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Wednesday, January 19, 2011 Serving the University of Alabama since 1894 Vol. 117, Issue 69 Bentley Home Court Heroics takes the Capitol
CW | Sara Beth Colburn Gov. Robert Bentley delivers his inauguration speech on Monday.
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Gov. Robert Bentley took See more the oath of photos office Monday amidst cheers online @ cw.ua.edu and shouts of “The doctor is in the house!” The inauguration festivities commenced with a parade led by the Million Dollar Band. “It was pretty exciting to be a part of history in the making,” said Candace Murphy, a senior color guard member majoring in broadcast journalism. “News cameras were everywhere awaiting the Tide upsets Kentucky, governor’s arrival, and people lined the fences yelling ‘Roll Tide!’ as we passed.” stays undefeated at home The red-sequined uniforms of the Crimsonettes glittered and the white plumed hats of the musi- By Laura Owens cians stood tall as the band marched to the beat Assistant Sports Editor of the fight song. Bentley, a UA alumnus, and his [email protected] wife, Dianne, followed directly behind in a black Expedition. Despite a game plagued with turnovers, the Hundreds of onlookers, scattered over Capitol Alabama Crimson Tide (11-7, 3-1 SEC) managed to Hill and the surrounding streets, strained to pull a 68-66 victory over the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats catch a first glimpse of the new governor as he (14-4, 2-2 SEC) Tuesday night in Coleman Coliseum, smiled and waved to the crowd. making the Tide a perfect 10-0 at home this season. “It’s great to see the state of Alabama elect The atmosphere was charged in the packed good public service citizens,” Honorary Consul Coliseum, and the Tide fought hard for its win. General of Japan Elmer B. Harris said. “We have Sophomore Ben Eblen had only three points in the game, but they were perhaps three of the most impor- See BENTLEY, page 3 tant points of the game. In the first half, Eblen scored a layup off a turnover to tie the game for the first time at 15-all. Then, with CW | John Michael Simpson slightly more than two seconds left in the game and Top: The Alabama bench holds each other back after a game-changing play in the the Tide up by one, he stole the ball on the Kentucky College stress Crimson Tide’s 68-66 upset of No. 12 Kentucky Tuesday night. side of the court and was fouled immediately. Above: Sophomore forward Tony Mitchell (left), freshman forward Charles Hankerson deteriorates (middle) and senior guard Charvez Davis (right) celebrate after the Tide’s victory. See TIDE, page 3 mental health New student organizations get on board By Allie Hulcher feature about 130 organizations, because new clubs are con- By William Evans Staff Reporter said Alex Karagas, the coordinator stantly forming throughout the IF YOU GO ... Senior Staff Reporter [email protected] of student involvement and leader- year. [email protected] ship with the SOURCE. Get on Board Day will pres- • What: Spring Get on The spring edition of Get on Compared to the fall Get on ent organizations students can Board Day The environment of college life can trigger Board Day will be held today in the Board Day, there will be fewer orga- get involved with, including emotional disturbances in some students, caus- Ferguson Center Ballroom from 10 nizations and no vendors. However, religious, academic, special • Where: Ferguson a.m. until 3 p.m., helping students to there will still be free food, give- interest, volunteering and gam- ing them to contemplate suicide as an escape Center Ballroom mechanism from the troubles they are facing, find their niche for involvement. aways and chances to win door ing groups. Each organization said Margaret Garner, director of the department The event, sponsored by the prizes throughout the day. will be giving out information • When: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. of Health Promotion and Wellness. Student Organization Resource A spring version of Get on Board “This is a national issue,” she said. “There is a Center for Extracurricular, will Day is important, Karagas said, See SOURCE, page 2 trend toward greater incidences of mental health problems when students are coming out of the gates of high school.” While high school offers a ready-made social life and routine to enter into, college can encour- Arts Festival application deadline next Friday age withdrawal and isolation when friends are hard to come by, especially for students with pre- By Hannah Marcum for local acts to apply for Creative ing local bands and will continue intern coordinator for Creative existing medical conditions that predispose them Contributing Writer Campus’ second annual event. Saturday in Government Plaza, Campus. “Our desire is to to depression or anxiety. More than 3,000 people partici- exhibiting artists, storytellers and celebrate what the local art- “College is not year 13,” Garner said. The deadline is nearing for pated in last year’s multi-genre, local merchants. ists do and to give thanks by Garner said students who enter college with musicians and artists to submit two-day arts festival. The event “We are open to artists and showcasing their applications for the Druid City will begin Friday, March 25 with musicians, students and non-stu- See MENTAL HEALTH, page 3 Arts Festival. Jan. 28 is the last day a 19-and-up pub crawl featur- dents alike,” said Andi Johnson, See DCAF, page 5
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Sheinvited allstu- will supply themusicfor Geton manager ClaireBrucker said, the Ferguson Center, station The WVUA-FM 90.7table at Continued frompage1 GROUPS today. in theFerguson Ballroom Center willbothhave atable Employment andtheCareer The Office ofStudent aid you ingetting ajob. your resume andeventually campus willhelpstrengthen that you were involved on ing your freetime.Showing involved isn’tjust about fill- Karagas saidbecoming like andwhat they do.” realistic view ofwhat they are said. “This willgive you a the organization,” Karagas with thosewho areactive in a chancetotalkone-on-one “The tables willgive you mailing lists. contact information tobeon JANUARY 19- 8PM BAMA THEATRE organizations.” deeper intothepurposesof “Namescanbedeceiving—digalittlebit For Tickets: Chargeby Phone:1-877-435-9849 in Tuscaloosa or online at ticketfly.com — AlexKaragas Room designers. collections by15student fashion show, featuring14 Rock theRunwaystudent Programs proudlypresent Fashion, Inc.,andUniversity When: Where: What: name badge. withtheir ence participants with IDandfreeforconfer- $7 forseniorsandstudents mances are$12foradults, — Tickets fortheperfor- Conference FestivalConcert Hall [email protected] Submit youreventsto When: Where: What: organizations.” deeper intothepurposesof can bedeceiving —digalittle bit zations,” Karagas said.“Names way topreview alotoforgani- “GetonBoardDay isagreat advantage oftheopportunity. make aconsciouseffort totake Today, shesaidplansto stuff isalways fun.” chance tojointhem.Plus,free on campus, letalonehave the to even hearabout somegroups said. “It’s really theonly chance trying tofindgroups,”Rhodes approaching tables andactively little bitmoretimelookingand “This year Iplantospend a eries. any moreorganization discov- but didn’ttake thetimetomake quiz bowl teaminhighschool table because shewas onher Academic Quizbowl Team’s She soughtouttheAlabama Board Day was unsuccessful. her venture intofall’s Geton man majoringinhistory, said Callie Rhodes,afresh- exercise questions.” answer any generalhealthand done withtheclub.We’ll also people what we’ve already get theword out,andtell know ourmissionstatement, some information, letpeople club. We’re goingtogive out members isnotbadfor anew bers up,”Herronsaid.“Forty really helpedtogetournum- “It’s agreat, freeevent that physical therapy. ing nursing,pre-medandpre- different backgrounds, includ- to recruitmoremembersfrom Herronsaidhisgoaltoday is became active members. CreativeCampus, ChurchMusic 8-10p.m. 7:30p.m. FRIDAY FergusonBall Moody Concert MoodyConcert SALE NOW ON ON The Crimson White NEWS Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3 TIDE Bama Dining to Continued from page 1 Eblen made the first free throw, and though he missed the second, the two- point lead was enough to put the pressure on Kentucky, serve monthly and it was enough to seal Alabama’s victory. “At the end, Ben was in great position there, very alert to come up with the foreign cuisine steal,” said head coach Anthony Grant. “I’m just By Katherine Martin suggestions to Bama Dining, it’s nice to change things up.” very happy for him to have Staff Reporter he said. Shannahan said he doesn’t the opportunity to step in [email protected] Through the initiative, know if the end results of the and impact the game the Bollinger said, the SGA wants dining experience will promote way he did.” The Student Government to spread awareness of cultur- diversity. Going into halftime, Association and Bama Dining al foods and promote diversity “For the most part, I just Alabama was leading 37-30 are teaming up to bring inter- through the student body, show know people like that kind of after the team finally man- national dining experiences to appreciation and acceptance of food,” he said. aged to break its three- UA students, Taylor Bollinger, different cultures and appreci- Mallory Smith, a freshman pointer dry spell. Thanks SGA assistant director of diver- ate globalization of the world. majoring in chemical engineer- to hitting 4-of-10 in the sity, said. Bollinger said he hopes the ing, said the event sounds like first half, the Tide took its The first of four events will many international students a good idea, but she hasn’t seen first lead in the half with 10 be held Thursday at Lakeside at the University will enjoy the it advertised on campus. minutes to go, and though Dining Hall and will have an international dining experi- The event probably won’t Kentucky tried to come Australian theme, said Kelsey ence. promote diversity, she said, but back, Alabama’s 3-pointers Faust, marketing manager of “Even though it may not be it’s a good try. kept putting the lead out of Bama Dining. their home food,” he said, “they The cultural dining events reach. “The cultural dining experi- Breaking the dry spell ence will feature at least four was senior Senario Hillman, different dishes and decora- “Even though it may not be their home food, they pulling the team to within tions,” Faust said. can see that we appreciate diversity here at the two with a 3-pointer, and Bollinger said the objec- University.” then the layup by Eblen to tive of the event is to give UA tie it up was followed by a students the opportunity to — Taylor Bollinger layup by JaMychal Green explore and try different cul- to give the Tide the lead tural foods once a month. after Kentucky had led by “We thought it was a cool can see that we appreciate will continue every third as many as six. idea to let incoming students diversity here at the University. Thursday throughout the After the Wildcats relin- CW | John Michael Simpson do something cool and try Danny Shannahan, a fresh- semester with a Korean- quished the lead, they did Senior guard Senario Hillman drives the lane against a Wild- real, authentic foods that they man majoring in engineering, themed meal in February, not get it back. cat defender during Alabamaʼs two-point victory over No. 12 haven’t had before,” Bollinger said he eats at Lakeside when Brazilian in March and Greek Five minutes into the sec- Kentucky Tuesday night. said. he needs an easy in-and-out in April, Bollinger said. ond half, Alabama led 50-32, The diversity division of kind of meal and saw the signs “We hope to continue the having gone on a 13-2 run with the Wildcats going 1-of-7. er, and we had key stops to SGA student affairs looked at for the Australia-themed meal. international dining experience after halftime. The Tide’s “We just knew that we had get this win.” hundreds of menu items that “I think it’s a pretty cool next year, too,” he said. “If peo- scoring percentage at that to come out aggressive,” Green Kentucky used a full- would be unique and reason- idea,” he said. “Lakeside can ple enjoy it, we’d like to make it point in the half was just said. “We knew we couldn’t court press throughout the ably priced and offered their be pretty bland sometimes, and happen every couple of weeks.” better than 71 percent, be laid back, so when we got second half, forcing turn- while the defense held laid back, they came back. We overs and cutting the Tide’s Kentucky to just 14 percent, fought hard; we stayed togeth- lead. The turnovers pushed authority under state law, The vice president of University Alabama to foul more, and NEWS Tuscaloosa News reported. relations, said in a statement Kentucky was in the bonus Danny Evans, the attorney that the University is pleased GAME LEADERS just under the 10-minute in brief for the students who filed the that the court validated the mark. lawsuit, said they are very dis- University’s food service model Alabama Kentucky Though Alabama had 19 appointed in the holding and that has existed for the past 15 turnovers that resulted in Dining Dollars law- do not believe it is correct and years and dismissed all claims J. Green (18) T. Jones (17) 24 Wildcat points, the team plans to appeal it. brought by the plaintiffs. Scoring was able to hold on for its suit dismissed Evans called the ruling “The court acknowledged biggest win so far this sea- “scary” because it shows that the Board of Trustees’ broad son. there is no limit on what the constitutional and statutory “We got muscled,” said A federal judge dismissed University can make students authority to manage its own Kentucky head coach John a lawsuit filed against the pay for. operations and govern all Rebounding J. Green (11) T. Jones, Calipari. “They muscled University of Alabama and two “I assure the students that aspects of campus life, includ- us.” other schools claiming manda- we will continue to fight to ing mandating that students J. Harrellson (9) Next up for the Tide tory food fees, Dining Dollars, make sure this is rectified,” participate in an on-campus is an SEC road matchup violate state laws. Evans said. “No one said this dining plan,” Lane said. “The against the Auburn Tigers Judge Robert Vance ruled is fair, this is right, but, that University will continue to pro- Saturday with tipoff set for that the universities are there’s just nothing we can do vide quality food and service Rebounding C. Hines (3) D. Liggins (4) 5 p.m. Alabama’s next home immune since the mandatory about it.” to our campus community and game is Jan. 29 against LSU food fees are part of trustees’ Deborah Lane, assistant visitors.” with tipoff at 7 p.m.
However, she said student seriously considered suicide. for Suicide Prevention the University has to offer— anyone is capable of hurting MENTAL HEALTH involvement is an effective “MentalHealthEdu will pro- to coordinate a walk last the Counseling Center being themselves, we are to imme- Continued from page 1 tool to connect students with vide tools and information to October that was dedicated to one of them,” he said. “We’re diately contact someone for the campus community so as administrators, faculty, staff, raising awareness about stu- told that if we suspect that help.” prescriptions sometimes skip to foster feelings of belong- graduate assistants and stu- dent suicides. taking their medications so as ing. dent workers in hopes that Evan Ward, a resident to conceal their medical con- She said the University also they may be able to identify adviser for Blount Hall and ditions from other people. offers an online, free program and refer students who may a junior majoring in history, “They will go on what we known as MentalHealthEdu be distressed to appropriate said resident advisers bear a call ‘medication vacations,’” that students as well as fac- campus resources.” measure of responsibility for she said. ulty and staff are encouraged Garner said the intent of the welfare of their residents. Garner said the Student to learn from. the program is to stimulate “The best way to combat the Health Center and the The program instructs the awareness of the pivotal role problem [of student suicide] Counseling Center can be user on what appropriate mental well-being plays in the is for RAs to be vigilant,” he resources for students who actions should be taken to life of a student. said. “It falls on the RA to are experiencing signs of assist an individual suffering “We want to increase the be watchful and to integrate emotional unbalance. from particular symptoms of awareness of, appreciation residents on campus and help Michelle Harcrow, assis- emotional distress. of,and advocacy for the criti- them to adjust to college.” tant director of health edu- The website for the pro- cal importance of mental Ward said RAs undergo a cation and promotion for gram, mentalhealthedu. well-being,” she said. week-long training session the department of Health ua.edu, states, “During a Harcrow also said the that teaches them, among Promotion and Wellness, said 12-month period, 42 percent Mental Health Strategic Team other things, how to recog- the triggers for suicidal incli- of college students nation- partnered with the student nize and handle residents nations in college students wide felt so depressed at organization Project Health, with suicidal inclinations. depend upon the individual in times that is was difficult to Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity “A big part of an RA’s job is question. function and 9 percent had and the American Foundation to refer students to resources
constitutions of both the BENTLEY United States and the State SWEATERS Continued from page 1 of Alabama faithfully and “I will never forget, no matter what my offi cial 25% OFF honestly. After a 21-gun title may be, that I am a servant of the people.” FLEECE a group here that will make a salute, Bentley stepped to the positive difference for many podium to deliver his inaugu- — Gov. Robert Bentley years to come.” ral address. Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey, Attorney “I will never forget, no mat- General Luther Strange, ter what my official title may Secretary of State Beth be, that I am a servant of the tion, socio-economic status, age Alabamians. We must make this Chapman, State Treasurer people,” Bentley said. “I will or ethnicity. He said the gov- our focus in every department of Young Boozer and other elect- defend our right to govern our- ernment in Alabama will only state government and be more ed officials followed in various selves and make our own laws serve as an instrument for the committed to creating jobs for sports cars. John McMillan, without federal government protection of those unalienable citizens than keeping our own in the commissioner of agricul- interference.” rights guaranteed by the U.S. the next election cycle.” ture and industries, showed Bentley pointed out that he Constitution. Bentley said he will abide .0/%":'3*%":1.t4"563%":1. up in a John Deere tractor is no longer the Republican “Creating jobs is key,” Bentley by his campaign promise and NS04251299 wearing his coat and tie. Each candidate for governor, but the said. “When Alabama is at not receive a paycheck until in turn took his or her oath of governor of the whole state, full employment, we will have the state reaches defined full office and swore to follow the regardless of party affilia- restored hope to thousands of employment. Jonathan Reed Jonathan Adam Greene ChiefCopyEditor Adam Greene WEB COMMENTS { submissions. therighttoedit all reserves call major. Formoreinformation, their yearin school and Students should also include and willnotbepublished. numbers areforverification time phonenumber. Phone name, year, major and day- must includetheauthor’s cw.ua.edu. 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Onceputintopractice,allwe must beasweet melody, right? journals, sothemandate chorus ference proceedingsandreferred all, thedata was publishedincon- colleges, joinedtheparty. After schools, includingmany small ing. The result isthat other data supporting on-campus liv- that complemented eachother’s Furtherstudies camealong be exempted. ents inTuscaloosa County could those who lived withtheirpar- tory residency requirement.Only ing on-campus ledtothedormi- achievement for freshmenliv- that showed greater academic written theprevious decade tion, anin-housedissertation Early intheWitt administra- the miseryaround. things muchworse andspread efit ofthecommunity just make ual mandates meantfor theben- a perfectexample ofhow individ- freshman residency requirement, most ofusloathed it.“It”isthe 2015. We allexperienced it,and given totheincomingclassof change, willmost likely notbe last year, andbarringacomplete freedom were notallotted tothem know very well, such variety and Butasthisyear’s freshmen ornate dwelling. copious amountsofmoney onan whether togofrugalordoleout ment, condominiumorhouse,and choose whether tolive inanapart- tion, currentstudents arefreeto Inthespirit ofself-determina- around. a placetolive when August rolls deals withothersandsearchfor as morethan25,000students make beginning ofapartment searches many graduate, butalsothe ning ofthelast semester before week marksnotonly thebegin- The resumption ofclassesthis Reed’s viewonautotuningold-fashioned O By EdwardMostoller By Gregory Poole By Gregory There is no way anyone can ly autotuned. Justin Vernon’s voice iscomplete- recent song “Woods”, inwhich pedal, for example, orBonIver’s Jimi Hendrix withthewah-wah to create new, interesting sounds: manipulative techniques inorder ously aretalentedusevarious Lots ofmusicianswho very obvi- continue themedium’s evolution. manners aspossibleinorder to manipulate soundsinasmany or goalsofmodernmusicisto would argueoneofthe“points” is most oftenautotuned, butI music ontheradio,stuff that Personally, Iamnofan ofmost when musicmeantsomething!” ic performance asaresult ofthe What about improving academ- ing elsewhere. spending theirsavings fromrent- money intothelocaleconomy by allowed students toinject more built moreacademicfacilities and problems plaguing thiscampus, we couldhave solved theparking Instead ofbuildingdormitories, that you didnottake. also pay a“price”for thepaths when takingonepath, you must “opportunity cost” —thefact that in what economists refertoas ing student debt.The errorlies found inpriceinflation orincreas- The truetragedy, though,isn’t Doubtful. such asPaty andSomerville? amount asprevious buildings new buildingschargethesame ings aresettobebuilt.Will these residence halls,andotherbuild- Lakeside, Bryant andRidgecrest demand. 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LETTER TOTHEEDITOR other basicbusinessprinciples. fundamentals ofcontracts,independentlivingand and prohibitthesenewadultsfromlearningthe to contributetheincreasingcostsofcollege Forcingstudentstoliveoncampuswillcontinue majoring inpolitical science. Edward Mostoller is ajunior flowing. innovation until thecashstops riding thecoattails ofany sortof partially manifests itselfthrough cial nature ofpopular musicthat might notlike—it is thecommer- not toblamefor any musicyou In sum, theautotuner itself is prerequisite for arecorddeal. tion and/ortalent,neither area autotuned music,isbereftofemo- radio music,which includesmost tion. Andwhile most mainstream doesn’t possesssomesortofemo- or recordingtechniquedoes claim whether anartist orsong Wednesdays. ing. Hiscolumnrunsbiweeklyon dent inmetallurgical engineer- Gregory Pooleisagraduate stu- ter parents.” adult babysitter for the“helicop- the future, andnotabout beingan and preparingthework force of universities areabout learning dates such asthisone.Afterall, start demandinganendtoman- time that students andparents hypocritical at theleast. It’s about ing withregardstothisissue is requirements, two-faced think- on stopping thenew healthcare For astate that was sohell-bent and thesurrounding community. serves theinterests ofstudents the mandate andwhether ittruly of acivil debate onthemeritsof ples. Maybe thiswillbethestart and otherbasicbusinessprinci- of contracts,independentliving from learningthefundamentals and prohibitthesenew adults to theincreasingcosts ofcollege pus willcontinuetocontribute Forcing students tolive oncam- ingless. narrow they arevirtually mean- campus. Those statistics areso 0.97 points),for students living on improvement (between 0.19and Le Clairefound arangeofGPA and theUniversity ofWisconsin, members fromColorado College Anotherjointstudy by faculty housing isstatistically irrelevant. on-campus versus off-campus additional researchshowed that are morestudious. Infact, the demic advantage because they Women have always hadtheaca- der andacademicperformance. better correlation between gen- ined. Itwas found that thereisa I mentionedbefore was reexam- The data fromthedissertation sions ofthosepublications. inconsistencies intheconclu- turns outthat therearemassive freshman living requirement?It MCT Campus for SGA step ahead a Reform umn runs on Wednesdays. lic relations and political science. His col- Wesley Vaughn isajuniormajoring inpub- ing itselffor passingit. the Senate passesaresolutioncongratulat- dinary results. I’mjust interested toseeif is tooearly toknow ifitwillcreate extraor- The new constitution isacceptable, butit of theSGA, and,honestly, Iamtoo. of listening about thesupposed importance it. Because most students aresickandtired must bedoneinsupporting thoseoutsideof drag morestudents intotheSGA fray, more presidential election.Instead ofstruggling to apathy, andourgossipingabout thenext SGA voter turnout, ourcomplaining about politicos toceaseourbellyaching about low We have reachedthetimefor theyoung potential. nascent SOURCE,which still hasmuchmore and devoting resourcesandeffort intothe organizations through crediblefunding facilitate thework ofthoseaforementioned course, doesn’tmeanitcan’thelp.Itshould unifying force over thelongrun,butthat, of The SGA hasproven itsinhibitionsasa answers andoutletsinthoseorganizations. the SGA, andstudents findmost oftheir sess morefluidity, focus andpassionthan dent groupsresembleapps. They canpos- The SGA faces asimilarchallengeasstu- getting.” less about thesearchingandmoreabout the simpler, sleeker services—thinkapps —are birth, theWorld Wide Web isindecline,as 2010 articlestates, “Two decadesafterits functions that donotutilizetheweb. As the into theriseinusage ofdifferent Internet computer network. The cover articledelved wasn’t preparingitseulogyfor theglobal death oftheWorld Wide Web, themagazine WhentheWired cover proclaimedthe the obnoxiously flashy SGA website. for allsenators andevery student toview on cally kept secret.These should beaccessible reasoning for itsdecisionshave beenhistori- not public,andthecommittee’s votes and department. Itsmeetingsandminutesare However, theFAC fails inthetransparency most questions about thegeneralprocess. lines explain fundingprecedentsandanswer On theSGA website, theFAC fundingguide- of money that student organizations receive. which isthebody that decidestheamount lation oftheFinancialAffairs Committee, The new constitution lacksenough regu- allocation oftheSGA’s budget. those threetothemajority ofstudents isthe large initiatives. The most important of ing events andimplementing occasional cating fundstostudent organizations, host- The majortasksoftheSGA includeallo- serve tosettheSGA back. they canbereplacedby thosewho willonly may effectively leadoneyear, by thenext respectable presidentorgroupofsenators bureaucratic anddivisive group.Though a accurately perceived asahighly political, bolizes thehistoric divides ofcampus. Itis The SGA’s brandistarnishedandsym- pus andwhat itcanrealistically accomplish. and focus onwhat theSGA’s roleisoncam- care, myself sadly included,must realizethis not criticizingthat truth.The few that do ply isn’tallthat politically active, andIam thing extravagantly stupid. Ourcampus sim- our student body, unlessitinvolves some- not. Political dramadoesnotexcite most of ment withlittle tangiblepromisewillsurely provoke ourstudent body, thenadulldocu- Ifthat overwhelming ineptitude doesn’t that they haven’t theslightest ideaabout. co-sponsor pointlessresolutionsandbills most everything, never raisequestions, and ators arenotpuppetsdirectedtovote yea on an SGA initiative when only ahandfulofsen- It’s quitedifficult tocreate abuzzaround they sitin,adownfall withalldemocracies. ity ofelectedofficials aren’tworth thechair this, andhistory hasproven that themajor- elected. The new constitution cannotachieve senators andexecutive membersmust be For thisconstitution tomatter, competent point. will only fromachecksandbalancesstand- improve how theSGA functions—which it document isgood—which itis—andwill of thestudent body that thisnew governing ested remainder ing thedisinter- task ofpersuad- will take onthe Those same20 “The West Wing.” to live lifeas and who dream the SGA matters themselves that 20 who convince will readit—the Maybe 20students dents tovote on. Soon,ourStudentstitution Government for stu- Association willreleaseitsrewritten con- of course,doesn’tmeanitcan’thelp. unifying forceoverthelongrun,butthat, TheSGAhasprovenitsinhibitionsasa Wesley Vaughn
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Put makes This stone. will you where it somewhere as a reminder day see it every made to of the contract you your care and improve take health. involved to something to stick likely not in it alone. are if they motivation Friends provide and keep and accountability classes it fun. Group exercise option. Healthy are a great al sponsors.” realized said, They Watson got a made a big mistake, they and number of applicants low them gives UA then suddenly don’t so they more money, to do the fee anymore? have laughable. It’s has a real “Tuscaloosa when lack of understanding it comes to local musicians,” because it’s he said. “I believe don’t care. people simply most I don’t Campus, Creative With I issue. the was that feel like in a major lapse think it was judgment on their part.” said that Campus Creative $2,100 of almost its donation H experience. no require that internships Contact Emily Johnson at [email protected] at Johnson Emily Contact RECRUITING RECRUITING INTERNS FOR INTERNS NEWS DESIGN NEWS Knowledge of InDesign is required for the paid position, however there are also also are there however position, paid the for required is InDesign of Knowledge By Lindsey O’Brien By Lindsey 2) Set mini, measurable 2) Set mini, measurable 1) Take a personal inven- 1) Take Continued from page 1 DCAF Keeping your New Year’s resolutions Year’s New your Keeping goal to lose 20 pounds may goal to lose 20 pounds may — The generality of a of a generality goals — The water. food, or not drinking enough or not drinking enough food, exercise, eating too much fast too much fast eating exercise, back seat. It may be a lack of be a lack of It may back seat. your health that have taken a a taken have health that your year and note the areas of and note the areas of year self. Look back on the past self. Look back on the past — Be honest with your- tory — Be honest gether. also to a healthier life alto- only a lasting resolution, but resolution, but a lasting only simple steps can lead to not can lead to not steps simple track. But it is possible. A few track. But it is possible. A few fit, it can be hard to stay on on fit, it can be hard to stay to lose weight or simply get get or simply to lose weight is resolution Whether your ping the majority of lists. of lists. ping the majority loss and physical fitness top- loss and physical make resolutions, with weight resolutions, with weight make vates people of all ages to to people of all ages vates sense of new beginnings moti- sense of new individual. This refreshing refreshing This individual. creating a new and improved and improved a new creating to start over with the goal of of with the goal over to start every individual the chance the chance individual every academic turnover, 2011 gives 2011 gives academic turnover, But besides the anticipated cula. students, classrooms or curri- classrooms students, ers. Professors may have new new have ers. Professors may new classes, books and teach- classes, new at the University, this means this means the University, at a fresh start. For those of us those of us For a fresh start. comes year each new With are actively seeking addition- are actively cial goal for the festival and and the festival cial goal for still have not met our finan- have still “While that goal was met, we we met, goal was “While that cation fees,” Johnson said. said. fees,” Johnson cation in order to waive the appli- in order to waive needed to raise $2,000 “We bands would not be processed. bands would cation fees already paid by paid by fees already cation would be waived. The appli- The be waived. would application fee for all bands bands all fee for application the University and that the the and that the University received enough funding from enough funding from received Campus stated they had had they stated Campus In December, Creative Creative In December, selves.” more concerned with them- tunity,’ I wonder if they aren’t aren’t if they I wonder tunity,’ artists that it’s a ‘great oppor- a ‘great it’s that artists artists to play and then tell and then tell to play artists when you attempt to charge to charge attempt you when thing for the community, but but the community, thing for they are trying to do a great are trying to do a great they Ghost. “I want to believe that that to believe “I want Ghost. drummer for Sparrow + The + The Sparrow drummer for pany Hackberry Records and Records and Hackberry pany ator of local recording com- ator town,” said Reed Watson, cre- said Reed Watson, town,” member if you play a show in in a show play member if you going to get paid per band going to get paid per band “It’s the average you’re you’re the average “It’s fee on blogs and Facebook. fee on blogs and Facebook. began sounding off about the the about began sounding off band to apply. Local musicians Local musicians band to apply. nally charged a $50 fee per per charged a $50 fee nally Campus organization origi- organization Campus process because the Creative the Creative process because ed this year’s application application ed this year’s has surround- Controversy the Arts. the Arts. assist the Kentuck Festival of of Festival the Kentuck assist arts into local schools and also arts into local schools and also grants have helped bring fine helped bring fine grants have grants fund. These small small grants fund. These Tuscaloosa Art Council’s Art Council’s Tuscaloosa City Arts Festival to the to the Arts Festival City proceeds from the Druid proceeds from the Druid donates Campus Creative in a communal fashion.” uccesses and successes talents efforts, 6 Wednesday, January 19, 2011 LIFESTYLES The Crimson White LIFESTYLES in brief COLUMN | MUSIC Old Crow Medicine originally sketched by Bob Creative Campus Dylan but completed by OCMS Show to play member Ketch Secor, has gone accepting design Ten best albums of the year on to be covered by many other Tuscaloosa artists including Mumford and submissions By Trey Irby sound. While great beats are By Alex Cohen Sons, Against Me! and Stephen From staff reports still all over the place for the Staff Reporter Kellogg and the Sixers. 10. The Gaslight Anthem - electronic-based band, guitars [email protected] Outback Concerts, a pro- The Creative Campus American Slang play a heavier effect in songs moter from Nashville, Tenn., is Initiative is currently accept- While it could be consid- like “All I Want” and “Drunk The Bama Theatre caters renting the Bama Theatre for ing submissions for “Creative ered “more of the same,” the Girls.” “This Is Happening” its services to many differ- the show. David Allgood, man- by Design,” an exhibition that branch of great stories and is great simply by playing on ent groups in Tuscaloosa, and ager of the Bama Theatre, said will take place on Feb. 3 at upbeat rock ethos of vocalist/ more of Murphy’s romanti- tonight at 8, Old Crow Medicine Outback and the Bama have the Jim Harrison Gallery on lyricist Brian Fallon and his cism and by playing a differ- Show will headline. history. University Boulevard. men makes this feel more like ent tune. The Nashville-based group “They did the Avett Brothers Forms are available online a great welcome as opposed is an American roots band that show at the Bama two years at uacreativecampus.org to a cringe. “American Slang” 6. The National – High Violet has been active since 1998. With ago,” Allgood said. “They are a and must be submitted by picks up where the brilliant Creators of consistently pitchfork.com six members, OCMS mixes the good professional group.” Thursday, Jan. 20, to Maxwell and depressing “The ’59 great songwriting, the mem- Arcade Fire’s third album,”The old-time string music of man- Allgood said he is a fan of Hall. Sound” left off by being bril- bers of The National earned Suburbs” exceeded expectations dolin, banjo and slide guitar the band, but he’s more excited “Creative by Design” liant and also depressing. their greatest success in 2010, in 2010. with their own folk-sounding about the audience. focuses on the creativ- Fallon’s rock touchstones and deservingly so. From vocals. “Getting more students to ity involved in design dis- are in a mix of lost times and zombies to narratives about Kevin Drew and bit player The band has been nomi- the Bama has been an initia- ciplines, such as graphic hopelessness, but also ear- the upper middle class, the Brendan Canning, the beloved nated for numerous Country tive of mine for eight years,” design, interior design, nestness. “American Slang” baritone of vocalist Matt Canadian supergroup brings it Music Television awards, Allgood said. “[OCMS] will digital art, advertising, engi- succeeds by burying its old Berninger keeps a steady tone all back home on “Forgiveness and they have sold more than bring a really young crowd and neering, photography and American stories in great even when the subject matter Rock Record.” Songs hit at a 500,000 albums. a lot of excitement. I’m looking apparel design. rock ‘n roll. seems to border on ridiculous. fascinating mix of the crude- Alabama students are per- forward to a high-energy eve- For more information, visit “High Violet” is a great work ness of society and the bom- haps most familiar with Old ning.” uacreativecampus.org, follow 9. Janelle Monae – The of wonderful American stories bast that the band has oper- Crow Medicine Show’s hit Tickets are $25. For more @CreatebyDesign on Twitter ArchAndroid and indie rock craftsmanship. ated to classic territory in “Wagon Wheel.” The song, info, visit tuscarts.org. or call 348-7884. Genre-bending barely even the past. This record never covers the highly creative full- 5. Dum Dum Girls – I Will Be falters, always fascinates, and length debut from 22-year- The Dum Dum Girls bring a somehow doesn’t overextend old genius Janelle Monae, a lot of pleasant noise to the fore- its hour-long runtime. woman whose whims create front with their garage-pop an insane Metropolis-inspired debut “I Will Be.” The record 2. Marnie Stern - Marnie story arc of R&B, jazz, hard might seem a bit similar to the Stern funk, and pure talent. Not Vivian Girls’ 2009 “Everything Marnie Stern has never all of Monae’s whims work, Goes Wrong,” and guess what? been one for an impassioned but her record is one of the That record was awesome. A point, letting her purely amaz- finest risk-taking endeavors softer, more cooing style in ing technical skill on the gui- of the past few years, made comparison to the Vivian Girls tar do the talking. Yet some- even more surreal by being breeds an album of the type of thing actually hits home over bankrolled by Sean “Diddy” pop I wish would ingrain popu- time on her third full-length Combs, of all people. lar culture. release — a more vulnerable side to Stern. Technical work 8. Sharon Van Etten – Epic 4. Kanye West – My Beautiful always tends to hit home on Open Mon-Sat 10am to 10pm / Sunday 10am to 6pm A beautiful ode to harsh Dark Twisted Fantasy the tenth play, and songs like post-relationship recovery, Gushed to the point of “The Things You Notice” apply 409 23rd Avenue - Temerson Square - Downtown Sharon Van Etten’s “Epic” absurdity, Kanye West’s lat- Stern to something rare for 205-345-5501 - www.mommagoldbergsdeli.com yearns with a dark person- est album almost stops being even her in her attempts to ality. Van Etten’s words just an album and more a critical respond to the “normal world.” hang there. Even when hitting touchstone designed to annoy on subject matter that is con- music geeks. I would suggest 1. Arcade Fire - The Suburbs Momma’s Nachos stantly tackled, Van Etten’s separating the album from the An album so great musi- words feel less like a melodra- response (even my own in this cally and conceptually that matic experience and more very column), because I am it almost dogged the year in like life. shocked to say that this is the annoyance, Arcade Fire’s third hip-hop record of the year by full-length album was expect- 7. LCD Soundsystem – This far. ed to be great and ended up Free! is Happening being remarkable. Lyricist While extremely tough 3. Broken Social Scene – Win Butler’s cynical neurosis to follow the classic “Sound Forgiveness Rock Record throughout the record could with purchase of sandwich & large drink of Silver” from 2007, James After the pop success of have bordered on laughable, Good Wednesday and Thursday only, coupon required Murphy’s pet project swerves member Leslie Feist as well but instead his words are poi- Coupon Redeemable at Tuscaloosa location only. Expires January 31st. from trying to go for that as the solo efforts of honcho gnant at every step. The Crimson White Wednesday, January 19, 2011 7 Editor • Jason Galloway •JasonGalloway Editor Page 8•Wednesday, crimsonwhitesports@ January 19,January 2010 gmail.com PORTS volleyball coach Alabama hiresnew Coach oftheYear in2006and to beingnamedtheC-USA ment championships enroute onships andtwo C-USA tourna- C-USA regularseasonchampi- the GoldenHurricanestotwo the Conference USA. Allenled as well asa20-0campaign in 31 winsinaseasonlast year, 37, includingaschoolrecord Sposted anoverall recordof133- years at Tulsa University, Allen resume totheCapstone. Infive Allenbringsanimpressive wins withtheCrimson Tide. retired after15seasonsand600 former headcoachJudy Green leyball teamlast Monday after as itsnew headcoachfor thevol- The University hiredEdAllen [email protected] By ZacAl-Khateeb Sports Reporter Sports has alsobroughtinhisformer record toTuscaloosa, Allen Apart frombringingastrong Alabama, Ipromiseyou that.” ber 500at theUniversity of pleasure tomegetnum- “It’ll bringagreat dealof a loss,for sure,” headded. “Icertainly never planon into somethingpretty special. allow ustobuildthisprogram a lotoftoolsherethat will excites me,andIthinkwe have prestigious institution greatly nity toassociate withsuch a are tremendous.The opportu- said. “Ithinktheresourceshere rich traditionathletically,” Allen an institution that hassuch a “Just real,realexcited tojoin win-loss recordis498-183. the Year. Allen’s overall career Midwest RegionalCoach of 2010. Hewas alsothe2010AVCA VOLLEYBALL development andrecruitment. his team,andtrusting hisplayer patient withhimselfaswell as success at Alabama isbeing For Allen,thekey tohisfuture the classroomandoncourt.” affect ourability toperform in things inaway that itdoesn’t ber two, andtoprioritizethose number one,andathletes, num- why we’re here:tobestudents, we have ourprioritiesinline, number oneistomake sure that challenge,” Allensaid.“Ithink gram’s probably thenumberone gram backintoawinningpro- “Ithinkestablishing thispro- of challengesaheadthem. said heandhisteamhave alot Despite hisexcitement, Allen what isthebest ofthebest.” in thereandcompete against ward totheopportunity toget we certainly arelookingfor- sellers asitrelates tothat and Alabama’s gotagreat dealof ested inachallenge.Ithink right way. ButI’malways inter- until we getthisthingbuiltthe challenge for acoupleofyears know it’s goingtocertainly bea “You betIam,”Allensaid.“I tunity toplay intheSEC. said he’s excited for theoppor- NCAA Tournament, 3-0.Allen 13 seededLSUTigersinthe Hurricanes defeated theNo. team. Last seasonhisGolden has already beaten anSEC schedule. Allen,however, Southeastern Conference compete inanalways-difficult he must preparehisteamto especially consideringhow For Allen,timingiscrucial, ress muchquicker thisspring.” tem, anditwillallow ustoprog- [They’re] bothunderthesys- assist uswiththeprogram. right peopletocomeinand assume any timeinfindingthe ground runninganddoesn’t said. “Itwillallow ushitthe whole staff together,” Allen assistant coachesandkeep the have achancetobringboth “It’s sosignificantthat we in Julia Silva andRyan Wills. assistants coachesat Tulsa Kapetanopolis, while were scoredby Yiannis BothofAuburn’s goals od. five goalsinthesecondperi- period andpilingonanother scoring threegoalsinthefirst to theirfinessestyle ofplay, its composure andstayed true Schirmer andtheTidekept Despite therecordcrowds, dropped for gameone. 90 minutesbefore thepuck that inclubhistory, even afull this was thebiggest crowd Iron Cup. Hewas confident with thecrowd presentfor the Quenneville was excited crowd distract us.” in ithard,anddon’tletthis “We have tokeep ourheads no problem,”Schirmersaid. ning theIronCup] shouldbe “Ifwe play ourgame,[win- pete onahighlevel. game planandready tocom- Schirmer was locked intothe Senior captain Sass tles.” and wintheone-on-onebat- gest thingistoout-work them Quenneville said.“The big- to win,”headcoachMike heart toshow we careenough work, disciplineandabig “It’s goingtotake hard rivalry before gameone. club, morethanready for this Alabama, initssixth year asa coach Mike Quenneville had ice hockey clubteam.Head Auburn’s first year tohave an Iron Cup battle andalso This was thefirst ever off witha12-2winSunday. and thenfinishedtheTigers with thesamescoreof11-2, games Friday andSaturday Alabama won thefirst two the winnerofIronCup. a three-gameseriestodecide nated theAuburn Tigersin Alabama FrozenTidedomi- Over theweekend, the ever Iron Cup Auburn infi Alabama beats Contributing Writer By BrettHudson CLUB HOCKEY Pelham for theyear. will betheTide’s last gamein the PelhamCivic Complex. It Florida onJan. 21and22at Alabama willtake on we haven’t hadinthepast.” goals for us.That’s something go inandmake plays, score “We have four linesthat can “Depth,”Quenneville said. single outone. things, butQuenneville can can beattributed tomany for third.This improvement sweep ofAuburn, itwas tied year, before thethree-game South Regionlast year. This The Tidefinished14thinthe improvement allseasonlong. been onitsway toadrastic hockey allweekend andhas The Tideplayed great Schirmer said. “Just somegoodhockey,” one thing. 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