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Volume 7, Number 1 Student Newspaper of Aug. 27, 2013 Construction progress vague

Legacy Photo by Michael Sprague The bridge has finally been completed. Read the story on Page 2. Helmick signs with Rams

Former Lindenwood star wide receiver Andrew Helmick has been making a big splash with the St. Louis Rams of the . Since signing his free agent contract with the Rams on May 15 following a tryout, Helmick has quickly become the talk of fans, bloggers, and members of the organization who have watched him in training camp at Rams Park in Earth City. Continued on Page 6

Legacy Photo by Michael Sprague The construction area located across the street from LU. Many of the buildings that will be constructed are unknown, but the development is planned to be completed by 2014. Starr Gazing Emily Adair Markets, is currently moving of West Clay and 1st Capitol. that University Commons @LULegacyNews utilities and grading the site. The current working title will contain a Schnucks and The University Commons, Duggan said there is still for the road is the West Clay a large pharmacy, as well Editor goes beyond: the development across no set date for construction, Extension, and the long term as smaller retail outlets and 1st Capitol Dr., will likely though Bruce Evans, the plan is to extend the street to restaurants,” Beard said. include a Schnuck Market, director of community Fairgrounds Road. “Hopefully, construction A time for growing up student housing, a pharmacy, development, said the Evans and Mike Anthon, will start before the end developers intend to have the a contact at The DESCO of the calendar year, and a post office and various Read on Page 4 stand-alone businesses and project done for the holiday Group, could not provide hopefully stores will open by retail shops. season 2014. any information about future next fall.” Vice President for According to Evans, the tenants, as no contracts have Operations and Finance Julie site plan has been approved. been signed. What do you think? Summer music Mueller deferred reporter to Building plans must be Director of Executive What kinds of shops and the Office of Public Relations. submitted and approved Communications Julie Beard restaurants would you like After getting in touch with before a building permit can said that, though no contracts festivals rock St. Louis to see built across the street? Mueller, Public Relations be issued. have been signed, everything Send us your thoughts at Officer Chris Duggan said Evans also said that seems to be moving along [email protected] DESCO, the development roadwork is under way for the well. or tweet @LuLegacyNews Read on Page 5 company for Schnuck street from the intersection “The President anticipates Baseball and Softball Letter from the Editors: New year, new paper Michael Sprague and fields get new turf Madeleine Heppermann years and The Legacy is no to the Lindenwood community, like and where you think we @LULegacyNews exception. but such a task cannot be could use improvement. We We are excited to announce completed without group effort want to hear from you, our On behalf of the entire our transition to a weekly paper, and participation. In addition to fellow Lions, to help make The Legacy staff, we would like to with a new issue hitting stands the dedicated staff assembled Legacy better than ever. Contact welcome everyone back to LU every Tuesday. this fall, we are looking for us with comments, concerns for another exciting school year. It is our goal to provide more student input. or questions at 636-949-4336, Lots of big changes have taken as much interesting and Tell us what you like seeing [email protected] or place at LU over the past few informative content as possible in the paper, what you do not visit Spellmann Room 3095. Work and Learn move From Spellmann era Michael Sprague standing water,” Lober said. @LULegacyNews The fields are now entirely covered by a turf carpet to virtual timesheets Over the summer, overlay. The traditional construction crews worked Emily Adair Learn” section of the portal. grass areas consist of @LULegacyNews fast at converting the about an inch-and-a-half In addition to viewing their natural grass fields in the tall plastic grass with little Work and Learn students job assignments and statuses, Sports Complex rubber pellets filling out the will begin logging their students can enter hours and to completely turf fields. underneath. hours through the portal for review past entries. The change follows seasons As for the infield, baseball the fall semester. Assistant The new system requires that resulted in rescheduling coach Doug Bletcher said Director of Work and Learn students to input their exact or cancellation issues for that took a little bit more Eric Mircsov is working to work times in the “Time both the baseball and softball discussion. transition students to the new Sheet Entry” tab. To ensure teams after heavy rain. The “The infield dirt area, or system. accuracy, hours should be turf fields, while not an end- where you’d think it would Approximately 1,200 logged daily by clicking the all, will help alleviate the be, is going to be a light students participate in the date on the calendar. Legacy Photo by Neil Ralston problem. colored carpet composed W&L program, which gives The portal allows students Aug. 18 concluded a two-day auction of the Spellmann Softball coach Don Lober of 40 percent sand and 60 undergraduate residents the estate at 5254 Gutermuth Road. The buildings will be cleared said that as long as the rain percent rubber,” Bletcher to log multiple work sessions opportunity to work 150 for one day, revise timesheets and the land will potentially be used for expansive housing. stops, games can be played. said. “Then 75 percent sand Dennis Spellmann, LU’s president from 1990 to 2006, hours per semester to earn “That rain will just wash and 25 percent rubber on the and keep a running totalof is credited with eliminating the school’s debt, beginning down right through the warning track so you can $1,200 to be applied to Room hours worked and remaining an extensive expansion project and significantly increasing field and then through the hear and feel when you run and Board. hours needed. enrollment. main drainage on the side. on it.” The virtual timesheets can The auction included LU merchandise, salvage from the two Continued on Page 2 houses, lawn items, furniture and tools. Essentially there will be no Continued on Page 6 be found in the “Work and Page 2 NEWS Aug. 27, 2013 FYE helps freshmen transition Aeriel Niccum week such as the bonfire @LULegacyNews Wednesday night, block party Thursday, outdoor Last week started the first movie Friday and “Evans semester of college for the Unlocked” Saturday which approximate 1,000 incoming included snacks, inflatables, freshmen. Each freshman a photo booth, games, the class is required to arrive at opportunity to create wax LU the week before classes hands and a disc jockey from officially begin to start their 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. orientation to the university, Student Ambassador, Peer or First Year Experience. Leader and senior Josh Dunn Dean of First-Year Programs worked several events last Shane Williamson plans and week, including check-in and accomplishes FYE. the outdoor showing of “Fast “The purpose of FYE is and Furious 6.” to help first-year students “FYE gives you a chance become acclimated to to bond with other freshmen Legacy Photos by Blake McCauley and Sandro Perrino and not just be thrown Top: Freshmen circle up as classmates dance at the FYE Bloc before classes begin,” said into the mix. It also gives Party on Aug. 22. Bottom left: Students get to know one another Williamson. “During FYE, freshmen a chance to get a at the bloc party. Bottom right: Students unwind with a friendly game of Jenga in Evans Commons. students will make friends, ‘lay of the land’ and feel more see where their classes at home before classes begin, are located, meet their especially for those who take academic advisor, learn longer to adjust. It’s a great about resources and support program for freshmen,” said LUL 101 offers tools for freshmen services and have fun.” Dunn. Aeriel Niccum management, homesickness, two honors sections. “If we hadn’t been required @LULegacyNews The “fun” aspect of FYE Monday marked the end of roommate conflict, study The LUL 101 honors to go, a lot of freshmen would refers to several activities FYE and the official start of In conjunction with FYE skills, etc.) prevent students courses also cover transitional have missed out on different for freshmen hosted last classes. week, freshmen are required from succeeding, and this issues but is taught more on aspects of campus life that to complete a semester long class covers those issues,” a philosophical level with are worth experiencing,” she orientation course, LUL 101. said Williamson. different books than the said. Westbound Blanchette Dean of First-Year Programs Williamson also designs non-honors courses. Students should come Shane Williamson oversees for the curriculum for the class. Senior Elizabeth Clark away from LUL 101 with Bridge fully functional the LUL 101 classes. Though each professor holds LUL 101 in high an understanding of the “The course is designed runs their class differently regard. resources available to them, Michael Sprague While the westbound and may add additional “The major plus (to LUL) the importance of time @LULegacyNews bridge is operational, there is to provide students with assignments if he or she was that you got to meet management and study still work to be done. the tools they need to have wishes, the basic syllabus other students your age skills, friends and a smooth “The contractor will a successful first semester. More than two months requires certain assignments and were required to attend transition into their college continue working under We know our students are ahead of schedule, the to be assigned in all LUL different types of campus careers. Blanchette Bridge that the bridge and in the area intelligent, but sometimes 101 classes, including the events,” Clark said. connects St. Louis and St. until the end of the year,” non-cognitive factors (time Charles County via I-70 is according to the MoDOT completely open in both website. directions. “There will be occasional $1 million donation establishes institute lane closures overnight and The $64 million Cassie Bluemner approaches to economic and three programs currently in In the press release, during the midday, but rush rehabilitation project on the @LULegacyNews social issues. the School of Business— Hammond was quoted to hour time periods will not be westbound bridge began in John W. Hammond, the the Duree Entrepreneurship have said that the United affected. MoDOT and Walsh November of 2012 and was LU recently received a donor for this establishment, Center, the Liberty and States Constitution is the Construction thank you for scheduled for completion by donation of $1 million to has been a member of Ethics Center and the Center eroding rock of this country. your patience this past year.” Nov. 1, 2013. start a new institute known Lindenwood’s Board of for the Study of Economics “I hope this institute can The original westbound During construction, the as The Hammond Institute Directors since 1991. and Environment. help us all see what the bridge was built in the 1950’s eastbound bridge provided for Free Enterprise. According to LU’s press The Hammond Institute framers of the constitution and was due for upgrades. three lanes of travel in The institute’s mission is release dated Hammond’s will hold activities such as had in mind when they wrote There are no plans to either direction. As of Aug. to promote free enterprise, main desire is to advocate academic discussions and the document,” he said. rehabilitate the eastbound 24, 2013, both bridges are as well as civil and religious the understanding, benefits, scholarly research. Programs The public is welcome bridge in the near future. back to their usual five-lane liberty. To do so, the institute nature and importance of designed to promote the to attend The Hammond system. will take on market-oriented free private enterprise. institute’s mission will also Institute’s launch Sept. 26 at Expected to launch in the be included and will extend 3 p.m. in the J. Scheidegger W&L timesheets move to portal fall, the institute will engage to the greater community. Center for the Arts. Continued from Page 1 be revised and resubmitted available online so students within five days. have a visual explanation. The system automatically Many supervisors will use There is currently a tab on checks submitted work paper timesheets to compare the portal called “Time Sheet times against students’ class with submitted hours before Entry Help Guide,” which schedules for conflicts. If a accepting them. The online provides an explanation and conflict is found, students documents, not the paper images. must enter a brief explanation sign-in sheets, are the official for the overlap. timesheets recognized by the All hours must be Work and Learn Office. submitted before midnight of Mircsov held a meeting the final day on the timesheet with peer mentors before so supervisors can review classes started to show them and accept timesheets. how to navigate the new Late timesheets must be system. He said he may have submitted within 30 days of similar demonstrations with the timesheet’s final date. more students and he hopes Legacy Photo by Sandro Perrino Rejected timesheets must to make a video walkthrough Mircsov is responsible for the switch to online timesheets.

Aug. 27, 2013 NEWS Page 3 New water fountain feature installed HLC requires Melissa Spears about from LSGA’s recent third-party comments @LULegacyNews Senate bill. Lindenwood University is seeking comments from the According to Aaron Kothe, public about the university in preparation for its periodic As the hotter months seem the LSGA representative for evaluation by its regional accrediting agency. The university to fade and the fall semester the Sustainability Alliance will host a visit Oct. 28-30 with a team representing rolls around, students will club, “in the near future, two the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central notice a new change added to more filling stations will be Association. the average water fountain. installed… one in the Hyland Lindenwood University has been accredited by the Two water filling stations Performance Arena and one commission since 1921. The team will review the institution’s were added to the main in Evans Commons.” ongoing ability to meet the commission’s Criteria for drinking fountains in The water bottle filler Accreditation. Spellmann and Harmon over stations bill by LSGA The public is invited to submit comments regarding the the summer month of June. was written as a part of a university: With more space and high larger effort to promote Third-Party Comment on Lindenwood University water pressure than a regular environmental friendliness The Higher Learning Commission water fountain, the new on campus. 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500 feature allows students to fill “The student body can , IL 60604-1411 resusable bottles with ease. expect to see an increasing The public may also submit comments on the commission’s The idea was brought to the amount of green-focused website at www.ncahlc.org. Go to the “Contact Us” page and LSGA Senate’s attention by initiatives from both the click the link for a “Third-Party Comment on an Upcoming the Sustainability Alliance Sustainability Alliance club Visit.” club last year. However, the and LSGA in the coming Comments must address substantive matters related to the Legacy Photo by Michael Sprague ultimate result of the water months,” said Kothe. quality of the institution or its academic programs. filler installations came The water filling station on the second floor of the Spellmann Center allows students to use reusable bottles rather than plastic. All comments must be received by Sept. 28. VA Center provides for vets LSGA is voice for LU students Christopher Zhan specifically for veterans, graduation is greater.” Emily Adair Jordan Pfeifer, Vice the president for approval. @LULegacyNews it’s a place where you can Some of the services @LULegacyNews President Nikki Napolitano, The CAB representative, relax between classes, use offered include help Treasurer Rosie Medagus, students-at-large and Lindenwood is recognized The ultimate goal of a computer if you need to with admissions process Recording Secretary Jordan organization representatives as one of the nation’s top the Lindenwood Student and it’s a place to develop a and procedures, VA Harms, Public Relations also have full voting rights military-friendly schools. Government Association is fellowship with your fellow requirements, course Officer Scotty Kearns, in the General Assembly The school prides itself to represent and serve the Events Coordinator Isaiah meetings. veterans,” said Donna scheduling and G.I. Bill on having a welcoming student body. Jenkins. LSGA maintains a tiered atmosphere for veterans, Simms, LU’s veterans benefits. There are several entities Sophomores Mary Cate points system to provide reserve and active duty affairs school certifying “We’re here to fight for working to meet this goal, Boudreau and Chris ennedy, funds to each tiered service members seeking to official. them and make sure things including the Executive Board, juniors Dylan Callaway and organization. Groups may advance their education. The VA Center is still a get taken care of,” said the Senate, organizations, Jeremy Broadbooks, seniors also request to use a portion This atmosphere is fairly new resource for the Spc. Charles Williams, the students-at-large, and standing Karn Chikuku and Jacob of the General Fund, a committees. fostered with the Veterans school, but it is a proven National Guard Hedlund and graduates specified amount of money All General Assembly Affairs Center, which is asset at campuses across the liaison for the school. Emily Kroner and Danny set aside by the university meetings are open to the located in the Connection on nation. The VA Center is open Simms make up the Senate. expressly for hosting campus public, but the student body first floor of the Spellmann “It’s been proven by Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. Freshman senators and the events. cannot vote on issues. speaker of the senate have Starting Aug. 28, General Center. The center has a colleges that (veterans) to 5 p.m. The Executive Board is staff dedicated to assisting do better with a Veterans To contact the staff, call yet to be announced. Assembly meetings will be responsible for managing Senators research student held every Wednesday at 4 the military community. Center on campus,” Simms 636-949-4105 or email va@ operations within LSGA. The concerns and present bills p.m. in the Elizabeth Dunseth “The VA Center is here said. “The success rate of lindenwood.edu. board consists of President based on those concerns to Auditorium in Harmon Hall. Page 4 OPINIONS Aug. 27, 2013 Starr Gazing Women: The real hit makers of the summer

Editor goes beyond: Jason Wiese @LULegacyOpinion stations, instead of serving “Royals,” a poetic fusion of we fell in love with her last A time for growing up merely as an earworm alternative and a capella. At summer. It is especially It has implanter, helped remind 16, she has already prepped important to mention one been de- us that pop music is still herself for a long career. of the most important songs Deborah Starr t e r m i n e d very much alive playing of the year, Macklemore @LULegacyOpinion Speaking of career-making by popular songs with fun, refreshing moments, Nickelodeon star and Ryan Lewis’s “Same o p i n i o n , melodies and artists with Ariana Grande rocketed to Love”, on which singer For my first column I and relent- real talent. music stardom this summer Mary Lambert provided decided to be transparent less radio Of the many examples a heart wrenching chorus with you. My hope is after her single “The Way,” plays, that this year’s “Song that it does not turn any that come to mind, Zedd’s featuring rapper Mac telling us her own personal of the Summer” came from readers away, but rather breakout hit “Clarity” tops Miller, went platinum. The love story. a male artist: Robin Thicke. shows you a very real side my list. The Russian-born pop/hip-hop single shows It is the women who have I say good for him, but of myself and have you DJ’s beats made this track Grande singing like a mini- lent their voices to make the coming back for more. I this was an easy win. His an adrenaline shot to the Mariah Carey. She may best songs of the summer have always been one to “Blurred Lines” has all the ears, but it was British have the most talent of any some of the most powerful, believe in vulnerability requirements of the typical singer Foxes lending her female performer to first memorable, and fun songs and transparency. I don’t “Song of the Summer”: a voice that made it one of the gain attention on a made- in recent memory. Imagine like fake, and I think that catchy melody, a guest ap- most emotionally powerful for-children sitcom. how much cooler “Blurred in order to ever truly know pearance (two, actually, by songs of the year. The 22 Also worth mentioning is Lines” would have been if someone, openness is the school while I stayed in Pharell Williams and T.I.), year-old’s debut album was “I Don’t Care (I Love It)”, it featured, for instance, most important aspect. Texas to be assured of my and easily interpretive lyr- released earlier this year, Swedish female duo Icona Christina Aguilera roaring I want to talk about my mother’s recovery. She was ics mistaken for something but none of her own singles Pop’s girl power anthem back at Robin Thicke, summer experiences. in a coma for the entirety clever. If it were up to me, have made much radio play. that is infectious for turning it into a “battle of But rather than writing of my visit. I would pick the most pow- I certainly hope to see that both sexes. Actress Anna the sexes” ballad instead of the cliché editorial about When it was finally time erful, relatable, and original change. Kendrick earned radio-play a “win for the guys” track. for me to come home to a great vacation or a song of the summer to be the We saw a few female with “Cups”, a surprisingly Now, that would have been finish out the semester, mundane summer job, I “Song of the Summer” and artists break records, as well hip reimagining of her something special. she was still asleep. I want to discuss something of the songs that I believe as cultural barriers, this performance in the film Until next summer, I didn’t know if she would very specific: growing up. match that criteria, most of year as well. New Zealander Pitch Perfect. Ellie will be looking forward to ever wake up, but I had What exactly does it mean them featured women. Lorde made history by Goulding’s heartfelt vocals hearing more from 2013’s to take the leap of faith, to be an adult, and when The summer of 2013 being the first woman to top on Calvin Harris’s electro new divas. It has been a trusting that she would. To exactly does it happen? proved itself to be a great make a long story short, the alternative charts in 17 pop track “I Need Your great summer for music, Society may try to tell us season for music. Top 40 my mother has made a years with her debut single Love” reminded us why ladies. We owe it all to you. several different things. full recovery. Her story is It may say that a child nothing short of a miracle becomes an adult on its Resident gone commuter and I thank God every day LUL not beneficial 18th birthday, or maybe on for not taking my mother should keep LU scholarships Killian Walsh what I had just learned on its 21st. I, however, would @LULegacyOpinion from me. However, my my own. Realizing that you argue that becoming an Lindsey Rae Vaughn high school and my previous should probably start a 5 parents were not able to To start at adult has way less to do @LULegacyOpinion community college, not just page paper earlier than the come home right away. a new col- with age and a lot more because I lived on campus. night before it’s due isn’t The recovery that my lege is one to do with events and After liv- Later that day, I wrote a something a book could have mother needed had to be of the scar- circumstances. ing on LU’s letter of appeal to the dean taught me. I figured that one done in Texas. My parents iest things In just a few months campus for of admissions pleading my out on my own. Plus, the just came home last week a year, I de- people ex- I will be 22 years old. I case. Thankfully, I was book acts to treat us like we for the first time in nearly cided to try able to keep half of my perience in am in my senior year of are all the same type of stu- five months. something scholarship. their life. college. By definition, dent, but we’re not. We’re This summer I lived on d i f f e r e n t Don’t get me wrong, I’m They move most people would say that all different; have different my own for the first time and get an very thankful to the dean to a new place, are away from sleeping patterns, like differ- I am an adult. Some might in my life. I was forced to apartment close to campus. of admissions for allowing their parents and have to I viewed it as a growing ex- me to keep half of my ent foods and have different even say that I have been make decisions for the first make all new friends, all the perience, but I never thought scholarship, but I’m curious motivations and aspirations. one for several years now. time without my parents’ while trying to get to classes But I believe I became an I would lose my scholarship why I didn’t know about on time and eat enough nu- What we learned in class full input. I felt what it was over me wanting to become adult for the very first time this policy before. Why does trition. All those things build was basically just broad in- like to be independent in a more independent. Work and Learn have to formation that we already this summer. This calendar up and can cause some se- way that I had never before I contacted housing a week be strictly for residents? If knew coming into college, year, I was forced to grow rious stress on college stu- experienced. before my move-in day. I commuters could participate, things we picked up from up in a way that I could not dents. The LUL class was When a loved one comes was told I had to speak to the university would gain a watching any teen movies. have expected. created to help students deal so close to death, we are financial aid first. Once I lot more help with everyday What the classes should In March of this year, discussed with them I was jobs. with all these changes in forced to see the brevity have done instead was set us my mom became very no longer planning on being Also, I believe it’s unfair to their lives. However, I'm not of life and realize the sure it has really measured up with our own goals and ill. On a trip to Texas, a resident, they presented me take a student’s scholarship true miracle and beauty up to its intentions. help us to find our own way, she caught a rare disease with some shocking news. they received for their of every single day. What I was going to lose my LU academic achievements just Freshman year is meant not try to steer us all in the called Legionnaire’s. I marks adulthood? I don’t scholarship, as well as Work because they aren’t on campus. to be a learning experience, same direction. I don’t re- won’t go into the specifics, know what the actual and Learn. Commuters are still a big part inside and outside the class- ally think LUL was benefi- but upon hearing the news answer to that question First, I found out that Work of the university and shouldn’t room. However, most of the cial to me, or to many oth- I instantly jumped on a would be, but I do believe and Learn was designed to take be penalized for living close beneficial learning can't be ers. Sure, we had a few fun plane to be by her side. that it is different for every off a student’s room and board, enough to the university to learned in a classroom. Sit- conversations with some of My entire family came person. Looking back, which I no-longer had anymore. drive. ting in a classroom, reading our classmates but I didn’t together for the first time I realize that in March I That was understandable. I just wish residents looking through chapters telling you create any lasting bonds in But also, I was losing my LU to be commuters had a way in a long time for what we was just a big kid. Now, how college is supposed to my class. Not to mention, we scholarship, which I thought to become more aware of the thought would be the death be doesn't quite have a good were given tons of busywork just several months later, I was unfair. I received that policies before they make the enough effect as actually ex- to do while we could have of our beloved mother. I believe I can truly say that scholarship because of my change without knowing the been devoting that time to missed several weeks of I have become an adult. academic achievements in consequences. periencing it. Most of the things I learned going to club meetings or do- The Legacy / lindenlink.com in college came from what ing homework for our other Spellmann Center 3095 / 3100 We want your opinions other people had told me or classes. 209 S. Kingshighway St. Charles, Mo. 63301 Greetings, Lions! CLOSET AUDIT and wrote Letter to the Editor Legacy Telephone: 636-949-4336 I am honored and ecstatic various student interest Lindenlink Telephone: 636-949-3629 to be serving as one of The pieces. Through my work Hello, . This letter is in regards to one of the articles featured in the Legacy Email: [email protected] Legacy’s new Opinions Edi- with The Legacy I hope to May 8th issue. The article titled, “Both genders on LU Housing Lindenlink Email: [email protected] tors. I am entering into my give voice to students’, well, streets would make LU safer” is offensive to women because it reinforces the idea that women are not capable of protecting junior year as an Economics opinions, in the form of their Legacy Staff: themselves without the help of a man. I understand that this is major with a minor in Jour- wishes, woes, wails, and an opinion piece, however, it should also be stated that wom- Editors: Madeleine Heppermann, Michael Sprague en do not need men as a protector. As a woman, also living in Managing Editor: Melissa Spears nalism. I am on the Pre-Law wonderments. Leigh and I women’s housing, I would not feel protected if a man lived next Asst. Managing Editor: Lindsey Vaughn track and hope to attend law will be welcoming both pos- door. Some men are less likely to take care of a scary situation News Editor: Emily Adair or grad school far far away, itive and negative campus than myself, and other women in general. Also, some men Photo Editors: Jennifer Bruhn, Romain Polge may be the attacker. Men in women’s housing could actually Opinions Editors: Leigh Borgers, Abigail Fallon but for now I am enjoying feedback as well as views give a rise in sexual assault (although, it probably wouldn’t Entertainment Editors: Annette Schaefer, Enjoli Burback campus life and all that the on the state of the world, our be reported because society makes women feel like it’s their Sports Editors: Chase Stewart, Ryan Oldham fault, anyway). Sure, the article has one male that says he beautiful city of St. Louis country, and the St. Charles Featured Columnist: Deborah Starr would check out a situation if it was suspicious, but how many Page Designers: David Schlager, Christine Sielfleisch has to offer as well. community as a whole. Care men would ACTUALLY come to the rescue of a female? And why do females NEED a man to rescue them, anyway? No Graphics Designer: Alejandro Molino You may have seen my to share? You’ve come to the matter if men and women are integrated in the same housing Advertising Managers: Marko Nikolic, Andrea Lopez Torralvo name on LindenLink.com right place! area, there will always be crime. Just because a person is a Social Media Editor: Mariah Stewart man, does not mean crime will not happen because he exists. Reader Liaison: Seannell Chambers last semester, where I ran a Read on; Write forth. Faculty Adviser: Tom Pettit fashion column called THE -Abigail Thank you. Aug. 27, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT Page 5 TMI: City of Bones Review This week at LU: Annette Schaefer @LULegacyEnt Thursday, Aug. 29th: Friday, Aug. 30th: CAB Splash Bash CAB Bingo Night: Lindenwood’s Campus Activity CAB will also be hosting a Bin- City of Bones tells the story of Clary Fray Board will be hosting a Splash Bash this go Night on Aug. 30 at 7 p.m. in But- who believes she is nothing but normal her week on Aug. 29. The event will take place ler Loft. The group has dubed the event whole life until her mother is kidnapped. at the Evan’s Common’s lawn and will go as “The College Life Edition” and will When Clary is attacked by a demon and from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Be prepaired to get feature dorm room themed prizes. For saved by the mysterious Jace Wayland her wet! This event features fun activies and in- more information on this even and one whole life changes. Clary learns she is cludes a water slide. For more information future events, visit the CAB offices on something more than human and is quickly thrust into a world where horror and fantasy on this even and one future events, visit the the third floor of the Evans Commons or collide, and she is brought into the middle CAB offices on the third floor of the Evans call (636) 949-2539. of an ongoing battle between good and evil. Commons or call (636) 949-2539. As a dedicated fan of the books it was no Photo Courtesy of themortalminute.wordpress.com surprise that I’ve been nearly dying to see Cover of the Illustrated Companion for the film based of the popular young adult series, The Mortal Instru- the film adaptation of the first book of The ments by Cassandra Clare Mortal Instrument Series. It has been a long wait and on Aug. 21 it was finally here. It Bane, was portrayed rather static and stoic. Coming to the LU Film Series: would be easy for me to just say “I loved it”, He was very boring in comparison to the dy- Friday, Aug. 30th: Saturday, Aug. 31st: and for the most part that is true, but as any namic character that I and many other fans The Blob (1958) Repo Man (1984) movie, City of Bones has its good share of had fallen in love with. flaws. On the bright side the overall story from It has been three years since I read the first the books came across quite well. The movie book so there will not be much comparing perfectly balanced itself with tons of surreal here, but as a whole the movie covered ev- and magical fight scenes, gruesome demons, erything that was important and it was done touching romance, and brilliant heroes. It is so in a way that kept the movie interesting. clear by the time you get to the end credits The movie did miss some key character de- that this movie is not a rehashing of Twilight, velopments both with individuals and with and that Clary Fray is a true heroine and not several friend and sibling relationships. On a pathetic Bella Swan. the other hand, the chemistry between ro- This movie will probably translate well The Blob tells a gory tale of havoc brought about on a town by a space creature mantic relationships was pretty spot on, es- with fans of the books more so than new- with no definable shape and with great consequeces. Repo Man is the story of a punk kid pecially between Jace and Clary. comers, so I recommend that you give City who, after a series of pitfalls, quits his job and signs on to be an apprentice “repo man”. My biggest complaint would have to be of Bones a peek before purchasing your mov- that the eccentric and somewhat flamboyant ie tickets. Photos are courtesy of lindenwood.edu/film. character, Brooklyn’s high Warlock Magnus Sold-out shows and festivals rock St. Louis fans

Annette Schaefer tional show, with several fans @LULegacyEnt tearing up at certain points. Despite some of the shoving So how did I spend my and chaos in the crowd, it was summer vacation? Many definitely one of my best con- would say they went on va- cert experiences. cation, hung out at the mall, Jul. 24 marked the date of beat the latest video game. the 19th annual Vans Warped For me, I was having one of Tour in St. Louis. While this the best summers I’ve had in years line-up seemed a bit un- a while. I spent much of it sit- derwhelming and attracted a ting beneath a blistering sun much younger audience, the waiting for hours in a line, bands that did show gave it standing too close for com- their all. The day was topped fort in a room full of strang- off with a beautiful forecast ers, and best of all putting my of clear skies and a high of fist in the air for some of my 82 degrees. As a long time favorite bands. Warped Tour fan I was not Legacy Photos by Annette Schaefer On Jun. 28 Fall Out Boy wild about the number of Top Left: Silverstein lead singer, Shane Told, gets into the crowd made a miraculous return to metalcore bands on the tour, durring Warped Tour set on Jul. 24. Top Right: Panic! at the Dis- St. Louis venue, The Pageant. but seeing the excitement of co takes the stage for a sold-out crowd at local venue the Firebird on After a 3 year long hiatus, the first-timers at the show Aug. 13. Bottom Right: Fall Out Boy bassist, Pete Wentz performs fans were more than eager and seeing acts like Silver- with the band at their sold-out show at The Pageant on Jun. 28. to greet them back to the St. stein, The Early November, on Aug. 13. Tickets sold out that may not have made it to Louis stage. At 9 a.m. a line and William Beckett (for- in a matter of minutes and the airwaves, but definitely was nearly wrapped around merly of The Academy Is…) that was clear by the size of made it into the hearts of the building with fans that really brought me back to the the line outside the Firebird Panic! fans. I left completely had been waiting all night way I felt at my first Warped a mere hour before the doors exhausted but totally pumped for a chance to get early en- Tour seven years ago. Overall were to open. Once inside the for Panic! at the Disco all over trance passes. Once the doors it was a great day and a great venue was packed front to again. opened at 7 p.m. the venue Warped Tour. back. The crowd at this show If you want to hear more flooded with longtime Fall Panic! at the Disco made a was a little less than kind, about these shows you can Local Events Out Boy fans and even a few quick but impactful stop B:7.6111”in but the band put on a great check out my blog h at thet- new comers. Fall Out Boy put St. Louis, playing a show at set playing new singles and a racksatchristieroad.word- T:7.6111” •An art break day will be on Sep. 6 at the Foundry Art on an excellent and even emo- intimate venue the Firebird good number of older tracks press.com. S:7.6111” Centre from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The free event offers the public an opportunity and space to create art. For more information, call 636-255-0270 or visit foundryartcentre.

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Ryan Oldham Ryan Oldham With the season opener just around the corner, Lindenwood The Lady Lions golf team kicks off their season with a Lions can expect another magnificent season from their visit to Evansville, Ind to compete in the Screaming Eagles Chase Stewart Men’s Soccer team. Classic, hosted by the University of Southern Indiana. Last season ended prematurely with the Lions winning This is off the back of a season where the Lady Lions The Lindenwood Lady Lions field hockey team will begin the MIAA Conference Championship but failing to make managed to finish in a top five place in five events and their 2013 season on the road on September 6 when they face- nationals due to the transitional period we have been finishing sixth out of 11 teams in the MIAA Tournament at off against Millersville University in Millersville, Pa. undergoing from NAIA to NCAA. the end of last season. The Lady Lions finished strong in 2012, winning their last The Lions have been selected in first place to win their The Lady Lions’ first four events are away from home, 5 matches. The team hopes to carry some of that momentum conference championship again this semester and the team seeing them return to Lindenwood University for their fifth into the 2013 campaign. The Lady Lions finished 2012 with a that return eight starters are sure to be ecstatic that they have event in the MIAA Fall Preview in October. 10-6 overall record. been able to keep players such as Fermin Hughes, Craig Follow Ryan Oldham on twitter @ryanoldham McTear, and Rodney Mays.

Football Michael Sprague lost to graduation. The worthy of the job. duo combined for over 60 On Defense, the Lions The Lions enter 2013 percent of the teams’ total return the MIAA’s leading following a solid first season offense in 2012. tackler in sophomore Conner in the MIAA that saw them Possibly the biggest Harris and interceptions take fourth in a fifteen team question for the Lions leader . A conference. The Lions will entering the season is “who slew of transfer secondary have to do their best to will be under center?” players will also help the replace offensive playmakers Senior Ben Gomez and Lions defense. Denodus O’Bryant and sophomore Dillon Miller Follow Michael Sprague on DON’T GET Andrew Helmick, both both proved in 2012 they are twitter @MichaelDSprague

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Date Meet Time Date Opponent 9/5/2013 Dual 5:30 p.m. Men’s Tennis Time 9/21/2013 First to the Finish 9:00 a.m. Date Opponent Time 9/6/2013 Northwestern Oklahoma State 8:00 p.m. Southern Stampede 9/6-7/2013 Art Peterson Invitational TBA 9/8/2013 UMSL 1:30 p.m. 10/5/2013 Greater Louisville Classic 12:00 p.m. 9/13-14/2013 Bethany Swedes Invitational TBA 9/10/2013 U. of Illinois Springfield 6:00 p.m. 10/12/2013 Missouri S&T 9:45 a.m. 9/20-21/2013 ITA Regional Tournament TBA 9/13/2013 Southwest Minnesota State 3:00 p.m. MIAA Championship 9/28/2013 Quincy University 3:30 p.m. 9/15/2013 University of Sioux Falls (S.D.) 1:00 p.m. 10/26/2013 MIAA Championships 10:00 a.m. 10/4/2013 4:00 p.m. 9/20/2013 Northwest Missouri State 4:00 p.m. 9/22/2013 Missouri Western State 12:00 p.m. 9/27/2013 Northeastern State University 7:00 p.m. 9/29/2013 University of Central Oklahoma 1:00 p.m. Football 10/4/2013 Southeast Missouri State 6:30 p.m. Date Opponent Time 10/6/2013 Missouri Southern State 12:00 p.m. 9/5/2013 Lincoln 7:00 p.m. 10/9/2013 Quincy University 7:00 p.m. 9/14/2013 Southwest Baptist University 6:00 p.m. Women’s Volleyball 10/18/2013 7:30 p.m. 10/20/2013 Washburn University 3:00 p.m. 9/21/2013 University of Central Missouri 1:30 p.m. Date Opponen Time 10/25/2013 Fort Hays State University 7:00 p.m. 9/28/2013 Missouri S&T 6:00 p.m. 9/6/2013 Arkansas Tech University 9:00 a.m. 10/27/2013 U. of Nebraska at Kearney 1:00 p.m 10/5/2013 U. of Nebraska at Kearney 2:37 p.m. 9/6/2013 Northern State University 3:00 p.m. 11/1/2013 Southwest Baptist University 6:00 p.m. 10/12/2013 Fort Hays State University 1:30 p.m. 9/7/2013 St. Cloud State University 3:00 p.m. 11/3/2013 University of Central Missouri 3:30 p.m. 10/19/2013 Emporia State University 1:30 p.m. 9/7/2013 7:00 p.m. 10/26/2013 Washburn University 1:00 p.m. 9/10/2013 University of Illinois Springfield6:00 p.m. 11/2/2013 Mo. Southern State University 2:00 p.m. 9/13/2013 Wayne State College 9:00 a.m. Women’s Tennis 11/9/2013 Pittsburg State University 2:37 p.m. 9/13/2013 Colorado State University - 1:00 p.m. Date Opponent Time 9/14/2013 Southwestern Oklahoma State 1:00 p.m. 9/13-14/2013 Bethany Swedes Invitational TBA 9/14/2013 Chadron State College 3:00 p.m. 9/20-21/2013 ITA Regional Tournament TBA 9/17/2013 Missouri Baptist University 7:00 p.m. 9/25/2013 Missouri Baptist University 3:30 p.m. Men’s Soccer 9/20/2013 Northwest Missouri State 7:00 p.m. 9/28/2013 Quincy University 3:30 p.m. 9/21/2013 University of Central Missouri 3:00 p.m. 10/4-5/2013 Hinds-Kellogg Classic TBA Date Opponent Time 9/24/2013 Southwest Baptist University 7:00 p.m. 9/7/2013 UMSL 5:00 p.m. 9/28/2013 Missouri Western State University 1:00 p.m. 9/8/2013 Missouri S&T 7:30 p.m. 10/1/2013 McKendree University 7:00 p.m. Men’s Golf 9/10/2013 8:00 p.m. 10/5/2013 Missouri Southern State 12:00 p.m. 9/13/2013 Ouachita Baptist University 4:00 p.m. 10/8/2013 UMSL 7:00 p.m. 9/17/2013 Quincy University 7:30 p.m. 10/15/2013 University of Illinois Springfield 1:30 p.m. 9/3/2013 Arch Cup TBD 9/20/2013 Southwest Baptist University 4:00 p.m. 10/18/2013 Fort Hays State University 7:00 p.m. 9/9-10/2013 Conference Game TBD 9/24/2013 Ouachita Baptist University 1:00 p.m. 10/19/2013 U. of Nebraska at Kearney 7:00 p.m. 9/23-24/2013 NSU Men’s Golf Classic TBD 9/29/2013 1:00 p.m. 10/22/2013 Missouri S&T 7:00 p.m. 10/7-8/2013 Heart of America Invitational TBD 10/3/2013 Fort Hays State University 7:30 p.m. 10/25/2013 University of Central Oklahoma 7:00 p.m. 10/21-22/2013 TVA Credit Union Classic TBD 10/5/2013 Southern Nazarene University 6:00 p.m. 10/26/2013 Northeastern State University 3:00 p.m. 10/9/2013 Oakland City University 7:00 p.m. 11/1/2013 Northwest Missouri State 7:00 p.m. 10/17/2013 Northeastern State University 7:00 p.m. 11/2/2013 University of Central Missouri 7:00 p.m. 10/19/2013 Harding University 7:00 p.m. 11/5/2013 Southwest Baptist University 7:00 p.m. Women’s Golf 10/23/2013 Truman State University 2:00 p.m. 11/9/2013 Missouri Western State University 7:00 p.m. 10/26/2013 Upper Iowa University 3:00 p.m. 11/12/2013 Missouri Southern State 7:00 p.m. 9/15-16/2013 Screaming Eagles Classic TBD 10/29/2013 7:00 p.m. 11/15/2013 Washburn University 7:00 p.m. 9/22-23/2013 UINDY Fall Invitational TBD 11/1/2013 Southwest Baptist University 8:00 p.m. 11/16/2013 Emporia State University 2:00 p.m. 10/7-8/2013 UCO Classic TBD 11/3/2013 Rogers State University (Okla.) 1:00 p.m. 10/14-15/2013 The Buckaneer TBD 10/21-22/2013 MIAA Fall Preview TBD Field Hockey

Date Opponent Time 9/6/2013 Millersville University 4:00 p.m. 9/7/2013 West Chester University 4:00 p.m. 9/13/2013 12:00 p.m. 9/15/2013 Bloomsburg University 11:00 a.m. 9/21/2013 12:00 p.m. 9/27/2013 Limestone College 4:00 p.m. 9/28/2013 Newberry College 1:00 p.m. 10/5/2013 (Pa.) 1:30 p.m. 10/6/2013 Slippery Rock University 12:00 p.m. 10/11/2013 Limestone College 1:00 p.m. 10/17/2013 Hendrix College 7:00 p.m. 10/18/2013 Denison University 5:30 p.m. 10/20/2013 Bellarmine University 12:00 p.m. 10/25/2013 Newberry College 3:00 p.m. 11/2/2013 1:00 p.m. 11/3/2013 Dowling College 12:00 p.m.

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Date Opponent Time 9/27/2013 Bemidji State University 7:00 p.m. 9/28/2013 Bemidji State University 2:00 p.m. 10/4/2013 University of North Dakota 7:07 p.m. 10/5/2013 University of North Dakota 7:07 p.m. 10/11/2013 Minnesota State University 7:00 p.m. 10/12/2013 Minnesota State University 12:00 p.m. 10/18/2013 Bemidji State University 2:07 p.m. 10/19/2013 Bemidji State University 2:07 p.m. 10/25/2013 University of Wisconsin 7:07 p.m. 10/26/2013 University of Wisconsin 2:07 p.m. 11/8/2013 Rochester Institute of Tech. 7:00 p.m. 11/9/2013 Rochester Institute of Tech. 7:00 p.m. 11/15/2013 7:00 p.m. 11/16/2013 Robert Morris University 3:00 p.m. 11/22/2013 Penn State University 7:00 p.m. 11/23/2013 Penn State University 2:00 p.m. 12/6/2013 7:00 p.m. 12/7/2013 Syracuse University 2:00 p.m. 12/14/2013 Mercyhurst College 2:00 p.m. 12/15/2013 Mercyhurst College 12:00 p.m. 12/31/2013 Minnesota State University 2:07 p.m.