased its sixth album. said at the Friday information meeting. Tuesday Afternoon Alternative,” go out and buy the vinyl albums, “What started off as an academ- “When I first heard them play, “You feel that so much is on the line.” a weekly radio show hosted by Art go to shows and buy the t-shirts, ic pursuit, using music as a way to I thought if these guys don’t go In 2012, housing and residence life Jipson, the director of criminal go out and tell people about the get people to think about things, somewhere, there’s just seriously staff created a task force and invited justice studies at the University of bands you just saw that changed became more about exposing peo- something wrong with the uni- students to participate in focus groups, Dayton, and his wife Tracey. your life.” ple to music that they wouldn’t verse,” Jipson said. “They’re just but the staff said “no one showed inter- On Friday, Dr. J, as Jipson is Jipson teaches a popular cul- normally get a chance to hear,” that good.” Motel Beds performed est at the time,” according to Dickson. (affectionately) known by his stu- ture class and quickly discovered Jipson said. “We’re not passing at ArtStreet’s 1World Celebration The special interest housing process dents, will bring that mantra to an interest among his students in judgment; we’re just trying to cre- last April and looks forward to re- was “exploding,” Dickson said, so the life by hosting a late-night concert the music he shared with them. ate the opportunity for people to turning to play at UD. task force used that process as a base on campus. Two prominent local He’s been a radio DJ since his col- hear different things.” “It was a really good crowd,” model for AVIATE. bands, Motel Beds and Ghost Town lege years, so he decided to use the Dayton is home to many local guitarist Tommy Cooper said of “In the end, students have more Silence, will perform a free show medium he was most familiar with bands, and Jipson said they’re performing at UD. “There were control [under AVIATE],” Froehlich in the McGinnis Center’s multi- to share his passion for local music often under-recognized. For that lots of new faces and good vibes said at the Friday information session. purpose room. with students. reason, his show has had a strong all around.” “In every session, that’s the response This concert will celebrate “It became apparent that there’s focus on independent, local music. Jipson said the band had a warm we’ve gotten.” the 10-year anniversary of “Your only so much you can do in a class, He describes the Dayton music reception and sold $200 worth of CDs Tuesday Afternoon Alternative” and I wanted to do so much more scene as eclectic: in the ‘70s, it was during its performance at 1World. and also serve as a learning ex- than that,” Jipson said. “But I had home to a large funk scene but is perience for first-year students in to ask myself how to do it in a now more diverse, including noise- the self and community in the 21st way that would motivate and reso- rock, metal, country, folk and even See MOTEL, pg. 4 See AVIATE, pg. 2

FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com LifeShel creates phone case to help prevent sexual assault CAMPUS ON THE FLY FAITH AND REASON KATIE CHRISTOFF pired Nov. 3. The Kickstarter has a goal For the second time, UD’s On the Fly ArtsLIVE will present the New York Po- A&E Editor of $70,000 and raised more than $45,000. Improv will make you laugh (hope- lyphony’s “Faith and Reason” at Holy An- The campaign offered a variety of do- fully) in Sears Recital Hall, Friday from gels Church on Brown Street, Thursday Sexual assault on campus has been nation options with different rewards 7:30-9:30 p.m. For more information, at 8 p.m. New York’s chamber quartet a prominent issue in the media lately, for each. visit udayton.edu/studev/involvement New York Polyphony specializes in an- forcing colleges and universities to Whistl was also available for pur- or email [email protected]. cient sacred music. UD faculty, staff and reconsider their policies. Some states, chase through the Kickstarter cam- Source: udayton.edu alumni can attend for $12. UD students like California and New York, have at- paign for just $57, a significant discount can attend for $8. Source: udayton.edu tempted to require affirmative consent from the $90-$100 retail price after the ALT THANKSGIVING before any sexual activity, but, in many product debuts in July, according to Wu. Thanksgiving isn’t just about turkeys and HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST cases, this leads to a messy “he said, she Their Kickstarter campaign generat- America. The Office of Multicultural Af- Fateh Azzam, University of Dayton Hu- said” situation. ed support from the Pittsburgh commu- fairs and Housing and Residence Life man Rights Center scholar-practitioner But what if there was an app for that? nity and even earned LifeShel national will host an alternative thanksgiving in in residence, on Human Rights in A group of young entrepreneurs recognition. McGinnis Center, Thursday from 5-6:30 the Middle East, will present “Inter- in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, have de- “We owe a lot of our success to CMU’s p.m. Discuss the cultural misrepresenta- national Law, Human Rights and the veloped a tool, which they believe will connections to the entrepreneurship tion of Native Americans in the media Politics of Despair: Human Rights in the take positive and preventative action. community here in Pittsburgh,” Fu and education that glaringly surfaces Middle East” Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. Through their company, LifeShel, they said. “It has connected us with a lot of during the Thanksgiving season. For For more information, email Youssef have developed a smartphone case and mentors and potential business part- Dayton Fire Department trains UD Rescue Squad to extricate crash victims from cars Friday. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor more information, visit oma.udayton. Farhat at [email protected]. accompanying app designed to prevent ners.” edu. Source: udayton.edu Source: udayton.edu sexual assault. As for the national recognition, The Whistl smartphone case will set Jayon Wang, Alan Fu, Leah Yingling and Siri Amrit Ramos founded LifeShel during their time at Carnegie Mellon University. Whistl has even made its way to the NATION LOCAL off an alarm, record video and audio, Courtesy of Rebekah Spicuglia. White House. President Obama com- and alert police, family and friends at mented on the product, saying: “I think TEXAS CHEMICAL LEAK KILLS FOUR FREAKING OUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD FERGUSON PREPARES FOR WORST SWORD-WIELDING WHITE MAN ROBS THE DEVIL APPEARS IN MANY FORMS the click of a button by the user. It will wouldn’t have helped her, and that was app that alerts the police and family To set off these features, two buttons it’s a great idea, let’s see if we can high- At a Dupont Industrial plant in Houston, Campus police officers arrested Cana- The grand jury’s decision for the Mi- COUSIN VINNY’S Mother Michelle Allen bought a pink be available for the iPhone 5, 5s and 6 in something we wanted to make sure no and friends selected by the user. If they must be pressed at once, preventing light it and find out more about it.” methyl mercaptan, an odorless chemi- dian musician Mac DeMarco at his UC chael Brown Ferguson, Missouri, case A white male, possibly with a tear drop fairy princess wand for her two-year-old July 2015. one else had to face.” have the Whistl app, it will notify them it from accidentally being set off in a Fu said that LifeShel is currently cal used to create insecticides and Santa Barbara show for climbing the should be announced this week, caus- tattoo under his right eye, robbed a daughter. When she pulled back the It was conceived and developed by Whistl works in three different ways. immediately, and if not, they’ll receive a pocket or purse, Fu said. focusing all its energy on this product fungicides, leaked for two hours early ceiling beams. Officers also arrested ing groups to plan for what will happen if Beavercreek Cousin Vinny’s Pizza with a foil flower on the center of the wand’s recent graduates of Carnegie Mellon First, it sets off a loud alarm and LED text message alert. Whistl has been in the works for in order for it to succeed and gain more Saturday morning, killing four of the five two attendees for moshing and resisting the white police officer who shot Brown sword Oct. 23. The suspect escaped in top, she uncovered a picture of a de- University, Alan Fu, Jayon Wang, Leah light in order to draw as much attention Wu explained that the case has a eight months now, and the founders of recognition. employees in the unit. The chemical is an officer. Police officers did not realize is not indicted. Protest groups are plan- a white Chevy Impala and has yet to be monic girl cutting her arm with a knife. Yingling and Siri Amrit Ramos, after a to the victim as possible. It also begins paired Bluetooth connection to the app LifeShel developed it themselves since “I eventually hope to be able to dis- not toxic for those living in close proximity DeMarco was the lead singer until after ning “safe spaces” where people can found. The Beavercreek Police Depart- The packaging promised music, but the close friend of theirs was attacked on recording audio and video as soon as it’s so the user never has to go to the trouble they all have engineering backgrounds. tribute it to universities,” he said. of the plant, but it reached areas as far they questioned him. The gap-toothed “escape the cold—or the tear gas.” ment has posted photos from security wand only produced diabolical laughter. campus. put into action. of unlocking their phone or entering a They also worked closely with Pitts- Whistl will be available at lifeshel. as 40 miles away. The plant will cooper- musician was not charged with a crime. Source: The New York Times footage online, so if you see the man— The “Evilstick” is now selling for more “Back then, it was her cell phone “There’s never a question of ‘he said, security code in their moment of dis- burgh Action Against Rape for input in com in July 2015. It can accommodate ate with officials investigating the leak. Source: The Santa Barbara Independent bearing or not bearing his sword—call than $200 on Ebay. Source: WHIO that actually saved her,” Alan Fu, chief she said’ if you record the evidence,” Fu tress. The case has a button that allows the design. the iPhone 5, 5s and 6 and comes in Source: Aljazeera MISS NEW BOOTY 937-426-1225. Source: WHIO operating officer of LifeShel said. “If said. for immediate access to the app and its LifeShel started a Kickstarter cam- black or white. For more information, BRITISH INVASION Paper Magazine tried to break the in- ‘HANNIBAL’ BITES AGAIN her call to 911 hadn’t gone through, it Finally, Whistl connects with an safety features. paign to promote Whistl, which just ex- visit lifeshel.com. ISIS UPLOADS ANOTHER VIDEO Prince William and Kate, Duchess of ternet with Kim Kardashian West’s butt WE DIDN’T START THE FIRE A man charged with biting another man’s On Sunday, President Barack Obama Cambridge, will visit New York for the first Monday. Kim’s full-nude photos were Dayton Fire Department Engine 15 earlobe off was arrested Sunday morn- AVIATE confirmed ISIS’s murder of a 26-year- time to visit the National September 11 intended to ignite a #BreakTheInternet responded to a fire report Saturday ing. The victim returned to the scene of old U.S. aid worker. The 16-minute video Memorial and Museum Dec. 7-9. Their social media campaign, but a #Fix- night but got into a fender-bender on the crime to ask for his earlobe, but the (cont. from pg. 1) said the worker was killed in a Syrian last trek to the U.S. was in 2011 for charity TheInternet campaign retaliated. “And its way to the scene. The truck dam- suspect would only return the lobe in ex- Since students did not know about justice and international studies major Junior Panhellenic Delegate and Pi To receive the participation credits, things they are passionate about and in town, showed beheadings of Syrian sol- work and a polo competition. Prince Wil- they say I didn’t have a talent...” Kim aged its bumper, but no one was in- change for a lighter. The suspect’s wife the new system prior to their housing Sean Desrosiers was also turned away Beta Phi Natalie Kretzschmar, a double which become PATH points after the for the long term,” Alejandro Trujillo, diers and warned the U.S. to stop its liam also will attend a World Bank confer- tweeted Wednesday, “try balancing a jured. The building was not burning, told police officers her husband “was choices for this year, Froehlich said from the event. major in political science and public reflection responses are submitted a junior psychology major, said in the airstrike campaign in Iraq and Syria. ence in Washington, D.C. during his stay. champagne glass on your ass LOL.” so the engine was not needed anyway. not in his right mind due to being intoxi- landlord tenants will receive the five Hughes called the event a success be- relations, estimated she devotes more online, only one roommate in a dorm, Nov. 4 housing article for Flyer News. Source: Time Magazine Source: CNN Source: The Huffington Post Source: WHIO cated.” Source: Dayton Daily News points they cannot do on campus and cause it drew a crowd but said, “Many than 12 hours of an average weekday apartment or house needs to attend a RESPONSE: rising juniors will have the average people left about 20 minutes into the to academics, organizations and work. community building meeting. Accord- “In terms of finding value in [AVI- number of points juniors accumulated. presentation or spent the whole time Kretzschmar said that her leadership ing to Page, reflection responses should ATE],” Froehlich said at the Friday WORLD SUDOKU DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM “The idea is that this is year one,” playing on their phones, which was very positions are helping her grow more take five minutes. information session, suggestions and PUTIN GOES PUNK Herndon said at the Friday informa- rude to Dr. Brod and not fair to people than a housing and residence life-ap- The curriculum for the community requests for partnerships with orga- THE HORROR, THE HORROR WOMAN RISES FROM THE DEAD tion session. “Year one is not indicative who were turned away from the event.” proved event would, but that her com- building meetings is standardized, so nizations, clubs and university depart- Russian President Vladimir Putin an- Virunga, Africa’s oldest national park, has A 91-year-old Polish woman was de- of what year two and three are going to “I understand why the university is munity involvement will hurt her in the students can go to another meeting in a ments are welcome. nounced Russia’s alternative Wikipedia been protected throughout history, but a clared dead Nov. 6. Eleven hours later, be.” encouraging students to go to events, housing process. different dorm, apartment or block at a Most of these events like floor meet- project Friday. The Internet, or as Putin British company has been searching the she woke up in a funeral home. The However, students have voiced con- but I think it encourages students to “Let’s not even talk about com- time that works for them, Froehlich said ings have already existed, Froehlich likes to call it a “CIA special project,” does land for oil. Villagers who spoke against doctor signed the woman’s death cer- cerns about the process. participate for the wrong reasons.” muters who would like to move back at the Friday information session. said, housing and residence life just not provide the Russian people with “de- the mining were beaten by government tificate after being called to the scene, “This is a paradigm shift,” Herndon RESPONSE: on campus,” another student, junior CULTURE CONCERN: hasn’t had a way to “assess and incen- tailed and reliable” information, Putin solders. A park warden was kidnapped her family began planning her funeral said at the Friday information session. “The [attendance] caps have already Cheyenne Anderson, on the pre-med First-year honors student and unde- tivize” it. said. Since February, Russian authorities and tortured for trying to block the oil services then the funeral home called “I think the anxiety that was created existed,” Froehlich said. “The space track, said. cided major Eva Schuller said the new Students come to Dayton for class- have had the ability to block websites company. The fight is just one in the war to tell them the woman was alive. overshadowed the system.” may only be able to accommodate a On an average day, Anderson attends system seems like a positive way to facil- room learning, he said. Experiential without a court order. Coincidentally, two between economic and environmental Source: CNN ATTENDEE CAP CONCERN: certain number [of attendees].” If more class for five hours, does homework for itate involvement, but she’s heard “we learning like co-ops, study abroad of the first banned sites critiqued the benefit. Source: The New York Times Senior public relations major Me- students RSVP to events than organiz- five hours then studies for two hours. have to go to this event, so we can get and internships is for resume and government. Source: Time Magazine THE SOCIAL (BEARD) NETWORK lissa Hughes, a sexual violence preven- ers originally estimated, they will try to She also is the treasurer of her women’s better housing” from fellow first years. personal fulfillment. Residential BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE tion peer educator, helped organize and look for larger spaces. fraternity, which she said consumes Sigma Alpha Epsilon member Tom- learning,AVIATE, Herndon said at the “There are many people with beards who promote the Nov. 5 Harry Brod “Asking But, an RSVP is not a lock into about five more hours per week of her my Bashore, a sophomore business Friday information session, is not “just Within days, temperatures have dropped like to have them stroked. And there are For It: The Ethics and Erotics of Sexual events, Froehlich said. Only preregis- time. and marketing major, said he opposes living in community;” it’s actually in areas of Canada and the U.S. by as many people who don’t have beards, but Consent” presentation, an AVIATE tration locks students into events. RESPONSE: this system because those who are un- reflecting upon one’s role in the com- much as 40 degrees. An Alaskan storm would like to stroke them. Bristlr is the event. “The misconception is that there are Students should, on average, attend comfortable in social situations or have munity. has pushed the cold front to those areas. link between the two.” That’s how John Hughes attended but was almost not people out there attending every single one to two events per month to be in- social anxiety are forced into social set- More AVIATE info sessions will be More than 150 flights were canceled at of Bristlr describes his new social net- allowed in the room “because of the event,” Herndon said at the information volved in the residential community. tings. held in January and February. For the Minneapolis airport. Calgary, Canada, working and dating app. If you have a crowds,” she said. She had to “cram into meeting. “We don’t want to make it a burden,” “It’s dangerous because it’s valuing more FN-exclusive updates, follow @ had its warmest October in 50 years, beard or are attracted to beards and are the back” with another peer educator. INVOLVED STUDENT Page said at the Friday information going to one specific event for points, not FlyerNews and like Flyer News on Face- then, in 36 hours, that temperature looking for love, go to app.bristlr.com. Despite his RSVP, junior criminal CONCERN: session. [valuing] involved students who are in book. dropped 32 degrees. Source: BBC Source: Bristlr Solution to Issue 10 sudoku 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com LifeShel creates phone case to help prevent sexual assault CAMPUS ON THE FLY FAITH AND REASON KATIE CHRISTOFF pired Nov. 3. The Kickstarter has a goal For the second time, UD’s On the Fly ArtsLIVE will present the New York Po- A&E Editor of $70,000 and raised more than $45,000. Improv will make you laugh (hope- lyphony’s “Faith and Reason” at Holy An- The campaign offered a variety of do- fully) in Sears Recital Hall, Friday from gels Church on Brown Street, Thursday Sexual assault on campus has been nation options with different rewards 7:30-9:30 p.m. For more information, at 8 p.m. New York’s chamber quartet a prominent issue in the media lately, for each. visit udayton.edu/studev/involvement New York Polyphony specializes in an- forcing colleges and universities to Whistl was also available for pur- or email [email protected]. cient sacred music. UD faculty, staff and reconsider their policies. Some states, chase through the Kickstarter cam- Source: udayton.edu alumni can attend for $12. UD students like California and New York, have at- paign for just $57, a significant discount can attend for $8. Source: udayton.edu tempted to require affirmative consent from the $90-$100 retail price after the ALT THANKSGIVING before any sexual activity, but, in many product debuts in July, according to Wu. Thanksgiving isn’t just about turkeys and HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST cases, this leads to a messy “he said, she Their Kickstarter campaign generat- America. The Office of Multicultural Af- Fateh Azzam, University of Dayton Hu- said” situation. ed support from the Pittsburgh commu- fairs and Housing and Residence Life man Rights Center scholar-practitioner But what if there was an app for that? nity and even earned LifeShel national will host an alternative thanksgiving in in residence, on Human Rights in A group of young entrepreneurs recognition. McGinnis Center, Thursday from 5-6:30 the Middle East, will present “Inter- in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, have de- “We owe a lot of our success to CMU’s p.m. Discuss the cultural misrepresenta- national Law, Human Rights and the veloped a tool, which they believe will connections to the entrepreneurship tion of Native Americans in the media Politics of Despair: Human Rights in the take positive and preventative action. community here in Pittsburgh,” Fu and education that glaringly surfaces Middle East” Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. Through their company, LifeShel, they said. “It has connected us with a lot of during the Thanksgiving season. For For more information, email Youssef have developed a smartphone case and mentors and potential business part- Dayton Fire Department trains UD Rescue Squad to extricate crash victims from cars Friday. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor more information, visit oma.udayton. Farhat at [email protected]. accompanying app designed to prevent ners.” edu. Source: udayton.edu Source: udayton.edu sexual assault. As for the national recognition, The Whistl smartphone case will set Jayon Wang, Alan Fu, Leah Yingling and Siri Amrit Ramos founded LifeShel during their time at Carnegie Mellon University. Whistl has even made its way to the NATION LOCAL off an alarm, record video and audio, Courtesy of Rebekah Spicuglia. White House. President Obama com- and alert police, family and friends at mented on the product, saying: “I think TEXAS CHEMICAL LEAK KILLS FOUR FREAKING OUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD FERGUSON PREPARES FOR WORST SWORD-WIELDING WHITE MAN ROBS THE DEVIL APPEARS IN MANY FORMS the click of a button by the user. It will wouldn’t have helped her, and that was app that alerts the police and family To set off these features, two buttons it’s a great idea, let’s see if we can high- At a Dupont Industrial plant in Houston, Campus police officers arrested Cana- The grand jury’s decision for the Mi- COUSIN VINNY’S Mother Michelle Allen bought a pink be available for the iPhone 5, 5s and 6 in something we wanted to make sure no and friends selected by the user. If they must be pressed at once, preventing light it and find out more about it.” methyl mercaptan, an odorless chemi- dian musician Mac DeMarco at his UC chael Brown Ferguson, Missouri, case A white male, possibly with a tear drop fairy princess wand for her two-year-old July 2015. one else had to face.” have the Whistl app, it will notify them it from accidentally being set off in a Fu said that LifeShel is currently cal used to create insecticides and Santa Barbara show for climbing the should be announced this week, caus- tattoo under his right eye, robbed a daughter. When she pulled back the It was conceived and developed by Whistl works in three different ways. immediately, and if not, they’ll receive a pocket or purse, Fu said. focusing all its energy on this product fungicides, leaked for two hours early ceiling beams. Officers also arrested ing groups to plan for what will happen if Beavercreek Cousin Vinny’s Pizza with a foil flower on the center of the wand’s recent graduates of Carnegie Mellon First, it sets off a loud alarm and LED text message alert. Whistl has been in the works for in order for it to succeed and gain more Saturday morning, killing four of the five two attendees for moshing and resisting the white police officer who shot Brown sword Oct. 23. The suspect escaped in top, she uncovered a picture of a de- University, Alan Fu, Jayon Wang, Leah light in order to draw as much attention Wu explained that the case has a eight months now, and the founders of recognition. employees in the unit. The chemical is an officer. Police officers did not realize is not indicted. Protest groups are plan- a white Chevy Impala and has yet to be monic girl cutting her arm with a knife. Yingling and Siri Amrit Ramos, after a to the victim as possible. It also begins paired Bluetooth connection to the app LifeShel developed it themselves since “I eventually hope to be able to dis- not toxic for those living in close proximity DeMarco was the lead singer until after ning “safe spaces” where people can found. The Beavercreek Police Depart- The packaging promised music, but the close friend of theirs was attacked on recording audio and video as soon as it’s so the user never has to go to the trouble they all have engineering backgrounds. tribute it to universities,” he said. of the plant, but it reached areas as far they questioned him. The gap-toothed “escape the cold—or the tear gas.” ment has posted photos from security wand only produced diabolical laughter. campus. put into action. of unlocking their phone or entering a They also worked closely with Pitts- Whistl will be available at lifeshel. as 40 miles away. The plant will cooper- musician was not charged with a crime. Source: The New York Times footage online, so if you see the man— The “Evilstick” is now selling for more “Back then, it was her cell phone “There’s never a question of ‘he said, security code in their moment of dis- burgh Action Against Rape for input in com in July 2015. It can accommodate ate with officials investigating the leak. Source: The Santa Barbara Independent bearing or not bearing his sword—call than $200 on Ebay. Source: WHIO that actually saved her,” Alan Fu, chief she said’ if you record the evidence,” Fu tress. The case has a button that allows the design. the iPhone 5, 5s and 6 and comes in Source: Aljazeera MISS NEW BOOTY 937-426-1225. Source: WHIO operating officer of LifeShel said. “If said. for immediate access to the app and its LifeShel started a Kickstarter cam- black or white. For more information, BRITISH INVASION Paper Magazine tried to break the in- ‘HANNIBAL’ BITES AGAIN her call to 911 hadn’t gone through, it Finally, Whistl connects with an safety features. paign to promote Whistl, which just ex- visit lifeshel.com. ISIS UPLOADS ANOTHER VIDEO Prince William and Kate, Duchess of ternet with Kim Kardashian West’s butt WE DIDN’T START THE FIRE A man charged with biting another man’s On Sunday, President Barack Obama Cambridge, will visit New York for the first Monday. Kim’s full-nude photos were Dayton Fire Department Engine 15 earlobe off was arrested Sunday morn- AVIATE confirmed ISIS’s murder of a 26-year- time to visit the National September 11 intended to ignite a #BreakTheInternet responded to a fire report Saturday ing. The victim returned to the scene of old U.S. aid worker. The 16-minute video Memorial and Museum Dec. 7-9. Their social media campaign, but a #Fix- night but got into a fender-bender on the crime to ask for his earlobe, but the (cont. from pg. 1) said the worker was killed in a Syrian last trek to the U.S. was in 2011 for charity TheInternet campaign retaliated. “And its way to the scene. The truck dam- suspect would only return the lobe in ex- Since students did not know about justice and international studies major Junior Panhellenic Delegate and Pi To receive the participation credits, things they are passionate about and in town, showed beheadings of Syrian sol- work and a polo competition. Prince Wil- they say I didn’t have a talent...” Kim aged its bumper, but no one was in- change for a lighter. The suspect’s wife the new system prior to their housing Sean Desrosiers was also turned away Beta Phi Natalie Kretzschmar, a double which become PATH points after the for the long term,” Alejandro Trujillo, diers and warned the U.S. to stop its liam also will attend a World Bank confer- tweeted Wednesday, “try balancing a jured. The building was not burning, told police officers her husband “was choices for this year, Froehlich said from the event. major in political science and public reflection responses are submitted a junior psychology major, said in the airstrike campaign in Iraq and Syria. ence in Washington, D.C. during his stay. champagne glass on your ass LOL.” so the engine was not needed anyway. not in his right mind due to being intoxi- landlord tenants will receive the five Hughes called the event a success be- relations, estimated she devotes more online, only one roommate in a dorm, Nov. 4 housing article for Flyer News. Source: Time Magazine Source: CNN Source: The Huffington Post Source: WHIO cated.” Source: Dayton Daily News points they cannot do on campus and cause it drew a crowd but said, “Many than 12 hours of an average weekday apartment or house needs to attend a RESPONSE: rising juniors will have the average people left about 20 minutes into the to academics, organizations and work. community building meeting. Accord- “In terms of finding value in [AVI- number of points juniors accumulated. presentation or spent the whole time Kretzschmar said that her leadership ing to Page, reflection responses should ATE],” Froehlich said at the Friday WORLD SUDOKU DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM “The idea is that this is year one,” playing on their phones, which was very positions are helping her grow more take five minutes. information session, suggestions and PUTIN GOES PUNK Herndon said at the Friday informa- rude to Dr. Brod and not fair to people than a housing and residence life-ap- The curriculum for the community requests for partnerships with orga- THE HORROR, THE HORROR WOMAN RISES FROM THE DEAD tion session. “Year one is not indicative who were turned away from the event.” proved event would, but that her com- building meetings is standardized, so nizations, clubs and university depart- Russian President Vladimir Putin an- Virunga, Africa’s oldest national park, has A 91-year-old Polish woman was de- of what year two and three are going to “I understand why the university is munity involvement will hurt her in the students can go to another meeting in a ments are welcome. nounced Russia’s alternative Wikipedia been protected throughout history, but a clared dead Nov. 6. Eleven hours later, be.” encouraging students to go to events, housing process. different dorm, apartment or block at a Most of these events like floor meet- project Friday. The Internet, or as Putin British company has been searching the she woke up in a funeral home. The However, students have voiced con- but I think it encourages students to “Let’s not even talk about com- time that works for them, Froehlich said ings have already existed, Froehlich likes to call it a “CIA special project,” does land for oil. Villagers who spoke against doctor signed the woman’s death cer- cerns about the process. participate for the wrong reasons.” muters who would like to move back at the Friday information session. said, housing and residence life just not provide the Russian people with “de- the mining were beaten by government tificate after being called to the scene, “This is a paradigm shift,” Herndon RESPONSE: on campus,” another student, junior CULTURE CONCERN: hasn’t had a way to “assess and incen- tailed and reliable” information, Putin solders. A park warden was kidnapped her family began planning her funeral said at the Friday information session. “The [attendance] caps have already Cheyenne Anderson, on the pre-med First-year honors student and unde- tivize” it. said. Since February, Russian authorities and tortured for trying to block the oil services then the funeral home called “I think the anxiety that was created existed,” Froehlich said. “The space track, said. cided major Eva Schuller said the new Students come to Dayton for class- have had the ability to block websites company. The fight is just one in the war to tell them the woman was alive. overshadowed the system.” may only be able to accommodate a On an average day, Anderson attends system seems like a positive way to facil- room learning, he said. Experiential without a court order. Coincidentally, two between economic and environmental Source: CNN ATTENDEE CAP CONCERN: certain number [of attendees].” If more class for five hours, does homework for itate involvement, but she’s heard “we learning like co-ops, study abroad of the first banned sites critiqued the benefit. Source: The New York Times Senior public relations major Me- students RSVP to events than organiz- five hours then studies for two hours. have to go to this event, so we can get and internships is for resume and government. Source: Time Magazine THE SOCIAL (BEARD) NETWORK lissa Hughes, a sexual violence preven- ers originally estimated, they will try to She also is the treasurer of her women’s better housing” from fellow first years. personal fulfillment. Residential BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE tion peer educator, helped organize and look for larger spaces. fraternity, which she said consumes Sigma Alpha Epsilon member Tom- learning,AVIATE, Herndon said at the “There are many people with beards who promote the Nov. 5 Harry Brod “Asking But, an RSVP is not a lock into about five more hours per week of her my Bashore, a sophomore business Friday information session, is not “just Within days, temperatures have dropped like to have them stroked. And there are For It: The Ethics and Erotics of Sexual events, Froehlich said. Only preregis- time. and marketing major, said he opposes living in community;” it’s actually in areas of Canada and the U.S. by as many people who don’t have beards, but Consent” presentation, an AVIATE tration locks students into events. RESPONSE: this system because those who are un- reflecting upon one’s role in the com- much as 40 degrees. An Alaskan storm would like to stroke them. Bristlr is the event. “The misconception is that there are Students should, on average, attend comfortable in social situations or have munity. has pushed the cold front to those areas. link between the two.” That’s how John Hughes attended but was almost not people out there attending every single one to two events per month to be in- social anxiety are forced into social set- More AVIATE info sessions will be More than 150 flights were canceled at of Bristlr describes his new social net- allowed in the room “because of the event,” Herndon said at the information volved in the residential community. tings. held in January and February. For the Minneapolis airport. Calgary, Canada, working and dating app. If you have a crowds,” she said. She had to “cram into meeting. “We don’t want to make it a burden,” “It’s dangerous because it’s valuing more FN-exclusive updates, follow @ had its warmest October in 50 years, beard or are attracted to beards and are the back” with another peer educator. INVOLVED STUDENT Page said at the Friday information going to one specific event for points, not FlyerNews and like Flyer News on Face- then, in 36 hours, that temperature looking for love, go to app.bristlr.com. Despite his RSVP, junior criminal CONCERN: session. [valuing] involved students who are in book. dropped 32 degrees. Source: BBC Source: Bristlr Solution to Issue 10 sudoku 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Venture for America gives grads nontraditional career path Brown Street fast food restaurants receive makeovers

FLYERS “It creates a platform that gives intellectuals the opportunity to IN THE impact the community.” FIELD

Manhattan law firm. After a failed ing a website in 48 hours that fellows Guy, who wanted to stray from a Cassidy Colarik JOSEPH GUY business venture at the age of 25, he pitch to a panel of judges; another less conventional career path, said he Staff Writer VENTURE FOR AMERICA began working for a test prep company, challenge could be built around sales was sold once he heard the company’s CLASS OF 2011 in Manhattan, GMAT. He eventually skills. These challenges give fellows a mission: “To revitalize American cit- became the CEO of GMAT. preview of what it is like working for a ies and communities through entre- It is not unusual for college students Yang’s time at GMAT is where the startup company: being in a situation preneurship.” He said Venture for to feel uncertain about what career groundwork for Venture for America where they are required to think on America was “a home run for me from they may want to pursue after gradu- was formulated. His experience and their feet and adapt quickly. an entrepreneurship perspective,” and ating. It is this feeling of uncertainty several years of training at GMAT Once the training is over, fellows are has been working there since October that sometimes results in individu- led him to the conclusion that there placed with a startup company that is 2013. Guy’s job is to raise awareness on als choosing a more restricted career should be an organization that creates less than 10 years old, in one of 12 cities college campuses across the country path upon graduating. An individual a unique path for recent graduates. Venture for America is working with: about Venture for America. He focuses may choose to take the first job offer This path would help make early com- Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Co- on recruiting and marketing students, they receive, oftentimes in a more tra- panies and startups more accessible lumbus, Ohio, Detroit, Las Vegas, Mi- classes, professors, organizing events ditional workplace setting, even if it is for graduates, and provide them with ami, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Provi- and getting involved with groups like not something he or she is passionate resources from established and expe- dence, Rhode Island, San Antonio and Flyer Enterprises. about. This is where the nonprofit or- rienced entrepreneurs. Venture for St. Louis. The fact that fellows could be Venture for America is not just lim- Courtesy of Joseph Guy. ganization, Venture for America, can America became a reality in 2011. placed in smaller, U.S. cities that have ited to business or entrepreneur stu- come into play. After applying and being selected great opportunities, but do not always dents: only 20 percent of fellows from platform that gives intellectuals the Venture for America is a two-year for the program, fellows attend a five attract individuals, is what sparked the Guy’s 2013 class were business majors, opportunity to impact the community, fellowship program for recent gradu- week training program at Brown Uni- interest of University of Dayton 2011 showing that it does not matter wheth- to impact a small company and the op- ates who are interested in learning versity. During their training, fellows graduate, Joseph Guy, for Venture for er or not someone is an English major portunity to make an impact on a U.S. about what it takes to build a business are given the opportunity to build rela- America, as he is from the Dayton area or an engineering major because the company in business. According to a and become an entrepreneur, while tionships with their class and fellows, originally. Guy said he fell in love with organization is open to accepting col- June 2012 article in the Washington Where’s the beef? Students in withdrawal during renovations. YB Lee/Staff Photographer making an impact across the United and gain valuable skill sets from pro- entrepreneurship while at UD because lege graduates who would like to learn Post, Yang said, “if you could place States. fessional trainers and experts. he was actively involved with Flyer En- more about pursuing a less traditional 20 entrepreneurs in Detroit and have GRACE MCCORMICK Creator of the organization, An- Each week, fellows are given a terprises: first working at The Blend, career and the world of possibilities as each start a business, that would be Staff Writer establishments are located. article said Burger King’s roof, drew Yang, was a recent college gradu- challenge that requires them to put then managing The Blend and Art an entrepreneur. incredible for Detroit. These regions Katie Bourgeois, senior and exterior and interior of the build- ate who realized he wanted to become these skill sets to the test. A challenge Street Cafe. By his senior year, he had Guy used one word to describe Ven- need our top people helping to build early childhood education ma- ing have all received restorations. an entrepreneur after working at a could involve building and construct- become the CEO of Flyer Enterprises. ture for America: impact. It creates a businesses and create opportunities.” jor, mentioned that regardless of Burger King’s renovations have To some students’ dismay, the where one resides, the develop- been completed more rapidly than w Burger King and Taco Bell on ments and renovations on Brown Taco Bell’s because the original MOTEL Brown Street are temporarily Street are clearly positive signs building is receiving updates; it closed due to renovations. Have for the community. is not being completely rebuilt. (cont. from pg. 1) no fear, however, because Burger “I live far away from those res- “The fact that we are seeing Develop your skills, King reopened Saturday, and Taco taurants, but all college kids love more investment on Brown Street “It’s funny how many students will without even having to leave campus. Bell will open sometime in 2015. options,” she said. shows that the University and city come up to me and say, ‘I heard them “I hope to bring people together in Both establishments closed with- One student that cannot wait are working together to grow,” THEY SING THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION. on your show and now I love them,’” an innovative way that builds com- serve your in the past month. for the reopening of Burger King Klein said. Jipson said. munity, connects faculty, staff and While Burger King is receiving and Taco Bell, Kevin Farrell, Klein said that he was not NEW YORK POLYPHONY Ghost Town Silence, another other members of the community updates on the pre-existing build- sophomore mechanical engineer- aware of any new projects follow- prominent band on the Dayton mu- in an artistic, creative expression ing, Taco Bell has been complete- ing major, said he misses the 15 ing the lead of Burger King and “…mesmerizing!” sic scene, recently changed its name that gets people to think about them- community and ly torn down, which is the reason cent chicken nuggets and one dol- Taco Bell renovations. —Ken Herman, San Diego Story from The Rebel Set and released a selves, their community and the mu- for the later opening date. lar tacos. “It is very exciting to see the new EP called “Shadows.” Jipson sic they listen to,” Jipson said. Keith Klein, senior develop- Depending on where students changes that have happened over 8 PM, THURS, NOV 20 described the band as “Really nice, “I still believe that music can build your resume ment specialist for the city of live, their opinion on the reopen- the last couple of years,” Klein HOLY ANGELS CHURCH courteous guys who make great change the world.” Dayton, said, “both buildings ing varied. Several students were said. “If you think about what 1322 Brown Street, Dayton rockabilly, Americana and pop rock.” The 10th anniversary of “Your needed renovations due to the fact pleased to find out that Taco Bell is happening on Brown Street, a The Friday concert will begin at 10 Tuesday Afternoon Alternative” is with Flyer News. that they were older and had not was just temporarily closed. Some lot of restaurants have only been p.m. with a brief introduction by Jip- the Tuesday show from 3-6 p.m., and been updated in awhile.” thought it was torn down for good. there a short time. It really shows Faith and reason come together in a single impressive program by son and his wife. Ghost Town Silence will feature special guest Tod Weidner, He went further to comment According to a May 28 Dayton the commitment to growth along the award-winning choral chamber ensemble, with selections of will take the stage around 10:15 p.m., bassist of Motel Beds. The concert will that Taco Bell actually had a fire Daily News article, the Taco Bell the Brown Street corridor.” early sacred song plus their new work, Missa Charles Darwin, and Motel Beds will take the stage take place Friday from 10 p.m. until 1 three to four years ago, so that building will be receiving quite a poetic piece that uses text drawn from On the Origin of Species. around 11:30 p.m. Pizza will be deliv- a.m. The concert is free of charge and was probably a major deciding a few updates. A 2,100-square- 7 PM pre-concert introductory remarks. ered twice during the event, around open to the public. factor for the business to update. foot building will replace the old STUDENT TIX just $4 with this code: UDFAITH the beginning of each performance, Many students at the Univer- structure, offering more seating Purchase on our website or at the KU Box Office M-F, 9AM-3PM and other free food like chips and sity of Dayton seem optimistic for customers. The drive-thru will drinks will be available as well. Contact Editor-in-Chief CC about the updates on Brown still be present, and outdoor seat- go.udayton.edu/artslive Jipson, looking forward to the Hutten at [email protected]. Street, but some do not venture ing is an expected addition. event, encourages students to come that far down the road where the An Oct. 27 Dayton Daily News check out their local music scene 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Venture for America gives grads nontraditional career path Brown Street fast food restaurants receive makeovers

FLYERS “It creates a platform that gives intellectuals the opportunity to IN THE impact the community.” FIELD

Manhattan law firm. After a failed ing a website in 48 hours that fellows Guy, who wanted to stray from a Cassidy Colarik JOSEPH GUY business venture at the age of 25, he pitch to a panel of judges; another less conventional career path, said he Staff Writer VENTURE FOR AMERICA began working for a test prep company, challenge could be built around sales was sold once he heard the company’s CLASS OF 2011 in Manhattan, GMAT. He eventually skills. These challenges give fellows a mission: “To revitalize American cit- became the CEO of GMAT. preview of what it is like working for a ies and communities through entre- It is not unusual for college students Yang’s time at GMAT is where the startup company: being in a situation preneurship.” He said Venture for to feel uncertain about what career groundwork for Venture for America where they are required to think on America was “a home run for me from they may want to pursue after gradu- was formulated. His experience and their feet and adapt quickly. an entrepreneurship perspective,” and ating. It is this feeling of uncertainty several years of training at GMAT Once the training is over, fellows are has been working there since October that sometimes results in individu- led him to the conclusion that there placed with a startup company that is 2013. Guy’s job is to raise awareness on als choosing a more restricted career should be an organization that creates less than 10 years old, in one of 12 cities college campuses across the country path upon graduating. An individual a unique path for recent graduates. Venture for America is working with: about Venture for America. He focuses may choose to take the first job offer This path would help make early com- Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Co- on recruiting and marketing students, they receive, oftentimes in a more tra- panies and startups more accessible lumbus, Ohio, Detroit, Las Vegas, Mi- classes, professors, organizing events ditional workplace setting, even if it is for graduates, and provide them with ami, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Provi- and getting involved with groups like not something he or she is passionate resources from established and expe- dence, Rhode Island, San Antonio and Flyer Enterprises. about. This is where the nonprofit or- rienced entrepreneurs. Venture for St. Louis. The fact that fellows could be Venture for America is not just lim- Courtesy of Joseph Guy. ganization, Venture for America, can America became a reality in 2011. placed in smaller, U.S. cities that have ited to business or entrepreneur stu- come into play. After applying and being selected great opportunities, but do not always dents: only 20 percent of fellows from platform that gives intellectuals the Venture for America is a two-year for the program, fellows attend a five attract individuals, is what sparked the Guy’s 2013 class were business majors, opportunity to impact the community, fellowship program for recent gradu- week training program at Brown Uni- interest of University of Dayton 2011 showing that it does not matter wheth- to impact a small company and the op- ates who are interested in learning versity. During their training, fellows graduate, Joseph Guy, for Venture for er or not someone is an English major portunity to make an impact on a U.S. about what it takes to build a business are given the opportunity to build rela- America, as he is from the Dayton area or an engineering major because the company in business. According to a and become an entrepreneur, while tionships with their class and fellows, originally. Guy said he fell in love with organization is open to accepting col- June 2012 article in the Washington Where’s the beef? Students in withdrawal during renovations. YB Lee/Staff Photographer making an impact across the United and gain valuable skill sets from pro- entrepreneurship while at UD because lege graduates who would like to learn Post, Yang said, “if you could place States. fessional trainers and experts. he was actively involved with Flyer En- more about pursuing a less traditional 20 entrepreneurs in Detroit and have GRACE MCCORMICK Creator of the organization, An- Each week, fellows are given a terprises: first working at The Blend, career and the world of possibilities as each start a business, that would be Staff Writer establishments are located. article said Burger King’s roof, drew Yang, was a recent college gradu- challenge that requires them to put then managing The Blend and Art an entrepreneur. incredible for Detroit. These regions Katie Bourgeois, senior and exterior and interior of the build- ate who realized he wanted to become these skill sets to the test. A challenge Street Cafe. By his senior year, he had Guy used one word to describe Ven- need our top people helping to build early childhood education ma- ing have all received restorations. an entrepreneur after working at a could involve building and construct- become the CEO of Flyer Enterprises. ture for America: impact. It creates a businesses and create opportunities.” jor, mentioned that regardless of Burger King’s renovations have To some students’ dismay, the where one resides, the develop- been completed more rapidly than w Burger King and Taco Bell on ments and renovations on Brown Taco Bell’s because the original MOTEL Brown Street are temporarily Street are clearly positive signs building is receiving updates; it closed due to renovations. Have for the community. is not being completely rebuilt. (cont. from pg. 1) no fear, however, because Burger “I live far away from those res- “The fact that we are seeing Develop your skills, King reopened Saturday, and Taco taurants, but all college kids love more investment on Brown Street “It’s funny how many students will without even having to leave campus. Bell will open sometime in 2015. options,” she said. shows that the University and city come up to me and say, ‘I heard them “I hope to bring people together in Both establishments closed with- One student that cannot wait are working together to grow,” THEY SING THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION. on your show and now I love them,’” an innovative way that builds com- serve your in the past month. for the reopening of Burger King Klein said. Jipson said. munity, connects faculty, staff and While Burger King is receiving and Taco Bell, Kevin Farrell, Klein said that he was not NEW YORK POLYPHONY Ghost Town Silence, another other members of the community updates on the pre-existing build- sophomore mechanical engineer- aware of any new projects follow- prominent band on the Dayton mu- in an artistic, creative expression ing, Taco Bell has been complete- ing major, said he misses the 15 ing the lead of Burger King and “…mesmerizing!” sic scene, recently changed its name that gets people to think about them- community and ly torn down, which is the reason cent chicken nuggets and one dol- Taco Bell renovations. —Ken Herman, San Diego Story from The Rebel Set and released a selves, their community and the mu- for the later opening date. lar tacos. “It is very exciting to see the new EP called “Shadows.” Jipson sic they listen to,” Jipson said. Keith Klein, senior develop- Depending on where students changes that have happened over 8 PM, THURS, NOV 20 described the band as “Really nice, “I still believe that music can build your resume ment specialist for the city of live, their opinion on the reopen- the last couple of years,” Klein HOLY ANGELS CHURCH courteous guys who make great change the world.” Dayton, said, “both buildings ing varied. Several students were said. “If you think about what 1322 Brown Street, Dayton rockabilly, Americana and pop rock.” The 10th anniversary of “Your needed renovations due to the fact pleased to find out that Taco Bell is happening on Brown Street, a The Friday concert will begin at 10 Tuesday Afternoon Alternative” is with Flyer News. that they were older and had not was just temporarily closed. Some lot of restaurants have only been p.m. with a brief introduction by Jip- the Tuesday show from 3-6 p.m., and been updated in awhile.” thought it was torn down for good. there a short time. It really shows Faith and reason come together in a single impressive program by son and his wife. Ghost Town Silence will feature special guest Tod Weidner, He went further to comment According to a May 28 Dayton the commitment to growth along the award-winning choral chamber ensemble, with selections of will take the stage around 10:15 p.m., bassist of Motel Beds. The concert will that Taco Bell actually had a fire Daily News article, the Taco Bell the Brown Street corridor.” early sacred song plus their new work, Missa Charles Darwin, and Motel Beds will take the stage take place Friday from 10 p.m. until 1 three to four years ago, so that building will be receiving quite a poetic piece that uses text drawn from On the Origin of Species. around 11:30 p.m. Pizza will be deliv- a.m. The concert is free of charge and was probably a major deciding a few updates. A 2,100-square- 7 PM pre-concert introductory remarks. ered twice during the event, around open to the public. factor for the business to update. foot building will replace the old STUDENT TIX just $4 with this code: UDFAITH the beginning of each performance, Many students at the Univer- structure, offering more seating Purchase on our website or at the KU Box Office M-F, 9AM-3PM and other free food like chips and sity of Dayton seem optimistic for customers. The drive-thru will drinks will be available as well. Contact Editor-in-Chief CC about the updates on Brown still be present, and outdoor seat- go.udayton.edu/artslive Jipson, looking forward to the Hutten at [email protected]. Street, but some do not venture ing is an expected addition. event, encourages students to come that far down the road where the An Oct. 27 Dayton Daily News check out their local music scene 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com COLUMNS Allergen-friendly zone brings food options to Marycrest Writer shares picks for upcoming local concerts ALISE JARMUSZ dairy-free cheese and cream cheese, not to that point yet,” she explained. ALLISON KURTZ Asst. News Editor and there are different types of milk According to Bauman, it is the reason to attend. Their songs are so it will be an intimate night to recent album is her most polished they’ll surely give you a taste of Staff Writer such as rice milk, soy milk, almond students who will decide what already fantastic, and because of remember. and loudest yet. The combina- what actual country music is all milk,” Bauman explained. changes will be made. the band’s passion they sound Alt-J and Cage the Elephant are tion of all of her different albums about (also they kind of sound like University of Dayton Dining Ser- To protect those who have a nut “Mostly, it is up to the students,” Editor’s note: Flyer News seeks even better when performed live. playing Dec. 1, 2014 at the LC Pa- will make for a memorable set of Lady Antebellum). vices has added an allergen-friendly allergy, Bauman said, “There are no she said. “We have a whiteboard to inform UD students of the big- You can easily tell that the stage is vilion in Columbus, Ohio, as part songs. Opening for The Lone Bellow zone to the list of facilities available nuts allowed in the room.” and notebooks where they can leave gest and best concerts and events exactly where they all want to be, of the CD102.5 Holiday Show. Tick- Jessica Lea Mayfield plays Nov. is Robert Ellis, a Southern mas- to students, according to Joan Bau- According to Bauman, the aller- notes about things they need. So it in the Dayton, Columbus and Cin- which is exactly why you’ll want ets can be purchased online. 22 at Rumba Café in Columbus, ter. Based out of Tennessee, his man, dining services’ administra- gen-friendly zone is self-serve and is really going to come down to what cinnati areas. Here, writer Allison to be there too. Ohio. Tickets can be purchased sound is also more country than tive dietitian. includes a checkout area. Students students want and need.” Kurtz shares her top picks for near- JESSICA LEA MAYFIELD online. I usually prefer but his talent is Bauman said Mary Eilbeck, asso- can even use their meal plan to buy Bauman said feedback from stu- by concerts in the coming weeks. ALT-J astounding live. I had the pleasure ciate director of residential dining items. dents has been completely positive Alt-J, with their mix of laid- I have yet to attend a Jessica THE LONG BELLOW & of seeing him open for The Weeks services, came up with the idea to “Everything scans with a bar- so far. CAGE THE ELEPHANT back vibes and electronic influ- Lea Mayfield show, however it ROBERT ELLIS this past summer and while the have a room where “students could code, so they just scan their items “They are so thankful that they ences, is going to be an interest- is at the top of my list. This gal music of Ellis and The Weeks is come and get specialty food items and swipe their card,” she said. have somewhere to go where they Sharing a home state of Ken- ing yet incredible concert. With has passion like none I’ve never The Lone Bellow, composed of quite different, the talent is not. that are allergen-friendly.” “Everything is priced similarly to have the foods that they use at tucky with this band, my loyal- some songs guitar heavy, and seen. With an extremely different one lassie and two lads, sounds While most of his songs are mel- The allergen-friendly room, an equivalent item that is sold in home. They can still have that here ties obviously lie with these guys. others producing a slow sound vibe than Cage the Elephant and like an authentic-old-time-coun- lower, it was nonetheless an amaz- which opened in August, is located any of the other dining hall units.” and it is available any time that they Our proximity has also given me a similar to Fleet Foxes or Band of alt-J, Mayfield has a wide range. try band (and not just because I re- ing, talent-filled show. To be able in Marycrest room 154. In addition to the food products, need it,” she explained. chance to see these studs play, and Horses, the electronic aspects in Whether she’s performing with ferred to them as lassie and lads). to see both The Lone Bellow and “[The room] used to be [Eil- the room houses two toasters (one Logan O’Keefe, a junior pre-med- I know how crazy a Cage the Ele- all of their songs make up their just her voice and an acoustic Their unique set-up and strong Robert Ellis on the same ticket is beck’s] office. She gave it up, and the for gluten free bread, and one for icine major and nut allergy sufferer, phant show can be. Looking at any completely one of a kind sound. guitar or plugged in with a full harmonies consisting of all three money well spent. students that are using it are very other bread), a microwave, refrig- believes this addition to campus is of their live YouTube videos will These England natives are gain- band, is a unique experience in it- band members give The Lone Bel- The Lone Bellow and Robert El- thankful,” Bauman said. erator, freezer and dishwasher. very beneficial to students. convince you to go to this show. If ing a following around the world, self. The singer/songwriter has a low a full, fun Southern sound. lis will be playing Tuesday, Dec. 9 In order to use the facility, stu- Recently, a pizza cooker was “I think it is a wonderful idea. So not by the sheer on-stage energy so seeing them while they’re still nontraditional voice with hints of They are a band I have heard of at the 20th Century Theater in Cin- dents, faculty and staff must first added. many times I wonder if I can have alone, the fact that front man playing in small venues is a must. Southern twang and gives strong on local radio stations and whis- cinnati. Tickets can be purchased meet with Bauman to discuss their “A month or so ago, due to a some of the prepared foods [in the Matt Shultz not only resembles They’re playing the same Holiday nods to rock and roll when neces- pered about at small venues for online. individual food allergy. student request, we added a pizza dining hall], and having a guarantee Kurt Cobain, but also performs Show as Cage the Elephant (Fu- sary. Her sound has changed con- years. Though they’re not your “They have to see me first and cooker. We have some frozen pizzas that I’m safe when eating is fantas- like him too, is a good enough ture Islands will also be playing) siderably over the years and her traditional, pop-country band, tell me about their food allergy and that are gluten free or dairy free, tic,” she said. “It eases my mind.” why they need the room,” Bauman and now [students] can get their O’Keefe also believes the facil- explained. “Then I meet them at the pizza and cook it all in that room,” ity will directly aid students with room and show them how every- Bauman said. gluten allergies. She said the room Disney steps up animation game with ‘Big Hero 6’ thing works.” Bauman also said Dining Servic- would give students more options Around 12 students signed up es hopes to further develop the ser- to choose from when eating in the NATHAN HELFFERICH until his patient declares that they are their own unique power that directly to use the facility, which sells food vices offered in the allergy-friendly dining halls. Staff Writer “satisfied with their service.” relates to their interests and inven- products made for people with par- zone. For more information on Mary- A tour around Tadashi’s school tions, whether it is Wasabi’s (Daymon ticular allergies. “We would like to expand to have crest’s allergy-friendly zone, contact With the exception of DreamWorks including peeks at other student’s Wayans Jr.) slicing hand extensions, “There are a lot of gluten-free some special meals at some point. Joan Bauman at (937) 229-2446, or The allergen-friendly room is located in Marycrest room 154. Chris Santucci/Photo hits such as “Shrek,” “Kung Fu Pan- projects inspires Hiro to seek enroll- Go Go’s (Jamie Chung) innovative items. We also have some students Maybe prepared by a chef and email her at jbauman1@udayton. Editor da” and “How to Train Your Dragon,” ment. As a form of application, Hiro twist on roller blades, or Fred’s (T.J. who can’t have dairy, so there is served at a certain time, but we are edu. many animated film knockouts are invents a breakthrough technology Miller) fiery version of a mascot. As associated with one word: Pixar. Year involving microbots and neurological expected from any Disney movie, emo- after year, Pixar produces some of the transmitters that control their move- tional attachment to the loving char- most creative, heartwarming films ment. Hiro is devastated after an un- acters is unavoidable. Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies brought to theaters. Not to be outdone fortunate accident involving the theft Another place in which Walt Dis- of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, please contact the Flyer News business office at 937.229.3813; Email: by their affiliate, Walt Disney Anima- of his microbots follows the unveiling ney Animation Studios truly shines [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. CLASSIFIEDS tion Studios has made a resurgence of his experiment. in “Big Hero 6” is through the breath- over the past few years. We rediscov- Baymax quickly attempts to fix an taking animation. Fast-paced action semester for: a group of four at ter includes all utilities except area. 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Contrary that stole Hiro’s extraordinary micro- sistible Baymax, young gun Hiro and 65, 63, 57, 49, 25, 29, 38, 40, 56, mester? I am looking for a sublet. to Hiro, Tadashi uses his intelligence bots. the rest of the eclectic six makes you 50 Jasper St. 119 Fairground, Call me at (412)-855-5790 to his advantage and attends “Nerd Between “The Avengers” and wonder if that’s going to change some- 42, 46 and 58 Frank. To make Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive School,” the local science college only “Guardians of the Galaxy,” Disney time soon. Ceaseless laughter, fun and your stay comfortable and a Large student non-furnished November 19th-23rd, 2014 227 Irving suited for the brightest and best. Ta- has proved that teams of superheroes excitement make “Big Hero 6” a must very enjoyable school year. apartment at 950 Irving (on bike Avenue: As the holiday season ap- dashi’s latest project involves a medi- make for an incredible movie. “Big see for all ages. And if Baymax was trail) available January 1st. Five proaches, the Dayton Food Bank is cal, marshmallow-resembling robot Hero 6” was no exception. Where wondering: yes, I am extremely satis- Leo’s Quality Student Rentals has bedrooms/ two baths for up to five in need of non-perishable food items named Baymax (Scott Adsit) who can “Big Hero 6” truly soars is through fied with my service. rental openings the Spring 2015 students. Rent of $7,700 per semes- to distribute throughout the Dayton scan a patient and treat them within the imaginative superhero designs for Disney’s “Big Hero 6,” rated PG, is now playing in theatres. seconds. Baymax doesn’t power off each of the six, every superhero has 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com COLUMNS Allergen-friendly zone brings food options to Marycrest Writer shares picks for upcoming local concerts ALISE JARMUSZ dairy-free cheese and cream cheese, not to that point yet,” she explained. ALLISON KURTZ Asst. News Editor and there are different types of milk According to Bauman, it is the reason to attend. Their songs are so it will be an intimate night to recent album is her most polished they’ll surely give you a taste of Staff Writer such as rice milk, soy milk, almond students who will decide what already fantastic, and because of remember. and loudest yet. The combina- what actual country music is all milk,” Bauman explained. changes will be made. the band’s passion they sound Alt-J and Cage the Elephant are tion of all of her different albums about (also they kind of sound like University of Dayton Dining Ser- To protect those who have a nut “Mostly, it is up to the students,” Editor’s note: Flyer News seeks even better when performed live. playing Dec. 1, 2014 at the LC Pa- will make for a memorable set of Lady Antebellum). vices has added an allergen-friendly allergy, Bauman said, “There are no she said. “We have a whiteboard to inform UD students of the big- You can easily tell that the stage is vilion in Columbus, Ohio, as part songs. Opening for The Lone Bellow zone to the list of facilities available nuts allowed in the room.” and notebooks where they can leave gest and best concerts and events exactly where they all want to be, of the CD102.5 Holiday Show. Tick- Jessica Lea Mayfield plays Nov. is Robert Ellis, a Southern mas- to students, according to Joan Bau- According to Bauman, the aller- notes about things they need. So it in the Dayton, Columbus and Cin- which is exactly why you’ll want ets can be purchased online. 22 at Rumba Café in Columbus, ter. Based out of Tennessee, his man, dining services’ administra- gen-friendly zone is self-serve and is really going to come down to what cinnati areas. Here, writer Allison to be there too. Ohio. Tickets can be purchased sound is also more country than tive dietitian. includes a checkout area. Students students want and need.” Kurtz shares her top picks for near- JESSICA LEA MAYFIELD online. I usually prefer but his talent is Bauman said Mary Eilbeck, asso- can even use their meal plan to buy Bauman said feedback from stu- by concerts in the coming weeks. ALT-J astounding live. I had the pleasure ciate director of residential dining items. dents has been completely positive Alt-J, with their mix of laid- I have yet to attend a Jessica THE LONG BELLOW & of seeing him open for The Weeks services, came up with the idea to “Everything scans with a bar- so far. CAGE THE ELEPHANT back vibes and electronic influ- Lea Mayfield show, however it ROBERT ELLIS this past summer and while the have a room where “students could code, so they just scan their items “They are so thankful that they ences, is going to be an interest- is at the top of my list. This gal music of Ellis and The Weeks is come and get specialty food items and swipe their card,” she said. have somewhere to go where they Sharing a home state of Ken- ing yet incredible concert. With has passion like none I’ve never The Lone Bellow, composed of quite different, the talent is not. that are allergen-friendly.” “Everything is priced similarly to have the foods that they use at tucky with this band, my loyal- some songs guitar heavy, and seen. With an extremely different one lassie and two lads, sounds While most of his songs are mel- The allergen-friendly room, an equivalent item that is sold in home. They can still have that here ties obviously lie with these guys. others producing a slow sound vibe than Cage the Elephant and like an authentic-old-time-coun- lower, it was nonetheless an amaz- which opened in August, is located any of the other dining hall units.” and it is available any time that they Our proximity has also given me a similar to Fleet Foxes or Band of alt-J, Mayfield has a wide range. try band (and not just because I re- ing, talent-filled show. To be able in Marycrest room 154. In addition to the food products, need it,” she explained. chance to see these studs play, and Horses, the electronic aspects in Whether she’s performing with ferred to them as lassie and lads). to see both The Lone Bellow and “[The room] used to be [Eil- the room houses two toasters (one Logan O’Keefe, a junior pre-med- I know how crazy a Cage the Ele- all of their songs make up their just her voice and an acoustic Their unique set-up and strong Robert Ellis on the same ticket is beck’s] office. She gave it up, and the for gluten free bread, and one for icine major and nut allergy sufferer, phant show can be. Looking at any completely one of a kind sound. guitar or plugged in with a full harmonies consisting of all three money well spent. students that are using it are very other bread), a microwave, refrig- believes this addition to campus is of their live YouTube videos will These England natives are gain- band, is a unique experience in it- band members give The Lone Bel- The Lone Bellow and Robert El- thankful,” Bauman said. erator, freezer and dishwasher. very beneficial to students. convince you to go to this show. If ing a following around the world, self. The singer/songwriter has a low a full, fun Southern sound. lis will be playing Tuesday, Dec. 9 In order to use the facility, stu- Recently, a pizza cooker was “I think it is a wonderful idea. So not by the sheer on-stage energy so seeing them while they’re still nontraditional voice with hints of They are a band I have heard of at the 20th Century Theater in Cin- dents, faculty and staff must first added. many times I wonder if I can have alone, the fact that front man playing in small venues is a must. Southern twang and gives strong on local radio stations and whis- cinnati. Tickets can be purchased meet with Bauman to discuss their “A month or so ago, due to a some of the prepared foods [in the Matt Shultz not only resembles They’re playing the same Holiday nods to rock and roll when neces- pered about at small venues for online. individual food allergy. student request, we added a pizza dining hall], and having a guarantee Kurt Cobain, but also performs Show as Cage the Elephant (Fu- sary. Her sound has changed con- years. Though they’re not your “They have to see me first and cooker. We have some frozen pizzas that I’m safe when eating is fantas- like him too, is a good enough ture Islands will also be playing) siderably over the years and her traditional, pop-country band, tell me about their food allergy and that are gluten free or dairy free, tic,” she said. “It eases my mind.” why they need the room,” Bauman and now [students] can get their O’Keefe also believes the facil- explained. “Then I meet them at the pizza and cook it all in that room,” ity will directly aid students with room and show them how every- Bauman said. gluten allergies. She said the room Disney steps up animation game with ‘Big Hero 6’ thing works.” Bauman also said Dining Servic- would give students more options Around 12 students signed up es hopes to further develop the ser- to choose from when eating in the NATHAN HELFFERICH until his patient declares that they are their own unique power that directly to use the facility, which sells food vices offered in the allergy-friendly dining halls. Staff Writer “satisfied with their service.” relates to their interests and inven- products made for people with par- zone. For more information on Mary- A tour around Tadashi’s school tions, whether it is Wasabi’s (Daymon ticular allergies. “We would like to expand to have crest’s allergy-friendly zone, contact With the exception of DreamWorks including peeks at other student’s Wayans Jr.) slicing hand extensions, “There are a lot of gluten-free some special meals at some point. Joan Bauman at (937) 229-2446, or The allergen-friendly room is located in Marycrest room 154. Chris Santucci/Photo hits such as “Shrek,” “Kung Fu Pan- projects inspires Hiro to seek enroll- Go Go’s (Jamie Chung) innovative items. We also have some students Maybe prepared by a chef and email her at jbauman1@udayton. Editor da” and “How to Train Your Dragon,” ment. As a form of application, Hiro twist on roller blades, or Fred’s (T.J. who can’t have dairy, so there is served at a certain time, but we are edu. many animated film knockouts are invents a breakthrough technology Miller) fiery version of a mascot. As associated with one word: Pixar. Year involving microbots and neurological expected from any Disney movie, emo- after year, Pixar produces some of the transmitters that control their move- tional attachment to the loving char- most creative, heartwarming films ment. Hiro is devastated after an un- acters is unavoidable. Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies brought to theaters. Not to be outdone fortunate accident involving the theft Another place in which Walt Dis- of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, please contact the Flyer News business office at 937.229.3813; Email: by their affiliate, Walt Disney Anima- of his microbots follows the unveiling ney Animation Studios truly shines [email protected]; Website: flyernews.com/advertising. CLASSIFIEDS tion Studios has made a resurgence of his experiment. in “Big Hero 6” is through the breath- over the past few years. We rediscov- Baymax quickly attempts to fix an taking animation. Fast-paced action semester for: a group of four at ter includes all utilities except area. Before you leave for Thanks- unused toiletry items to 227 Irving ered our love for princess movies with emotionally damaged Hiro, whether scenes that scatter the streets of San HOUSING our newly remodeled home at 41 TV/internet. AC, in unit washer/ giving break, be sure to drop off Avenue. Any donation is appreci- “Princess and the Frog” and “Tan- he likes it or not. Fransokyo leave the audience ducking Jasper; and for one or two gentle- dryer, off-street parking included. any non-perishable food items or ated during this time of giving! gled,” revisited our early childhoods Baymax is programmed to cure in and out of excitement along with Leo’s Quality Student Housing men to join an existing group at 119 Call937-638-1680 of arcade fun with “Wreck-it-Ralph,” physical pain, not emotional illness, the rest of the six. Beautiful views the Original! Behind Panera Fairground. If interested please and sang our hearts out to “Frozen.” which leads to a learning process of the city have you convinced that Bread. Secure your housing for contact us at 937-456-7743 or 937- FOR SALE Enter the futuristic, technologi- that educates the adults of the audi- you’re going to book a ticket to San next year fully furnished, with 371-1046 or www.leosrentals.com. cally advanced city of San Fransokyo ence while the kids can wholeheart- Fransokyo the minute the movie ends. leather living room sets, Maytag RESERVE YOUR and you will find Hiro Hamada (played edly giggle. Ultimately, those giggles Technological beauty in the form of washer/dryer. Some homes with Apartments available in the ghetto. FREE 2008 Honda Motorcycle, 1000 by Ryan Hiro), a 14-year-old robotics were surpassed by boasting laugher animation is simply an added bonus marble bathrooms, off street 2 bedroom for 3 students, off street RR. Excellent condition. If inter- CLASSIFIED genius who wastes his intelligence of adults on more than one occasion. to the magnificence of great storytell- parking, first class. Check out parking, laundry facilities. Know ested contact for more information participating in illegal robot fights Amidst amusing fist bumps and a ing that “Big Hero 6” possesses. our website leosrentals.com or where you are going to live next [email protected] SPACE TODAY! rather than pursuing a college educa- crash course in karate, Hiro and Bay- While many believe that Pixar still call (937)-456-7743 or cell (937)- year. Call 937-681-4982 tion. Hiro lives with his quirky aunt max team up with four students from may stand atop the mountain of ani- 371-1046. Availability 3 to 10 FOOD DRIVE and older, equally intelligent brother the college to fight the masked villain mation success, an evening with irre- students: 48 and 50 Woodland, Interseted in housing for next se- [email protected] Tadashi (Daniel Henney). Contrary that stole Hiro’s extraordinary micro- sistible Baymax, young gun Hiro and 65, 63, 57, 49, 25, 29, 38, 40, 56, mester? I am looking for a sublet. to Hiro, Tadashi uses his intelligence bots. the rest of the eclectic six makes you 50 Jasper St. 119 Fairground, Call me at (412)-855-5790 to his advantage and attends “Nerd Between “The Avengers” and wonder if that’s going to change some- 42, 46 and 58 Frank. To make Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive School,” the local science college only “Guardians of the Galaxy,” Disney time soon. Ceaseless laughter, fun and your stay comfortable and a Large student non-furnished November 19th-23rd, 2014 227 Irving suited for the brightest and best. Ta- has proved that teams of superheroes excitement make “Big Hero 6” a must very enjoyable school year. apartment at 950 Irving (on bike Avenue: As the holiday season ap- dashi’s latest project involves a medi- make for an incredible movie. “Big see for all ages. And if Baymax was trail) available January 1st. Five proaches, the Dayton Food Bank is cal, marshmallow-resembling robot Hero 6” was no exception. Where wondering: yes, I am extremely satis- Leo’s Quality Student Rentals has bedrooms/ two baths for up to five in need of non-perishable food items named Baymax (Scott Adsit) who can “Big Hero 6” truly soars is through fied with my service. rental openings the Spring 2015 students. Rent of $7,700 per semes- to distribute throughout the Dayton scan a patient and treat them within the imaginative superhero designs for Disney’s “Big Hero 6,” rated PG, is now playing in theatres. seconds. Baymax doesn’t power off each of the six, every superhero has 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Dayton Holiday Festival kicks off holiday season MOIRA BONADONNA “There will be live entertainment The Men of Staff Writer on the main stage, carnival rides, a photo booth, horse drawn wagon As the holiday season approach- rides circling downtown, games, es, so do opportunities for fun, arts and crafts, and the festival’s 1923 Trinity food and time spent with family newest feature, a giant life sized and friends, and the city of Dayton human snow globe in which peo- does not intend on disappointing ple can get their pictures taken. its inhabitants. Downtown Dayton That’s what I’m most excited for.” KATY HOEPER stopped us, visibly star struck or Partnership (DDP), a nonprofit or- The annual tree lighting will Staff Writer something, and asked for a picture ganization that works for the good take place at 7:45 p.m. with a chil- of his outfit for an article online. of downtown Dayton, has planned dren’s parade following imme- FN: How did you guys meet? I’m sure you could still find it if you the 42nd annual Downtown Dayton diately afterwards. Deutsch said Kevin Greco: We all lived in looked. Holiday Festival to take place this that they are expecting around Founders three North and some- holiday season. 30,000 people to attend the festival. what South. Ricky lived in Stuart, FN: What were you wearing? Started in 1972 by Mrs. Virginia After the festival on Nov. 28, though. IC: I was wearing jeans, an ol- Kettering, the Downtown Dayton DDP still has an entire calendar Ricky Teter: We all met sophomore ive green army jacket, Ray Bans, Holiday Festival was created so of events throughout the month year in the summer, though. That Clarks desert brown boots and an that children of families of all of December. Three Saturdays in was definitely the wildest summer orange waffle shirt. It was pretty socioeconomic statuses could December—Dec. 6, 13 and 20—are of my life. embarrassing. My friend posted it, come together and have a chance called “Family Weekends.” Dur- Ian Cross: Kevin and I also went to and, like, 100 people liked it. to enjoy the holiday season free ing these Saturdays, DDP offers high school together. of charge, according to the Spon- free movies at Neon movie theatre, Kyle Bordner: We kind of always FN: Give everyone in your house sor Relations & Events Market- pizza with Santa at Uno’s, a mini The Grande Illumination tree lighting takes place annually in Courthouse Square downtown the day after Thanksgiving. knew each other, and then we just a superlative. Courtesy of Courtney Deutsch. ing Manager of DDP Courtney shop at the Schuster Center for became really good friends. KB: (points at KH) Tim’s Rat. Deutsch. children to wrap up presents for Kyle Hurley: It was definitely a KG: He never goes to Tim’s. “It’s a tradition,” Deutsch said. their parents, and “anything holi- I feel like we should provide some set up by students and faculty. The Downtown Dayton Holiday budding friendship throughout the IC: I don’t think the rest of us “We have people who have been day related going on downtown” holiday entertainment for people,” The major difference between Festival will take place Friday, years. have missed a Thursday this year, coming down for generations— Deutsch said, including perfor- she said. the Downtown Dayton Holiday Nov. 28 from 4 - 9 p.m. For more though, so good for us. they bring their children and mances of the “Nutcracker” at the Similar to the Downtown Day- Festival and Christmas on Cam- information on the Downtown FN: If your house came with a KG: Ricky is Most Time Spent grandchildren to the festival.” Victoria Theatre. ton Holiday Festival, the Univer- pus, Deutsch claimed, is that the Dayton Holiday Festival, visit the warning label, what would it Alone. The Lone Ranger. The Grande Illumination, or As a nonprofit organization that sity of Dayton’s very own holiday festival is nondenominational website, daytonholidayfestival.org say? RT: That sounds so lame… “big night” as Deutsch called it, focuses on economic development tradition—Christmas on Cam- while Christmas on Campus cel- or call Downtown Dayton Partner- IC: “Warning: No Girls.” KG: Ian is Most Classes Missed this takes place annually at Court- and bringing arts, amenities and pus—celebrates much of the same ebrates Christmas specifically. ship at 937-224-1518. KB: “Love Makes a House a Home.” Semester. Well, Ian and Kyle Hur- Kevin Greco, Ricky Teter, Ian Cross, Kyle Bordner and Kyle Hurley are fifth-year students who enjoy their bathrobes. Jed Gerlach/ Staff Photographer house Square the day after culture to the downtown area, spirit. Local school children are Regardless, everybody is wel- (Everyone gestures to a sign with ley are fighting for it right now. Thanksgiving. DDP putting on this holiday festi- bused to campus and paired with come to participate in both tradi- the same phrase above the door- IC: No, Kyle is Most Likely to be Up KB: Do you want the tour guide UD? a Kraft Mac and Cheese company? “Several activities will take val is only natural. a UD students to spend time with tions and Deutsch adds that volun- frame.) at 5 a.m. answer? RT: Old Stuart hill, before the turf And I’ll be married to a hot wife place from 4 - 9 p.m.,” Deutsch said. “We’re the center of the city, so and enjoy the different activities teers are always appreciated. KG: That sign was all thanks to KH: I am not a morning person un- KG: What is it? field, was pretty cool. Someone with brown hair between 5 feet 8 Ricky. less I’m coming from the other side. KH: Wait, are you saying you lie? freshman year took out an inflat- inches and 5 feet 11 inches. RT: My mom bought it for a dollar. Just last week, I had a meeting at 8 On tours? able air mattress on one of the re- KG: So specific. And what will she And about the no girls thing, there a.m., which is atypical for me and KB: Most underrated: Trinity. ally snowy days, and we all piled on smell like? She sounds hot. really aren’t very many fifth-year my schedule, so I just stayed up all IC: Most overrated: class. and went down the hill. RT: Lemongrass, probably. New York Polyphony next ArtsLIVE concert girls, that’s the reason. night until the meeting. KG: Except the tuition. KH: I liked the roof of the green KG: What will she do? MADELINE DOMAN thing or the other, but as two ele- KB: We actually just don’t hang out KG: Ian you might win Most Drunk IC: Housing costs. house on College Park next to the KB: She’ll be a patent lawyer. Staff Writer ments that can come together.” with girls. based on last weekend’s Snapchat. RT: Wine is pretty underrated. Sig Ep house. (Other roommates groan): Ugh, On Thursday, ArtsLive will IC: Though that was kind of on pur- KH: No, if we are talking alcohol, IC: Definitely the bench at the top that’s the worst one you could’ve ArtsLive’s next program is one “Music provides a refreshing new light and a present New York Polyphony FN: Care to share your most em- pose, it’s completely valid. gin is extremely underrated. of Stuart Hill. picked! Nobody wants to do that! that will explore faith through mu- playing at Holy Angels Church at barrassing moment at UD? KG: Ian, Hurley and I probably KB: Nothing is overrated. Every- KG: The porch of our house last KB: I also want two dogs, one black sic. Well-known and praised music new view that makes you feel like a new person.” 8 p.m. Prior to the event, at 7 p.m. IC: I slept through half of my first Spend the Most Time on the Couch. thing here is perfect. year on Lawnview. and one yellow. They will come assembly New York Polyphony in the church, one of the members final ever freshman year. Two hun- RT: They’re the mechanical engi- KB: Does Taco Bell count? from the same litter and love each will take the stage at Holy Angels of the group will be discussing the dred students in a chemistry final, neers. FN: What cartoon from your other very much. I’ll have two chil- Church as part of this year’s Art- different musical pieces they will and I walked in halfway through. KG: Yeah, we don’t like to mix with childhood is your favorite? FN: If you were to be visiting dren, one female and one male. And sLive program. be singing. KB: And here you are as a fifth- the chemical engineers (gestures to KB: “Rocket Power.” Woogity woog- for your 10-year reunion, what I will regularly visit my family at “Many people go to UD because “Anyone who attends this event year. That explains a lot. KB and RT). ity woogity. would you be up to? their lake house that I pay for. I will they have a degree of connection beautiful space, the sound is so piece that combines the music of EILEEN CARR will have a blissful night of music KG: I just live in a state of continual IC: You know, I probably shouldn’t KG: I also really liked “Doug.” (ALL): Tim’s. also live in Chicago. to their faith. The ArtsLive pro- memorizing and uplifting that it the traditional Catholic mass with DIRECTOR OF ARTS SERIES and rediscover what the human embarrassment. be put down as Most Drunk, I want KB: No wait… “Arthur.” KH: I would not be there. KG: Oh, and his apartment will gram is both grounded in faith and is hard to resist,” Carr said. the profound writings of Charles voice is capable of doing,” Carr RT: Well, once, I was smoking a ci- to show this to my parents… IC: Nah, too much learning in that. KG: Hopefully, I’ll be beginning my have exposed brick. He currently reflects the intellectual challenges On Thursdsay, Holy Angels Darwin. New York Polyphony will said. gar and I didn’t know how to smoke KG: Kyle Bordner is Most Likely to RT: I watched a lot of “SpongeBob.” career. has no potential job or anything, that college represents,” Eileen Church will be filled with music be using the conventions of the ditional expectations or listening Tickets are on sale for $8 per it… then I proceeded to throw up. be Here for a Sixth Year. KB: Who’s your favorite character? RT: Well, in 10 years I’m going to be but he has already been apartment Carr, director of the Arts Series produced by the New York Po- Roman Catholic mass to respect customs. student but when you use the code KH: My roommate and I junior RT: And Kevin is Most Clean. KH: Squidward. a foot doctor. But I’m going to be in shopping in Chicago. The only at UD said. lyphony. and acknowledge the well-known “The goal of ArtsLive is to in- “UD faith,” you receive half off the year were talking a lot of trash to KB: Yeah, he comes back from KG: You would. New York, so that’s pretty cool. I’m qualifications he needs are exposed “It’s not consistent. A variety The New York Polyphony con- evolutionist. troduce people to the greatness original price. Tickets are available parents about beer pong, and they Tim’s and cleans. IC: Mine has to be “Tom and Jerry” going to be poor in New York City. brick and an in-unit washer and of experiences is important in sists of four men that are regarded “Music provides a refreshing of new musical experience,” Carr at the box office by calling 937-229- completely destroyed us. Then it KH: He’ll be basically passed out (The other roommates collectively Oh, and I want a daughter. dryer. exploring music,” Carr said. For as one of the best vocal chamber new light and a new view that said. 2545 or online at go.udayton.edu/ was their turn to talk trash to us, on the floor and simultaneously groan.) KB: How old will I be then? 33? KB: Yep. That’s my vision. nine years, Eileen Carr has served ensembles in the world. They are makes you feel like a new person,” New York Polyphony will be artslive. For more information and they did so the rest of the week- vacuuming. KG: Well, now you look way cooler Okay, I have a vision of what I will KG: Well, Kyle’s vision pretty much as the director of the Arts Series performing at UD for the very first Carr said. It’s a way for students singing faith-themed choral pieces contact Eileen Carr at 937-229-2787 end. KG: What can I say? It’s my one re- than the rest of us. be doing. said it all for us. at UD and has fit each distinct time. to step out of the box and expose and early renaissance music. Carr or [email protected]. KG: Wait, I just remembered some- deeming quality, so I have to capi- KH: And you’re really showing how KG: Preach it, brother. IC: Put me down as an astronaut program into different venues to One of the many excellent mu- themselves to new types of mu- explains that they will be combin- thing way more embarrassing for talize on it. old we are. It’s like saying, “I’m go- KB: Oh, I didn’t know I actually had space cowboy. create more than one art theatre. sical pieces they will play is titled sic. New York Polyphony creates ing faith and reason, “not thinking Ian. He was selected as College ing to go with ‘Steamboat Willie.’” to tell you. Well. Hopefully, I’ll have “When you hear music live in a “Missa Charles Darwin.” It is a harmonies that are outside of tra- of faith and reason as either one Fashionista. Ian and I were get- FN: What are the most under- a job. A great job. And doing some ting coffee last year, and this girl rated and overrated parts of UD? FN: What’s your favorite spot at sort of management in maybe like 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Dayton Holiday Festival kicks off holiday season MOIRA BONADONNA “There will be live entertainment The Men of Staff Writer on the main stage, carnival rides, a photo booth, horse drawn wagon As the holiday season approach- rides circling downtown, games, es, so do opportunities for fun, arts and crafts, and the festival’s 1923 Trinity food and time spent with family newest feature, a giant life sized and friends, and the city of Dayton human snow globe in which peo- does not intend on disappointing ple can get their pictures taken. its inhabitants. Downtown Dayton That’s what I’m most excited for.” KATY HOEPER stopped us, visibly star struck or Partnership (DDP), a nonprofit or- The annual tree lighting will Staff Writer something, and asked for a picture ganization that works for the good take place at 7:45 p.m. with a chil- of his outfit for an article online. of downtown Dayton, has planned dren’s parade following imme- FN: How did you guys meet? I’m sure you could still find it if you the 42nd annual Downtown Dayton diately afterwards. Deutsch said Kevin Greco: We all lived in looked. Holiday Festival to take place this that they are expecting around Founders three North and some- holiday season. 30,000 people to attend the festival. what South. Ricky lived in Stuart, FN: What were you wearing? Started in 1972 by Mrs. Virginia After the festival on Nov. 28, though. IC: I was wearing jeans, an ol- Kettering, the Downtown Dayton DDP still has an entire calendar Ricky Teter: We all met sophomore ive green army jacket, Ray Bans, Holiday Festival was created so of events throughout the month year in the summer, though. That Clarks desert brown boots and an that children of families of all of December. Three Saturdays in was definitely the wildest summer orange waffle shirt. It was pretty socioeconomic statuses could December—Dec. 6, 13 and 20—are of my life. embarrassing. My friend posted it, come together and have a chance called “Family Weekends.” Dur- Ian Cross: Kevin and I also went to and, like, 100 people liked it. to enjoy the holiday season free ing these Saturdays, DDP offers high school together. of charge, according to the Spon- free movies at Neon movie theatre, Kyle Bordner: We kind of always FN: Give everyone in your house sor Relations & Events Market- pizza with Santa at Uno’s, a mini The Grande Illumination tree lighting takes place annually in Courthouse Square downtown the day after Thanksgiving. knew each other, and then we just a superlative. Courtesy of Courtney Deutsch. ing Manager of DDP Courtney shop at the Schuster Center for became really good friends. KB: (points at KH) Tim’s Rat. Deutsch. children to wrap up presents for Kyle Hurley: It was definitely a KG: He never goes to Tim’s. “It’s a tradition,” Deutsch said. their parents, and “anything holi- I feel like we should provide some set up by students and faculty. The Downtown Dayton Holiday budding friendship throughout the IC: I don’t think the rest of us “We have people who have been day related going on downtown” holiday entertainment for people,” The major difference between Festival will take place Friday, years. have missed a Thursday this year, coming down for generations— Deutsch said, including perfor- she said. the Downtown Dayton Holiday Nov. 28 from 4 - 9 p.m. For more though, so good for us. they bring their children and mances of the “Nutcracker” at the Similar to the Downtown Day- Festival and Christmas on Cam- information on the Downtown FN: If your house came with a KG: Ricky is Most Time Spent grandchildren to the festival.” Victoria Theatre. ton Holiday Festival, the Univer- pus, Deutsch claimed, is that the Dayton Holiday Festival, visit the warning label, what would it Alone. The Lone Ranger. The Grande Illumination, or As a nonprofit organization that sity of Dayton’s very own holiday festival is nondenominational website, daytonholidayfestival.org say? RT: That sounds so lame… “big night” as Deutsch called it, focuses on economic development tradition—Christmas on Cam- while Christmas on Campus cel- or call Downtown Dayton Partner- IC: “Warning: No Girls.” KG: Ian is Most Classes Missed this takes place annually at Court- and bringing arts, amenities and pus—celebrates much of the same ebrates Christmas specifically. ship at 937-224-1518. KB: “Love Makes a House a Home.” Semester. Well, Ian and Kyle Hur- Kevin Greco, Ricky Teter, Ian Cross, Kyle Bordner and Kyle Hurley are fifth-year students who enjoy their bathrobes. Jed Gerlach/ Staff Photographer house Square the day after culture to the downtown area, spirit. Local school children are Regardless, everybody is wel- (Everyone gestures to a sign with ley are fighting for it right now. Thanksgiving. DDP putting on this holiday festi- bused to campus and paired with come to participate in both tradi- the same phrase above the door- IC: No, Kyle is Most Likely to be Up KB: Do you want the tour guide UD? a Kraft Mac and Cheese company? “Several activities will take val is only natural. a UD students to spend time with tions and Deutsch adds that volun- frame.) at 5 a.m. answer? RT: Old Stuart hill, before the turf And I’ll be married to a hot wife place from 4 - 9 p.m.,” Deutsch said. “We’re the center of the city, so and enjoy the different activities teers are always appreciated. KG: That sign was all thanks to KH: I am not a morning person un- KG: What is it? field, was pretty cool. Someone with brown hair between 5 feet 8 Ricky. less I’m coming from the other side. KH: Wait, are you saying you lie? freshman year took out an inflat- inches and 5 feet 11 inches. RT: My mom bought it for a dollar. Just last week, I had a meeting at 8 On tours? able air mattress on one of the re- KG: So specific. And what will she And about the no girls thing, there a.m., which is atypical for me and KB: Most underrated: Trinity. ally snowy days, and we all piled on smell like? She sounds hot. really aren’t very many fifth-year my schedule, so I just stayed up all IC: Most overrated: class. and went down the hill. RT: Lemongrass, probably. New York Polyphony next ArtsLIVE concert girls, that’s the reason. night until the meeting. KG: Except the tuition. KH: I liked the roof of the green KG: What will she do? MADELINE DOMAN thing or the other, but as two ele- KB: We actually just don’t hang out KG: Ian you might win Most Drunk IC: Housing costs. house on College Park next to the KB: She’ll be a patent lawyer. Staff Writer ments that can come together.” with girls. based on last weekend’s Snapchat. RT: Wine is pretty underrated. Sig Ep house. (Other roommates groan): Ugh, On Thursday, ArtsLive will IC: Though that was kind of on pur- KH: No, if we are talking alcohol, IC: Definitely the bench at the top that’s the worst one you could’ve ArtsLive’s next program is one “Music provides a refreshing new light and a present New York Polyphony FN: Care to share your most em- pose, it’s completely valid. gin is extremely underrated. of Stuart Hill. picked! Nobody wants to do that! that will explore faith through mu- playing at Holy Angels Church at barrassing moment at UD? KG: Ian, Hurley and I probably KB: Nothing is overrated. Every- KG: The porch of our house last KB: I also want two dogs, one black sic. Well-known and praised music new view that makes you feel like a new person.” 8 p.m. Prior to the event, at 7 p.m. IC: I slept through half of my first Spend the Most Time on the Couch. thing here is perfect. year on Lawnview. and one yellow. They will come assembly New York Polyphony in the church, one of the members final ever freshman year. Two hun- RT: They’re the mechanical engi- KB: Does Taco Bell count? from the same litter and love each will take the stage at Holy Angels of the group will be discussing the dred students in a chemistry final, neers. FN: What cartoon from your other very much. I’ll have two chil- Church as part of this year’s Art- different musical pieces they will and I walked in halfway through. KG: Yeah, we don’t like to mix with childhood is your favorite? FN: If you were to be visiting dren, one female and one male. And sLive program. be singing. KB: And here you are as a fifth- the chemical engineers (gestures to KB: “Rocket Power.” Woogity woog- for your 10-year reunion, what I will regularly visit my family at “Many people go to UD because “Anyone who attends this event year. That explains a lot. KB and RT). ity woogity. would you be up to? their lake house that I pay for. I will they have a degree of connection beautiful space, the sound is so piece that combines the music of EILEEN CARR will have a blissful night of music KG: I just live in a state of continual IC: You know, I probably shouldn’t KG: I also really liked “Doug.” (ALL): Tim’s. also live in Chicago. to their faith. The ArtsLive pro- memorizing and uplifting that it the traditional Catholic mass with DIRECTOR OF ARTS SERIES and rediscover what the human embarrassment. be put down as Most Drunk, I want KB: No wait… “Arthur.” KH: I would not be there. KG: Oh, and his apartment will gram is both grounded in faith and is hard to resist,” Carr said. the profound writings of Charles voice is capable of doing,” Carr RT: Well, once, I was smoking a ci- to show this to my parents… IC: Nah, too much learning in that. KG: Hopefully, I’ll be beginning my have exposed brick. He currently reflects the intellectual challenges On Thursdsay, Holy Angels Darwin. New York Polyphony will said. gar and I didn’t know how to smoke KG: Kyle Bordner is Most Likely to RT: I watched a lot of “SpongeBob.” career. has no potential job or anything, that college represents,” Eileen Church will be filled with music be using the conventions of the ditional expectations or listening Tickets are on sale for $8 per it… then I proceeded to throw up. be Here for a Sixth Year. KB: Who’s your favorite character? RT: Well, in 10 years I’m going to be but he has already been apartment Carr, director of the Arts Series produced by the New York Po- Roman Catholic mass to respect customs. student but when you use the code KH: My roommate and I junior RT: And Kevin is Most Clean. KH: Squidward. a foot doctor. But I’m going to be in shopping in Chicago. The only at UD said. lyphony. and acknowledge the well-known “The goal of ArtsLive is to in- “UD faith,” you receive half off the year were talking a lot of trash to KB: Yeah, he comes back from KG: You would. New York, so that’s pretty cool. I’m qualifications he needs are exposed “It’s not consistent. A variety The New York Polyphony con- evolutionist. troduce people to the greatness original price. Tickets are available parents about beer pong, and they Tim’s and cleans. IC: Mine has to be “Tom and Jerry” going to be poor in New York City. brick and an in-unit washer and of experiences is important in sists of four men that are regarded “Music provides a refreshing of new musical experience,” Carr at the box office by calling 937-229- completely destroyed us. Then it KH: He’ll be basically passed out (The other roommates collectively Oh, and I want a daughter. dryer. exploring music,” Carr said. For as one of the best vocal chamber new light and a new view that said. 2545 or online at go.udayton.edu/ was their turn to talk trash to us, on the floor and simultaneously groan.) KB: How old will I be then? 33? KB: Yep. That’s my vision. nine years, Eileen Carr has served ensembles in the world. They are makes you feel like a new person,” New York Polyphony will be artslive. For more information and they did so the rest of the week- vacuuming. KG: Well, now you look way cooler Okay, I have a vision of what I will KG: Well, Kyle’s vision pretty much as the director of the Arts Series performing at UD for the very first Carr said. It’s a way for students singing faith-themed choral pieces contact Eileen Carr at 937-229-2787 end. KG: What can I say? It’s my one re- than the rest of us. be doing. said it all for us. at UD and has fit each distinct time. to step out of the box and expose and early renaissance music. Carr or [email protected]. KG: Wait, I just remembered some- deeming quality, so I have to capi- KH: And you’re really showing how KG: Preach it, brother. IC: Put me down as an astronaut program into different venues to One of the many excellent mu- themselves to new types of mu- explains that they will be combin- thing way more embarrassing for talize on it. old we are. It’s like saying, “I’m go- KB: Oh, I didn’t know I actually had space cowboy. create more than one art theatre. sical pieces they will play is titled sic. New York Polyphony creates ing faith and reason, “not thinking Ian. He was selected as College ing to go with ‘Steamboat Willie.’” to tell you. Well. Hopefully, I’ll have “When you hear music live in a “Missa Charles Darwin.” It is a harmonies that are outside of tra- of faith and reason as either one Fashionista. Ian and I were get- FN: What are the most under- a job. A great job. And doing some ting coffee last year, and this girl rated and overrated parts of UD? 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“Great thoughts only speak to the mind, but great actions Nationwide unemployment levels can be deceiving

speak to all of man.” During this past year, headlines the lowest unemployment rates the a job that pertains to their major, if for free is becoming more frequent. old freshman, I can’t come up with have spread the news of U.S. un- U.S. has had in years, it is a com- a job at all. Is this their fault? In most cases it’s a perfect answer to please everyone. —Theodore Roosevelt employment declining to a steady What I do know, however, is that Former U.S. president, 1858-1919 5.9 percent. This is a positive sign whatever solution is created to re- because last year the rate was re- “With the spread of unemployment, many solve this economic crisis and help corded to be 7 percent. However, I all those fighting to hold on must be view this problem from the oppo- qualified people are left jobless and hopeless.” applied quickly. fneditorial site stance. Yes, falling unemploy- People can only last so long; soon America drives global economics ment is an improvement, but it’s families won’t be able to provide GRATEFUL: still high and continues to affect in- for their children and individu- The global financial markets tions provided emerging econo- to the large banks receive the nec- dividuals and families everywhere. als won’t be able to support them- THANKSGIVING BREAK IS COMING UP shook recently due to weak eco- mies with easy credit (lending). essary capital, making entering in- This is an issue that I take per- mon reaction for a person to see This is especially frustrating be- ALEX TOBALIN selves. As hard-working students nomic activity, geopolitical fears The negative long term implica- dustries for small companies more sonally and may hold a bias opinion this as an accomplishment. cause I know how much hard work Columnist who are part of a great community, The semester continues to fly by as we rapidly approach Thanks- and health concerns. The weak- tions of deriving growth from trad- difficult from a financing perspec- on, but that’s because I know first- However, unless one has person- is put forth completing assign- we need to realize that this problem giving break. As the pace accelerates toward the end of the year, the ness in economic activity has ing partners is that Germany has tive. The lack of new competition hand what it’s like to experience ally experienced the negative ef- ments, how many endless hours is real and that just because it may community is in need of the respite that Thanksgiving offers: a time permeated to countries like Ger- exposed themselves broadly to the within many exporting sectors this harsh reality. As a student at fects of this issue, than one cannot are spent studying and the amount not. The cold truth is that with the not be affecting you directly doesn’t for family and reflection before the challenges of final exams. many and Japan who looked most healthiness of the global economy. stagnates incentive for compa- a private university, I’m aware of fully understand how, even though of dedication students devote to spread of unemployment, many mean many people aren’t experi- This break, make sure you make the most of your time and spend poised to drive global productivity. When growth remains weak these nies to innovate and improve pre- the financial expenses my mom, the rate has dropped, it is still noth- extracurriculars all in an effort to qualified people are left jobless encing its devastating effects. Our it with the friends and family you care about. It’s always important In the case of Germany, they have trading partners can’t conceivably existing processes. This leads to as a single parent, has to deal with. ing to celebrate. Unemployment is one day get a job in the field they and hopeless. Those unemployed generation has been blamed for for us to keep our eyes open for ways to serve our community, but revised gross domestic product purchase as many goods. In ad- inefficiencies in resources and ac- I understand that it’s not an easy an epidemic and it has repercus- are studying. But when is that “one range from students to adults and “turning a blind eye” to issues we Thanksgiving offers us an important chance to reflect on the bless- annual growth rate expectations dition, nontradable sectors have ceptance of lower profit margins. task to send a child to college, es- sions all throughout the country. day?” As students, it makes sense to even to the elderly who are finding want to pretend aren’t happening ings we’ve been given and to understand the needs that with which for 2015 from 1.8 percent to 1.2 lacked innovation and nondo- The American arm’s length pecially nowadays, and I watch my Parents everywhere are des- believe that our job now is to go to it increasingly difficult to gain em- because we aren’t enduring them. we can assist other members of the community. Often, as students percent. According to economy mestic competition making these financial system will continue to mom struggle to do so while striv- perately trying to support their school and study a topic for which ployment due to their age. Let’s prove these accusations of the University of Dayton, we take some things for granted. When minister Sigmar Gabriel, slower industries inefficient with their lead the world in innovation; this ing to find a job in an economy that children and, relatable to us as we’re passionate about and by do- In a time where it’s common for wrong. we turn the knob on the faucet clean water comes out, when we’re export growth is the reason for the resources. model is supported by weak safety has seen better days. students, new graduates are often- ing this we’ll be able to land a job af- hundreds of thousands of people to hungry we can buy something to eat. All of our basic survival needs downward revision, on top of geo- Now, why does this all matter? nets that demands nimbleness of Four out of five individuals fac- times failing at finding jobs that re- ter graduation. However, statistics file for unemployment each week, are part of our routine lives so we focus on other problems. We don’t political risks and global economic America remains the engine the workforce, and ever-increasing ing no work are trying to avoid fall- late to their major. The Washington have proved that this ideal scenario the most logical question to ask think about the most basic necessities of living because they’re pro- problems overseas. that drives the global economy. skilled labor. ing to the poverty level according to Post recorded that only 29 percent isn’t realistic. Graduates moving is: what can be done to solve this ALEX TOBALIN vided to us so conveniently. While Gabriel does make valid Despite all of the global growth Considering these factors, USA Today. As the news highlights of college graduates end up having back home with no job and living problem? Honestly, as a 19-year- Columnist Not everybody in the community has this luxury. For some of the claims about the weak economic worries, United States corpora- undergraduate students will be underserved, including the homeless, their everyday lives aren’t growth prospects; he neglects the tions continue to surpass earnings forced to increase their skill sets spent worrying about the same issues that we worry about. They fact that Germany’s growth re- estimates. after graduation, and must accept fnstaff 2014–2015 may not be worried about trivial things like what’s going to happen mains driven by global consump- “With over half of the com- that adaptation within the work- The deep web is massive, unmonitored to a character on a sitcom, but instead they’re worried about where tion. After World War II, Germany panies in the S&P 500 reporting force as the new norm. Previous their next meal is going to come from and where they might sleep became an exporting powerhouse, third-quarter results, earnings generations remained within oc- We have always ventured to take to download the Onion Router, or associated with this system is that EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART DIRECTOR that night. because domestic consumption re- have been 4 percent better than cupational roles on average sig- new technology to its fullest; to ex- Tor. Tor functions just like any users leave reviews of the seller, These are things we take for granted every day. We’re all privileged mained stunted from wartime con- expected, while revenues have sur- nificantly longer. Expect less job ploit it for both altruistic reasons other browser you’ve used before, holding the seller to complete the CC Hutten CIRCULATION MANAGER to have the opportunity to attend a university and receive the educa- ditions. They pursued global buy- passed expectations by 1 percent,” security and increased mobility and personal gain. Gunpowder, for but it encrypts all of your activ- deal honestly in the black market. (CONTACT: [email protected]) Meghan Ostermueller tion that we do. ers to purchase excess supply; this Gabriel said. The real competitive out of the American private sector example, can be used to delight ity. Using a Tor browser makes it Authorities are chasing shad- Consider serving the community this Thanksgiving and partici- allowed increased productivity and advantage of the United States lies workforce on an aggregate basis. children with brilliant fireworks very difficult for people to discern ows in the dark web. What started MANAGING EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR pating in activities such as volunteering at a homeless shelter. Shel- led to stronger economic growth. within the arm’s length financial displays, or to overthrow empires where you are located and lets you as a form of military communica- ters often serve a vital role in feeding and caring for the underserved. Essentially, Germany could ex- system over the European model and toss the world into chaos. The operate with anonymity. tion has blossomed into a full-on Matthew Worsham Grace Wolford The important thing to remember is to approach your service not as pand exporting sectors without of long-term relationships be- SAM ORMAN Internet is no different. This lets governments, spies, black market place. The Silk Road ASST. NEWS EDITOR WEB EDITOR a savior, but as a neighbor. We are all in the struggle toward progress consuming the baskets of goods tween banks and corporations. Senior The sheer size of the Internet is political dissidents and the like was the first of these marketplaces together. created. Instead, developing na- Only companies with connections Finance & Business Economics a mystery to the average user. A communicate in rough areas of to fall to the might of the U.S. gov- Alise Jarmusz Melissa Shaffer vast majority of websites are not the world and spread news, infor- ernment, but its closing spawned indexed by standard search en- mation and plans without being The Silk Road 2.0 a couple of A&E EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR gines such as Google or Bing and caught. weeks later. Katie Christoff Chris Santucci are thus inaccessible, even if you But like anything that has been Last month they caught the in- What are your plans over Thanksgiving break? copy and paste the address in the shrouded in mystery, it has been dividual running 2.0 and within ASST. A&E EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER search bar. abused by a few. Online market hours a 3.0 version was running on Mary Kate Dorr Ian Moran This hidden area of the Internet places for drugs, passports and art different servers, serving a loyal is called the deep web. have sprung up selling wares from group of buyers. OPINIONS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Mike Bergman, the founder of around the world. It seems the harder you try to BrightPlanet and the man who The Silk Road was one of the kill something the faster it comes Evan Shaub Amanda Dee coined the term “deep web” said earliest purveyors of online illicit back, like a hydra in Greek my- that “searching on the Internet drugs, operated in a way much like thology. ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR ASST. SOCIAL MEDIA today can be compared to drag- how Amazon does today. Sellers The Silk Road series of websites Steven Goodman MANAGER ging a net across the surface of the set up an account, list pictures, are but one of many, and most of ocean: a great deal may be caught prices and what country they them are here stay. SPORTS EDITOR Megan Burton in the net, but there is a wealth of originate from. You pay for your Chris Bendel information that is deep and there- purchase in bitcoins, a kind of fiat ADVERTISING MANAGER fore missed.” money spawned on the Internet So, how do you get down there that further reduces the chances ASST. SPORTS EDITOR Aline Leclair into the trove of hidden websites, of getting caught with another Keith Raad (CONTACT:[email protected]) “I just want to go home and spend time “Playing with my dogs and going to my “My sister is coming in town and we’re “I’m going to the Bahamas.” “I’m going to go to church and hang out and what should you expect? layer of encryption. JOHN MERRELL with my family.” aunt’s house.” having dinner with family.” with my dogs.” Well, first things first: you need The most bizzare phenomenon Columnist COPY EDITOR JACOB RINEHART MARY MAXWELL HOLLY MADLIGER LUKE STENSON JACK WITSMAN Allie Gauthier Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Management Information Systems Mechanical Engineering Accounting Management Information Systems Political Science 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com

“Great thoughts only speak to the mind, but great actions Nationwide unemployment levels can be deceiving

speak to all of man.” During this past year, headlines the lowest unemployment rates the a job that pertains to their major, if for free is becoming more frequent. old freshman, I can’t come up with have spread the news of U.S. un- U.S. has had in years, it is a com- a job at all. Is this their fault? In most cases it’s a perfect answer to please everyone. —Theodore Roosevelt employment declining to a steady What I do know, however, is that Former U.S. president, 1858-1919 5.9 percent. This is a positive sign whatever solution is created to re- because last year the rate was re- “With the spread of unemployment, many solve this economic crisis and help corded to be 7 percent. However, I all those fighting to hold on must be view this problem from the oppo- qualified people are left jobless and hopeless.” applied quickly. fneditorial site stance. Yes, falling unemploy- People can only last so long; soon America drives global economics ment is an improvement, but it’s families won’t be able to provide GRATEFUL: still high and continues to affect in- for their children and individu- The global financial markets tions provided emerging econo- to the large banks receive the nec- dividuals and families everywhere. als won’t be able to support them- THANKSGIVING BREAK IS COMING UP shook recently due to weak eco- mies with easy credit (lending). essary capital, making entering in- This is an issue that I take per- mon reaction for a person to see This is especially frustrating be- ALEX TOBALIN selves. As hard-working students nomic activity, geopolitical fears The negative long term implica- dustries for small companies more sonally and may hold a bias opinion this as an accomplishment. cause I know how much hard work Columnist who are part of a great community, The semester continues to fly by as we rapidly approach Thanks- and health concerns. The weak- tions of deriving growth from trad- difficult from a financing perspec- on, but that’s because I know first- However, unless one has person- is put forth completing assign- we need to realize that this problem giving break. As the pace accelerates toward the end of the year, the ness in economic activity has ing partners is that Germany has tive. The lack of new competition hand what it’s like to experience ally experienced the negative ef- ments, how many endless hours is real and that just because it may community is in need of the respite that Thanksgiving offers: a time permeated to countries like Ger- exposed themselves broadly to the within many exporting sectors this harsh reality. As a student at fects of this issue, than one cannot are spent studying and the amount not. The cold truth is that with the not be affecting you directly doesn’t for family and reflection before the challenges of final exams. many and Japan who looked most healthiness of the global economy. stagnates incentive for compa- a private university, I’m aware of fully understand how, even though of dedication students devote to spread of unemployment, many mean many people aren’t experi- This break, make sure you make the most of your time and spend poised to drive global productivity. When growth remains weak these nies to innovate and improve pre- the financial expenses my mom, the rate has dropped, it is still noth- extracurriculars all in an effort to qualified people are left jobless encing its devastating effects. Our it with the friends and family you care about. It’s always important In the case of Germany, they have trading partners can’t conceivably existing processes. This leads to as a single parent, has to deal with. ing to celebrate. Unemployment is one day get a job in the field they and hopeless. Those unemployed generation has been blamed for for us to keep our eyes open for ways to serve our community, but revised gross domestic product purchase as many goods. In ad- inefficiencies in resources and ac- I understand that it’s not an easy an epidemic and it has repercus- are studying. But when is that “one range from students to adults and “turning a blind eye” to issues we Thanksgiving offers us an important chance to reflect on the bless- annual growth rate expectations dition, nontradable sectors have ceptance of lower profit margins. task to send a child to college, es- sions all throughout the country. day?” As students, it makes sense to even to the elderly who are finding want to pretend aren’t happening ings we’ve been given and to understand the needs that with which for 2015 from 1.8 percent to 1.2 lacked innovation and nondo- The American arm’s length pecially nowadays, and I watch my Parents everywhere are des- believe that our job now is to go to it increasingly difficult to gain em- because we aren’t enduring them. we can assist other members of the community. Often, as students percent. According to economy mestic competition making these financial system will continue to mom struggle to do so while striv- perately trying to support their school and study a topic for which ployment due to their age. Let’s prove these accusations of the University of Dayton, we take some things for granted. When minister Sigmar Gabriel, slower industries inefficient with their lead the world in innovation; this ing to find a job in an economy that children and, relatable to us as we’re passionate about and by do- In a time where it’s common for wrong. we turn the knob on the faucet clean water comes out, when we’re export growth is the reason for the resources. model is supported by weak safety has seen better days. students, new graduates are often- ing this we’ll be able to land a job af- hundreds of thousands of people to hungry we can buy something to eat. All of our basic survival needs downward revision, on top of geo- Now, why does this all matter? nets that demands nimbleness of Four out of five individuals fac- times failing at finding jobs that re- ter graduation. However, statistics file for unemployment each week, are part of our routine lives so we focus on other problems. We don’t political risks and global economic America remains the engine the workforce, and ever-increasing ing no work are trying to avoid fall- late to their major. The Washington have proved that this ideal scenario the most logical question to ask think about the most basic necessities of living because they’re pro- problems overseas. that drives the global economy. skilled labor. ing to the poverty level according to Post recorded that only 29 percent isn’t realistic. Graduates moving is: what can be done to solve this ALEX TOBALIN vided to us so conveniently. While Gabriel does make valid Despite all of the global growth Considering these factors, USA Today. As the news highlights of college graduates end up having back home with no job and living problem? Honestly, as a 19-year- Columnist Not everybody in the community has this luxury. For some of the claims about the weak economic worries, United States corpora- undergraduate students will be underserved, including the homeless, their everyday lives aren’t growth prospects; he neglects the tions continue to surpass earnings forced to increase their skill sets spent worrying about the same issues that we worry about. They fact that Germany’s growth re- estimates. after graduation, and must accept fnstaff 2014–2015 may not be worried about trivial things like what’s going to happen mains driven by global consump- “With over half of the com- that adaptation within the work- The deep web is massive, unmonitored to a character on a sitcom, but instead they’re worried about where tion. After World War II, Germany panies in the S&P 500 reporting force as the new norm. Previous their next meal is going to come from and where they might sleep became an exporting powerhouse, third-quarter results, earnings generations remained within oc- We have always ventured to take to download the Onion Router, or associated with this system is that EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART DIRECTOR that night. because domestic consumption re- have been 4 percent better than cupational roles on average sig- new technology to its fullest; to ex- Tor. Tor functions just like any users leave reviews of the seller, These are things we take for granted every day. We’re all privileged mained stunted from wartime con- expected, while revenues have sur- nificantly longer. Expect less job ploit it for both altruistic reasons other browser you’ve used before, holding the seller to complete the CC Hutten CIRCULATION MANAGER to have the opportunity to attend a university and receive the educa- ditions. They pursued global buy- passed expectations by 1 percent,” security and increased mobility and personal gain. Gunpowder, for but it encrypts all of your activ- deal honestly in the black market. (CONTACT: [email protected]) Meghan Ostermueller tion that we do. ers to purchase excess supply; this Gabriel said. The real competitive out of the American private sector example, can be used to delight ity. Using a Tor browser makes it Authorities are chasing shad- Consider serving the community this Thanksgiving and partici- allowed increased productivity and advantage of the United States lies workforce on an aggregate basis. children with brilliant fireworks very difficult for people to discern ows in the dark web. What started MANAGING EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR pating in activities such as volunteering at a homeless shelter. Shel- led to stronger economic growth. within the arm’s length financial displays, or to overthrow empires where you are located and lets you as a form of military communica- ters often serve a vital role in feeding and caring for the underserved. Essentially, Germany could ex- system over the European model and toss the world into chaos. The operate with anonymity. tion has blossomed into a full-on Matthew Worsham Grace Wolford The important thing to remember is to approach your service not as pand exporting sectors without of long-term relationships be- SAM ORMAN Internet is no different. This lets governments, spies, black market place. The Silk Road ASST. NEWS EDITOR WEB EDITOR a savior, but as a neighbor. We are all in the struggle toward progress consuming the baskets of goods tween banks and corporations. Senior The sheer size of the Internet is political dissidents and the like was the first of these marketplaces together. created. Instead, developing na- Only companies with connections Finance & Business Economics a mystery to the average user. A communicate in rough areas of to fall to the might of the U.S. gov- Alise Jarmusz Melissa Shaffer vast majority of websites are not the world and spread news, infor- ernment, but its closing spawned indexed by standard search en- mation and plans without being The Silk Road 2.0 a couple of A&E EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR gines such as Google or Bing and caught. weeks later. Katie Christoff Chris Santucci are thus inaccessible, even if you But like anything that has been Last month they caught the in- What are your plans over Thanksgiving break? copy and paste the address in the shrouded in mystery, it has been dividual running 2.0 and within ASST. A&E EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER search bar. abused by a few. Online market hours a 3.0 version was running on Mary Kate Dorr Ian Moran This hidden area of the Internet places for drugs, passports and art different servers, serving a loyal is called the deep web. have sprung up selling wares from group of buyers. OPINIONS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Mike Bergman, the founder of around the world. It seems the harder you try to BrightPlanet and the man who The Silk Road was one of the kill something the faster it comes Evan Shaub Amanda Dee coined the term “deep web” said earliest purveyors of online illicit back, like a hydra in Greek my- that “searching on the Internet drugs, operated in a way much like thology. ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR ASST. SOCIAL MEDIA today can be compared to drag- how Amazon does today. Sellers The Silk Road series of websites Steven Goodman MANAGER ging a net across the surface of the set up an account, list pictures, are but one of many, and most of ocean: a great deal may be caught prices and what country they them are here stay. SPORTS EDITOR Megan Burton in the net, but there is a wealth of originate from. You pay for your Chris Bendel information that is deep and there- purchase in bitcoins, a kind of fiat ADVERTISING MANAGER fore missed.” money spawned on the Internet So, how do you get down there that further reduces the chances ASST. SPORTS EDITOR Aline Leclair into the trove of hidden websites, of getting caught with another Keith Raad (CONTACT:[email protected]) “I just want to go home and spend time “Playing with my dogs and going to my “My sister is coming in town and we’re “I’m going to the Bahamas.” “I’m going to go to church and hang out and what should you expect? layer of encryption. JOHN MERRELL with my family.” aunt’s house.” having dinner with family.” with my dogs.” Well, first things first: you need The most bizzare phenomenon Columnist COPY EDITOR JACOB RINEHART MARY MAXWELL HOLLY MADLIGER LUKE STENSON JACK WITSMAN Allie Gauthier Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Management Information Systems Mechanical Engineering Accounting Management Information Systems Political Science 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Taylor Swift pulls music from Spotify as statement MEN’S SOCCER Yet another ex- was added to have given the artists and song- cause people value their brand should be released. This past de- was released. Then they listened UD loses in first round of A-10 tournament Taylor Swift’s ‘long list of ex- writers. He also noted that “top and will pay an arm and a leg to cade, people have acquired their to and enjoyed the album in its STEVE MILLER In what was a microcosm of the Currier said. “We had to restructure izing goal. other guys and believes in the team.” lovers’: Spotify. artists like Taylor Swift are on experience “the wonderful world music online; free or purchased. entirety. Staff Writer whole season, UD’s year ended on our goals.” “Letting up those goals down the “He was our best player all year,” This is because Swift removed track to exceed $6 million a year” of Disney.” Whereas, a brand The idea that music won’t just be Will the music industry pen- Thursday in a 1-0 loss to No. 1 seed During the season, Dayton played stretch shook our confidence,” Bates Currier said. “He really made the team her entire catalog of music from through streaming on Spotify. such as Marlboro could falter given to us for free is a different dulum swing the other way, Heading into the 2014 season, the Rhode Island in the Atlantic 10 tour- six nationally-ranked teams. The big- said. run.” the service. Swift says that her music is as anti-tobacco campaigns have and frustrating concept because thanks to Swift? Will we see Dayton men’s soccer team understood nament. gest wins came at home against Ohio Currier felt the same way as the Fly- Currier is confident that another We should have known there art, which Ek and I completely helped erode the public percep- of current practices. more artists begin to use these it was going to face a tall task with Keeping pace with nationally-com- State University and Davidson on back- ers went on to lose twice and tie once year of experience will make Abuba- was trouble when Swift’s op-ed agree with, but let’s take the idea tion of the brand’s value and However, Swift is supporting retro marketing techniques? seven starters and nine seniors having petitive teams like Saint Louis Univer- to-back weekends. over their next three games. The team kar one of the best defenders in the piece appeared in the Wall Street of art, a very perception-depen- smoking in general. the value of her brand by releas- Only time will tell. This process graduated that year. The departures sity, the University of Maryland and “This is probably one of the first regained a bit of momentum as they A-10. Journal this past July. dent concept, out of this situa- Swift’s brand is similar to ing her album in a very “old- certainly seems to have worked left major vacancies in the Flyers’ Davidson College, the Flyers finished years we were able to dominate those defeated St Joseph’s convincingly in The real lessons this season came Swift shared her thoughts tion for a second. these situations. Now that she school” manner, like the artists nicely for Swift. depth chart. the season with a record of 7-7-5, in a big games,” Currier said. “That defi- the final regular season match. out of the games that Dayton let slip about the future of music. She Think of Swift as a brand, has established herself and who thrived before the Internet, However, I think it is worth The young players handled the stiff year that seemed to be one of rebuild- nitely played a mental role for the Dayton made the A-10 tournament, through their fingers in the closing stated “Art is important and similar to Disney, Nike, Ford, gained a dedicated fan base who before iPods were popular and noting that Spotify is a great challenge well, but in the end the inex- ing. team.” a preseason goal, but had to face top- minutes. Moving forward, the players rare, it’s valuable and should Oreo or Coach. It’s a product and values her work, she can take main factors of the music indus- platform for newer artists. They perience was evident as the team failed “We took the preseason to gauge Junior midfielder Brian Bates said seeded Rhode Island. As they did in know that consistency is the key to be paid for.” She continued by the main objective is to sell said her brand to the next level. try. Back then, artists sold over gain exposure and can be heard to close out important games. where we were,” head coach Dennis he will remember the wins against the the regular season, the Rams won by success. explicitly saying, “Music should product. By limiting access to her al- a million albums within a week. by millions. It’s a good starting nationally ranked opponents. a single goal. “We need to develop a stronger men- not be free.” Would these brands sell their bum, she is exercising a very There was only one way to ob- point for a new brand, like a lem- “After we started coming together, “I thought we performed well tality and finish out those close games,” Spotify’s CEO, Daniel Ek, re- products for anything less than powerful marketing strategy of tain the music - buy the album. onade stand is a good beginning we played our best soccer,” he said. “In against Rhode Island,” Bates said, “we Bates said of the team. He added, “[We] sponded to Swift’s departure they thought was deserved? supply and demand. For exam- And this is how Swift sold over for a juice product. the middle of the season, we were play- just weren’t able to get the result we need to become more consistent offen- from the streaming service say- Would Ford sell a car for $5,000, ple, Air Jordan shoes are exclu- 1.2 million copies of her new al- So, is it going to be forever or ing with some of the best teams in the wanted.” sively, to score and produce throughout ing, “[Spotify’s] whole reason for when they knew they could get sively sold through Nike. Swift is bum, “1989,” during its first week is this just a phase? Ek can tell country.” “We played very good soccer this all games.” existence is to help fans find mu- $20,000 for it? Probably not. selling her album in a similarly of release. her how much money she’s los- At that point in the year, UD was year,” said Currier. “We gained a lot “We just have to get that final piece,” sic and help artists connect with They’ve created and estab- exclusive manner. Her music is Swift’s decision has the poten- ing, but that won’t make her stay. competing for an at-large bid to the of good experience and played a lot of Currier said. “If we do, this is a team fans through a platform that pro- lished their brands, and now available through limited chan- tial to not only change the way She’s got a long list of reasons NCAA tournament. However, they hit good teams.” that could make the NCAA tourna- tects them from piracy and pays they are able to profit from the nels: you can pay for the album her brand is working, but how that tell us to buy because she a few bumps in the road during crucial Much of the success of this season ment and be a top-25 contender.” them for their amazing work.” hard work. But how the public in Target or Walmart stores or the music industry functions. knows we love the music, as well conference games. came from a handful of new players on The team gained valuable experi- Ek claimed that Spotify paid values the product is also impor- through iTunes. Swift is bringing back the mys- as her brand. After a big win against the Univer- the squad. Namely, sophomore defend- ence and learned important lessons “more than $2 billion to labels, tant: the consumer has to deter- Swift’s move may seem shock- tique and anticipation that used sity of Massachusetts, Dayton suffered er Lalas Abubakar energized the team. during the 2014 season. Spirits are high publishers and collecting soci- mine if they are going to buy into ing and absolutely absurd at to accompany album releases. a loss to Rhode Island, conceding the He returns next season for the Fly- heading into the offseason as the team eties for distribution to song- the brand. first, but it makes sense if you For instance, during our parents’ deciding goal in overtime. Then in the ers. looks to build upon its talents and ex- writers and recording artists.” Disney can charge obscene think about it. The reason it generation (and our early child- following game, the Flyers held a long “Lalas was a really strong defender perience and to strongly contend in the Ek mentioned that this was $2 amounts of money to enter their seems so outlandish is due to hood), people awaited an album KATIE ALBERTINO lead against Saint Louis University be- for the whole season,” Bates said of the A-10 in next season. billion more than piracy would various amusement parks be- our current idea of how music and ran to the store the minute it Columnist Junior forward Amass Amankona received First Team All-Atlantic 10 nods after fore a late penalty allowed the equal- first-year Flyer. “He really cares for an astounding season. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor Alexie claims every relationship has shelf life SPORTS STANDINGS SPOILER ALERT: Life kind of What’s scarier is becoming that forgotten in this age of Facebook Our generation has a difficult day closer to graduation. And I, as of 11/16/2014 at noon sucks and people are horrible. Well, guy or gal who gets stuck. The per- updates and Instagram posts. Ev- time realizing that every relation- much like all of you sooner or not all the time. And not everyone. son who visits all too often, retelling ery relationship has a shelf life. ship does in fact have a shelf life. later, will be in the real world, in a But looking past all the unique ex- the same drunken stories every get Let that sink in. The best friend People change. You and I mold and completely new environment, day Football Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Volleyball periences and special moments, we together, and being convinced that you met first semester of your first adapt to our environments and dreaming about the good ol’ days of Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. will all go through a lot of rough they can “still drink like the college year? A couple years after college, emotional states, in turn shaping college. And it is at that time that patches. The parents divorce after days.” It’s not a pretty sight. All your budding relationship will be how we view the people around us we must throw a smile on our face thirty years of “bliss.” And you get because of a little constant called boiled down to some witty repartee and the world we live in. We are not and be able to say with confidence 1. San Diego 9-1 7-1 1. George Mason 1-0 0-0 1. Davidson 1-0 0-0 1. Dayton 26-5 13-1 laid off your first job six months in. time, death’s moody mistress. It on Twitter. That significant other the same people we were in high that we made the most of the time. And a friend spills wine on your isn’t going to slow down, as much as you swear you can fix and turn school. And it is for that reason So when you see your ex of failed 2. Dayton 7-3 5-2 2. Richmond 1-0 0-0 2. Dayton 1-0 0-0 2. Geo. Washington 21-7 11-3 pearly white rug causing you to we hope. So, how can we deal with into the person you want? You’ll that we aren’t “besties” with that relationship number five, see it as 3. St. Bonaventure 1-0 0-0 3. Duquesne 1-0 0-0 cover the stain with an illogically this plight, this ever-present stress? only peer at their Snapchat Story, fifth grade hop-scotch partner. Hell, a learning experience. Remember 3. Drake 6-4 5-2 3. St. Louis 20-9 9-5 placed potted plant. Allow me to recollect last Tues- sparking lustful collegiate nos- even in college, relationships, both the fun times. Or you can keep 4. VCU 1-0 0-0 4. Fordham 1-0 0-0 Like I said, rough patches. day. Native American author and talgia. When asked whether fam- intimate and platonic, will vanish. squandering precious moments 4. Campbell 5-6 4-3 4. Rhode Island 18-9 9-5 This semester, similar to every spokesperson for Big Head Aware- ily relationships have shelf lives, Disappear in thin air. Only to be re- with this week’s friend-with-ben- 5. Duquesne 0-0 0-0 5. Geo. Washington 1-0 0-0 other, has slipped through our ness Month Sherman Alexie head- Alexie smirked before saying, “Of membered through the “see friend- efits. After all, these are the best 5. Marist 4-7 4-4 5. Duquesne 16-11 9-5 fingertips. Days turn into hours. lined the Native People’s Collo- course! Certain friends of mine go ship” button on Facebook. years of your life. 6. Davidson 0-1 0-0 6. La Salle 1-0 0-0 Weeks into minutes. No matter quium. And he did not squander home for Christmas, even though I do not wish to convey that I what substances we ingest to halt his time on stage. After pegging they hate it. They come back and have any grasp on my own personal 6. Stetson 5-6 3-4 7. Dayton 0-1 0-0 7. UMass 1-0 0-0 6. VCU 16-12 9-5 time for however brief a moment, transubstantiation as cannibalism are depressed. I’m going to get them relationships. I am, however, being the fall semester is coming to a and shining light onto culturally all shirts that say, ‘I went home for more conscious of the experiences 7. Morehead St. 4-7 3-5 8. Fordham 0-1 0-0 8. Rhode Island 1-0 0-0 7. Fordham 4-25 4-11 close. Another term under our col- engrained airport racism, Alexie Christmas, and now I’m screwed ‘til shared with current relationships. CHAD HAZEN 9. Geo. Washington 0-1 lective belt. It’s a scary thought. mentioned something that is often Arbor Day.’” Every day that passes is one more Columnist 8. Butler 4-7 2-6 0-0 9. Richmond 1-0 0-0 8. La Salle 10-21 3-11 10. La Salle 0-1 0-0 10. Saint Louis 1-0 0-0 9. Valparaiso 3-8 1-6 9. Davidson 4-20 2-12 ourpolicy 11. UMass 0-1 0-0 11. St. Bonaventure 1-0 0-0 CORRECTION: 10. Davidson 1-10 0-7 10. George Mason 6-22 2-13 Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the Opinions editorials can be submitted at any time to 12. Saint Joseph’s 0-1 0-0 12. 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Saint Joseph’s 0-1 0-0 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com Taylor Swift pulls music from Spotify as statement MEN’S SOCCER Yet another ex- was added to have given the artists and song- cause people value their brand should be released. This past de- was released. Then they listened UD loses in first round of A-10 tournament Taylor Swift’s ‘long list of ex- writers. He also noted that “top and will pay an arm and a leg to cade, people have acquired their to and enjoyed the album in its STEVE MILLER In what was a microcosm of the Currier said. “We had to restructure izing goal. other guys and believes in the team.” lovers’: Spotify. artists like Taylor Swift are on experience “the wonderful world music online; free or purchased. entirety. Staff Writer whole season, UD’s year ended on our goals.” “Letting up those goals down the “He was our best player all year,” This is because Swift removed track to exceed $6 million a year” of Disney.” Whereas, a brand The idea that music won’t just be Will the music industry pen- Thursday in a 1-0 loss to No. 1 seed During the season, Dayton played stretch shook our confidence,” Bates Currier said. “He really made the team her entire catalog of music from through streaming on Spotify. such as Marlboro could falter given to us for free is a different dulum swing the other way, Heading into the 2014 season, the Rhode Island in the Atlantic 10 tour- six nationally-ranked teams. The big- said. run.” the service. Swift says that her music is as anti-tobacco campaigns have and frustrating concept because thanks to Swift? Will we see Dayton men’s soccer team understood nament. gest wins came at home against Ohio Currier felt the same way as the Fly- Currier is confident that another We should have known there art, which Ek and I completely helped erode the public percep- of current practices. more artists begin to use these it was going to face a tall task with Keeping pace with nationally-com- State University and Davidson on back- ers went on to lose twice and tie once year of experience will make Abuba- was trouble when Swift’s op-ed agree with, but let’s take the idea tion of the brand’s value and However, Swift is supporting retro marketing techniques? seven starters and nine seniors having petitive teams like Saint Louis Univer- to-back weekends. over their next three games. The team kar one of the best defenders in the piece appeared in the Wall Street of art, a very perception-depen- smoking in general. the value of her brand by releas- Only time will tell. This process graduated that year. The departures sity, the University of Maryland and “This is probably one of the first regained a bit of momentum as they A-10. Journal this past July. dent concept, out of this situa- Swift’s brand is similar to ing her album in a very “old- certainly seems to have worked left major vacancies in the Flyers’ Davidson College, the Flyers finished years we were able to dominate those defeated St Joseph’s convincingly in The real lessons this season came Swift shared her thoughts tion for a second. these situations. Now that she school” manner, like the artists nicely for Swift. depth chart. the season with a record of 7-7-5, in a big games,” Currier said. “That defi- the final regular season match. out of the games that Dayton let slip about the future of music. She Think of Swift as a brand, has established herself and who thrived before the Internet, However, I think it is worth The young players handled the stiff year that seemed to be one of rebuild- nitely played a mental role for the Dayton made the A-10 tournament, through their fingers in the closing stated “Art is important and similar to Disney, Nike, Ford, gained a dedicated fan base who before iPods were popular and noting that Spotify is a great challenge well, but in the end the inex- ing. team.” a preseason goal, but had to face top- minutes. Moving forward, the players rare, it’s valuable and should Oreo or Coach. It’s a product and values her work, she can take main factors of the music indus- platform for newer artists. They perience was evident as the team failed “We took the preseason to gauge Junior midfielder Brian Bates said seeded Rhode Island. As they did in know that consistency is the key to be paid for.” She continued by the main objective is to sell said her brand to the next level. try. Back then, artists sold over gain exposure and can be heard to close out important games. where we were,” head coach Dennis he will remember the wins against the the regular season, the Rams won by success. explicitly saying, “Music should product. By limiting access to her al- a million albums within a week. by millions. It’s a good starting nationally ranked opponents. a single goal. “We need to develop a stronger men- not be free.” Would these brands sell their bum, she is exercising a very There was only one way to ob- point for a new brand, like a lem- “After we started coming together, “I thought we performed well tality and finish out those close games,” Spotify’s CEO, Daniel Ek, re- products for anything less than powerful marketing strategy of tain the music - buy the album. onade stand is a good beginning we played our best soccer,” he said. “In against Rhode Island,” Bates said, “we Bates said of the team. He added, “[We] sponded to Swift’s departure they thought was deserved? supply and demand. For exam- And this is how Swift sold over for a juice product. the middle of the season, we were play- just weren’t able to get the result we need to become more consistent offen- from the streaming service say- Would Ford sell a car for $5,000, ple, Air Jordan shoes are exclu- 1.2 million copies of her new al- So, is it going to be forever or ing with some of the best teams in the wanted.” sively, to score and produce throughout ing, “[Spotify’s] whole reason for when they knew they could get sively sold through Nike. Swift is bum, “1989,” during its first week is this just a phase? Ek can tell country.” “We played very good soccer this all games.” existence is to help fans find mu- $20,000 for it? Probably not. selling her album in a similarly of release. her how much money she’s los- At that point in the year, UD was year,” said Currier. “We gained a lot “We just have to get that final piece,” sic and help artists connect with They’ve created and estab- exclusive manner. Her music is Swift’s decision has the poten- ing, but that won’t make her stay. competing for an at-large bid to the of good experience and played a lot of Currier said. “If we do, this is a team fans through a platform that pro- lished their brands, and now available through limited chan- tial to not only change the way She’s got a long list of reasons NCAA tournament. However, they hit good teams.” that could make the NCAA tourna- tects them from piracy and pays they are able to profit from the nels: you can pay for the album her brand is working, but how that tell us to buy because she a few bumps in the road during crucial Much of the success of this season ment and be a top-25 contender.” them for their amazing work.” hard work. But how the public in Target or Walmart stores or the music industry functions. knows we love the music, as well conference games. came from a handful of new players on The team gained valuable experi- Ek claimed that Spotify paid values the product is also impor- through iTunes. Swift is bringing back the mys- as her brand. After a big win against the Univer- the squad. Namely, sophomore defend- ence and learned important lessons “more than $2 billion to labels, tant: the consumer has to deter- Swift’s move may seem shock- tique and anticipation that used sity of Massachusetts, Dayton suffered er Lalas Abubakar energized the team. during the 2014 season. Spirits are high publishers and collecting soci- mine if they are going to buy into ing and absolutely absurd at to accompany album releases. a loss to Rhode Island, conceding the He returns next season for the Fly- heading into the offseason as the team eties for distribution to song- the brand. first, but it makes sense if you For instance, during our parents’ deciding goal in overtime. Then in the ers. looks to build upon its talents and ex- writers and recording artists.” Disney can charge obscene think about it. The reason it generation (and our early child- following game, the Flyers held a long “Lalas was a really strong defender perience and to strongly contend in the Ek mentioned that this was $2 amounts of money to enter their seems so outlandish is due to hood), people awaited an album KATIE ALBERTINO lead against Saint Louis University be- for the whole season,” Bates said of the A-10 in next season. billion more than piracy would various amusement parks be- our current idea of how music and ran to the store the minute it Columnist Junior forward Amass Amankona received First Team All-Atlantic 10 nods after fore a late penalty allowed the equal- first-year Flyer. “He really cares for an astounding season. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor Alexie claims every relationship has shelf life SPORTS STANDINGS SPOILER ALERT: Life kind of What’s scarier is becoming that forgotten in this age of Facebook Our generation has a difficult day closer to graduation. And I, as of 11/16/2014 at noon sucks and people are horrible. Well, guy or gal who gets stuck. The per- updates and Instagram posts. Ev- time realizing that every relation- much like all of you sooner or not all the time. And not everyone. son who visits all too often, retelling ery relationship has a shelf life. ship does in fact have a shelf life. later, will be in the real world, in a But looking past all the unique ex- the same drunken stories every get Let that sink in. The best friend People change. You and I mold and completely new environment, day Football Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Volleyball periences and special moments, we together, and being convinced that you met first semester of your first adapt to our environments and dreaming about the good ol’ days of Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. Pl Team Ovr Conf. will all go through a lot of rough they can “still drink like the college year? A couple years after college, emotional states, in turn shaping college. And it is at that time that patches. The parents divorce after days.” It’s not a pretty sight. All your budding relationship will be how we view the people around us we must throw a smile on our face thirty years of “bliss.” And you get because of a little constant called boiled down to some witty repartee and the world we live in. We are not and be able to say with confidence 1. San Diego 9-1 7-1 1. George Mason 1-0 0-0 1. Davidson 1-0 0-0 1. Dayton 26-5 13-1 laid off your first job six months in. time, death’s moody mistress. It on Twitter. That significant other the same people we were in high that we made the most of the time. And a friend spills wine on your isn’t going to slow down, as much as you swear you can fix and turn school. And it is for that reason So when you see your ex of failed 2. Dayton 7-3 5-2 2. Richmond 1-0 0-0 2. Dayton 1-0 0-0 2. Geo. Washington 21-7 11-3 pearly white rug causing you to we hope. So, how can we deal with into the person you want? You’ll that we aren’t “besties” with that relationship number five, see it as 3. St. Bonaventure 1-0 0-0 3. Duquesne 1-0 0-0 cover the stain with an illogically this plight, this ever-present stress? only peer at their Snapchat Story, fifth grade hop-scotch partner. Hell, a learning experience. Remember 3. Drake 6-4 5-2 3. St. Louis 20-9 9-5 placed potted plant. Allow me to recollect last Tues- sparking lustful collegiate nos- even in college, relationships, both the fun times. Or you can keep 4. VCU 1-0 0-0 4. Fordham 1-0 0-0 Like I said, rough patches. day. Native American author and talgia. When asked whether fam- intimate and platonic, will vanish. squandering precious moments 4. Campbell 5-6 4-3 4. Rhode Island 18-9 9-5 This semester, similar to every spokesperson for Big Head Aware- ily relationships have shelf lives, Disappear in thin air. Only to be re- with this week’s friend-with-ben- 5. Duquesne 0-0 0-0 5. Geo. Washington 1-0 0-0 other, has slipped through our ness Month Sherman Alexie head- Alexie smirked before saying, “Of membered through the “see friend- efits. After all, these are the best 5. Marist 4-7 4-4 5. Duquesne 16-11 9-5 fingertips. Days turn into hours. lined the Native People’s Collo- course! Certain friends of mine go ship” button on Facebook. years of your life. 6. Davidson 0-1 0-0 6. La Salle 1-0 0-0 Weeks into minutes. No matter quium. And he did not squander home for Christmas, even though I do not wish to convey that I what substances we ingest to halt his time on stage. After pegging they hate it. They come back and have any grasp on my own personal 6. Stetson 5-6 3-4 7. Dayton 0-1 0-0 7. UMass 1-0 0-0 6. VCU 16-12 9-5 time for however brief a moment, transubstantiation as cannibalism are depressed. I’m going to get them relationships. I am, however, being the fall semester is coming to a and shining light onto culturally all shirts that say, ‘I went home for more conscious of the experiences 7. Morehead St. 4-7 3-5 8. Fordham 0-1 0-0 8. Rhode Island 1-0 0-0 7. Fordham 4-25 4-11 close. Another term under our col- engrained airport racism, Alexie Christmas, and now I’m screwed ‘til shared with current relationships. CHAD HAZEN 9. Geo. Washington 0-1 lective belt. It’s a scary thought. mentioned something that is often Arbor Day.’” Every day that passes is one more Columnist 8. Butler 4-7 2-6 0-0 9. Richmond 1-0 0-0 8. La Salle 10-21 3-11 10. La Salle 0-1 0-0 10. Saint Louis 1-0 0-0 9. Valparaiso 3-8 1-6 9. Davidson 4-20 2-12 ourpolicy 11. UMass 0-1 0-0 11. St. Bonaventure 1-0 0-0 CORRECTION: 10. Davidson 1-10 0-7 10. George Mason 6-22 2-13 Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the Opinions editorials can be submitted at any time to 12. Saint Joseph’s 0-1 0-0 12. 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Saint Joseph’s 0-1 0-0 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com FOOTBALL WOMEN’S SOCCER VOLLEYBALL Title hopes gone UD enters A-10 tournament as No. 1 seed Flyers fall in first round KEITH RAAD Asst. Sports Editor Duquesne, the 2013 tournament champion, gave Dayton a run for their money Sunday in the regular of NCAA tournament Riding a 10-match winning streak season finale. into the Atlantic 10 Conference “It was fun,” junior outside hit- EDWARD PEREZ Dayton junior forward Ashley By the end of the match, the Flyers Tournament, Flyer volleyball will ter Alaina Turner said. “It’s always Staff Writer Campbell, who scored double the managed four shots, with only two search for their first title since 2012. cool to blow teams out, but it’s much amount of goals as UD’s second on target and allowed the Hokies Dayton capped off an impres- more fun to be in such a competitive The University of Dayton wom- leading goal scorer during the 2014 only five shots in the second half. sive comeback season finishing 26-5 environment going back-and-forth.” en’s soccer season was abruptly season with 16, did not play due to Their loss to the Hokies marks overall with a four-set victory Sun- Dayton has downed all A-10 put to an end after they were an injury she suffered in the final an end to the women’s 2014 soccer day against Duquesne University. teams save George Washington Uni- blanked in their first match in moments of the A-10 champion- season. From here on out until the The Flyers secured a first-round versity, the No. 2 overall seed, who the NCAA tournament by No. 14 ship game. spring, Tucker said the team will bye with a win Friday versus La Sal- also received a bye in the tourna- Virginia Tech Saturday in Blacks- According to head coach Mike dedicate all of their time to recov- le, and will now face the winner of ment. burg, Virginia. Tucker, his team was surprised by ery and bring all their attention to University of Rhode Island and Vir- The way the tournament shapes After beating La Salle in the At- the skill Virginia Tech held and academics. ginia Commonwealth University. up, Dayton will face the winner of lantic 10 championship game, the weren’t able to put up with them With the 2014 season wrapping With the Frericks Center hosting URI and VCU while George Wash- Flyers earned a spot in the NCAA in the first half. up Saturday and with a conference the tournament, senior defensive ington faces either Saint Louis Uni- tournament for the first time since The Flyers didn’t take a single championship in hand, Tucker be- specialist Rachel Jones is excited versity or Duquesne. 2011. shot in the first half, whereas the lieves the team had a great season. about the comforts of home. “We know that each of the six The Flyers faced Virginia Tech Hokies took 17. Junior goalkeeper He says the team drastically im- “It’s a special atmosphere,” Jones teams has a real shot at this thing,” on their own turf Saturday night. Heather Betancourt made a ca- proved throughout the year. How- said. “The last time we hosted was head coach Tim Horsmon said. “We The victor of the game was already reer-high 12 saves, but it wasn’t ever, he has set a goal to improve my freshman year and we won. It’s have to be ready for that. But I’m virtually determined at halftime enough to shut out Virginia Tech. the team’s tactical play in upcom- amazing to have our crowd and fans confident in this group we have. as the Flyers were down four to Tucker did note that his team ing seasons. behind us.” We’re very happy to be home.” nothing and missing several play- stepped up their performance in Jones and senior middle blocker The Flyers loss to George Wash- Junior outside hitter Alaina Turner smacked a career-high 25 kills Sunday against Duquesne. Turner’s 4.04 kills/set ers due to injury, who could give the second half, indicating why Isolde Hannan were celebrated Sun- ington came Oct. 11 in five-sets. ranks first in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer them the edge to spark a come- they didn’t receive any goals day for senior day. Both student-ath- Though they’re not looking too far back. throughout the remaining period. letes have the resume to bring home ahead, Turner and Jones both agree was one of the toughest tests for the Dayton would hold off Duquesne, “This season our focus has had another title. 2014 marks the third that they want one more shot at the Flyer team, but one which Horsmon however, holding them under .175 so much to do with setting goals,” Redshirt senior quarterback Will Bardo scrambles Nov. 8 against Drake University. season out of four that Jones and Colonials. loved to have as preparation. in the next three sets. Jones said. “We set percentage num- Saturday, Bardo passed for 240 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-14 victory Hannan have been a part of a team “We definitely want them again,” “Today I felt like we played more Turner smashed a career-high 25 bers for our team, dig numbers for over Butler University. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer that has nabbed the A-10 Regular Turner said. “We know that we’re a scrappy than well,” Horsmon said. kills hitting over .370 for the second- ourselves, and it really helps us fo- Season Championship. team that always rises to the occa- “But we were resilient against consecutive match. The numbers cus during the match.” CHRIS BENDEL With a target on their backs sion. That’s the opportunity that we Duquesne.” have been the reason for Dayton’s Jones ranks in the top 10 in digs Sports Editor sion I Football Championship after a again, Dayton knows they will want if we can get it.” Dayton dropped the first set 25- success this year under a new head in the conference, posting the high- 32-27 win over Valparaiso University get each opponents best shot. The final match of the season 17, allowing the Dukes to hit .438. coach. est dig/set mark of her career with In UD’s penultimate Pioneer Foot- Saturday. 2.73. ball League matchup, the Flyers beat In a matchup against San Diego Oct. “Though it seems like the num- Butler University 21-14 Saturday in In- 25, Dayton dropped the team’s first con- ber can hinder us, it really does the dianapolis, pushing the team’s confer- ference game of the season, losing to opposite,” Jones said. “By trying ence record to 5-2. the eventual league champions 40-29. to hit our stat goals it consistently At the same time, forces outside Heading into the game Oct. 25, both challenges us all match.” of the team’s control were working UD and San Diego had perfect league Dayton’s consistency has paid off against the Flyers, eliminating UD records. this season as the team has not lost from PFL title contention. In other PFL news, Jacksonville back-to-back games all year, hitting Leading the charge Saturday, red- University (9-2, 7-1), outright owner of winning streaks of nine and now 10 shirt senior quarterback Will Bardo first place in the PFL, has withdrawn matches this season. finished with 240 yards and two touch- from contention due to an internal re- “We’re playing well,” Horsmon downs through the air on 22-37 passing. view of compliance procedures, open- said. “But we have to remain at our In a low-scoring game, Bardo’s 28- ing the door for San Diego. highest level to be successful. We yard pass to redshirt senior receiver In a press release from the univer- know we’ll get everyone’s best shot, Ross Smith gave UD a 21-14 lead and sity Friday before their game against but now is our chance to prove why was the only scoring play of the half Campbell University, JU announced there’s a target on our backs.” for either team. that it will “voluntarily withdraw from Dayton gets going Saturday Smith has now caught a pass in 30 championship contention and postsea- night. straight games, according to UD ath- son play for 2014 as a result of its inter- The tournament begins Friday letics. nal review of compliance matters re- at Frericks Center with two match- Senior tailback Connor Kacsor garding the PFL’s financial aid rules .. es. The four seed versus five seed gained 125 yards on 27 attempts on an Jacksonville University’s independent matchup, URI vs. VCU, will begin afternoon where the team relied more audit was conducted in response to a at 4:30 p.m. The second match, No. heavily on the pass than in previous conference survey which revealed a 3 Saint Louis and No. 6 Duquesne games. number of financial aid inconsisten- is scheduled for 7 p.m. Check Day- While the team is currently No. 2 cies.” tonFlyers.com or Atlantic10.com for in the conference standings after the The Flyers host Campbell Univer- more information on the champion- Butler victory, the University of San sity on Senior Day Saturday. Kickoff ship round. Diego clinched the PFL championship scheduled for 1 p.m. Junior forward Ashley Campbell attacks the La Salle defense during the 2014 Atlantic 10 championship game at Baujan (l.-r.) Janna Krafka, Jill Loiars, Isolde Hannan and Jenna Jendryk look to win their ninth Atlantic 10 Tournament Championship this week at the Frericks Center. and the automatic bid to the 2015 Divi- field. The Flyers won 2-1, but Campbell suffered an injury late in the game and was not able to play in the first round of the NCAA tournament against Virginia Tech. Jed Gerlach/Staff Photographer Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18 2014 Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 Online at flyernews.com FOOTBALL WOMEN’S SOCCER VOLLEYBALL Title hopes gone UD enters A-10 tournament as No. 1 seed Flyers fall in first round KEITH RAAD Asst. Sports Editor Duquesne, the 2013 tournament champion, gave Dayton a run for their money Sunday in the regular of NCAA tournament Riding a 10-match winning streak season finale. into the Atlantic 10 Conference “It was fun,” junior outside hit- EDWARD PEREZ Dayton junior forward Ashley By the end of the match, the Flyers Tournament, Flyer volleyball will ter Alaina Turner said. “It’s always Staff Writer Campbell, who scored double the managed four shots, with only two search for their first title since 2012. cool to blow teams out, but it’s much amount of goals as UD’s second on target and allowed the Hokies Dayton capped off an impres- more fun to be in such a competitive The University of Dayton wom- leading goal scorer during the 2014 only five shots in the second half. sive comeback season finishing 26-5 environment going back-and-forth.” en’s soccer season was abruptly season with 16, did not play due to Their loss to the Hokies marks overall with a four-set victory Sun- Dayton has downed all A-10 put to an end after they were an injury she suffered in the final an end to the women’s 2014 soccer day against Duquesne University. teams save George Washington Uni- blanked in their first match in moments of the A-10 champion- season. From here on out until the The Flyers secured a first-round versity, the No. 2 overall seed, who the NCAA tournament by No. 14 ship game. spring, Tucker said the team will bye with a win Friday versus La Sal- also received a bye in the tourna- Virginia Tech Saturday in Blacks- According to head coach Mike dedicate all of their time to recov- le, and will now face the winner of ment. burg, Virginia. Tucker, his team was surprised by ery and bring all their attention to University of Rhode Island and Vir- The way the tournament shapes After beating La Salle in the At- the skill Virginia Tech held and academics. ginia Commonwealth University. up, Dayton will face the winner of lantic 10 championship game, the weren’t able to put up with them With the 2014 season wrapping With the Frericks Center hosting URI and VCU while George Wash- Flyers earned a spot in the NCAA in the first half. up Saturday and with a conference the tournament, senior defensive ington faces either Saint Louis Uni- tournament for the first time since The Flyers didn’t take a single championship in hand, Tucker be- specialist Rachel Jones is excited versity or Duquesne. 2011. shot in the first half, whereas the lieves the team had a great season. about the comforts of home. “We know that each of the six The Flyers faced Virginia Tech Hokies took 17. Junior goalkeeper He says the team drastically im- “It’s a special atmosphere,” Jones teams has a real shot at this thing,” on their own turf Saturday night. Heather Betancourt made a ca- proved throughout the year. How- said. “The last time we hosted was head coach Tim Horsmon said. “We The victor of the game was already reer-high 12 saves, but it wasn’t ever, he has set a goal to improve my freshman year and we won. It’s have to be ready for that. But I’m virtually determined at halftime enough to shut out Virginia Tech. the team’s tactical play in upcom- amazing to have our crowd and fans confident in this group we have. as the Flyers were down four to Tucker did note that his team ing seasons. behind us.” We’re very happy to be home.” nothing and missing several play- stepped up their performance in Jones and senior middle blocker The Flyers loss to George Wash- Junior outside hitter Alaina Turner smacked a career-high 25 kills Sunday against Duquesne. Turner’s 4.04 kills/set ers due to injury, who could give the second half, indicating why Isolde Hannan were celebrated Sun- ington came Oct. 11 in five-sets. ranks first in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer them the edge to spark a come- they didn’t receive any goals day for senior day. Both student-ath- Though they’re not looking too far back. throughout the remaining period. letes have the resume to bring home ahead, Turner and Jones both agree was one of the toughest tests for the Dayton would hold off Duquesne, “This season our focus has had another title. 2014 marks the third that they want one more shot at the Flyer team, but one which Horsmon however, holding them under .175 so much to do with setting goals,” Redshirt senior quarterback Will Bardo scrambles Nov. 8 against Drake University. season out of four that Jones and Colonials. loved to have as preparation. in the next three sets. Jones said. “We set percentage num- Saturday, Bardo passed for 240 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-14 victory Hannan have been a part of a team “We definitely want them again,” “Today I felt like we played more Turner smashed a career-high 25 bers for our team, dig numbers for over Butler University. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer that has nabbed the A-10 Regular Turner said. “We know that we’re a scrappy than well,” Horsmon said. kills hitting over .370 for the second- ourselves, and it really helps us fo- Season Championship. team that always rises to the occa- “But we were resilient against consecutive match. The numbers cus during the match.” CHRIS BENDEL With a target on their backs sion. That’s the opportunity that we Duquesne.” have been the reason for Dayton’s Jones ranks in the top 10 in digs Sports Editor sion I Football Championship after a again, Dayton knows they will want if we can get it.” Dayton dropped the first set 25- success this year under a new head in the conference, posting the high- 32-27 win over Valparaiso University get each opponents best shot. The final match of the season 17, allowing the Dukes to hit .438. coach. est dig/set mark of her career with In UD’s penultimate Pioneer Foot- Saturday. 2.73. ball League matchup, the Flyers beat In a matchup against San Diego Oct. “Though it seems like the num- Butler University 21-14 Saturday in In- 25, Dayton dropped the team’s first con- ber can hinder us, it really does the dianapolis, pushing the team’s confer- ference game of the season, losing to opposite,” Jones said. “By trying ence record to 5-2. the eventual league champions 40-29. to hit our stat goals it consistently At the same time, forces outside Heading into the game Oct. 25, both challenges us all match.” of the team’s control were working UD and San Diego had perfect league Dayton’s consistency has paid off against the Flyers, eliminating UD records. this season as the team has not lost from PFL title contention. In other PFL news, Jacksonville back-to-back games all year, hitting Leading the charge Saturday, red- University (9-2, 7-1), outright owner of winning streaks of nine and now 10 shirt senior quarterback Will Bardo first place in the PFL, has withdrawn matches this season. finished with 240 yards and two touch- from contention due to an internal re- “We’re playing well,” Horsmon downs through the air on 22-37 passing. view of compliance procedures, open- said. “But we have to remain at our In a low-scoring game, Bardo’s 28- ing the door for San Diego. highest level to be successful. We yard pass to redshirt senior receiver In a press release from the univer- know we’ll get everyone’s best shot, Ross Smith gave UD a 21-14 lead and sity Friday before their game against but now is our chance to prove why was the only scoring play of the half Campbell University, JU announced there’s a target on our backs.” for either team. that it will “voluntarily withdraw from Dayton gets going Saturday Smith has now caught a pass in 30 championship contention and postsea- night. straight games, according to UD ath- son play for 2014 as a result of its inter- The tournament begins Friday letics. nal review of compliance matters re- at Frericks Center with two match- Senior tailback Connor Kacsor garding the PFL’s financial aid rules .. es. The four seed versus five seed gained 125 yards on 27 attempts on an Jacksonville University’s independent matchup, URI vs. VCU, will begin afternoon where the team relied more audit was conducted in response to a at 4:30 p.m. The second match, No. heavily on the pass than in previous conference survey which revealed a 3 Saint Louis and No. 6 Duquesne games. number of financial aid inconsisten- is scheduled for 7 p.m. Check Day- While the team is currently No. 2 cies.” tonFlyers.com or Atlantic10.com for in the conference standings after the The Flyers host Campbell Univer- more information on the champion- Butler victory, the University of San sity on Senior Day Saturday. Kickoff ship round. Diego clinched the PFL championship scheduled for 1 p.m. Junior forward Ashley Campbell attacks the La Salle defense during the 2014 Atlantic 10 championship game at Baujan (l.-r.) Janna Krafka, Jill Loiars, Isolde Hannan and Jenna Jendryk look to win their ninth Atlantic 10 Tournament Championship this week at the Frericks Center. and the automatic bid to the 2015 Divi- field. The Flyers won 2-1, but Campbell suffered an injury late in the game and was not able to play in the first round of the NCAA tournament against Virginia Tech. Jed Gerlach/Staff Photographer Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer 16 SPORTS Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 MEN’S BASKETBALL Flyers travel to Puerto Rico for early test

DAN DURKIN tional exposure by upsetting then No. This will be the second time the Fly- Staff Writer 11 Gonzaga University, before falling to ers will be playing in the Puerto Rico the University of Baylor in the follow- Tip-Off. UD played in the tournament After a season-opening 76-52 victory ing game by one point. Both Gonzaga in 2009. over Alabama A&M Friday at UD Are- and Baylor advanced to the 2014 NCAA The 2014 Puerto Rico Tip-Off will be na, the Dayton men’s basketball team tournament. the seventh consecutive early season travels to Puerto Rico to participate in UD finished the Maui trip with an tournament UD will have participated the 2014 Puerto Rico Tip-Off Tourna- 82-64 victory over the University of in. ment Thursday through Sunday, with California. The players on the roster who a potential second round matchup Many college basketball analysts played in the Maui tournament last against defending national champi- and fans see the preseason tournament year understand the benefit of seeing ons, the No. 17 ranked University of schedule as the true beginning of the top competition in the nonconference Connecticut. college basketball season. schedule. It provides a reality check The Flyers play Texas A&M in their Coaches around the nation also see early. first game of the tournament at 10:30 the trips as a time for their teams to Sophomore guard Scoochie Smith a.m. EST Thursday. The matchup will start to come together. enjoyed the quality of teams in the air on ESPNU. The Aggies beat North- “These types of trips bring us to- Maui tournament last year. western State Friday 109-68 and will gether as a team,” junior forward “It was a great experience, playing also enter Thursday’s game 1-0. Devon Scott said. against teams like California, Baylor Teams participating in the Puerto The long flights and possible lay- and a top -25 team like Gonzaga,” Smith Rico Tip-Off this year include the Uni- overs help build team chemistry by said. “Once we got to the [NCAA] tour- versity of Connecticut, Texas A&M, providing time together as a unit be- nament we knew what it took to play Freshman guard Darrell Davis drives to the hoop against Alabama A&M Friday West Virginia University, Boston fore even touching the floor to play in against those types of teams.” at UD Arena. In his first collegiate game, Davis led the team in scoring with 17 College, College of Charleston, New a game, Scott said. points. Jed Gerlach/Staff Photographer Mexico University and George Mason The other advantage in playing in University. these types of tournaments is the val- A first round win by the Flyers ue added in playing good competition would lead to a matchup with the de- early in the season, in terms of testing fending national champions, if UConn the team early with an eye towards the PUERTO RICO TIP-OFF beats the College of Charleston in the NCAA selection committee’s analysis first round of the tournament. of a team’s strength of schedule. If UD loses against Texas A&M, the Head coach Archie Miller said, “It’s Texas A&M vs. Dayton Hosted by the American Athletic Conference team will enter the “loser’s side” of the an opportunity to test us early and bracket and will play the loser of those also an opportunity to grow and build. GAME 1 Coliseo Roberto Clemente two. These events are very important to us Thursday Nov. 20 San Juan, Puerto Rico Last year, the Flyers participated in terms of exposure and also a great ESPN U in the EA Sports Maui Invitational in opportunity to build a good nonconfer- Nov. 20, 21, and 23 Hawaii, where the team first gained na- ence resume.” 10:30 A.M. EST

Charleston vs. Connecticut GAME 6 GAME 2 Friday Nov. 21 Thursday Nov. 20 ESPN 2 or ESPN U ESPN U 12:30 P.M. EST 2:30 P.M. EST GAME 12 Sunday Nov. 23 ESPN 2 6:30 P.M. EST New Mexico vs. Boston College GAME 7 GAME 3 Friday Nov. 21 Thursday Nov. 20 ESPN 2 or ESPN 2 ESPN U 5:00 P.M. EST 5:00 P.M. EST

George Mason vs. West Virginia GAME 4 Thursday Nov. 20 ESPN U Though plagued by foul trouble Friday evening, redshirt senior guard Jordan 7:30 P.M. EST Sibert managed to throw down an impressive dunk against Alabama A&M. Sibert scored nine points on 3-12 shooting. Jed Gerlach/Staff Photgrapher All times listed in EASTERN STANDARD TIME (EST) FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS