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Lauren Wiseman the abstract to 500 words oral presentations. anywhere from four units of red maximum; the abstract should While it is important to work blood cells to ten times that News Editor contain the title, authors’ ahead of schedule on the research amount. R o s e - Hulman is no names, and university affilia- symposium, the blood drive is a According to the Indiana stranger to opportunities for tion. Once the abstracts are little more immediate, coming up Blood center, more than students on campus. Both to fast as Sep- 10,000 patients every year are do good and to do better. In t e m b e r diagnosed with diseases like the next few weeks, those “That means it’s that time speeds to a leukemia or lymphoma. These kinds of opportunities close. patients’ best hope is bone abound, in the form of a re- Next week, marrow for transplants from search symposium and a blood again—the time to bring R o s e - donors, as 70 percent of pa- drive. Hulman is tients “do not have a matching That means it’s that time hosting its donor in their family.” Be the again—the time to bring forth forth research proposals.” fall quarter Match’s registry is always research proposals for the In- blood drive, looking for new members as terdisciplinary Research Col- b u t t h i s well. The more members of laborative (IRC) Undergrad written, they can be submitted blood drive is coming with the registry there are, the bet- Research Symposium. Under- to Professor of Chemistry Dr. something extra. The Indiana ter, as patients are “most like- graduate students are encour- Mark E. Brandt electronically Blood Center’s partner group, ly to match someone of their aged to present their research (brandt@rose - hulman.edu), Be the Match, will be there to own race or ethnicity.” findings at the Conference in with “IRC Symposium Ab- sign up donors for the bone Questions about eligibil- October, held on Rose - stract” in the email subject marrow registry. The blood ity? Check out Indiana Blood Hulman’s campus. Students line. drive will be September 25 Center’s eligibility require- who are interested in pursu- On October 20, the Confer- and 26, both days from 11 ments or email Eligibility at ing a presentation slot need to ence will be held in the Myers a.m. until 5 p.m. in the Stu- the Indiana Blood Center submit their abstract — a n d Presentation Room. Because dent Rec Center. ([email protected]). students do not have to be students can state their pre- Giving blood and bone mar- Those looking to donate are members of the American ferred method of preference — row are easy ways to save lives all encouraged to sign up to ex- Chemical Society to present. whether that be oral presenta- over the United States. Blood do- pedite process and make it as Interested students need tion, poster presentation, or nations serve all kinds of purpos- smooth as possible for those to submit their abstracts by both—students are advised to es, from liver transplants—which drawing and those giving October 4, following the ab- be flexible, as the organizers require six to ten units of blood blood. Sign up links are avail- stract guidelines available on will try and accommodate all cells, 20 units of plasma, and 10 able on My Rose-Hulman. Be the IRC page. Some of these groups, but time constraints units of platelets—to automobile on the lookout for more infor- guidelines include limiting could affect the number of accidents—which could require mation regarding this event. Classifieds 2 Advertise with The Rose Thorn The Rose Thorn Contact : Interested in writing, layout and design, web management, or business relations? [email protected] Looking for General Staff Writers, Business Managers and a Website Manager
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Jared Gibson and Derek Hufferd Lauren Wiseman State University. Herbert Foltz, of the class of ’86 —1886, that is—was the ar- Guest Writer and Staff Writer News Editor chitect of the new building and gave the North Korea Continues Nuclear Testing? principal address. On September 13, Moench Hall was The Rose Technic published their ac- count of the event in October of 1922: On September 3rd, North Korea continued their at- founded. However, this was more than the “Today we are dedicating not only a tempts to strengthen their nuclear arsenal in a test that founding of Moench Hall, this was the cor- building unique in its field but also pay- Pyongyang claimed was a hydrogen bomb. The United Na- nerstone of the new Rose Polytechnic—and ing homage to an idea born of necessity tions Security Council reacted to this test by setting a new the continuation of the legacy that has and put into execution with uncommon set of sanctions upon North Korea that targets North Ko- helped Rose-Hulman remain number one for courage and skill.” The new cornerstone rea’s fuel imports, cutting it by nearly thirty percent. This nearly two decades. The cornerstone was of Moench was made up of “All the con- will be the ninth set of sanctions that the Security Council laid in 1922, signaling not only the begin- tents of the original cornerstone” and has passed since North Korea began testing nuclear weap- ning of the oldest building on Rose’s cam- along with the new cornerstone were ons in 2006. pus, but the beginning of the 1922-23 school placed “memorabilia of current interest- Despite the efforts of the Security Council to deter fur- year. The Rose Thorn looks back on the oc- ed.” That memorabilia happened to in- ther nuclear tests, North Korea released a statement de- casion with the help of its predecessor—the clude recent newspapers; catalogs for claring that the sanctions would only invigorate their ef- Rose Technic—and former Rose professor Rose, Indiana State Normal, and St. forts to expand their nuclear weapons program. According John L. Bloxsome’s book Rose: The First Mary-of-the-Woods; a faculty roster; to the New York Times, the North declared that it would One Hundred Years. “redouble the efforts to increase its strength to safeguard the country’s sovereignty and right to existence.” Shortly after the North released these statements of defiance, defense analysts released reports of new vehicles, mining carts, and other equipment at the Punggye-ri un- derground nuclear test site in northeast North Korea. Alt- hough the reports never claimed that further nuclear tests were imminent, this activity suggests that North Korea has no intention of slowing down nuclear testing.
Critical Terror Level Declared in London
The Prime Minister of England, Theresa May, rose the terror threat level to critical level on Friday afternoon. This was in response to the explosive device that partially deto- nated on a public train earlier that morning. Reports are still unclear as to who is responsible and what exactly hap- pened. This is the second time England’s terror threat level was escalated to critical level. The last time the terror level was escalated to this level was back in May following the Manchester arena attack. On Friday morning at 8:20 am,an explosive device was partially detonated on board one of the trains at the Par- sons Green train station in London, leaving 29 injured. A bucket full of incendiary materials, wires, and explosives was left on the train earlier that morning, wrapped up in a plastic shopping bag. Eye witnesses on board the train de- scribed the bag as being there for some time. Scotland Yard claims that had the device fully detonated, many Moench Hall, founded as the new Rose Polytechnic, continues to be one of the most im- more would be either gravely injured or dead. portant buildings on Rose’s campus. The British PM declared a state of emergency in Eng- land. This authorizes armed British military to patrol and Photo Courtesy of the Rose-Hulman bookstore guard highly populated areas alongside normal British police. The critical level also declares that another attack is The idea for Moench Hall came from Dr. “the address of Professors Wickersham imminent based on current intelligence. Reports are still Philip B. Woodworth, the new president of and Peddle”; Dr. Mees’s record of the unclear about whether the PM actually believes another faculty in 1921. The Rose Technic described school during World War I; a map of terror attack is on the way, or if she is exercising caution. the man as being “Short of stature but wide Terre Haute; and a box of other assort-
in experience and long in action.” The New ed memorabilia. Kapersky Antivirus Software Banned York native analyzed what Rose really need- Today, Moench Hall is home to the Ad-
ed at the time and came to the conclusion— missions Office, the Business Office, and the Last week, the United States government banned the “bingo!” wrote the Technic. Dr. Woodworth Administrative Services Department. The use of any and all Kapersky antivirus software. Kapersky was quoted as saying, “Why not have a Rose-Hulman interactive map details some antivirus is an antivirus software created by Eugene combination shop and laboratory build- of the features of Moench Hall, including the Kapersky, a Russian technology entrepreneur. The busi- ing that will have all the advantages of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) ness he built over the last 20 years out of Russia is now the modern industrial building at the lab, “set up for a clean environment.” banned over fears of Kremlin involvement. An American same time be elastic in its arrangement Moench is also home to the Studio Circuits security researcher advised the Trump administration of and economical in construction.” His Laboratory, which “allows a combination of the possibility that the Russian antivirus company could vision for the building was an open one, classroom instruction and lab work in the be ordered by the Kremlin to infect many US citizen com- with “plenty of light and air and floor same room.” puters in an attempt to either ransom the United States or space.” That vision would come to fruition Not only is it the oldest building on gather data illegally. in a little over a year. Rose’s campus, Moench houses the most dis- Mr. Kapersky believes that this is a smear campaign “With simple but impressive ceremonies ciplines of any academic building within its against his company. He claimed the idea of Kremlin- the cornerstone of the new Rose Polytechnic walls. From the different kinds of engineer- ordered espionage to be “science fiction.” He thinks it is a was laid,” Bloxsome wrote. “Students, facul- ing—Electrical, Computer, Optical, Mechani- political stunt by the Trump administration to distance ty, and many interested spectators and pa- cal, Software, and Engineering Manage- themselves from alleged Russian ties. But during the same trons of the school from all parts of the ment—Moench supports other disciplines, interview, Mr. Kapersky also claimed that “everyone spies country” came out to see the event. Blox- including Physics, Chemistry, Computer Sci- on everyone,” leading many to believe that his company some went on to describe the speakers pre- ence, and the Humanities & Social Sciences. may have already been involved in sharing American in- sent at the event, including President Emeri- Moench Hall continues to be an inte- formation with the Kremlin, possibly even during the past tus Dr. Carl Leo Mees, for whom Mees Hall gral part of Rose-Hulman’s history. For election season. is named. Also at the event was William W. more information, check out Bloxsome’s
Parsons, the President Emeritus of Indi- book Rose: The First One Hundred Google Sued Over Alleged Gender Discrimination ana State Normal —which is now Indiana Years, which can be viewed digitally through Logan Library. Three female former employees are suing the technol- ogy giant over gender pay discrimination. The former em- ployees are seeking class action status for their lawsuit against their former employer. They claim that even Journalism though Google leads the market in new products and fea- tures, it lags behind in its internal gender policies. They state that they are fighting on behalf of all the women em- ployed by Google, and that they all receive lower pay, few- Isn’t Always er opportunities to advance, and are generally treated un- The Rose Thorn fairly. Google is currently being investigated by the US De- partment of Labor over these such allegations of unequal Black and pay. As the Two-Way reported earlier in the year in April, Meet Tuesdays three days after Google announced it closed the gender gap on equal pay day, a worker for the US department of Labor testified in court about “systemic discrimination” existing O259 5:15pm White. inside the company. Google responded to these claims through Gina Scigliano, who stated that before any promotions, hiring, or advancement takes place, the decision goes through multiple checks to ensure no gender bias. Scigliano stated that all Google hires and internal affairs were determined Write about what matters. purely through ability and work ethic, and had nothing to do with gender politics. Write for the News Section. Entertainment 4 Third Times the Charm A Review of Spiderman Homecoming Curtis Humm the use of his abil- ities feel like an Entertainment Editor intrinsic part of Third Times the Charm his character, even My litany of movie re- out of costume, views notwithstanding, I rather than some never really considered my- sort of magic wand self a comic buff. But if there to be activated as is one hero’s story I feel that the plot demands. I have a solid grasp of, it The true star of would be the Friendly Neigh- the show, howev- borhood Spiderman. Going er, would have to into the third reboot of the be the villain of character in fifteen years, I the work. (Which strapped myself in for the feels really weird format I had come to expect. to say in regards We’d get our nerdy “totally a to a Marvel film teenager” Peter Parker, wit- not about Loki.) ness an arachnid attack with Michael Keaton accompanying mutations, brings The Vulture have a solid bonding conver- to life in and out sation with Uncle Ben, watch of costume, man- him get axed for maximum aging to turn what emotional gravitas, and re- should, by all hash a solid lesson in “With Don’t look down, don’t look down, don’t look down, don’t look down! rights, be a laugh- great power comes great re- ably cartoonish sponsibility.” Just, you know, Photo courtesy of TheDailyBeast.com concept (Dude in a with Iron Man this time. I wing rig ripping was pleasantly surprised to discover that Spi- off scraps of alien tech) into a fleshed out derman Homecoming figured we knew the er it may be, but the moral ramifications of a character. As opposed to many villains whose song and dance by now and buckled down in teenage hero are called into question. In pre- ties to the universe seem to purely stem from actually showing us something new. vious continuities, Parker was the only hero “The world is changing now, so let’s kill some Don’t get me wrong, Spiderman Home- around, so his age was a moot factor. But in a people,” or “People I liked died, so let’s kill coming is still a coming of age tale. In a way, world with pre-existing, adult, vigilantes some people,” The Vulture brings a refreshing Spiderman is even more ideally suited for the ready and willing to tackle the meta-human bit of pragmatism to the scene, while giving a role in the MCU than he was on his own inde- crisis, is it really the responsible thing to do motivation that ties in nicely to the rest of the pendent continuity. In the previous Spider- to swing into combat with city-endangering MCU. Most of all though, Keaton brings a de- man Tales (amazing and otherwise) the theme threats? At the very least, it is an intriguing gree of relatability to his character that many of responsibility was one of initiative. The counter argument to the standard Spiderman Marvel Villains lack. His decisions seem ra- conflict was centered on stepping forth and moral. tional, his means pragmatic and grounded, confronting problems, even when it might Philosophies aside, Spiderman Homecom- and his characterization authentic. He is a seem easier to decide they weren’t relevant to ing had a quality cast who put on a truly en- genuine delight to behold. (Plus Batman lived you personally. Homecoming tackles a differ- tertaining performance. Tom Holland charms long enough to see himself become the vil- ent facet of responsibility, that of moderating viewers with his authentically youthful Peter lain… that joke is never going to get old.) one’s actions and considering their ramifica- Parker, and has the snarky chops to pull of Spiderman Homecoming is a wonderful tions. Tom Holland’s Peter Parker needs no the Web Slinging Wall Crawler we all know addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as encouragement to confront the problems of and love. One of the most subtle aspects of his well as a thoughtful contribution to the char- his society, he actively seeks them out, and his performance would be the way he manages to acter as a whole. One can only hope that the struggle is to determine what place he has in a naturally blend his powers into his everyday following films will follow suit. society of established heroes. He has the will routine. Causally tumbling about the set as and the strength to confront injustice wherev- naturally as the other actors stroll, he makes Dance Moms Micro-Managing Matrons and petty Prancing
Hailey Hoover Guest Writer “They are all striving for stardom, mo- Everyone has heard of reality television. Networks across the country present this gen- reso the moms than the children with re on two different spectrums - lavish, unat- tainable lifestyles, and their backwards con- cept of “relatable.” There are countless differ- actual talent.” ent shows for you to fill your afternoon watching. However, while each brings its own intense. Set those preconceived notions aside, thousands of dollars-- basically my mortgage uncanny plastic charm, I’d like to talk about as the cast of Dance Moms takes it to a whole each year to do it. They are all striving for one on the Network ‘Lifetime’. This show is other level. These are grown women arguing stardom, moreso the moms than the children called "Dance Moms.” and filing lawsuits over little girls prancing with actual talent. If you have ever been in any sort of com- around in spandex and sequins. They spend Think of it like Keeping up with the Kar- petition world you know that it can get pretty dashians - but with people that could con- tribute more to society than slapping their name on everything. There are still the crazy “momagers” and the catfights, but these peo- ple might be even a bit more cutthroat. The lengths they will go to get ahead of people they consider their friends is astounding and borderline pathetic. The thing about watching reality TV, no matter the show, is that it adds a palpable lay- er of shame to your life. I would love to say this is not the case with Dance Moms but un- fortunately it is. You will be completely and totally embarrassed if people happen to find out that you sit down once a week and volun- tarily subject yourself to this glittery disaster. You might have to watch it on your laptop in your room to keep a bit of your reputation. Nonetheless, the entertainment value is there in the end. All in all I would wholeheartedly recom- mend this show. I however, am reality TV trash and have quite the selection in my rep- ertoire. But hey if you feel like killing brain cells on a Tuesday evening, then feel free to tune in. Or if you need some background noise while you do something meaningful with your life that is fine too. Behold the maternal monarch. Photo courtesy of PlayBuzz Lifestyle 5 Am I allowed to say that? A discussion about the role of race in out society
Seun Ladipo watch the movie. Tyler grabbed his group. someone angry. The first of these is laptop, plugged it into the televi- The second distinct conversa- to keep it so only Black people have Lifestyle Editor sion and began to play the movie tion occurred during one of the few a right to the word only meaning This past weekend, I did some- (Disclaimer there will be spoilers moments of comic relief in this anyone who is not Black is essen- thing not very out of the ordinary; past this point of this article and I movie. Chris Washington’s Friend tially forbidden from saying the this action would actually be quite highly recommend this movie to says the N word in a conversation. word itself. For anyone that doesn’t tame in the eyes of most people. I anyone). watched a movie, but not just any As we were watching movie, I watched Get Out directed the movie two distinct by Jordan Peele. This was not my conversations arose of “This experience, I feel was first time watching this movie, alt- which I am discussing in hough the circumstances under this article, both of which I saw it this time made the which had their fair experience worth sharing. share of controversy. eye-opening to all of us as a For those of you that do not The first argument oc- know I am a Black student at Rose- curred quite early on Hulman and I watched this movie into the viewing of this My friend Coleen know, this is essentially how it with three of my white friends. One movie. There is a line in whole…” stops the movie works on a daily basis in our world of whom had seen the movie be- which moments after and asks me if it is or at least in my daily life. I per- fore, one who read the synopsis on Rose’s father, Dean okay to say the N sonally feel if this rule was never Wikipedia before watching, and Armitage, says “By the way, I word, even though she is not black. broken then we would be at peace one who had only heard about the would have voted for Obama for a This has become one of the age old with it, although that is never the reviews of the movie itself. Now for third term if I could. Best president questions in todays society. I of- case. When some people break this those who think at this point that in my lifetime. Hands down”. fered my own opinion to her and rule some other people typically this article is going to be full of ra- When this was mentioned in the remarked the following. First off, tend to get offended even if there is cially charged hostility towards movie the room took it into their technically as a Black male in not actual malice behind the use of them or myself would be fairly mis- own hands to validate the true America who’s family had never the word itself. This often causes taken. This experience, I feel was meaning of this line. Tyler re- witnessed slavery or any domestic problems, as it is human nature to eye-opening to all of us as a whole, marked that in his eyes someone racism before my generation as we not follow directions and push the as throughout the movie there were saying such a thing would alienate were immigrants from England, I boundaries of comfort. multiple times in which a civil con- themselves from the black commu- have as much right to this word as We also have the more radical versation arose regarding the top- nity even more. This happens be- any other American whose family approach to the N word in our soci- ics discussed in this movie. cause no one should assume an en- did not experience slavery in ety. If everyone agreed that the For the privacy of the people in tire racial community as a whole America. That being said because I word was no longer one of malice this story, lets call the person who endorses a political figure purely am black no one will bat an eye or disdain then we (all races) use it had seen the movie before Tyler, based on the merit of race alone. when I use the word in conversa- as a term of endearment as it is the person who had read it up This in effect simplifies that group tion. popularly used in the black com- online Colleen, and the person who of people down into a mindless I feel there are two directions munity. Some feel as if this is the had never seen the movie Clarence. hive that cannot think for them- in which we can take this contro- only way to overcome the power To set the scene it was about late in selves simplifying themselves from versial situation, both of which and history of this word as the the night when we all decided to anyone that thinks such about that would inevitably bound to make more people openly use it the less power that word itself has over our emotions. Some say that the use of this word in society at all harkens back to the darkest age of our country and as this is true; I per- sonally do not feel that it is possi- ble to phase it completely out of our vocabulary. Instead, we must find a place for it to be as a people or it will continue to keep Ameri- cans separated. There is no correct answer although the conversations about such topics are the things that are going to help make way for progress in our society In all, it was really just a form of entertainment although, I left the viewing of this movie having had conversations of which I did not expect to have. The different views of different people from very Joe Biden, the only man to actually vote for Obama for a third term. different backgrounds in civil con- versation always makes for an in- Photo Courtesy ell.h-cdn.co teresting experience. Dope Money European Pancakes
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“The largest mistake Democrats could make would be to look at the 2016 election and double down on tacking hard to the left.” Sports 7 RHIT Football RHIT SPORTS BOX SCORES Blake Powell Dion connected with Burtnick on a seven yard touchdown pass after John Kirby’s fifty RHIT Men’s Soccer Sports Editor yard interception to put Rose-Hulman up 31- Blake Powell Rose-Hulman starts off conference play 22. Dion capped off the offensive game in the Sports Editor with a victory over Hanover. fourth quarter with a 42 yard touchdown run to Rose-Hulman advances to 4-1-1 headed into the goal by Bradyn Andrew Dion threw four touchdown passes put the game away. Rose-Hulman improved to 2-1 on the sea- on the season after beating up on Nokes. Chris Fusaro would give Rose while the defense had three turnovers and six Millikin in a key non-conference -Hulman the go-ahead goal in the sacks in the 38-28 win over Hanover College. son and 1-0 in league play, while Hanover dropped to 0-3. The Fightin’ Engineers will host game. Early in the game Will 33rd minute of the first half. Neither Dion finished 20-35 for 319 yards to lead McGowen was able to fire a goal into team could put up anymore points in the 497-yard offensive attack for the Fightin’ Defiance College next Saturday at 1:30 PM. the back of the net with an assist the second half of play. Rose- Engineers. Zack Murphy had four receptions for from Austin Webb. Millikin would Hulman will kick it off with in- 134 yards and a score, Noah Thomas added 96 go on to tie the game in the 24th state rival DePauw on Wednes- yards on seven catches, and Raymond Burtnick minute from a corner kick that was day evening. had two touchdown catches on the day. On the 1 2 FINAL ground Dion had 72 yards, Garrett Wight had MEN’S SOCCER 48 yards and Stanley Hogan with 44 yards. Defensively, the Engineers recorded six ROSE-HULMAN(4-1-1) 2 0 2 sacks and forced three turnovers. John Kirby had 14 solo tackles and a 50-yard interception MILLIKIN(1-4-1) 1 0 1 return. Mike Riley had three sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Alec Thomp- Standout Performers son had 12 tackles. Tyler Stewart had two sacks and Mike Henry had an interception. The de- Will McGowen- Scored the first goal fense forced Hanover to be one-dimensional by Austin Webb– Assisted the first goal shutting down the run attack by only allowing Long John Kirby making plays. Chris Fusaro– One assist and one goal eight rushing yards. Michael Lawrence– Five saves Photo by Rose-Hulman Athletics Rose-Hulman fell 9-3 early in the second Carter Wright– Does he even play on the team anymore? quarter, before Dion hit Murphy with a 54 yard ROSE-HULMAN touchdown pass to take a 10-9 lead. Hanover HANOVER RHIT Women’s Soccer added a late touchdown to take the lead 15-10 Blake Powell heading into halftime. 319 Passing Yards 483 Sports Editor Rose-Hulman dominated the second half 178 Rushing Yards 8 with 21 of the first 28 points. The Fightin’ Engi- Rose-Hulman competed well play to send the game into overtime. neers took the lead and extended it to 24-15. against Millikin in a 3-2 loss in over- Lucy Kroger, from Millikin, scored 2 Turnovers 3 Hanover brought it within 24-22 with an early time. Millikin took the lead early and the golden goal to win the game. The fourth quarter touchdown. kept it until the second half when loss dropped Rose-Hulman to 2-5-0 25:06 Time of Poss. 34:54 Maddy Twetten tied the game up 1-1. overall this season. They’ll play again Later on in the second half, Twetten on Wednesday when they travel to scored a goal to give Rose-Hulman Webster University. Kickoff is sched- the lead. Millikin found a way to tie uled for 7:30 PM. RHIT Volleyball the game up in the 84th minute of Blake Powell WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1 2 OT FINAL Sports Editor ROSE-HULMAN(2-5-0) 0 2 0 2 Rose Hulman faced some great compe- tition this weekend as they fell to Musk- MILLIKIN(5-2-0) 1 1 1 3 ingum and Mt. Union at the DePauw Invi- tational. Mt. Union and Muskingum are a combined 23-2 this season. Standout Performers Muskingum (11-1) topped the Engi- neers 25-20, 25-11 and 25-14 in the open- Carli Weinberg– Recorded 9 saves er. Maddy Twetten- Balled out with all the goals Mackenzie Gossard led the offense Madeline Romeo– Perfect assist on Twetten’s second goal with six kills, Katie Orbeta had a match- high twelve assists. Sydney Griffith had Teamwork makes the dream work. the lone-service ace for Rose-Hulman. Ga- RHIT Player of the Week Photo by Rose-Hulman Athletics bi Razma and Adekite Oladipupo both reached double digits in digs. Mike Riley is the RHIT
Mt. Union (12-1) earned a tight win ROSE-HULMAN MUSKINGUM Player of the Week. Mike over Rose-Hulman 25-19, 25-22, and 25- recorded 4.5 sacks last sea- 22. .066 Hitting % .255 son as a sophomore and has Grace Beach led the team with eleven 0.0 Blocks 7.0 already beaten that this sea- kills. Orbeta had seven kills and a team- son in just the first three high nineteen assists. Allison Rogozinski 54 Digs 55 games. Mike has 6 sacks on added fifteen assists. the season and currently Defensively, Razma recorded eighteen leads D3 football for sacks. digs and Orbeta added ten. Gossard and 1 Aces 8 Beach had two block assists each. In three games Mike has also Congratulations to Razma as she was ROSE-HULMAN MT. UNION recorded eighteen total tack- named to the DePauw Invitational all- les with a forced fumble. At tournament team for her outstanding ef- .120 Hitting % .216 this pace, Mike is looking to forts this weekend. beat the school’s single season sack record and potentially D3’s 3.0 Blocks 6.0 Rose-Hulman stands 8-5 on the season single season record as well. Best of luck to Mike on the rest of his as they’ll host Greenville on Tuesday night season. at Hulbert Arena. 52 Digs 56 2 Aces 2 Photo by Rose-Hulman Athletics RHIT SPORTS SCHEDULES Football Volleyball Soccer September 9th-Millikin-7PM September 8th– Monmouth-6PM September 16th-Hanover-2PM September 8th– Williams Woods-8PM Men Women *WVFCA Yellow Shoelace Game September 9th–North Central-11AM September September September 23rd-Defiance-1:30PM September 9th– Illinois College-1PM 5th-Greenville-8PM 5th-Greenville-6PM *Samaritan’s Feet Game September 12th-St. Mary-Woods-7PM 9th-Carrol(Wis.)-1PM 7th-@Washington-7:30PM September 30th-@Anderson-1:30PM September 15th-@Wheaton-6PM 13th-@Wabash-5PM 12th-@Principia-7PM September 15th-@DePauw-8PM 16th-Millikin-3:30PM 14th-DePauw-7PM September 16th-@Muskingum-1PM 20th-@DePauw-7PM 16th-Millikin-1PM October 7th-Mt St Joseph-2PM September 16th-@Mt Union-3PM 23rd-@OhioNorthern-7PM 20th-@Webster-6:30PM *Homecoming Game September 19th-Greenville-7PM 26th-@Principia-7PM 24th-Westminster-1PM October 14th-@Manchester-1;30PM September 22nd-@Wesleyan-3PM 30th-@Transy-3:30PM 30th-@Transy-1PM October 21st=Franklin-1:30PM September 22nd-@Chicago-5:30Pm October October *Senior Day September 23rd-@Millikin-10:30AM 4th-Earlham-7PM 3rd-@Earlham-3:30PM October 28th-@Bluffton-1:30PM September 23rd-Cornell College-1PM 7th-Machester-3:30PM 7th-Manchester-1PM September 27th-Manchester-7PM 11th-Anderson-7PM 11th-@Anderson-7PM September 30th-@Transy-2PM 14th-Defiance-3:30PM 14th-Defiance-1PM November 11th-@Earlham-1:30PM 18th-@Mt St Joseph-7PM 18th—Mt St Joseph-7PM 21st-@Bluffton-3:30PM 21st-@Bluffton-1PM 25th-@Franklin-7:30PM 25th-Franklin-7:30PM Flipside 8
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Student: "You know that worsens your immune system, right?" "It's like a crossword, but without the words, and only Chambers: "No it doesn't. That's an alternative fact I zeroes and ones." don't want to listen to." -Dr. Diane Evans -Dr. Zachariah Chambers "If this was Vodka, I probably wouldn't be able to "Dr. Adams and I should coordinate on the paisley. teach right now." We can stand together and just kind of shimmy." -Dr. Daniel Chang Dr. Bryan Holder “A thermo 2 escape room! How cool would that be?!” Did your prof say something hilarious or just great out -Dr. Thom of context? Are your students comically loquacious? Did you hear something amusing on your jaunt about It would be so cool it could be set up in the Bone’s the fine halls of this institution? We want to hear walk-in cooler. People submitted things for this week! That’s a really cool thing. Please send an email with questions, concerns, or content to the Thorn Flipside Editor