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RENT ON THE RISE RENT KEEPS RISING MORE AND MORE EVERY YEAR. And college students aren't exactly the most wealthy demographic. But how does rent in Eugene compare to the rest of the nation?

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PAGE 2 EMERALD THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015  WEEKEND CALENDAR in in EUGENE TATTOO CONVENTION, PORTLAND March 6 March 6 : rePLAY: Symphony of Tour: MMA FIGHTS AND MUSIC Heroes: Fashawn has kicked The legendary theme to off his Ecology Tour Zelda is possibly one of and is making a stop the greatest childhood at WOW Hall. FROM THE LEGEND OF ZELDA memories. The Oregon Ecology is Fashawn’s newest Symphony will and has been perform songs from ➡ @MIKEWHERESIKE critically acclaimed MIKE MENDOZA The Legend of Zelda, by magazines like Halo and other popular XXL. Fashawn has music from video collaborated with rap games at the Schnitzer artists , Concert Hall. J. Cole, and many 1037 SW Broadway, 7:30 others. p.m., $30-95. WOW Hall, 8 p.m., $13 in advance $15 at the door. March 7 March 7 James Bond Costume and Dinner Show: Midtown MMA Dry martinis, tuxedos, Throwdown 6: Mixed advanced gadgets Martial Arts has gained and everything you an enormous amount expect from agent of popularity around 007. Dress up in your the world, and now best Bond character there’s a chance to and have a chance to catch an MMA fight win the contest and live in Eugene. A some prizes. Dinner is night full of fights will optional. fill the Lane Events 1125 SE Madison St., 8 Center, with the p.m., $30-76. main fight between the light-heavy weight Tyree Fortune March 8 versus Derek Harris. 796 W 13th Ave., 7 p.m., Zombie Sundays: $25-50. Come to the East Burn Head up to Portland to hear the Oregon Symphony perform songs from popular video games. and enjoy anything zombies — except for the food. Enjoy food March 8 specials, happy hour Finals week is all that separates us from a much attend and possibly find a new design for their from 3-6 p.m., and at Mary Poppins: needed week of rest. But for this weekend, take a first or next tattoo. 9 p.m. Watch the latest Get your dose of short EMX bus ride to Springfield and be among Body art is a huge part of international culture, Walking Dead episode. Disney with Upstart the world’s most talented tattoo artists in. and this expo will bring in some of the most Before and after the Crow Studios’ classic. The 2015 Evergreen Tattoo Invitational and talented artists in the world. If you’re looking show, movies will be 855 W 1st Ave., 3 p.m., Expo will host over 100 world-class artists at for a new tattoo, but don’t know who to go to, played in the basement $20. the Willamalane Center. This event is tailored informational sessions can help out in picking a and you guessed it: for tattoo artists trying to learn new stencils local artist to ink you up. they’re about zombies. and buying new needles, but aspiring artists can Willamalane Center is at 250 S 32nd St., 1800 E Burnside St., 9 attend and listen to seminars featuring some Springfield, March 7-8, $10 & $25 in advance, $12 p.m., varies. experienced artists. Your average Joe can also and $30 at the door.

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PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF NINTENDO MEDIA THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD PAGE 3  PERSONALITIES We Webfoot’s 3rd Annual CHILI COOK OFF make HUMANS OF UO SHOWS college JESUS, GIRLS & CHILI better. March 8th, 3-8 PM $5 Entry Fee DIVERSITY Sign up at Webfoot for Info FREE COMPETITION SHIRT WITH ENTRY. ON CAMPUS 1st Place Trophies Awarded for Judges Choice & People’s Choice HUMANS OF UO has over 1,500 likes on Facebook and are looking to 24/7 Eugene Airport Shuttle expand to other platforms.

While the work of Brandon well-informed of how the Stanton’s photo blog Humans information will be used, and are of New York, is well-known. only asked a couple of general A similar, less-known group questions, such as “When you is here at the University of were most happy?” or just about For reservations: Oregon. Humans of UO is a their day in general, Scheffey explained. $ SAVE $ www.omnishuttle.com group on campus that conducts Fly EUG brief interviews with people “We don’t like to put people in 541-461-7959 on campus and posts one of its negative light. That’s not what it’s 1-800-741-5097 quotes along with a photo of the about,” said Scheffey. 35443 members on the Humans of UO The group has over 1,500 Facebook page. likes on Facebook and hopes to The group was founded by expand to Twitter and Instagram, Megan Garland after she had a explained Pirzad. Humans of UO discussion with a fellow student interviews between 10 and 15 at an International Student people a week and posts about Association event called Coffee twice a day. Sometimes, it can Hour. be awkward for the girls when UNDER PRESSURE “The idea is from him they run into people they’ve (Humans of New York)… but interviewed before. Contemporary Prints from the it’s different because we’re “The other weekend we went on a university campus,” said out to a party and there were Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer Garland. 10 people there that we had and his Family Foundation Eventually, its reach expanded interviewed,” said Pirzad. beyond ISA and members began As Garland and Scheffey are to interview around campus in slated to graduate this year, the order to interview to a larger group is looking to bring on Through March 29, 2015 variety of people. Leigh Scheffey more people. and Negina Pirzad later became “There’s definitely interest, it Artist’s Talk: Hung Liu involved. just takes the right people,” said The group’s goal is to show off Pirzad. Saturday, March 7, 2 p.m. the diversity of the university, If you are hoping to bump into explained Garland. There is a the group and be interviewed, Are you a UO Student Member? variety of students who attend the trio always walks around Join today! the UO that a majority of campus on Fridays between 3 http://jsma.uoregon.edu/student- students never see. p.m. and 5 p.m. They tend to membership The trio also enjoys learning a stick around 13th Avenue and the lot about other people. EMU and are attracted to large Support for the exhibition and related educational “You get these stories and you groups of people. Humans of UO and outreach programs has been made possible by a grant from the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation. get to know something about is looking to interview everyone Additional support for the exhibition is provided by someone immediately,” said who is willing. the Coeta and Donald Barker Changing Exhibitions Garland. “Even if they don’t say Endowment, The Harold and Arlene Schnitzer A lot of times, it can be something interesting, they’re CARE Foundation, a grant from the Oregon Arts discouraging to ask someone to still a person on campus,” said Commission and the National Endowment for the give a five minute interview and Pirzad. Arts, a federal agency, and JSMA members. have their portrait taken, she Those interested in the Hung Liu (Chinese, born 1948). The Last Dynasty: explained. Humans of UO can look at its Countess, 2009. Published by Shark’s Ink., Lyons, CO; edition 8/30. Lithograph, 50 x 21 in. Collection of “You have to be okay with Facebook, where the group’s Jordan D. Schnitzer, © Hung Liu rejection. Not everyone will want work is posted. to be interviewed,” said Garland. But the group is not interested in posting gossip. People are BY ERIC SCHUCHT, @ERICSCHUCHT jsma.uoregon.edu • 541.346.3027 EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity

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Here’s what you need to know Be sure to grab your last Buzz about getting beer before The Buzz closes the meningitis on March 13. vaccine:

There are two types of vaccines being offered in local pharmacies and at Matthew Knight Arena. Each type of vaccine targets different strains of meningitis:

Type B Vaccines:

1. The Trumenba vaccine, which is a three-dose series. After you get the initial shot, you have two months to get the second dose and six months to get the third.

2. Bexsero, a two-dose series required within the span of a month.

Both of these vaccines are recommended only for individuals between 10 and 25 years old. 4-strain vaccines: Bye bye 1. Menveo, for people between 2 to 55 years old.

2. Menactra, for ages 6 months to 55 years.

The 4-strain vaccines are usually administered to teenagers, and they’ve THE BUZZ WILL CLOSE ON MARCH 13, the last day before finals week, been around for BUZZ awhile. The newer, before being replaced with Falling Sky Brewery in fall of 2016. type-B vaccines are meant to complement Shelly Pruitt, manager students who graduated and and lively place for students “I believe the Falling Sky the 4-strain that of The Buzz, starts her day went out doing great things. to meet.” Brewery is going to be a huge many received as the same way she has for 15 It’s like I’m watching them Like a lot of campus benefit, a huge draw for the adolescents. The Health years. growing up.” hangout spots, it’s the new EMU,” Pruitt said. “I Center recommends At 8 a.m., she sits in her Both of the cafes belong to environment that keeps think what the future holds that you get both of the office to plan the busy day the university, and the profits people coming back. will be something really, vaccines. ahead for the Erb Memorial feed back into the EMU “It became a student’s really spectacular.” Union’s basement cafe. operation. living room,” said Pruitt. “But Also on the chopping If you’re a graduate Recently, she’s added a Just one floor above The professors can also come and block? The EMU’s food student, you aren’t different task to her morning Buzz, in one of the UO’s most sit among their students. It’s service. Say goodbye to eligible for the vaccines routine. iconic spots, the Fishbowl, a welcoming environment. Panda Express. Food won’t given out at Matthew “It finally hit me that The another cafe manager is We’ve got a number of be served in the building Knight Arena unless Buzz is going to close down saying farewell, too. science professors who come until next year. But in the you are living in an on- when I started to clean out K’Lynn Parker is the here at a certain time in the meantime, the university has campus residence or the office,” Pruitt said. manager for the Fishbowl day — they know when the approved Subway and Joe’s suffering from certain The Buzz and Fishbowl Cafe. In her parting letter, pastries are 50 percent off.” Burgers, a Portland-based medical conditions. Cafe are next on the EMU’s she referred to the cafe’s staff The Buzz and the Union hamburger establishment, to chopping block. The two as her “kids,” and said they Market will hold parties on run on wheels. Two new food cafes, in addition to The were her motivation and the day they close, March trucks are also coming to Buzz’s neighbor, the Union inspiration. It has been sitting 13, followed by the Fishbowl 13th avenue next term. Market, will close its doors on the countertop since she Cafe on March 20. “It’s an end of era,” EMU later this month because of left it there three weeks ago. Chipotle will be in place of Director Laurie Woodward the building’s renovations. “I had one of the meetings the Fishbowl Cafe in fall 2015, said. “Students are what kept with the ASUO at the while Falling Sky Brewery me going,” Pruitt said. “I got Fishbowl,” UO student Azia will replace the Buzz in fall

to stay connected to some Calderhead said. “It’s a fun 2016. BY TRAN NGUYEN, @TRANNGNGN

PHOTOGRAPH BY TABATHA NATSUES, @_TABSTER THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD PAGE 5  COVER

ARE YOUR RATES

Rent prices are the highest constitute a reasonable price, added living accommodations and Eugene has seen in years. and a precedent is set based on more that are scheduled to become The experience of living parent- word of mouth – from the rates available in 2015 (The Hub, Ecco free and making the transition their friends are paying, to the Apartments or 2125 Franklin), into college life is an exciting leap numbers they’re seeing in leasing rental prices continue to rise. into the unfamiliar. However, companies’ persistent advertising. College students make up today’s rental companies may have Are students unknowingly 17 percent of Eugene — having students jumping through hoops becoming compliant with a more 27,364 enrolled in undergraduate to afford it. expensive standard? and graduate school. This means As many students are paying According to the 2013 census about one out of five people living rent for the first time, it becomes data, the median monthly housing in Eugene is a college student, difficult to know cost in Eugene was $1,021 — a whether that’s at the University of what should 22 percent increase since the Oregon, Lane Community College 2008-2010 median rent of $838. or Northwest Christian University. This is higher than nearby cities, The gross rent as a percentage including Salem, Springfield and of income in Eugene is most even rival college town Corvallis, commonly 35 percent or more where median rent was $871. The – the highest possible census cost of renting in Eugene is on response. average only $143 less than the At this rate, people are likely median monthly price to live in to struggle to pay rent while also Portland. To put these numbers buying food or paying tuition. within a larger picture, the Oregon “Like most students, I absolutely monthly median cost is $991 and struggle with additional expenses the national median cost is $1,021 such as buying groceries and — directly matching Eugene. paying for tuition, but I can’t say Eugene has the second highest I have it as bad as some students number of total housing units in who live at more expensive places,” the state of Oregon, trailing behind UO senior Jordan Hathorne said. Portland. Rented properties make “I have also heard (the statistics of up half of this number, and have Eugene rental costs) and it deeply only continued to increase with saddens me.” MORE each passing year. Approximately Accumulating to this sadness is BUILDINGS 1,529 renter-occupied housing a belief that while some companies just keep going units were added between 2011 and want to build around campuses up. What does 2013 alone. However, even with specifically to provide this mean for rent?

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◑ BREAK IT’S TIME FOR A BREAK AFTER TEN WEEKS OF WINTER TERM, SPRING BREAK COULDN’T COME ANY SOONER. Whether you’re heading home, to a big city or staying in Eugene there’s plenty of fun to be had.

HEADED TO PDX, EUG, SF OR LA?  KICK BACK WITH THESE SPRING BREAK COCKTAILS  PACK YOUR BACKPACK AND GO ON A MOUNTAIN HIKE  SPRING BREAK GUIDE

▶ TRAVEL West coast break? Best coast break.

Week 10 of winter term isn’t Broadway musical exactly a walk in the park. Newsies hits the Pantages Theatre. Finals week looms, homework piles up and caffeine-induced delusions begin to set in. We sit in the library, pretending to be productive and daydream for hours about the glorious seven days of freedom that lies ahead. The potential for fun knows no bounds. feature Actor Talk Back events. Let’s be honest with ourselves, though. EUGENE March 27, “The Best of San Francisco All too often, spring break is spent on Stand-up Comedy” takes the stage at San someone’s couch, lamenting the fact that Francisco’s Hobart Building. The show is there’s “nothing to do.” If you’re sticking March 24 and March 25, the Theatre for ages 18 and over with photo ID, and around on the West Coast; however, there League will bring Tony-award-winning tickets are $15. Proceeds from the theatre is hope. Make your spring break dreams Camelot to the Hult Center. Shows begin at support children with special needs. come true with this guide to a variety of 7:30 p.m., and tickets start at $30. upcoming events in Portland, Eugene, San March 28, Kitty, Daisy, & Lewis will play Francisco and Los Angeles. at WOW Hall at 8:30 p.m. Tickets for this sibling trio are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. LOS ANGELES Eugene’s Very Little Theatre will present the musical comedy A Funny Thing PORTLAND Happened on The Way to the Forum March 13 The Los Angeles Ballet will present The to April 4, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, Sleeping Beauty at UCLA’s Royce Hall and at 2 p.m., on Sundays. Tickets are $15 on March 28 and 29 at 2 p.m., and 7:30 The Last Thursday Art Walk is a Portland Thursdays, $20 Friday-Sunday. p.m. The production is a world premiere tradition that takes place year-round, and of choreography by Colleen Neary and this event takes place during spring break, Thordal Christensen. Tickets start at $29. on March 26. Take a trip to Portland’s The national touring cast of the hit Alberta Street to celebrate the city’s art, Broadway musical Newsies will perform at music and quirky style. SAN FRANCISCO the Pantages Theatre March 24-26 at 8 p.m. March 27 marks the opening of the Tickets start at $55. Portland-area’s annual Wooden Shoe Tulip Food Network host Alton Brown is Festival, located at the Wooden Shoe Tulip March 27, over 32 food trucks will gather in touring America and bringing his quirky Farm and Vineyard, just 45 minutes outside San Francisco’s Fort Mason Center for “Off blend of humor and food to audiences all the city. For $10 a car-load, you can enjoy The Grid,” a weekly celebration of food over the country. His tour stops at LA’s over 40 acres of beautiful tulips and other cart culture. Sample from the different Pantages Theatre over spring break, on activities. offerings or try the prix fixe option for $40. Saturday, March 21 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Also on March 27, indie-pop band The Thursdays through Sundays, March 5-28, Mowgli’s will play at downtown Portland’s Sophocles’ classic play Antigone will run Wonder Ballroom. Tickets are $15 and at the Cutting Ball Theatre. Tickets range

doors open at 7:30 p.m. from $10 to $50, and select performances BY RACHEL BENNER, @BENNERRACHEL

PAGE 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD SPRING BREAK GUIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF NEWSIES PRODUCTION  SPRING BREAK GUIDE

FRESH AIR, TREES AND A BACKPACK BY MIKE MENDOZA, @MIKEWHERESIKE

EXPLORE OREGON THIS SPRING BREAK. Learn how to prepare and backpack with the University of Oregon Outdoor Program.

Spring break is a great opportunity to the level of difficulty can be altered. explore Oregon’s natural wonders. With no “If you can logistically manage to shuttle classes or test to worry about, backpacking is a it correctly, you can either do where you’re great outdoor activity to take part in. Whether gaining elevation or losing elevation,” Halley you’ve never carried 30 to 60 pounds on your Anderson, a second-year student working with back or you can go days without eating, trails the Outdoor Program said. across Oregon accommodate everyone’s skill Anderson also mentions that increasing the level. level of difficulty can be done just by extending One of the biggest challenges for students is the trail’s length. Three Fingered Jack, North acquiring the appropriate gear. Fears of high Umpqua Trail, The Sisters and the Pacific cost prevent many newcomers from actually Crest Trail are all tougher trails that are a little backpacking, but fortunately, students at further away than the McKenzie Trail. the University of Oregon have the Outdoor Backpacking is meant to be a challenge, but Program to. the reward comes naturally. Everything you need to backpack is available “It’s a fun physical challenge carrying for rent through the Outdoor Program. Emma everything you need, so you can make it days Juth, a student staff member with the program, and days in the wilderness just on foot,” said has started backpacking recently. Anderson. “Having that solitude and having “The stuff we have here is pretty inexpensive that experience with the natural world is really to rent,” said Juth. “Student staff is always here great.” to answer questions like how to use certain “You carry what you need. You don’t need gear or how to pack a pack.” your phone, your laptop, you disconnect from McKenzie River Trail can be a great place to backpack The McKenzie River Trail is a good place to those things that maybe distract you and just for the first time. backpack for the first time. However, if desired, focus on the beauty of nature,” said Juth.

THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD SPRING BREAK GUIDE PAGE 3 PHOTOGRAPH BY COLE ELSASSER, @COLEELSASSERVISUALS  SPRING BREAK GUIDE

So many cocktails, so little time. OVER SPRING Good news: You can use all of your spring break to try new ones. ➡ LINDSAY MCWILLIAMS, BREAK @LINDSAYMACWILL Whether you’re jetting off on vacation, into the pitcher. Then, use the empty limeade Grapefruit Mimosas (adapted from staying in town to work or visiting family, can to add 2 1/2 cans of water to the pitcher Confections of a Foodie Bride) spring break is the perfect time to enjoy a well- and 1 1/2 cans of tequila. Remove the hulls of 1 bottle of Prosecco, chilled made cocktail. As a broke and busy college the strawberries, slice them lengthwise and add 3 or 3 1/2 cups of grapefruit juice student, you probably always resort to your them to the pitcher. Crumple the basil leaves in Simple syrup or other sweetener to taste same drink of choice: Your favorite type of your hands a bit and add them to the pitcher as For a lighter cocktail that’s perfect for brunching alcohol plus juice/soda. But during spring well. Store the pitcher in the fridge for at least or early drinking, combine Prosecco and break, you have time and an inclination to treat four hours, so flavors can marry, then serve. grapefruit juice in a pitcher. Add simple syrup yourself well. Here are a few cocktails that are Makes about eight servings, so it’s perfect for a or other sweetener as needed. Yields about six a step up from what you might normally drink, small get-together. servings. yet won’t leave you with a bunch of expensive, leftover ingredients. Slip ‘n Slide (adapted from Savory) The Georgia Peach (adapted from Everyday 12 ounces limeade (not frozen) Drinkers) Strawberry Basil Margaritas (adapted from 1 1/2 or 2 ounces cherry vodka (1 or 1 1/2 shot 1 ounce rum The Kitchn) glasses full) 1 ounce Peach Schnapps 1 can (12 ounces) frozen limeade concentrate limes & salt 2 ounces cranberry juice 10 strawberries Mix the cherry vodka and limeade together in Combine all ingredients in a medium glass and 8 basil leaves a tall glass. Add freshly squeezed lime juice to serve over ice for a strong and sweet cocktail for 2 to 2 1/2 cups tequila taste and salt for the rim, if you please. Makes one. This drink goes perfectly with lawn chairs Grab a pitcher and empty the frozen limeade one serving. and country music.

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PAGE 4 EMERALD SPRING BREAK GUIDE THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 PHOTOGRAPH BY NATSUMI SEKI, @NATSUMARRIE THE EUGENE landscape is changing as more apartments are being built.

For students, there is often a amenities are not worth all the Rouse’s complaint. “What I can tell lack of consideration for student hassle of dealing with all the you is that there has only been one budget or welfare, either perceived problems of this complex.” manager prior to my arrival two or real. “I believe that costs were too weeks ago.” Hathorne is a community high,” Rouse said.”Especially She invites any resident or assistant at Capri Apartments. He since this was the first year the parent to meet with her personally says it is not uncommon for the apartment was open and there to discuss their concerns regarding company to set up a payment plan were a lot of issues going on – 13th & Olive. or work with a student on their things that never happened that I Although students may not see rent. was told would happen.” prices at all-time lows, they do “It’s not a marketing strategy or For example, Rouse says she was have options as far as making a way to get units filled — we just told before signing her lease that smart rental judgments. know that if we treat students with there would be cameras, but says Hathorne advises students to respect and fairness our business they were never installed before thoroughly read through their will do well, even in a competitive she left. In November of 2014, lease contract before signing, ask market,” Hathorne said. the Emerald published an article questions and shop around for As rent escalates, so do describing the experience of four housing until it just feels right. expectations. When students other 13th & Olive residents who “If anything feels forced or show concern for high rent costs, found their new apartment to be sketchy during the signing of a it often ties into problems they less than adequate with damage, lease contract, I always encourage have experienced at apartment leaks and ongoing construction student to just leave,” Hathorne complexes. upon move-in. said. “There are now plenty of Kristina Rouse, who graduated “We respect the privacy of options in the Eugene community in fall 2014, described several our residents and do not wish to and students ultimately have complaints she had about her discuss any resident’s concerns the power over the housing former apartment complex 13th publicly,” said Sheena Carpenter, companies.” & Olive, stating at the end that: a new property manager of 13th & “Overall the somewhat nice Olive when asked recently about BY SYDNEY ZUELKE, @SYDCAROLINE

PHOTOGRAPH BY TAYLOR WILDER, @TAYLOREWILDER THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD PAGE 7  OPINION

THE HIDDEN

OF HUNTING

Hunting requires more than the ability to shoot a gun. Hunters have to abide by strict laws and undergo many education courses.

Thousands of years ago, humans hunted as a In addition to conserving habitats, hunting can required to complete hunter education. In 2008, means of survival. Today, mankind doesn’t have form new territories. I’ve hunted ducks, geese hunters who purchased a turkey or large game to hunt to provide food for the family, but that and pheasant with my dad since I was a little animal tag became required to report the success doesn’t mean the art of hunting has faded out of girl. The property we hunt on each year has been or lack of success during the hunting season. existence. I proudly call myself a hunter. purposefully managed to attract a large amount These reports help biologists determine what As one of the dominant species on earth, of waterfowl. changes, if any, to make in game management for mankind has struggled to live in harmony with From experience, I can tell you that the the next year. animals. From the illegal poaching of elephants to property serves not only as a hunting ground, I had to complete hunter education when I accidentally stepping on an anthill, humans have but as a home. Blue Herons, hawks, golden was 12, before participating in the sport. Hunting a history of conflict with animals. Nature and eagles, deer, black birds and a variety of colorful is thrilling, exciting and taught me a large wildlife conservation efforts are prevalent today. creatures have claimed spots on that land. amount of responsibility. I learned at an early However, wildlife management programs, parks Without management, those animals wouldn’t age that guns are not toys and must be treated and education services cost money. have that habitat. Hunting is more than a gun accordingly. The animals we hunt deserve our According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, versus an animal. respect, and therefore, should not be hunted out these programs are partially funded from tax Even if you don’t agree with hunting as a sport, of season. revenues, around $200 million comes from remember that hunters aren’t carelessly waving I am a hunter, not a killer. I will continue to hunters’ federal excise taxes. Without individuals guns and shooting fluffy animals. hunt as I grow up, but I respect that some people paying for hunting gear and tags, those programs Hunting is a sport and the participants have do not agree with the practice. Nevertheless, I would not have sufficient funding. to follow rules. For example, we don’t pick up a hope people can open themselves up to learning “Much of the Oregon Fish and Wildlife budget, gun from the kitchen table, march outside and more about hunting than what is often depicted. and what we use to test animals for disease, start shooting in random directions. Procedures monitor populations and improve habitat… A lot and laws governing the sport must be adhered to. of that comes from hunting license dollars,” said Ethical hunters demand respect for their quarry, Michelle Dennehy, a spokesperson for Oregon while some hunters don’t agree with the sport. Jessie Foster is an opinion writer at the Emerald. Follow her on Fish and Wildlife. In 1973, youth under the age of 17 became Twitter @Jessiemarie246

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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 EMERALD PAGE 9 Now Serving Mississippi ⚡ SPORTS BAYOU BBQ! SPECIALS: In-house dining only AYELE FORDE: FROM THE FOOTBALL Monday Mac & Cheese $4.75 Tuesday GRIDIRON TO HIS OWN SHOW ON DUCK TV Burgers & Fries $6.50 w/ cheese: $1.00, w/ bacon: $1.50 Wednesday 10 oz. Steak & 2 Sides $11.25 13 oz. Steak & 2 Sides $14.00 Thursday Catfish Sandwich $8.00 Friday Fish and Chips $9.00 $9.00 Car Bombs $2.50 Pabst $7.75 Double Wells $6.75 Long Island Ayele Forde is a digital art major, but runs his own comedy show on Duck TV.

Open a web browser tab and do an online “It has been really, really cool having search of the name Ayele Forde. The majority Ayele on Duck TV this term,” said Duck TV of the top results share similar headlines: executive producer Cody Byrne. “We were “Ayele Forde ineligible for title game after excited when he and Carlyle came out to positive drug test,” show pitches with a concept for a series that “Oregon RB Forde also benched after is unlike anything we have ever had before.” KITCHEN HOURS positive drug test,” Titled “The Box,” the bi-weekly creative 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 a.m. “Duck Ayele Forde also left home for show explores the potential of the SEVEN DAYS A WEEK positive drug test, Mark Helfrich says,” imagination and coincidence. The show is Happy Hour Everyday “It sucks having your name out there composed of small videos that Forde had until 9:00pm in a negative light, for any reason,” said written in the past, now constructed around 541-683-3154 Forde. “Things happen, you make your own a singular plot line and connected by one 99 WEST BROADWAY decisions. I made mine and I had to live with central character. those consequences.” “The concept came from people always Scroll past the first page of results and telling me ‘you gotta think outside the box,’” click over to the second, and the first said Forde on the conception of the show. opportunity to see past Forde’s abilities on “Well I was like, what’s the thinking inside the the football field is revealed on his Instagram box, nobody has ever thought about that.” account. Forde recruited Garrick to be the lead Aside from the occasional football related producer after they swapped ideas while in post, the feed is full of original paintings, Pasadena for the 2015 Rose Bowl. The two detailed sketches and videos produced by the realized that they each bring key production senior from Victorville, California. strengths to the table. A testament of his creative talent is shown “He brought me on to be sort of his mind, in a post by Forde, which was shared in 2013. as far as his mind that is on earth,” said An award was given to him by the University Garrick. “I’m like his interpreter when people of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. are trying to figure out what he is trying to The award acclaimed Forde as “Most Likely say about his thoughts.” to Take the Art World By Storm.” Two episodes of “The Box” have aired Forde has always been an artist. As a digital on public access channel 23 and are also arts major, his two main inspirations are available online at the Duck TV website. animators Hayao Miyazaki and Erik Jones. Forde said the feedback toward the show has He taught himself how to play the piano and been positive. guitar, draw, sculpt and paint. “From what people have told me is that “In high school, I would always paint and they’re interested, confused and curious,” do random commissions for people,” said said Forde. “And someone told me today that Forde. “I never went out. I just stayed in they think that I’m raising the level of Duck Photo by Cameron Christensen the house and drew and watched anime on TV and what type of things can be done.” Saturday nights. That’s all I would do in high With his projected graduation date this school: football, draw and watch cartoons. spring, Forde is content that he has had an His artistic talents were recognized by opportunity to see through the production of MORE COVERAGE, fellow athletes at Oregon. one of his creations. “In the nicest way possible, Ayele is an And most importantly, he has had the MORE PHOTOS, interesting guy,” laughed former Oregon opportunity to share a part of his true linebacker Carlyle Garrick. “His mind is character and what he brings to the table off always thinking bigger and grander. He isn’t the field. MORE ARTS super open about being an artist, but it is “I’m an athlete second, or fourth to something everyone on the (football) team everything. I’m definitely my own person just knows.” first,” said Forde. “Just thinking of people just & CULTURE. In the months following his departure as athletes, as one thing, takes away from from the game of football, Forde has been the other parts of who they are. Athletes able to pursue his artistic passions outside of definitely have negative stereotypes… Off the Plus reader polls, videos, and reader comments. athletics. field you are what your interests are.” We give you more, and that makes His current focus: a television show for college better. Duck TV, the University of Oregon’s student- run television program. BY SARAH SCRIVENS, @SARAHESCRIVENS

PAGE 10 EMERALD THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF DUCK TV ⚡ SPORTS The Physics of Rock n’ Roll! Celebrating The International Year of Light 2015! JILLIAN ALLEYNE’S • Stanley Micklavzina, UNWAVERING POSITIVITY Department of Physics • Friday March 6 LIGHTS UP THE COURT • 8:00 DJ Mix! • 8:30 Show0me! Jillian Alleyne keeps a smile on her face, • Room 100 despite the obstacles she faces. Willamette Hall Start your Friday night with some rockin’ droppin’ flashin’ physics?! COME SEE FOR YOURSELF AND BRING A FRIEND! FREE!

Explore your passion and find your future. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Playing for an Oregon women’s Alleyne’s roommate freshman ARTS & SCIENCES | BUSINESS | EDUCATION | HEALTH PROFESSIONS | OPTOMETRY basketball team that has seen its ups year — Devyn Galland, now at St. and downs in recent years, nobody Mary’s College in the Bay Area after APPLY NOW has a smile on her face quite like transferring from Oregon — said Jillian Alleyne. that Alleyne has kept in contact Graduate Program Highlights Always punctual and mature, with her through the years. They eugene campus Alleyne’s positivity shines as the text, Snapchat and FaceTime, Master of Arts and Teaching | MAT most prominent player in the always keeping a positive outlook Master of Social Work | MSW program. There’s not a day that goes on life. Alleyne visited Galland in by that Alleyne doesn’t have a smile Washington last summer, which she hillsboro campus on her face, her mother, Pamela said was long overdue. Athletic Training | MSAT Williamson, said. “Jill was always a great “My mom has always been a very encourager on and off the court,” positive person. She’s never really Galland said in an email. “If you had down. Worried? Yes. But she’s taught a rough game or even a rough day 800-677-6712 | [email protected] pacificu.edu/discover me you’re wasting time by being she would do her best to pick you worried, down or sad,” Alleyne said. up.” “Why not have a positive outlook on Galland remembers a time she everything?” was down and Alleyne left her a Williamson admires her pack of Oreos on her dorm room STUDY ART HISTORY daughter’s punctuality and bed. Alleyne said Galland is like her SPRING 2015 responsibility, balancing basketball sister. and school, particularly during her “She tries her best and often high school years. succeeds in showing that everyone • ARH 101. Global Masterpieces —Monuments in Context “I would be lagging, she would matters,” she said. MWF 1:00-1:50 a.m. (4 credits) A&L, IC be like ‘Mom, we have to be on Galland joined Alleyne in former time.’ It came to the point where coach Paul Westhead’s 2011 • ARH 206. History of Western Art III: Romanticism to Modern she would walk home from school,” recruiting class. Alleyne said it took MWF 12:00-12:50 p.m. (4 credits) A&L Williamson said. “She always had a little for the pair to warm up to that responsibility.” each other, but they quickly became • ARH 210. Contemporary Asian Art and Architecture During Alleyne’s freshman season, close. TR 12:00-1:20 p.m. (4 credits) A&L, IC the Ducks went 4-27. The wheels fell “It’s very important to me to still off. Instead of getting down, Alleyne have that relationship with her • ARH 354. Art Since 1945 found inspiration and positivity in because she was my first roommate TR 10:00-11:20 a.m. (4 credits) A&L the moment. ever, and I love her a lot,” Alleyne “You have to keep finding hope to said. • ARH 399. History of Photography keep going on,” Alleyne said. “I think It’s that mentality that led to we’ve done so much better with success. Win or lose, Alleyne TR 8:30-9:50 a.m. (4 credits) that. Being a team that fights and will likely address the media can come back, it’s given us so much after Thursday’s game against DEPARTMENT OF THE HISTORY OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE positive outlook.” Washington State in the first round One time, Williamson fell asleep of the Pac-12 Tournament. when she was scheduled to pick People she won’t know will ask A&L = Group-Satisfying Course, Arts and Letters STUDY in the IC = Multicultural Course, International Cultures A&AA up Alleyne from school. She awoke her poignant questions about the School of Architecture and Allied Arts surprised to see Alleyne home, after game. EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity. making the 30 minute walk as a There’s no doubt she will be 16-year-old. positive. “I was overwhelmed,” Williamson It’s the only way she knows. said. “I almost cried. To see how mature she was, walking home from “Like us” facebook.com/dailyemerald BY JONATHAN HAWTHORNE, @JON_ school, on her own.” HAWTHORNE News, coNtests, photos, videos.

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MUSIC Thursday Night Comedy Series March 5, 12 TODAY! Buzz Pub & Coffee House, 7:00 - 9:00pm Info: [email protected] Tycho March 15, McDonald Theatre, 8:00pm Tickets: $20.00 - $25.00. Info: [email protected] ART Craft Center Art Show Adell McMillan Gallery, 4:30pm Info: [email protected] An Ecuadorian Peek Aperture Gallery Photographs from the Galapagos by Mohamed Murad. Info: [email protected] Mostly Robots Buzz Pub & Coffee House Info: [email protected] SPRING EVENTS An Evening with Daniel James Brown April 16, EMU Ballroom Author of Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics Sila, An Arctic Story Apr 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 at 8pm, 26 and at 2pm West Coast Premiere! University Theatre by Chantal Bilodeau Directed by Theresa May Mac DeMarco April 21, Cosmic Pizza Pacific NorthWest Art Annual Reception April 23, Adell McMillan Art Gallery Willamette Valley Music Festival May 9, 12pm -12am, Campus: Memorial Quad and EMU Poet Aziz Ansari May 14 Two time National Poetry Slam Champion and winner of the International World Cup Poetry Slam Two-Spirit Acts: Queer Indigenous Performance Friday May 15th, 3:00 pm, Hope Theatre Spiderwoman—Theatre Retrospective Friday May 15th, 7:30 pm, Hope Theatre.

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