THE POSTest-, lyob September 6, 2011 THE STUDENT-RUN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Issue 2, Volume $6 Leader of the Learning Laboratory RETIRES

Scott Gore retires as UWM Union director after 30years

By Steve Garrison assistant to the chancellor. the reservations department in 1972, In the early 1970s, the union was a The UAB, still in existence today, is a News Editor Gore said that the biennial budget a position referred to him by a friend. far cry from what it is today. Campus student organization that provides support [email protected] published last spring and the financial Originally a theater major, Gore said he programs and events were often for speakers, events and programs with the impact it may have was part of the reason had "highfalutin" ideas about what he organized by external groups and intent to have an impact on the university, Campus life would be almost he chose to leave, but he also felt that wanted to do after graduation, but was individuals independent of the university community and culture of Milwaukee, unrecognizable without the efforts of after 30 years, it maybe time for a change, intrigued by the possibility of beginning who received funding from the federal according to the UWM website. Scott Gore, who, after almost 30 years of both for him and for the organization. a career at UWM. government. As such, union activities While the UAB allowed service to the UW-Milwaukee campus, "It is kind of my time ... to retool in "My experiences here on campus and were mostly business-minded, serving students greater control over campus announced his retirement as Student some shape or form," he said. the opportunities provided have helped the greater community surrounding events, it also brought problems. Union Program Director this summer. Scott Peak, formerly the university's me find my passion in many ways," he UWM with student activities serving a "[The UAB] was self-elected, and __The^rchitect behind such events as housing director, will serve as the interim said. peripheral role. depending on what was happening, it Campus Kick-off Week, Pantherfest, union director until a replacement is Gore said he probably worked in every However, in 1975 federal funds was either going to be productive or not the Distinguished Lecture Series and found. single department in the student union dried up, and the Union Activities productive," Gore said. Family Weekend will serve an advisory Gore began mopping floors and before he was offered the opportunity to Board was created to allocate student See GORE page 2 role for the foreseeable future as a special serving drinks as a student employee in serve as the active programming director. fees for union events. 2 September 6, 2011 NEWS THE UWM POST

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Florida Students Tighten Belts Post photo by Sierra Riesberg A new state law in Florida has banned the sagging of pants in school. On the needed exposure for on-campus considerable pressure to succeed. question the administration when they first day of class, the bill advocator, GORE programming that otherwise went Thankfully, he was able to secure the talk about making more money in the State Senator Gary Siplin, D-Orlando, Continued from page 1 unnoticed. Summerfest grounds, and the concert union," Gore said. "What's next? Paid handed out belts at an Orlando school to "I met the director of marketing for went off without a hitch. In 2010, more toilets?" students whose pant elevations did not San Diego State who did a seminar on than 8,000 UWM students, faculty, Space constraints have also been an comply with the new state law. Siplin how important marketing in the college staff and alumni attended the event, issue Gore has faced as the university wanted to criminalize sagging pants but Gore provided early support for the union was," he said. "I was inspired by according to the UWM website. continues to expand. "I don't think [the instead the law calls for suspension of UAB and was pivotal in transitioning this guy, and I came back and said this is "The most exciting piece of my union] is functioning, and I do not think repeat violators. Florida and Arkansas the student organization into power, what we need to do." career here has been the opportunities," it will function well for the projected are the only two states with such a law. part of a larger effort to create a more The Marketing Services Department Gore said. "People have given me the enrollment increases in the future," Gore insular community that emphasized the now provides anything from banners to opportunity to find my passion, to said. "It needs to be the showplace where "learning laboratory" aspect of campus Germans Plug New Meters catalogs, as well as lamination, printing do things that are meaningful to the students come with their parents and life. and logo design, according to the campus, but also have enriched me in so think, 'Is this a comfortable place? Is this Germans in the city of Bonn have "I did an evaluation ... what is the department's website. many ways. This career ... I can't believe a place I want to come?'" come up with a new method of enforcing content and mix of our university? What In the 2000s, Gore helped create I have been here so long." As special assistant to the chancellor, income tax on prostitution. With about are we missing? So I began to rebuild the several noteworthy activities on campus, Gore said that when the union lost Gore will provide input on future plans 200 prostitutes, the city has installed student activities experience at UWM, including the event that he would become federal funding, it seemed devastating, to expand the Union. Jan Ford, executive pay stations similar to that of parking in conjunction with students, with the most recognized for: Pantherfest. "but out of the ashes, great things come." director of recruitment and outreach, meters, where solicitors must purchase UAB, with student organizations," he "What we really need to do is Although he is happy with how the said that Gore is an intelligent, driven a ticket nightly to prove they have paid said. "Was it easy for me to do this? Yes, kick-off the semester in the right way, union operates today, he said there are individual who served as an inspiration the €6 fee (about $8.61 in USD, as of because I had all these relationships ... and go for it," Gore said in reflection. still issues that the student center faces, to everyone who worked with him. September 4) for practicing their trade. that is how I started to build the campus "UWM has arrived - we need to go to such as the growth of revenue-generating "His commitment to students and "After one warning, a sex worker caught activities process." Summerfest and create an event that will services. to student development is unparalleled, working without a ticket would be fined Gore strengthened Union be a memorable experience." "We were actually getting to the and I always benefited from that little up to $145," according to The New programming in the early '80s by Gore said his track record of success point where the union was becoming different viewpoint that I got from Scott York Times. Bonn has also constructed creating the Union Marketing Services encouraged administrators to entrust a business ... and, some students have Gore," Ford said. special wooden ptarking structures, Department, which provided much him with the project, but he was under heard me say over the years that I called "performance areas," where patrons can park their cars and have sex.

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UWMPOST.COM NEWS September 6,2011 3 Student Association takes over 25% pay raise Limitations for future presidential hopefuls

SA President Alex Kostal (left) and Vice President Brent Johnson (right). Post file photo

By Aaron Knapp SA President gets that much money," June 5 meeting, days after the elected students can live off of our salaries." legislative branches, and Deputy Speaker Assistant News Editor Webb said. Senators and officers assumed their roles. Webb, who also works full-time Tereza Pelicaric voted to approve their [email protected] Kostal justifies the salary increases Over half of the senators were absent along with her class load and her SA own salary raises - legal according to the as necessary components in making from this meeting. responsibilities, counters this argument. SA bylaws. The summer recess was an active sure that representing students is a high "It's not fair to put a senate in charge "Most of your students on campus are Stoll did not respond to a request time for the UWM Student Association, priority for SA officers. of a budget, especially when most of working two, three, maybe four jobs just for comment, but Pelicaric said the pay during which the Senate made a number "Our goal this year has been to use them don't know what the budget is for. to support themselves and to pay off their increases were justified because of rising of changes including salary increases the substantial funds that we have to They've never done it before in their lives, loans," Webb said. "It frustrates me as a expenses and a larger workload. in their annual budgets to at least nine make sure that all of our staff members they've not been briefed and they're just student who pays student fees to know "What we found last year is that officers of the executive and legislative are completely committed to working beginning in the summer when most that $12,000 of our student fees are going everything's getting expensive, especially branches. on student advocacy year-round," said senators aren't even around," Webb said. to pay Alex to goof around, and maybe, for Alex," she said. "He's on-call all the The salary increases gave SA Kostal. "The last thing that we want is Although Senators like Webb are on occasion, attend a meeting, get paid time — if the chancellor needs to speak to President Alex Kostal and Vice President for our executive or our treasurer to be unpaid, top ranking officials on the for that, get food for that, get free travel him, he needs to be there." Brent Johnson a $2,500, or roughly 25 juggling multiple jobs and school and Senate, Senate committee officials, for that." Additional changes include an percent, raise and placed their yearly then coming into the office when they executive officers and justices from the Speaker of the Senate Rick Banks, amendment to the election bylaws that stipends at $12,000 and $11,500, have spare time." SA's judicial branch all receive annual whose salary is now $11,000, recalled limits the presidential prospects of respectively. Although the executive The SA is responsible for allocating stipends. Raising the amount of these last year where he worked a part-time job students new to UWM politics. branch was able to lower its overall a portion of student segregated fees to stipends will allow officers to spend while holding a position as an officer in According to the new bylaw, a student budget by cutting some paid positions improving the student body's learning more time in their offices working for the SA and attending classes. must be a participant in SA for at least six and other costs, the overall SA budget experience. SA does this by funding students, Kostal said. "My stipend last year was $3,500, months before they can run for president. increased by approximately 10 percent to resource centers; student programs, "With a job like this, where you're and I worked part-time at the [Terrace Also noteworthy, the United Council more than $280,000. like BOSS; events and activities, like working with your peers and there's not Cafe]," he said. "So I felt like I wasn't able of UW Schools, of which UWM is a Senator Laura Webb, representative Pantherfest; and the activities and events the same hierarchy that you might find to do as much as I wanted to or I could member, was paid $50,000 for services of the graduate school, voted against of student organizations. It also funds its at a restaurant or somewhere else, there's do, because I had to work there and I was they provided for UWM, and a new approving these budgets, arguing that own operations through these segregated always going to be that feeling that 'Well, doing school." committee was created, the Campus there was not enough evidence or work fees. maybe I can put that off a little bit,'" Although Banks abstained from Activities Board, in order to bring more done to justify the salary increases. The Senate approved budgets for SA's Kostal said. "We wanted to make sure voting on the budgets, Senator Arrington student-related programming to campus. "I've never been at a school where an legislative and executive branches at its that we cut that out by making sure that Stoll, also secretary for the executive and

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Theft: A universal obstacle How the UWM Bookstore curbs shoplifting

By Olen Burage catch thieves in the act and bring them Special to The Post to justice, Hemming noted. For him [email protected] and the rest of the bookstore's staff, constant camera surveillance has helped There are several financial and enormously. economic challenges that retail businesses Another simple method enacted to face. There are always unexpected put a crimp in criminal activity is the no- obstacles and almost never a time when backpack policy. hardship and afflictions are non-existent. Students are not allowed to bring One of the expected, but less backpacks into the bookstore, but if predictable, hindrances for the Union- they happen to have them anyway, they located UW-Milwaukee Bookstore is the are welcome to leave them at the door threat of theft. or rent a locker for 25 cents. Although "Theft is universal in retail... it occurs some students may balk at leaving their in every business," Union Bookstore backpacks near the exit, graduate student Director Erik Hemming said. Hemming Joey Tidmore said he did not mind the has seen a fair share of shoplifting in precaution. his four-year tenure and says there was "I think it is a great idea," Tidmore no specific time when it began. It's an said. "It is so easy just to slip something in "inherited" problem that has long been in there. I mean, it is a big store." existence. Hemming said he is also confident in Books and magazines aren't the only the store's police presence, swaying the targets of bookstore shoplifters. Small, dishonest intentions of potential thieves. readily accessible items on the shelves "The police have been really helpful in catch the eyes of potential thieves, due to the past year and a half," Hemming said. the ability to easily conceal them. Small in "We've put a lot of time and energy into size, however, doesn't mean small revenue preventing theft." loss. Although he wouldn't state an exact Although police assistance and figure, Hemming says that revenue loss cameras work well at the bookstore, is at an average percentage for a retail Hemming and his staff still practice business. He still strives to keep it at a simple ways to stop shoplifters. Employees minimum. are always on the lookout for shifty There are a number of security and conspicuous behavior, like pacing, measures enacted in the bookstore to nervousness and shiftiness. help curb theft and, potentially, even "We regularly catch people engaging lower the revenue loss percentage. The in theft," Hemming said. "I've been in UWM Bookstore, for example, counts on other retail environments that aren't so the forensic function of security cameras straight forward, but here, it is." mounted inconspicuously on the ceiling. If caught, a thief would face arrest and "It's not about surveillance at any given trial. A steeper sentencing would depend moment," Hemming said. "It's about who on past criminal history. did what, and where." "If we can avoid theft," Hemming Erin Hilt (left) and Laura Hilt (right) rent lockers to prevent their bags from being stolen. Post photo by Sierra Riesberg The security cameras have helped said, "we will avoid theft." 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"To this community, to UWM, to former Union Director Scott Gore at a all of the families who have shared their retirement ceremony held in late July. children, to all the people who have Chancellor Michael Lovell spoke of how shared their expertise and knowledge Boulton's long-standing involvement and have worked with me over all these THEOTMIPOST has left an indelible mark on UWM and years, to all those folks out in the early the community. childhood community who have been is•• currentl• ••••••••••y seeking Accoun• t Executives'tV ' o\—/ sel \—/l ad• s ..CL__lU_/rin the paper_ ZlwmmmW. Positio n pay^kmwW-s in salar W^mmWy and comissionmmWm . No experience necessary. "In any organization, there are some willing to listen to me constantly tell people, when they leave, you think, them, 'We can do it! We only need to Send an e-mail to [email protected] with "Employment" in the subject line. 'How are we going to replace them?' work harder!' ... I just want to say thank ... The legacy that both [Boulton and you." UWMPOST.COM NEWS September 6, 2011 5 Neo-Nazis and community members clash in West Allis 2,000 counter-protesters promote peace and unity at Nazi rally

All the businesses located within By Steve Garrison the three block radius of City Hall News Editor followed suit. Papa John's Pizza on [email protected] W. Greenfield Ave. posted a sign that read, "We do not support hate." Self-identified neo-Nazis were Communists, activists and in short supply at the In Defense of members of various religious groups White America Rally held in West arrived carrying signs calling for Allis on Saturday afternoon, drowned racial unity and religious tolerance. out by the approximately 2,000 One sign read, "Jesus wasn't white counter-protesters in attendance. (but he loves you anyways)." Speakers from the Milwaukee Factory worker and activist Derek Inner-city Congregations Allied Thacker said he came from Detroit to for Hope fought an ideological war counter the NSM rally and "drown of words with the several dozen out the racist message any way I members of the National Socialist can." Thacker said the NSM has Movement, who argued in defense of never rallied in Detroit as they were "White America." attempting to do in West Allis. Ron Larson (right) with fighters at the Libyan front near Dafniyah. Photo by Ron Larson Although a heated discussion took "They tried to hold a holocaust place between a group of African- denial meeting a few months ago, but American youth chanting "peace" and once they caught wind that we were neo-Nazi sympathizers, the argument going to counter-demonstrate, it was Three wars, two majors and was broken up peacefully by police, cancelled," Thacker said. and no injuries were reported during Speakers from MICAH took to the event. the makeshift stage in heavy rain Five were arrested, according around 1 p.m. a Master's degree to police, at least one for weapons In announcing the speakers, possession and several for disorderly Barnes said, "I am glad to see everyone conduct. here today, despite the rain, but I Several UW-Milwaukee students would rather see the streets filled with UWM Grad Student discusses his past and present attended the counter-protest, rain than the streets filled with hate." including members of Students Pastor Joe Ellwanger said they for a Democratic Society, a left- came to counter-protest anything that involvement in Middle Eastern Wars leaning youth organization "working breaks down the beloved community to build power in our schools and for which they had previously fought By John Parnon Afghanistan and you've got Russians Afghan rebels. communities," according to the for in Birmingham, Alabama in the Assistant News Editor invading and these Afghans trying "I'm walking, and I see this group's website. 1960s. [email protected] to kick them out. So that's why I went Caucasian man — and anytime you see a SDS member Jacob Flom said that "We are here today to denounce there." Caucasian in this part of the world you although SDS helped organize the everything that tears down that UWM graduate student Ron Larson The journey to Afghanistan would talk to them. Turns out he was German, peaceful rally, he would not hesitate to beloved community, but also to affirm returned from a month-long trip to not be an easy one for Larson, but it and, of course, he spoke English better respond with violence if it was offered everything that builds up that beloved Libya on Aug 2. Larson, a University was not weapons or IEDS (short for than I spoke German," Larson said. in kind by the NSM. community," Ellwanger said. of Wisconsin graduate in History and improvised explosive devices) that The rebels allowed Larson to work "We are here supporting the non­ Members of the NSM began Communications Arts, said he went on plagued his trip. Arriving in Karachi with them after he was introduced violent rally, but we stand in solidarity arriving in groups around 2 p.m. and the trip not to witness history, but to from London, Larson recalled his worst through his German contact, and he with anybody that wants to take any were separated from the counter- experience, record and chronicle it. experience from three wars. spent a few weeks taking photographs kind of action against Nazis," Flom protestors by a wall of police dressed "I don't know if it's a journalism "I took a train from Karachi to and writing about his experiences. said. in riot gear. thing or if it's a history thing, but I want Peshawar. I picked up some Indian food, Upon returning to the United States, Approximately 130 police officers Several NSM members chose not to experience the big events that are some chicken curry or something, at the Larson moved to Los Angeles, CA, from West Allis, the state and the to enter the City Hall gates, they said, going on," Larson said. "It's not so much railroad station before I left," Larson hoping to become one of the greats surrounding communities stood watch because they did not want to hand that my passion is to tell the world the said. "I got amoebic dysentery from the of new American cinema! The Iconic over three blocks of West Greenfield over their weapons. news, but to tell a personal experience of food. It was the worst 30 hour train ride "Hollywood" sign hanging over Larson's Avenue as protesters began gathering One unidentified NSM member, it. I want to share with people what it was of my entire life. No, it was hands down home on Beachwood Drive was a before City Hall around noon. when asked why he chose to attend the actually like." the worst moment of my entire life. By constant reminder for him. NSM, a neo-Nazi organization event, responded, "Don't you watch In 2003, one year after Larson had the time I got into Peshawar, I was just From 1995 to 2001, Larson focused based in Detroit, organized the the news?" his first experience with journalism at laying on the floor between the cars. I on commercial and documentary film, rally in response to the violence that Schoep took the stage at 2:30 p.m. his college newspaper, he earned himself was no longer sweating, because there working oh projects ranging from an erupted at the Wisconsin State Fair and castigated the counter-protesters a place embedded with U.S. troops in was no liquid in my body." award-winning Revolutionary War earlier this summer. for trying to drown him out with Iraq. Larson said it wasn't his newfound "The Drug Hotel," as Larson called documentary to educational CD-ROMs. Describing the incident, in which noise. passion for journalism that earned him it, would be his next stop in Peshawar It wasn't until 2001 that Larson finally several dozen black youth attacked "If you actually listen, instead of an approval by the Pentagon, but instead after leaving the train station. He realized journalism might have a place white fair-goers, as a "blackflash mob" judging before you hear what is going his past experiences. soon found that it was a place where for him as well. In a corner of a small cafe of violence, NSM Commander Jeff on, perhaps you'll open your mind to Larson joined the Army in 1981 at Europeans liked to stay for weeks to do at Fort Belvoir, VA, CNN broadcasted Schoep encouraged "all respectable some new types of thinking and hear the age of 17. He spent three years in drugs and later smuggle them back into the day's news behind Larson. He was White Nationalists, Local Citizens what we actually have to say," he said. Germany and said he didn't do much their home countries. there to meet with an old friend who was groups, and friends" to attend the "Notice of respect and decency is what more than guard nuclear weapons. "I spent the first two days walking doing contract work at the military base. event via the organization's website. we are asking for here." "I joined the army when I was right down the street asking Afghan refugees "On CNN, there's this video of The "Walk of Faith" counter- Schoep then spoke out against out of high school. You know, you want if they knew any rebels. It was really these guys on horseback in the CIA, protest, organized by Mandela Barnes the individuals who participated in to be in a war movie, and unfortunately... stupid of me. I was 21 and didn't really or maybe they're paramilitary or the through MICAH, called upon all attacks during the State Fair, inviting well I should say fortunately, there was know any better," Larson said. "It northern alliance in Afghanistan, and people "committed to the spirit of the "black mob" to try to attack the no war. I spent my two years in Germany was just like, aside from the fact that I somebody is shooting video of this," community" to join in drowning out neo-Nazis in attendance. and got out," Larson said. didn't speak their language and they Larson said. "I realized that of any place the racially intolerant message of "No longer will white people be Larson then spent a year acting at didn't speak mine, this was in the '80s, on the planet right now I could choose NSM. easy victims, as we heard from some UW-Parkside, but said he grew bored and Americans were very unpopular in to be, it wouldn't be in the Hollywood West Allis Police Chief Michael of these moronic animals that were of it quickly. He immediately set out for Pakistan. They had supported a dictator hills writing a screenplay or anywhere Jungbluth sent a letter on August 24 attacking white people at the State Afghanistan who took over." else. It would be there, with the northern urging businesses in the downtown Fair this year," he said. "I thought I need to do something It was not long after arriving that alliance in Afghanistan. It was kind of area to close during the rallies As he spoke, Schoep's supporters — I need to go to a war" Larson said. Larson would run into a man who was an epiphany." activities, citing concerns of potential in the crowd shouted, "White power." "I'm not into people killing each other there to set up a Radio Free Afghanistan Larsons story will continue in next violence. over religious differences. I look at and would put Larson into contact with week's issue.

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By Tony Atkins buy into the system." Assistant Sports Editor So far, Whalley's guidance seems to be a [email protected] step in the right direction for the team. Even though the Panthers lost their season opener After winning only three games in their to Indiana University-Purdue University The Womens soccer team is off to a fast start this season. Post File Photo 2009 campaign, the UW-Milwaukee men's Fort Wayne, he remains optimistic. soccer program decided that change had to "The first game doesn't decide the By Tony Atkins Sarah Hagen winning the Classic with a said. "We build each other up, making be created in order to get back to winning. season," Whalley said. "We have a confident Assistant Sports Editor 1-0 win over the hosting Gophers. us play with more confidence and poise." And in came present coach Chris Whalley. group of guys that are always looking [email protected] This is their best start to a season Hagen, the Panthers all time scoring Whalley - an extremely successful head forward and giving 100 percent to the task since the 6-0 start to the 2008 campaign. leader, emphasized on how important it coach at Lees-McRae College, located at hand." The UW-Milwaukee Panthers They are gaining national attention as is for leaders such as Keara Thompson in Banner Elk, North Carolina - took The first loss didn't rattle the men as the women's soccer team has been extremely they are now ranked No. 22 in the latest and herself to help guide the younger the Bobcats to three consecutive NCAA team went on to claim a decisive 2-0 victory successful during the tenure of head National Soccer Coaches Association of players and show them how to deal with tournament appearances, including a trip over Western Illinois this past weekend, coach Michael Moynihan. He has led America Poll. the success. to the 2009 national championship game. evening their record at 1-1. the team to double digits in Horizon Like any team that has had "We build each other up, making us Even after only one season at UWM, he has The Panthers will have to make the right League Championships - all within consistent success over a large stretch play with more confidence and poise, already proved himself, leading the men's adjustments facing off against opponents, 15 seasons - and that trend looks to of time, this team has great leadership said Hagen. "The more comfortable soccer team to double their wins from last like Marquette, Western Michigan and continue this season. heading into this year. With a roster everyone feels with each other, the more year. Western Illinois, in the near future. Later Already this season, the Panthers laden with nine upperclassmen, this trust we place in one another. That helps I got to sit down with Coach Whalley on this season, the Panthers will head south are off to a blazing 6-0 start with home group has a healthy balance of veteran us play as a more cohesive unit." to discuss his transition from a successful to Alabama to face off against the University wins over Long Beach State, St. Louis, players to new players, which will only The Panthers are heading into a program at Lees-McRae to a program in of Alabama at Birmingham and Gardener- and DePaul. The team also took care help the younger members of the team stretch of games that will test their talent, need of rebuilding at UWM. Webb University. of business on the road during their to grow and eventually become seasoned facing off against major conference "It's going to take a little time. I was [at The UWM Men's Soccer program visit with the Michigan State Spartans. team members themselves. opponents, such as Marquette and Lees-McRae] for five years. For the first has definitely taken a huge step in the The team got its first stiff test when Along with extended stretches of Wisconsin. This is nothing that this couple of years, we did okay, and by the right direction. This is a team with great they headed to Minnesota this past success comes expectations, and this group hasn't handled before, though, third year, we were playing in the NCAA leadership, talent and coaching. Be on the weekend competing in the Minnesota group is well aware of that. as the Panthers strive for yet another Tournament," Whalley said. "We just have lookout for the Panthers as they venture Gold Classic. The Panthers flexed their "We just make sure that we are Horizon League championship. to make sure we continue to bring in the toward a Horizon League title. muscles behind solid play from senior working together as a team," Hagen right players, train them and make sure they TO&gTHeR AOAIN W&

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By Jeremy Lubus is scarier is that Williams was with a on the Horizon Leagues All Newcomer Sports Editor passenger, who later turned out to be Team. [email protected] the owner of the car. Williams doesn't But there was a time when the team need basketball — he needs a wakeup was struggling and some of the blame "Wow..." was definitely the first call and maybe some new friends. fell on Williams for doing too much thing that came to many of the UW- This kind of behavior should not with the ball. Some of that resurfaced in Milwaukee Panthers' faithful minds be allowed, and if it is, what kind of the Horizon League title game against when hearing the news of senior point message is the university sending? I Butler University when Williams played guard Kaylon Williams' arrest in his personally liked Williams and felt he his worst game of the season. hometown of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last was a good fit for the school and the The team needs to move on and month. basketball program. Sometimes in life, will have tremendous recruiting One thing is clear, Williams should however, you don't get second chances, opportunities for this upcoming season. not be allowed back on the Panthers and he doesn't deserve one. Freshman Shaquille Boga, younger team this season. Why should a young If history has taught us anything, brother of junior Lonnie Boga, will man who attempted to run from the it's that Williams will be dismissed have a great opportunity to run the law - not once but twice in a matter of when the legal process ends. In 2007, team. Boga passed on several Big Ten minutes - be allowed to play basketball? Coach Rob Jeter kicked off then-star offers to play for Jeter. More importantly, why should he be player Torre Johnson, also a transfer Normally, I would be fearful of a allowed to attend this university for like Williams, for allegedly hitting a true freshman running a team capable free? woman. Johnson averaged 17 points per of making it to the NCAA Tournament According to multiple reports, game for a struggling Panthers squad. again, but the team returns capable Williams attempted to evade law And Avery Smith, the Panthers' leading scorers who can take the pressure off enforcement both via car and on foot scorer from the previous year, was Boga. If the Panthers wants to return before finally getting caught by a K-9 suspended and later dismissed before to the title game, younger players, like unit. He had a 0.228 blood alcohol that season even started. Ja'Rob McCallum and Kyle Kelm, need concentration - almost three times the So now what? to develop and play with confidence. legal limit. It is hard to tell how hard the A decision like this is never easy. Williams put himself in extreme Panthers will be affected if Williams is Winning is not always number one, but danger by consuming that much dismissed. Yes, he was an instrumental some universities make it so. I just hope alcohol; clearly, he wasn't thinking component to the team's regular season that this university isn't one of those Photo courtesy ofthegazette.com. about anyone, including himself. What conference crown, and he earned a spot schools. 8 September 6, 2011 PAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE UWM POST

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By Justin Hamilton artists. The result is a collage of styles group TRUE Skool, the mural directly are impeccably detailed and cast a light of diversity. With plenty of images Staff Writer and messages held together under the brings members of the community into on everyday Milwaukeeans, whether at focusing on Riverwest's personalities [email protected] banner of the city as a whole. a gallery space and lets them loose. The the bar or out bowling, and Chantala and landmarks, there seemed to be Contributors featured in the result is a piece less concerned with Kommanivanh's chaotic layer-paintings a distinct lack of contribution from Defining any city in its entirety exhibition range from grad students, depicting a literal picture of Milwaukee adeptly capture an immense amount of some of the city's more overlooked is a difficult task to tackle. Factor in UWM staff and professionals to local and more honestly representing the city. city life in each composition. neighborhoods and almost no Milwaukee's checkered development, youth artists working collaboratively. A similarly honest contribution to The showing as a whole, however, recognition of the southern half of the history of segregation and post- This assortment of talent paints the showing comes from Maikue Vang, stumbles despite these strong showings. city. industrial growing pains, and the the gallery in a unique light, with who chose to work from her Hmong While all the artists present succeed The showing is still well worth the prospect of accurately representing such traditionally mounted art prints heritage to create uniquely beautiful and on their own merit and hang well in time of anyone interested in local art, a place becomes even more daunting. standing alongside photocopied ornate fabric artworks. Vang's pieces the gallery, the collection feels a bit however, and serves as a great showcase That said, a fair amount of credit must be handouts, un-stretched canvases and are distinctly exotic and illuminate one homogeneous when taken as a collection. of the art community surrounding given to the UWM Union Art Gallery's installation pieces. of Milwaukee's most overlooked ethnic The representation of the city as a the UWM area. The intention of the current exhibition, "Milwaukee: A City Patrons will first notice the populations. Appropriately hung amidst diverse collection of neighborhoods and showing is admirable as well and should Intersected," even if it falls short in a few enormous graffiti-inspired painting a set of more contemporary-styled personalities is somewhat dampened by definitely be revisited in the future, aspects of its goal. sprawling across the entire back wall of paintings, the work truly sets itself apart a large showing of work centered on only when perhaps the scope of such an The showing attempts to portray the the gallery space. The mural is perhaps and is a welcome sight, which is not one area. exhibition can be fully realized. diverse neighborhoods of Milwaukee the most immediately successful piece to over look the more traditional and The Riverwest-heavy stable of work "Milwaukee: A City Intersected" runs and the residents who inhabit them by in meeting the exhibition's somewhat equally gorgeous work contributed. dominates a large portion of the gallery, through September 16 at the UWM Union collecting works from an array of local lofty goals. Created by the local youth The paintings of Mike Fredrickson leaving something to be desired in terms Art Gallery. 10 September 6,2011 fringe THE UWM POST

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By Steven Franz build until a fever pitch was reached one. The set was composed mostly, but Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes (2004), was purpose behind the set's construction, Fringe Editor during first set pinnacle "Wolf Like not exclusively, of Nine Types of Light represented with the post-punk stunner culminating with Adebimpe's [email protected] Me," it was an odd choice. But TV on material. Even though a full six songs "Staring at the Sun." declarations of, "One, two, three, light!" the Radio has built a career around from the new album were represented, No song lacked energy, but they all And it makes sense that TV on the "Are you with us, floating in space?" defying expectations. And during they still took second fiddle to the flow seemed to surge into one another. And Radio would be looking to emerge from TV on the Radio frontman Tunde "Forgotten," as the encore simmered of the set, which rolled in like a wave even though the stage setup was very a period of darkness. Longtime bassist Adebimpe asked, gesturing to the star- and Adebimpe urged his audience as of energy before peacefully and gently simple - the galactic backdrop, the six- and energetic mainstay Gerard Smith decked backdrop that framed his band one to wish for light to shine through receding into the night. piece band, the basic but effective light passed away just this year, only weeks during "Forgotten," from album-of-the- the universe, they demonstrated how The songs, drawn from all across show - the show as a whole seemed like after the release of Nine Types of Light, year contender Nine Types of Light. The valuable such a compulsion can be. TV on the Radio's career were clear a true performance in every sense of the on which he was a key performer, a slow, cosmic daydream of a song was Playing before an absolutely packed demonstrations of the band's ever- word. fact which Adebimpe only briefly and an unlikely choice for the penultimate Pabst Theater - the show had sold out shifting sound, dashing back and forth Aided by the Pabst Theater setting abstractly alluded to just once. But his number in the entire set, succeeded only mere hours before the opening act, between genres, drawing on Prince for (which, like all bands who grace the memory, if not presence, clearly guided by the still more improbably low-key, Kentucky post-rock outfit Seluah, "Second Song" before shifting gears to stage, TV on the Radio was awestruck the band, which seemed to use the percussive capper "A Method." took to the stage - the band's first hip-hop for "Repetition" and searing by), the concert seemed like a stage play, abstract beyond as a unifying theme for In the context of the performance, Milwaukee gig in seven years was a punk rock for "Wolf Like Me." Even with the audience as one being taken a wholly celestial set. immaculately constructed to build and welcomed, enervating, if not raucous, the band's first studio album, Desperate to a specific place by the very definite UWMPOST.COM fringe September 6, 2011 11

By Kevin Kaber of foreign film options. Visionary documentary about the punk-influenced his latest documentary on October 19 Experimental Tuesdays, featuring Assistant Fringe Editor filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard's first independent filmmaking in 1970's in the Union's Wisconsin Room. In films like The Empty Quarter (2011), [email protected] video feature, Film Socialisme (2010), New York City. Featuring intriguing the days before the event, Spurlock's which documents Oregon's so-called will premiere in Milwaukee with interviews with Jim Jarmusch, Steve documentaries will play next door at "empty quarter" of the state's mass. The Tucked away above the Union's multiple showings from September 16- Buscemi and John Waters, Blank City the Union Theatre from October 14-16. film's creators will be in attendance on busy food court areas is the reputable 18. The film explores socialism in iconic speaks volumes about indie filmmaking POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest October 25 to advise others about their Union Theatre — one of the best Godard style. Although this is one of and will premiere in Milwaukee cost- Movie Ever Sold (2011) is Spurlock's approach to filmmaking. And Locally entertainment options on campus and in the few paid admissions, the small price free September 15. latest feature about the gritty world of Grown: The Nohl Fellows series will the Milwaukee area. Even better is that is worth seeing a piece of Godard's later The Redemption of General Butt marketing and advertising. Spurlock several works of Greater Milwaukee many of the films are free for students. works from his extensive career. Naked (2011) examines the redemption also shares the short film "A Roshonda Foundation's Mary L. Nohl Fund for Like previous years, the Union The World Cinema series also of a violent, mass-murdering Liberian by Any Other Name" in the feature Individual Artists Fellowship recipients Theatre has a variety of programming features the British 2010 film general into an Evangelical preacher. documentary Freakonomics (2010), on three separate nights. with films that are sure to please even Tyrannosaur. The critically acclaimed Though the title may cause some smirks, showing October 16. The esteemed and Of course, having a film program on the pickiest filmgoer. Besides the directorial debut of Paddy Considine the subject is no laughing matter. Butt socially challenging feature is Spurlock's campus, the Union Theatre wouldn't be Campus Kickoff Series' slightly out-of- follows abusive and self-destructive Naked shows November 10. Super Size Me (2004), in which the complete without student screenings. place options, the rest of the semester Joseph on a path to redemption. One of the Union Theatre's documentarian subjects himself to a At the end of the fall semester, students offers many distinguished new and old Tyrannosaur will be screening for free biggest events ties is with UWM's month-long McDonald's diet, which is will show their work on December 16, films from around the world. November 4-6. Distinguished Lecture Series. Famed scheduled for October 14. with a special screening for senior work The World Cinema series, for The Documentary Frontiers series is and acclaimed documentary filmmaker The Union Theatre also offers a on December 17. instance, offers a generous number popular as well. Blank City (2010) is a Morgan Spurlock will lecture about variety of other series. There are the

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By Graham Marlowe - namely from trombone, trumpet and Assistant Fringe Editor sax solos - Trucks' amp crackled with an [email protected] electricity usually reserved for the records of TTB's musical heroes. Of those heroes, Those who entered the Riverside the Beatles' "I've Got A Feeling," Sly and Theater Friday night did so in a hurry - the Family Stone's "I Want to Take You as Mike Mattison's Scrapomatic led his Higher" and Stevie Wonder's "Uptight" bluesy rasp through the types of soulful were all paid homage in the form of frenzies he's been known to color Derek rollicking, lose-your-composure cover Trucks' and Susan Tedeschi's records and choices. tours with in recent years. The problem Trucks' phrasing ricocheted against is part of the audience had the sneaking the theater walls, in turn creating a call- suspicion they were late to the headliner. and-response effect with TTB and the Fortunately, those fans walked into audience, even though it, like Tedeschi's the pleasant surprise of Mattison's band voice on Revelator material, bears close plowing through a series of humorous resemblance to an instrument bawling its road stories ("The Party's Over") and eyes out. If it weren't so special to witness, hotel-birthed blues originals - all the it would be overplaying, and the other while casting a super-relaxed spell on band members are guilty as charged. ticketholders to whet the appetite perfectly By the middle of the gig, it grew for the Tedeschi Trucks Band, Mattison's difficult to cut through the slow-brewing Lil Wayne's The Carter IV is a disappointing return to form for a great modern rapper other vice. standing ovation. The band continually Years ago, the first incarnation of TTB grew louder until, in certain charts, the By Steven Franz hip-hop release I Am Not a Human Being While some of them are exceptionally came under the Soul Stew Revival banner, songs' original content disappeared as Fringe Editor (2010) and the Sorry 4 the Wait mix tape filthy expositions on Wayne's sexual a more honest title this time around, various band members retold the songs' [email protected] from earlier this year. prowess - like "So Special," a thoroughly given the swampy synergy that's merged stories in their own musical voice. For It also marks the rapper's first real dirty love song - many lack both lyrical Tedeschi and Trucks' respective solo bands keyboardist Kofi Burbridge, TTB's It can sometimes be difficult to assess album since his eight-month prison stint bombast and insightful production. This into a unified, loving whole. (And the "Anyday" was a groovy, wah-clavinet a Lil Wayne album. The former Cash for weapons possession, a fact that he is especially true for "How to Hate," which fact that Trucks is family to the Allman lobotomy, followed by Kebbi Williams' Money all-star has built a career around refers to not nearly enough. A bit off his features an auto-tune-less T-Pain doing Brothers Band explains much about the new-age sax solo coda. stream-of-consciousness, absurdist non- game, Wayne is regularly outshined by his what seems like a poor impression of The- show's progression.) In the show's final moments, sequiturs that reach pinnacles of silliness. various contemporaries, and the few tracks Dream, one of the few guest spots that fail With the hushed excitement of a Revelator's "Simple Things" ensured it to But what happens when the New Orleans that find him owning the mic are mostly to outshine Lil Wayne himself. midnight theater in the seventies, TTB be the most lasting, causing not only both emcee fails to reach the blissful heights of disappointing. But Tba Carter IV is not without its wasted no time beginning its fire-hydrant drummers, but also trumpeter Maurice ridiculousness that he's reached over the last It's not just the relative tameness of bright spots and could perhaps have been a stream of inspired soloing, rough-hewn Brown to lose control in the chaotic, half-decade? Weezy's words that hold the album down. truly great EP if a few songs were stripped originals and Woodstock-lifted covers that free-form segue into the aforementioned This isn't to say that Wayne's songs Also missing from the formula is the from the album. The four-song tidal wave spanned two hours. As is often the case "I Want to Take You Higher." The scene aren't focused; it's that Lil Wayne functions immaculate album assembly and lyrical that introduces the album is not without with a band of this kind, the improvised played like the tape-recorded majesty of like beat literature - on their own, his imagery that made Tba Carter III (2008) a single moment of greatness, especially segments lasted as long as the songs Delaney &. Bonnie's Motel Shot (1971), lines and verses are mere abstract bursts such a blockbuster. Aside from a few neat the ubiquitous, Harry Belafonte-sampling themselves. But this, which surely those famous for their gospel-infused energy and of imagery, but on the whole they add touches - namely the "Intro," "Interlude" single "6 Foot 7 Foot" that features the two in attendance would testify, was more the less famous for their fidelity. up to something larger, a clear image of and "Outro," only one of which Lil Wayne most delightfully ridiculous verses on the cause of a red-hot band unable to stop itself, In a room of rare enthusiasm, TTB braggadocio culled from competing parts. has a part on - Tba Carter IVseems thrown entire album, one from Wayne - "Black and as opposed to a band compensating for an stood gratefully in front of four hundred Just like William S. Burroughs! together regardless of structure, as if the white diamonds / Fuck segregation" - and absence of craftsmanship in its songs. changed souls. Their Floridian roots-music The problem is that when Wayne's greater picture in Wayne's head isn't as one from guest star Cory Gunz. Before the first song, Joe Cocker's fusion came to an endorphin-rushing halt meanderings aren't wild and genius enough, clearly defined as it has been in the past. The appropriately named album-closer "Space Captain," even began, the energy just as the venue was growing too hot to the larger picture becomes muddy. Such Tba Carter IV also suffers from Lil "Outro" features an absolute flurry of level achieved a high point of hooting and handle (temperature-wise). For those who is the case on Tba Carter IV, his eagerly Wayne's more mediocre leanings and, tongue-tying guest appearances from the hollering that sustained itself all night feel the merger of rock, soul and jazz has anticipated return to the studio after a more than any other Weezy release, seems likes of Nas and Busta Rhymes, the latter long, as the 11-piece ensemble moved become a tired idiom, the performance succession of disparate and poorly-received to be built specifically for MTV instead of of which ends Tba Carter IV on perhaps the with true jubilance atop a set of hippie-ish was evidence of a brand new page in the releases: Young Money Entertainment the incessant chatter in his own head. The highest note of its entire run. It's just a little Indian rugs. reference book of how to ensure a musical collaboration We Are Young Money (2009), album is absolutely packed with ballads, too late to resuscitate an album that never Even in the show's loosest moments legacy. rock-rap experiment Rebirth (2010), proper always Lil Wayne's songwriting weak spot. really had a heartbeat. Follow the jobs. Lead the way.

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Jon Michael McDonagh's The Guard is a dense, gratifying treatise on crime and modern Ireland

The Guard turns a thoughtful gaze to a changing Ireland

By Steven Franz suggests has occult overtones - a nod to touch with itself. It's not insignificant that, Fringe Editor a deep British police story tradition - in one of The Guards many surprisingly Would You [email protected] which Boyle immediately recognizes as tender moments, his mother is dying as simply being drug related. This leads to the film progresses nor is it trivial that one There's a bit of Hot Fuzz, Edgar the arrival of FBI agent Wendell Everett night he takes her out to see a traditional Wright's loving send-up to cheesy buddy (Don Cheadle), and the start of the efforts Irish folk band at a local pub for a last Break Up Hfitm ovu cop films, in John Michael McDonagh's of the two to put a stop to the $500 million attempt to reconnect with a dying national The Guard. It shares the same affinity for trafficking ring. idea. American crime-and-punishment cliches Unlike Hot Fuzz, The Guard doesn't But even while Boyle, who knows and penchant for drawing tremendously revel in the eccentricities and absurdities Gaelic, makes every attempt to keep a Boyfriend dark comedy out of the otherwise serious of cop-and-robber fiction - it subverts hold on Ireland's history - even its darker idea of life and death. them. There's no mystery whatsoever as to elements, as his dealings with a former But whereas Hot Fuzz was nothing who is behind the drug ring. The audience Irish Republican Army agent suggest more than a loving, knowing nod to a learns the criminals' names within the - he himself is implicit in that culture's If He Appeared running joke of a genre - and this film first 15 minutes, and they spend the rest of homogenization. He speaks in what one of is certainly that - The Guard hides its the film trying to blackmail every police the drug lords refers to as "Americanisms" motivations a little more carefully and officer on the coast. (one could play a dangerous drinking in A Porno 7 disguises nothing less than a tragic treatise The film doesn't follow the fish-out- game around all the times characters say, on the fate of Ireland as a nation within of-water tradition exactly either. While "See ya") and cares far too much about uproarious jokes about race and sex. Everett does have difficulty adapting to the American popular culture that is popcons6nsys.com The film is centered on Gerry Ireland, it's a culture that doesn't even overriding his own national identity, even Boyle (Brendan Gleeson), a small-town understand itself. Some residents speak going so far as to go to Disneyworld by policeman working on the west coast Gaelic to Everett, an all-but-extinct himself. of Ireland with an unorthodox style, a language, even though they know English, But McDonagh isn't so much placing distrust of technology and an obsession and others have such a stunted and media- the blame on American culture for with American police cliches. (At one influenced idea of the United States that Ireland's disintegration, nor is he being point, as a woman is reporting the when Everett doesn't conform to their cheaply nostalgic, as he is suggesting that u*'«ft;J¥ick disappearance of her husband, who also expectations for a black American they Ireland's Americanization is just another happens to be Boyle's new partner Aidan ignore him, outwardly disappointed in example of the inevitability of change, and McBride (Rory Keenan), he takes time to who he is. (Boyle once loudly declares that in the film's ambiguous final moments, he labor over the term "APB.") he thought only black lads deal drugs.) suggests that Ireland's fate is as undecided ^For ' His mother is dying of cancer, and McDonagh is well aware of the as Boyle's. as the film opens, he and McBride are shifting nature of Irish identity and uses *45,000 ? investigating a murder that his partner Boyle as a whipping boy for a nation losing Healthy? '""""'"

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By Kevin Kaber young Rhoda (played by Cahill's cohort the grand prize is a trip to the aptly named to grasp, but on the believability scale, due to the sheer implausibility. On the Assistant Fringe Editor Brit Marling), an aspiring astrophysicist Earth Two. In search of a second chance, the score dwindles. This is especially so other hand, the special effects rival some [email protected] who, in an early scene, takes the lives of Rhoda submits her essay. after the first contact with Earth Two, of Hollywood's grandest blockbusters, composer John's (William Mapother) wife Though the rest of the movie may in which a researcher contacts herself despite the film's low budget. Some scenes What would it be like to meet yourself? and child in a drunk driving accident. seem obvious, there are some blips in the in the other world via radio waves. Why take a hint from the documentary-style What would it be like to live alternate lives Moments before the accident, a radio story, like the odd and morally upsetting couldn't Earths One and Two continue to filmmaking of Cahill's past, complete with or to discover dramatically altered, yet station DJ announces the discovery of a relationship between Rhoda and John, as communicate and learn from one another shaking handheld shots and an almost seemingly parallel, histories? new planet, a blue dot out in the distance well as Rhoda's introverted and isolated in this fashion before launching shuttle annoying amount of obvious zooming. Filmmaker Mike Cahill prompts theses similar to Earth. lifestyle against her untapped intelligence missions to do the same? We never find But the film isn't so much about the questions and more in his debut feature, After a four-year stint in prison, Rhoda and talent. Rhoda desires the second out. visuals as it is about metaphysics and Another Earth. While these questions are is still emotionally distraught, and the blue chance, even if it's not guaranteed, but Cahill, who claimed to have envisioned parallel worlds. Rhoda's life took a turn massive in their philosophical roots, the planet has crept up to a gravitationally simultaneously wants to make right with the film after composing images and film for the worse, and, by chance, she's able writer and director takes an honest stab at impossible distance from our planet, John, who does not know of Rhoda's crash. together, fails to create a scientifically to potentially change it all with the arrival asking, not answering, these eerie inquiries revealing itself as a duplicate of Earth. An As the film progresses, the believable image. Though the shots of of Earth Two, whether she's on the twin in this science fiction drama. adventurous and wealthy man decides to metaphysical questions arid theories Earth Two hovering above Earth One are 'planet or not. Another Earth follows the story of host a 500-word-or-less essay contest, and become increasingly complex and hard beautiful, they cannot forge an acceptance, National Day of Service and Remembrance

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Hathaway and Sturgess bring chemistry to the common love story

By Sean Willey be held when we're forced to change for they attempt a one night stand, but and-forth wit worthy of a few chuckles. hopeless. That's what makes their love Staff Writer the betterment of ourselves. they call it off and decide to let their Dexter eventually falls prey to the pop. [email protected] One Day, adapted from the 2009 friendship ride. It grows even stronger evils of his party lifestyle and not only One Day is a nice twist on David Nicholls novel of the same when Emma gets caught up in a dead his amiability but his potential as well. the typical cookie-cutter romantic Anne Hathaway is a polarizing name, isn't a sappy story. In fact, it end job in London, and Dexter goes on All the while, Emma is becoming the formula. It's a love story with a lot of figure. Some see her charm while lays the groundwork down well for a to teach English in Paris. She thought woman of his dreams. real world resonance and an enchanting others run from it. In One Day, she's at journey that's easy to follow, a credit to she'd make a difference, but it's the This is where the movie's brilliance performance from Hathaway. One Day her most adorable, and what makes her director Lone Scherfig, who didn't fall encouragement from Dexter that keeps comes across — it somehow finds a way will leave you with hope and, perhaps, and the story such a treat to watch is its into the teenage girl adaptation trap. her pursuing a writing career. to mirror the two friends' emotions a little sourness, but also the ambition realism. It expresses some of the most Emma Morley (Hathaway) and Dexter soon finds fame and against each other but at different to take cupid's arrow and never let it go. universal fears and hopes about life and Dexter Mayhew (Jim Sturgess) are fortune and whisks Emma away on times. We understand how parallel It's amazing what can be accomplished love. Love isn't meant to be this dream drunk and feeling like third wheels on vacation when he realizes she needs the this friendship is and just how much in just one day. we conceive, but instead a memory to July 15, 1988. When their eyes meet, escape. The two have a charming back- opposites do attract. It's beautiful and

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New Chili Peppers heavy on metaphor, light on context

By Graham Marlowe solo projects. But the change of guitar style "Police Station" achieves similar success Assistant Fringe Editor needs to be addressed. by painting a "Batman"-esque scene where [email protected] The artsy R&B of Frusciante simply people, and their souls, are bought and doesn't jive with the band as hotly as sold each and every day in a dark alley at In the absence of longtime guitarist their 90's radio hits once did. This is midnight. John Frusciante, the Red Hot Chili no coincidence, as Frusciante has lately It's easy to tell that the band is Peppers now carry a reputation that hasn't found more value (and thus, more of expanding on themes like this, but from exactly had much to lose for at least the himself) amidst solo recordings than in an older perspective, one not as attached last decade. The Chili Peppers established the emotional investment of a touring rock to the chaotic party underworld they themselves early on as modern classics for band. The band is not as wild anymore, inhabited as young men. In turn, it is a suburban white audiences - a respectable and that's OK, because these songs are sad reflection on a troubled period of life - place to be if you want the stability of written from a perspective that is older despite its broad commercial appeal - that having a career that can go in any direction, and, at times, a bit deflated about the world articulately waves goodbye to the past. for any reason, at any time and still remain to come. The Peppers' touring schedule has self-sufficient as an artist. Their style of Indian rug-composed rarely allowed the band to go off and do The chilled-out, midtempo poetry naturally stewed out of them as their own thing very often, or for very melancholy found on I'm With You, the residents of Los Angeles in the '80s and long, and the new spin on their writing band's 10th album, is the result of a '90s - a place they still understand as a style serves as a reassertion of the band's Frusciante-less band finding its new voice cold, rainy afternoon, with the artfulness identity, as well as gives the musicians a with Josh Klinghoffer - a longtime, on-off of a serious drug comedown. (But who can chance to collect their thoughts as a band. collaborator to the band and its members' blame them for their eloquence?) The song I'm With You finds the Red Hot Chili Peppers at a crossroads, looking back and forward at the same time.

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There's a reason SA President Alex for a job well done. We do, however, have motivations and priorities. Enjoy your Labor Day holiday? The reason we celebrate Labor Day Kostal didn't campaign on pay increases a serious issue with thousands of dollars in Additionally, the SA has exacerbated is largely because of the contributions made by unions to the betterment of for SA leadership when he was running for student segregated fees being awarded to a longstanding organizational issue over America's workers. The numerous beneficial influences of organized labor office last spring. It's because he wouldn't the people charged with overseeing said the separation of powers, despite the fact cannot be ignored. Most of the benefits workers now enjoy are directly have been elected. Yet one of the first acts money as compensation for work yet to be that legislation tinkering with member's attributable to unions. To cite but a few: the 40-hr. workweek; paid holidays and of Kostal's administration was to sign done. Such an action is closer to personal salaries would be a natural tool for reform. vacations; sick leave; grievance procedures, collective bargaining and generally off on double digit raises for leadership finance than public service. Because senators don't get paid, many superior wages. positions and key staff members. The Likewise, we have serious issues with take second positions on paid staff of SA's Unfortunately, succeeding generations have come to take those benefits president's stipend increased 25%, raising the manner in which the pay raises became executive branch. This creates an obvious for granted. Those benefits came about because of unions and soon became the Kostal's salary from $9,000 to $12,000. policy. One would think that if there were conflict of interest, as those pulling double norm for union workers and many non-union workers as well. Kostal maintains the extra money will legitimate grievances about SA salaries, duty are responsible for both helping set All American workers owe a debt of gratitude to Organized Labor for its enable members to devote themselves to members wouldn't be shy about making the president's agenda and then voting on achievements. the full-time demands of their positions. that fact known. A clear need would it. Kostal himself pledged to curtail the PaulGJaehnert, Vadnais Hts., MN While payments to SA members are likely have been met with only marginal practice during his campaign. certainly reasonable, overpayment is opposition had students been able to The only changes made so far, however, Tuition subsidies for students in not. SA positions were never intended provide input on how to fairly appropriate have been to reduce staff and put the savings to be full-time jobs. SA positions are their money. towards raises for the remaining positions. high demand fields more like demanding part-time jobs for It's even possible the debate would Senators now have an even bigger incentive In response to "Walker tells students to take a (tuition) hike," published August 29 ambitious students, all of whom obviously have produced better legislation had the to work for the president, as four continue A combination of Board of Regents authorization and differential tuition need several hours a week to dedicate to SA entertained outside suggestions before to do. allocations would be necessary to pull this off, but: Increase tuition the most schoolwork. voting. For example, replacing a yearly New governments should generally be for those schools with the least real-world demand for graduates (e.g. most Beyond that, Kostal is now the highest stipend with an hourly wage and timecards, given some benefit of the doubt. With a liberal arts fields),whil e minimizing tuition increases in greater-demand fields paid student government official in the UW or fidelity to the 27th amendment, which full school year still ahead, the current SA so that more students will be immediately incentivized to enroll in those more system. The executive at UW-Madison stipulates pay raises for Congress go into certainly qualifies as new. But bare-faced economically useful schools (e.g. colleges of applied science and practicum). This gets by on $9,200 despite representing effect only after the next election. self-interest by elected officials always will make the most in-demand fields have the lowest tuition in corresponding 10,000 more students. A stipend that is Instead, the resolution was adopted looks bad, and in our eyes, the SA has academic departments to sway otherwise undecided students to choose a more roughly equal to a year and half of in-state during a half-empty Senate session by lost some measure of legitimacy. Unlike lucrative, if perhaps more challenging, field of study. tuition at UWM seems exorbitant. a nascent government a month after their salaries, restoring credibility will ...But of course, no one will seriously consider this, now that they've seen We do not begrudge anyone adequate spring classes ended. The process appears be conditional on what they accomplish the source. Opponents of such a measure can now use a potent scarecrow fallacy, compensation for their time and effort, nor engineered to be as quick and quiet as moving forward. "Joe Ohler said it, so it must be a bad idea." are we opposed to a raise in pay as a reward possible and calls into question the SA's JoeOhler,Jr. (online)

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communication and distracting us from smart phones, we now have the ability to With A Message" category By Jessica Wolfe our everyday lives. access them through our car's speakers. Special to The Post Letters, even casual emails, have I saw a commercial recently for the new By David Rangel (past examples include Britney Spears' [email protected] seemingly been forgotten. Facebook allows Chevy Cruze highlighting Facebook Special to The Post and Madonna's open-mouth kiss, Kanye us to connect with friends and family, integration with real-time status updates. [email protected] West's criticism of Taylor Swift and her It's that time of year again - time to yet it seems to disconnect us from actual The man in the commercial gets into comeback song to him), the VMAs have procrastinate on homework and spend face time. Interpersonal skills require his car after a first date and immediately There was a time when MTV's sole taken a much needed step towards keeping endless hours buried in social media. Fall practice and will eventually diminish as accesses Facebook. purpose was to promote musical acts MTV relevant within the music industry. is the time to buckle down and hit the we begin to rely more and more on online The driver's seat is one place where through showing videos. That time has In an era where young people face books, but many students spend equally as interaction. So does Facebook contribute social media technology should be kept to long past. These days when we turn on problems like cyberbullying, due to much time dedicated to updating statuses, to a greater social experience? Or does it a minimum. Chevy apparently thinks that MTV, music-related things are notably the advent of new technologies and uploading photos and videos and viewing in fact make us less social? the addition of this feature is enough to absent. Instead, we are bombarded with social media, life-altering situations are the profiles and accounts of family and We spend hours accessing social make consumers want to buy the Cruze. If "reality" shows that most often focus on occurring frequently - sometimes to the friends. media each week, daily for some a drive home is too long to wait to check the sensationalistic drama of teens and point of tragedy. Credit should be given to This is the epitome of procrastination. individuals, but how much of this time Facebook, that's a problem. twentysomethings with shows like "Jersey these artists for their efforts in getting the I plead guilty and fall victim to these is actually spent communicating? Many So where does it all lead? Will we lose Shore" and "Cuff'd." public to think about these issues. weapons of mass distraction daily. I'll people simply access Facebook and other all aspects of personal intimacy when we But MTV still retains one of its last While a seemingly positive step on the have you know that I am writing this social networking sites to surf the content post our thoughts and conversations for ties to the music industry - the annual part of celebrities, the "Best Video With article while Facebook is simultaneously of friends and other users. And how many others to see? Communication is vital Video Music Awards. Though these A Message" isn't without its detractors. minimized on my computer screen. And of these people do we actually know? to the formation and preservation of all awards arguably promote only a select few Huffington Post writer Lucas Kavner other social media sites, like Twitter, There is a fine line between friends relationships, but with social networking of the biggest selling mainstream albums wrote that the new category is "a strange Foursquare and YouTube, are equally as and acquaintances. I have 874 friends on sites, there is always an audience, and one's in a given year, this year's awards deserve pander to the most common denominator addicting. Facebook; I certainly do not socialize with personal life become far less personal. kudos for implementing the new "Best of superfluousness." Other fans have Advancements in technology have all 874 of them (and it's about time I filter Facebook is intended to help us share Video With A Message" category. tweeted that the category was intentionally provided us with these alternate forms out some of them). Any time spent surfing and connect with the people in our lives, Artists in this category make the made up to shed light on Lady Gaga, of communication. There is a sense of through the profiles and uploads of an and its users should do just that. But let's public more aware of social challenges. because she was expected to lose to Katy isolation that comes with relying too acquaintance or stranger is taking away not forget the value of a handwritten thank The overall theme among this year's Perry in the "Best Female Video" category. heavily on social networking sites to from the time we could be socializing you card, a timely note of encouragement nominees was self-empowerment. I doubt it, but people are entitled to their communicate. The internet was intended with friends - or doing homework, for or a late night conversation on a front Rise Against focuses on suicide among opinions. to keep us better informed, providing that matter. porch with a friend who didn't have to gay teens with "Make It Stop (September's It is my belief that the intentions of access to almost any information at the Social media seems to pervade every click an accept button to talk to you. Children)." Lady Gaga, Pink and Katy the artists are genuine. I think we will tips of our fingers. Our electronic devices aspect of our daily lives. Not only can Perry narrows in on being an individual see more of these "message songs" as are now stealing the sanctity out of we access social networking sites via our with "Born This Way," "Fuckin' Perfect" musicians become increasingly aware of and "Firework," respectively. Eminem's the positive responses they can evoke. If "Love the Way You Lie," featuring the whole thing truly is a marketing ploy, Rihanna, illustrates the tribulations of so be it. At least the message is getting domestic violence, and Taylor Swift takes heard, which is a much needed start to a stand against bullying in "Mean." combating problems that only continue to No "Love in This Club" As an event that purposely features at least one over-the top act of ridiculousness Bars and nightclubs are the wrong places to look for love

Welcome to college - By Angela Schmitt someone in a crowded bar when you're them the benefit of the doubt and hear Special to The Post surrounded by a bunch of your friends them out. [email protected] and three sheets to the wind? While many This gentleman proceeded to tell please drink responsibly people rely on "liquid courage," the fact of me he had just moved from Boston, Being young and single is tough. How the matter is that no one - not even Brad because he was enrolled in a very specific many more times can you hear that it's Pitt - is hot when they're two inches from engineering program at the University of so much fun, because you're free to do your face, sweating and slurring out some Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He then went on Overindulgence the quickest way whatever you want? These people probably cheesy pick up line. to tell me that he could have gone to MIT all have significant others, because the If someone came up to you and said, or Harvard, but he chose to attend UWM to kill a good time truth is that being single is a little boring, "Wow, I was right - you are as cute as I instead. UWM is a great school, but if a little depressing and, on some occasions thought you were from far away," would you're studying to be an engineer and MIT By Miranda Rosenkranz A big group of loud and obnoxious college (ahem, Valentine's Day), downright brutal. you truly be flattered? Would this sweep is knocking on your door, you don't say no. Special to The Post students is more obvious than a few people Just as animals instinctively look for you off your feet? This, sadly, is an actual When I pointed this out to this guy, [email protected] together when walking around the East their mates by making mating calls, young pick-up line someone recently used on me, he responded with "I like it when a girl Side. single men and women head to the bars on and I responded with, "Wow, I'm so glad I challenges me." To which I replied, "I'm In the midst of getting situated into If you are going to drink, make sure Saturday nights to search for their future didn't disappoint you. Have a nice night." challenging you, because you are clearly college life, whether a new or returning you are doing so responsibly and in one and only. Women get all dressed up in Pick-up lines aside, there is another lying," and I walked away. student, it is tempting to let your guard moderation. Every year, some student tiny dresses and load on the makeup, while little trick people try to use in the dating Hot, sweaty, drunk guys with terrible down and go out for a few drinks. passes out on the side of the road. First the men gel up their hair and spray on half scene, and it's the main reason why bars pick-up lines and lies don't really sound Although the University of Wisconsin- of all, that's embarrassing. It is also a bottle of Acqua di Gio, hoping to reel are the last place you should go looking appealing, and I'm sorry to tell you, but Milwaukee provides activities and events dangerous, because you cannot protect each other in. for a relationship: People lie. And I'm not that's the general population in any given as alternatives to drinking, some students yourself from becoming a victim of Tell me - does it ever work? How many talking fake numbers; I'm talking blatant crowded bar on the weekend. Go out and are still going to go out and have a few muggings or other criminal acts. Drinking soul mates did you squeeze past to get to lies to make people think they are better have fun, but in the meantime, I suggest rounds. If you fall under that category, it too much and either passing out or the bathroom? How many Casanovas than they really are. you pay extra attention to who's behind is crucial that you act maturely and take vomiting outside of a house party is a also bought you a drink? Does anybody ever A few weeks ago, I was out having a you in line at the grocery store or sitting measures to avoid run-ins with the police. a surefire way to get the attention of the really meet a special someone at a bar? I few drinks with my girlfriends, and a man next to you at the coffee shop. Those are Even though you are probably itching police. don't know anybody that has. approached me. Clearly, I do not believe in some soul mate meeting scenarios I can get to see your friends during the first week In some instances, excessive amounts How are you supposed to meet meeting people at the bar, but I still give behind! of school, the police tend to be strictest at of alcohol can leave you unconscious and the beginning of the semester. Last year, in need of having your stomach pumped, a party with 150 people in attendance otherwise known as alcohol poisoning. was busted. This past January - at the This is a very real issue that can potentially beginning of the spring semester - $30,000 be fatal, so it is important to stay aware in tickets and 232 underage drinking of how much you and your friends are citations were distributed in one weekend. drinking, in order to avoid the need for The police like to use these big busts medical assistance. as deterrents for students thinking about Ultimately, the only way to avoid an participating in underage drinking. underage drinking ticket is by abstaining Use your head - if you can spot a party from drinking altogether, but if that's not from the street, the police can, too. Play going to happen, at least try to be smart it smart, and avoid becoming another about it. It may seem like it's missing the example to be used in front of the rest of point to make guidelines for drinking, the student body. but a little caution goes a long way. 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