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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Kimbel Library and Bryan Information Commons at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The hC anticleer Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. thechanticleernews.com 09.29.07 CCU’s track goes teal Shaving heads Issue 03 Katelin Gandee // Reporter “It’s more than just a color. It’s something for cancer that’s the fabric and mentality of our whole Kaley Lawrimore // Editor-in-Chief In the next four to six weeks, CCU will be campus,” Hogue said. “It’s who we are.” gaining yet another teal addition. Fowler also said CCU will be hosting The Coop Bar and Grill is hosting its The new teal track is currently being laid their own track meets because of the new 2nd Annual Shaving Heads for Cancer down at the track and field facility. Connor track. event to raise money for those who have Sports, the company hired to remodel the “A North Carolina versus South Carolina been impacted by breast cancer. track, had some setbacks due to weather, battle with schools from both states, or The owner, Ryan Weatherwax, said which caused a delay in work. even maybe a Big South versus even since his sister passed away from The track has been in the works Sun Belt, are some of the really her battle with breast cancer 10 years for a few years and is now finally quick ideas that we’ve spoken ago, he has held fundraisers for breast

getting its upgrade as the old track “ to other schools about,” Fowler cancer organizations. It’s more than had run its lifespan. stated. Last October, the Coop Bar and Grill just a color. It’s According to Sandy Fowler, The track team will not be the raised almost $10,000. They donated 20 something that’s director of track and field, the only ones able to use the course. percent of the funds to his late sister’s the fabric and track will help the team with many The remodeled track will still be son’s college fund, another 20 percent mentality of our different aspects. available for students to use. to a Coastal Carolina student who has a whole campus.” The new track will make it easier Fowler talked about how she is parent with breast cancer and the rest to − Matt Hogue on the athletes’ hips and legs as excited for the freshman members the Look Good, Feel Better organization. they run due to the bounce and of the team, as they will be the first Look Good, Feel Better is dedicated softness of the material, according class who gets to call the teal track to improving the quality of life and to Fowler. It will also help their times to theirs and hopes they have lots of pride for self-esteem of people undergoing break their personal best as the track will it. cancer treatment, according to their be easier to run on. “It’s our identity, and I’ve talked to the website. Weatherwax said they chose Matt Hogue, CCU’s director of athletics, team a lot about ownership and really this organization because the money said the teal track will add to the identity owning what is yours, which this track is donated stays in Horry County and of the University. Hogue said they try to now going to be theirs,” said Fowler. helps out people in the community with incorporate teal into most of the things they cancer. do, hence the teal football field and, now, This type of donating was something the track. Weatherwax said he has been interested in. “What I always wanted to do was shave heads,” said Weatherwax. “Last year, there was a group on campus that wanted to do their senior thesis, so it started as a little fundraiser and then we said, ‘let’s shave heads.’” Weatherwax said this year, they have somewhere between 20 and 25 groups competing against one another to raise the most money. A member from each

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Personal trainers needed First Words To Say It Visit- Coastal downs Troy in 06 at CCU gym 08 ing Writers Series event 13 double-overtime thriller Wall Fellows students launch fish oil company Career Closet 03 Nicole Rabbitt // Reporter business plan and presentation that was comes to Conway presented in front of the department heads People familiar with the gross aftertaste and board of Lysi. Tyler Gross // Reporter // of taking fish oil supplements could find The company is the lead producer of cod With many college students beginning // 02 Coastal students Sean Edwards and Ross liver oil and has had significant presence in or looking into internships, it is important Kunmann’s new project interesting. over 70 countries. They are now beginning

to find professional dress clothes that can NEWS Recently, the Icelandic fish oil company, to explore in the U.S. work with their budget. Lysi U.S., launched in Horry County, gave the “Lysi is the global market leader in the Horry Georgetown Technical College Wall Fellows students an 11 percent market Omega-3 industry and it is our goal to make runs a professional clothes closet called The share of global fish oil production. The oil the same strides across the United States,” Career Closet on their Conway campus. aids in the health of the cardiovascular, said Ross Kunmann, chief financial officer

NEWS The Career Closet opened four years ago brain, nervous, joints and immune systems. of Lysi. and allows Coastal Carolina University and As juniors, the two got started through Both students have made a tough HGTC students to shop at the store. the Wall College of Business International accomplishment while still attending their Melinda Paino, a customer service Consulting Program. With the help of this manager at HGTC, has worked in the store program, their project transformed into a continued on page 5 for two years. Photos courtesy of WBTW “[We] provide professional clothing to students who are going to interviews or meetings,” said Paino. Shaving heads for cancer continued here today, she would have nothing but a surprise for a Coastal Carolina University All of the clothing is donated by the incredible words to say to him. student’s family. community, and the items that do not get one person in there. I probably wouldn’t find pieces I wanted to wear if I could have team will get on stage and have their head “She’d just be amazed. She’d say The 2nd Annual Shaving Heads for borrowed by students are donated to recommend it to a friend.” been able to have room to look.” shaved. ‘amazing,’ that I’m making everybody Cancer event will be on Oct. 9 at the Coop Goodwill. Sarah Jordan, a sophomore at HGTC, The Career Closet is a good alternative Their goal is to raise $20,000, and the proud,” Weatherwax said. “My sister was Bar and Grill of Highway 544 in Conway. Students do not have to pay for any of also commented on The Career Closet. to other secondhand stores, Pipkins said. group that raises the most money gets a an amazing woman. She didn’t have a lot, More information can be found on the clothes and can choose to keep the “I go to tech and have never heard about “Even though there wasn’t as many gift certificate. she didn’t care about a lot. She cared about Coop’s Bar and Grill Facebook. item or return it once they no longer need it. The Career Closet before today,” said options that other stores would have had, Weatherwax said this isn’t about life’s other people, which is amazing.” Addie Pipkins, a freshman at CCU, went Jordan. it was cool that everything was free, and trivial things, it’s about helping others, and This year, the Coop Bar and Grill will have to The Career Closet in hopes of finding an Both students agree that minor changes if you did find something that works for Photos courtesy of China Weare he wants the people participating to know outfit for an upcoming job interview. could be made to make The Career Closet you, then you didn’t have to return it,” said that. “I found out about the store through an more desirable. Pipkins. “We want them to realize there’s more email that was sent out and was excited to “I would definitely try to make the store For more information on The Career to life than going out to the bars, or going visit [The Career Closet] since it is free and more known to students and possibly make Closet students can stop by the store out to the clubs, or being on social media,” close to campus,” said Pipkins. the space bigger,” said Jordan. during its hours. said Weatherwax. “Every $5 adds up, and The Career Closet did not meet her Pipkins said that a more modern sense of The hours of the store run from 8:30 that little bit of money is going to help expectations though. style would also appeal to students, as well a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. somebody tremendously.” “The clothes seemed a little outdated, as having the space more organized. They close at noon on Fridays. It is off He said what matters most to him aren’t and it was hard to find things in my size,” “Because it is such a small space, the of Highway 501 in the D. Kent Sharples the profits from the day, but the people said Pipkins. “I also thought the store clothes are all pushed together and there Student Complex, building 1100 in room they’re doing this for. would be bigger and, because of the size, was also office supplies in the same area,” 123. “That’s why it’s important to me. Not that it was hard to look around with more than said Pipkins. “It would have been easier to we’ll have 500 people here. Not that we’ll be on the news. Not that they’re going to spend a lot of money,” said Weatherwax. “It’s the fact that we’re going to raise, hopefully, $15,000 to $20,000 and immediately, we’re going to affect two people’s lives—the students and their parents.” Weatherwax said if his sister was NEWS // 04 being rejected bytheU.S.Citizen and Authorization Documents,theyarecurrently on applicationsforanEAD, orEmployment branch overreach.” was “unconstitutionaland anexecutive saying thattheordercreatedbyObama expressed histhoughtsontheprogram, Department, AttorneyGeneralJeffSessions have acriminalrecord. The recipientalsocannotqualifyifthey have lived here consecutively since 2007. recipient cametoAmericabefore16and 31 yearsoldbeforeJune2012,orifthe “Dreamer,” onehastobeyoungerthan for pendingrequestsfromCongress. details. Thesix-monthwindowwillholdoff the programuntil Congress irons out the requested Trump tohold offonterminating Press. the program,accordingtoAssociated alternative of assessing individual status in possibility ofCongresspassingalegislative within the nextsixmonthswith the permits onMarch5,2018. would bedeportedwithouttherenewalof and beemployedintheU.S.Ifrevoked,they 800,000 immigrantstolive,overstayvisas the Obamaadministrationwhichallows an executiveordercreatedin2012during young adultsfrombeingdeported.Itis or DACA,isaprogramthatprevents adults. the UnitedStatesaschildrenandyoung undocumented immigrantswhocameto ending aprogramthatgivesprotectionto Donald Trump announcedthathewillbe not rescindthe ‘Dreamer’ program DACA recipientscallonTrumpto Miles Getler//Reporter ForDACArecipientswho areworking InapressconferencetotheJustice To beeligibleforDACAortoa OnSept.8,HouseSpeakerPaulRyan Trump proposedtoendtheprogram DeferredActionforChildhoodArrivals, In thepastfewweeks,President are securitythreatsandrecentborder recipients whohave“committedcrimes, ageny’s mainobjectiveistotargetDACA be givenachance.” hard-working peoplethatshoulddefinitely said Mccarthy. “Theyaregood,smart, from deportationaremyageoryounger,” Trump. Carolina, saidthisisnotagoodmoveby early asOct5. begin toadjudicateonindividualbasisas Immigration Services,orUSCIS,butwill Trump said in a recent tweetthat his “Alotofthepeoplethatwouldsuffer RobertMccarthy, junioratCoastal legislative alternative. terminate DACA indefinitely or create a Congress willdetermineiftheywishto the curb.” It wouldbeethically wrong to kickthem to contribute andhelpwiththeircommunity. love ithere,andtheycallhome.They else besidestheU.S.,”saidWeisman. “They DACA programisended. said shewillbeimpactedpersonallyifthe crossers.” Asthenextfewmonthsunravel, “Ihavemanyfriendswhoknownothing IsabellaWeisman, sophomoreatCCU, change instrainortype. experts dothattoaccommodatethe than theonegivenprioryear. Medical the flushotgivenoutoneyearisdifferent the fluwhichchangeyeartoyear, therefore to healthexperts. base theirideasoffofarefalse,according illness. side effectsareworsethancontractingthe shots, whileothersarguethatthevaccine’s this year. participants willoptoutofgettingaflushot Chanticleer’s Twitter showedthatmost germs. how tobetterpreventthespreadingof even sentemailstothestudentbodyabout flyers inbathrooms,postersonwallsand coming to health services, they posted noticing thetrendsinillnessofpeople miss classes.Whenschoolofficialsbegan students, facultyandstaffwereforcedto on campus.Duetothisvirus,many flu istheannualshot. recommendation for the prevention of the February, but can last until May. One major the fluseasonisfromSeptemberto also knownastheflu,ishere. Typically, Flu season: Facts aboutflu vaccination said. of experience to our operations,” Kunmann being in school also provides a great deal experience whilestillattending classes. to theiradvantageby gaining real-life senior yearatCCU. Wall Fellowscontinued Genelle Thompson//Reporter “The fluvaccinecausesantibodiesto The truthisthattherearemanystrainsof However, manyof the ideasthatpeople Some peoplesaythattheyjustdon’t like The resultsofapollpostedon Last year, the fluvirus wasabig problem The timetocontractseasonalinfluenza, “Thenetworkofmentors that comeswith They havebeenabletouse thecompany while inschoolwouldbeahugesetback. vaccinated andbelievesgettingtheflu Medicine, isinfavorofstudentsgetting the illness. reduce theriskofbeinghospitalizedover will bemilder. Also,gettingthevaccines vaccinated doesgettheflu,theirsymptoms have rangedfrom12,000-56,000.” 140,000-710,000 withdeathsestimatedto flu-related hospitalizations ranged from body.” take abouttwoweekstodevelopinthe Disease Control(CDC).“Theseantibodies infection…,” accordingtotheCentersfor develop andprovideprotectionagainstthe Edwards. persistence, latenightsand coffee,”said motivators can be put simply: “A lot pf like many college students,some of their to pursue their entrepreneur careers. Just Physician Fady Grace, M.D., of Internal The CDCsaid,ifapersonwhohasbeen CDC statisticsstatedthat“Since2010, Bothstudentsaredriventoworkhard

place withapharmacy. Services, CVS, Costco and almost any locations, includingStudentHealth to feelsick. are sickandgettingevaluatedifbeginning frequently, beingcarefularoundthosewho precautions, suchaswashinghands get vaccinatedfortheflutakeappropriate ache. Thatisabigshocktoschedule.” due tosymptomssuchasfeverandbody will beputbackatleastonetotwoweeks Grace. “Ifastudentcatchestheflu,they

The fluvaccineisadministeredinmany Grace warnsthosewhochoosenotto “Being in college isalready tough,” said

NEWS // 05 CULTURE // 06 Coastal becauseitmeansthatlessstudents assistant directorofUniversityRecreation. was canceled,accordingtoTara Josey, the students registeringthisyear, theworkshop personal trainers,butduetoalackof for students to become certified as trainer andhowyoucanbecomeone. unaware ofwhatittakestobeapersonal campus. However, moststudents are service ofpersonaltrainerstoallthatattend Alisha Petrizzo//Reporter Personal trainersneededatCCUgym This lackofparticipationisconcerningfor The HTCCenter’s gymoffersaworkshop Coastal CarolinaUniversityoffersthe someone startedoutunfit,barelyeven before,” said Bothma. “For example, when something thattheyweren’t abletodo passion withherclients. for fitness,andshewantstosharethis Bothma saidshehasalwayshadapassion personal traineravailabletobehired. why othersshouldstrivetobeonetoo. up ontheirexperiencesasatrainerand working atCoastal’s gymdecidedtospeak part formostgyms. are interestedinbecomingtrainers,avital “I lovetoseesomeonebeabledo Annie Bothma,ajunioratCCU,is Some ofthepersonaltrainersalready website. trainer andthetrainee. but thesecanbediscussedbetweenthe contact them. students whothetrainersareandhowto employees are more thanwilling to show together.” as aperson,soyouwillenjoyyourtime little,” said Nowlin. “Find a trainer you like trainer, don’t beafraidtoshoparounda interpersonal skillsandcoachingabilities. trainer hasaffectedherbyimproving on thisjob,too. a senioratCCU,hadherownperspectives passionate aboutfitness.” if youloveworkingwithpeopleandare such arewardingprofession,especially put inwillbeworthit,”saidBothma.“It’s better selvesissomethingworthtrying. comfortably, it’s amazingtosee.” and thentheyprogresstobeingablerun able towalkwithoutbeingoutofbreath, Students canalsofindinformationonour There areratespersessionandhour, At the front desk of the gym, the “If youarethinkingofhiringapersonal Nowlin explainedhowbeingapersonal Another personaltrainer, Madison Nowlin, “If youloveit,thenallthehardwork Bothma saidhelpingpeoplebecometheir partnership withCCU. of Ree!,isecstatic about thenew what willworkforourschool’s brand.” designs because Coastal gets to decide app areallthirdversionsoftheoriginal stickers thatarenowavailablethroughthe up withwerefantastic,”saidGlass.“The has, accordingtoGlass. is oneofthemanyappealsthiscompany hands-on withthecreatorsfordesigns for thisidea,”saidGlass. and forus,wewantedtoworkwiththebest their designersarewithPixarandDisney, idea ofemojisandbringittothenextlevel. for CCU,saidthatthisappwilltakethe for AppleandAndroidusers. and canbedownloadedfromtheappstore emojis, areavailablethroughtheRee!app those mascots.Thestickers,alsoknownas and Coastalisproudtobeanotheroneof to multiplemascotsacrossthecountry, and socialmedia. digital sphereviatheirmessages,photos communicate theirsupportthroughthe their school. faculty andstafftogetmoreinvolvedin a newandinnovativeformforstudents, Really ExpressiveEmojis,CCUhasmade released tothepublic. focusing onthemascot,Chauncey, were school pride. On Sept.20,newstickers with anotherwayforstudentstoshowtheir Get stuckonCCU Alisha Petrizzo//Reporter John Hart,CEOofMyWeb anddeveloper “We thoughtthedesignstheycame To havetheopportunitytobeablework “What isreallycoolaboutRee!that Lindsi Glass, senior director of marketing Ree! isresponsibleforbringinganimation Those at CCU can now chooseto By partneringwithRee!company, or Coastal CarolinaUniversityhascomeup the app,visitourwebsite. $1.99. of thestickers,thereisaone-timefee a freedownloadoftheapp.To accessall on theresponsefromCoastal’s community. season, therewillbenewstickersdepending opponents thatwalkacrossthefields. in footballgear, readytotakeonany that displaytheChanticleermascot school spirit.” brand andbringingthemanewmodefor “We are proud to be trusted with their and themarketingteamthere,”saidHart. For moreinformation on howtodownload The footballstickersarealreadyoutwith The idea is that for each new sports There wereeightnewlyreleasedstickers “It isanhonortoworkcloselywithCCU

Adrienne Grant//Reporter feel likeinreality. how thementalhealthorother issuescould correlation withtheparticular issue,and portray ascenethatinvolvedeachissue. Students andfacultywereselectedto issue suchasanxietyordropoutprevention. house, eachroomdealt with aparticular learned, andapplyittotheirlives.” information withthemthattheyhave said Donevant-Haines.“...takebackthe of theinformationtheyobtainhere,” have tooffer. students toreallyseizetheinformationthey behind “TheDoorsofDooms.” Counseling Services,isalsothemastermind director ofWellness Outreachfor Netflix originalseries“StrangerThings.” could relateto,sotheydecidedonthehit the themetobesomethingcollegestudents affect collegestudents. of mentalhealth,andotherissuesthat experience theunconventionalpresentation hence the“DoorsofDoom.” office intoahauntedhouseexperience, event onSept.20and21. Doom” openedonceagainforatwo-day Counseling Services,“TheDoorsof and otherissues mental health Presentation on “Doors ofDoom:” continued on page11

Theroomswerealso decorated in Asstudentswalkedthroughthehaunted “Iwouldlikeforstudentstotakehold Donevant-Hainessaidshewouldlikefor ChrisDonevant-Haines,theassistant This year, Counseling Services wanted Studentshavetheopportunityto CounselingServicestransformedtheir Becoming anannualfalltraditionfor

CULTURE // 07 First Words To Say It Visiting Writers Rocks with Sass, 09 Series event fights with passion //

// 08 Coby De Lucia // Reporter

Kaley Lawrimore // Editor-in-Chief disease, she would not be where she is CULTURE Coastal Carolina’s English Department is today if it weren’t for it. growing rapidly. Last week, the department “It’s just kind of part of me,” said Amanda Heslinga, a young woman held the first event for the Words To Say It Heslinga. “I’m proud of it because I’ve who lives in Columbus, Ohio, started her Visiting Writers Series. overcome something so difficult, and I’m own business, Rocks with Sass, with one Jason Ockert, a professor at CCU, not just getting through life. I’m succeeding, platform in mind: Raising awareness for explained what the series hopes to offer I’m meeting all of my goals Crohn’s Disease. the community. and dreams that I’ve set for Crohn’s Disease is chronic “The Words to Say It Visiting Writers myself.” inflammatory bowel disease

CULTURE CULTURE Series brings some of the best fiction “ Her advice for those who characterized by inflammation of I’m not weak writers, poets, and creative nonfiction are recently diagnosed or still DC comic writer enters the dark net the digestive or gastrointestinal because I have this writers in the country to Coastal,” said trying to figure out what to OcKert. “By offering students, faculty and tract. Crohn’s can affect any part disease. What I’ve Corryn Patterson // Reporter asked to be a test experiment for science’s do is to take advantage of all the community a chance to hear from a of the GI tract, from the mouth overcome, makes latest advance in the ophthalmological the resources and don’t think diverse range of award-winning authors, to the anus, according to the me stronger.” On Thursday, Sept. 21, CCU invited DC field—the Mirage. asking for help is a sign of we enhance our academic culture. ” Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation − Amanda Heslinga comic author and book writer Benjamin Bypassing her blindness, the device weakness. Last week, CCU hosted Benjamin Percy, of America. Percy to be the first writer in “The Words to allows Hannah to see again, but she soon “I’m not weak because a successful writer from Eugene, Oregon. Heslinga started Rocks with Say It Visiting Writers Series.” finds that she can see more eerier things I have this disease. What I’ve overcome, Percy attended undergrad at Brown Sass as a way to raise funds for her first Percy, who writes the “Green Arrow” than a regular person can. makes me stronger,” said Heslinga. “I know University and graduate school at Southern Crohn’s walk. She said felt awkward asking and “Teen Titans” series for DC Comics, Lela, a technophobic journalist with 100 percent I would not be the person I am Illinois University Carbondale. He has people for money, so she decided to sell “James Bond” for Dynamite Entertainment, a story that people want to stay hidden; today if I didn’t have Crohn’s, so for that, written in a variety of different genres. the jewelry she creates. and various works of his own literature, gave Mike, a one-time child evangelist with his I’m very thankful.” Anywhere from novels, such as “Thrill She said being diagnosed with the a reading from his new book called “The own figurative and literal demons and an A portion of the profits from Rocks with Me” and “The Dark Net,” short stories debilitating illness eight years ago has Dark Net,” answered crowd questions and arsenal of weapons in the basement of Sass is donated to the Crohn’s and Colitis like “Refresh, Refresh,” and comic books, helped her dreams come true. held a book signing after the event. his homeless shelter; and Derek, a hacker Foundation of America. “Teen Titans” and “Green Arrow.” “It’s actually a blessing that I have Crohn’s Percy, who considered himself to be and self-proclaimed soldier of the Internet For more information, visit our website. He has also written articles for many because if I didn’t, I would still be working “technophobic,” became intrigued by what come together in this techno-thriller about magazines including GQ and Esquire. Percy for corporate America, for someone else, is known as the “dark net” or “dark web.” the evil that lurks in real and virtual spaces. started in short stories because there was making someone else’s dreams come true This secretive part of the internet is a After receiving questions, Percy gave less to lose. instead of my own,” said Heslinga. “Yes, I restricted-access computer network used two helpful pieces of advice for aspiring “If I screwed up, I lost a week or a few have this disease, and some days I don’t feel mainly for illegal file sharing, but also for authors: First, get used to hearing “no,” days, however long I put into the piece, well, but on those days, I just don’t work or more dangerous activities such as drug and use it as motivation. whereas with novels you put in years of I do something that I can accomplish while deals, weapon sales and hired hits. Second, write every end to your chapters work,” said Percy. lying on the couch.” After trying the latest technology that tech as if they are advertisements for what Percy talked about how he has never Rocks with Sass has become a reminder giants like Google have to offer and looking is coming next, like the build-up frames experienced writers block because he is for Heslinga to take care of herself. over the shoulders of those involved in the leading to the action-packed splash page “Something that I didn’t realize until later always challenging himself, which is also Photos courtesy of Amanda Heslinga dark web, Percy—now “tech-centric”— in a comic. a word of advice that he has for young on was that your health should always come wrote his book. “The Dark Net” and other works by writers. first,” said Heslinga. “Put your priorities in A synopsis of the book explained how Benjamin Percy are available now at Barnes “You need an engine with six cylinders the right order.” one character, Hannah, had been blind for & Noble and at Audible.com. blazing if you want others to want to read She said that even though she has this years due to disease. At the age of 12, she is

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Nance’s dog passed the public test with Nance’s Nance He is currently working on helping Rosco is training at Big Paws in Aynor, flying colors, showing more than once he is flying colors, showing more than a well-behaved dog. helps pick things up when he drops them, with his PTSD and helps remind Nance to take his medication in the morning. South Carolina, which is an organization that trains the owner and the dogs together. Picturing your ad here? Make it happen. Contact Jason Renne: [email protected] It is no secret that dogs are man’s best are man’s that dogs It is no secret are trained to help Service dogs that but varies for every disability, Training During this stage, they must be brought dogs They are also introduced to other they They are trained to stay quiet unless stage, Once they pass the public access Greg Nance, a veteran that works at Service Dogs: Man’s best friend friend best Man’s Service Dogs: Cvetko // Reporter Morgen friend. They are bright creatures that can that can are bright creatures friend. They to assist in a number of be easily trained circumstances. and while there is people with disabilities restrictions, the dogs no breed or weight training specific to the must go through needs of there owner. must first pass a public every service dog access test. interact out into the public to see how they but other with not only their owner, into people and animals. They are brought sure restaurants during this stage to make disturb tables or onto the not jump they do others in the vicinity. It is to see how they act around them. with setting public a in even that important to the many distractions, the dog listens owner and behaves well. is having need to alert someone their owner an issue. which they begin the more in-depth training; all depends on the needs of the owner. Coastal, has a service dog named Rosco. Blue Heeler who helps Rosco is a 2-year-old Nance with his back injury. For example, the room for depression the room For example, even had a game The haunted house who attended One of the students student all recommended Young-Reaves Counseling by hosted event next The Oct. This event will be held on Tuesday, Doors of Doom continued of Doom Doors to symbolize how theme had an underwater is one like feel can sometimes depression drowning. participate and could show where students on sexual health. learn more information a Young-Reaves, Ke’Von Doors of Doom, information technology junior majoring in of Doom’ opened my stated, “’Doors in college truly go eyes to what students “Counseling through,” said Young-Reaves. to gain services gave me the opportunity subjects. more knowledge on these difficult about These were issues I did not know prior to attending.” Doom” and faculty to attend “Doors of next year so they can gain more knowledge on invisible illnesses. Back the Night March Services is the “Take and Rally Against Sexual Violence.” 3, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. He spoke on how a writer should be on how a writer He spoke novels before I was “I wrote four failed from his newest Percy read an excerpt on the mysterious It is a story written he When he got the idea for this book, up my “I had 5 apple watches going Percy went on to explain how awkward Google also invited him to their campus faculty The next reading will be a Joe The chair of the English Department in the Further information can be found First Words to Say continued to Say Words First your writing.” your writing.” and how about their writing, passionate the word “no.” be afraid of they shouldn’t a short story “I sent published,” said Percy. one before journals literary different 39 to in A lot of people would stop finally said yes. after the 7th rejection.” Net.” novel, “The Dark internet. “dungeon” of the immediately engulfed himself in technology. arms, every tablet, the Google glasses…” to it is to order coffee while twitching backspace with the Google glasses. Percy where he rode in a driverless car. made some students laugh and listen. spotlight. Nov. Oestreich will be reading on Tuesday, 7 at 5:30 p.m. in the Johnson Auditorium. Cultural Arts calendar. SPORTS // 12 Freshman forward Mackenzie Gibbs led the down thefieldonacounterattack. seconds left,theChanticleersmarched Coastal kept their cool. With less than 90 trailed 1-0. hit thecrossbarandChanticleersstill the 72nd-minute, but Abby Gashel’s shot keeping theirteamwithinonegoaldown. Chants remainedtoughandformidablein the Trojans shotlessasthedefensefor equalizing goal. first half,7to2,butcouldnotgetthat opening goal. of Troy headedtheballhomefor 12th-minute ofthegamewhenJuliaWinters Sept. 1. scored since a 2-1 win against Winthrop on this seasonfortheChanticleers,hadn’t 9th-minute wassoclosetofindingthenet. Senior forwardDaniellaFamili’s shotinthe but allthemwentjustwideofthenet. the opening10minutes,firingthreeshots double overtimethriller. 22, to take down Troy 2-1inanemphatic needed double-overtimeonFriday, Sept. Ian Brooking//Reporter Coastal downs Troy indouble-overtime thriller Astimegotclosertothefinalminute, Coastalcameclosetoequalizingin Inthesecondhalf,Chanticleersheld CoastaldidoutshoottheTrojans inthe Coastalwouldfallbehindearlyinthe Famili, who has scored six goals already TheChanticleersgotofftoahotstartin Coastal Carolinawomen’s soccer would putthegametobedasFamiliscored However, inthe106th-minute,Coastal her shotin the 103rd-minutewassaved. almost gothersecondofthegame,but Kristen Edlund’s shotwentwide. the gamewinner in the92nd-minute when failed torecordashotandTroy almostgot things upwith59secondsremaining. ball beautifully in the top right corner, tying of ashotfrom30yardsoutandplacedthe minute remaining,Gibbsunleashedarocket else in mind. As the clock showed one and MontanaHilloneitherside. way andhadteammatesKaylaChristian Inthesecondovertimeperiod,Gibbs Intheovertimeperiod,Chanticleers However, thefreshmanhadsomething Contact KaleyLawrimore: [email protected] Get heard. Passion forjournalism?

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SPORTS // 13 White lifts Coastal past Cougars in overtime Coastal Carolina football to play first Sun Belt game 15 Ian Brooking // Reporter overtime was simple. Score. We know that Ian Brooking // Reporter got its first win of the season, defeating passing game this season, which has made a golden goal is the rule and all it takes is their in-state and Sun Belt rivals Louisiana- our running game the heart and soul of our Coastal Carolina defeated in-state foe one goal to win the game.” The Coastal Carolina football team Lafayette 56-50 in double overtime. offensive attack. College of Charleston 2-1 in overtime on Not even two minutes passed when the // would like to quickly forget Saturday’s loss Interim Head Coach Jamey Chadwell The defense this season has been Wednesday, Sept. 20 at the CCU soccer // 14 White finally got his first goal of the season. to Western Illinois as they enter Sun Belt talked about the preparation for this game good, especially in the first game against stadium. White collected the ball from Martin competition this week on the road against after a loss that the team suffered this past UMass and in the second half against UAB. The Chanticleers had a commanding Melchor and fired a shot into the roof of the SPORTS Louisiana-Monroe. weekend. However, the defense was on the field for lead in the series going into this game, net, finishing off the cougars and grabbing Last Saturday, the Chanticleers suffered “I think more than anything, no matter nearly 10 minutes in the third quarter alone having not lost to the Cougars since 2010. the team’s third win of the season. only their 8th 40-point loss in the 171 games who we are playing, it is more about us,” this past week against Western Illinois. Things looked as if they were going “Martin played me a great ball behind that the team has played as a program. said Chadwell. “We have to get our issues It was in that quarter that the Leathernecks to remain that way when a penalty was the defenders and I knew from that angle It was the worst loss since falling to North fixed and we have to get them fixed in a were able to score three touchdowns, awarded to the Chanticleers in the final that I couldn’t place the ball and score,” Dakota State 48-14 in the FCS Playoff hurry. We are struggling in a lot of areas stretching their 11-point half time lead to 32 stages of a rather uneventful first half. said White. “So, I went for power and was Quarterfinals. It was also the worst home right now.” by the team it was over. Time of possession

SPORTS Senior forward Wes White stepped hoping to catch the keeper off guard and it loss since the second game in program One of the biggest areas that the team is will be key this week as will the offense up to spot but had his penalty saved by seemed to work.” history when the Morehead State Eagles struggling in is the passing game. Coastal being able to make big plays downfield. Charleston goalkeeper Kevin Shields. The This was Coastal’s fifth straight win came into Brooks Stadium and defeated only has 317 yards passing all season while Coastal Carolina and Louisiana-Monroe match would go into the halftime break against College of Charleston and much the Chanticleers 31-6. ULM’s quarterback Caleb Evans threw will kick off at 7 p.m. from Malone Stadium scoreless. needed win at that. The Chanticleers move The loss this past Saturday was the for 343 yards alone in last week’s double in Monroe, Louisiana. White talked about moving past the to 3-4-0 on the year. wake-up call the team needed in order to overtime win. missed penalty and head coach Shaun prepare for a Louisiana-Monroe team that Coastal has yet to establish a solid Docking’s message to him at the break. “Coach really didn’t say anything to me after my miss,” said White. “A lot of the guys were encouraging though and everyone kept my head up and we kept the Fans still waiting on men’s basketball schedule; women’s released Sept. 8 intensity high.” White nearly found the back of the net Ian Brooking // Reporter when the Chanticleers travel to Columbia seem to wait longer than others for the in the 69th-minute but his shot was saved. on Dec. 9. schedules to be released. Five minutes later, White’s shot trickled just While the Sun Belt announced the Coastal will then again take on USC in “The schedule should be coming out very past the post and out for a goal kick. conference schedules for men’s and Columbia during the 2018-2019 season and soon,” said Hogue. “The schedule should After 81 minutes of pure frustration, the women’s basketball for all 12 members back then USC will return the favor and come to be coming out in the next week. We had a Chanticleers found their breakthrough goal on June 29, there is no complete schedule Conway for the first time ever to play the couple of final contracts that we had to iron through senior forward Frantzdy Pierrot. for the 2017-2018 men’s basketball Chanticleers during the 2019-2020 season. out and I know a lot of people are anxious White played in his fellow teammate and schedule. Season tickets were available to fans on to see it. We basically have everything Pierrot slotted the ball into the corner for The Coastal Carolina women’s basketball Sept. 25 for the 2017-18 season. Fans who done in terms of who we are playing, it is the opening goal. team announced their complete schedule purchase these tickets ahead of time will just a matter of us getting those contracts It was Pierrot’s third goal of the season. back on Sept. 8. The Chanticleers features be able to lock-in home games that feature finalized.” However, the breakthough goal would 17 home games and they open their season the Chanticleers taking on Wake Forest, Coastal Carolina finished last season be short-lived as Charleston was able to on Nov. 10 at home against Lees-McRae. College of Charleston, Wofford and all Sun with a 20-19 record, falling in a winner- equalize in the 85th-minute and would Meanwhile on the men’s side of things, Belt Conference home games. take-all game three of the CBI tournament eventually send the game into overtime. the only games that been set in stone are Last year, the 2016-17 men’s basketball Championship series to Wyoming. The White talked about his thoughts on the the 18 Sun Belt Conference matchups and schedule was released on Oct. 3, just over team will look to add more scorers as the equalizing goal and Docking’s message to a date with in-state foe South Carolina, a month before the first game. Chanticleers will be without Elijah Wilson, the team going into the extra period. who made it to the Final Four last season. Coastal Carolina Athletic Director Matt who finished his career in third in terms of “There were a lot of things that were The Chanticleers are to play a three-game Hogue talked about how the scheduling career points. going through my head when they series with USC that starts this season process goes and why certain fanbases equalized,” said White. “The main thing was that we needed to score again and get a win. The message from coach going into SPORTS // 16 Ian Brooking//Reporter the firstquarter. Sean McGuirewithlessthanfiveminutesin yard touchdownpassfromIsaiahLeSureto play, 74-yarddrivethatendedwithanine- at 3-0lead. 52-yard fieldgoaltogivetheChanticleers Evan Rabon knocked home a career-long through thefirstquarterwhenjuniorkicker not haveourteamreadytoplaytonight.” program’s history,” saidChadwell.“Idid probably theworstnightweeverhadinour Saturday night’s painfuldefeat. 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Yaicha Ocampo // Assistant Editor a young woman exemplifying this concept. Yaicha Ocampo // Assistant Editor “Just basic human rights,” said Strong. those who do not fit into the social norm is Her mother was bragging about her to “We’re lumped in with gay people and other “coming out,” or accepting and expressing Coastal Carolina University is an sexual orientations, but they don’t fight just who they truly are in the public sphere. // The Department of Politics and Women’s a friend while the three were riding in a car institution that prioritizes a campus of to use a bloody bathroom.” Strong has had a positive experience // 18 and Gender Studies program hosted the together. diversity, such as having students from The discourse of social issues may with her transition at CCU. film “Dark Girls” last Thursday, Sept. 20 in “She said, ‘My daughter is beautiful. various states, ethnicities and sexualities. be intimidating to some; the terminology “Myrtle Beach isn’t the most accepting OP-ED the Lib Jackson Student Union theater. She’s got great eyelashes, she’s got the But, is CCU as inclusive for all genders? specific and sometimes complicated of places, but Conway, more specifically The film “explores the roots of classism, cheekbones, she’s got great lips,’” the Gender is a social identity—not biology. and hard to navigate. As long as you are Coastal, it really is.” racism and the lack of self-esteem within a woman says. “She then adds, ‘Could you Typically, if one is born with male genitalia, genuinely listening and trying to understand, segment of cultures that span from America imagine if she had any lightness in her skin they are raised masculine and vice versa. then you cannot be faulted for confusing to the most remote corners of the globe.” at all? She’d be gorgeous.’” How we define masculine and feminine terminology. Offense words like “tranny”

OP-ED Classism and racism are sets of prejudice Beliefs like these are detrimental to is based on societal expectations, such as and “shemale,” though, is a degrading, against people for belonging to certain one’s self-esteem. It is not uncommon; gender roles. vulgar term that is not acceptable in any social communities. even outside the black community, Transgender is a term used to describe way. The documentary emphasizes it is common for one person to a person who does not identify with the The R.I.S.E. program, or Residents an intersectional approach to maliciously degrade others in order “ gender they were assigned at birth. in Solidarity for Equality, is a recent evaluating the obstacles facing Loving yourself to make themselves feel better. The word itself is not a noun—it is development in housing that aims at women of color. An intersectional isn’t racism— Because of this reason, skin- an adjective, an identity that describes providing a safe and inclusive community. approach takes into consideration it’s race pride.” lightening cream is one of the most someone. According to Coastal’s website, “The all of one’s identities, such as Race pride is in-demand cosmetic. Instead, we By saying “the transgenders” instead of purpose of the community is to create a race, gender and class, in order to embracing one’s should be emphasizing self-love. “the transgender community,” is the same safe space for all persons regardless of evaluate the way one experiences culture, heritage It is also important to remember as saying “the gays” or “the blacks.” their social identities markers such as race, oppression and discrimination and social that “loving yourself isn’t racism— Whereas, cisgender is a term used to ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, and in this “white supremacist community. it’s race pride.” Race pride is describe people who identify with the ability.” framework.” embracing one’s culture, heritage gender they were assigned. The goal of this initiative is an admirable Interviews were the primary and social community. It is important to ask trans-individuals one because a common obstacle for method used to illustrate the The documentary ends with a their preferred name and pronouns. hardships of women of color. A consistent call to action – reminding viewers Rose Strong, a transwoman at CCU, issue that was mentioned was the lack that “change starts with consciousness.” It prefers “she/her” pronouns. Transwomen of unity within the black community; for is important for one to be cognizant of their are born male, but identify as a female. example, African-American men being beliefs and why they have those beliefs. It is inappropriate to ask trans-individuals encouraged to date light-skinned girls Franklin Ellis, the assistant director of about their intentions for surgery or because they were seen as more beautiful. Multicultural Student Services, states that hormones, but Strong wanted to share her If you do not believe that the whiter “We need to fix the way society views black experience. one’s skin is, the more beautiful they are by women.” “I am not transitioning with hormones,” societal standards, put “beautiful women” It is not the responsibility of each social said Strong. “That’s partly why I wanted into any search engine. There is a high community to fix the oppression they face. to be interviewed—to share a different guarantee the first few pages will be of Each individual has a moral obligation to experience from the norm.” porcelain, fair or light-skinned women with help one another and to better the world, The transgender community faces many long hair. or at least be a decent human being. hardships, such as depression and suicide. There was a powerful anecdote given by According to the U.S. Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health, in 2016, 32 to 50 percent of trans-individuals attempted suicide. Individual justifications vary, but there is one underlying cause: the oppression of one’s true self. Never 4Get: The story of G4, TV for gamers Upcoming Events

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When Lawrimore is not on campus, she Colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease which causes painful, bleeding ulcers to form along works part-time at WPDE ABC 15 News in Conway. There she Editor-in-Chief the large intestines. does a multitude of behind-the-scenes work which includes ccunewspaper Yaicha Ocampo The one positive thing about being diagnosed with this disease at such a young age is editing video, gather video and information from breaking that I do not remember what it was like to be healthy. news scenes and writing web stories. Lawrimore graduates Assitant Editor All I have ever known is sickness, so when it comes to being “normal,” this is mine. from Coastal in December 2017 Alexa Stress Normal for me is growing up, unable to go to sleepovers because my mother and father did not trust other parents to make sure I took my medications. Art Director Normal for me is having my mother go with me on all school field trips in case something Jason Renne went terribly wrong. I remember being teased in school because I always had to run to the bathroom. I was Business Manager isolated for a very long time because I was seen as the “weird” kid. Yaicha Ocampo is the Assistant Editor of The Chanticleer I did not tell anyone about my disease because I was embarrassed. I had lost friendships, Yaicha Ocampo for the fall 2017 semester. Ocampo is a junior English and I was not invited to birthday parties and I missed opportunities over this thing I could not philosophy major at CCU with a women’s and gender studies Reporters control. Assistant Editor ccunewspaper minor. She focuses on social issues in her writing and began At 15, I was 72 hours from dying, according to the doctors in the hospital. I had lost more Ian Brooking to pursue journalism in hopes of educating and disillusioning than half my blood in a matter of a week. the public to false information. Ocampo will graduate from Morgen Cvetko I had to receive three pints of blood through an emergency blood transfusion. Coastal in May 2019. Coby De Lucia That was when I started talking about my disease and vowed I would not be silenced over something that is a part of me and who I am. Life is too short; I know that from experience. Katelin Gandee At 21, my life almost slipped away yet again. I had become so dehydrated from using the Miles Getler bathroom around 70 times a day, unable to eat or drink anything. I could not even keep a Adrienne Grant sip of water down. My fever skyrocketed and my mother rushed me to the emergency room. My blood pressure was too high and my organs were starting to fail. I was given Alexa Stress Alexa Stress is serving as the Art Director for The Chanticleer. Tyler Gross medication to knock me out, preserve whatever energy I had left and was hooked up to a After transferring to CCU her junior year, she immediately Art Director began working around campus as a graphic designer for thechanticleernews Corryn Patterson constant supply of fluids for four days. The day I was released from the hospital was the day I became an activist for Crohn’s organizations such as Tempo Magazine, The Athenaeum Alisha Petrizzo Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. Press and the Career Services Department. She is excited to I wish to use my platform as a journalist to raise awareness for these diseases because a revamp the visual narrative of the newspaper to create a more O’Tia Prioleau engaging publication. She hopes to work for a design firm lot of people do not understand because I look like your average 24-year-old woman, I am On-Campus Location Nicole Rabbitt actually very sick. after she graduates from CCU in May 2018. Samuel Rutherford This perspective often times causes people to not take my disease seriously, or to think I Lib Jackson Student Union B-204A am faking my symptoms. Genelle Thompson The truth is, if you were to turn my body inside out, it would tell a different story. 843.349.2330 I came to Coastal with one goal in mind: I was going to help others like me. I attempted to start an organization for those who have autoimmune diseases. I wanted [email protected] Photographers others to know they had a place to come and talk about their struggles and frustrations. Ian Brooking While I initially had a lot of people sign up for the organization, when it came time to meet, Jason Renne Jason Renne is the Business Manager for The Chanticleer, no one showed up. studying communication at CCU. Since becoming part Katelin Gandee I understand that it is hard to open up to others about something that is not obvious, and Business Manager of organization, Jason has been focusing on building as I leave Coastal in December, I just pray for one thing. relationships with potential clients and serving the student body. He hopes to work for a large advertising agency Faculty Adviser I hope one day, someone will have the same need to help others here at this amazing thechanticleernews.com university. I hope someone steps up and accomplishes the things I could not. I hope once he graduates and knows that his experience with The Caroline P. Smith someone becomes a voice for those who have been silenced. Chanticleer will help him along the way. Jason will graduate And for those who may not understand, even now, please remember to hold your from Coastal in May 2019. judgement. You never know what troubles someone is facing.