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Bridget Corrigan and Kristin Ackerman participate in Zeta Tau Alpha’s Car Smash for FLYER NEWS breast cancer awareness. Martin Sheen Flyers get first taste of Sweet 16 to receive STEVE MILLER honorary Asst. Sports Editor UD degree

“The goal all along has been the Sweet Sixteen,” head coach Jim Jabir RACHEL CAIN reminded the UD women’s basketball Staff Writer team before their second-round game against the University of Kentucky on Sunday. Hollywood actor and social ac- Consider the mission accomplished. tivist Martin Sheen will join the Overcoming foul trouble with stel- class of 2015 at commencement lar free-throw and three-point per- May 3 where he will receive an centages, the seventh-seeded Flyers honorary degree for a lifetime knocked off second-seeded Kentucky commitment to social justice, ac- in the most monumental game in Day- cording to a University of Dayton ton women’s basketball history thus press release. f a r. Sheen, a practicing Roman This marks the first time in pro- Catholic, has earned fame for his gram history that the women’s team performances on stage, in films has advanced to the Sweet Sixteen. It and on television. In an acting was the sixth straight year, however, career spanning nearly 50 years, that UD appeared in the NCAA wom- Sheen has become best known en’s basketball tournament. for roles such as President Josiah The journey started Friday for the Bartlett in the TV show “The West Flyers, when they took on the tenth- Wing,” a serial killer in the movie seeded Iowa State University Cyclones “Badlands” and a soldier in the at Memorial Coliseum in Lexington, Vietnam War film “Apocalypse Kentucky. Now.” Playing to their size advantage, UD “Martin Sheen is a legendary controlled the tempo for the entirety of actor. More importantly, he’s a the game. legendary humanitarian, who Senior guard Andrea Hoover led advocates for peace and justice the UD with 20 points as the Flyers around the world,” UD President knocked off the Cyclones 78-66. Daniel Curran said.“He has used Four Flyers scored in double digits, his celebrity status to be a voice including senior forward Ally Malott, for the voiceless, and, in the Mari- who recorded a double-double with 18 anist education tradition, he leads points and 12 rebounds. Jim Jabir celebrates the seventh-seeded Flyers knocking off second-seeded Kentucky in the most monumental game in through service to others. The The win advanced the Flyers to the Dayton women’s basketball history. Photo courtesy of Leon Chuck. University of Dayton is honored second round against second-seeded to award him with an honorary Kentucky—a veritable home game for presence by knocking down five three favor of Kentucky. and Cornelie-Sigmundova were also degree for his humanitarian ser- UK in Lexington. point field goals in the first seven min- Three minutes into the second half, in foul trouble at the time, and ended vice.” “We played Kentucky two years ago, utes of the contest. They jumped out junior center Jodie Cornelie-Sigmun- up fouling out before the game’s con- Martin Sheen, born Ramon and they have a lot of lengthy kids that to a 20-11 lead. dova drained two jump shots within 20 clusion. Estevez, grew up in Dayton dur- like to get to the rim,” Hoover said be- The Wildcats stormed back, howev- seconds of each other, tying the score After Hoover’s departure, Ally Ma- ing the 1940s. He lived only a few fore the second round matchup, con- er, turning up their defensive pressure at 48. lott assumed the leadership, putting blocks away from UD, according to trasting Kentucky’s style to the less- to force several key Flyer turnovers. Leading the way for Kentucky, the team on her back en route to a the press release. physical tempo set by Iowa St. Kentucky built up a nine-point lead sophomore guard Makayla Epps con- thrilling second half. He attended Chaminade High Commentators on ESPN remarked in the closing minutes of the opening trolled the tempo for the Wildcats’ of- Malott scored 28 points in the game School, which was founded by the before the game about Dayton’s gritty period. fense, building a 62-54 lead for UK with and added 13 rebounds in her eighth Society of Mary, according to the style, and speculated a close contest. Dayton battled back resiliently, 12 minutes remaining. double-double of the season. press release. The Marianist ide- The Flyers hit a roadblock early though. The Flyers chipped away at Just after the nine-minute mark, However, the Flyers remained in the als have continued to inspire and on after Andrea Hoover collected two the UK advantage, and junior guard Andrea Hoover was charged with her game in large part due to their success, influence Sheen throughout his fouls and departed for the bench, re- Amber Deane capped the run with a fifth foul of the game, and left the con- and Kentucky’s lack of success, at the life. maining there for much of the first three pointer to close out the half— test for good with her team trailing free-throw line. half. But Dayton’s deep team more UD’s sixth three-pointer of the game. 72-69. than made up for the lack of Hoover’s At the break, the score stood 45-42 in Freshman guard Jenna Burdette See FLYERS pg. 13 See SHEEN pg. 2 FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SHEEN CAMPUS (cont. from pg. 1) ADVOCATES FOR WOMEN HONORED HORVATH HITS UD AGAIN The Miryam Award, an annual recogni- The annual juried student art Horvath “I was inspired and nourished by dhi” to charity, according to the New “His schedule has been such that a good deal of his work in Hollywood tion of someone or some group’s actions Exhibition will be on display in Raymond the basic, fundamental education of York Times. it’s been very difficult to coordinate has really been focused on trying to to better the campus climate for women, L. Fitz Hall Gallery 249, starting Thursday service to others. That’s how we really “The interesting thing that Martin with him,” Benson said. “But we did promote Catholic social justice values. will be presented Wednesday from 4:30- until April 23. The exhibition has featured grow ourselves—giving to others,” and his friends bring to their social manage earlier this winter to connect And that, we feel, is such an important 6 p.m. in the chapel in Chaminade Hall photography, fine arts, art education and Sheen said, speaking to Chaminade activism is a sense of joy. Certainly, with him, and he cleared his schedule and influential thing, in addition to his followed by a reception service. This graphic design work since 1975 – pos- students in 2012. “We can’t really know they’re heartbroken and angry over and really made a firm commitment to Dayton roots and his deep attachment year’s winners are interim ETHOS direc- sible through a donation from Josephine ourselves except through community. the injustices,” Sister Rose Pacatte of come.” The Honorary Degree Commit- to the Marianists.” tor Malcolm Daniels and the society of Horvath in honor of her husband, Bela, None of us live an isolated life. We’re the Daughters of St. Paul, author of tee rarely gives honorary degrees, usu- Benson believes Sheen intends to women engineers. Source: udayton.edu who taught painting at UD in the 1950s. made to walk the journey alone, but we the new biography “Martin Sheen: Pil- ally only one every three or four years, deliver a short speech during com- Source: udayton.edu can’t do it without community.” grim on the Way,” said in an interview Benson said. mencement. ORAL FUNK NOT A DISEASE Sheen purposely failed his entrance with Flyer News. “They’re angry about “It’s infrequent, and that’s inten- Immediately following graduation, Join international and domestic UD MAGIC MAN NOT A MAGICIAN exams to UD so he could move to New that, but they bring to the protests this tional. We try to make this really a Sheen will attend a luncheon. students in ArtStreet Thursday at noon Campus Activity Board and Campus Con- York City to pursue his acting career, Christian joy.” special honor to individuals who rep- “He will have the opportunity to for coffee, tea and poetry. Sierra Le- cert Committee have worked together to much to the disapproval of his father, Sheen has been arrested multiple resent the values and mission of the meet with some selected members of one of Oral Funk Poetry Productions present this year’s spring concert: indie according to the New York Times. times due to his involvement in liberal University of Dayton,” Benson said. the university community: faculty, and A Slate will lead a spoken word pop band Magic Man. The band captures Off screen, Sheen has become well protests, according to IMDb. The decision to award Sheen an staff, students,” Benson said. “Espe- performance. Tea and snacks will be a sound similar to Walk the Moon. The known for his passionate involvement “Sheen talks about [the first time he honorary degree of humane letters cially some faculty who are very in- Students compete in Kappa Delta’s “Shamrock the Rope” fundraiser Saturday. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor provided, but feel free to bring your band will perform in the RecPlex Sat- in activism work. was arrested] as the most joyful time is based on Sheen’s Catholic identity, volved in our human rights studies Sheen will give a short speech during own (as well as your own writing). urday from 7-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $7. He has advocated against euthana- in his life,” Pacatte said. “He said they commitment to social activism and his program and our new human rights UD’s May Commencment. Photo cour- Source: udayton.edu Source: udayton.edu sia, abortion, war, capital punishment were all singing hymns and talking connections in the Dayton community. center because that connects directly tesy of Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images. and the School of the Americas, ac- about Jesus, talking about the truth of “The single most important thing to Sheen’s interests and his own Catho- NATION LOCAL cording to IMDb. Sheen has also sup- the Gospel and trying to live what they is that Martin Sheen has become a lic roots.” ported causes for the environment, knew inside themselves.” very vocal advocate for some of the Mark Ensalaco, director of human identity, and that’s a big part of who we JEB BUSH TWEETS AT LUDACRIS RIHANNA OPEN TO ALIEN LIFE 62-YEAR-OLD ATTACKS AIRPORT SORE LOSERS BRAWL WANTED: DOG MURDERER workers’ rights and human rights, ac- UD has been developing the plan core values of Catholic social teach- rights research, looks forward to meet- are as a Marianist institution,” Ensa- Potential 2016 presidential candidate On Thursday, writers from Time Magazine On Friday, a 62-year-old former taxi driver When Dayton Dunbar High School beat The murderer of Eva, a Green County cording to the press release. Sheen also to give Martin Sheen an honorary ing, especially values of solidarity ing Sheen. laco said. “I hope he expresses an inter- and former Gov. Jeb Bush ran into rap- interviewed Rihanna, Steve Martin and with reported mental health issues armed Franklin Regional High School by one family’s German shepherd, shot the dog considers himself a feminist. degree for the past two years, accord- with marginalized people,” Benson “It’ll be interesting to hear his per- est in what we’re doing. I hope he asks per Ludacris at the Georgia state legis- Jim Parsons, one of the leading actors in with a machete, insecticide spray and point in the Division II championship at and left her body on the side of the road. Sheen donated all his earnings from ing to Paul Benson, Ph.D., the interim said. “Throughout his career, and es- spective on human rights, particularly some tough questions and challenges lature Thursday. “I came here because I “Big Bang Theory,” about their new film Molotov cocktails attacked TSA agents at the UD Arena Saturday, a brawl erupted. Eva, according to the veterinarian who his performance in the 1982 film “Gan- provost. pecially the latter part of his career, because he has such a strong Catholic us into thinking in new ways.” was told Ludacris was going to be here,” “Home” about a sensitive alien to be re- the New Orleans Airport. A police officer Police officers were called for backup at examined her post mortem, was shot Bush said to the state Senate. Later, leased Friday. In the interview, Rihanna shot the man three times, and he did not about 5 p.m., and traffic was backed from behind. Eva’s family reported the in- ADVERTISEMENT he tweeted a joke at Ludacris about revealed a dark secret: “I don’t know what survive the wounds. Source: NPR up down Edwin C. Moses Boulevard. cident Friday and is looking for the killer. the rapper being his “opening act.” to believe when it comes to aliens. You Source: Dayton Daily News Source: WHIO Source: CBS never know and anything is possible.” MCCAINE: ‘GROW UP,’ OBAMA Source: Time Magazine Sen. John McCain told President Barack MAN STEALS $2 FROM BIBLE BREAK-IN AT DEAD MAN’S PLACE CRAIGSLIST CRIMINAL KILLS FETUS Obama to “Get over [his temper tan- After a local man stole $2 hidden in an el- Two men were arrested after breaking into A 26-year-old pregnant woman was FRAT SUSPENDED FOR FACEBOOK trum]” Sunday. The Arizona senator derly woman’s Bible, he was sentenced to a dead man’s apartment Saturday night. A stabbed and her fetus was torn from her A member of the Kappa Delta Rho chap- added that the president needs to grow seven years in prison. In the past decade, neighbor saw them climbing through the stomach in Longmont, Colorado, after ter at Pennsylvania State University told up and “get over” his differences with the man has served prison time four times window, and when police responded, one responding to a Craigslist ad for baby police about a private Facebook page on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan- for orchestrating scams against the elderly. of the alleged burglars answered the door clothes Wednesday. The perpetrator was which photos of drug deals and naked yahu. “It’s time that we work together Source: WHIO claiming it was his friend’s apartment but a 34-year-old former nurse aide. Bleed- women passed out were posted, resulting with our Israeli friends and try to stem couldn’t remember the name of his friend. ing, the woman managed to call 911 and in the chapter’s year-long suspension. The this tide of ISIS and Iranian movement Source: Dayton Daily News is recovering, but the fetus was killed. individuals in the photos did not appear throughout the region,” the senator said. Source: CNN to know the photos were being taken. Source: The Week magazine Source: BBC

WORLD SUDOKU DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM WOMAN’S LYNCHING TO BE PROTESTED FATHER OF SINGAPORE DIES BABY ORANGUTAN RECOVERING The Wednesday public beating of Fark- Lee Kuan Yew, the former prime minis- Workers for an animal shelter in Indo- hunda, a 27-year-old woman, in Kabul, ter of Singapore, died at the age of 91 nesia found Budi, a baby orangutan, Afghanistan, is inciting a week of pro- Sunday. Supporters say the Yew’s poli- trapped in a chicken cage and suffering tests. Farkhunda was beat bloody and lit cies proved the success of an alterna- from severe malnutrition after being fed on fire for allegedly burning pages from tive development to liberal Western nothing besides condensed milk for a the Quran. A video capturing the act also democracy, while opponents argued year because the owner said she was caught Farkhunda shouting she did not his style was controlling and restrict- afraid of feeding the animal fruit. After burn the Quran. Source: Aljazeera ing. Regardless, Yew dedicated his life weeks of treatment, Budi can now eat, to pursuing prosperity for Singapore. walk and climb on his own. Source: CNN BJORK DRAGS FANS INTO HER REALM Source: Aljazeera Icelandic musician Bjork’s new album, “Vulnicura,” dropped on iTunes this week, PILL CURES JERKS and you can watch track “Stonemilker” Researchers have developed a pill to on YouTube now. But the real magic of make humans more compassionate, the video can only be accessed at the according to a recent study published Museum of Modern Art or Rough Trade in the Current Biology journal. Partici- record stores in New York, where, with vir- pants in the study were given dopamine tual reality headsets, “it will be as if you or placebo pills and instructed to divvy are on that beach and with the 30 play- money between themselves and strang- ers sitting in a circle tightly around you.” ers. Those who took the dopamine pills Source: Pitchfork ended up giving more to strangers. Source: Time Magazine Solution to Issue 21 sudoku 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SHEEN CAMPUS (cont. from pg. 1) ADVOCATES FOR WOMEN HONORED HORVATH HITS UD AGAIN The Miryam Award, an annual recogni- The annual juried student art Horvath “I was inspired and nourished by dhi” to charity, according to the New “His schedule has been such that a good deal of his work in Hollywood tion of someone or some group’s actions Exhibition will be on display in Raymond the basic, fundamental education of York Times. it’s been very difficult to coordinate has really been focused on trying to to better the campus climate for women, L. Fitz Hall Gallery 249, starting Thursday service to others. That’s how we really “The interesting thing that Martin with him,” Benson said. “But we did promote Catholic social justice values. will be presented Wednesday from 4:30- until April 23. The exhibition has featured grow ourselves—giving to others,” and his friends bring to their social manage earlier this winter to connect And that, we feel, is such an important 6 p.m. in the chapel in Chaminade Hall photography, fine arts, art education and Sheen said, speaking to Chaminade activism is a sense of joy. Certainly, with him, and he cleared his schedule and influential thing, in addition to his followed by a reception service. This graphic design work since 1975 – pos- students in 2012. “We can’t really know they’re heartbroken and angry over and really made a firm commitment to Dayton roots and his deep attachment year’s winners are interim ETHOS direc- sible through a donation from Josephine ourselves except through community. the injustices,” Sister Rose Pacatte of come.” The Honorary Degree Commit- to the Marianists.” tor Malcolm Daniels and the society of Horvath in honor of her husband, Bela, None of us live an isolated life. We’re the Daughters of St. Paul, author of tee rarely gives honorary degrees, usu- Benson believes Sheen intends to women engineers. Source: udayton.edu who taught painting at UD in the 1950s. made to walk the journey alone, but we the new biography “Martin Sheen: Pil- ally only one every three or four years, deliver a short speech during com- Source: udayton.edu can’t do it without community.” grim on the Way,” said in an interview Benson said. mencement. ORAL FUNK NOT A DISEASE Sheen purposely failed his entrance with Flyer News. “They’re angry about “It’s infrequent, and that’s inten- Immediately following graduation, Join international and domestic UD MAGIC MAN NOT A MAGICIAN exams to UD so he could move to New that, but they bring to the protests this tional. We try to make this really a Sheen will attend a luncheon. students in ArtStreet Thursday at noon Campus Activity Board and Campus Con- York City to pursue his acting career, Christian joy.” special honor to individuals who rep- “He will have the opportunity to for coffee, tea and poetry. Sierra Le- cert Committee have worked together to much to the disapproval of his father, Sheen has been arrested multiple resent the values and mission of the meet with some selected members of one of Oral Funk Poetry Productions present this year’s spring concert: indie according to the New York Times. times due to his involvement in liberal University of Dayton,” Benson said. the university community: faculty, and A Slate will lead a spoken word pop band Magic Man. The band captures Off screen, Sheen has become well protests, according to IMDb. The decision to award Sheen an staff, students,” Benson said. “Espe- performance. Tea and snacks will be a sound similar to Walk the Moon. The known for his passionate involvement “Sheen talks about [the first time he honorary degree of humane letters cially some faculty who are very in- Students compete in Kappa Delta’s “Shamrock the Rope” fundraiser Saturday. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor provided, but feel free to bring your band will perform in the RecPlex Sat- in activism work. was arrested] as the most joyful time is based on Sheen’s Catholic identity, volved in our human rights studies Sheen will give a short speech during own (as well as your own writing). urday from 7-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $7. He has advocated against euthana- in his life,” Pacatte said. “He said they commitment to social activism and his program and our new human rights UD’s May Commencment. Photo cour- Source: udayton.edu Source: udayton.edu sia, abortion, war, capital punishment were all singing hymns and talking connections in the Dayton community. center because that connects directly tesy of Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images. and the School of the Americas, ac- about Jesus, talking about the truth of “The single most important thing to Sheen’s interests and his own Catho- NATION LOCAL cording to IMDb. Sheen has also sup- the Gospel and trying to live what they is that Martin Sheen has become a lic roots.” ported causes for the environment, knew inside themselves.” very vocal advocate for some of the Mark Ensalaco, director of human identity, and that’s a big part of who we JEB BUSH TWEETS AT LUDACRIS RIHANNA OPEN TO ALIEN LIFE 62-YEAR-OLD ATTACKS AIRPORT SORE LOSERS BRAWL WANTED: DOG MURDERER workers’ rights and human rights, ac- UD has been developing the plan core values of Catholic social teach- rights research, looks forward to meet- are as a Marianist institution,” Ensa- Potential 2016 presidential candidate On Thursday, writers from Time Magazine On Friday, a 62-year-old former taxi driver When Dayton Dunbar High School beat The murderer of Eva, a Green County cording to the press release. Sheen also to give Martin Sheen an honorary ing, especially values of solidarity ing Sheen. laco said. “I hope he expresses an inter- and former Gov. Jeb Bush ran into rap- interviewed Rihanna, Steve Martin and with reported mental health issues armed Franklin Regional High School by one family’s German shepherd, shot the dog considers himself a feminist. degree for the past two years, accord- with marginalized people,” Benson “It’ll be interesting to hear his per- est in what we’re doing. I hope he asks per Ludacris at the Georgia state legis- Jim Parsons, one of the leading actors in with a machete, insecticide spray and point in the Division II championship at and left her body on the side of the road. Sheen donated all his earnings from ing to Paul Benson, Ph.D., the interim said. “Throughout his career, and es- spective on human rights, particularly some tough questions and challenges lature Thursday. “I came here because I “Big Bang Theory,” about their new film Molotov cocktails attacked TSA agents at the UD Arena Saturday, a brawl erupted. Eva, according to the veterinarian who his performance in the 1982 film “Gan- provost. pecially the latter part of his career, because he has such a strong Catholic us into thinking in new ways.” was told Ludacris was going to be here,” “Home” about a sensitive alien to be re- the New Orleans Airport. A police officer Police officers were called for backup at examined her post mortem, was shot Bush said to the state Senate. Later, leased Friday. In the interview, Rihanna shot the man three times, and he did not about 5 p.m., and traffic was backed from behind. Eva’s family reported the in- ADVERTISEMENT he tweeted a joke at Ludacris about revealed a dark secret: “I don’t know what survive the wounds. Source: NPR up down Edwin C. Moses Boulevard. cident Friday and is looking for the killer. the rapper being his “opening act.” to believe when it comes to aliens. You Source: Dayton Daily News Source: WHIO Source: CBS never know and anything is possible.” MCCAINE: ‘GROW UP,’ OBAMA Source: Time Magazine Sen. John McCain told President Barack MAN STEALS $2 FROM BIBLE BREAK-IN AT DEAD MAN’S PLACE CRAIGSLIST CRIMINAL KILLS FETUS Obama to “Get over [his temper tan- After a local man stole $2 hidden in an el- Two men were arrested after breaking into A 26-year-old pregnant woman was FRAT SUSPENDED FOR FACEBOOK trum]” Sunday. The Arizona senator derly woman’s Bible, he was sentenced to a dead man’s apartment Saturday night. A stabbed and her fetus was torn from her A member of the Kappa Delta Rho chap- added that the president needs to grow seven years in prison. In the past decade, neighbor saw them climbing through the stomach in Longmont, Colorado, after ter at Pennsylvania State University told up and “get over” his differences with the man has served prison time four times window, and when police responded, one responding to a Craigslist ad for baby police about a private Facebook page on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan- for orchestrating scams against the elderly. of the alleged burglars answered the door clothes Wednesday. The perpetrator was which photos of drug deals and naked yahu. “It’s time that we work together Source: WHIO claiming it was his friend’s apartment but a 34-year-old former nurse aide. Bleed- women passed out were posted, resulting with our Israeli friends and try to stem couldn’t remember the name of his friend. ing, the woman managed to call 911 and in the chapter’s year-long suspension. The this tide of ISIS and Iranian movement Source: Dayton Daily News is recovering, but the fetus was killed. individuals in the photos did not appear throughout the region,” the senator said. Source: CNN to know the photos were being taken. Source: The Week magazine Source: BBC

WORLD SUDOKU DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM WOMAN’S LYNCHING TO BE PROTESTED FATHER OF SINGAPORE DIES BABY ORANGUTAN RECOVERING The Wednesday public beating of Fark- Lee Kuan Yew, the former prime minis- Workers for an animal shelter in Indo- hunda, a 27-year-old woman, in Kabul, ter of Singapore, died at the age of 91 nesia found Budi, a baby orangutan, Afghanistan, is inciting a week of pro- Sunday. Supporters say the Yew’s poli- trapped in a chicken cage and suffering tests. Farkhunda was beat bloody and lit cies proved the success of an alterna- from severe malnutrition after being fed on fire for allegedly burning pages from tive development to liberal Western nothing besides condensed milk for a the Quran. A video capturing the act also democracy, while opponents argued year because the owner said she was caught Farkhunda shouting she did not his style was controlling and restrict- afraid of feeding the animal fruit. After burn the Quran. Source: Aljazeera ing. Regardless, Yew dedicated his life weeks of treatment, Budi can now eat, to pursuing prosperity for Singapore. walk and climb on his own. Source: CNN BJORK DRAGS FANS INTO HER REALM Source: Aljazeera Icelandic musician Bjork’s new album, “Vulnicura,” dropped on iTunes this week, PILL CURES JERKS and you can watch track “Stonemilker” Researchers have developed a pill to on YouTube now. But the real magic of make humans more compassionate, the video can only be accessed at the according to a recent study published Museum of Modern Art or Rough Trade in the Current Biology journal. Partici- record stores in New York, where, with vir- pants in the study were given dopamine tual reality headsets, “it will be as if you or placebo pills and instructed to divvy are on that beach and with the 30 play- money between themselves and strang- ers sitting in a circle tightly around you.” ers. Those who took the dopamine pills Source: Pitchfork ended up giving more to strangers. Source: Time Magazine Solution to Issue 21 sudoku 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Issues from Ferguson still linger in local community, world Campus sustainability aided by funding, student competition DOMINIC SANFILIPPO Several local leaders, including Despite the fact that calm and re- from the hospital, SLPR reported. writer Terry Golway referenced the CASSIDY COLARIK with conceptual ideas that would sustainability mindset.” “From the health and science place team member received $100 Staff Writer Ferguson’s city manager, have re- building have marked the past few Attorney General Eric Holder changes made in Northern Ireland Staff Writer advance sustainability. Creating First-place winners were team perspective, everybody is counting in scholarship. signed or been fired in the wake of the months in Ferguson, violence recent- and President Barack Obama both after the Catholic-Protestant conflicts value called for students to con- procrastOnators, sister and broth- steps, calories and trying to get ac- “There are ways to help recycle, report, according to CBS St. Louis. ly reared its head again by another denounced the shooting of the two and the disbanding and reorganiza- sider how their idea would help er duo, exercise science graduate tive, so it’s one of those things that put money back in student’s pock- Police office Darren Wilson killed The resignation of the town’s police shooting, this time injuring police police officers, with the president tion of New York City’s police depart- Last fall, the Kern Entrepre- the UD community as a whole. student Candida Crasto and first- combines both engineering and ets and exemplify one of UD’s Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014, in the chief, Thomas Jackson, was effective officers. saying there was “no excuse” for ment before the Civil War as histori- neurial Engineering Network By using these three C’s as a year chemical engineering major energy saving with also just the main pillars: to serve the com- small St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, as of Thursday. In the letter, which At a protest outside the police de- such a violent act from Williams on cal examples that could give guidance (KEEN) awarded the university guideline, students were chal- Cameron Crasto. Each was award- idea of taking more steps,” Candi- munity,” Randerson, a member of Missouri. In the seven months since to the tough questions that lie ahead. a $1.3 million, three-year grant, lenged to look at things from a ed a $750 scholarship as a contest da Crasto said. “The tiles light up Army Green for Keen, wrote in an Brown’s death, more questions than “Nobody would ever suggest that with a portion of the money to be wider perspective, which facili- prize. Their idea was to use ki- when you step on them, which in- opinion article for Flyer News in answers linger for many Ferguson police officers put popularity ahead administered to the first KEEN tated feasible ideas that could im- netic energy tiles to power cam- dicates that you’re contributing to February. “In my local town there residents, American citizens and “Dialogue and honesty between everyone involved is crucial, of duty,” Golway wrote. “The busi- Big Green Challenge. pact the university’s sustainabil- pus buildings, an idea inspired cleaner energy and that awareness is a reverse vending machine in people across the world. ness of enforcing the law can be, and According to KEEN’s website, ity movement in the future. The by dance clubs in Europe, which would allow you to kind of track which you put your empty alumi- The protests, public outcry and though. It’s worked before, and it can work here too.” perhaps ought to be, unpopular at the network is a group of universi- panel of judges for the Big Green have sustainable dance floors that your steps in a different way.” num cans and receive money or debate that received a great deal of times.” ties that have joined together to in- Challenge included representa- use the movement of people as a The second place team, Fit Fly- choose to donate it to a local food media coverage and sparked global “But when the bond between a spire engineering and technology tion from five industry partners source of energy. ers, consisted of students Nicole pantry. With a university that is so attention last fall have continued community and its police force is students to become more focused and seven departments at UD, “The kinetic energy tile is ba- Erlich, Mariana Lopes, Ahmad committed to being a leader in sus- in the spring, albeit in more muted broken, history shows that authori- on entrepreneurial opportunities. allow the experts to familiarize sically harvesting the energy that Maarafi, Daniel Smith and Molly tainability, we have no excuse not ways. This month’s release of the De- ties often have no choice but to start The KEEN Big Green Challenge contestants with KEEN method- is produced from a vibration in a Remenowsky. They proposed a to do something about one of the partment of Justice’s (DOJ) report on was acquired and published by the St. partment on March 12, a 20-year-old SEAN MCDONNELL from scratch. It requires more than took place Feb. 22, according to ology. The contest winners were floor tile, which then goes through “Green Zone” at the RecPlex. easiest and most valuable items to Ferguson renewed passionate, heated Louis Post-Dispatch, Jackson stated, St. Louis resident, Jeffery Williams, JUNIOR a name change or a shakeup in com- KEEN’s website. It included 20 announced Feb. 28 at the e-week a generator and produces a certain Each second-place team mem- recycle.” calls for justice, understanding and “continue to assist the city in any shot through the crowd and hit two St. mand structure.” teams who competed for $3,000 in social. amount of electricity that can be ber received $200 in scholarship. Members of these teams have reform. way I can in my capacity as a private Louis County police officers, accord- “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” according “I’m not sure what the path for- scholarships. The contest called “The KEEN contest chose sus- stored and used at a later time,” Two teams tied for third place: created ways for UD’s campus to On March 4, NPR reported that citizen.” ing to St. Louis Public Radio (SLPR). to Fox News. The Atlantic reported ward [with Ferguson] should be,” for student teams of two to five tainability as their focus due to Candida Crasto said. Army Green for KEEN and Green- become more sustainable, and the DOJ, in a six month long inquiry The report affirmed that Wilson, Williams was charged, according to March 16 that Williams has said, that Sean McDonnell, a junior finance people with at least one non-engi- the generous Hanley Institute “Our goal is to use kinetic tiles gineers. Army Green for Keen, more will be done in the future to initiated after the Ferguson shooting will not be indicted on federal civil SLPR, with “two counts of felony as- although he fired the shots, he was major from the Chicago suburbs who neering major to create pitches for donation this past fall,” KEEN on walkways in the middle of cam- which came up with the idea for keep this campaign moving for- and protests, highlighted patterns of rights charges, according to NPR. As sault in the first degree, two counts not aiming for the officers. studied abroad in Maynooth, Ireland, a sustainability initiative on cam- Program Coordinator Heather Ju- pus between KU and Marycrest,” vending machines at ArtStreet, ward. racial bias in the local judicial system of December 2014, CNN reported that of armed criminal action and with People looking for answers have last fall, said. “Dialogue and honesty pus, employing KEEN’s three C’s; hascik said. “Since this donation Cameron Crasto said. “We hope consisted of members Jeff Gor- and, to quote the report, found a “pat- Wilson has largely been living out of shooting with a firearm from a mov- looked to other traumatic, violent between everyone involved is crucial, curiosity, connection and creating occurred, there has been a big that it could be used on the Rec- ski and Will Randerson. Team tern of unconstitutional policing” in the public eye, often staying at differ- ing vehicle.” Both officers have since incidents and national debates for a though. It’s worked before, and it can value. push on campus for sustainability Plex basketball courts or the Rec- Greengineers invented an app Ferguson’s police department. ent homes of friends. recovered and have been released path to healing. On Friday, Reuters work here, too.” Curiosity called for students to in general, so contest directors Plex entrance, just places where called called Flyer Footprint. develop a way UD could become a thought that it would be smart to everyone steps a lot.” Team Greengineers consisted greener campus and to examine piggyback on that and continue The duo believes the idea not of members Tyler Bagdasarian, ADVERTISEMENT sustainability trends. Connection the movement, knowing that stu- only promotes sustainability but Aleksander Grocic, Julia Hauser Sports Facility project aims to help local kids called for students to come up dents are already engaged in the also health and wellness. and Jose Panameno. Each third-

ERIN CALLAHAN volunteers for the event. Aiyana Marcus, director of re- Chief A&E Writer Riley anticipates about 70-100 source development and market- children of all ages will partici- ing at the Boys and Girls Club of WSU takes over UD’s RISE with LIFT pate, and the activities will be di- Dayton, said the students sharing Expert care to get you In celebration of National Boys vided by age group. what it takes to be successful in GRACE MCCORMICK and strategists from some of the top Dayton’s RISE program. RISE is spe- and Girls Club Week, today un- All of the children will partici- high school and college will be a Staff Writer investment firms also attended the cifically research and investment moving again til Saturday, a group of 10 sports pate in the Easter egg hunt, the valuable experience for the chil- event. orientated, with a more academic management students will host a five to nine year age group will dren. Bobrowski said that logistics and approach. LIFT, on the other hand, is spring fair at the Boys and Girls play a series of Easter-themed car- “For the children that we serve, This spring, the University of Day- staff time generated high costs for more client oriented. Club of Dayton. nival games, the eight to 13 year the more positive interactions they ton will not be holding the Redefin- the forum. This year at LIFT, Wood said there Experiencing bone or joint The Boys and Girls Clubs of age group will decorate Easter egg have with caring adults, the more ing Investment Strategy Education Even though Dayton will not be are a number of well-known speakers America is an organization that ornaments, and the 14-to-18 year positive impact that will have on Forum (RISE), as it has the previous hosting RISE this year, Wright State that will attend. The keynote speaker pain? The specialists at aims to “enable all young people, age group will play flag football or their academic and life success,” 14 years. University will be hosting a program will be LaVaughn Henry. Wright State Physicians especially those who need us kickball, with a pool tournament Marcus said. “As a follow-up event According to a Dayton Daily News called Leading Innovation in Finance Henry is vice president and senior Orthopaedics are uniquely most, to reach their full potential as the bad weather contingency to our high school options work- article from Aug. 7, Paul Bobrowski, Today (LIFT), which is similar in na- regional officer of the Cincinnati trained to get you as productive, caring, responsible plan. shop sponsored by the Taco Bell dean of the school of business ad- ture to RISE. branch of the Cleveland Federal Re- citizens.” Clubs across the nation In addition to the activities, the Foundation for Teens, this event ministration, said UD is taking this LIFT, according to Bill Wood, se- serve Bank, moving again. offer several education, leader- University of Dayton students will will provide our students with upcoming year to build other oppor- nior lecturer and program director “[Henry] serves as senior executive ship, life skill, art and recreation also talk to the children about the even more tools to become caring, tunities for students. He said the de- for financial services at WSU, is a pro- branch leader to 140 plus employees In addition to locations programs. professional opportunities in the productive, responsible citizens.” partment of economics and finance is gram designed for those in the bank- operative in the banking supervision, thoughout the Dayton The spring fair is part of a sport world of sports and beyond. The event is free and open to the examining some alternatives. ing, insurance, accounting, investing cash management, law enforcement, area, we are conveniently facility operations class project, “A lot of us played sports in public, and Riley said it would be a “It’s having the opportunity to and financial planning industries. He facilities management and communi- and students are using lessons school, and at the Boys and Girls good opportunity for UD students have conversations rather than hear- said that the program will touch on ty development,” according to Wright located at: they’ve learned throughout the Club, they talked about how a lot to give back and explore beyond ing lectures or panelists talking about current topics. State’s business site. semester about facilities and event of their kids want to be college the campus bubble. things,” Bobrowski told Dayton Daily On Wright State’s business website, Other speakers include Kathleen Miami Valley Hospital planning to organize and execute athletes or professional athletes,” The event will take place Friday News. It’s possible, he added, there it says the program will focus on four Burns Kingsbury, a wealth psychol- 30 E. Apple Street an event in the Dayton community. Riley said. “They really wanted at 2 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club will be opportunities to partner with contemporary issues: the role of so- ogy expert, Elizabeth Jetton, founder Suite 2200 The group includes sophomores us to share how we use sports to in Dayton, located at 1828 West other schools in the future. cial media in client recruiting and re- of Elizabeth Jetton Coaching and Chris Junior and Colin Riley and create opportunities for ourselves, Stewart St. “Nothing is concrete yet,” Bo- tention, financial planning for and by Consulting Services and Crystal first-years Cody Grube, Nathan even though we’re not college or browski said. “The challenge, I think, women, the advisor’s practice succes- Thies, founder and CEO of Crystal Hill, Claire Fischer and Joey Gard- professional athletes. I hope to be- is to task the faculty and get them sion planning and the financial advi- Clear Buzz, LLC, to name a few. ner. Five additional students from come a president of a sports team, thinking creatively.” sor’s role in meeting the non-financial The LIFT Symposium will take the class, first-year Kelly Langan, but all of us have different goals in The article mentions that over the needs of clients throughout their life, place Friday. It begins at 8 a.m. and sophomore Ryan McGarvey and working with sports, so that will years, RISE hosted influential leaders especially as they enter their new ca- goes until 5 p.m. in the Student Union juniors Julie Schimeck, Jake Lom- be good to portray to the kids as of the financial industry that would reer: retirement. at Wright State University. wrightstateortho.org bardo and Jeff Pirtle, will serve as well.” speak and partake in panels. CEOs Wood said LIFT is different than 937.208.2091 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Issues from Ferguson still linger in local community, world Campus sustainability aided by funding, student competition DOMINIC SANFILIPPO Several local leaders, including Despite the fact that calm and re- from the hospital, SLPR reported. writer Terry Golway referenced the CASSIDY COLARIK with conceptual ideas that would sustainability mindset.” “From the health and science place team member received $100 Staff Writer Ferguson’s city manager, have re- building have marked the past few Attorney General Eric Holder changes made in Northern Ireland Staff Writer advance sustainability. Creating First-place winners were team perspective, everybody is counting in scholarship. signed or been fired in the wake of the months in Ferguson, violence recent- and President Barack Obama both after the Catholic-Protestant conflicts value called for students to con- procrastOnators, sister and broth- steps, calories and trying to get ac- “There are ways to help recycle, report, according to CBS St. Louis. ly reared its head again by another denounced the shooting of the two and the disbanding and reorganiza- sider how their idea would help er duo, exercise science graduate tive, so it’s one of those things that put money back in student’s pock- Police office Darren Wilson killed The resignation of the town’s police shooting, this time injuring police police officers, with the president tion of New York City’s police depart- Last fall, the Kern Entrepre- the UD community as a whole. student Candida Crasto and first- combines both engineering and ets and exemplify one of UD’s Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014, in the chief, Thomas Jackson, was effective officers. saying there was “no excuse” for ment before the Civil War as histori- neurial Engineering Network By using these three C’s as a year chemical engineering major energy saving with also just the main pillars: to serve the com- small St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, as of Thursday. In the letter, which At a protest outside the police de- such a violent act from Williams on cal examples that could give guidance (KEEN) awarded the university guideline, students were chal- Cameron Crasto. Each was award- idea of taking more steps,” Candi- munity,” Randerson, a member of Missouri. In the seven months since to the tough questions that lie ahead. a $1.3 million, three-year grant, lenged to look at things from a ed a $750 scholarship as a contest da Crasto said. “The tiles light up Army Green for Keen, wrote in an Brown’s death, more questions than “Nobody would ever suggest that with a portion of the money to be wider perspective, which facili- prize. Their idea was to use ki- when you step on them, which in- opinion article for Flyer News in answers linger for many Ferguson police officers put popularity ahead administered to the first KEEN tated feasible ideas that could im- netic energy tiles to power cam- dicates that you’re contributing to February. “In my local town there residents, American citizens and “Dialogue and honesty between everyone involved is crucial, of duty,” Golway wrote. “The busi- Big Green Challenge. pact the university’s sustainabil- pus buildings, an idea inspired cleaner energy and that awareness is a reverse vending machine in people across the world. ness of enforcing the law can be, and According to KEEN’s website, ity movement in the future. The by dance clubs in Europe, which would allow you to kind of track which you put your empty alumi- The protests, public outcry and though. It’s worked before, and it can work here too.” perhaps ought to be, unpopular at the network is a group of universi- panel of judges for the Big Green have sustainable dance floors that your steps in a different way.” num cans and receive money or debate that received a great deal of times.” ties that have joined together to in- Challenge included representa- use the movement of people as a The second place team, Fit Fly- choose to donate it to a local food media coverage and sparked global “But when the bond between a spire engineering and technology tion from five industry partners source of energy. ers, consisted of students Nicole pantry. With a university that is so attention last fall have continued community and its police force is students to become more focused and seven departments at UD, “The kinetic energy tile is ba- Erlich, Mariana Lopes, Ahmad committed to being a leader in sus- in the spring, albeit in more muted broken, history shows that authori- on entrepreneurial opportunities. allow the experts to familiarize sically harvesting the energy that Maarafi, Daniel Smith and Molly tainability, we have no excuse not ways. This month’s release of the De- ties often have no choice but to start The KEEN Big Green Challenge contestants with KEEN method- is produced from a vibration in a Remenowsky. They proposed a to do something about one of the partment of Justice’s (DOJ) report on was acquired and published by the St. partment on March 12, a 20-year-old SEAN MCDONNELL from scratch. It requires more than took place Feb. 22, according to ology. The contest winners were floor tile, which then goes through “Green Zone” at the RecPlex. easiest and most valuable items to Ferguson renewed passionate, heated Louis Post-Dispatch, Jackson stated, St. Louis resident, Jeffery Williams, JUNIOR a name change or a shakeup in com- KEEN’s website. It included 20 announced Feb. 28 at the e-week a generator and produces a certain Each second-place team mem- recycle.” calls for justice, understanding and “continue to assist the city in any shot through the crowd and hit two St. mand structure.” teams who competed for $3,000 in social. amount of electricity that can be ber received $200 in scholarship. Members of these teams have reform. way I can in my capacity as a private Louis County police officers, accord- “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” according “I’m not sure what the path for- scholarships. The contest called “The KEEN contest chose sus- stored and used at a later time,” Two teams tied for third place: created ways for UD’s campus to On March 4, NPR reported that citizen.” ing to St. Louis Public Radio (SLPR). to Fox News. The Atlantic reported ward [with Ferguson] should be,” for student teams of two to five tainability as their focus due to Candida Crasto said. Army Green for KEEN and Green- become more sustainable, and the DOJ, in a six month long inquiry The report affirmed that Wilson, Williams was charged, according to March 16 that Williams has said, that Sean McDonnell, a junior finance people with at least one non-engi- the generous Hanley Institute “Our goal is to use kinetic tiles gineers. Army Green for Keen, more will be done in the future to initiated after the Ferguson shooting will not be indicted on federal civil SLPR, with “two counts of felony as- although he fired the shots, he was major from the Chicago suburbs who neering major to create pitches for donation this past fall,” KEEN on walkways in the middle of cam- which came up with the idea for keep this campaign moving for- and protests, highlighted patterns of rights charges, according to NPR. As sault in the first degree, two counts not aiming for the officers. studied abroad in Maynooth, Ireland, a sustainability initiative on cam- Program Coordinator Heather Ju- pus between KU and Marycrest,” vending machines at ArtStreet, ward. racial bias in the local judicial system of December 2014, CNN reported that of armed criminal action and with People looking for answers have last fall, said. “Dialogue and honesty pus, employing KEEN’s three C’s; hascik said. “Since this donation Cameron Crasto said. “We hope consisted of members Jeff Gor- and, to quote the report, found a “pat- Wilson has largely been living out of shooting with a firearm from a mov- looked to other traumatic, violent between everyone involved is crucial, curiosity, connection and creating occurred, there has been a big that it could be used on the Rec- ski and Will Randerson. Team tern of unconstitutional policing” in the public eye, often staying at differ- ing vehicle.” Both officers have since incidents and national debates for a though. It’s worked before, and it can value. push on campus for sustainability Plex basketball courts or the Rec- Greengineers invented an app Ferguson’s police department. ent homes of friends. recovered and have been released path to healing. On Friday, Reuters work here, too.” Curiosity called for students to in general, so contest directors Plex entrance, just places where called called Flyer Footprint. develop a way UD could become a thought that it would be smart to everyone steps a lot.” Team Greengineers consisted greener campus and to examine piggyback on that and continue The duo believes the idea not of members Tyler Bagdasarian, ADVERTISEMENT sustainability trends. Connection the movement, knowing that stu- only promotes sustainability but Aleksander Grocic, Julia Hauser Sports Facility project aims to help local kids called for students to come up dents are already engaged in the also health and wellness. and Jose Panameno. Each third-

ERIN CALLAHAN volunteers for the event. Aiyana Marcus, director of re- Chief A&E Writer Riley anticipates about 70-100 source development and market- children of all ages will partici- ing at the Boys and Girls Club of WSU takes over UD’s RISE with LIFT pate, and the activities will be di- Dayton, said the students sharing Expert care to get you In celebration of National Boys vided by age group. what it takes to be successful in GRACE MCCORMICK and strategists from some of the top Dayton’s RISE program. RISE is spe- and Girls Club Week, today un- All of the children will partici- high school and college will be a Staff Writer investment firms also attended the cifically research and investment moving again til Saturday, a group of 10 sports pate in the Easter egg hunt, the valuable experience for the chil- event. orientated, with a more academic management students will host a five to nine year age group will dren. Bobrowski said that logistics and approach. LIFT, on the other hand, is spring fair at the Boys and Girls play a series of Easter-themed car- “For the children that we serve, This spring, the University of Day- staff time generated high costs for more client oriented. Club of Dayton. nival games, the eight to 13 year the more positive interactions they ton will not be holding the Redefin- the forum. This year at LIFT, Wood said there Experiencing bone or joint The Boys and Girls Clubs of age group will decorate Easter egg have with caring adults, the more ing Investment Strategy Education Even though Dayton will not be are a number of well-known speakers America is an organization that ornaments, and the 14-to-18 year positive impact that will have on Forum (RISE), as it has the previous hosting RISE this year, Wright State that will attend. The keynote speaker pain? The specialists at aims to “enable all young people, age group will play flag football or their academic and life success,” 14 years. University will be hosting a program will be LaVaughn Henry. Wright State Physicians especially those who need us kickball, with a pool tournament Marcus said. “As a follow-up event According to a Dayton Daily News called Leading Innovation in Finance Henry is vice president and senior Orthopaedics are uniquely most, to reach their full potential as the bad weather contingency to our high school options work- article from Aug. 7, Paul Bobrowski, Today (LIFT), which is similar in na- regional officer of the Cincinnati trained to get you as productive, caring, responsible plan. shop sponsored by the Taco Bell dean of the school of business ad- ture to RISE. branch of the Cleveland Federal Re- citizens.” Clubs across the nation In addition to the activities, the Foundation for Teens, this event ministration, said UD is taking this LIFT, according to Bill Wood, se- serve Bank, moving again. offer several education, leader- University of Dayton students will will provide our students with upcoming year to build other oppor- nior lecturer and program director “[Henry] serves as senior executive ship, life skill, art and recreation also talk to the children about the even more tools to become caring, tunities for students. He said the de- for financial services at WSU, is a pro- branch leader to 140 plus employees In addition to locations programs. professional opportunities in the productive, responsible citizens.” partment of economics and finance is gram designed for those in the bank- operative in the banking supervision, thoughout the Dayton The spring fair is part of a sport world of sports and beyond. The event is free and open to the examining some alternatives. ing, insurance, accounting, investing cash management, law enforcement, area, we are conveniently facility operations class project, “A lot of us played sports in public, and Riley said it would be a “It’s having the opportunity to and financial planning industries. He facilities management and communi- and students are using lessons school, and at the Boys and Girls good opportunity for UD students have conversations rather than hear- said that the program will touch on ty development,” according to Wright located at: they’ve learned throughout the Club, they talked about how a lot to give back and explore beyond ing lectures or panelists talking about current topics. State’s business site. semester about facilities and event of their kids want to be college the campus bubble. things,” Bobrowski told Dayton Daily On Wright State’s business website, Other speakers include Kathleen Miami Valley Hospital planning to organize and execute athletes or professional athletes,” The event will take place Friday News. It’s possible, he added, there it says the program will focus on four Burns Kingsbury, a wealth psychol- 30 E. Apple Street an event in the Dayton community. Riley said. “They really wanted at 2 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club will be opportunities to partner with contemporary issues: the role of so- ogy expert, Elizabeth Jetton, founder Suite 2200 The group includes sophomores us to share how we use sports to in Dayton, located at 1828 West other schools in the future. cial media in client recruiting and re- of Elizabeth Jetton Coaching and Chris Junior and Colin Riley and create opportunities for ourselves, Stewart St. “Nothing is concrete yet,” Bo- tention, financial planning for and by Consulting Services and Crystal first-years Cody Grube, Nathan even though we’re not college or browski said. “The challenge, I think, women, the advisor’s practice succes- Thies, founder and CEO of Crystal Hill, Claire Fischer and Joey Gard- professional athletes. I hope to be- is to task the faculty and get them sion planning and the financial advi- Clear Buzz, LLC, to name a few. ner. Five additional students from come a president of a sports team, thinking creatively.” sor’s role in meeting the non-financial The LIFT Symposium will take the class, first-year Kelly Langan, but all of us have different goals in The article mentions that over the needs of clients throughout their life, place Friday. It begins at 8 a.m. and sophomore Ryan McGarvey and working with sports, so that will years, RISE hosted influential leaders especially as they enter their new ca- goes until 5 p.m. in the Student Union juniors Julie Schimeck, Jake Lom- be good to portray to the kids as of the financial industry that would reer: retirement. at Wright State University. wrightstateortho.org bardo and Jeff Pirtle, will serve as well.” speak and partake in panels. CEOs Wood said LIFT is different than 937.208.2091 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com COLUMNS University official: Student housing rumors are false Student band Funny Business proves it’s no joke RACHEL CAIN must reside in university housing town hall meetings and the Sunday off, and are practicing at the very Staff Writer CHRIS ZIMMER if they have spent less than four public SGA meetings as means to Staff Writer least once a week” Carrick said. “I’d semesters at any college. achieving this goal. like us to be at that point where we After the first two years at UD, “On Sundays, we’ll have mem- I was dancing to the groove of have 30 or so original songs mastered A recent rumor claiming incom- students are no longer required to bers from the faculty or adminis- student band Funny Business (at a so we can keep our sound fresh for ing University of Dayton first- live on campus, even if they have tration, such as housing,” Laux house) on Irving when a student I’d our audience.” years would be required to live in signed the contract guaranteeing said. “The administrator will give just met asked, “What are you, the All of the band members share a university housing all four years them housing. a 10-minute talk and then take groupie?” I took a sip of my drink passion for music, and they always is untrue. The system for incom- Contrary to the rumors, stu- questions.” and replied, “Nah. I’m just buddies find the time to play either by them- ing students entering the housing dents who sign the contract then These questions can come from with one of the members of the selves or with each other despite process will remain the same as it choose to live off campus are still SGA members or other members band.” I resumed my dancing instead school, work and internships. has been for the last several years. allowed to return to university of the public. All students are wel- of attending the St. Patrick’s Day bar “Music is one of the most impor- “What [the rumor is] referring housing. They will no longer be come to attend. crawl that night. It was a good deci- tant things in life,” Carrick said. to is not that students have to sign guaranteed housing, but Froehlich The opportunity to ask ques- sion. “It’s a source of meditation, really. a contract with university hous- said that is rarely an issue: “It has tions at these SGA meetings is cru- When members of Funny Busi- It’s helped me personally deal with ing. [A contract] has actually been historically been that any student cial for ending rumors, Laux said, ness – all juniors at the University the life forces and academics and has available for the last two years to that wants a bed, we’ve been able because “you’re talking straight to of Dayton – told me in October they opened up many relationships here any incoming student that wants to provide them a bed.” the administrators.” were serious musicians who believe at UD. We hope to attract more indi- us to guarantee them housing for The rumor about university Laux said SGA tries to send out school and finding a job after gradu- viduals like ourselves and be a part four years,” Director of Housing housing being required all four tweets to address rumors they hear ating came second, I smiled and said, of a community known for the arts Operations James Froehlich said. years spread rapidly among the spreading throughout campus. “That’s cool,” but I thought “Good and music.” “If you want a housing guarantee, underclassmen. “Rumors always happen. They luck making any money.” I took back Funny Business consists of six juniors at UD and often plays during house gatherings. Photo courtesy of Funny Business. The band truly wants to see all the there’s a contract that’s available Joshua Tovey, director of Mari- happen every year about every- that discouraging thought a few days artists on campus to come together for you to sign.” anist involvement in the Student thing,” Tovey said. “It’s important later when I saw them play for the Battle of the Bands last semester. It’s Soman joined in June after Cassamonto says other influences and create a scene unlike any other at The contract is not mandatory Government Association, said he to quell them as soon as possible first time. been a regular at weekend house par- months of nagging from his friends, come from listening to Blink 182, UD. So far the number of attendees at for any student. heard the rumors when he spoke instead of letting them slide out of BENDING GENRES ties since and doesn’t plan on stop- and rediscovered his passion. Senses Fail, Three Days Grace and each gig has been growing, and they “As long as they’re in university with a group of nearly 300 students control.” The band’s sound is created by ping after graduating. “Even though I was an accom- Queens of the Stone Age. Now imag- claim its evidence of the band’s im- housing we’ll honor our guarantee in the Marycrest Residence Hall, However, rumors often develop keys/synth player Billy Carrick FROM THE RESIDENCE HALLS plished musician in middle and high ine all of these sounds with jazz. provement over the past year. They to them that they’ll get a bed all on his campaign trail for SGA for various reasons. and lead vocals/guitarist Sean Cas- TO THE STAGE school, I thought I was going to be “My influences mainly include walk a fine line of breaking the oc- four years,” Froehlich said. “It president. “I think when it comes to uni- Rumors that spread about a new housing contract for incoming first-years have samonto. Its vibrant fashion goes Cassamonto, Carrick and Ro- done once college started,” he said. Kenny Garret, John Coltrane and cupancy limit and disturbing neigh- really does provide students total “They specifically brought up versity policy, there are two things been disproven by Director of Housing Operations James Froehlich. along with its creative riffs and solos. driquez began jamming together in “However, my friends kept bugging of course, Charlie Parker,” Bradley bors, but they pull it off. control if they want it.” the fact that housing is going to that really matter about a rumor,” Joe Buffo/Staff Photographer Bass player Yan Rodriquez’s fingers Virginia Kettering Hall in early 2014. me to pick it up again, and found that said. “I know Sean likes Miles Davis As far as playing outside the UD If students do choose to sign the start encouraging people to have to Tovey said. “One, it sounds real. play on-beat with drummer Brian They recruited Joe Linsky to play the passion to continue performing and and Stevie Wonder too.” community, the band hopes to play contract and then desire to live off stay in UD housing for four years,” Two, it’s a hot-button issue.” Kohnen. drums, and within a few text messag- improving.” “I don’t really know what to call gigs in Cincinnati, Columbus and campus during their four years, Tovey said. The SGA public meetings take Student Housing Saxophone player Patrick Brad- es, Funny Business was formed. The band’s diverse sound comes our genre,” drummer Kohnen said. Cleveland, Ohio during the breaks, they are free to do so. Four separate students brought place at 6 p.m. in the KU Ballroom. ley and trumpet player Sean Soman Patrick Bradley lived down the from the players’ wide range of clas- “We want to be set apart from every- and dream of perform at music fes- “It’s basically saying they’re the rumor to Tovey’s attention. www.UDROOMS.com make its sound unique. They’re hall from Carrick and Cassamonto sic, modern and recent rock influ- one else.” tivals someday. breaking the contract and that “They seemed like they were in tune, smooth and have been de- in Stuart Hall their first year. They ence. DON’T LET THE NAME FOOL YOU For more information or to lis- they no longer want the guaran- speaking the God-honest truth,” 210*212*216 Rubicon St. scribed by listeners as reggae, funk knew he grew up playing saxophone “Our sound stems from Led Zeppe- Funny Business is no joke. ten to Funny Business, please tee,” Froehlich said. he said. $2100.00 per student / per semester and electronic. at his church, but they never knew lin and Pink Floyd,” Rodriquez said. These musicians have big hopes visit the band’s Facebook at According to UD’s housing Elaine Laux, vice president of Funny Business made a name for how good he was until he brought it “We try to incorporate today’s elec- for 2015 after becoming a regular https://m.facebook.com/profile. FAQ webpage, all first-year and SGA, believes an effective method 2-3 Blocks from campus. Block form Flanagan’s itself after coming in second place with him to one of their band prac- tronic and groove rock popularized performing band on campus. php?id=597071473735349. second-year students must live on for dispelling rumors is open com- Call: 937-533-0459 at the Campus Concert Committee’s tices. by The Werks and Papadosio, too.” “We’re not taking any weekends campus unless they are commuter munication between students and Greg Owens students. Transfer students also the administration. She suggested Email: [email protected] 29 thoughts you had while filling out your bracket MARY KATE DORR 7. What the heck is Valparaiso? is playing or if it messes up my 25. That was dramatic. I don’t Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies of Asst. A&E Editor 1. I swear this thing gets more 8. Is that a school or a compli- bracket, my inner Flyer will never even know what Wichita State is. Flyer News. 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Hahahaha. ahead, admit you agree with me. 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com COLUMNS University official: Student housing rumors are false Student band Funny Business proves it’s no joke RACHEL CAIN must reside in university housing town hall meetings and the Sunday off, and are practicing at the very Staff Writer CHRIS ZIMMER if they have spent less than four public SGA meetings as means to Staff Writer least once a week” Carrick said. “I’d semesters at any college. achieving this goal. like us to be at that point where we After the first two years at UD, “On Sundays, we’ll have mem- I was dancing to the groove of have 30 or so original songs mastered A recent rumor claiming incom- students are no longer required to bers from the faculty or adminis- student band Funny Business (at a so we can keep our sound fresh for ing University of Dayton first- live on campus, even if they have tration, such as housing,” Laux house) on Irving when a student I’d our audience.” years would be required to live in signed the contract guaranteeing said. “The administrator will give just met asked, “What are you, the All of the band members share a university housing all four years them housing. a 10-minute talk and then take groupie?” I took a sip of my drink passion for music, and they always is untrue. The system for incom- Contrary to the rumors, stu- questions.” and replied, “Nah. I’m just buddies find the time to play either by them- ing students entering the housing dents who sign the contract then These questions can come from with one of the members of the selves or with each other despite process will remain the same as it choose to live off campus are still SGA members or other members band.” I resumed my dancing instead school, work and internships. has been for the last several years. allowed to return to university of the public. All students are wel- of attending the St. Patrick’s Day bar “Music is one of the most impor- “What [the rumor is] referring housing. They will no longer be come to attend. crawl that night. It was a good deci- tant things in life,” Carrick said. to is not that students have to sign guaranteed housing, but Froehlich The opportunity to ask ques- sion. “It’s a source of meditation, really. a contract with university hous- said that is rarely an issue: “It has tions at these SGA meetings is cru- When members of Funny Busi- It’s helped me personally deal with ing. [A contract] has actually been historically been that any student cial for ending rumors, Laux said, ness – all juniors at the University the life forces and academics and has available for the last two years to that wants a bed, we’ve been able because “you’re talking straight to of Dayton – told me in October they opened up many relationships here any incoming student that wants to provide them a bed.” the administrators.” were serious musicians who believe at UD. We hope to attract more indi- us to guarantee them housing for The rumor about university Laux said SGA tries to send out school and finding a job after gradu- viduals like ourselves and be a part four years,” Director of Housing housing being required all four tweets to address rumors they hear ating came second, I smiled and said, of a community known for the arts Operations James Froehlich said. years spread rapidly among the spreading throughout campus. “That’s cool,” but I thought “Good and music.” “If you want a housing guarantee, underclassmen. “Rumors always happen. They luck making any money.” I took back Funny Business consists of six juniors at UD and often plays during house gatherings. Photo courtesy of Funny Business. The band truly wants to see all the there’s a contract that’s available Joshua Tovey, director of Mari- happen every year about every- that discouraging thought a few days artists on campus to come together for you to sign.” anist involvement in the Student thing,” Tovey said. “It’s important later when I saw them play for the Battle of the Bands last semester. It’s Soman joined in June after Cassamonto says other influences and create a scene unlike any other at The contract is not mandatory Government Association, said he to quell them as soon as possible first time. been a regular at weekend house par- months of nagging from his friends, come from listening to Blink 182, UD. So far the number of attendees at for any student. heard the rumors when he spoke instead of letting them slide out of BENDING GENRES ties since and doesn’t plan on stop- and rediscovered his passion. Senses Fail, Three Days Grace and each gig has been growing, and they “As long as they’re in university with a group of nearly 300 students control.” The band’s sound is created by ping after graduating. “Even though I was an accom- Queens of the Stone Age. Now imag- claim its evidence of the band’s im- housing we’ll honor our guarantee in the Marycrest Residence Hall, However, rumors often develop keys/synth player Billy Carrick FROM THE RESIDENCE HALLS plished musician in middle and high ine all of these sounds with jazz. provement over the past year. They to them that they’ll get a bed all on his campaign trail for SGA for various reasons. and lead vocals/guitarist Sean Cas- TO THE STAGE school, I thought I was going to be “My influences mainly include walk a fine line of breaking the oc- four years,” Froehlich said. “It president. “I think when it comes to uni- Rumors that spread about a new housing contract for incoming first-years have samonto. Its vibrant fashion goes Cassamonto, Carrick and Ro- done once college started,” he said. Kenny Garret, John Coltrane and cupancy limit and disturbing neigh- really does provide students total “They specifically brought up versity policy, there are two things been disproven by Director of Housing Operations James Froehlich. along with its creative riffs and solos. driquez began jamming together in “However, my friends kept bugging of course, Charlie Parker,” Bradley bors, but they pull it off. control if they want it.” the fact that housing is going to that really matter about a rumor,” Joe Buffo/Staff Photographer Bass player Yan Rodriquez’s fingers Virginia Kettering Hall in early 2014. me to pick it up again, and found that said. “I know Sean likes Miles Davis As far as playing outside the UD If students do choose to sign the start encouraging people to have to Tovey said. “One, it sounds real. play on-beat with drummer Brian They recruited Joe Linsky to play the passion to continue performing and and Stevie Wonder too.” community, the band hopes to play contract and then desire to live off stay in UD housing for four years,” Two, it’s a hot-button issue.” Kohnen. drums, and within a few text messag- improving.” “I don’t really know what to call gigs in Cincinnati, Columbus and campus during their four years, Tovey said. The SGA public meetings take Student Housing Saxophone player Patrick Brad- es, Funny Business was formed. The band’s diverse sound comes our genre,” drummer Kohnen said. Cleveland, Ohio during the breaks, they are free to do so. Four separate students brought place at 6 p.m. in the KU Ballroom. ley and trumpet player Sean Soman Patrick Bradley lived down the from the players’ wide range of clas- “We want to be set apart from every- and dream of perform at music fes- “It’s basically saying they’re the rumor to Tovey’s attention. www.UDROOMS.com make its sound unique. They’re hall from Carrick and Cassamonto sic, modern and recent rock influ- one else.” tivals someday. breaking the contract and that “They seemed like they were in tune, smooth and have been de- in Stuart Hall their first year. They ence. DON’T LET THE NAME FOOL YOU For more information or to lis- they no longer want the guaran- speaking the God-honest truth,” 210*212*216 Rubicon St. scribed by listeners as reggae, funk knew he grew up playing saxophone “Our sound stems from Led Zeppe- Funny Business is no joke. ten to Funny Business, please tee,” Froehlich said. he said. $2100.00 per student / per semester and electronic. at his church, but they never knew lin and Pink Floyd,” Rodriquez said. These musicians have big hopes visit the band’s Facebook at According to UD’s housing Elaine Laux, vice president of Funny Business made a name for how good he was until he brought it “We try to incorporate today’s elec- for 2015 after becoming a regular https://m.facebook.com/profile. FAQ webpage, all first-year and SGA, believes an effective method 2-3 Blocks from campus. Block form Flanagan’s itself after coming in second place with him to one of their band prac- tronic and groove rock popularized performing band on campus. php?id=597071473735349. second-year students must live on for dispelling rumors is open com- Call: 937-533-0459 at the Campus Concert Committee’s tices. by The Werks and Papadosio, too.” “We’re not taking any weekends campus unless they are commuter munication between students and Greg Owens students. Transfer students also the administration. She suggested Email: [email protected] 29 thoughts you had while filling out your bracket MARY KATE DORR 7. What the heck is Valparaiso? is playing or if it messes up my 25. That was dramatic. I don’t Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies of Asst. A&E Editor 1. I swear this thing gets more 8. Is that a school or a compli- bracket, my inner Flyer will never even know what Wichita State is. Flyer News. For a review of these policies, please contact the Flyer News business office at [email protected]. intricate every year. cated dance routine? let them advance. NEVER. Calm down. CLASSIFIEDS I like sports. I really do. I’ve at- 2. Is it required that I choose a 9. Everybody do the Valparaiso! 18. Valpaaarissssssoooooo. 26. Wait … Wichita isn’t even a tempted almost every sport under winner for each game or can I just 10. How am I supposed to predict 19. Harvard has a basketball state. HOUSING Apartments available in the ghetto. street parking. Call Mike at 937-478- dryer/central air & off street parking negotiable. Call 937-232-0214 to View. the sun for the last 20 years of my put Dayton winning it all and call an upset when I can’t even predict team? 27. If you don’t put Dayton win- 2 bedroom for 3 students, off street 1935 or email at [email protected] life and despite having (yet) to it a day? what the weather will be like to- 20. 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[email protected] Figlio Wood Fired Pizza is hiring for hurled at my head, but whatever). 4. After all, I’ve invested a whole Dayton? Dame because it was just St. Pat- pions, heck yeah! TRUE TEAM, sets, Maytag washer/dryer. Some Near UD apartments for 1-5 students. com (937) 999-4019 or (937) 701-8772 Summer 2015 and Fall 2015! We are in But, I would be lying if I said I $7 in this pool and would like to 12. I’m just going to go put on rick’s Day, and they’re Irish and BABY! homes with marble bathrooms, off 5 bedroom duplex house approved need of bright and energetic people completely and totally understand see that money back at some point. my Elite Eight T-shirt now ... all that. 29. Is it too early to head to Kei- street parking, first class. Check out for six students. All houses are com- HATE HOUSING POINTS? Step Lad- 804 E. Stewart Street. 5 Bedroom to work as Servers, Hosts, Bussers, all aspects of the sports world, in- I’ve got groceries to buy and bills 13. 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News Editor ing to change just as the person who “It is not pleasing to as many peo- The Men of is writing changes throughout the ple, as people who like screamed vo- Almost every fan of music has course of their life. cals think it is,” Labonte said. “Just gone through a heart-breaking pe- “It’s a reflection of where you are because you can find 15 friends who PROFILE riod when they feel that their favorite at that time, so asking why we didn’t say, ‘I agree with you on this,’ that 433 Lowes band has changed for the worse and put two records out that are similar doesn’t mean it’s a majority.” fundamentally “sold out. All That Re- enough for Joe Questioner is like ask- The newest All That Remains re- mains, a Massachusetts-based metal ing why have I changed in the past cord, “The Order of Things,” was re- band, has had its fair share of such few years,” Labonte said. “Everybody cently released to generally positive KATY HOEPER KB: Any Hootie song, honestly. allegations from hardcore fans. Lead changes, and if people think that ev- reviews from critics. Labonte shared Staff Writer KR: “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing.” vocalist Phil Labonte took a minute to erything in your life is going to be his thoughts on the album’s first two KB: Keith requests it to DJ Butter ev- confront this subject, the overall state static, then you’re an idiot.” singles, “This Probably Won’t End FN: How did you guys meet? ery single time we are at Tim’s, and of metal in an exclusive phone inter- Labonte said that the people who Well” and “Tru Kvlt Metal”. C.J. Romanelli: I’ve known Patrick my every time he says, “Yeah, maybe next view with Flyer News. claim his band is a sellout do not ap- The first single was all about how whole life. And then freshman year, I time.” “We’re a metal band, from the prove of the music they make, and so many people have a time when they lived on the same floor as Keith and PD: “Reflections,” by Mister tones we use, and the style we play, that “sellout” is just a term they use say, “hold my beer and watch this; this Kevin. KR: “Send Me on My Way” by Rusted it all has it’s roots in metal,” Labonte to state disapproval. is a terrible idea, but I’m going to do Keith Raad: At the beginning of the Root. said. “We don’t go out there trying to “Regardless of the direction the it anyway.” The next single was also All That Remains recently released it’s seventh studio album, “The Order of year I was playing some golf video KB: What’s that one song? (singing) I act like we’re changing the world. We change was, if it was a change they sarcastic in its meaning. Things.” Photo courtesy of Joshua Hammond. game in my room, when I heard a voice got my eyes on you… go out there and we’re like, ‘look man, approved of then we wouldn’t be sell- “[Tru Kvlt Metal] is a sarcastic from the hallway say “A little to the (Everyone begins chiming in) we’re just here to play some songs and outs,” Labonte said. “If it’s a change song,” Labonte said. “There are peo- don’t like the record, but they are the our songs,’” Labonte said. “It turned left.” And sure enough, when I turned KB: Oh! “Hold On We’re Going Home” have fun.’” they disapprove of, they use the term ple that are gonna tell you all day long same people who say the band sold out to be a really big thing for us par- around, it was CJ. by Drake. Great song. Since the group’s inception, every the sellout to relay their disapproval that ‘band x’ is the best band ever, out. tially because the song has a really Kevin Bogenschutz: And Patrick was record has had a heavy sound, rooted - the term sellout doesn’t have a mean- and they write great records and cool On a lighter side of the band’s his- cool guitar part in it, but when you just that weird kid that always came FN: Care to share your most embar- in metal. But with the last few album ing any more than the person listen- songs, and there’s other people who tory, it was featured in the 2006 game apply a song like that to a video, ev- around and we would just say, “So, C.J., rassing moment at UD? releases, fans have taken to the In- ing doesn’t approve.” listen to a different genre of music Guitar Hero 2. Many people who are eryone wants to beat the game, and on who’s your friend?” KB: Once, we walked in on Keith being ternet stating that the band has lost Over the past few records, Labonte better, especially in metal, and they’re not fans of the band heard the song expert mood it was one of the hardest KR: We’ve all lived together since soph- little spoon with his girlfriend. touch with its ways. has gone from using a heavy amount gonna say ‘That’s not real metal, only Six played in the game. songs, it was the second hardest song, omore year. KR: No, my phone had fallen down the “What I would personally say of screaming, or “unclean vocals” the bands I listen to are real metal.’ Labonte said he was not involved and when they played it over and over, crack between the wall … [about those people] is that they’re in his music, to using more melodic And there’s the elitist perspective much when the song was being fea- it drills it into there head.” FN: Give everyone in your house a su- CR: And here comes the convenient ex- idiots,” Labonte said. “Most of the singing in his material. He claims of that’s not true metal, this is true tured, but he was happy with the re- The band will be on tour for the perlative. cuse about why he was in that position. Keith Raad, Kevin Bogenschutz, CJ Romanelli and Patrick Dondanville like sports and they don’t care who knows. Chris time when you get that, you’re talk- that the only difference is in hav- metal, that’s false metal. And those sult. next month supporting their newest Patrick Dondanville: Keith is Most KR: I had to reach down and get it. I Santucci/Photo Editor ing about people that are like, ‘why ing to write a melody, whereas with stupid arguments are what it’s talk- “To be honest with you, I have no record, and will be playing shows it Likely to Say, “Live from Dayton, Ohio, was not little spooning! But what about don’t you make the same thing that screaming, there is no need for that ing about.” idea how it happened other than the feels are fun for anyone to come and I’m Keith Raad.” you Kevin? Every weekend? Or your KR: I’d want to be “Hey Arnold.” PD: Don’t pee the bed … anymore. I’m KB: We wake up at 3:30 a.m. on a Satur- you made before,’ and you’re talking process. However, he said music with Labonte thinks that there are plen- record label said,’ hey we talked to this see. For more information, please KB: ESPN’S Dayton correspondent. driving? PD: No, You’re not him. You can’t pick on a streak. day. Seventy degrees. Oh, and the sun is about music.” screamed vocals doesn’t have a place ty of people online who will say they company and they want to use one of visit allthatremainsonline.com. KR: C.J. is Most Likely to Teach a “Call PD: That’s not an embarrassing story, your own. KB: CJ tried to shotgun a beer every already out, and nobody understands of Duty” College Course. Patrick is he’s just bad. KR: Well that’s Patrick from “Sponge- day of the semester. or cares why. Most Likely to Pee the Bed. KR: Oh for C.J.! I was chilling in my Bob” right there. CR: Yeah, I got too sick so I dropped PD: Your best friend hands you a 40 oz. One-woman play explores mother-daughter relationship over time CR: Kevin is Most Likely to Win like a sophomore year bedroom, chowing PD: “I can’t see my forehead.” that. CR: Chipotle would be delivered free at Million Dollars at Vegas, and then Lose down on some pizza, and the door CR: Keith is Mike Wazowski from PD: Swim across the river. our house during the day. MADELINE DOMAN ey to keep the workshop affordable Five Million More. opens. I just see this 50 foot rowing oar “Monsters, Inc.” KB: Go back to all of our old stomping KR: But with a combo of Qdoba and Staff Writer for writers. PD: Doesn’t matter that he’ll have a come through the door, with C.J. at the PD: C.J. is Linus from “Charlie grounds. other Brown Street restaurants. Out “The idea of supporting this con- wife and like four children. end of it. He’d stolen it from the row- Brown.” KR: Dunk over C.J. at the Rec at the of a truck. “The God Box” began as a book cept is very important,” Quinlan KB: “It’s OK, honey, we mortgaged the ing house. CR: Can Kevin be Yoshi? buzzer. CR: No lines. Just throwing them out. meant to share the inspirational said. “My mother loved [Erma Bom- house.” I swear I am more responsible KB: It was like $700. PD: Better buy a trampoline. “You get a burrito. And you get a bur- experience between a mother and beck,] read her column out loud and than that. CR: I felt so bad. I took it back the very FN: If you were visiting for your 10- CR: Yeah they can lower the rims rito.” It’d be very Oprah. daughter’s relationship over time. identified with Erma.” CR: Patrick is Most Likely to Eat Four next day. year reunion, what would everyone be right? KR: I would crowd surf from one end It was later turned into a one-wom- During her visit to UD, Quinlan Bowls of Oatmeal a Day. PD: Mine is probably when I slipped in up to? of Lowes to the other. an play starring author Mary Lou and her director Wollner will also PD: I sound like a 90-year-old man that puke. Or when I walked through our KB: Patrick will have fallen into a mil- FN: What would be the ideal St. Pat- KB: But someone would drop him in Quinlan, and she’ll bring her talents speak to theater and communication wears diapers. I mean, I am, but still. hallway naked, freshman year. lion dollars from inventing something rick’s Day at UD? the middle. to the University of Dayton Monday students. KR: C.J. is Most Likely to Not Exist. KB: He had taken a shower in all of his really stupid. PD: Well we would start the night off PD: There’d be a band just playing in and Tuesday. Proceeds from performances of Our friends almost unanimously de- clothes. CR: Or investing in something that with a sleepover. All the mattresses in the street. “The God Box” tells the story “The God Box, A Daughter’s Story” cided that, if at graduation, we real- PD: And then left them there. would be like the next Apple. one room. And the alarm is an Irish KB: A real life leprechaun would be of Quinlan’s hopeful discovery of have raised more than $250,000 for ized that one of our friends was just a KB: We did the Subhouse challenge, KB: Or becoming the head of a Chinese song. there. her mother’s note-filled boxes after charities supporting cancer and hos- figment of our imagination, it would which is 16 inches in 16 minutes. In corporation. KB: It’s going to be like Christmas Eve, KR: And we would cap off the night she passed away, leaving her family pice care, education and community be C.J. my defense, that’s a pretty gross chal- PD: Keith would still be here. but better. with cigars on the porch to Irish music. mourning. These “God Boxes” were causes. More information is available lenge already. KB: “Welcome back to women’s vol- CR: Definitely on a Saturday. filled with little handwritten notes on www.theGodBoxProject.com. FN: What’s your favorite spot at UD? KR: No propaganda! leyball.” expressing thoughts of happiness, Mary Lou Quinlan, author and actress of “The God Box,” will bring her one-woman show to UD. Photo courtesy of Teri Rizvi. Tickets are $15-$50, and group KB: Mine and Patrick’s is probably the KB: Fine. Well, Keith over here was CR: Kevin will be a PA somewhere. worry and the innermost emotions rates are available. For tickets, visit dance floor of Timothy’s Bar and Grill. just chowing down, and I get through KR: To clarify – a physician assistant, Quinlan’s mother felt throughout her tickets.udayton.edu, call 927-229-2545 PD: Kevin, I only like being at Tim’s like eight inches, and I’m not feeling not a public address announcer. Student Rental life. Through reading the notes, Quin- After becoming a New York Times tion of the story. keepsake memoir. The play is about a or visit the box office. Located on the with you. well. So I know I’m not going to finish KB: He thinks that’s what it is. lan grows as a person and becomes best-seller, “The God Box” was “I haven’t acted since college,” daughter’s struggle growing up with first floor of Kennedy Union, the box CR: I would say the Emporium, but… it, and the owner came over and was KR: No, I know what I know it is. Available the woman she was meant to be. turned into a critically acclaimed Quinlan said. “I needed to put this on someone you love and being the per- office is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mon- KR: No way, your room dude. like, “Wow. We’ve never had anyone PD: C.J. will be … “When my mom died, I was so one-woman play, titled “The God stage where my mom’s humor comes son she’s meant to be without her. It days through Fridays, and 10 a.m. to PD: It’s got to be The Cave. not finish theirs. Well that’s not true, KR: Not done with med school. close to her, I found myself telling Box: A Daughter’s Story.” Directed to life. All of us carry love, loss, mem- is the struggle to let go from an adult 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Parking is avail- CR: Keith goes to the radio station a lot. we had a little 8-year-old girl once.” KB: At a world tournament of “Super 55 Frank St . myself and others about her, keep- by Martha Wollner of New York ory and go someplace to let it be free. I woman’s perspective.” able in lots B and C. PD: Or the kitchen. KR: And then one of our friends of- Smash Bros.” ing her in the world,” Quinlan said. City’s Labyrinth Theater Company love the personal connection theater The UD performance of “The God Ten free tickets are currently KR: Nah, courtside of the UD Arena. fered to eat the rest of it. “Just to work through my own loss, and performed solely by Quinlan, the gives you.” Box: A Daughter’s Story,” is a ben- available for students. For more in- CR: And we all go to the Rec a lot. FN: What’s on your UD Bucket List? 937-673-5525 I needed to write a personal book to play captures the essence of her book Describing the difference between efit for the Erma Bombeck Writers’ formation, contact Teri Rizvi at riz- FN: What cartoon from your childhood KB: Well, we’ve already opened and PeraBrosLLC.com share.” while creating a visual representa- the two, Quinlan said, “The book is a Workshop endowment, raising mon- [email protected]. FN: What is your house song? would everyone be? closed Tim’s in one night. 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com All That Remains talks the state of metal, selling out ROGER HOKE Labonte feels that the music is go- in mainstream music. News Editor ing to change just as the person who “It is not pleasing to as many peo- The Men of is writing changes throughout the ple, as people who like screamed vo- Almost every fan of music has course of their life. cals think it is,” Labonte said. “Just gone through a heart-breaking pe- “It’s a reflection of where you are because you can find 15 friends who PROFILE riod when they feel that their favorite at that time, so asking why we didn’t say, ‘I agree with you on this,’ that 433 Lowes band has changed for the worse and put two records out that are similar doesn’t mean it’s a majority.” fundamentally “sold out. All That Re- enough for Joe Questioner is like ask- The newest All That Remains re- mains, a Massachusetts-based metal ing why have I changed in the past cord, “The Order of Things,” was re- band, has had its fair share of such few years,” Labonte said. “Everybody cently released to generally positive KATY HOEPER KB: Any Hootie song, honestly. allegations from hardcore fans. Lead changes, and if people think that ev- reviews from critics. Labonte shared Staff Writer KR: “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing.” vocalist Phil Labonte took a minute to erything in your life is going to be his thoughts on the album’s first two KB: Keith requests it to DJ Butter ev- confront this subject, the overall state static, then you’re an idiot.” singles, “This Probably Won’t End FN: How did you guys meet? ery single time we are at Tim’s, and of metal in an exclusive phone inter- Labonte said that the people who Well” and “Tru Kvlt Metal”. C.J. Romanelli: I’ve known Patrick my every time he says, “Yeah, maybe next view with Flyer News. claim his band is a sellout do not ap- The first single was all about how whole life. And then freshman year, I time.” “We’re a metal band, from the prove of the music they make, and so many people have a time when they lived on the same floor as Keith and PD: “Reflections,” by Mister tones we use, and the style we play, that “sellout” is just a term they use say, “hold my beer and watch this; this Kevin. KR: “Send Me on My Way” by Rusted it all has it’s roots in metal,” Labonte to state disapproval. is a terrible idea, but I’m going to do Keith Raad: At the beginning of the Root. said. “We don’t go out there trying to “Regardless of the direction the it anyway.” The next single was also All That Remains recently released it’s seventh studio album, “The Order of year I was playing some golf video KB: What’s that one song? (singing) I act like we’re changing the world. We change was, if it was a change they sarcastic in its meaning. Things.” Photo courtesy of Joshua Hammond. game in my room, when I heard a voice got my eyes on you… go out there and we’re like, ‘look man, approved of then we wouldn’t be sell- “[Tru Kvlt Metal] is a sarcastic from the hallway say “A little to the (Everyone begins chiming in) we’re just here to play some songs and outs,” Labonte said. “If it’s a change song,” Labonte said. “There are peo- don’t like the record, but they are the our songs,’” Labonte said. “It turned left.” And sure enough, when I turned KB: Oh! “Hold On We’re Going Home” have fun.’” they disapprove of, they use the term ple that are gonna tell you all day long same people who say the band sold out to be a really big thing for us par- around, it was CJ. by Drake. Great song. Since the group’s inception, every the sellout to relay their disapproval that ‘band x’ is the best band ever, out. tially because the song has a really Kevin Bogenschutz: And Patrick was record has had a heavy sound, rooted - the term sellout doesn’t have a mean- and they write great records and cool On a lighter side of the band’s his- cool guitar part in it, but when you just that weird kid that always came FN: Care to share your most embar- in metal. But with the last few album ing any more than the person listen- songs, and there’s other people who tory, it was featured in the 2006 game apply a song like that to a video, ev- around and we would just say, “So, C.J., rassing moment at UD? releases, fans have taken to the In- ing doesn’t approve.” listen to a different genre of music Guitar Hero 2. Many people who are eryone wants to beat the game, and on who’s your friend?” KB: Once, we walked in on Keith being ternet stating that the band has lost Over the past few records, Labonte better, especially in metal, and they’re not fans of the band heard the song expert mood it was one of the hardest KR: We’ve all lived together since soph- little spoon with his girlfriend. touch with its ways. has gone from using a heavy amount gonna say ‘That’s not real metal, only Six played in the game. songs, it was the second hardest song, omore year. KR: No, my phone had fallen down the “What I would personally say of screaming, or “unclean vocals” the bands I listen to are real metal.’ Labonte said he was not involved and when they played it over and over, crack between the wall … [about those people] is that they’re in his music, to using more melodic And there’s the elitist perspective much when the song was being fea- it drills it into there head.” FN: Give everyone in your house a su- CR: And here comes the convenient ex- idiots,” Labonte said. “Most of the singing in his material. He claims of that’s not true metal, this is true tured, but he was happy with the re- The band will be on tour for the perlative. cuse about why he was in that position. Keith Raad, Kevin Bogenschutz, CJ Romanelli and Patrick Dondanville like sports and they don’t care who knows. Chris time when you get that, you’re talk- that the only difference is in hav- metal, that’s false metal. And those sult. next month supporting their newest Patrick Dondanville: Keith is Most KR: I had to reach down and get it. I Santucci/Photo Editor ing about people that are like, ‘why ing to write a melody, whereas with stupid arguments are what it’s talk- “To be honest with you, I have no record, and will be playing shows it Likely to Say, “Live from Dayton, Ohio, was not little spooning! But what about don’t you make the same thing that screaming, there is no need for that ing about.” idea how it happened other than the feels are fun for anyone to come and I’m Keith Raad.” you Kevin? Every weekend? Or your KR: I’d want to be “Hey Arnold.” PD: Don’t pee the bed … anymore. I’m KB: We wake up at 3:30 a.m. on a Satur- you made before,’ and you’re talking process. However, he said music with Labonte thinks that there are plen- record label said,’ hey we talked to this see. For more information, please KB: ESPN’S Dayton correspondent. driving? PD: No, You’re not him. You can’t pick on a streak. day. Seventy degrees. Oh, and the sun is about music.” screamed vocals doesn’t have a place ty of people online who will say they company and they want to use one of visit allthatremainsonline.com. KR: C.J. is Most Likely to Teach a “Call PD: That’s not an embarrassing story, your own. KB: CJ tried to shotgun a beer every already out, and nobody understands of Duty” College Course. Patrick is he’s just bad. KR: Well that’s Patrick from “Sponge- day of the semester. or cares why. Most Likely to Pee the Bed. KR: Oh for C.J.! I was chilling in my Bob” right there. CR: Yeah, I got too sick so I dropped PD: Your best friend hands you a 40 oz. One-woman play explores mother-daughter relationship over time CR: Kevin is Most Likely to Win like a sophomore year bedroom, chowing PD: “I can’t see my forehead.” that. CR: Chipotle would be delivered free at Million Dollars at Vegas, and then Lose down on some pizza, and the door CR: Keith is Mike Wazowski from PD: Swim across the river. our house during the day. MADELINE DOMAN ey to keep the workshop affordable Five Million More. opens. I just see this 50 foot rowing oar “Monsters, Inc.” KB: Go back to all of our old stomping KR: But with a combo of Qdoba and Staff Writer for writers. PD: Doesn’t matter that he’ll have a come through the door, with C.J. at the PD: C.J. is Linus from “Charlie grounds. other Brown Street restaurants. Out “The idea of supporting this con- wife and like four children. end of it. He’d stolen it from the row- Brown.” KR: Dunk over C.J. at the Rec at the of a truck. “The God Box” began as a book cept is very important,” Quinlan KB: “It’s OK, honey, we mortgaged the ing house. CR: Can Kevin be Yoshi? buzzer. CR: No lines. Just throwing them out. meant to share the inspirational said. “My mother loved [Erma Bom- house.” I swear I am more responsible KB: It was like $700. PD: Better buy a trampoline. “You get a burrito. And you get a bur- experience between a mother and beck,] read her column out loud and than that. CR: I felt so bad. I took it back the very FN: If you were visiting for your 10- CR: Yeah they can lower the rims rito.” It’d be very Oprah. daughter’s relationship over time. identified with Erma.” CR: Patrick is Most Likely to Eat Four next day. year reunion, what would everyone be right? KR: I would crowd surf from one end It was later turned into a one-wom- During her visit to UD, Quinlan Bowls of Oatmeal a Day. PD: Mine is probably when I slipped in up to? of Lowes to the other. an play starring author Mary Lou and her director Wollner will also PD: I sound like a 90-year-old man that puke. Or when I walked through our KB: Patrick will have fallen into a mil- FN: What would be the ideal St. Pat- KB: But someone would drop him in Quinlan, and she’ll bring her talents speak to theater and communication wears diapers. I mean, I am, but still. hallway naked, freshman year. lion dollars from inventing something rick’s Day at UD? the middle. to the University of Dayton Monday students. KR: C.J. is Most Likely to Not Exist. KB: He had taken a shower in all of his really stupid. PD: Well we would start the night off PD: There’d be a band just playing in and Tuesday. Proceeds from performances of Our friends almost unanimously de- clothes. CR: Or investing in something that with a sleepover. All the mattresses in the street. “The God Box” tells the story “The God Box, A Daughter’s Story” cided that, if at graduation, we real- PD: And then left them there. would be like the next Apple. one room. And the alarm is an Irish KB: A real life leprechaun would be of Quinlan’s hopeful discovery of have raised more than $250,000 for ized that one of our friends was just a KB: We did the Subhouse challenge, KB: Or becoming the head of a Chinese song. there. her mother’s note-filled boxes after charities supporting cancer and hos- figment of our imagination, it would which is 16 inches in 16 minutes. In corporation. KB: It’s going to be like Christmas Eve, KR: And we would cap off the night she passed away, leaving her family pice care, education and community be C.J. my defense, that’s a pretty gross chal- PD: Keith would still be here. but better. with cigars on the porch to Irish music. mourning. These “God Boxes” were causes. More information is available lenge already. KB: “Welcome back to women’s vol- CR: Definitely on a Saturday. filled with little handwritten notes on www.theGodBoxProject.com. FN: What’s your favorite spot at UD? KR: No propaganda! leyball.” expressing thoughts of happiness, Mary Lou Quinlan, author and actress of “The God Box,” will bring her one-woman show to UD. Photo courtesy of Teri Rizvi. Tickets are $15-$50, and group KB: Mine and Patrick’s is probably the KB: Fine. Well, Keith over here was CR: Kevin will be a PA somewhere. worry and the innermost emotions rates are available. For tickets, visit dance floor of Timothy’s Bar and Grill. just chowing down, and I get through KR: To clarify – a physician assistant, Quinlan’s mother felt throughout her tickets.udayton.edu, call 927-229-2545 PD: Kevin, I only like being at Tim’s like eight inches, and I’m not feeling not a public address announcer. Student Rental life. Through reading the notes, Quin- After becoming a New York Times tion of the story. keepsake memoir. The play is about a or visit the box office. Located on the with you. well. So I know I’m not going to finish KB: He thinks that’s what it is. lan grows as a person and becomes best-seller, “The God Box” was “I haven’t acted since college,” daughter’s struggle growing up with first floor of Kennedy Union, the box CR: I would say the Emporium, but… it, and the owner came over and was KR: No, I know what I know it is. Available the woman she was meant to be. turned into a critically acclaimed Quinlan said. “I needed to put this on someone you love and being the per- office is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mon- KR: No way, your room dude. like, “Wow. We’ve never had anyone PD: C.J. will be … “When my mom died, I was so one-woman play, titled “The God stage where my mom’s humor comes son she’s meant to be without her. It days through Fridays, and 10 a.m. to PD: It’s got to be The Cave. not finish theirs. Well that’s not true, KR: Not done with med school. close to her, I found myself telling Box: A Daughter’s Story.” Directed to life. All of us carry love, loss, mem- is the struggle to let go from an adult 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Parking is avail- CR: Keith goes to the radio station a lot. we had a little 8-year-old girl once.” KB: At a world tournament of “Super 55 Frank St . myself and others about her, keep- by Martha Wollner of New York ory and go someplace to let it be free. I woman’s perspective.” able in lots B and C. PD: Or the kitchen. KR: And then one of our friends of- Smash Bros.” ing her in the world,” Quinlan said. City’s Labyrinth Theater Company love the personal connection theater The UD performance of “The God Ten free tickets are currently KR: Nah, courtside of the UD Arena. fered to eat the rest of it. “Just to work through my own loss, and performed solely by Quinlan, the gives you.” Box: A Daughter’s Story,” is a ben- available for students. For more in- CR: And we all go to the Rec a lot. FN: What’s on your UD Bucket List? 937-673-5525 I needed to write a personal book to play captures the essence of her book Describing the difference between efit for the Erma Bombeck Writers’ formation, contact Teri Rizvi at riz- FN: What cartoon from your childhood KB: Well, we’ve already opened and PeraBrosLLC.com share.” while creating a visual representa- the two, Quinlan said, “The book is a Workshop endowment, raising mon- [email protected]. FN: What is your house song? would everyone be? closed Tim’s in one night. 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com

“There may be times when we are powerless to Police crowd control misdirected At this time last year I was with trolling the road. Lined up hori- decided to take a video of the in- follow them, but I looked back and only one of them treated me with prevent injustice, but there must never be a time some friends cheering for the Uni- zontally across the street, the cops justice we were witnessing. Grace saw that my hat had been knocked respect. when we fail to protest.” versity of Dayton men’s basketball forcefully pushed students out of was filming from the edge of the off and my phone was missing. What upsets me the most is how —Elie Wiesel, 1928–Present team during its NCAA March Mad- the way, yelling at them to “get the grass when, suddenly, the offi- I walked over to the cops, barely the cops communicated. What good ness journey. We were keeping up hell away.” The cop directly in the cers from the middle of the road able to form words at this point could come out of profanity and with the status of the “riots” at middle held a speaker repeating, charged toward us. I tried to move, ,and asked if I could run down rage? Threatening students with school, eager to find out what our “If you are a resident of the stu- but, before I knew it, I was thrown to the sidewalk and grab my hat. arrest for doing absolutely noth- fellow classmates would do next. ing wrong, hitting people with ba- fneditorial Laughing at fear: words as armor A year later and here I am, writ- tons and shoving people in all dif- ing an article about my own expe- ferent directions isn’t keeping the the record button on the camera, cite terror in a way nobody in the rience during the first March Mad- peace. I never expected something WE’RE STILL IN IT many of these parodies are visu- U.S ever could. ness riot of 2015. As we all know, “Part of the Marianist tradition is to respect everyone and to protect like that, something that happens ally the same as the horrifying This phenomenon is not only UD’s victory over Providence Fri- in movies, to actually happen – THIS YEAR’S CINDERELLA STORY videos ISIS produces. But, the limited to ISIS. Hamas was also day led to a roaring celebration our community. Last Friday, that tradition was broken.” and on a Marianist campus. I am In the last week, our student community has shown either that it message is humorous. the center of satire when they be- throughout campus. Students, embarrassed for our school, not cares deeply about our school pride, or at least that it loves any excuse While the most well-known gan the “Ask Hamas” campaign on who received an email earlier this because of the students, but be- to turn up and/or throw down. With watch parties, late night celebra- parody, at least in the U.S., has Twitter. It wasn’t long before silly week with precautions for the up- cause of how poorly UD authority tions and Facebook posts galore, we let the world know that we love our come from Saturday Night Live, questions began to filter in: “Do coming sporting events, knew that handled the situation. Part of the basketball teams. STEVEN GOODMAN a surprising number are coming you feel comfortable launching the police with riot gear would be Marianist tradition is to respect Celebrating our men’s basketball team’s advance through last year’s Asst. Opinions Editor from Muslims themselves in the your social media campaign on a back this year. As I walked toward everyone and to protect our com- NCAA Tournament felt almost like breaking new ground in how we The Islamic State, better known Middle East. These criticisms of site founded by a Jew?” and “How Kiefaber Street with a few of my dent neighborhood, go into your to the ground and trampled on by a They told me no and said I needed munity. Last Friday, that tradition can experience campus life, and it was an exhilarating time to be on as ISIS, has been at the forefront ISIS are not always in the form of do you feel about your leader hid- friends, the sound of excited stu- house, lock the door and close the mob of angry cops because a male to leave right away. I stood there was broken. campus in general. of the news cycle for the last video. The Great Departed, a band ing out in a fancy hotel in Doha dents grew louder and louder. window. If you do not comply, you student did something to catch for a little longer and, thankfully, As exciting as this year’s progress through the tournament has been, several months. A group whose from Lebanon, produced a song while there was a war in Gaza?” Even though I didn’t really know are subject to arrest.” their attention. one of the nicer cops allowed me Friday’s mad rush to celebrate in the student neighborhood seemed a name I used to know only as the that stands against ISIS. In Iraq, And my personal favorite, posted what to expect, I was pretty excit- Every so often, the cops would Then, in complete shock, I tried to grab my hat, as well as follow a little artificial. It was missing the spark of spontaneity that made last fictional spy organization in “Ar- Al Iraqiya broadcast a show called with a picture of two Hamas mili- ed to experience the madness. shove students on the street or to stand up, but I was nimbly News Center 7 cameraman to find year’s celebrations so vibrant. cher” has grown to be one of the “The Superstitious State,” which tants wearing ghillie suits that When we arrived at the street, sidewalks onto the grass, not hesi- grabbed and thrown into the grass my phone. Every so many feet, a What’s more, following the women’s basketball team’s major upset biggest threats to freedom across makes a strong anti-Islamic State resembled Chewbacca, “How did I was shocked at the amount of tating to use violence. My friend by several cops. A few students cop stopped us, yelling at us to JENNIFER LIPTAK Sunday over the University of Kentucky, hardly any students went out the globe. message. the audition go for the next ‘Star students, but even more so at the Grace and I, both involved and in- who had witnessed everything walk somewhere else. Out of the Sophomore to celebrate. It’s the first time the Flyers have been to the Sweet Sixteen, On the opposite end of the spec- In the U.S., parodies of the Is- Wars’ movie?” intimidating line of riot cops pa- terested in human rights advocacy, helped me up and tried to get me to five or six cops that stopped us, Human Rights but the only music with a bassline loud enough to be confused with cel- trum of terror, the name ISIS has lamic State are a way to remind us Setting aside the little con- ebration emanated from an orchestral practice at Boll Theater. been on the rise in another way: that to be afraid is to let ISIS win. troversy that has stemmed from The NCAA tournament isn’t over for UD. As a campus, we should through parodies and satire pok- Parodying a terrifying group is a these parodies and satire, each in- greet the women’s basketball team’s game Saturday with the same pride ing fun at the otherwise gruesome passive way of fighting against it: stance sends a powerful message and enthusiasm with which we celebrated the men’s team’s games. Thier and violent group. Each comedic If we are laughing at it, it becomes to ISIS: We are not afraid of you. Columnist responds to criticisms advancement to the Sweet Sixteen this year is just as unprecedented as video has been met with contro- difficult for them to terrorize us. By poking fun at these groups, the men’s team’s tear through the bracket last year. If you can’t turn versy, naturally, but that has not Yet, while this method does work, we take away the effectiveness of friendliest. Yes, the Niche rankings you believe that is the case, or want with their own feedback of my ar- up and/or throw down for that, then can you say that you really love stopped the parodies, which, ulti- an ocean separating us from the their mission, which is to terrify I used are a weak measure, and, to know how the final draft came ticle. basketball? mately, combat the terrorist group conflict makes it easier to satirize. and subdue the public. This goes sure, my final draft could have had about, just contact the Flyer News And I don’t forget to: This year, the women’s team is having its own Cinderella story. Let’s in a way military force never Those groups and individuals to show that, sometimes, military a little bit more elaboration, but I editors. I write for the common good 5. Pray it goes well. SUBMIT YOUR keep dancing until the clock strikes midnight. could. parodying ISIS while located in force is not the best or only answer. truly believe the core of the student of the UD community and am going It’s a good life lesson on one hand, OPINIONS From portrayals of ISIS mem- the Middle East send a signifi- Sometimes it takes just one brave body is friendly. to keep writing as an Op-Ed colum- and it’s taught me to reflect more on EDITORIAL TO bers stumbling over words in a cantly more powerful message. individual to stand up to evil and The backlash makes sense, but I nist and feature writer with the the final draft before submitting it. speech, such as pronouncing “cir- To be that close to the horrifying help take it down. didn’t want to practice the theory short time I have remaining. I should have given my last column FLYER NEWS. cumstances” as “circumcision,” acts of ISIS and still satirize them CHRIS ZIMMER promoted by Morgan Freeman that I have a certain routine and a a little bit more thought. to realizing they forgot to press weakens the group’s ability to in- Columnist, Junior “not talking about racism” would few goals to accomplish every time I would have never written that make it go away. Maybe I should I write a column for our student last article if I knew it would hurt It’s been an interesting week. have. Maybe not. I’ll take note and newspaper. Here’s what it looks others, or myself. I was just ex- I celebrated my parents’ wedding remember next time. All that said, I like. I get a cup of coffee, make sure pressing my thoughts and trying What do you think the community disturbances anniversary and St. Patrick’s Day, have received a lot of praise, in per- my PC’s battery is charged, stream to persuade others to agree that UD WORD ON THE STREET I’m cheered on the Flyers men and son and through other sorts of mes- Flyer Radio and settle down to write is not a racist campus, which I still Friday night say about our student body? women’s basketball teams in their saging. At the end of the day, I was something that will accomplish the believe. postseason runs and I’ve also had just trying to defend our school’s following things: I look forward to the rest of my to deal with the most publicly hu- reputation. 1. Get our community to read the time here at UD and contributing miliating scenario of my life at the No one wants to be stereotyped as newspaper, whether in print or on- to the intellectual well-being of our Contact Opinions Editor university I love. If you’re ignorant a racist or labeled as the poster boy line. community. Thank you to those who Louis De Gruy at of that debacle, you can just hop on of white privilege. It certainly is 2. Get our community to engage praised and criticized my writing. [email protected]. Facebook, Twitter or Yik Yak. You no fun for me and has destroyed my in thoughtful reflection about cur- Both are needed to grow as a writer. can also find a copy of Volume 62, image of having any intellectual ca- rent events. I look forward to continuing my issue 20 or 21 of Flyer News. pability or journalistic credibility. 3. Get our community to interact work with Flyer News and as the It’s a result of people trying to Let me set things straight. I did on the subject. news director at Flyer Radio, and I tear down my weakly-supported not write the column in issue 20 4. Get other members of the com- am honored to be a part of the UD argument that UD is not a racist with any malicious intent. It was munity to write their own opinions community. campus, but is in fact one of the not a case of libel or defamation. If on current events and provide me “We’re really passionate about “Since I didn’t hear anything “It shows a big sense of community, “It was a little unnecessary it was as “I was a little disappointed...I didn’t our school; [it was] a great about it, it was better than last but sometimes people get a little out wild as it was.” expect people to be out there after showing of community.” year, [so] it shows some sign of of hand.” that game.” ourpolicy improvement.” Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no ANTHONY DALPIAZ ANDREW WOLFLA EMILY SIZEMORE EMILY CARMACK KEVIN CLAFFY representations or warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions Junior Senior First Year Junior Sophomore must include name, major, year and phone number. Psychology and Communication Pre-Physical Therapy Chemical Engineering Exercise Physiology Entrepreneurship 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com

“There may be times when we are powerless to Police crowd control misdirected At this time last year I was with trolling the road. Lined up hori- decided to take a video of the in- follow them, but I looked back and only one of them treated me with prevent injustice, but there must never be a time some friends cheering for the Uni- zontally across the street, the cops justice we were witnessing. Grace saw that my hat had been knocked respect. when we fail to protest.” versity of Dayton men’s basketball forcefully pushed students out of was filming from the edge of the off and my phone was missing. What upsets me the most is how —Elie Wiesel, 1928–Present team during its NCAA March Mad- the way, yelling at them to “get the grass when, suddenly, the offi- I walked over to the cops, barely the cops communicated. What good ness journey. We were keeping up hell away.” The cop directly in the cers from the middle of the road able to form words at this point could come out of profanity and with the status of the “riots” at middle held a speaker repeating, charged toward us. I tried to move, ,and asked if I could run down rage? Threatening students with school, eager to find out what our “If you are a resident of the stu- but, before I knew it, I was thrown to the sidewalk and grab my hat. arrest for doing absolutely noth- fellow classmates would do next. ing wrong, hitting people with ba- fneditorial Laughing at fear: words as armor A year later and here I am, writ- tons and shoving people in all dif- ing an article about my own expe- ferent directions isn’t keeping the the record button on the camera, cite terror in a way nobody in the rience during the first March Mad- peace. I never expected something WE’RE STILL IN IT many of these parodies are visu- U.S ever could. ness riot of 2015. As we all know, “Part of the Marianist tradition is to respect everyone and to protect like that, something that happens ally the same as the horrifying This phenomenon is not only UD’s victory over Providence Fri- in movies, to actually happen – THIS YEAR’S CINDERELLA STORY videos ISIS produces. But, the limited to ISIS. Hamas was also day led to a roaring celebration our community. Last Friday, that tradition was broken.” and on a Marianist campus. I am In the last week, our student community has shown either that it message is humorous. the center of satire when they be- throughout campus. Students, embarrassed for our school, not cares deeply about our school pride, or at least that it loves any excuse While the most well-known gan the “Ask Hamas” campaign on who received an email earlier this because of the students, but be- to turn up and/or throw down. With watch parties, late night celebra- parody, at least in the U.S., has Twitter. It wasn’t long before silly week with precautions for the up- cause of how poorly UD authority tions and Facebook posts galore, we let the world know that we love our come from Saturday Night Live, questions began to filter in: “Do coming sporting events, knew that handled the situation. Part of the basketball teams. STEVEN GOODMAN a surprising number are coming you feel comfortable launching the police with riot gear would be Marianist tradition is to respect Celebrating our men’s basketball team’s advance through last year’s Asst. Opinions Editor from Muslims themselves in the your social media campaign on a back this year. As I walked toward everyone and to protect our com- NCAA Tournament felt almost like breaking new ground in how we The Islamic State, better known Middle East. These criticisms of site founded by a Jew?” and “How Kiefaber Street with a few of my dent neighborhood, go into your to the ground and trampled on by a They told me no and said I needed munity. Last Friday, that tradition can experience campus life, and it was an exhilarating time to be on as ISIS, has been at the forefront ISIS are not always in the form of do you feel about your leader hid- friends, the sound of excited stu- house, lock the door and close the mob of angry cops because a male to leave right away. I stood there was broken. campus in general. of the news cycle for the last video. The Great Departed, a band ing out in a fancy hotel in Doha dents grew louder and louder. window. If you do not comply, you student did something to catch for a little longer and, thankfully, As exciting as this year’s progress through the tournament has been, several months. A group whose from Lebanon, produced a song while there was a war in Gaza?” Even though I didn’t really know are subject to arrest.” their attention. one of the nicer cops allowed me Friday’s mad rush to celebrate in the student neighborhood seemed a name I used to know only as the that stands against ISIS. In Iraq, And my personal favorite, posted what to expect, I was pretty excit- Every so often, the cops would Then, in complete shock, I tried to grab my hat, as well as follow a little artificial. It was missing the spark of spontaneity that made last fictional spy organization in “Ar- Al Iraqiya broadcast a show called with a picture of two Hamas mili- ed to experience the madness. shove students on the street or to stand up, but I was nimbly News Center 7 cameraman to find year’s celebrations so vibrant. cher” has grown to be one of the “The Superstitious State,” which tants wearing ghillie suits that When we arrived at the street, sidewalks onto the grass, not hesi- grabbed and thrown into the grass my phone. Every so many feet, a What’s more, following the women’s basketball team’s major upset biggest threats to freedom across makes a strong anti-Islamic State resembled Chewbacca, “How did I was shocked at the amount of tating to use violence. My friend by several cops. A few students cop stopped us, yelling at us to JENNIFER LIPTAK Sunday over the University of Kentucky, hardly any students went out the globe. message. the audition go for the next ‘Star students, but even more so at the Grace and I, both involved and in- who had witnessed everything walk somewhere else. Out of the Sophomore to celebrate. It’s the first time the Flyers have been to the Sweet Sixteen, On the opposite end of the spec- In the U.S., parodies of the Is- Wars’ movie?” intimidating line of riot cops pa- terested in human rights advocacy, helped me up and tried to get me to five or six cops that stopped us, Human Rights but the only music with a bassline loud enough to be confused with cel- trum of terror, the name ISIS has lamic State are a way to remind us Setting aside the little con- ebration emanated from an orchestral practice at Boll Theater. been on the rise in another way: that to be afraid is to let ISIS win. troversy that has stemmed from The NCAA tournament isn’t over for UD. As a campus, we should through parodies and satire pok- Parodying a terrifying group is a these parodies and satire, each in- greet the women’s basketball team’s game Saturday with the same pride ing fun at the otherwise gruesome passive way of fighting against it: stance sends a powerful message and enthusiasm with which we celebrated the men’s team’s games. Thier and violent group. Each comedic If we are laughing at it, it becomes to ISIS: We are not afraid of you. Columnist responds to criticisms advancement to the Sweet Sixteen this year is just as unprecedented as video has been met with contro- difficult for them to terrorize us. By poking fun at these groups, the men’s team’s tear through the bracket last year. If you can’t turn versy, naturally, but that has not Yet, while this method does work, we take away the effectiveness of friendliest. Yes, the Niche rankings you believe that is the case, or want with their own feedback of my ar- up and/or throw down for that, then can you say that you really love stopped the parodies, which, ulti- an ocean separating us from the their mission, which is to terrify I used are a weak measure, and, to know how the final draft came ticle. basketball? mately, combat the terrorist group conflict makes it easier to satirize. and subdue the public. This goes sure, my final draft could have had about, just contact the Flyer News And I don’t forget to: This year, the women’s team is having its own Cinderella story. Let’s in a way military force never Those groups and individuals to show that, sometimes, military a little bit more elaboration, but I editors. I write for the common good 5. Pray it goes well. SUBMIT YOUR keep dancing until the clock strikes midnight. could. parodying ISIS while located in force is not the best or only answer. truly believe the core of the student of the UD community and am going It’s a good life lesson on one hand, OPINIONS From portrayals of ISIS mem- the Middle East send a signifi- Sometimes it takes just one brave body is friendly. to keep writing as an Op-Ed colum- and it’s taught me to reflect more on EDITORIAL TO bers stumbling over words in a cantly more powerful message. individual to stand up to evil and The backlash makes sense, but I nist and feature writer with the the final draft before submitting it. speech, such as pronouncing “cir- To be that close to the horrifying help take it down. didn’t want to practice the theory short time I have remaining. I should have given my last column FLYER NEWS. cumstances” as “circumcision,” acts of ISIS and still satirize them CHRIS ZIMMER promoted by Morgan Freeman that I have a certain routine and a a little bit more thought. to realizing they forgot to press weakens the group’s ability to in- Columnist, Junior “not talking about racism” would few goals to accomplish every time I would have never written that make it go away. Maybe I should I write a column for our student last article if I knew it would hurt It’s been an interesting week. have. Maybe not. I’ll take note and newspaper. Here’s what it looks others, or myself. I was just ex- I celebrated my parents’ wedding remember next time. All that said, I like. I get a cup of coffee, make sure pressing my thoughts and trying What do you think the community disturbances anniversary and St. Patrick’s Day, have received a lot of praise, in per- my PC’s battery is charged, stream to persuade others to agree that UD WORD ON THE STREET I’m cheered on the Flyers men and son and through other sorts of mes- Flyer Radio and settle down to write is not a racist campus, which I still Friday night say about our student body? women’s basketball teams in their saging. At the end of the day, I was something that will accomplish the believe. postseason runs and I’ve also had just trying to defend our school’s following things: I look forward to the rest of my to deal with the most publicly hu- reputation. 1. Get our community to read the time here at UD and contributing miliating scenario of my life at the No one wants to be stereotyped as newspaper, whether in print or on- to the intellectual well-being of our Contact Opinions Editor university I love. If you’re ignorant a racist or labeled as the poster boy line. community. Thank you to those who Louis De Gruy at of that debacle, you can just hop on of white privilege. It certainly is 2. Get our community to engage praised and criticized my writing. [email protected]. Facebook, Twitter or Yik Yak. You no fun for me and has destroyed my in thoughtful reflection about cur- Both are needed to grow as a writer. can also find a copy of Volume 62, image of having any intellectual ca- rent events. I look forward to continuing my issue 20 or 21 of Flyer News. pability or journalistic credibility. 3. Get our community to interact work with Flyer News and as the It’s a result of people trying to Let me set things straight. I did on the subject. news director at Flyer Radio, and I tear down my weakly-supported not write the column in issue 20 4. Get other members of the com- am honored to be a part of the UD argument that UD is not a racist with any malicious intent. It was munity to write their own opinions community. campus, but is in fact one of the not a case of libel or defamation. If on current events and provide me “We’re really passionate about “Since I didn’t hear anything “It shows a big sense of community, “It was a little unnecessary it was as “I was a little disappointed...I didn’t our school; [it was] a great about it, it was better than last but sometimes people get a little out wild as it was.” expect people to be out there after showing of community.” year, [so] it shows some sign of of hand.” that game.” ourpolicy improvement.” Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no ANTHONY DALPIAZ ANDREW WOLFLA EMILY SIZEMORE EMILY CARMACK KEVIN CLAFFY representations or warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions Junior Senior First Year Junior Sophomore must include name, major, year and phone number. Psychology and Communication Pre-Physical Therapy Chemical Engineering Exercise Physiology Entrepreneurship 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com FLYERS Letter to the editor: (cont. from pg. 1) Dayton converted each of its putting the game on ice. once more for UD. Boko Haram and Isis go against Islamic teaching first 11 free throw attempts of the The Flyers were 11 for 18 from “I just came out really aggres- second half and hit 28 of 31 on the beyond the arc—a 61% success sive like Coach Jabir told me,” Ma- Last year, the horrendous news your women” and in his famous in the first revelation specifies that our companion when friendless (p.b.u.h.) emphasized how Islam afternoon, good for a 90 percent rate. lott said. “Every time we needed a that Nigerian militants of Boko Last Sermon, he said: “O People, only religious knowledge should - it guides us to happiness; it sus- is the “middle-path” and that we rate. A few fouls and converted free bucket, somebody contributed and Haram had kidnapped over 270 it is true that you have certain be sought. To further prove that tains us in misery; it is an orna- should not sway to either extreme At the other end of the court, throws later, Dayton emerged vic- we got contributions from every- girls from school between the rights with regard to your women, secular knowledge is encouraged, ment among friends and a protec- in religious practices. As He said, Kentucky made just 24 of 38 at- torious 99-94, advancing to the one. Everyone did their job.” ages of 16 and 18 spread across the but they also have rights over you the Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) tion against enemies.” Prophet “Never be extreme regarding reli- tempts—a 63 percent mark. Sweet Sixteen for the first time in “I kept telling [the seniors] world. Now, Boko Haram recently … Do treat your women well and highlighted the importance of Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) understood gion. Many nations have been de- Capitalizing on free throws and program history. this wouldn’t be their last game,” made the news by pledging itself be kind to them for they are your seeking out education, regardless that only through knowledge and stroyed before you only because of Kentucky turnovers, UD built the Jim Jabir was estatic with the Deane said. to ISIS. Many categorize the two partners and committed helpers.” of your age, location, gender or the education is one able to find guid- extremism in religion.” Muslims pressure in the closing minutes victory, finally breaking through UD will go on to play the winner groups as “extreme Islamists” who Therefore, Islam advocates for source. He said, “Seek knowledge ance and enlightenment, both for who are knowledgeable about Is- of the second half. The two teams the round of 32. of Monday’s game between third- do not want girls to attain secular women’s rights and education. from the cradle to the grave,” and this world and the next; and this is lam are striving arduously to do traded buckets and turnovers up “Couldn’t be more proud. We seeded University of Louisville education. In fact, Boko Haram lit- Furthermore, attaining both “Seek knowledge even if it is far in terms of religious and secular their part for God’s humanity, as until the one-minute mark, when had so many contributors today,” and sixth-seeded University of erally translates to mean “Western secular and religious education as China.” In regard to gender: knowledge, because, for a believer, Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) Kelly Austria made possibly the he said in the postgame press con- South Florida. The Sweet Sixteen Education is Forbidden.” is emphatically repeated in Islam. “Seeking of knowledge is a duty of even knowledge about worldly and said: “The best of people are those biggest shot of her year. ference. “Our team is very, very re- matchup will take place Saturday However, nothing in Islam nei- In fact, Muslims believe that the every Muslim (man and woman);” secular events is a direct result of that bring most benefit to the rest Austria sank a 3-pointer from silient. They really believed that in Albany, New York. ther mildly accepts such a prohi- very first revelation from God to in regard to source: “Wisdom is God’s will. of humankind.” the corner on an assist from senior we could win this game and we’ve “I’m happy for the University of bition of education nor accepts Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was the lost property of the believer, After studying the Quran and Let’s spread peace and aware- guard Tiffany Johnson. It was her worked really hard to put them in Dayton, our coaches,” Jabir said, ill treatment of women. Prophet “Read. Read in the name of your he/she should take it even if find- the life of the Prophet Muham- ness about the true teachings of third triple of the game. a place where mentally they be- “It’s a great day to be a Flyer.” Muhammad (peace be upon him) Lord who created; Who created ing it in the speech from one who mad (p.b.u.h.), it is very clear that Islam, and help bring back our With 24 seconds remaining, lieved they could.” constantly taught, “If a daughter the human being from a blood clot. does not believe.” Islam promotes women’s rights girls. Amber Deane converted another The seniors on the team, Ma- Junior Jodie Cornelie-Sigmundova recorded six blocks in UD’s win, and was is born to a person and he brings Read in the name of your Lord who Finally, Prophet Muhammad and attaining a proper education. 3-pointer for the Flyers, all but lott, Hoover and Johnson, will play a vital presence in the paint on both ends of the floor. Photo courtesy of her up, gives her a good educa- taught by the pen: Who taught the (p.b.u.h.) summarized the beauty Muslims believe God gave men and Leon Chuck. tion and trains her in the arts of human being what was known of being well educated, saying, women the free will to learn about life, I shall myself stand between not” (Holy Quran 96: 1-5). Gaining “Acquire knowledge: it enables and explore the world we live in, as WE’AM HUSSAIN BASEBALL him and hell-fire.” In regards to knowledge is the very first com- its possessor to distinguish right only by learning about the work- Senior, Pre-Medicine women’s rights, the Prophet Mu- mandment given to Prophet Mu- from the wrong, it lights the way ings of our world can we come hammad (p.b.u.h.) said “the best hammad (p.b.u.h.) through the an- to heaven; it is our friend in the to better understand and glorify ANAM HUSSAIN of you are those who are best to gel Gabriel from God, and nothing desert, our society in solitude, our creator. Prophet Muhammad Junior, Pre-Medicine Flyers swept by UMass in weekend series

DANIEL MASSA the 10th inning, recording 6 1/3 in- their patience at the plate. UMass re- Staff Writer nings pitched, six hits, three runs (two liever Tommy McDonald walked lea Violence increases Ferguson tension fnstaff 2014 –2015 earned), five strikeouts and two walks. off hitter redshirt sophomore Cale The Minutemen got on the board Dineen and then got Poland to fly out son has been the center of a na- this, people fear becoming victims EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVERTISING MANAGER Sunday’s series finale provided first in the second inning when third to right. McDonald did not record an- tional debate over race and polic- of social injustice. myriad chances for the University of baseman Paul Yanakopulos scored other out, however, as he walked red- ing ever since the August death of No matter the outcome of the CC Hutten Will DiFrancesca Dayton baseball team to capitalize on from third on an error by Flyer sec- shirt senior Greg Rhude and gave up a Michael Brown. These tensions numerous charges against Wil- ([email protected]) ([email protected]) scoring opportunities and secure its ond baseman Sergio Plasencia. UMass single to Doring that loaded the bases. have caused a fear in black com- liams that could result in a life first home and Atlantic 10 Conference scored first in each of the series’ three McDonald then walked Plasencia munities, including those in Day- sentence, I think black communi- MANAGING EDITOR COPY EDITOR win of the season. games this weekend. to drive in Dineen in for the Flyers ton. ties still will not be at ease because The Flyers (6-15, 0-3 in the A-10) The Flyers took a 2-1 lead off fourth run. McDonald was lifted for It’s disturbing to note the weak- of the many recent injustices Matthew Worsham Allie Gauthier capitalized on many chances to score UMass starter Andrew Grant in the reliever Kevin Lacy, who promptly EBONY MUNDAY Columnist, Junior ened trust in our own government- against black youth. runs, as they tallied eight on the board, bottom of the third. Junior outfielder walked Harris to bring Rhude in to enforced source of protection Previous cases that have made NEWS EDITOR ART DIRECTOR but were not able to get the win as they Robbie Doring was hit by a pitch to score. The protests in Ferguson, Mis- caused by race and discrimina- national news, such as the Zim- Roger Hoke Meghan Ostermueller fell 10-8 to the University of Massachu- lead off the inning, and consecutive With the Flyers trailing 7-5, a lack souri reached a new level of out- tion. merman trial, contributed even setts in 12 innings. walks to Plasencia and redshirt senior of composure cost UMass the lead. rage when Jeffrey Williams, a The protests, which began in more to the disruption of the A&E EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR The win gave the Minutemen (3- centerfielder Alex Harris loaded the With the bases still loaded, Ryan hit 20-year-old African -American August, have lasted this long be- peace in these affected black com- 5, 3-0) their third victory in a row and bases for UD. a slow roller to Scifo, who went to sec- man, was accused of shooting two cause people feel that their voices munities. The protests give a voice Katie Christoff Amanda Smith a sweep of the weekend series. They Senior first baseman A.J. Ryan ond base to get the force out on Harris officers from his vehicle March 12 are not being heard. Not only are to the people and they also address defeated the Flyers 5-0 Friday and 11-3 squeezed a grounder past the Minute- and try to turn the double play. Ryan during a protest outside of police they protesting the wrongful death the police force directly. ASST. A&E EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER Saturday for their first two wins of the men’s shortstop Vinny Scifo, scoring hustled down the first base line and headquarters. Tensions are rising of an unarmed African-American Now, the question is, what are Mary Kate Dorr Meghan Ostermueller season. Doring. Junior designated hitter Aar- was safe in the umpire’s eyes to the Senior first baseman AJ Ryan recorded four hits in the series against Massachu- and now the community trusts the citizen, they are also voicing the police going to do to eliminate For the Flyers it marks the second on Huesman hit into a fielder’s choice disbelief of Minutemen first baseman setts, and collected two RBIs on Sunday. He is hitting .278 on the season with police force even less. their anger on how these sense- this fear and ensure all citizens, OPINIONS EDITOR WEB EDITOR straight weekend they were swept at on which Plasencia scored. Hunter Carey. two home runs. Photo courtesy of Eric Schelkun. Police believe that Williams’s less deaths are becoming a cycle especially those in black com- home, as they lost three in a row last UMass regained control of the Carey was running to the dugout Louis De Gruy Melissa Shaffer motives were a result of the Fer- of injustice. munities, feel that the police are weekend to Ball State University at game after that, scoring in the fourth, thinking he had gotten the third out run in the top of the 10th, only to be runners on base in the bottom half of guson grand jury decision relating Communities are suffering due dedicated to the protection of all? Time Warner Cable Stadium. fifth and sixth innings, including the when he heard the safe call and im- countered by the Flyers in the bottom the 12th.

to the shooting death of unarmed to the fact that they no longer feel Something must be done to recon- ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR “Our problem today was obviously four runs in the fourth that ran Horn mediately turned around and looked of the inning when Plasencia lined an Vittorio is looking forward to Michael Brown at the hands of a safe with a police force who is sup- struct how the black community Steven Goodman Chris Santucci our pitching, except I thought Nick out of the game. The Minutemen even- at the first base umpire. Doring was RBI single to centerfield to score Dor- his team coming up with some more white police officer. Williams, how- posed to provide security for all perceives the police force. I know Gobert did a good job keeping us in the tually built a 7-2 lead by the middle of running from third and had already ing. clutch at-bats when they go on the road ever, claims to have been coerced individuals. not everyone will agree that the SPORTS EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER game,” head coach Tony Vittorio said the sixth inning. scored on the fielder’s choice. Plasen- The 11th inning was scoreless for this week. into saying he was aiming at an- This makes me want to step out- police tend to target black youth, after the game. The Flyers would not go away qui- cia noticed the play was still live as both teams, and the Minutemen loaded “When the lights are shining, we Keith Raad Ian Moran other target due to a personal dis- side of our University of Dayton but I can only speak on the cases Gobert, a sophomore right-hander, etly, though, as they got one run back Carey stood with his hands on his head the bases in the top of the 12th against need guys to come through,” he said. pute and not the officers. He also bubble and think how students that I have seen where there is an came in on relief of junior starting in the sixth when redshirt senior and the ball still in his glove. Plasen- freshman reliever Tyson Schnitkey. Dayton plays one game at Indiana ASST. SPORTS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER states that he had been roughed up would react if the student neigh- untimely death of an unarmed pitcher Bradley Horn, with two outs Zach Schira scored on a Matt Poland cia ran home unimpeded and without Schnitkey, who ended up the losing University-Purdue University Fort by officers upon his arrest. borhood were like those in Fergu- black male. I don’t believe all po- Steve Miller Amanda Dee in the fourth inning. Horn gave up six groundout. The sophomore catcher a throw from Casey, who didn’t realize pitcher for the game, then surrendered Wayne on Thursday before heading to There is growing conflict per- son. How many people would enjoy lice officers are wrongdoers, but hits and five runs—just one earned went 2-6 on the day, one of four Flyers what was happening until it was too a two-RBI single to Bryce Maher. That Philadelphia for a three-game confer- taining to the charges against walking to the RecPlex with the I do believe that there has to be BUSINESS MANAGER run—and struck out two over his 3 2/3 with multiple hits. late, tying the game at seven. gave the Minutemen a 10-8 lead, which ence series against La Salle University Williams on whether this is an- fear of campus police stopping you something done to restore the loss innings. Down 7-3 in the bottom of the The game went to extra innings they would hold onto to win the game over the weekend. Molly Kunkel other instance of police brutality because of your skin color? Rac- of faith in our justice system. Gobert lasted all the way through eighth inning, Dayton rallied with with the same score. UMass scored one in twelve innings. The Flyers left two against young black men. Fergu- ism is still around, and because of 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com FLYERS Letter to the editor: (cont. from pg. 1) Dayton converted each of its putting the game on ice. once more for UD. Boko Haram and Isis go against Islamic teaching first 11 free throw attempts of the The Flyers were 11 for 18 from “I just came out really aggres- second half and hit 28 of 31 on the beyond the arc—a 61% success sive like Coach Jabir told me,” Ma- Last year, the horrendous news your women” and in his famous in the first revelation specifies that our companion when friendless (p.b.u.h.) emphasized how Islam afternoon, good for a 90 percent rate. lott said. “Every time we needed a that Nigerian militants of Boko Last Sermon, he said: “O People, only religious knowledge should - it guides us to happiness; it sus- is the “middle-path” and that we rate. A few fouls and converted free bucket, somebody contributed and Haram had kidnapped over 270 it is true that you have certain be sought. To further prove that tains us in misery; it is an orna- should not sway to either extreme At the other end of the court, throws later, Dayton emerged vic- we got contributions from every- girls from school between the rights with regard to your women, secular knowledge is encouraged, ment among friends and a protec- in religious practices. As He said, Kentucky made just 24 of 38 at- torious 99-94, advancing to the one. Everyone did their job.” ages of 16 and 18 spread across the but they also have rights over you the Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) tion against enemies.” Prophet “Never be extreme regarding reli- tempts—a 63 percent mark. Sweet Sixteen for the first time in “I kept telling [the seniors] world. Now, Boko Haram recently … Do treat your women well and highlighted the importance of Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) understood gion. Many nations have been de- Capitalizing on free throws and program history. this wouldn’t be their last game,” made the news by pledging itself be kind to them for they are your seeking out education, regardless that only through knowledge and stroyed before you only because of Kentucky turnovers, UD built the Jim Jabir was estatic with the Deane said. to ISIS. Many categorize the two partners and committed helpers.” of your age, location, gender or the education is one able to find guid- extremism in religion.” Muslims pressure in the closing minutes victory, finally breaking through UD will go on to play the winner groups as “extreme Islamists” who Therefore, Islam advocates for source. He said, “Seek knowledge ance and enlightenment, both for who are knowledgeable about Is- of the second half. The two teams the round of 32. of Monday’s game between third- do not want girls to attain secular women’s rights and education. from the cradle to the grave,” and this world and the next; and this is lam are striving arduously to do traded buckets and turnovers up “Couldn’t be more proud. We seeded University of Louisville education. In fact, Boko Haram lit- Furthermore, attaining both “Seek knowledge even if it is far in terms of religious and secular their part for God’s humanity, as until the one-minute mark, when had so many contributors today,” and sixth-seeded University of erally translates to mean “Western secular and religious education as China.” In regard to gender: knowledge, because, for a believer, Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) Kelly Austria made possibly the he said in the postgame press con- South Florida. The Sweet Sixteen Education is Forbidden.” is emphatically repeated in Islam. “Seeking of knowledge is a duty of even knowledge about worldly and said: “The best of people are those biggest shot of her year. ference. “Our team is very, very re- matchup will take place Saturday However, nothing in Islam nei- In fact, Muslims believe that the every Muslim (man and woman);” secular events is a direct result of that bring most benefit to the rest Austria sank a 3-pointer from silient. They really believed that in Albany, New York. ther mildly accepts such a prohi- very first revelation from God to in regard to source: “Wisdom is God’s will. of humankind.” the corner on an assist from senior we could win this game and we’ve “I’m happy for the University of bition of education nor accepts Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) was the lost property of the believer, After studying the Quran and Let’s spread peace and aware- guard Tiffany Johnson. It was her worked really hard to put them in Dayton, our coaches,” Jabir said, ill treatment of women. Prophet “Read. Read in the name of your he/she should take it even if find- the life of the Prophet Muham- ness about the true teachings of third triple of the game. a place where mentally they be- “It’s a great day to be a Flyer.” Muhammad (peace be upon him) Lord who created; Who created ing it in the speech from one who mad (p.b.u.h.), it is very clear that Islam, and help bring back our With 24 seconds remaining, lieved they could.” constantly taught, “If a daughter the human being from a blood clot. does not believe.” Islam promotes women’s rights girls. Amber Deane converted another The seniors on the team, Ma- Junior Jodie Cornelie-Sigmundova recorded six blocks in UD’s win, and was is born to a person and he brings Read in the name of your Lord who Finally, Prophet Muhammad and attaining a proper education. 3-pointer for the Flyers, all but lott, Hoover and Johnson, will play a vital presence in the paint on both ends of the floor. Photo courtesy of her up, gives her a good educa- taught by the pen: Who taught the (p.b.u.h.) summarized the beauty Muslims believe God gave men and Leon Chuck. tion and trains her in the arts of human being what was known of being well educated, saying, women the free will to learn about life, I shall myself stand between not” (Holy Quran 96: 1-5). Gaining “Acquire knowledge: it enables and explore the world we live in, as WE’AM HUSSAIN BASEBALL him and hell-fire.” In regards to knowledge is the very first com- its possessor to distinguish right only by learning about the work- Senior, Pre-Medicine women’s rights, the Prophet Mu- mandment given to Prophet Mu- from the wrong, it lights the way ings of our world can we come hammad (p.b.u.h.) said “the best hammad (p.b.u.h.) through the an- to heaven; it is our friend in the to better understand and glorify ANAM HUSSAIN of you are those who are best to gel Gabriel from God, and nothing desert, our society in solitude, our creator. Prophet Muhammad Junior, Pre-Medicine Flyers swept by UMass in weekend series

DANIEL MASSA the 10th inning, recording 6 1/3 in- their patience at the plate. UMass re- Staff Writer nings pitched, six hits, three runs (two liever Tommy McDonald walked lea Violence increases Ferguson tension fnstaff 2014 –2015 earned), five strikeouts and two walks. off hitter redshirt sophomore Cale The Minutemen got on the board Dineen and then got Poland to fly out son has been the center of a na- this, people fear becoming victims EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVERTISING MANAGER Sunday’s series finale provided first in the second inning when third to right. McDonald did not record an- tional debate over race and polic- of social injustice. myriad chances for the University of baseman Paul Yanakopulos scored other out, however, as he walked red- ing ever since the August death of No matter the outcome of the CC Hutten Will DiFrancesca Dayton baseball team to capitalize on from third on an error by Flyer sec- shirt senior Greg Rhude and gave up a Michael Brown. These tensions numerous charges against Wil- ([email protected]) ([email protected]) scoring opportunities and secure its ond baseman Sergio Plasencia. UMass single to Doring that loaded the bases. have caused a fear in black com- liams that could result in a life first home and Atlantic 10 Conference scored first in each of the series’ three McDonald then walked Plasencia munities, including those in Day- sentence, I think black communi- MANAGING EDITOR COPY EDITOR win of the season. games this weekend. to drive in Dineen in for the Flyers ton. ties still will not be at ease because The Flyers (6-15, 0-3 in the A-10) The Flyers took a 2-1 lead off fourth run. McDonald was lifted for It’s disturbing to note the weak- of the many recent injustices Matthew Worsham Allie Gauthier capitalized on many chances to score UMass starter Andrew Grant in the reliever Kevin Lacy, who promptly EBONY MUNDAY Columnist, Junior ened trust in our own government- against black youth. runs, as they tallied eight on the board, bottom of the third. Junior outfielder walked Harris to bring Rhude in to enforced source of protection Previous cases that have made NEWS EDITOR ART DIRECTOR but were not able to get the win as they Robbie Doring was hit by a pitch to score. The protests in Ferguson, Mis- caused by race and discrimina- national news, such as the Zim- Roger Hoke Meghan Ostermueller fell 10-8 to the University of Massachu- lead off the inning, and consecutive With the Flyers trailing 7-5, a lack souri reached a new level of out- tion. merman trial, contributed even setts in 12 innings. walks to Plasencia and redshirt senior of composure cost UMass the lead. rage when Jeffrey Williams, a The protests, which began in more to the disruption of the A&E EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR The win gave the Minutemen (3- centerfielder Alex Harris loaded the With the bases still loaded, Ryan hit 20-year-old African -American August, have lasted this long be- peace in these affected black com- 5, 3-0) their third victory in a row and bases for UD. a slow roller to Scifo, who went to sec- man, was accused of shooting two cause people feel that their voices munities. The protests give a voice Katie Christoff Amanda Smith a sweep of the weekend series. They Senior first baseman A.J. Ryan ond base to get the force out on Harris officers from his vehicle March 12 are not being heard. Not only are to the people and they also address defeated the Flyers 5-0 Friday and 11-3 squeezed a grounder past the Minute- and try to turn the double play. Ryan during a protest outside of police they protesting the wrongful death the police force directly. ASST. A&E EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER Saturday for their first two wins of the men’s shortstop Vinny Scifo, scoring hustled down the first base line and headquarters. Tensions are rising of an unarmed African-American Now, the question is, what are Mary Kate Dorr Meghan Ostermueller season. Doring. Junior designated hitter Aar- was safe in the umpire’s eyes to the Senior first baseman AJ Ryan recorded four hits in the series against Massachu- and now the community trusts the citizen, they are also voicing the police going to do to eliminate For the Flyers it marks the second on Huesman hit into a fielder’s choice disbelief of Minutemen first baseman setts, and collected two RBIs on Sunday. He is hitting .278 on the season with police force even less. their anger on how these sense- this fear and ensure all citizens, OPINIONS EDITOR WEB EDITOR straight weekend they were swept at on which Plasencia scored. Hunter Carey. two home runs. Photo courtesy of Eric Schelkun. Police believe that Williams’s less deaths are becoming a cycle especially those in black com- home, as they lost three in a row last UMass regained control of the Carey was running to the dugout Louis De Gruy Melissa Shaffer motives were a result of the Fer- of injustice. munities, feel that the police are weekend to Ball State University at game after that, scoring in the fourth, thinking he had gotten the third out run in the top of the 10th, only to be runners on base in the bottom half of guson grand jury decision relating Communities are suffering due dedicated to the protection of all? Time Warner Cable Stadium. fifth and sixth innings, including the when he heard the safe call and im- countered by the Flyers in the bottom the 12th.

to the shooting death of unarmed to the fact that they no longer feel Something must be done to recon- ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR “Our problem today was obviously four runs in the fourth that ran Horn mediately turned around and looked of the inning when Plasencia lined an Vittorio is looking forward to Michael Brown at the hands of a safe with a police force who is sup- struct how the black community Steven Goodman Chris Santucci our pitching, except I thought Nick out of the game. The Minutemen even- at the first base umpire. Doring was RBI single to centerfield to score Dor- his team coming up with some more white police officer. Williams, how- posed to provide security for all perceives the police force. I know Gobert did a good job keeping us in the tually built a 7-2 lead by the middle of running from third and had already ing. clutch at-bats when they go on the road ever, claims to have been coerced individuals. not everyone will agree that the SPORTS EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER game,” head coach Tony Vittorio said the sixth inning. scored on the fielder’s choice. Plasen- The 11th inning was scoreless for this week. into saying he was aiming at an- This makes me want to step out- police tend to target black youth, after the game. The Flyers would not go away qui- cia noticed the play was still live as both teams, and the Minutemen loaded “When the lights are shining, we Keith Raad Ian Moran other target due to a personal dis- side of our University of Dayton but I can only speak on the cases Gobert, a sophomore right-hander, etly, though, as they got one run back Carey stood with his hands on his head the bases in the top of the 12th against need guys to come through,” he said. pute and not the officers. He also bubble and think how students that I have seen where there is an came in on relief of junior starting in the sixth when redshirt senior and the ball still in his glove. Plasen- freshman reliever Tyson Schnitkey. Dayton plays one game at Indiana ASST. SPORTS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER states that he had been roughed up would react if the student neigh- untimely death of an unarmed pitcher Bradley Horn, with two outs Zach Schira scored on a Matt Poland cia ran home unimpeded and without Schnitkey, who ended up the losing University-Purdue University Fort by officers upon his arrest. borhood were like those in Fergu- black male. I don’t believe all po- Steve Miller Amanda Dee in the fourth inning. Horn gave up six groundout. The sophomore catcher a throw from Casey, who didn’t realize pitcher for the game, then surrendered Wayne on Thursday before heading to There is growing conflict per- son. How many people would enjoy lice officers are wrongdoers, but hits and five runs—just one earned went 2-6 on the day, one of four Flyers what was happening until it was too a two-RBI single to Bryce Maher. That Philadelphia for a three-game confer- taining to the charges against walking to the RecPlex with the I do believe that there has to be BUSINESS MANAGER run—and struck out two over his 3 2/3 with multiple hits. late, tying the game at seven. gave the Minutemen a 10-8 lead, which ence series against La Salle University Williams on whether this is an- fear of campus police stopping you something done to restore the loss innings. Down 7-3 in the bottom of the The game went to extra innings they would hold onto to win the game over the weekend. Molly Kunkel other instance of police brutality because of your skin color? Rac- of faith in our justice system. Gobert lasted all the way through eighth inning, Dayton rallied with with the same score. UMass scored one in twelve innings. The Flyers left two against young black men. Fergu- ism is still around, and because of 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com MEN’S BASKETBALL COLUMN INTERNATIONAL ‘Small ball seven’ fights until very end ADVENTURES KEITH RAAD ers became bricks and the whistle You were the sixth man. You’re sad be- AFTER GRADUATION Sports Editor didn’t blow their way. cause you loved them. You wanted to Learn about opportunities We never wanted “The Sopranos” to keep going. We all did. to teach English, do research, Looking left and right at Nation- end. But it did. We knew that it was the But what a ride it was. WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? wide Boulevard, I switched the radio final season, but we wanted the final In the last two seasons, Miller and implement a project dial between stations on FM. episode to continue. One more second, the Flyers went 5-2 in the NCAA Tour- DO IT BETTER WITH FLYER NEWS. or earn a Master’s degree! Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” hit the please. nament. In the real world, that’s pre- final “thunder only happens when it’s But all for naught. Oklahoma came posterous. It’s beyond amazing. Thursday, April 16 raining,” and I hummed along. back 49-40 to outscore Dayton 32-15. But that’s what this program is. It Kennedy Union Torch Lounge Jon Kostoff and I took a left and “I’ll remember this season for as takes over Buffalo, New York. It takes hors d’oeuvres will be served alongside us was Nationwide Arena long as I live regardless of how long I over Memphis, Tennessee, and it 2015–2016 POSITIONS where Dayton would be playing the coach,” head coach Archie Miller said. pissed people off when taking over Co- Alumni Melina Pisani ‘12, Civil Engineering University of Oklahoma in a just a “There will never be a team of seven lumbus, Ohio. The name Dayton stuck few hours for a chance at the Sweet people duplicate what we did, win 27 in the mind of the nation last season AVAILABLE IN ALL SECTIONS. and Andy Roberts ‘12, Education Sixteen. games with six scholarship players, a in the run to the Elite Eight, and it will discuss their international experiences and answer questions about the Fulbright The final notes of the song faded freshman, three sophomores. It will shocked them once more this season. from 5 to 6 pm into the next one. never be done again.” Jordan Sibert, Scoochie Smith, Dar- Immediately, I knew the run would The Flyers defied death countless rell Davis, Bobby Wehrli, Kyle Davis, come to an end. times. Kendall Pollard, Dyshawn Pierre. Q&A on the Fulbright application process The small ball seven, defying death They lost Devon Scott and Jalen When my buddy Jon sent our Flyer from 6 to 7 pm until the very end, became Tony So- Robinson, and won 20 of 27 games. Radio broadcast back to the studio for Visit flyernews.com/jobs for RSVP by April 10 prano in the final episode of “The So- They lost senior guard Ryan Bass the final time, I had to queue up our applications and more information. at http://tinyurl.com/CelebrateFellowships pranos.” and won 19. music to fill the space between our feed Applications due to KU 232 March 31. As magical as the 2014-2015 season They beat No. 22 Virginia Common- and the station back at home. hosted by the University Honors Program has been, reality sets in eventually. Of wealth University on the road. As I pulled up the levels on the the 68 teams who play between March They trailed Boise State University iTunes playlist, one that is random for more information about other prestigious national and international fellowships 17 and April 6, 67 of them lose. by seven with 3:43 to play, and won. across 2,000 songs, a two-minute tune contact Ms. Laura Cotten. Honors Program Associate Director The odds are against every. They snuck into the NCAA Tour- finished the season with perfect poetry. [email protected] But for 10 minutes of the second nament as the final at-large team, and “Song sings inside me, reminds me or go to www.udayton.edu/honors half in the NCAA Tournament’s were 10 minutes away from the Sweet of this. Just don’t take darkness for Round of 32, Dayton did it again. A 49- Sixteen. granted, without it light can’t exist, 40 lead with 13:13 to play, a freshman “Yeah, I’m sad,” Miller said. “When and knowing’s more than enough. It’s Darrell Davis sunk 3-pointers like no- you’re happy with your players and more than enough.” body’s business, and a raucous crowd you love coaching them, you want to Elizabeth and the Catapult’s “More surrounding the hardwood made keep going.” Than Enough” capped off the magic ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T CHANGE hearts beat faster. The small ball seven But the hit man walked out of the and the power of the mens season. China Institute was going back to the Sweet Sixteen for bathroom. He popped Tony Soprano. It We’ll never forget this season. It’ll YOUR BILL. IT’LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. ẋ栧⣏⬎ᷕ⚥䞼䨞昊 a second consecutive season. It was all was only a matter of time. be a story in our back pocket for de- With just seven scholarship players for nearly the entire season, the UD men’s happening again. And as the black screen emerges cades. basketball team pulled off an improbable run to the A-10 Championship You can spend the fall semester studying at the University As quickly as it happened, it was and the credits roll, shock kicks in. This team defied death, until the Game, and won two games in the NCAA tournament. The Flyers finished the over. The turnovers built, the 3-point- Why? Because you were on the bench. very end. And that’s more than enough. of Dayton China Institute. The cost is the same as one season ranked 32nd on the Rating Percentage Index. on-campus semester at UD, but you’ll gain exposure to a whole new world — and be positioned for success in the global marketplace.

You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for up to 18 hours across the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business Administration and School of Engineering.

We’ll include a scholarship to cover the cost of airfare and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have you home by Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early! We live and work in a world without borders. If you want a global experience and an edge in the workforce when you graduate, join us for the fall program at The China Institute.

Learn more and apply at udayton.edu/china_institute.

Questions? Email [email protected]. 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Online at flyernews.com MEN’S BASKETBALL COLUMN INTERNATIONAL ‘Small ball seven’ fights until very end ADVENTURES KEITH RAAD ers became bricks and the whistle You were the sixth man. You’re sad be- AFTER GRADUATION Sports Editor didn’t blow their way. cause you loved them. You wanted to Learn about opportunities We never wanted “The Sopranos” to keep going. We all did. to teach English, do research, Looking left and right at Nation- end. But it did. We knew that it was the But what a ride it was. WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? wide Boulevard, I switched the radio final season, but we wanted the final In the last two seasons, Miller and implement a project dial between stations on FM. episode to continue. One more second, the Flyers went 5-2 in the NCAA Tour- DO IT BETTER WITH FLYER NEWS. or earn a Master’s degree! Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” hit the please. nament. In the real world, that’s pre- final “thunder only happens when it’s But all for naught. Oklahoma came posterous. It’s beyond amazing. Thursday, April 16 raining,” and I hummed along. back 49-40 to outscore Dayton 32-15. But that’s what this program is. It Kennedy Union Torch Lounge Jon Kostoff and I took a left and “I’ll remember this season for as takes over Buffalo, New York. It takes hors d’oeuvres will be served alongside us was Nationwide Arena long as I live regardless of how long I over Memphis, Tennessee, and it 2015–2016 POSITIONS where Dayton would be playing the coach,” head coach Archie Miller said. pissed people off when taking over Co- Alumni Melina Pisani ‘12, Civil Engineering University of Oklahoma in a just a “There will never be a team of seven lumbus, Ohio. The name Dayton stuck few hours for a chance at the Sweet people duplicate what we did, win 27 in the mind of the nation last season AVAILABLE IN ALL SECTIONS. and Andy Roberts ‘12, Education Sixteen. games with six scholarship players, a in the run to the Elite Eight, and it will discuss their international experiences and answer questions about the Fulbright The final notes of the song faded freshman, three sophomores. It will shocked them once more this season. from 5 to 6 pm into the next one. never be done again.” Jordan Sibert, Scoochie Smith, Dar- Immediately, I knew the run would The Flyers defied death countless rell Davis, Bobby Wehrli, Kyle Davis, come to an end. times. Kendall Pollard, Dyshawn Pierre. Q&A on the Fulbright application process The small ball seven, defying death They lost Devon Scott and Jalen When my buddy Jon sent our Flyer from 6 to 7 pm until the very end, became Tony So- Robinson, and won 20 of 27 games. Radio broadcast back to the studio for Visit flyernews.com/jobs for RSVP by April 10 prano in the final episode of “The So- They lost senior guard Ryan Bass the final time, I had to queue up our applications and more information. at http://tinyurl.com/CelebrateFellowships pranos.” and won 19. music to fill the space between our feed Applications due to KU 232 March 31. As magical as the 2014-2015 season They beat No. 22 Virginia Common- and the station back at home. hosted by the University Honors Program has been, reality sets in eventually. Of wealth University on the road. As I pulled up the levels on the the 68 teams who play between March They trailed Boise State University iTunes playlist, one that is random for more information about other prestigious national and international fellowships 17 and April 6, 67 of them lose. by seven with 3:43 to play, and won. across 2,000 songs, a two-minute tune contact Ms. Laura Cotten. Honors Program Associate Director The odds are against every. They snuck into the NCAA Tour- finished the season with perfect poetry. [email protected] But for 10 minutes of the second nament as the final at-large team, and “Song sings inside me, reminds me or go to www.udayton.edu/honors half in the NCAA Tournament’s were 10 minutes away from the Sweet of this. Just don’t take darkness for Round of 32, Dayton did it again. A 49- Sixteen. granted, without it light can’t exist, 40 lead with 13:13 to play, a freshman “Yeah, I’m sad,” Miller said. “When and knowing’s more than enough. It’s Darrell Davis sunk 3-pointers like no- you’re happy with your players and more than enough.” body’s business, and a raucous crowd you love coaching them, you want to Elizabeth and the Catapult’s “More surrounding the hardwood made keep going.” Than Enough” capped off the magic ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T CHANGE hearts beat faster. The small ball seven But the hit man walked out of the and the power of the mens season. China Institute was going back to the Sweet Sixteen for bathroom. He popped Tony Soprano. It We’ll never forget this season. It’ll YOUR BILL. IT’LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. ẋ栧⣏⬎ᷕ⚥䞼䨞昊 a second consecutive season. It was all was only a matter of time. be a story in our back pocket for de- With just seven scholarship players for nearly the entire season, the UD men’s happening again. And as the black screen emerges cades. basketball team pulled off an improbable run to the A-10 Championship You can spend the fall semester studying at the University As quickly as it happened, it was and the credits roll, shock kicks in. This team defied death, until the Game, and won two games in the NCAA tournament. The Flyers finished the over. The turnovers built, the 3-point- Why? Because you were on the bench. very end. And that’s more than enough. of Dayton China Institute. The cost is the same as one season ranked 32nd on the Rating Percentage Index. on-campus semester at UD, but you’ll gain exposure to a whole new world — and be positioned for success in the global marketplace.

You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for up to 18 hours across the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business Administration and School of Engineering.

We’ll include a scholarship to cover the cost of airfare and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have you home by Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early! We live and work in a world without borders. If you want a global experience and an edge in the workforce when you graduate, join us for the fall program at The China Institute.

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Questions? Email [email protected]. 16 SPORTS Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 24, 2015 MEN’S BASKETBALL Clock strikes midnight on Cinderella story JON KOSTOFF Staff Writer

A fairy tale season for the Day- ton Flyers has come to an end. Despite having only six scholar- ship players and three upperclass- men, the Flyers managed to win 27 games for the first time since the 2008-2009 season and reach the third round of the NCAA Tourna- ment for the second consecutive year. Head coach Archie Miller echoed just how special of a sea- son it was in the postgame media press conference. “I’ll remember this season for as long as I live regardless of how long I coach. There will never be a team of seven people duplicate what we did, win 27 games with six scholarship players, a fresh- man, and three sophomores. It will never be done again,” Miller said. The University of Oklahoma of the Big 12 Conference took down Sooners in the first seven minutes Smith who tied a career high with the Flyers 72-66 in front of the of the second half and built up a 16 points and Davis off the bench Flyer Faithful at the Nationwide nine point lead, which ended up with five 3-pointers. Arena in Columbus, Ohio. being their largest of the game. In his final game in a Dayton Led by the backcourt of Jordan The Flyers, seemingly, had all uniform, redshirt senior guard Woodard and Big 12 Player of the the momentum in the game. Three Jordan Sibert finished with seven Year Buddy Wield, who combined straight 3-pointers helped setup points. Sibert racked up 53 wins for 31 points, the Sooners used the big lead, two from Davis and in his two years with the program hot shooting from downtown to one by junior forward Dyshawn and certainly helped re-energize a end the Flyers’ season, converting Pierre. program that so desperately await- eight 3-pointers in the first half The energy inside the building ed it. He became only the second alone. was palpable. The country could player to reach 1,000 career points Oklahoma jumped to a 12-4 lead feel another upset in the making. at UD in only two seasons. just before the 15-minute mark No. 11-seed Dayton was in com- “I couldn’t be prouder of [Jor- of the first half thanks to four plete control of the No. 3-seeded dan] and what he was able to ac- 3-pointers, two of which came off Sooners. complish and to be a difference- the hands of junior guard Isaiah It all went grim after that for the maker for us the last couple of Cousins. Flyers. years really was a script that you The Sooners managed to push Oklahoma outscored the Fly- couldn’t have wrote any better,” that lead all the way to 29-17. The ers 32-15 the rest of the way and Miller said. life was sucked out of the build- Dayton had a cold spell, missing Oklahoma, is headed to the ing and it had all the makings of a shots from the floor for over nine Sweet Sixteen in for the first time blowout in Columbus. minutes. since 2009 to take on the seven-seed Miller and company would The wheels came off for a Day- Michigan State University. The not lie down and die that easily, ton team that was playing their game will be played in the Carrier though. The Flyers came storming sixth game in 10 days even though Dome on the campus of Syracuse back on a 15-0 run that was capped sophomore guard Scoochie Smith University. Coach Lon Kruger has off by a 3-pointer from freshmen thought otherwise. now taken four different schools to guard Darrell Davis to give the “We don’t get tired. We’re still the Sweet Sixteen, the first to do so Flyers their first lead of the game, not tired and won’t be tired,” in NCAA history. 43-40. Smith said. Despite the loss, Dayton has The Flyers were alive and well The Flyers season came to a won a game in back-to-back NCAA and Dayton fans throughout the close in a game so close the play- Tournaments for the first time in building were on their feet chant- ers could taste victory. 48 years. ing and cheering the team. The chances were there for the Top: Kendall Pollard, Jordan Sibet and Kyle Davis were three of the five small The small ball seven went into Flyers to advance to the Sweet Six- ball seven starters this season. Pollard scored 13 points in the third-round the half only down two after what teen in consecutive seasons for the loss to Oklahoma University. seemed to be a cakewalk to the first time since 1965-1966. Bottom: Senior Jordan Sibert played his last game in a Dayton uniform, and Sweet Sixteen for Oklahoma. Four players finished in dou- scored seven points in the loss to Oklahoma. As a team, the Flyers shot 43 Dayton jumped all over the ble figures for the Flyers, led by percent from the floor and 52 percent from 3-point range. FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS