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SPORTS ; Index Staff List News Editor- in- Chief Chelsey Levingston [email protected] Nursing School...... 4 Business Manager College of Nursing raises GPA Alex Hunter requirement as record number [email protected] News Editor of students apply Tiffany Johnson [email protected] Assistant News Eaitor Whitney Wetsig Opinions wetsig.3wright.edu Whitney W tsig Feb. 8 - A female reported that an News Writers Snow Cleanup ...... 7 wet [email protected] unknown male ran towards her while Ryan Hehr she walked on Village Road and jumped [email protected] More commentary from Feb. 6 - Police broke up a party at her. Police were unable to locate Allison Lewis disabled students [email protected] with alcohol and underag gue t . any ne who matched the de cription. Copy Editor ffi er r p rted to an apartment eh. 9 - ~ male tudent wa ar Aaron Larson n Zink R ad after an anonymou call rc t d n an out tanding warrant aft r larson.24 right.edu p lie found itting Sports Editor Features w re civcd. Wh n p lie kn ked n h r on the flo r Clint Davis th do r. on f th tenant out id a ro m in awcctt Hall. davls. 98 wright. du Music Revlew...... 11 and I t th offic r insid . h fomal t Id p lie that he Sports Writers David Sedans' la te tr lease Thrc p pk w re pre nt: tw un b cam wann in cla and pa d ut. Matt Gahris gohris.2 wright .edu .. When You Are Engulfed In dcrag tenants and a 21-y ar-old guc t. M di w r called to th c nc, but Andy Sedlak Flam s" All thr e admitted t drinking b er she rcfu cd treatment. sedlak.4 wright .edu and playing beer pong. The guest told A earch und r her name showed Wright Life Editor police that he purcha d the alcohol. that she had an active warrant through Nikki Ferrell [email protected] Police searched the apartment and Montgomery County for failure to Wright Life Writers Sports found several empty beer cans and appear on six counts of driving under Kelly Porter cups set up for beer pong. The open uspension. [email protected] Pregnancy •...... 14 beers, including the cups were poured After the female gathered her be Jason Vanover New pollcy [email protected] model to addre s out. longings from the classroom and spoke Opinions Editor pregnant athlete co written by The guest was allowed to take the to her teacher, police placed her in Emily Crawford W U professor unopened beer home, and the ca e handcuffs and took her to the Mont- [email protected] g mery County Sheriff's Office Chief Photographer wa referred to Judicial ervic . Jennalee Ziegler [email protected] Photographer Classifieds ...... 15 Courtney Schultz schultz.45 wright.edu Ad Graphics Manager Sam Nieves nieves.6 wnght.edu GraRhics Manager Documentary Night Erin Ash Photo Gallerie . eek In Photos, ash.8 right.edu Ad Manager and Women's Ba etball, Tori Bernstein bernstein.6 a wright.edu Ad Reps Emily Broughton Adveri ting In The Guardian broughton.7 a wnght.edu Caelynn Enneking The Guardian is we kly paper enneking.5 a;wnghl .edu erving more than 16,000 students, Marketing Manager faculty, and staff 1n the Wnght Midiael Wilkerson State University community. Its w1lkerson. l l right.edu Web Editor staff delivers 5,000 copies every Adam Fisher Wednesday to on and-off cam fisher. I 23 wright .edu pus locations. Circulation Manager Also, a weekly online edition Salem Alsulaiman [email protected] averages more than 700 hits per Faculty Adviser day. Melissa Spirek The university community is melissa [email protected] important to the Miami Valley sales market. Approximately 80 percent of WSU's students commute from six surrounding counties. Your company can target the college demographic which wields over $41 billion in discretionary spending. Advertise in our 30 weekly issues throughout the year. Contact Information Fax Number: (937) 775-5535 Advertising Manager: (937) 77 5-5540 Guard an Pho e Nu bers 937). Advertising Representatives· Ed tor n· htef· 775 5534 Opinions & Sports (937) 77 5-5537 7 5 5538 N ws k 775 5536 Adv rt sing 775 553 Fa 775 5535 w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com THE GUARDIAN I Wed nesday, Feb 18. 2009 I NEWS ...... S ...... 3...... Nursing sChool raises GPA requirement II Increasingly Data for nursing school applicants in collaboration with Sinclair Com leadership," said Emily Polzin. began being recorded back in 2003, munity College, called the S.H.A.R.E. 'The B.E.A.C.O.N. program of- competitive and prior to that, the baseline require (Students with High Achievement for fers me the chance to get my nursing ment GPA was a 2.5, said Holdcraft. Rapid Enrollment) program, Holdcraft degree without having the competitive admissions giving The issue with the College ofNurs said. ness that I have previously had to deal rejected nursing ing's baseline GPA requirement is that "We have been meeting with people with," she said. the college work on a competitive at Sinclair and for those students that Polzin plans on graduating in students other admission process rather than some meet Wright States requirements, but fall 2009, and will apply for the schools, such as Sinclair Community are not accepted due to the cut-off B.E.A.C.O.N. program in the winter. degree options College, who hav waiting lists. GPA being higher than what they have, 'We want to fill every seat we have At these schools, as long as their will have the option to attend Sinclair," that's available " Holdcraft said. "We Jessica Gilland students me t the minimum requir - Holdcraft said. don't want to tum someone away that [email protected] ments, they are automatically accepted "If they complete Sinclair' nursing meets the requirement because of the into the program when th y have program then in the ummer W U competitive GPA." Holdcraft aid. Th PA requirement for pring waited their tum. will offer thes nursing student the "By allowing more tudents into 2009 applicant to Wright tate Th main rea n fl r the competi- chance to pick back up at W U and th program and hiring on additional niv r ity llege f Nursing wa ti vcnes f W U' liege fNursing r iv th ir bach lor's degree that faculty, m re tud nt will hav their rai d to a 3.2, the high tit has er i du t the limit d h pital provid they could not receive from inclair," chanc t a R.N. than cv r before b en makin th chool' · admi ion in clinical placements and al o th h added. h re at W U.' proce seven more competitive. numb r faculty n taff that arc willing Another ption ti r student i But a, th college ecom increa - to teach nur ing, aid Holdcraft. to obtain their bachelors' degr in Fin out next weer< if ingly competitive, a variety of option "Fortunately, I wa able to get in something other than nursing, and enable students to still acquire a degree nursing school my first time applying," then come back and receive their more faculty will be in nursing if they are turned away. said senior Ashley Clapp, a nursing R.N. [Registered Nurse licensure] Of the 189 students that applied for maJor. in five quarters. This is called the hired to keep up the College ofNursing this spring, 122 "But a lot of my friends that were B.E.A.C.O.N. (Baccalaureate Educa were accepted. unsuccessful in getting in were given tion Accelerates Career Opportunities with the increase This is the largest amount of stu many other options to still obtain their in Nursing) program. dents in WS U history to be accepted," nursing degree" she said. "Due to the limited amount of fac in nursing students said Carol Holdcraft, assistant dean of One option for students at WS U ac ulty and clinical space, I changed my nursing at Wright State. quiring a nursing degree is a program major from nursing to organizational Professor appointed to state commission Oriana Lerner "i consistent with what I teach a a Lerner.5 a wright.edu faculty member in the o~partment of 'ommunication, what I do a a media Dan D teph n, a WS U prof sor, tor, and in how I direct the enter for has ju t been n:appointed as ccretary caching and Learning." to the Ohio ommi ion on Di pute His cour es, ommunication and Resolution and onflict Management Consulting and Dispute Systems De (OCDRCM). sign (Com 475), al o focus on media DeStephen i a professor in the tion. Thi spring, he will teach om mmunication Department and the 475. director of the Center for Teaching and '"This work brings depth and case Leaming. studies to the classroom that excites The OCDRCM provides conflict our students and helps to make them management and prevention services competitive in the field upon gradua to schools, colleges, courts and state tion," said Melissa Spirek, Department government. According to its website, of Communication chair. its main purpose is to extend knowl "An exp~rt mediator is an invalu edge of dispute resolution and conflict able resource to the institution and to management strategies through its the department," said Spirek. "I am informative programs and mediation. thrilled when faculty bridge theory "I was drawn to the commission with practice," she said. because of its mission to promote "At that time (I was appointed), I the use of collaborative processes in was very active on the national level resolving conflicts," said DeStephen. within the professional organization The group focuses on resolving con within the field of dispute resolution flicts through mediation rather than (the Association for Conflict Resolu litigation, he said. tion),'' said DeStephen. DeStephen has followed the com "And even though I was not a law mission from its inception in 1989, yer, my work within Ohio with vari since he was working with the Center ous court systems had given me some for Urban Affairs and the City of Day visibility within the legal system," he ton to create a mediation program for said. the City of Dayton. For more information on this com He said that he was drawn to the mission visit: http://disputeresolution. commission because their mission ohio.gov/commissn.htm w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 4 Wednesday, Feb 18, 2009 I THE GUARDIAN ...... ,..,...... A war without end in the Promised Land
II Israeli-Palestinian sociated Press. To this day, violence affected by the fighting that is going Though he was never stationed in continues in the area. on in Israel. Though born in the United the Gaza Strip itself, he has an inside conflict personal for With what started as a holy war State, Mohammad (Moody) Kassem's view as to what Israel's role is in the two WSU students over the city of Jerusalem hundreds parents were born in Palestian and he conflict. of years ago, has now turned into an knows people over there. He also went When reading this article it is ongoing war between the Palestinians on a Middle Eastern tour Ryan Hehr last summer. important to remember that these are and the Israelis. Ehud Borovoy served in the Israeli [email protected] the views of just two people. There are Several countries have tried to in military for eight years and has been many other people in the world being tervene and promote peace by having living in the United States for a year In late December, Israel launched an affected by these events that could both sides sign cease fire agreements. and a half. During his time in the attack against the Hamas government have different opinions. These are the However, neither side has kept their military Borovoy was a civilian police in Palestin to stop year of rocket fire views of two student willing to talk agreement. officer and trained people to become at southern Israel, according to the A - about the subject with The Guardian. Here are the views of two student soldiers. Two sides of terror There are no winners No end in sight Off the battlefield
n the Pale tinian id thi i With th war lasting for a long a om ee th rea on for the war De pite the fighting, killing, and viewed a I ra I trying to c ntrol a any tud nt can rem mber, it would be c ntinuing g e far b yond th fact violenc going on in Israel, p ople elect group of people in a p ific ea y to think that b th sid s want th that the two side can't c me to an from these two side can get along region. What goes in and what goes war ta.king place until there is a clear agre ment. when they are not on the battlefield. out is all closely monitored by the winner. ·Unfortunately in my opinion, I "I have nothing against Israeli Israeli government. Before entering This couldn't be further from the hope it will go away, but I don't see it people in general or Jewish people,' the Gaza Strip, they are searched by truth. going away in the future or anywhere said Kassem. "I'm friends with a lot of Israeli soldiers for any kind of weapon Like the many countries who have close to that for two reasons: One, as these people and neither does my fam- or harmful device. tried to find peace between the two long as there will be that religion as . ily. It's their government people and •'It's really a one-sided war," said sides, both Palestinians and Israelis pect from the Old Testament who is in the people that will kill for no reason." Kassem. "You're not allowed to have alike want the fighting to stop. control, as long as the parties who are Borovoy's story goes much deeper weapons. If you are caught with a The number of casualties at this in control of the government are driven than that. weapon you are either jailed on the point are uncountable for both sides. by religious views, then it will never Having only been in the United spot, killed or if you attempt to attack The idea of either side coming out (leave)," said Borovoy. States for just over a year-and-a-half, an Israeli soldier, even if you are de victorious if there ever is an end to "Two, the economics. Someone is he knew no one when he first arrived fending your land as a Palestinian. the war is ludicrous to those who have gaining money from this whole situa to Wright State. "They insight basic terror. The been affected. tion. Whenever there is war someone In a weekend of planned activities in ight fear into the people." ' o way, there i no winner. o is getting money. Whether it is the for international students, Borovoy From the I raeli tand point. the far there i a lot of lo " aid Boro peopl who are producing weapon , or was the only per on from Israel and country i simply doing what it ha to oy. ··There's just I ing, no winner. people who are controlling the situa one other person (\ ho requested to do to protect it el from the Palestinian obody' won anything. There are tion someone is getting money. Those remain unnamed) was the only person government may ·nftict upon them. all these ca ualtie , all the e people are two things that I think that are from Palestine. All of the check point and regula getting hurt, people from both ide contributing to the whole ituation and The two are good friend to this tions are in an effort to pre cnt terror arc ·uffering. o who i winning? o won't let it go." day. i tic attacks, whkh ha\ e b en sought one." ·1 know only one per n and he i on th1..: c untry in the pa t. According ntil th r is an agreement bet ccn Who's to blame? my be t friend. It's ironic," said B - t B rovoy, any r ntment tO\ ard the t'li o ides, there will continue to be ro oy. "He was the first person I met I rael from the Pale - more lo. s e cryday. With each pass . o who i to blame for all this cor here on th campus of Wright tale tinian people is well ing day, despite the ruption? I there and we became friend understood. fact there is a cease anyone per on or right away. ... The funny thing .... lost of the time fire agreement t,1foup of people is there i. iolence signed between the to point the finger people a k how it can t\ o ide , there be, and the an wer i be au 1;: of th. I racli for cau ing this controlling all of the i iolencc in the whole \ ar to drag we don t mix mon y or borders and they are Gaza region each on? politic in our lives." the one controlling day. According to As for those who who i going While the Is Kassem, the two come from the two in ide and who is raelis are trying to sides who feuding countries and going outside," pre ent terrorism are fighting · hate people from their said Borovoy. from taking place should be at opposing country, "A lot of in their country, blame. Borovoy simply doesn't people are try Palestinians simple .. I think see the sense their di - ing to (leave the want the land they they are like. Gaza Strip and) say belongs to both in the '"It will bother me come inside Is them. And they right and in from the only point of rael to work and won't give it up, the wrong," view that it's ignorant. gain their family no matter what the said Kas- If you are here, first of ome money to price is. cm. "Israel all, you 'r not in that eat and survive, "It's their land. has a right to whole situation over there so that threat, you and Israel is stop Ehud Borovoy I guess a lot of defend itself, . Muhammad Kassem are ping them, or putting people are just arro true, but they don't away from that situ in a curfew at the gate gant," said Kassem. have a right to kill ation. And if you are judging because they are trying to prevent a '"Now granted, to them, this is a very, 50 people for ev- someone you have never met terrorist attack. Therefore people are very important place. It's the center of ery one person of their's that is killed. before because he is from a native not going to work, people are not get all three major religions in the world That is just ridiculous. But Palestinians country that is always at war with you and you don't know him ting paid people are not getting things and they just feel that it is their land should not be attacking people either. at all to me to their family so that causes a lot of and they are not giving up. They are That is just as bad as Israel. I think that is ignorant." anger." going to die for it." they are both in the wrong." w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com ..... $.t..~ ..g.~ ..nt Qrg ~ .. :...... l'.' ..,~.n.~.'9.~.Y.:F..e.I>. .1~:. ~.()()9. ...1 •• 1.H.~.. ~~'.°'.R.~'~t:i ...... ·. s FMLA sponsers V-Day celebration Allison Lewis It raises funds and awareness through Egypt and Iraq. campus," said Vlasnik. [email protected] benefit productions of playwright and Every year the money raised at This year's V-Day Celebration fea founder Eve Ensler's award winning WSU's performance of the Vagina tured a mixed-gender cast performance The Feminist Majority Leader play, The Vagina Monologues,n said Monologues goes to the university's of A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, ship Alliance (FMLA) sponsored The Amber Vlasnik, FMLA faculty advi sexual assault prevention and educa and a Prayer in addition to The Vagina Vagina Monologues and A memory, sor. tion fund. Monologues. a Monologue, and a Prayer as part of V-Day movements in the U.S. and . "In 2006, V-Day organizers and the The second production is a set of 1 1 W U's 4 h annual V-Day on Feb 13 h around the world have raised over $60 FML A began work to endow the fund. monologues written for men by men; it 2009. Million and funded over 5000 com Since it inception, V-Day production was first in 2008's V-Day celebration. "V-Day i a global movement to munity based anti-violence programs, have raised almost $I 0,000 for sexual Tickets nearly sold out this year end violenc against women and girls. and supported safe houses in Kenya, assault prevention and education on and approximately $2000 was raised. SG syllabus archive launched Tiff any Johnson [email protected]
Student Government's (SG) syllabus archive, a project three years in the making, is up and run ning for students. It's designed so they [students] can see how a course is designed before they register for i4" said Kyle McAllister, SG's Director of Academic Affairs. Anyone can upload syllabuses to the archive, found at www.wsusg.com/syllabus. Professors can al o up1oad future or past yllabu e as well as students. McAllister said that it would allow students to see how a course is put together or how a teacher likes to run hjs courses before the register to "'help students be better prepared for class". urr ntly, the archi e has over 9 I y11abu e available. tudents can earch by department, course number, profe or or tcnn. ' We wanted to do this with WSU," aid McAl lister, "but getting through the red tape was too much. I was trying to get approval from several organizations when Josh [Cope, SG Director of Web Communications] said we could do this on our site." Cope designed the syllabus archive sy tern for SG on their own site. "I got a Jot of people's feedback on what they needed," said Cope. At first. users could only search by class, but Cope expanded it to depart ment, teachers and term. "He's [Cope] what made this," said McAl lister, 'I'm just happy something happened to it, whether it died or flourished. I just wanted to put it to bed." "I like to see other people's projects go up," said Cope, "I want to see it grow bigger." The syllabus archive will depend on users' contributions in order to keep it updated and ready. The site will also have to undergo a rede sign if WSU votes to move to semesters in the next few years. "We '11 depend on student contributions," said McAllister. Users will not have to register to upload a syl labus, but the archive does log Internet Service Providers (ISP) for security reason. The site can be accessed from the SG homepage or can be directly accessed atwww.wsusg.com/syllabus.
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The global economic cri i i the be t time to ·tudy abroad. That be cau e if anything, the cri i show how interconnected the world i ·. By gaining international experi ence· and forming international rela tion hip n w, c 11\;gc. tudcnt will b prepared to enter an incrca ingly globaliz d w rkforcc. mpl yer ar • I oking for graduat with such competiti c int rnational c · pcricncc, aid lichdk . trc tcr-1· rra ri. Univ r it L gi~ to omp t al:c rding to th ucc ~ plans. nother r a on thi i ~ the be t time to tudy abroad is graduate who gain thc~e int mati nal kills during the t:con mic cri i can mo t.: th1.: Ohio ec nomy fem: 'ard. Ohio c uld benefit from for ign direct inve tment e pe cially in the Miami Valley, where total vacant indu trial pace i 26,470,574 quar fe t, according to the Miami Val Icy Industrial De 'el pment A se - mcnt b the Miami Valley Rcgi nal Student takes a deeper look Planning mm1 1 n. How er, nly ab ut n per- cent of W U undergrads, or about into Obama's education plan 200 students go abroad a year, said Streeter-Ferrari. Even though going • Student points out Education data). Then what becomes and Saudi Arabia, or by raising taxes abroad is almost a rite of passage at of the freshman after their first year? on all facets of the American economy. other universities, she said the biggest the complications of During their sophomore year they Do not be naYve enough to believe that obstacle for W U tudents, many first Obama's education would h~ve to come up with that extra only the so called "nasty rich" will be generation, i cost. And cost is only $4,000 in order to stay in school. taxed. excaberated in the economic crisis. plan ideals In today's employment environment When taxes are raised on business But students may not have the same one year of college means nothing and es, they are forced to raise the price of opportunities to travel after college leads an individual with a job no better their products to cover this increased and can apply scholarships and finan Gregory Wiesemann than minimum wage. cost, which ultimately becomes an cial aid to study abroad programs. [email protected] What is the next solution? Does the added cost that gets trickled down to There are still opportunities to study Obama administration plan on giving the consumer. abroad this summer at www. wright. This editorial is in response to the every college student $4,000 every Now ask yourself who the con edu/ucie/studyabroad. Consider two article; Obama inauguration means big year? sumer is? leading journalists. changes for higher education by Ryan Using those same D.O.E. numbers, Answer: they are other businesses, In Foreign Affairs, F areed Zak.aria Hehr. after four years with just one class of the upper class, the middle class, and said the future is a unipolar world, Mr. Hehr writes about the educa college students the government cost the lower class Americans; no citizen rather than an American superpower, tion changes that President Obama is will be $21,456,000,000. is immune to higher taxes. but the U.S. can shape and master this proposing; however, we need to look Where does President Obama ex This is just one of a growing num new landscape if it embraces that fact. at the numbers before we champion pect to find this money? ber of impossible to fulfill dreams be In an October 2008 New York Times this cause. Add to this program the near ing pushed by the new administration. editorial, Thomas Friedman said the There are questions that need to be $900,000,000,000 "stimulus" package In November, many Americans voted U.S. needs foreign direct investment asked about this proposal. currently being pushed through Con for Hope and Change, it appears that to survive the economic crisis and the First, when one looks at the $4,000 gress and down the throats of working President Obama and the Congres result will be a more globally inter first year proposal, you have to ask America, there are only two piaces to sional Democrats will be spending and twined and competitive America. how and where the government will obtain this much capital. mortgaging our country while leav Therefore, students who don't take come up with $5,364,000,000 (yes, The Administration and Congres ing Americans with only the hope of the chance to study abroad in this 5.3 billion dollars) for the estimated sional Democrats will either obtain change left in our pockets. global economic crisis could be left 1,341,000 yearly incoming freshman, the money through high interest loans behind. (based on United States Department of from foreign governments like China w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 7 Wright S.tate population should consider difficulties of disabled cral accounts from m~ f llow tudents ated. did not let slick roads or car trouble in wheelchair about how they e ·pe Wright tate i one of four univer top them from going to cla during • Students as well ricnced feeling of helples ne and sities in the entire nation that ha e the storm and disabled students did not as officials should be fru tration \ hen they got aid wheel upp rt er ices for di ·ablcd . tudent . let the po sibiJity of getting. tuck or chairs tuck in a pile f now. I d b1;; lyino if I said that was not the . tiding top u either. aware of disabled 1 knew from pa t winter e. periences main rea on I decid d to go to school M~ point is whether we depend on students on campus that th c type· of thing· were going to here, but omcthin_! eL e that made me legs or\ heel , we all tudents attend happened during the tonn, and I d bet want to attend this univcr. ity wa its ing this univer~ity to get education and that m fi>llm di ablcd tudcnts did reputation for bein ry di er and we all deserve to be taken into con id tried our b1..:st to attend tudent-ori1;;ntcd. cration hen official mak1..: d ci ion Allison lewis a well but we an a s. is cry 'er l: about th uni r. it . Staff Submi sion cla and other commitments The student b )dy di I am not ayin 1 disabled stud nL and as i e idenccd by the vent of 1 am not aying that o 1cials should de rv m lal < I hnn ry for ) in t< th r cnt 110\ , torm man r ntudents cater to nct:d of one .,roup of tudcnl le skatin' i one ol tho t thin l cla s b cau \ e li ·11ainl · do not. reco 1 nizc that div1..:1 sit and help oth- o l.!r another bccau. c the houldn t~ hav ' atcl cd on tel ·vision hut n 1 many abl -b ldi d r w h 'll th r n d it. inslt;;ad th nc ·t time om thing like c m clo toe ·p ri ncing. 'l hat i In fact, I ow pe pie 1)1( had ju la much trou I I annot imagine th t the offi ·ial th rec nt no , t rm happen the r until I· t 'e k wh n the no . tonn that k a we did. 1any har1;; Chuck Arneson Army ROTC faculty I enjoyed reading your recent article about tht: inauguration being "one of the most moving moments." I couldn't agree with the tudents you inter viewed for your story more. However there i a co t, or should I . ay re ponsibility, to enjoy this c pe ricncc and recall the memories. A Americans we are all responsible to personally care for our national land marks and nature treasures. I am em barrassed to set foot on our Mall over the past few years -- its "shameful" to borrow a phrase! Don't get me wrong, I am not try ing to diminish their experience or suggest they contributed to the mess. But now the Washington Mall renova tion, e.g. sod to green & clean up this National Treasure, was written out of the Stimulus Bill! The Washington Mall represents all of America and it looks like a lunar landscape. It cost the US Govern ment (taxpayers) over 21 million dollars to clean up the mess left for this memorable moment ... (after over $100 Million was spent on the inaugu ration itself). Nice. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 8 ...... r.H.E..~~'.".~.°.!:~.M. 1•• ~':.ci.~:'.~.Cl~:. F_:~. _1_~:. 2.()()9...... H...... Adventure Summit to be a hit II Organiz rs expect ing and an indoor triathlon. While both the bouldering and Featured speaker big numbers ka aking e ents r quire regi tration Al o making an appearance in for participation, the other demos are recognition of the Adventure ummit despite Ski Club presented a fir t omc first serve with \ ill be Ann Bancroft who \\a the fir ·t the hop · that tho. who want to \\ i 11 scheduling conflict ha 1c a chanc to participat in the acti itic ·. Nikki Ferrell ferrell.Sa right.edu Jason Vanover vanover. 7 a right.edu Inn and 1c: d Ri\ er Mountain. For inf rmation on th\; l: ent and/ or hm to regi ter, visit http:// \ w. m tropark .org/ad\ enture ummit/ to parti ipatc in man) acti ri tic ~ including um- sno\\ b arding_ ro k limbing, kayak- Clockwise from top left: Razzmatazz and Jazz performs at last week~ Java n 'Jazz; Alex Lopiz, senior accounting major, and Charlotte Winters practice their moves in HPRJ 00 - Swing Dance; Luke Wortley, an major, sketches in the lobby ofthe Creative Arts Center; Rowdy warm up the crowd at the WSU women~\' basketball game Thursday, Feb. 12; Nora Hunter, pre i de11t of Wome11 in Pursuit ofScience at WSU, listens during a meeting last week. Photo credits: top right: Jennalee Ziegler I The Guardian. All other photos Courtney Schultz I The Guardian. w w w . t h e g, u a r d i a n o n I i n e . c o m WRIGHT LIFE I Wednesday, Feb 18, 2009 I THE GUARDIAN 9 ...... , ...... Free mug·s, jazz music i the Market event featured· n,'' said McGowin. "The band sounds great," she II Monthly added. Dixieland Jazz Band; free The events are held in the Union Market area, o there is a mi.· of the usual lunch crowd and some mugs gone in 10 minutes who come out to see the perfornrnnce. Appleman said that h thought about a fo, hundred people' ould Angela Gabelman tum out for the event. [email protected] "Thcr '·a decent jazz ·ccnc in Dayton, and thi gi es th m tht.: opportunit t come in and c po c A .la a N' Jazz event was held on Feb. I I in the that," aid Appl man. "We want pc ple to ha t.: a tud1::nt Union Hearth Loung1.:. g od time and pro idc . ·po urc to dii fer nt tylc · of Razzmatazz and Jazz, a Di. ieland jazz band, mu ·ic than y u hear n the radio,'' sh aid. per ormcd. 'I he band was cho en du1.: to the I ro ·im When it om ~ t th bands about hal arc r turn ity to Mardi Gra · . aid Ashky Appleman, \·ho is in ers and half ar • ne\ , ··1id Appleman. here'· al o har 'c of organizin, th cvi.:nts ca ·h month a well a mi · of oil g a 1 C and oldi.;r p rform r and men is d minat d b a s I tin and b )0 ing th p rlorm r . an women. Hm ' r the jazz en "'I h purpo of lava N Jazz i t ) brin 1 a little male. cultur to stud ·nt an I ·p< "them to a little jazz ' ''lt's, rela ·c:d pro ... s. aid pplcman. "Wi;, ha said ppl m·m. upporl from the tud nt nion and spon or ,' . he aid ... It a ft I-good tr at or tud nt and a ni J' va Jazz 1,;;\ ent. ar hdd once a month. I-rec t h t: on campu ·." mug· and c ff t: ar avail bl to the audience on a tr dition fir ·t come first er e ba i and cu tom r can '3 e "I like [th1.: band],'' said. phomorc Brian ounik was hi 10 percent off the Wright up ~ pecial. a computer science major. He said that thi The en ironmcnt at the event was bu y (due to first time at a Ja a 'Jazz e cnt and he came for a th cro\ ded lunch area), but also rdaxcd with the c1a project. mu ic playing. The free mug were gone within 10 "(The band] i cute,. said freshman Alida Tryloft~ minute . a marketing major. ''I aw ome flyers. but I \ as ju ·t "Free coffee make it more fun ., aid Audrey here eating lunch." said Tryloff. think the mu ic is good,'' said fre hman Er- Mc O\ ·in, an en ironmental chemi.·try profe sor ''I at Wright State. ··1 lo e Di ·ieland Jazz and I tr to ica Frank. · It othing, and I \ ould come again," Stude11ts tand i11 li11e for free mugs at Java 11 'Jazz Hed11es come to a many Java ' Jazz perfonnances as I he ·aid. day, F eh. JI. WRIGHT LIFE BULLETIN BOARD p residential l series. a ecture • i1ge/a Ja . ~ 4 VIS Feb. 2,., 7: 0 to 9· 0 P llo R · /l.m. o?m, tud nt Umon 1(.,r- 0 /1dt'nt/I {itJ/Ul ! / l t' pen to th public. f {tJ-ll r: /snl e Friday Feb. 20 3 to4p.m.. 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[email protected] Jason Vanover Mute Math made a name for with the critically acclaimed 2005 [email protected] themselves when they re-wrote the album "Worlds Apart," their recent David edari i well known for his 'Transfonners'' theme in 2007, landed release. "The Century of elf' takes a commentary on National Public Radio a grammy nomination for their hit rougher approach that in tum pre ents a well a for his witty writing abili Thursday: Typical. and joined Alani Morissette a mu t-listen album. tie . In hi mo t recent book, When "Common Existence" for a worldwide tour. After re-releasing Opting to forgo the conventi nal You Are Engulfed In Flames, edaris For fans of Taking Back Sunday, their self titled debut in early 2006, ways of recording an album, And You ontinue to impr hi s audience with Underoath, Saosin they managed to disappear a quick as Will Know Us ... went into the tudio com d and kill. While documenting Thursday· ' Full llap c'' re- they bur t onto the cene. with a plethora of material, ha hed hi p r nal cxpericnc in this b ok, lca cd in 2002 i con idered by many Three years out the meticulous a pect that go into he u c satire and an clab rate ocabu to be on of thee cntial album lat r the four their art-r ck und, and recorded each lar to help reader. find the humor in in the post-hardcore gcnr . paving om 1eturns to track Ii ca appo ed to rec rding ec cv r ' situation. 'a ' 1or the lik ~ of My h mi al form with th ir tion · o 1.:r a l n r p riod of tim . The edari claim. Rom· nee 'I aking B· ck unday and end re ult i a cohe ivc picc of mu ic that a lisp whi ·h nderoalh. in c · then we have · en that reflect thl; mindset that nt into taught him to many mor hand come and go whit creating th alhum. s arch for s-lcss'' adopting a . imilar sound, \ hich for n ra k. uch a ' Ascending" and \ ord i the rc a on a while put thc: m at the for fro nt of a ''Far Pavilion ' hO\ ca ~ th1.: 1 i<.: for his remarkable mu. ical takeov r. ho ca ·cs their . ound heard on pr vious efforts, \\hilc ocabulary. All ince then. hO\ e er, Indie rock new ave rock ound that found great ofter ong such as ''Luna Park'' and of Sedaris' book · ha made a return. hip/hop and acclaim on their pre iou effort. "Inland Sea·· explore a pasture the are broken down dance still remain a powerhou e, and The upcoming full-length· first band ha yet to tread. into a coll ection other experimental acts make up the single" potlighf'. is featured on the The album's high points are high ofe ay \ rhich I pkth ra of what ound i relevant in ep, borrowing from pre ious album while a fe, points are equally low. found made this music today. hit's . uch as ''Control'' and "Noticed.' The arti tic ide of the band can be book an a ·ier read. Thursday ti:ing their p ychedelic form with a bit much at times. and the gloomy In tead of having one l ng tory that \\ill relea e a generalized indie rock sound, Mute ocals feel a bit redundant by the time could drag on and on, edari chose to their new Math ha carved out a genre in its O\ 1n. you get to the end of the album. uch compile a ariety of storie . album ·• om They manage to be one of those bands shortcoming • however, are not enough In addition to having the book bro mon E.· i - who when you hear. you automatically to take a a_,' from the points that do ken up into different essay . edari · tence," in the know who you are listening to. shine on the album. jumps around with many different wake of this "' potlighf' m anages to shed a little ***15 thoughts within each e s ay. In one changing of the light onto the idea by delivering four particular part of this book entitled guard. Good song that share impli tic qualitie 'The moking ection', he goes off on albums will get sv allowed up in the while taking on a life of their own. spiel about his grandmother's littering idea of this certain type of music Each song could be a single from a habits after telling the readers about failing to gain the same sort of buzz it different tage in the band career, how he was fined for littering because did a few years back. especially the spacey-ballad "Clock he threw his cigarette butt on the Music fans crave tunes they work." This i the type of ong that ha elly Porter ground. It' the little di traction like hav n 't heard b fore, and thi album hit written all over it, which is a good orter. [email protected] this that frustrated me but also kept me is the archetype of omething that has thing for the mu ic world in general. entertained all at the same time been done especially by themselve The problem with EP's tend to be tinyurl.com 'The Smoking Section', also on four previous albums. The one the idea that bands usually tweak the Do you ever have a website you want discusses Sedaris' first encounters thing they do have going for them as songs a bit once they release the full to show a friend but the URL is just with smoking. He tells the readers of pioneers of such a sound is, however, length effort, which could be a bad ridiculously long? On this website users his fourth grade class field trip to the is the idea that they do stay true to thing here. The songs work, and hope can enter in the long URL and it gets American Tobacco Plant. Sedaris has what they are good at: meticulously fully they realize that when it comes formatted into a smaller URL, a tiny one a remarkable way of turning some placed riffs and breakdowns that time to give audiences another full actually. Therefore, an eight line URL thing taken so differently today into showcase their music ability. length effort. could tum into something as simple as a humorous topic of the past. He is "Unintended Long Term Effects" *** Yi out of 5 http://tinyurl.com/6. This is especially one of those people that will say what and "Beyond The Visible Spectrum" great for emails and the newly generated everyone else is thinking. happen to be two of the better tracks And You Will Know Us ... : tiny URL will never expire. "Back when I started, you could still off the album, and surprisingly man smoke at work, even if you worked age to be the two tracks that find the "The Century of Self" www.monstertrak.com in a hospital where kids with no legs band taking a bigger chance then For fans of Modest Mouse, Arcade If you're planning on landing a sum were hooked up to machines." Sedaris previous efforts. Softer vocals and Fire & Bloc Party mer internship, now is the time to be uses descriptions like this to grasp the attention to background details make In recent years, the glossy produc applying. If nothing struck you at the re reader and keep them entertained. He both tracks a pleasant surprise. tion that goes into recording an album cent career fairs WSU has been holding, does not hold back and I found this In a genre that seems to be fading, often outweighs the actually material use this site to help. This website allows helped keep my interest because I was its disappointing to get a release like on the disk. While this isn't neces users to search for internships and entry curious about the next off-the-wall this that would have likely sold a mil sarily always a bad thing in that it level positions and also gives helpful comment he was going to make. lion copies in early 2000. The five has changed the face of what can be career advice, all for free. In addition to this book, David piece that makes up the band, how recorded, it sometimes leaves the raw Sedaris has a collection of others ever, still remain some of the more quality that goes into an album in the www.buy-discount-gift-cards. to be equally hilari which are all said talented musicians making music background. com ous. So, if you're looking for a book which could translate into something While And Ebay users can often find gift cards for with comic relief and an easy read, new and exciting in the future. You Will Know sale at a much lower rate than the actual I suggest picking up When You Are **15 Us By the Trail value of the card. This website compiles Engulfed In Flames. This New York of Dead have all the ebay listings for this type of thing. Times bestseller is sure to give read Mute Math: "Spotlight" followed simi Instead of going to ebay and having to ers a laugh just as the stress of winter lar suit in years For fans of Coldplay, Snow Patrol & searc~ just go to this website where they quarter is starting to take its toll. Phantom Planet past, especially have all the listings ready to view. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 12 ...... _T':f~.~~~-R·°-'~.tl ..l..'.".".~.d.~~'.~?Y: F_,,~ 1.~:.2.~~9...... S pQ RI.S...... Second place finish not out of question for men's basketball ond eed inc they picked up win at rebound. II Todd Brown oyola of hicago and Detroit. And The Raider (16-10, 10·5 HL) tied continues to thrill, th y did it, to teal a lin from Ring • with l veland tate for third place. with a little h Ip fr m th ir fri nd . till ne d a few dominoes to fall in scoring in double reen ay was w pt by th other their fav r to climb into ec nd place. digits 14 of his last two 1 agu team in Ohio, bringing With only three league gam s r main Wright L tat nly a gam ut of ing. Wright tat need to win ut and 15 outings ond pl cc. hope that 1r n Bay lo cs twic and Ju ta ------l vcland tatc once. w ck after ·lump, but irccn Bay comes to the Nutter Matt Gehris gcttin l "Its the same shots I was shooting at the ha , incc enter for the fin l 'Jame f the r 1 ular gahris.2 right.edu bl vn ut beginning of the ea on and now they're returned t ea on. byl ague hi Id rm h la t time the Raider met the After the men' ha ketball t am' that earned Phoenix was way back on Dec. 4, re ent lo to But) r, it looked like rival just going in for me." Butler, the him pre- during the Raiders eventual 0-6 run Wright tate would have to settle for Raiders that kicked off the season. This is a a battle for third place in the Horizon Todd Brown season Sec- crushed different Wright State team and you League standings. ' ond Team Detroit Mens basketball player All-Horizon can bet they 're going to be looking for Green Bay eemed to have the 61-48. ~~~-~-~~~~~--~~~~----League revenge. prized econd seed locked up, \l hich Wright tate s defense, second in the honor. The Raiders return to action this w uld earn th m a two-round bye into nation in points allowed per game, Brown has scored in double-figure Wedne day, Feb. 18, for their final the emifinals of the upcoming league held the Titans without a field goal for in 14 of the last 15 games. road game of the season at Illinois tournament. nearly the first 10 minutes of the game "Everybody has their stretches Chicago. They return home this They had a three-game lead over the and only 15 points in the first half. where shots don t fall," Brown aid. Saturday, Feb. 21, for a nonconference Raiders with five games left and a win The Raiders also forced 22 turn "Ifs the same shots I was shooting at game when they will host North over Butler, which gives the Phoenix over while giving the ball away only the beginning of the season and now eastern as part ofESPNU's Bracket the edge in a tiebreaker. 10 time translating to a 21-8 advan they 're just going in for me." Busters. But aft r la t w ek, th Raiders are tage in points off tumov r . Will Graham added 10 point and The game will tip off at 11 a.m. and within striking di tance f that sec- '"I thought our acti ity level \: as ix assists, while Ronnie Thomas b televised on E PN2. came off the b nch to pull down nine To a kea r WSU forward Cory Cooperwood tallied 19 points at Loyola, tying his career-high. w w w . t h e g u a r 'd i a n o n I i n e . c o m ...... s!.?..~r.s .. 1 ••":'.".~°-"~~-~Y:. r..,.~_ 1_8.:.~_o_°.9. ..1..r.~.E .c:7~.~~~'~".' ...... J 3 Lady Raiders fall twice WSU sports Andy Sedlak grasp of sports to know they were go her defensive aggression. quick hits [email protected] ing to be out for blood. In short, Coach Williams may sleep Still, when a team is picked to finish a little better at night knowing Fox Clint Davis Ugh. second in the preseason, one can- could be around for another three [email protected] The Wright State women's basket not help but to wish for more than an seasons. ball team extended their losing streak overall record of I 0-14 and 6-7 in the "Right now she's a freshman but • The softball team kept their 2009 to four this past weekend, with losses Horizon League. she's got to be a senior on the floor," slate rolling, competing in the Phyllis mounting after their games against "I know we have a huge deficit said Williams. "Obviously, we recruit Rafter Memorial in Kennesaw, GA last reen Bay (62-51) and Milwaukee when it comes to leadership," said ed her to replace the deficit we had on weekend. The Raiders went undefeated (70-64). head coach Bridgett Williams. '"Obvi the post last year." on Friday, beating Tennessee Tech and Adding insult to injury, both con ously, we 're talented; w 're in games. The Lady Raider near future may Kennesaw State. They then went on to tests took plac n the Raiders' hom We'r losing by single digits. But at hold a few more rough currents. This lose two to SIU Edwardsville, includ c urt. thi point, it do n 't seem like we have week, they begin a road trip that pits ing the champion hip match. Check Vi s, there re explanation . that leader hip to motivate u and con them against d ft nding champions out next week's i sue for previews he Lady Raid r play in a very tinue to push through," Williams aid. leveland Stat ( 14-10, 8-4 Horizon of both the Wright tate softball and competitive 2008-2009 Horizon There isn't a bundle of seniority on League). baseball teams. League and each of the Raiders' last this Raider team. Their salvation may have to two games arrived with a bit of chal As of Saturday's tip-off, there come on Saturday, when they play • The men's tennis team split their lenge. was only one upperclassman Gunior Youngstown State (2-21, 0-12 Horizon matches on Saturday, Feb. 14, defeat The Green Bay Phoenix are unde Charne Dixon) in the team's starting League). ing Georgetown (KY) College 5~ 2 but feated in the Horizon League and hold lineup. As a matter of fact, only four Pushover opponent or not, the coach failing to top Eastern Kentucky 4-3. a lofty overall record of 21-3. of all 13 team members are upper knows this important late-season Sophomores Landon Neuman and Jan The Panthers from Milwaukee are classmen. Just one of them, Mallory stretch is going to take some toughness Alafriz went 4-0 on the day, however, not in the same echelon as Green Bay, Wyrick, is a senior. to complete. keeping the Raiders afloat. The team is but the Panthers entered Saturday's This lays the foundation for the "This is going to be a tough road now 2-6 heading into Friday's contest contest one game behind Wright State future, but there are still some bright trip for us," concludes Williams. HWe against Toledo. in the all-important league standings. spots in the present time. haven't won a game yet in the second Also, the Raiders shook the Pan Freshman Molly Fox is one of them. half. Hopefully our kids will really • WSU track competed at the All thers 61-41 earlier in the season. That She erupted in the second half of focus on what this is about and come Ohio Championships in Findlay on beating took place in front of Milwau the Milwaukee game, putting up 11 out ready to scrap. ' Saturday. The team finished l 0 of 12, kee's fans. point . More than that, her presence Agreed. with Heather Parrish finishing third in One doesn't need Scott Van Pelt's on the floor is outstanding, particularly the triple jump event. w w w. the guardian on Ii n e. com 14 ...... ~ .~~. ?.~~~.°.!~.N.. .l .. '."'.~.ci.~.~'.~.Cl~:. _F_::~ .! ~:.. 2.()()9...1. ..sP..?.~.r~...... New NCAA pregnant-athlete policy model was born at Wright State Clint Davis hat progn: . knee v don't kick th m out of orcnscn ha done all that is in her [email protected] Th r ' ere many toric. of chool " noted oren. en. p wer to back pregnant athlete , but athlete b ing treated in iolation of 1 he N AA ruleb ok, the con titu the policy model is till just a model In the even years after bi.!ginning federal law" said orcn ·en refer tion for any member school, ays it and doe n 't carry the force of a bylaw, her rcLcarch into the i · ·uc of pregnant ring to the attitude around the country i nly pennittcd for an institution to meaning there is no penalty for not student-athlete policies around the regarding pregnancy in athletics. guarantee financial aid for one year at fol lowing it. A, Beth or n n. Ph.D., ha Th pr blcm, r n en found was a time, July 1 to Jun 0. allowing f r , ometime t ea ily forgotten in seen a lot< f progrcs . that many in titutions impl didn t the cancellation of an athlete's scholar the ·c , ituation though, are male ath But he kn lWS the )rk i far fr m have a polic rcgardin 1 the treatment ship at the end of they ar, regard le · letes who father children whil playing v r. of pre 1 nant student-athletes a if it f pre nancy. a college port. In 2002, hen two female tudent wcr a n n i. tent enario. 11 wcvcr, S rcnscn ti It thi wasn t Wright tate's policy wa the first in athkte. at Wright . tak were pregnant ••As of 2002, th re wcr only three a valid excuse for universities to tak the nation to cover males as well, of one a · able to retain her scholar hip in the wh 1 nati n," aid rcn en. away a tud nt-athl t ' financial fering them upportive coun eling and whil th other lo t her financial aid Taking into account that there are aid becau e of pregnancy. "In thes re ource but no time off for parenting, n r the next year. 1,300 t tal CAA chool in the coun instance , in titutions need to look as a female can be granted a full year Director of Athletics Michael Cu try, finding institution with no preg beyond NCAA bylaws in order to of recovery. sack, Ph.D. was uncomfortable with nancy policy was like hooting fish in protect the institution from a violation Looking toward the future, Sorens the way the situation was handled, a barrel. of federal law," she aid. en knows there are still improvements leading him to contact Sorensen, an A of February 2009, Sorensen said The law she is referring to is Title to be made in the field, but is happy a si tant profe sor at the college of she had analyzed roughly 113 policies IX of the Education Amendments of with what has happened in seven nursing and health, asking what could from variou universities. 1972 the legislation preventing any years. be done about WSU implementing a Progress. institution from discriminating against "Right now, we're really happy with policy for future scenarios. What the booklet, titled, •Pregnant any athlete because of gender. the progress of protecting financial aid Sorensen wrote the pregnancy and parenting student-athletes, re Section 106.40 of the law reads, for women who become pregnant " policy herself and it wa added to the sources and model policies', mainly A recipient shall not discriminate, or said Sorensen. school s athlete's handbook in 2004. tries to secure, is a protection of exclude any student from its education And regarding the new fathers in Skip to 2008, and her late t written pregnant female athletes' financial aid program or activity ... on the basis of uniform, she added "But that may be work on the subject serves as the poli ince the condition is temporary, like a such student's pregnancy, childbirth, the next direction we need to go with cy model and resource guide for every mid-season injury. false pregnancy, termination of preg thi ." A member chool in America. 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