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Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 3 PROVIDED Continues on pg.4 Continues Second-year biology student Swairah Rehman went with went Rehman biology student Swairah Second-year It’s his second time in a partisan way. voting “I tried to avoid works of Cincinnati, the whole improving towards “Working for Heintel voted finance student Charley Second-year for the voted Deye student Joe graduate Communication for student Samantha Reagan voted graduate Neuroscience “cause she’s better.” Simpson councilwoman for voted Williams political science student Jay Second-year the two, between just because, for Cranley, “I’m voting and I am really really similar on a lot of issues, They’re he voted to “address the mental health problem.” to he voted the incumbent Cranley. is step plan that and he has a clear step by running for mayor to break and how He addresses poverty, more well-rounded. people into the to integrate and how of poverty, the cycle are transitioning who especially college graduates workforce, He has solutions instead of putting band force. into the work said Rehman. aids on issues,” one have We neighborhoods. bettering Cincinnati towards Rehman said. Cincinnati,” In no on both issues one and two. along with voting Cranley, for Seth Maney Heintel voted to the city council race, regard back “get one Republican with the goal to Murray Amy and on [city council].” of doing record “proven because he has a incumbent Cranley well.” Mann campaign. on the David Simpson because of his work Mann’s city council campaign falls in the same line of Simpson’s run for office. support as Ms. my and tried to make website, the Enquirers’ at looked I’ve a fifth-year Apostoluk, said Stefan decisions based on that,” mayor. difficult between “I was computer engineering student. because he’s been doing a good job so for Cranley, voting doing his job without him to keep and to allow far I believe, being able to do it.”

- Second-year biology student biology student - Second-year Rehman Swairah “Working towards “Working improving the whole of Cincinnati, works towards bettering Cincinnati neighborhoods. We have one Cincinnati.” Second-year physics student Joe Ross gave his vote to Mr. to Mr. his vote Ross gave student Joe physics Second-year who’s My roommate, “I think he’s done a pretty solid job. said time,” for a long for mayoral to vote torn on who “I was talking and it was [Simpson] was where to an event “I went the main reason I chose Simpson is because I take “The her because I know for mayor, Yvette for “I voted things because I think he’s running for Cranley “I voted law studies and prospective environmental Fourth-year “I was doing research today, and again both of the and again both today, research doing “I was some of the because looking at just Simpson, for “I voted on issues that because same stance as me, Yvette for “I voted Cranley. Cranley. more up to It was me. convinced a political science major, Ross said. deciding factor,” a big it was experience for me, affairs student political science and international second-year has done for this Cranley John what “I like Christina Szigety. I think that with him, city and although it is difficult to work the city he can improve that I know of politics. is the nature with city council.” well he can work and I know design graphic said sixth-year exciting to hear her speak,” her community involvement,” “I love Hastings. student Bryn said Hastings. and I thought the expansion of the day every bus to work computer fourth-year said benefit me,” streetcar to UC would Rowekamp. Taylor engineering student woman’s a fourth-year Filzer, said Madison personality,” and had discussions met “I’ve gender and sexuality student. and students is why in our youth and her investment with her, said Filzer vote,” she got my fine a fourth-year Fleisch, said Meredith pretty good so far,” I didn’t really agree with Simpson, Yvette “With arts student. I Children’s hospital thing I didn’t agree with that. the whole in I think she’ll be a good candidate don’t think she’s ready, for it.” think she’s ready I don’t the future but right now race mayoral in the voting student Dan Lee abstained from focused on city council and rather and was and on issue five, and mostly democratic Lee said his ballot was other issues. candidates represented a lot of what I feel,” said Darius I feel,” a lot of what represented candidates it “But, student. computer engineering a fifth-year Cepulis, the past few articles from to looking over down really came complaints there aren’t substantial seeing that and years I think and mayor, about the current I value that sources from thing.” a really admirable that’s human focusing on crime, to do, she wants issues with what in and poverty women, jobs, homeless people, trafficking, Ohls. Jamie student architecture said second-year Cincinnati,” chemical engineering student said third-year to me,” matter being in city herself through “She has proven Willis. Sam said. Willis council for a while,”

Some University of Cincinnati students were seen on both students were of Cincinnati Some University “I’m not afraid to talk big picture,” Simpson said during a to talk big picture,” “I’m not afraid Councilwoman has combated Cranley’s complacent Cranley’s has combated Councilwoman In a mayoral debate last month, Cranley said we need a said we Cranley month, last debate In a mayoral Cranley ran ads during the race criticizing Simpson for ads during the race ran Cranley Throughout the race, Simpson has consistently called Simpson has consistently the race, Throughout The downtown streetcar labeled the Cincinnati Bell streetcar labeled the Cincinnati downtown The They both believe in making Cincinnati a business-friendly a in making Cincinnati both believe They Both candidates believe the most important infrastructure infrastructure the most important believe Both candidates The candidates are generally similar from a broad a broad similar from are generally candidates The Following his defeat in May, incumbent Cranley has leveled has leveled Cranley incumbent in May, his defeat Following Per the pre-general reporting period, Simpson received Simpson received reporting period, the pre-general Per Following the primary in May, former University of former University in May, the primary Following Both Simpson and Cranley are Democrats. The Ohio The are Democrats. Both Simpson and Cranley Simpson is serving her second term on city council. She was She was council. Simpson is serving her second term on city Incumbent Cranley has largely built his campaign on his has largely Incumbent Cranley Cranley has served as mayor of Cincinnati since 2013, when when since 2013, of Cincinnati as mayor has served Cranley In total, Cranley received 32,617 votes, with Simpson reeling with Simpson reeling 32,617 votes, received Cranley In total, With all precincts reporting, Cranley held 53.95 percent of held 53.95 percent Cranley reporting, all precincts With Incumbent Mayor John Cranley was successful in his re- was Cranley John Mayor Incumbent sides of the election as each candidate had supporters. had supporters. sides of the election as each candidate debate last month. debate campaign policies with rhetoric that is predominantly campaign policies with rhetoric that optimistic and energetic. “true public transportation system.” During the same debate, During the same debate, system.” “true public transportation around to see development Simpson said she will have consider an expansion to strongly the streetcar downtown uptown. putting more financial support into the streetcar, rather than rather putting more financial support into the streetcar, public safety. Cranley the “mayor of good-enough.” “mayor the Cranley Connector, was approved by city council in 2008 through at at city council in 2008 through by approved was Connector, campaign, initial mayoral During Cranley’s $137 million plan. he publicly criticized the project. city. Cranley consistently cited his work on a joint-proposal on a joint-proposal consistently cited his work Cranley city. giant officials to plea e-commerce with Northern Kentucky area. Amazon to build their second headquarters in the metro projects are the Western Hills Viaduct and Brent Spence Viaduct Hills Western are the projects Arena Bank such as U.S. projects agree that They Bridge. stadium site should be placed and a possible FC Cincinnati to these transportation compared on the back burner when initiatives. infrastructure perspective, but have diverging views on key issues. on key views diverging but have perspective, up his grassroots approach, in a clear adoption of Ms. a clear adoption of Ms. in approach, up his grassroots to door in He has been seen going door Simpson’s tactics. the summer. neighborhoods over roughly $250,000 in campaign funding, compared to $900,000 in campaign funding, $250,000 roughly Cranley. for Mayor Cincinnati board of trustees’ member Rob Richardson was was member Rob Richardson of trustees’ board Cincinnati election was turnout during the primary voter The eliminated. 10 percent. Democratic Party endorsed incumbent Cranley, while former former while endorsed incumbent Cranley, Party Democratic of Cincinnati supported University Mark Mallory Mayor Simpson. graduate College of Law originally elected in 2011. Simpson is the Chair of the Human originally elected in 2011. Arts committee. and Youth, Services, last four years in office. “This city is objectively a better place is objectively city “This in office. last four years debate he said during a mayoral ago,” four years than it was in October. he became the city’s 69th mayor. he became the city’s in 27,845 votes. Cranley brought in roughly 5,600 votes in 5,600 votes in roughly brought Cranley in 27,845 votes. compared to Simpson receiving 4,400 voting, preliminary votes. votes, compared to Simpson’s 46.05 percent. There was a total was There 46.05 percent. compared to Simpson’s votes, election. cast in the mayoral of 60,462 votes election campaign, defeating councilwoman Yvette Simpson Simpson Yvette councilwoman defeating election campaign, night. Tuesday

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4 News The Great Debate addresses hate speech,first amendment rights Cranley wins(cont.) Republicans sit during theGreat sitduring Republicans Debate Wednesday, Nov. 1,2017. A panelofrepresentative from YAL, Students, Socialist College Democrats, College JACOB FISHER|CHIEFREPORTER professor Gregory Winger moderated thedebate. Young Americans forLiberty(YAL). Visiting assistant Democrats (UCCD), UCCollegeRepublicans(UCCR)and from studentgroups includingSocialistStudents, UCCollege organization Generation Opportunity, featured panelists healthcare, foreignpolicy, guncontrol andwelfare issues. students from various ideologiestodiscussfreespeech, chapter hosted The Great Debate V Wednesday, inviting re-election. Detroit bothwere successfulintheirfightfor Blasio ofNew York CityandMike Dugganof winning electionsacross thecountry. Billde new ageofPresident Trump. partisan litmustestfor2018electionsinthe in Virginia andNew Jersey, servingasa Democrats won heated gubernatorial races while Issue2PrescriptionDrugCostsfailed. issues,”said. Adams youth. Sheisaperfectadvocate forthese manner. Education ispivotal inlives ofour would addresstheseissuesinatimely underrepresented communitiesandshe decision, andthereislotsofcrimeinour change becausewe needaction,” Adams said. perfect totake that place, andbringabout that haven’t beentouchedon. Shewould be things regarding schooling, andbigtopics be mayor. Allow hertoshedsomelighton of thingsandit’stimetoallow afemaleto councilwoman Simpson. Adams citedseveral reasonsforvoting for Winger beganthedebate withaquestionconcerning The event, sponsoredby center-right politicaladvocacy University ofCincinnati’s Young Americans forLiberty Cranley fitinwiththetrendofincumbents Ohio Issue1BillofRightspassedeasily, “Education played abigpartinmy “She supportedmy familythrough alot Third-year communication student Tyler TONY CASTRUCCI |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Christina Szigety international affairs student - Second-year politicalscience and council.” work wellwithcity and Iknowhecan can improvethecity tics. Iknowthathe is thenatureofpoli- with him,Ithinkthat it isdifficulttowork this cityandalthough Cranley hasdonefor “I likewhatJohn untrue …that speechshouldstillbe protected,” UCCR Vice arguing censorshipstiflesfairdialogue. and organizingthewhite nationalist movement.” [Spencer] isallowed tospeakonthiscampus, heispromoting Edward Vaughn said. “Words areactuallyaction, andwhen free speechiseven accessiblefor,” SocialistStudentspanelist this country, sothat automatically setsaprecedentforwho Spencer’s anticipated appearance oncampusnextsemester. constitutionally protected. Panelists alludedtoRichard free speech, askingwhether hateful speechshouldbe “Just because somebody says somethingthat you findtobe UCCR saidthefirstamendmentprotects unpopularspeech, “The First Amendment was writtenby white slave owners in toward social welfare, they unanimously opposed corporate Though student group panelistshelddiffering attitudes on private insurers. ensure affordability while stillplacingcompetitive pressure implementing apublic, state-sponsored optionwould costs forconsumers. Vankrowski countered, saying mistake,” arguingincreasedcompetitionlowers healthcare fair, moreequitable—it’sultimately themoral thingtodo.” coverage] allows oursocietytobemoreproductive, more UCCD panelistPeter Vankrowski said. “[Universal health concerning accessandaffordability. Lundstrom. President ZachSkerl said, echoing YAL panelistDrake welfare practices. The lastorganized discussiontopicconcernedwelfare. Skerl saiduniversal healthcarewould be “an extreme “Every American hasafundamentalrighttohealthcare,” Disagreements abouthealthcarereformsparked debate outstanding expression offreespeech.” Meyer said. and promote civildiscourse, chapterpresidentGerritzen where panelists addressedaudiencequestionsandconcerns. the righttoyour money togive tothecharityofmy choosing.” said. “As muchasIwant tohelpindividuals…Idon’thave $1 actuallygetstothepeopleit’sintendedfor,” Lundstrom taxpayer dollarsis “morally wrong.” spending, saying government-controlled disbursementof them,” Vankrowski said. disadvantaged againstasystemthat doesn’talways work for highlighted. exploitative capitalistissueswhich SocialistStudents decisions withtaxpayer money, which isunethical.” said. “We’re propping upfailingbusinessesthat madebad opposition tocorporate welfare practices. problems withsocialwelfare, butechoedSocialistStudents’ corrects capitalism’sintrinsicissues. UCCRhighlighted counteract wideningwealth disparity, butthat itmerely a clearexampleofthecapitalistsystemnotworking.” Students PresidentCole Weirich said. “[Corporate welfare] is “It’s important that we debate,” Meyer said. “I thinkthis isan YAL hosts “The Great Debate” every semestertoencourage The debate concludedwithanhour-long Q&Asession, “For every $5spent by thegovernment onpoverty programs, YAL underlinedfederal waste andinefficiency inwelfare “The fundamentalrole ofgovernment istoprotect the UCCD saidthewelfare systemisimperative incorrecting “I don’tthink[corporate welfare] should exist,” Skerl Socialist Studentssay they supportsocialwelfare to “[Welfare] isaBand-Aidoncapitalistsystem,” Socialist Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 5 TNR FILE Dennard, a UC College of Business a UC College of Dennard, campaign whose a progressive Landsman, age “new a self-described Pastor, Dadrien write-in candidate Though The Down Syndrome Non-Discrimination Non-Discrimination Syndrome Down The Pastor. an as worked previously who graduate in the finished sixth Sittenfeld, aide for P.G. and for economic justice An advocate race. Dennard access to public transit, expanded and both the Democratic endorsed by was Charter parties. child to combating stressed a commitment and expanding access to quality poverty Landsman has finished seventh. schools, Preschool Cincinnati ties to the nonprofit Record News The organization, Promise article. reported in a previous business-friendly whose Republican” earned him the endorsement of UC approach secured the ninth seat College Republicans, aims to reduce Pastor in the city council race. within and increase accountability poverty the public housing market. did not secure a council seat, Washington self- The 119 votes. he managed to receive his artist and author promoted described rap citing a commitment campaign on Facebook, Youth on the Citizens Committee to reviving teaching computer code to children program, schools. and expanding access to trade Act was forwarded to the Ohio Senate Ohio Senate to the forwarded Act was further it awaits where Thursday last pass the bill, senators If state deliberation. veto Kasich must choose to either John Gov. or sign it into law. the legislation failed to pass three times prior. One former city councilwoman lost her One former city councilwoman former public service reporter A renowned “She really cares about the environment elected non-incumbents include Newly Michelle Dillingham, a candidate who who a candidate Michelle Dillingham, because for [Michelle Dillingham] “I voted and former a social worker Dillingham, House Bill 258 also had its first hearing second consecutive bid this year. Laure year. bid this second consecutive terms on council two served who Quinlivan, finished 13th. 2009 and 2013, between supporters praised Quinlivan’s WCPO, for her commitment to the environment. and making clean and green energy more and biology chemistry fifth-year efficient,” “I student Ellen Shimizu said of Quinlivan. [too].” really care about the environment Tamaya Dennard, Greg Landsman and Jeff Greg Landsman and Jeff Dennard, Tamaya change of pace in the generally routine routine pace in the generally change of council races. was 2013, council bid in lost her first-time final for the Pastor Jeff by defeated narrowly night. Wednesday seat Fleisch door,” door to she actually came by her a little bit and she was to “I talked said. super nice.” the Cincinnati by endorsed was opioid addict, more Committee and advocates Democratic addressing the heroin toward resources a by She lost her bid to Pastor epidemic. to election night according margin, 317-vote results. weeks post-fertilization. Nonprofit statewide statewide Nonprofit post-fertilization. weeks Ohio Right to Life organization advocacy as the as well sponsored the legislation, ban. syndrome Down current proposed before the House Health Committee on Nov. Bill has Heartbeat known informally The 1. TNR FILE Though countywide tallies and turnout countywide tallies Though … because I [Manuel Foggie] for “I voted at running candidate youngest The Under the bill, women who undergo who women Under the bill, due or death sustains injury If a woman access to safe should have “Women the need for increased highlighted Feltman doesn’t this bill is circulating fact that “The recent marks the second time in year This Unborn the Pain-Capable In March, percentages are still being finalized, UC finalized, are still being percentages to polling droves in students arrived Residents Cincinnati. precincts across County exercised Hamilton throughout of their to influence the future their ability neighborhoods and city. some age difference on the need think we fine arts student fourth-year city council,” Meredith Fleisch said. Foggie’s first-time candidate 20-years-old, included comprehensive campaign promises and better public transit reform, education did not Foggie Though increased tourism. a unique campaign was his secure a seat, near future. syndrome Down abortions after a prenatal not be subject to legal diagnosis would who physicians However, repercussions. of the perform abortions in violation fines and charges, ban could face felony incarceration. the physician abortion, to a prohibited be stripped of their medical responsible may license or face lawsuits. reason,” for any time, any abortions at studies student environmental third-year “Doctors shouldn’t be said. Feltman Verdi criminalized for performing safe abortions … time.” any at to build public resistance to the awareness bill. but it needs to be publicized,” surprise me, said. Feltman to restrict Ohio has attempted that history syndrome a Down abortions following a similarly- Ohio House Bill 135, diagnosis. failed to pass the Community bill, worded Committee in 2015. Advancement and Family Act took effect in Ohio, Child Protection abortions after 20 or more prohibiting

Cincinnatians cast their votes to shape the to shape the cast their votes Cincinnatians include nonpartisan candidates Winning issued 20 total collective major parties Four Though Planned Parenthood Southwest Southwest Planned Parenthood Though Louisiana’s similar law has been challenged Louisiana’s similar law The full text of the legislation bans full text of the legislation The If ultimately signed into law, Ohio would Ohio would signed into law, If ultimately Republican representatives Sarah Sarah Republican representatives The Ohio House of Representatives passed Ohio House of Representatives The future of the city Wednesday night, trimming trimming night, Wednesday city future of the to nine newly slate a 23-candidate down councilors. elected city Mann, David Sittenfeld, P.G. representatives Smitherman, Christopher Chris Seelbach, Greg Murray, Amy Young, Wendell and Michelle Dennard Tamaya Landsman, elected officials Six of the nine Dillingham. running for reelection. incumbents were candidates with some endorsements, multiple from receiving endorsements parties. JACOB FISHER | CHIEF REPORTER JACOB Ohio Region has yet to make a statement, a statement, to make Ohio Region has yet and — the communications Danielle Craig the regional vice president at marketing she anticipates — said Planned Parenthood to their Columbus-based amnesty group the bill in the issue a public release regarding seven times since its 2016 implementation, times since its 2016 implementation, seven Indiana’s judge struck down and a federal after a Planned Parenthood legislation deemed it unconstitutional. lawsuit abortions that follow “a test result,” “a “a test result,” follow abortions that to other reason” “any or diagnosis” prenatal in an unborn child. syndrome suspect Down become the fourth state to conditionally to conditionally become the fourth state ban abortions on the basis of genetic and North Dakota Indiana, abnormalities. passed similar legislation, Louisiana have aiming to prohibit but Ohio is the only state abortions based on one diagnosis. LaTourette and Derek Merrin sponsor LaTourette colloquially the Down Ohio House Bill 214, Last Act. Non-Discrimination Syndrome and was the bill passed in a 63-30 vote week, referred to the Ohio Senate. a bill Nov. 1 prohibiting abortions that follow follow abortions that 1 prohibiting a bill Nov. syndrome. diagnosis of Down a prenatal JACOB FISHER | CHIEF REPORTER JACOB News

Six incumbents return to city council, all nine seats filled in election in filled seats nine all council, city to return incumbents Six Ohio passes bill prohibiting abortions that follow Down syndrome diagnosis syndrome Down follow abortions that passes bill prohibiting Ohio Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord. org

6 Life &Arts DAAP galleryhonors thosewholost their lives to AIDS the exhibit’swebsite. together by friends, lovers andfamilymembers,” reads of someonewho hasdiedof AIDS —have beensewn foot memorialpanels—most commemorating thelife AIDS pandemic. Morethan48,000 individual3-by-6- “Today the Quiltisapowerful visualreminderofthe help peopleunderstandthe impactofthedisease. memorial forthosewho have diedfrom AIDS andalso away from AIDS. The goalofthiswas tocreate a to documentthelives oftheirloved oneswho passed when agroup ofstrangers gathered inSanFrancisco exhibit. The originofthequiltstartedinJune of1987 ing Monday for “AIDS MemorialQuilt,” theircurrent The DAAP Mainstreet Gallery heldagrand open- NOELLE ZIELINSKI|LIFE&ARTS EDITOR Visitors onopeningnight admire Monday November quiltintheDAAP theexhibits intheAIDSmemorial 6,2017. maingallery letting go. between fiberartsandthe conceptofcarrying and The totebag workshop will seektoexploreconnection of “Who’s Going toLove MeNow” onNov. 13. a totebag-makingworkshop onNov. 9and ashowing as JimCrow Geography andHIVDisparitiesonNov. 8, The LGBTQCenterishostingaseries ofevents such to aHughesHighSchoolgraduate. a littleclosertotheCincinnati area, like onededicated els includedthefamilymembers andfriendsofthose singer ofQueenwho diedof AIDS in1991. Otherpan- panels containedatributetoFreddie Mercury, thelead different sections. Oneofthesectionsonone different sections, eachonecontainingaround eight panels ofthequilt. Eachpanelhasaround sixtoeight The DAAP MainstreetGallery hasacollection offive it’s awesome that we gettoshowcase someofthem.” las said. “There aresuchavariety ofpanelshereand chance togetafew ofthepanelsingallery,” Doug- “It’s a reallygreat opportunity that we have the being at theDAAP MainstreetGallery. LGBTQ Center, capitalizedtheimportanceof thequilt Jayson Douglas, theprogram coordinator forthe something tophysically helpcarry theload.” acknowledge thenearing ofburdens andtotake away together toshare, socializeand create inaneffortto event. “This workshop seekstobringthecommunity port ofthecommunity,” readsthedescription ofthe burdens we carry canberelieved through thesup- “Whether heavy orlight, visibleorinvisible, the ABBY SHOYAT |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 7 PROVIDED PROVIDED can often hide any small issues, but small issues, can often hide any than Dante is a hairless breed, given to close attention had to pay animators wrinkles The his different movements. texture of Dante’s skin and overall In difficult. very made his animation and to perfect Dante’s movement order as as naturally his skin move to make several team ran the animation possible, to test for qualities like simulations so they skin elasticity during movement needed to be fixed could pinpoint what did not. and what Hoffman also shared another during the process. arose difficulty that in general of characters number “The a challenge because it is the most was film I’ve for any amount of characters “The Hoffman said. on,” worked ever added to complexity of each character well.” as that complicated than others depending on complicated example, For was. the characters who has an abundance of skeleton “Coco” and Hoffman mentioned characters had a really fun time animators the that moved. they with how around playing One of the most complex characters Miguel’s and design was to animate and loyal a clumsy, Dante, sidekick, Xolo energetic Xoloitzcuintli (Xolo) dog. making it dogs are a hairless breed, As Hoffman more difficult to animate. for the initial process explained, other any like designing Dante was of images hundreds First, character. to finalize the in order drawn were character design for such a prominent and then either a digital or clay and this continues made, sculpture was until the design is finalized. issue with designing Dante came The because hair or fur with his animation

PROVIDED planning that had to be done before the planning that “Coco.” of actual production of family and tradition The in Dia de Los rooted remembrance as “Coco” the idea for Muertos sparked intrigue beauty, as the rich colors, well and emotion behind the celebration. the Anderson, Members such as Darla as others as well for the movie, producer to get a actually visited Mexico in order deeper understanding of the holiday. an actual land of the dead was “The Hoffman to figure out,” exciting process an explorer at “I feel more like said. had no idea about Pixar because we anything.” After explaining more of the planning on to the Hoffman moved process, and the of the characters creation behind some of processes animation As Hoffman explained, the characters. more were some of these processes

Disney Pixar is coming out with a Disney This 22. on Nov. “Coco” titled movie new boy a 12-year-old around revolves movie named Miguel with a passion for music, movie The despite his family’s wishes. Mexico during is set in Santa Cecilia, the the time of Dia de Los Muertos, families celebrates that Mexican holiday died. have ones who loved Christian Hoffman — Tuesday, On a — gave “Coco” supervisor for character about some of the behind- presentation for the production the-scenes processes Hoffman joined DAAP. at of the movie the Pixar team in 1996 and since then “The Bug’s Life,” “A on he has worked “Toy Story 3,” “Ratatouille,” Incredibles,” He others. many and Inc.” “Monsters, the initial inspiration explained where and the came from for the movie NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS EDITOR EDITOR NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS Life & Arts Life

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8 Life &Arts PROVIDED BRESLIN SAND |CONTRIBUTOR ‘ great Marvel movie. packed andfullofsuspense andlaughter, makingitanother happen to Thor andthe Asgardians. This movie was action- that toyed at theheartstrings forwhat mightpotentially feel. While itwas madetobecomedic, therewere many parts entertained asiteasilyglidedthrough theplot withanatural Banner totheside. the Hulkisoutandbecomeshis own character, pushing with jealousy, heisworshipped amongthecrowd. The longer contenders inanarenathat would make theRomansdrool he hasbeenforthepasttwo years. While Hulk smasheshis out. Yet, in “Thor: Ragnarok” notonlyisHulkunleashed, but “The GreenGuy.” Itportrays himasalmostscaredtoletHulk Banner (MarkRuffalo)strugglingtoremainincontrol of Banner andtheHulk. InpastMarvel movies, we seeBruce treat eachotherasbrothers would. Ragnarok,” asthey openlysay that they areenemies, yet they past movies. Their wacky relationship continuesin “Thor: these two learntowork togetherdespitetheiractionsin Loki. Inaback-and-forthduelofrivals andbrotherly love, interactions towatch istherelationship between Thor and the viewers withanatural easeforcomprehension. Valkyrie. Eachinteraction between characters isengagingto their fanstonew characters suchasHela, Grandmaster and Odin, BruceBannerandtheHulk, Marvel alsointroduces intensity, humorandperfectlyfittedmusictogoalongwithit. scenes ofthemovie, which arecharacteristically packed with to Asgard through thefirstofmany action-packed battle “Avengers: Age ofUltron.” Thor findsaway toescapeback and where hehasbeensinceSokovia two years priorin and describingtoanunknown partyhow helandedinprison defeated. his own heroism. However, henever loseshopeafterbeing to bea “hero,” asnothinggoesrightwhenever Thor proclaims comic flaresforthedramatic. Itmakes funofwhat itmeans colors arebrightandflashy showing respect totheoriginal being slightlydepressing, thefilmisfarfrom depressing. The unlikely ally. through innuendosandanalcoholichero that becomes an adult-like witheachpassingmovie, andthisshows in Thor base over thepastnineyears. The humorhasgrown more Cinematic Universe hasgrown upalongwithitsloyal fan timed withaneasyflow intothestoryline. (Thor) improvise amajorityofhislines, eachjoke was well family, andhedidnotdisappoint. LettingChrisHemsworth the process. This is Waititi’s firstdirectedfilmintheMarvel the otherMarvel filmswhile breakingitsown barriersin movies abouthis—aswell asHulk’s—longabsences. fashion, thismovie answers allthequestionsfrom previous “Thor: Ragnarok” was asmashingsuccess. IntrueMarvel a fantasticsoundtrack bringinglighttotheendofaworld, Predecessors lives upto itsMarvel Overall, themovie was ablasttowatch. Itkept viewers Another relationship filledwithturmoil isthat ofBruce Throughout thefilm, oneofthemosthumorous andgrowing With many returningcharacters suchasLoki, Dr. Strange, “Thor: Ragnarok” startedoutwith Thor beingimprisoned In spiteoftheplotaboutdestruction Asgard realm Since thepremiereof “Iron Man” in2008, theMarvel Directed by Taika Waititi, thisfilmremainedconsistentwith With classicone-liners, brightcolors, epicactionscenesand Thor: Ragnarok’ Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 9 SAMI STEWART | CONTRIBUTOR STEWART SAMI “As soon as new merchandise hits the hits the merchandise soon as new “As Mazor also mentioned the challenge of store is in a challenging OTR new “The and is St. Vine 1423 at is located Pitaya inventory significantly every week. This This week. every significantly inventory appealing to college boutique is also very trends in a as it offers the latest students, and sells these trends timely manner very price. for an affordable within it on our racks have we market, U.S. “No one in the country Mazor said. days,” has fresher merchandise.” and the in Over-the-Rhine opening Pitaya choosing when he saw opportunities that the location. vastly of two on the border location, and sectors — a low-income contrasting developed area and an already redeveloping “Eventually, Mazor said. and thriving area,” this area will be considered more central are fully as the planned developments excited to be a part and we’re actualized, on the we’re but right now growth, of that finds us acts that everyone so now, fringe, and they’re a secret, discovered they’ve like here.” we’re excited that through on Mondays - 8 p.m. open11 a.m. and on Fridays - 9 p.m. 11 a.m. Thursdays, Sundays. on - 7 p.m. and 11 a.m. Saturdays

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NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS EDITOR EDITOR NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS New Pitaya Boutique brings fresh merchandise to OTR OTR to merchandise brings fresh Boutique New Pitaya Life & Arts Life Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord. org Sports 10 Bearcats aimto live upto preseason hype Jacob Evans (1)faces contest aheavy from Tre Saturday andBlackscrimmage 28,2017. theRed Scott (13)during Oct. time you gotoplay agame inthe your opponent,” Cronin said. “Every “It doesputa targetonyour backfor dog. will begunningtotake down thetop difficult forhisteam, asopponents projections couldmake things more 135 in11seasonsat UC, believes the Head coachMickCronin, who is237- the Bearcats tofinishfirstthisyear. American Athletic Conferencepicked for thisteam, asthecoachesin Expectations have beensethigh Arena. Northern Kentucky University’s BB&T against Savannah State University at tip-off theseasonFriday at noon 2017-18 campaign, astheteamwill basketball teamissettobegintheir The University ofCincinnati men’s JASON SZELEST |SPORTS EDITOR Washington andGary Clark, aswell first team, senior forwards Kyle While noplayers were putonthe us.” out. That’s goingtobeaproblem for a coachsowe willhave tofigurethat all-league players. I’mnotthat goodof conference ifyou have nofirstteam “I don’tknow how you winyour team all-leagueplayer,” Cronin said. because apparentlywe have nofirst our conference, which isananomaly “People thinkwe arepicked towin Cronin. which created someconfusionfor AAC’s firstteamall-conferencelist, league, noplayers were putonthe Despite beingpicked towinthe W.” a their league.’ Itmakes itharder toget going tosay, ‘They were picked towin non-league, theopposing coachesare next longest streak intheconference, tournament, theShockers have the appearances intheNCAA After theBearcats’ seven straight this year. University will competeinthe AAC the conference, as Wichita State is theadditionofa12thschool to Perhaps thebiggest news thisseason that’s ourmotto.” we want at Cincinnati. ‘One Team’ — see usasawhole unit, which iswhat team,” Evans said. “So they actually because we don’thave anyone onfirst team aslike anoverall collective team, “It shows that thecoachesview our the Bearcats allaround teamefforts. players onthesecondteamspeaksto Evans saidtheinclusionofthree team. named totheconference’ssecond as juniorforward Jacob Evans, were us overall.” easy, butit’sdefinitely goingtohelp in GreggMarshall. It’snot going tobe program andobviously agreat coach base, great history withthebasketball great forus. They have agreat fan basketball. Ithinkit’sgoingtobe football —actuallydosomething for football league—where we canplay all forit. It’sreallynicetoseea come NCAA tournamenttime, I’m that helpsusallgetahigherseed for ourconference,” Cronin said. “If “I thinkithelpsthenational respect Bearcats. whom hebelieves willonlyhelpthe another consistenttournamentteam, Cronin isexcitedtowelcome in season. the Associated Presspolltobeginthe six years. They areranked No.7 in making ittotheBigDancepast JUSTIN HILES|CONTRIBUTOR Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 11 The Bearcats’ season tips off against Bearcats’ The While the start of basketball season has of basketball the start While game bowl the Bearcats’ win keeps The band the marching have also events The so I’m going to the band, “I do marching Because it’s the start to a long weekend, “I don’t usually go to bars for home games jump out to me.” Elliott said. “We’re looking forward going out looking forward “We’re Elliott said. each game prepared as possible and playing last game.” it’s our like State Tennessee the Buccaneers of East in Johnson 7 p.m. at on Friday University Tennessee. City, between ‘The Den,’ ‘Republic of Cincinnati’ of Cincinnati’ ‘Republic Den,’ ‘The between Friday “With said. Berklen ‘RallyCats,’” and a stop make may we gap, being an extra-long too.” bar or restaurant a at is far football season a loud buzz, created after the Bearcats especially over, from losing streak last snapped a five-game Tulane over with a 17-16 win Saturday University. will need to win their but they hopes alive, the end of be eligible at final three games to the season. said. Zak Bayer student as first-year excited, and I’ll also be game for pep band, basketball “I’m really said. Bayer the football game,” at to the opener for basketball.” looking forward of advantage some students are eager to take going to the bars before kickoff. “But Berklen said. because of tailgating,” will go to probably we since it’s Friday, hour since it leads right for happy Murphy’s up to kick off.” Elliott says the incoming members are Elliott says progressed have we that the way “I enjoy Next up is the volleyball game, where the the where game, the volleyball Next up is Abby junior defensive-specialist Last week, to their last match Despite dropping will conclude with the evening Finally, students some classes, off from the day With doing spend some time “I’ll probably starts and for early tailgating It also allows “My friends and I usually hop tailgates Porter and Brianna Livingston, forwards forwards and Brianna Livingston, Porter and center Thomas and Iimar’I Thomas Mari Andeija Puckett. to play deserve they that showing already right away. day,” gotten better every we’ve in practice; “Then heading to the basketball game, then game, to the basketball heading “Then game.” until the football tailgating in fifth place match into Friday’s team heads the end of the season with in the conference, approaching. named to the conference was Williams against 31 digs Honor Roll as she recorded 26. on Oct. University Southern Methodist 30 plus to record Bearcat the first She was since 2014. digs in a match sets, of South Florida in five University Carly Nolan continued junior outside-hitter career as a Bearcat to add to her impressive 26 kills. a career-high recording by football. done during the to get work will use Friday before the football game. day and hang out with some friends homework first- before the game a couple hours before,” Smith said. student Kyle chemistry year for pregame trips to bars on campus. “I will be taking advantage of the day by by day of the “I will be taking advantage Johnson said she is motivated to prove the to prove said she is motivated Johnson Like underestimated. we’re “I feel like is also returning Ana Owens Senior guard to pick up from definitely trying “We’re “Being so close to getting into postseason strong mentioned the Bearcats’ Owens Michaela members include guards new The Friday presents a big day for University of for University a big day presents Friday Day, Veterans due to classes cancelled With men’s 12-ranked No. tips off with the Friday to the forward “I am really looking been tabbed as the preseason Having Kentucky Northern at Despite playing driving down there, Berklen said. Berklen said. there, driving down Berklen said. getting brunch with friends,” Community College in Rochester, New New Community College in Rochester, impact with the she made an instant York, a double-double of 32 recording Bearcats, points and 13 rebounds in her first game University. against Southeast Missouri State UC She finished her first season at 15.2 points and 9.7 rebounds. averaging as the Bearcats this year, doubters wrong 8 in the preseason to finish No. picked were poll rankings. coaches’ AAC “That said. Johnson the underdogs,” we’re to be in a top us strive mindset makes desire to be in.” we a position that position, She has started for UC. her last year to play averaged and game in her career, every is Owens 12.1 points and 4 assists last year. with 1,118 points, entering her senior year 18 on UC’s career scoring list. No. ranking said. Owens left off last season,” we where brings a lot of momentum.” with combined returning leadership, are bringing increased energy freshman who to the team. Cincinnati athletics. athletics. Cincinnati of three UC advantage students can take the day. throughout sporting events noon team’s season opener at basketball and then University, State against Savannah team with the volleyball 3 p.m. continues at day The of Memphis. taking on the University football team taking will conclude with the — a game that 7 p.m. at University Temple on on ESPN2. nationally will be broadcast construction fourth-year game,” basketball “It’s Berklen said. Matt management student and we the first meaningful game of the year really good.” are going to be really, in favorites the American Athletic on Conference has caused a lot of excitement season. campus about the start of basketball Arena due to renovations BB&T University’s there is upside to Arena, Third Fifth at ALEX FRANK | STAFF REPORTER ALEX FRANK | STAFF AARON DORSTEN | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER DORSTEN AARON

After transferring to UC from Monroe Monroe to UC from After transferring Among them is senior forward Shanice Among them is senior forward Elliott is confident that the team is headed the team Elliott is confident that “I think the best part of their graduation is “I think the best part of their graduation Though head coach Jamelle Elliott never Elliott never head coach Jamelle Though They must do so without the help of two of must do so without the help of two They Cincinnati now faces the task of carrying faces the task of carrying now Cincinnati The Bearcats pulled through last year, last year, pulled through Bearcats The After finishing 8-22 in 2015-16, the After finishing 8-22 in 2015-16, UC fans, students, and alumni have a good time tail gating and alumni have students, UC fans, game on Oct. the UC homecoming 21, 2017. before Johnson, who was the conference newcomer the conference newcomer was who Johnson, last season. of the year in the right direction with experienced and a solid incoming returning players freshman class. that they have left a legacy for the players for the players legacy left a have they that of the evolution “The Elliott said. here now,” team place; this is a new team has to take leaders.” with new likes to see her seniors go, she believes they they she believes to see her seniors go, likes for success. set up the current players have last year’s starters, Bianca Quisenberry and Bianca Quisenberry starters, last year’s exhausted their eligibility. who Tarver, Brandi over that momentum into this year. momentum into this year. that over finishing No. 5 in the American Athletic American 5 in the finishing No. the was 16-14 record Their Conference. team’s first winning season since 2006-07. University of Cincinnati women’s basketball basketball women’s of Cincinnati University good season. in dire need of a team was ABIGAIL DYE | CONTRIBUTOR ABIGAIL DYE

season in a decade Women’s basketball looks to continue success after first winning winning first after success continue looks to basketball Women’s

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12 against Temple Bearcats search for second straight win Sports after goingtothe American Athletic Conference on Friday night. preparation asthey take onthe Temple University Owls having afullweek between games, they loseaday of football game.” everything we asked himtodoaboutmanagingthe offensive player ofthegame,” Fickell said. “He did carries. one touchdown pass. Healsoran for39yards oneight for 248yards, completing18ofhis27throws, with of thekeys to theirvictory, Fickell said. Moorethrew that emotionoffinallywinningafootballgame.” and 10-year-olds becauseofthat built-upenergyand and ateam[that has]grown menthat acted like nine coming,” Fickell said. “We gotbacktothelocker room University RedHawks, 21-17. UC rallied todefeat their Victory Bellrival, theMiami 17-16 victory. Itwas theirfirstwinsinceSept. 16, when Green Wave onSaturday by aone-pointmarginin Cincinnati footballteamwas comingoffofawin. Fickell pressconference. Running back Mike Boone (5) cathces a pass in the game against Southern Methodist University on Saturday October 21. University onSaturday (5)cathces Methodist 21. Boone apassinthegameagainstSouthern October Running backMike DAVID WYSONG |EDITOR-IN-CHIEF With a4-5record, the Owls have struggledthisseason Cincinnati willhave aquickturnaround. Insteadof “It was Hayden Moore’sbestgame—hewas our The play ofjuniorquarterbackHayden Moorewas one “[It was] anexcitingwinforus;it’salong time The Bearcats (3-6)defeated the Tulane University For thefirsttimeinseven weeks, theUniversity of There was adifferentfeelingat Tuesday’s weekly Luke Stadium. The game willbetelevised onESPN2. Division. postseason game. UCiscurrently fifthinthe AAC East they mustfinishwithat leastsixwinsto qualifyfora up front, they gotsomewideouts.” across theboard that there’s6’5’s. They gotsomeguys talented guys…you candefinitely lookat itandsee system, anew coach,” Fickell said. “They stillhave team isstillloadedwithtalent. is currentlyunder.500, according toFickell, butthe philosophy couldbeareasontheirwinningpercentage Rhule lefttogoBaylor University. change intheoffseasonastheirformerheadcoachMatt the league.” this isateamthat isastalentedanybody, Ithink, in the championshipgamelasttwo years. Talent-wise, see where we reallyare.’ This istheteamthat’s beenin [Friday] andtoreallysee, ‘Hey, let’stake thenextstepto us lastweek togetavictory, [andthen]togooutthere Having thesuccessandthingsthat happenedfor “I thinkit’sgoingtobeagreat measuringstickforus. championship gamethelasttwo years,” Fickell said. Academy Midshipmen. they arecomingoffabig34-26winover the5-3Naval Championship Gametwo years inarow. However, The Bearcats kickoff Friday at 7p.m. inNippert Cincinnati needsawintoremain bowl eligible, as “They have [struggled]andsometimesthat isanew Adjusting tonew headcoachGeoffCollins’ coaching Like theBearcats, Temple underwent acoaching “There’s areasonwhy they’ve beeninthe DAVID GIFREDA |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER season into Bearcat basketball Five questions heading JASON SZELEST |SPORTS EDITOR that coulddecidewho claimsthe conference crown. Kansas onMarch 4forthefinal gameoftheseason—one State on Feb. 18, andthey travel to Wichita State’s homein national preseason Associated Presspoll. UChosts Wichita coaches’ poll, while theShockers areranked No. 7inthe Bearcats were picked towintheconferenceinpreseason State areclearlyacutabove therestofthis conference. The NCAA tournamentappearance —Cincinnati and Wichita Florida —allofwhom have rosters that cancompete foran to Connecticut, Houston, Southern MethodistandCentral race tothechampionship thisseason. With allduerespect figures intheBearcats preseason affairs. while MooreandNsosemetookturnsscoringindouble Williams averaged 10.5pointsinthetwo exhibitioncontests, Nsoseme flew undertheradar as international prospects. rated ashighthree-starplayers by ESPN, while Diarra and the Bearcats roster thisyear. Mooreand Williams were both Mamouou Diarra andElielNsosemearethenew additionsto 11 pointsandfourreboundsagainstBellarmine. Riddle withninepointsandassists, while Brooks totaled Jennifer nearlyregisteredadouble-doubleagainstEmbry- sophomore forwards Tre ScottandNysierBrooks tostepup. be successful, they willneedjuniorguard Justin Jennifer and averaged morethan3.1pointspergame. For theBearcats to bench. Lastyear, nootherplayer onCincinnati’s secondunit against Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. preseason game, Cumberlandledallscorerswith27Sunday guard thisyear. After scoring12intheBearcats’ first Cumberland willbethrustintothestartinglineupat shooting while comingoffthebench. With Kevin Johnson gone, averaged 8.3pointspergameinhisinaugural campaign player sinceJermaine Lawrence in2013. Cumberland coming outofhighschool, heistheteam’shighestrated of hype. Ranked theNo. 55recruit inthenation by ESPN matches, Broome registeredeightassistsandthreeturnovers. while committing3.8turnovers pergame. Intwo exhibition running thepoint. As asophomore, heaveraged 2.9 assists game two seasons ago, buthemustadjusttoanew role can puttheballinbasket, averaging 23.1pointsper from SacredHeartUniversity. Broome hasproven that he Cane Broome, who sat outlastseasonaftertransferring the lastthreeseasons. Comingintoreplace himisjunior this year. almost tasteit, herearefive thingstowatch withtheBearcats highest ranking tostartaseasonsince1999. ranked No. 12inthepreseason Associated Presspoll —their Northern Kentucky. against Savannah State University at BB&T Arena in men’s basketball teamtipsofftheseasonFriday at noon The American Athletic Conferencewillfeature atwo-team 5. Guards Keith Williams and Trevor Moore, andforwards 4. As mentioned, Cumberlandwillnolongerbecomingoffthe 3. Sophomore guard Jarron Cumberland cameinwithalot 2. Troy Caupainisgoneafterstartingat pointguard for 1. As excitementswirls withthefirstgamesocloseyou can Expectations aresky-high forthisteam, asthey were The timehasfinallycome:theUniversity ofCincinnati

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PROVIDED A crucial part of the race for A crucial part of the race difference, but I’m not too sure that that but I’m not too sure difference, after this endorsement, Even it did. Simpson ended up winning Yvette election over primary the shake-up definitely showed which Cranley, to do work he had a lot of him that the campaign. throughout community Simpson’s campaign was a base was Cranley’s turnout. voter of people that group well-established up regardless. going to show were individuals tend higher-income Older, up to the polls consistently. to show is usually population class A working with a common reluctant to vote, aren’t their voices mentality that to and that usually paid attention not support would most candidates Simpson reached their needs anyway. income electorate out to a lower to easier than could relate she that voter In the end, could. Cranley around at the City sat turnout across of these voters many 30 percent; expected to was where being from did Cranley areas. Cranley be strong that after the primary a lot of work It led to his re-election. ultimately will be quite interesting to see where here. the city goes from Cranley will probably keep up keep will probably Cranley 10:30 around Simpson conceded at campaign had more Cranley The percent of the vote behind. Almost behind. of the vote percent Cranley however, after, immediately shot back up to the top. the momentum after this victory. he could It has been rumored that be in the running for a national He hasn’t office. or statewide for governor, announced candidacy something a lot of people expected, he could pop in as a but I expect that a U.S. or even Lieutenant Governor in the near future. House candidate means for the mayor’s that What However, office? It’s too soon to say. has established himself as Cranley in Ohio’s a successful candidate His future as a circle. Democrat politician is bright and doesn’t end in Cincinnati. of 188 precincts with 176 p.m., 11 she had lost by reporting that percent. than three times the funding that in the end, which, Simpson had, a difference in big usually makes is definitely part This political races. so was Cranley of the reason why Ohio Democratic The successful. pretty endorsed Cranley Party made a have may which early on, John Cranley was re-elected was Cranley John this is a very opinion, In my Cranley John 10 p.m., At around MOUNIR LYNCH | OPINION EDITOR MOUNIR LYNCH election in the general as mayor close After a very yesterday. Yvette trailing campaign — even earlier Simpson in the primary — he managed to win the this year Throughout 53 percent. election by margin of victory Cranley’s the night, more and more. constantly grew share a common supporters Cranley really hasn’t done sentiment: Cranley the past four over wrong anything years. seen have We argument. valid economic and development, an overall and growth, population population Cincinnati satisfied tenure in office. Cranley’s throughout Simpson insisted throughout Yvette would Cranley the campaign that of this not contribute to the progress During a debate, city in to the future. this that voters reassured Cranley and boldly city has made progress, disagreed, if they that told voters for Simpson. should vote they speech. excited victory a very gave its at was the race At the time, with Simpson under 10 closest point, Cranley’s post-primary work won him another election won work post-primary Cranley’s

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14 The results are in;what doesthismeanfor us? Opinion MOUNIR LYNCH |OPINIONEDITOR expected topass, butstillreceived alotof protections ofcrimevictims. This issuewas issue thoughtwas vague languageof the and removing what proponents ofthe the constitutionby addingalotoflanguage victory. Ohiowillnow expandthetextin night, with afinalmarginof77percent in favor ofIssue1relatively earlyinthe current system. The electionwas called really have toomuchofaneffectonthe agree withthispoint, buttheissuedoesn’t process arenow underattack. Personally, I that suspectedcriminals’ rightstodue victims. Opponentsofthebillareworried expanded toprotect therightsofcrime Ohio’s constitutionwillbeamendedand an overwhelming margin. 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They’re cripple themandarecoopedup intheirown waste fortheir relief. They’re given growth-promoting drugsthat often eats every year have theirbodiesmutilated withoutpain New York Times, “The almost40landanimals each American applies toalllivingbeings. According toanarticlefrom The way you want tobetreated, and Ibelieve thisstatement parents taughtmefrom ayoung agetotreat everyone the love andcompassion foralllife, includinganimals. My a smallcold—sinceIbecamevegan. minerals. Istillhave notgottenany typeofillness—noteven more foodsthat were organicandrichinvitamins think moreaboutwhat Iwas puttinginmy body, choosing to eat a dietrichingrains, fruitsandvegetables. Ibeganto because ofthelackvegan optionsinCincinnati. Istarted noticed thehealthbenefits. Iwas forced tocookmore, largely contributing to? The answer againwas clear—Icouldnot. With that beingsaid, we shouldnotchoosewhich animals The finalreasonwhy Iadoptedavegan lifestylewas my As Ibeganthejourney ofaplant-baseddiet, Iquickly community. detail how theseresultsdirectlyaffectour state initiatives. In2018, we willseeinmore some new cityleadershipandsomenew more peoplevoted, butfornow, we have the electionwould have differentresultsif focus onimproving voter turnout. Perhaps officials andpublicofficecandidates needto PROVIDED Nov. 8, 2017 newsrecord.org 15

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Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hunchback of Notre because it’s an anti-racist, the central feminist film with love, message of acceptance, all walks and mercy towards is possibly of life. Also, Follo the most megolomaniacal, vil- self-righteous, despicable canon. lains in the Disney Editor -Justin Reutter, News Mulan, because I appreciate I appreciate Mulan, because in “Be a Man.” Also, the irony is real spunky. the grandma Editor -Erin Couch, Copy Toy Story, because I only saw it for the first time last year and I’m so ashamed that it took me so long. I laughed, I cried, I felt all of the feelings watching all of the movies. Watching that movie brought me back to my childhood, even though my childhood unfortunately didn’t involve Toy Story. It is a mas- terpiece of film. . -Mounir lynch, Opinion Editor UP, because it reminds me not to waste what’s left of my life. Adventure is out there! -Stephanie Smith, Online Editor Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter. I always wanted to do magic & go to Hogwarts. Lets be honest, who would actu- ally follow all the silly rules & be the good guy if they had magical powers -Jason Szelest, Sports Editor Which Disney movie would you be? you would movie Disney Which Hercules, because it epito- mized how meta Disney had gotten to that point and reeked of the late 1990’s. Plus, anything with Danny DeVito in it is gold in my book. -Claude Thompson, Managing Editor The Aristocats, because a The Aristocats, because who knows cat’s the only cat where it’s at. Editor - Shae Combs, Photo The Lion King, because the seemingly- profound opening them translates to “Here comes a lion, father.” “Oh yes, it’s a lion.” As if that wasn’t blatantly obvious. -Jacob Fisher, Chief Reporter Pocahontas, because I always Pocahontas, because used to watch it at my grand- mama’s house and my family used to say that I looked like her. - Noelle Zielinzki, Life & Arts Editor Tarzan, because Phil Collins. - Parker Malatesta, News Editor The Lion King because I still King because I still The Lion my Chihuahua enjoy holding screaming “AAAAH- in the air HHHH ZABENYAAAAA!”. -David Wysong, Editor-in- Chief

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