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MOUNIR LYNCH | STAFF REPORTER Hamilton County court of the court system. This them to participate in system, and Winkler is new technology is also her campaign against Hamilton County Clerk alleged to have hired claimed to have had an Pureval. This leads to of Courts Aftab Pureval, family members and effect on the issue of what a heavily politicized 34, is the first Democrat personal friends into the Pureval claimed to have office that Pureval says to fill the position in over clerk’s office who may not been an unbalanced court he will not tolerate. “I 100 years. The former P&G have been qualified for system under Winkler. told them there would attorney and University their jobs. “I made it a point to meet be no political activity of Cincinnati alum JEAN PLEITEZ | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER It is uncertain whether face to face with most, tolerated whatsoever The CARE/Crawley Building is located on Medical Campus, Monday Jan. 9, isn’t hesitating to make Pureval’s personnel if not all, of the staff,” during work hours,” 2017. some big changes to the changes were related to the Pureval told the Business Pureval said. “All salaries structure of the office. alleged corruption in the Enquirer. “I said change is and promotions will be After five new firings, office, but Pureval claims inevitable. We are changing based on merit alone,” Pureval has issued the he is finished releasing the organization to make Pureval told the Business resignation or dismissal of employees. Hamilton sure it’s efficient and cost Enquirer. Pureval’s zero now 23 staff members in County residents expressed friendly, and in some cases tolerance policy hopes to UC College of the Hamilton County court concern with the previous changes to personnel.” add productivity and a system. clerk office’s spending Very soon after he told the focus on making sure the Pureval defeated former habits and the possibility Business Enquirer about court’s staff has the right Clerk of Courts Tracy of corruption in the office’s this, he announced firings qualifications. Winkler, a Cincinnati elite, Medicine sets workplace and the court of clerk employees. Pureval certainly has in the 2016 election. system it is responsible for. Pureval’s plan to increase brought change to his new Tracy Winkler faced The promise for reform office productivity also department, and only time criticism by opponents helped Pureval defeat the includes a zero tolerance will tell how Hamilton for allegedly giving unfair status-quo in the election policy for political activity County’s court system will funding mark benefits to certain people by nearly 20,000 votes. during work hours in change economically and in the court system. LAUREN STYCZYNSKI | STAFF populations.” The new clerk has the court system. Former politically. REPORTER The previous clerk’s also added revamped Clerk Tracy Winkler was The college received funding in the 2016 fiscal brother and husband Ted technology to the clerk’s discovered to have emailed In the 2016 fiscal year, the year from four main Winkler served in the office to improve the flow court employees, asking UC College of Medicine held $115.8 million in sources: $94 million from research grant monies, federal sources, $1.8 an increase of 30 percent million from industry, $18.9 from the fiscal year of million from non-profit 2015. Also, UCCOM faculty agencies and $783,633 from submitted 605 proposals the state of Ohio. with a 31 percent approval Graduate students rating, which is the highest get stipends from the within the past three years university, and this (even though there was increase in funds is all similar submission rates). good news for them. Dr. Melanie Cushion is the “Graduate students senior associate dean for interested in any or all of research at UCCOM. She these aspects of medical expressed that, essentially, research can be supported it means we are getting in laboratories funded recognition at every stage by the NIH and other of the research process. funding agencies that will With the average success support their research, of a university attaining but also expose them National Institutes of to the larger picture of Health (NIH) approval their contributions to the being at 10 percent, this healthcare environment,” would be considered good said Dr. Cushion. luck by the UC College of This is also exciting for Medicine. undergraduate students “[We were] fortunate wanting to get involved in to receive some large research because “sufficient grants this last fiscal year funding of laboratories and combined with our opens up opportunities for above average success undergraduate students of attaining NIH funding alongside graduate speaks to the talents of students and medical our faculty,” she said. “The trainees,” according to Dr. diversity of the funding Cushion, adding that this portfolio at the college blend of inter-disciplinary of medicine supports all talents “bodes well for the the stages of the disease education of all involved.” cure pipeline starting However, even though with the discovery phase, there is plenty of funding which identifies molecular going through the college targets and pathways of medicine, prospects through analysis of big don’t look so great for data sets or bench science; future graduate students. the translational phase, “To be honest, we, as a which tests the safety nation, must be clear in and efficacy in animal our priorities. The United models; clinical research, States is a beacon for which tests the candidate medical research, graduate drugs or interventions in education and medical and humans; and outcomes resident trainees. To remain research, which studies the as a research-intensive implementation of changes country that continuously in the processes of health contributes new cures and care delivery and its effects disease interventions to on patients. The ultimate the U.S. and the world, we goals of this pipeline are to must have the committed ideally lead to more cures support of our politicians in diseases that plague and fellow Americans. humans, such as heart Such support will provide disease, strokes, cancer the training the U.S.’s next PHOTO PROVIDED BY FACEBOOK generation of scientists, Hamilton Country Clerk of Courts, Aftab Pureval. and infections, but also to improve the delivery of physicians and healthcare health care to susceptible providers,” she said. Bearcats must bring in transfers to become the next Gonzaga JASON SZELEST | STAFF REPORTER the third time in five years that very patient with their recruiting. transferred from North Carolina Caupains that Cronin constantly OPINION they earned a top-two seed in the Instead of settling for second- State. gets are needed – just as Przemek Gonzaga University played big dance. tier prospects, they wait for the Next year, Washington will be Karnowski, who spent five in their first ever national The only other mid-major since first-tier prospects who become joined by fellow transfer Cane years in Gonzaga’s program, championship game on Monday. 2000 to demonstrate that kind of unhappy with their current Broome, who somewhat single- was a huge piece in Gonzaga’s Coming from the West Coast dominance on their way to the situation. handedly kept the second unit dominant season. Conference, which is coined a championship was the University For the most part, Cincinnati close throughout most of the However, they need to be “mid-major” conference, simply of Memphis, which is located has done the opposite, with the Bearcats’ Red-Black Scrimmage. paired with explosive talents that getting to the final game was in a recruiting hot-bed and was majority of their roster being Broome’s offensive ability was Cincinnati is unable to get on the quite an accomplishment. coached at the time by recruiting comprised of low four-star and often able to poke holes in the first attempt. Only three other teams have wizard . high three-star prospects who nation’s eighth-best defense Essentially a made it to the title game playing Cincinnati and head coach signed with the Bearcats out of in opponent’s points per game free agency, transfers have in non-power five conferences Mick Cronin have been good in high school. during that scrimmage, and he become the key for any mid- this century, and two of them recruiting, but they simply do While Gary Clark, Troy will provide a huge boost to the major to find sustainable, top- either had previous experience not have the resources to pull Caupain and Jacob Evans are Bearcat offense next year. level success. playing in a big conference or in five-star recruits on a regular solid players, not one of them The Gary Clarks and Troy currently play in one. basis and follow the mold that is a star who can lead UC to a Both those schools, the Memphis used. championship. University of Connecticut So, if they want to become Cincinnati struggled with and Butler University, were national title contenders, they Southern Methodist University Cinderella stories, with neither must follow the Gonzaga method. this year, in large part due to entering the tournament higher While there is something to be their inability to stop Semi than a No. 5 seed. said about bringing a player in Ojeleye, the former five-star They still fit the mid-major as a freshman and coaching him prospect who transferred from billing of mediocrity, but simply up through the years, three of the Duke. got hot at the right time and went five starters for Gonzaga were It came as no surprise that on a magical run through March transfers from other programs, neither Caupain nor Clark, and into April. all of them happening to be in both preseason first-team all- The Bulldogs were no surprise power conferences. conference selections, proved in the championship game, as Realizing they cannot compete to be the team’s most talented with Kentucky and North player this year. they dominated throughout the JEAN PLEITEZ | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER season on their way to a No. 1 Carolina for the top high school Rather, it was Kyle Washington, players in the country, they are a first-year player who Kyle Washington (24) goes up against Malcolm Bernard (11) on a rebound, Thursday, January 26, seed in the NCAA tournament, 2017 at .

FREE 2 / NEWS THURSDAY, APR. 6, 2017 ‘Mancave’ session held in AACRC this week JACOB FISHER | STAFF REPORTER you probably haven’t honest about a lot of trivial requests that those who plays an integral role in Mancave to be is for our heard much about it,” said issues.” do not identify as black or Mancave discussions. students to see other black In light of Sexual Assault Program Coordinator This year marks the male respect the integrity Though Ealy has hosted male administrators, staff Awareness Month, the Carver Douglas Ealy. second year of the of the environment. three discussion sessions and faculty.” final Mancave session of Ealy, more commonly Mancave discussion series. “[Mancave] provides a this year, he tries to recruit Though April 3 marked the spring semester took known on campus as According to Ealy, the safe space for them to not various prominent black the end of Mancave place this Monday in the “Doug,” is involved program has continued only learn, but to learn figures from the university sessions for the remainder student lounge of the in numerous AACRC to prosper since its initial from their peers, which to host discussions and of this year, the program African American Cultural initiatives, including the launch. is less judgmental,” said share their input. aims to relaunch in 2018 Resource Center. Habari Gani Ambassadors “Last year, if we got 15 Ealy. “If we didn’t have the “I don’t want Mancave and continue tackling Entitled “Rolling with Program, the Brother 2 people, we were doing AACRC, I think that would to be ‘Doug’s Savior topics pertinent to UC’s Rejection,” the discussion Brother Program and good,” said Ealy. “And so be very difficult.” Program,’” said Ealy. “I plan black male community. addressed male-identified various forms of social this year, we relaunched Ealy says that, by and it, but part of what I want students and examined media and community at the top of the year…and large, everyone at the how to treat women and outreach. had like 60 guys.” university has granted appropriately respond to According to a tweet on During its first year, the discussion group the rejection. Ealy’s personal Twitter, the the Mancave series had respect and privacy they Mancave, a branch of series aims to cultivate an roughly five or six sessions, request. However, the the AACRC’s Brother atmosphere where young according to Ealy. Its Mancave sessions have 2 Brother program, is a black men can be “fully relaunch paved the way for begun to capture the discussion panel comprised authentic” with themselves eight sessions to take place attention of outside groups of African American male and one another. this year. as they gain popularity. students and faculty. The “We make a space Mancave has only a “Now that I guess it’s group gathers on Mondays for black men to come couple basic rules, which starting to get some monthly to tackle black together and talk about are to respect others in traction…there are women and male issues in an open, real issues without having the room and stop talking who want Womancave,” authentic setting. to be politically correct,” when the door opens. said Ealy. “I think that’s “Frankly, unless you’re said Ealy. “It affords them Though most sessions are pretty dope.” in the black community, JEAN PLEITEZ | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER the opportunity to be open, the group generally Honest, unfiltered debate African American Resource Center, hosted Mancave on Monday April 3, 2017.

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STAFF Ohio’s opioid epidemic addressed Editor-In-Chief Jeff O’Rear ELIZABETH SCHMITT | CONTRIBUTOR likely be in effect in the therefore, cannot be put next few months rather into an illegal drug market, Managing Editor Ohio lawmakers get than through legislation. said Fortman. Lauren Moretto serious about tackling Before prescribing an Bryan Kirwen, co- Ohio’s opiate epidemic opioid painkiller, doctors president of Students for News Editors by passing a law limiting would also now have to Sensible Drug Policy, was Justin Reutter opiate prescriptions by check Ohio’s controlled cautiously optimistic about Parker Malatesta doctors, dentists and substances database, the new laws. other licensed health the Ohio Automated “Since a large root cause professionals. RX Reporting System of the heroin epidemic was Chief Reporter The law limits the amount (OARRS). excessive prescription of Emily Stolz of days that doctors can This part of the law opioid pain killers, this prescribe narcotic pain is targeted at “doctor is a good step forward,” Life & Arts Editor pills to seven days for shoppers,” people who go said Kirwen. “I believe it Isabella Jansen adults and five days for to several doctors to refill will help to slow down the minors. The limits apply to prescriptions to avoid rate of heroin addiction Opinion Editor patients experiencing acute drug abuse suspicions by increase, but there is still pain, with exceptions for physicians. the issue of prescription to Karly Williams cancer, hospice or addiction State law now requires patients with chronic pain.” patients. doctors to look up the But this law will not stop Sports Editor “This law is really geared patient on the database to opioid addiction altogether, David Wysong toward acute pain issues, see if another doctor has said Kirwen. prescriptions for people prescribed them anything. “Since this new rule only Copy Editor with short term pain that Patients who fall into this applies acute pain patients, Cheyenne Krieger should have a resolution,” category include those who those with chronic pain said Dr. James Fortman, have undergone dental may still be prescribed assistant professor of procedures and minor opioids long-term, which Photo Editor anesthesia, pain medicine surgeries provides risk for addiction. Shae Combs and neck pain at UC “I think the only con to Overall, I think this is a Health. this would be the ease of step forward by increasing Chief Photographer 74 percent of those who access, for people to get the monitoring of patients Jean Pleitez died of a drug overdose more of their prescriptions who receive opioid in 2015 had a previous they would have to go to painkillers and creating Online Editor prescription for a controlled see their doctor more often,” a greater opportunity to substance, state officials said Dr. Fortman. prevent addiction before Stephanie Smith said Thursday. The new limits could also it happens, but better pain In 2014 and 2015, Ohio help reduce the number of management options need Designer was ranked to have the addictive pills dispensed to be introduced in the Gabrielle Stichweh most opioid overdose in Ohio by 109 million future if we wish to put the deaths, according to the annually, said state officials. heroin epidemic to an end,” Broadcast Reporter Henry J. Kaiser Family Patients who need only said Kirwen. Emily Wilhelm Foundation. a three-day supply of The UC Wellness Center LIZ O. BAYLEN | LOS ANGELES TIMES | MCT The limits would be painkillers will no longer declined to comment. Purdue Pharma has sold more than $27 billion worth of the powerful painkiller enforced by the Ohio State have a month’s worth of Videographer OxyContin since its introduction in 1996. Medical Board and will pills they don’t need, and, Michelle Fisk LIFE & ARTS / 3 THURSDAY, APR. 6, 2017 UC is abuzz about sweet new Beekeeping Club NOELLE ZIELINSKI | STAFF REPORTER owned bees for about six of his fraternity in order I decided to keep a hive “They adapt to the weather “My main goal is to years now, and when he to interest people and get myself at my house this and adjust accordingly to educate people on the As of last Thursday, a new came to UC, his friends them to sign up. So far, summer,” said Rossi. “I just keep the hive at a constant.” importance honeybees club has been approved encouraged him to start 38 people have signed happened to find out about They also plan on carry in our ecosystem,” and added to the long list a beekeeping club. They up to be a part of the UC Noah starting the club maintaining a healthy hive Rossi said. “I also want to of campus clubs here at showed interest in joining Beekeeping Club. through the grapevine and and making sure that the lift the stigma that they’re UC. as well. Katz said, “I really am contacted him to be a part queen bee of the hive is mean and harmful to The Beekeeping Club Katz also mentioned that hoping to raise awareness of it.” healthily laying eggs. humans! They’re actually is aimed to have three his sister’s college has for how important bees are, The club hopes to have When the bees do a very relaxed animal and main purposes, according a beekeeping club, and and at the end of it, I would a hive on the DAAP roof eventually produce honey, just want to go about their to founder President he thought it would be love for members to have that they can go into and Katz said they hope to duties.” Noah Katz, a first-year interesting to bring one to some sort of appreciation check every week. The make homemade goods, The UC Beekeeping Club economics and statistics UC. for bees.” temperature must be above such as different flavored is actively seeking new student. These purposes The process of starting Co-President Madison 60 degrees to start a hive, honey, beeswax candles members to become a part are beekeeping itself, a new club on campus Rossi, a second-year and, obviously, must be and even mead, a honey- of their community, help experiencing and making included filling out a environmental studies looked after at first to type of wine, for those make this club a successful the products from the roster and explaining student, said honeybees make sure things are going members who are of age. one and to let the bees be. honey that is gathered and the purpose of the club. have always fascinated her. according to plan. Katz and Rossi are both in the education of bees as a Katz was then required to “I have always wanted to “Bees always keep agreement that education whole. advertise his club in front make a difference in the the hive at the same is one of the top priorities Katz and his family have of his classes and in front decline of the species, so temperature,” Katz said. of the club. ‘Power Rangers’ reboot rather corny SAMANTHA HALL | SENIOR REPORTER Diehard fans may already just on the sidelines but, in join forces to kick some know, but the 2017 film fact, a main character, was a gold-digging (literally) ass. Setting up the franchise to continues the story of the tasteful touch and separates The young adult, yet another ‘90s television 1995 “Mighty Morphin the film from likely any modernized reboot did well reboot, “Power Rangers” hit Power Rangers,” where the other superhero movie out for its opening weekend, the screens in late March, Rangers were sent to save there. Not only did they placing second for its bringing on battle-galore their mentor, Zordon. The bring out visibility for the earnings, and was far more against the sexy evil 22-year gap gave movie LGBT community, but also bearable than so many Ranger, Rita Repulsa. producers a chance to really the autistic community with other ‘90s cartoon remakes Similar to the likes of expand how the following their Blue Ranger being in (yes, I’m talking to you, “Age the 2014 “Teenage Mutant movie would fare. the spectrum of autism. of Extinction”). And the Ninja Turtle” live action As it turns out, not only If you’re a viewer similar PG-13 rated film has room film, “Power Rangers” was is the cartoon far too to myself and don’t have to actually keep its storyline complete with new, vibrant entertaining for this 20 much “Power Rangers” going, unlike the “Fantastic costumes, refreshingly year old, but the movie was knowledge but would Four” and “Green Lantern” sassy humor and a just too. 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DAVID WYSONG | SPORTS EDITOR “It means a lot,” Borzillo our systems are run.” it goes hand in hand with CLAUDE THOMPSON | STAFF REPORTER said. “I just came out of my The biggest eye-popping your team. I think that, April 1 was a special high school with the most fact about Borzillo is that yeah, the points matter a day for the history of the assists in the season, and she is only a freshman, lot and my teammates are University of Cincinnati I just wanted to continue giving her three more years very happy for me, but the women’s lacrosse team. that here and work as hard to build off this year’s real focus and the goal is In addition to defeating as I could possibly in these performance. to win.” Butler University 21-3, the last four years here, and “It’s almost like I’m On Wednesday, the largest win in program that starts freshman year. competing with myself,” Bearcats were up 9-5 at history, the Bearcats’ It also means a lot to our Borzillo said. “So, when I home with 8:31 remaining freshman attacker Monica team because assists, those come here next year, I’m in the game, but fell to Borzillo broke not one, are all just a team effort, going to be like, ‘Dang, this Temple University 11-9. not two, but three school and I wouldn’t get assists if girl has got a record and “We started to fall apart,” records. nobody else was open.” I’m going to go beat it.’ It’s Borzillo said. “You have Borzillo tallied 10 points Her record-setting points just building off what I’ve momentum, and then you in the win on four goals scored is attributed to already made. I never even lose it, and that’s what and six assists, becoming just doing her job as an expected to do something happened. They gained the only UC player to ever attacker, according to this big here.” their momentum, and they collect 10 points in a single Borzillo. Despite the records capitalized on our mistakes game. “You see the defense set by Borzillo, and her like we did the whole game. She also became the doing their job, goalies BIG EAST-leading four When they turned the ball school’s single-season making saves, but, as an Conference Freshman over, we capitalized on scoring leader when attacker, you got to have of the Week honors, the their mistakes.” she recorded her 53rd points,” Borzillo said. Bearcats are only 5-7 this Borzillo and the Bearcats point of the year, passing “That kind of outshines year. next travel to Gainesville, former UC midfielder everybody else, but really “You could have the best Florida, to take on the Laura Simanski’s record it’s a team effort to get to performance, you could University of Florida set in 2009, as well as the that and to finish. So, I’m be one of the best players at noon on Saturday. single-season assists leader finishing while [the goalies] out there on the field, but Following that, they when she assisted on a are making saves, while it’s a team sport,” Borzillo will play Georgetown the defense is clearing the said. “It doesn’t matter if University in Washington, SHAE COMBS | PHOTO EDITOR goal to teammate Amanda Freshman Monica Borzillo shoots during the women’s lacrosse game against Donovan in the second ball up and the midfield’s you had the best game in D.C., April 12. Temple, April 5, 2017. half. getting it up. It’s just how your life and you guys lose, Women’s soccer finding opportunities in the spring ETHAN RUDD | STAFF REPORTER possession of the ball during formations. said. the team preformed. scrimmages. “They’re very aggressive and Cincinnati has enjoyed a slate “I’ve gotten a really good Spring is a crucial time for the More than anything, spring ball they always put pressure on of challenging scrimmages. UC feeling, and I’m ready for next University of Cincinnati women’s is about opportunity, especially the other team,” Vetere said. opened their schedule with a 2-0 season,” she said. soccer team, even though regular for new players. “The teams I’ve played on have victory over Morehead State, and Cincinnati will play their last season games won’t start until Junior midfielder Jill Vetere always been more laid back— then they played West Virginia spring scrimmage April 9 at the fall. is participating in her first live not so much in the other team’s University to a 1-1 draw. University of Tennessee. That’s because the success action with the team since eyeballs.” To put that into perspective, Cincinnati finds in the regular transferring from the University Overall, the transition is going West Virginia finished the 2016 season is often a product of of Louisville. smoothly for Vetere, but she’s season ranked No. 1 in RPI. spring practices and scrimmages. First, she had to adjust to glad she could play with the team More recently, the Bearcats UC head coach Neil Stafford playing with new teammates. before the regular season. defeated Butler University 2-0 on is taking time this semester “I was really nervous to come “I think transferring in the April 2 in Gettler Stadium. to prepare for the future by back home because, as a player spring was really, really good for The game didn’t feel like a experimenting with new on the field, I’m known for being me. If I would’ve come in the fall, scrimmage; an athlete from formations he could potentially mean and aggressive,” said Vetere, that would have been worrisome,” Butler left in the first half with use in certain scenarios next a Mason native. “I knew there Vetere said. an ice pack on her forehead, season. were a lot of locals on the team, Senior defender Vanessa and Gilles took a foot to the face “Maybe you’ve got an ace and when I came here I wanted Gilles is a veteran of Stafford’s while battling for a ball. in your sleeve or you’ve got to make sure they knew who I spring practices, but even she “It is a game, and we take it as something you can hold onto that really was and that I really care acknowledges this spring is seriously as fall. It’s just not the can catch a team by surprise,” about soccer.” different. same pressure,” Gilles said. Stafford said. Then, she had to adapt to “This spring has definitely been Although she was sporting a Cincinnati has especially Cincinnati’s unique play style, one of the hardest springs I’ve fresh bruise after the game, she focused on maintaining in addition to Stafford’s new had in my three years,” Gilles still felt very positive about how FILE ART OF VANESSA GILLES (11)

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