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A tale of two theaters The Modjeska and Avalon theaters get a second chance. page 23 May 19, 2016 | Vol. 7 No. 14 Freedom fighters Global activists demand we break free from fossil fuels page 8 PHOTO: KRISTIAN BUUS/BREAK FREE 2016 On May 3, young people from Wales stopped an open cast coal mine from operating for the day. The organizers from Reclaim the Power were sending a message that now is the time for a transition to renewable energy and the time to stop fossil fuel projects that make the planet unlivable. 4 UW-Madison addresses 32 One female artist 35 Dive into tropical IPAs racism on preserves another Brewers locally and across the nation campus UW-Madison music are exploring the fruity possibilities Students professor Laura of unique, citrusy hops. demand Schwendinger inclusion forges ahead with and target her new opera racism, 6 GOP’s legislative map about neglected driving goes on trial Baroque painter change at Trial date set in Wisconsin Artemisia the Big 10 over worst partisan gerry- Gentileschi. university. mander in U.S. | May 19, 2016 2 WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM News with a twist WiGWAG By Lisa Neff and Louis Weisberg Partners Action Fund lif says school administration TRUMP 101 leads us to believe that this indi- decided to nix a $2 informed her the ID under her Students at Georgia’s Savannah vidual sprayed a liquid mixture of million attack on Russ class photo was a “typo.” That State University can enroll this hand sanitizer, water, and Tom- Feingold after three Wis- “typo” halted distribution of the summer in a three-credit course cat mice poison on produce,” an consin TV stations refused to air yearbook until the name could be on “The Trump Factor in Ameri- FBI special agent told the Detroit it. Why? The attack was an utter corrected. can Politics.” They will study News. No explanation was offered. fabrication. In fact, it is Sen. Ron Trump’s biography, read excerpts Johnson, the Koch brothers’ can- BraVO, BraVO from his best-seller, The Art of the LETTING IT OUT didate, who is guilty of the charge Carmina Beerana, the lat- Deal, dissect some of his more Transgender actress and activ- Feingold is accused of in the com- est specialty beer from Brewery controversial proposals and delve ist Shakina Nayfack isn’t just mercial. Vivant in Grand Rapids, Michi- into how Trump became the pre- speaking out against North Caro- gan, toasts Carl Orff’s “Carmina sumptive Republican nominee. lina’s “bathroom bill.” She’s pee- RUBBING GUN Burana,” a classical piece inspired Savannah State is a historically ing out. As she takes her solo CRY ME A RIVER, YOU SAY? INto THE wouND by monks. The beer is part of black campus of about 4,900 stu- act around the state this summer, Natural science students at the George Zimmerman, who shot the brewery’s collaboration with dents. she’ll take selfies of herself squat- University of Leicester, England, and killed unarmed teenager the Grand Rapids Symphony. The ting to take a whiz in men’s urinals set out to determine the plausibil- Trayvon Martin before moving on beer has a bold fruit flavor, a clean CIVICS LESSON and post them on social media. ity of the world’s population cry- to crimes of domestic violence, is and bitter finish and some Belgian An 18-year-old who toured an ing enough tears to create a river selling the gun he used to kill the character. Ohio high school while posing as a BariNG IT — based on the flow rate of the 17-year-old. As of press time, the state senator has been sentenced Photographer Spencer Tunick world’s shortest river. Montana’s gun had drawn a bid of $137,500 BETTER THAN to three months in jail for imper- is looking for 100 women to pose Roe River is 201 feet long and dis- in an online auction. “This is a HEMORRHOIDS sonating a peace officer. Authori- nude for a photo shoot on July charges about 709,190,040 liters piece of American History,” Zim- Rachel Maddow recently pub- ties say the young man spoke to 17 at the Republican National of water per day. The average merman wrote. “It has been fea- lished data that identified things a government class in Sycamore, Convention in Cleveland. For the human tear is about 6.2 micro tured in several publications and that fare worse in polls than pre- Ohio, in December 2015. School shoot, titled “Everything She Says liters and even if everyone on in current University text.” It’s sumptive Republican presidential officials didn’t realize they hadn’t Means Everything,” 100 naked Earth was sobbing, there’d be no possible the buyer won’t have to nominee Donald Trump. The list hosted a senator until weeks later. women will hold up large mir- river. However, the students cal- complete a background check. included: lice, traffic jams, used ror discs that reflect “the knowl- culated, if everyone cried 55 tears car salesmen, root canals, jury CULPRIT waS A rat edge and wisdom of progressive they could fill an Olympic-sized THat’S Not MY NAME duty, hipsters and the DMV. “To A tip from the public led the FBI women and the concept of Moth- pool. A Muslim high school student be fair,” Maddow pointed out, to arrest a man who’d allegedly er Nature,” according to Tunick’s in California says she’s identified “Trump is losing in single digits been putting a mouse poison on website. KOCH BrotHERS PULL as “Isis Phillips” in the yearbook to some of these.” Trump also can food at a Michigan Whole Foods faLSE AD recently issued at Osos High take heart from the fact he polled and other stores over a two-week Find more WiGWAG on our web- The Koch brothers’ Freedom School in California. Bayan Zeh- better than hemorrhoids. period. “Our joint investigation site, wisconsingazette.com. WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM | May 19, 2016 3 | May 19, 2016 4 WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM UW-Madison works to address racism on campus By Bryna Godar the city of Madison to help bring outside crimination. AP Writer pressure to hold the university accountable,” “I think that what’s happened is students UW-Madison graduate student said Davis, who’s pushing for community have just gotten fed up,” said Gonzalez, Michael Davis says he feels isolat- control of university police. whose parents are from Mexico. ed, excluded and afraid as a black Universities nationwide have conceded to UW students have interrupted Board of student on the predominantly white demands from protesters, including resigna- Regents meetings with lists of demands and campus, where he’s been called a tions of administrators at the University of have aired grievances and stories of discrim- racial slur multiple times. Missouri. But it’s unclear how many of the ination on social media using the hashtag “It hasn’t been a positive experi- requested changes will be carried out. At the #TheRealUW. ence at all,” Davis said. University of Kansas, plans for a multicultur- Hundreds also protested the in-class About 76 percent of the UW-Mad- al student government are in doubt after the arrest of a 21-year-old senior for anti-racist ison’s undergraduate population is chancellor vetoed a proposed student fee. graffiti, such as “White supremacy is a dis- white, making it the second-whitest At UW-Madison, a series of racially ease,” painted around campus. campus among the 14 universities charged incidents fueled the students’ pres- UW administrators say they are try- in the Big 10 conference. It also has sure for change: photos of swastikas posted ing to be responsive to student needs and the smallest percentage of black on a dorm room door, stereotypical war cry demands, and a university committee con- undergraduate students, at just over sounds shouted at a Ho-Chunk tribal elder sisting of students and staff is evaluating 2 percent. and graffiti using other Nazi symbols. more than 100 proposals to improve the Davis is among an increasing For many students of color, though, it’s campus climate. number of students at the flagship the smaller instances. Betty Nen, a freshman “My hope is that we are a campus that Madison campus demanding the whose father is from Papua New Guinea, is really trying to do it differently,” said administration make changes for said a guy started touching her hair at a Lori Berquam, Vice Provost for Student Life. inclusivity’s sake. They join college party to see what it would feel like. Nima “We’re not perfect, but we’re trying to do students around the United States Cheraghi, a freshman, said a girl called him it in a way that manifests the ideas of our who’ve expressed frustration with Aladdin because of his Iranian descent. students.” discrimination and racism on pre- “I believe that many, especially white, The conversation includes a broader dominantly white campuses. students just don’t understand the privileges range of people than it has in the past, said In response, UW administrators they’re given,” said Cheraghi, a spokesman Vice Provost for Diversity and Climate Pat- agreed to cultural competency training, for Associated Students of Madison, the rick Sims. He said “majority” students — in added student support hours and asked student government. other words, white students — are just now students how to improve the climate. But PhotoS: COURTESY FACEBOOK Sergio Gonzalez, co-president of the finding out about issues he’s been hearing Participants in the #TheRealUW visual activists say the response is inadequate.