Clown Hysteria Hits Close to Home Duty of Political by MADDIE GEHLING and Scared Some People,” Griffith Said

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Vol. 121 | No. 6 14 October 2016 Lecturer talks Clown hysteria hits close to home duty of political BY MADDIE GEHLING AND scared some people,” Griffith said. a popular topic of discussion on TORI MOSES “I [walked] to the library to study, campus last week, Joschko warned Managing Editor and Editor- and that was locked, and I only people against taking it lightly and journalists in-Chief saw one group of people out, and turning it into a joke. two of them were carrying bats.” “I would give a strong word BY SAMMANTHA DELLARIA The terrifying clowns trope And on Oct. 3, the @ of caution that people should not News Editor dates back hundreds of years, and IllinoisClown Twitter account be out as a prank walking around America’s fascination with them tweeted, “Next stop….Peoria area, with a clown mask on,” Joschko In today’s out-of-the-ordinary has turned into nothing short of a sometime tomorrow! Anyone have said. “[If a student put on a clown presidential campaign, voters frenzy as of late. a unicycle I can borrow?” costume to scare their friends], need all the education and infor- Creepy clowns have appeared While Eureka cancelled classes that’s not something that’s advis- mation available, and a former in states across the country – from and closed buildings, University able. It’s not going to be seen CNN senior White House corre- Greenville, South Carolina, where spokesperson Renee Charles as funny by the responding law spondent spoke on campus last residents reported one suspect was said there was no real threat to enforcement. It’s probably not night to give it to them. trying to lure children into the Bradley’s campus. going to be seen as funny by the Jessica Yellin spoke to a group woods, to Eureka College, 30-min- “We are monitoring the issue general public.” of over 200 students, staff and utes down the road from Bradley. at other colleges,” Charles said. He also said he urges students community members in the Michel Eureka went on lockdown “There have been no credible to use their resources if they Student Center Ballroom, sharing on Oct. 4 after @Clowns_Arrival threats on, off or around our cam- encounter a suspicious person – her experiences within the field of tweeted “@IllinoisClown @ pus. We will be vigilant in mon- including clowns. political journalism and address- IllinoisClownss @IllinoisClowns itoring our campus and take all “If somebody sees somebody ing changing media coverage in we meetin in Eureka tomorrow? threats seriously.” looking suspicious – whether politics. Gotta kid we could get.” Chief of the Bradley University that’s a clown mask, a ski mask, Yellin, who has covered a vari- Chet Griffith, a junior account- Police Department Brian Joschko ety of political topics, covering photo via Christian Lane ing and business double major also said the threat was likely not President Barack Obama’s cam- Senior community wellness major Dakota Bullard, left, and ICC land- at Eureka, said he believes the a substantial one. paign and presidency, said her scape design student Christian Lane, right, dress as scary clowns while lockdown was smart, as it assured “To me, it seems mostly based experience in White House report- volunteering for a haunted house at Three Sisters Park. students the college was doing all on an online hoax,” Joschko said. ing allowed her to address the it could in a potentially dangerous “As it tracks back, there seems to role of a journalist in relation to situation. be one or two isolated incidents on somebody just lurking in the bush- political coverage. “At first, we weren’t all that the East coast. Then, it just became es or simply just appears to be out see CLOWN Page A4 “The role of a journalist in soci- scared, but then people started a social media thing.” of place given the area – we want ety is to be a human being who to get paranoid and heard sto- While this trend certainly has them to call the police depart- See “Quit clownin’ around” on B1 takes your experiences and your ries of actual deaths, and it really taken off on social media and was ment,” Joschko said. “That’s what for more on the clown craze knowledge and your eyes and observations out into the world and holds our leaders account- able,” Yellin said. “[A journalist] Mood screening imparts mental health awareness reflects our world back to other BY KYLEE HIGGINS “[The survey] has questions students who don’t have a mental know about, so it’s beneficial.” people and speaks truthfully about News Reporter on post-traumatic stress disorder, illness. Conley said the mood screen- what you hear and see.” anxiety, bipolar [disorder] and “If [the symptoms] don’t nec- ings can be helpful in working Yellin said voters today find Students had the opportunity general depression, so that, as peo- essarily apply to them, maybe it toward educating students about themselves without enough to test their moods, raise aware- ple fill this out, triggers awareness might bring somebody to mind mental health. knowledge on candidate’s policies ness for mental health and utilize in them as far as if some of these that they go to class with, or it “Some people don’t realize or stances. the counseling services on cam- signs are symptoms,” counselor might be a roommate that they what some of these symptoms “I am not surprised that voters pus. D’Arcy Conley said. would feel like, ‘Gosh, I might mean or that they have them until right now seem not that informed,” The counseling center set up For students whose results were encourage them to go to counsel- they see it and fill out a survey,” Yellin said. “I am not surprised a table in Michel Student Center in the range of a possible mental ing to seek out some support,’” Conley said. “So it’s really for their that news channels are not doing a to survey Bradley students about illness, Conley said the counseling Conley said. own self-knowledge to learn about very good job of reporting what I their mental health Oct. 6, National center encouraged them to utilize Senior international business themselves and learn there’s sup- call actual information … meaning Depression Screening Day. the center’s services. major Lester Johnson, Jr., said tak- port on campus when they need facts and explanations and con- The written survey consisted “[Counseling is] voluntary, so ing the survey did not help him it.” text. And I am not surprised that of four different sections, which we make it an extra point to talk personally, but he thought it could The counseling center is located we have ended up where we are in asked “yes” or “no” questions, to to them a little bit more about the help other students. in Markin Recreation Center in part as a result of all of this.” determine how students were feel- services and encourage them to “I think for someone who has room 52, and appointments can be The problem stems from net- ing regarding their mental health. access them, but we don’t force some type of anxiety or something made via phone at (309) 677-2700. works seeking ratings and enter- The questions checked “yes” for them, and we don’t hound them that they’re hiding, and they aren’t tainment value rather than pre- each section were tallied up, and or call them afterwards,” Conley comfortable speaking out loud, senting facts and analyses, accord- staff members told the student said. “We allow them to initiate the [the survey] would be helpful for See the “Never fear; counseling ing to Yellin. if their results were something appointment.” those people,” Johnson said. “It’ll is here” editorial on A6 for The the student should be concerned Conley said the mood screen- let them know that maybe they Scout’s take about. ing surveys are also important for have a problem that they didn’t see LECTURE Page A8 A2 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 NEWS BRIEFS POLICE REPORTS

Major and Minors Fair provides academic information • An employee at Pizza Hut in Campustown told officers at 9:40 p.m. Oct. 8 that someone called the restaurant three times and said he would kill the employees. The Academic Exploration Program will host the Major and Minors Fair at 3 p.m. Oct. 17 in the The person making the calls has not been identified. Michel Student Center Ballroom.

Faculty, alumni and junior and senior students will be present at the fair to share their experiences • A male non-student entered Renaissance Coliseum and within their majors and what career opportunities are available in their fields. All majors and minors attacked a custodian at 11:59 p.m. Oct. 11. will be presented. The non-student entered the arena through an unlocked per- formance court door and assaulted the custodian. Police arrived The fair is free and open to all students to attend. For more information, email Gregory Haines, and arrested the suspect, and he was charged with aggravated director of the Academic Exploration Program, at [email protected]. battery and was banned from campus. The custodian refused medical treatment. Health honor society holds installation reception and ceremony • A student reported a male on campus claimed to be part of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-professional health honor society, is hosting its installation ceremony a religious club and offered to give him a baptism Sept. 29 at the at 2 p.m. Oct. 15 in Neumiller Hall, as the group inducts 23 members into Bradley’s Illinois Kappa Cullom-Davis Library. After listening to the offer for about 45 chapter. minutes, the student ultimately refused and notified the police. The situation is currently under investigation. All students and staff are invited to attend the installation ceremony and following reception. • A female student reported a threatening voicemail left on her AED is open to students of all majors who have completed three or more semesters and have phone at 8:34 p.m. Oct. 12. earned a minimum 3.2 overall GPA and a minimum 3.2 GPA in math and science courses. The chapter The student reported the message was intended for an elemen- will induct new members every spring semester. tary-school-aged female she did not know.

For questions email the group at [email protected]. • Items were reported stolen from a room during a party at 2 a.m. Oct. 3 on the 1300 block of Fredonia Avenue. A student living at the house reported all items had been Bradley organizations host Congressional Chat and Chew returned, and the owners did not wish to press any charges.

Bradley political groups College Democrats and College Republicans are co-sponsoring Congressional Chat and Chew, an event that provide students the opportunity to meet and speak with two former members of Congress.

Congressman Gil Gutknecth (R-MN) and congressman Richard Stallings (D-ID) will share their political experiences with students during the event.

The event will be held at 12:15 p.m. Oct. 17 in Westlake Hall room 116 with free pizza and drinks provided.

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A clipping from the Oct. 3, 2003, edition of The Scout shows how students 13 years ago avoided midterm stress. THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 A3 N Students get their game on BY MICHAEL ECHEVERRI ferent items they can use to hunt sake,” Boyer said. “Since it was Copy Editor down the monster, and the mon- tabletop, we didn’t need to worry ster has a special move they can about audio, animation, coding, Bradley students made their use to escape danger,” Boyer said. bugs or anything else that comes move with their own board game. “Most of these things can only be along with digital game creation.” Junior interactive media done once during the game, so it Boyer said the project also majors Zachary Abbott, Arwen matters when and where the play- taught her the importance of Boyer and Joshua Estill have been er decides to utilize the changes spreading her work beyond the offered a publishing contract with for each game.” classroom. Advanced Primate Entertainment Abbot said the group’s instruc- “Our game would have (APE) Games, a board and card tor later encouraged them to sub- never been published if we had game publisher based in Houston, mit the game to SaltCon, a board just shelved it as a completed Texas, for their original game game convention in Utah. There assignment and never looked at “Dark is the Night.” it caught the attention of Kevin it again,” Boyer said. “If you’re Boyer said “Dark is the Night” Brusky, founder and President of proud of something you’ve done, started as a class assignment last APE Games. show it off.” year. Her instructor had each group Brusky and the students Abbot said he encourages in the class enter their games in the emailed back and forth for a cou- aspiring designers to take pride in 2015 Mint Tin Contest. ple of months about making cer- their work and have fun with it. “The main hook of this contest tain changes to the game. Then “That energy follows you into was that whatever games were in April, Brusky offered them a your everyday interactions, and entered had to be able to fit inside publishing contract. it shows to employers, publishers a regular Altoids mints tin,” Boyer “It was so surreal, and it still and other designers,” Abbot said. said. “I tried to come up with is,” Abbot said. “When we started “If you have passion and genuine something that wasn’t too com- working on this game, it was for joy in regards to the work you are plex and had a board and game class, and we just decided to have doing, you will get noticed.” pieces that could all be printed out fun with it. I would have never APE Games will launch a on paper and folded.” expected it to go this far, but I am Kickstarter campaign for the For the competition the group very excited for the future of ‘Dark game’s production sometime this created “Dark is the Night,” a is the Night.’” month. Boyer said if the Kickstarter two-player tabletop game in which Boyer said regardless of the is successful, then the plan is to one player is a hunter and the publishing contract, the game has publish the game sometime in other is a monster. The goal of the been a tremendous learning expe- early 2017. game is to navigate the board and rience for her. For more information on Dark photo by APE Games eliminate the other player before “This project taught me a is the Night, visit apegames.com/ “Dark of the Night,” a game designed by interactive media majors time runs out. lot about what it really means portfolio/dark-is-the-night. Zachary Abbott, Arwen Boyer and Joshua Estill, is currently in produc- “The hunter has several dif- to design a game for the game’s tion with the company APE Games.

I went to five different schools in to escort him out of the bar,” you don’t even want to hitchhike OF four different states. When I got Wilkerson said. “The guy then across the street, let alone the HUMANS THE HILLTOP older, I married a military man, so stumbled around for a bit until whole country.” I was moving around a lot because he ended up at the back door of Wilkerson said the only advice of that. Then I started moving the bar, but he was so drunk that she has to offer is to get to know around on my own. I don’t like to he thought he was at a new bar. people before you judge them sit still too long; I’m hyper.” So when he entered and I started because they might surprise you, Wilkerson said her travels yelling at him again, he asked me, and she said don’t get bogged opened her up to meeting different his face all astonished, ‘You work down in Peoria. kinds of people and experiencing here too?’” “I’ve talked to people from new things. Although she enjoyed her time Peoria who never left, and I “Back during the Vietnam as a bartender and a traveler, just can’t imagine doing that,” War, my husband-at-the-time Wilkerson said she loves her job Wilkerson said. “There are so and I picked up two hitchhik- at Bradley, mostly because of the many different types of people to ers,” Wilkerson said. “In the ‘70s time she gets to spend with the meet and so many different scen- everybody picked up everybody. students. eries to see. America is a very gor- Anyways, one of the hitchhikers “If they fired me, I couldn’t geous country, but people don’t played the harmonica, one of them leave because I just love you kids take advantage of that. The other played the guitar, and I played the so much,” Wilkerson said. “My day, I was talking to some folks guitar, too, so we just had a ball as grandkids are all over on the West and they said, ‘Heck, I just went [we] drove across the country.” coast, but I get to take you kids over to Pekin last week,’ and I Before Wilkerson moved back here under my wing. Some of the was like, ‘Ok, I bet that was fun to Peoria, she lived in northern kids call me ‘ma’ or stuff like that. for you.’” EVELYN WILKERSON California and worked as a bar- I’ll yell at them sometimes, and Despite this, Wilkerson said she tender. they’ll say, ‘Yeah, I deserved that, doesn’t see herself leaving Peoria photo via Michael Echeverri “I’ve been bartending since I sorry,’ and then they’ll come in again. After spending her life traveling around the United States, Evelyn was 20, and heaven knows that and bring me little gifts.” “I’m at the age now where Wilkerson has returned to Peoria ‘to stay forever.’ was a long time ago,” Wilkerson. Despite her motherly role, I’m just too tired to move again,” “I liked the work well enough, Wilkerson said she tries to refrain Wilkerson said. “If I were to move, BY MICHAEL ECHEVERRI but lived all over: Texas, North you get to hear people’s stories, from giving advice. I’d like to move to Washington Copy Editor Carolina, California and a whole and sometimes you find yourself “I don’t think my life turned state or Oregon. I went over there bunch of other places,” Wilkerson in funny situations.” out so good, so who am I to last summer, and I just fell in love. If you’ve ever been to Center said. Wilkerson recalled one such give advice?” Wilkerson said. I thought California was beauti- Court, you’ve probably seen Wilkerson started traveling situation involving a belligerent “Everything has changed so ful, but up there it’s just magnifi- Evelyn Wilkerson manning the around the country at a very drunk person. much, so anything I would sug- cent. Plus, my grandkids and great cash register, but what you might young age because of her father. “He was this little bitty short gest probably wouldn’t match up grandkids live there. But I’m pret- not know is she’s crisscrossed this “My father was always some- guy, and he started getting up with what’s going on with the ty well sure that Peoria is where country many times over. thing of a gypsy, and I guess so am into my face really bad, so I had world today. I mean, nowadays I’m going to stay forever.” “I was born here in Peoria I,” Wilkerson said. “In fifth grade,

ar from you! o he t t an w Submit your letters to the editor by 5:00 pm on Tuesday. e Email us at [email protected] or visit us at bradleyscout.com W A4 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 NEWS Kenny’s Westside Pub moves downtown BY KYLE STONE rience. Copy Editor “We like it a lot,” Shadid said. “We’re having a lot of fun with it.” Kenny’s Westside Pub may While Kenny’s culture has have left its former home on remained the same, the type of Farmington Road, but the pub’s business the pub receives has food, live music and Irish flair changed. have moved with it to its new Jen Volk, another staff mem- location at 112 Jefferson Ave. in ber, said the location’s change has downtown Peoria. brought in a larger lunch crowd Featuring a spacious area for than they had been used to at their live music shows as well as sep- old location. arate dining and bar spaces, the “It was tough at first getting new location builds upon the cul- used to the bigger lunch crowd,” ture Kenny’s has created in the Volk said. “It’s been nothing but Peoria area since being established great since [getting used to the in 1993. change in the crowd].” Peter Shadid, a Kenny’s staff Kenny’s is open from 11 a.m. to photo by Kyle Stone Kenny’s Westside Pub, originally located on Farmington Road, has moved to 112 Jefferson Ave. in down- member, said the move to the new 4 p.m. daily. town Peoria. location has been an exciting expe- Library closes chapter on study files BY TORI MOSES sors. tising it as a service when it really test, and [the study file] is such them to other university resources. Editor-in-Chief “There was no real way to tell wasn’t helping students at all.” a passive form,” Branham said. “We have made an effort to if a professor cared that we had One of the reasons the files “I’m afraid it’s not as helpful as get more resources like textbooks, The Center for Learning [the files] or not, and because we were so outdated may be because students think that it is.” we’ve dropped the two-hour limit Assistance bade farewell to the do function as a testing center for collecting the study files was dif- Branham said it’s better to on tutoring so students have more study files that were available to students with disabilities, we have ficult for the center, according connect a student with long-term access to resources [and] we put in students as the staff shredded the an ethical obligation not to engage to administrative support Jane resources and tools that can be place an academic coaching pro- archives before the start of the fall in something that is going to be Groeper. used across multiple exams and gram to help students study more semester. detrimental to academic integrity,” “At the end of each semester, I courses. effectively for exams,” Branham The study files, which were Branham said. “You can see there’s sent a note out to everybody who “I’d rather engage them with a said. “So we didn’t just take [the kept on the third floor of the almost an inherent contradiction had used the study files saying, coach who has taken the class and files] away, we kind of refocused Cullom-Davis Library, allowed in having a bunch of old tests next ‘Do you have anything to send in?’ can say, ‘Have you thought about and tried to put more active learn- students to donate and check out to tests that are being administered and we would maybe get one or looking at the information this ing strategies in place because our used exams, which ranged from right now, today.” two things,” Groeper said. way or developing concept cards?’ goal is to help students be suc- general education courses to major Branham said most of the According to Branham, the file doing something like that that’s cessful.” specific classes. exams were out-of-date, too. system was an overall ineffective going to help them be successful Students can learn more about Lynne Branham, interim direc- “We would find that students study tool. in that class and the next class and the resources offered by the Center tor for the Center for Learning would take [an exam] out and look “To call it a ‘study file’ isn’t the class after that,” Branham said. for Learning Assistance by visiting Assistance, said the study files at it, and two or three seconds later exactly accurate because our Branham said she’s only seen bradley.edu/offices/student/cla. were removed from the library turn around and hand it back to approach is to teach active study a couple of students come to the before the fall semester for mul- us,” Branham said. “Some of the strategies that will help [students] center requesting the study files so tiple reasons, one being that she test files that we had were up to 10 not just pass that test, but also help far this semester, and when they received complaints from profes- years old … and I felt bad adver- them to be successful on the next do, she said she tries directing

CLOWN ness” to report their experiences. “I have pepper spray, and Wall Street Journal ranks Bradley continued from page A1 I’m ready to fight some clowns,” Kali Dodez, a sophomore English we are paid to do.” major, said. 6th in student engagement Nothing came of the clown’s But Dodez said despite all the reported visit to campus last week, joking, she isn’t comfortable with BY KYLE STONE all Bradley students, and said the project, which involves interdisci- and on Oct. 5, @IllinoisClown the scary clowns craze. Copy Editor ranking recognizes the “Bradley plinary study between engineer- tweeted, “Wow....I’ve got the “I think it’s wrong to play experience.” ing and business students and the biggest hangover! Hydrating, off people’s fears continuously,” The Wall Street Journal recently “Collaboration, experiential collaborative work that teams of and heading to #SpringfieldIL Dodez said. “It doesn’t matter if ranked Bradley sixth in the nation learning, mentoring, and close stu- students will engage in,” Roberts #IllinoisClown.” you mean it. If you know it scares and first in Illinois for student dent-faculty interactions are cen- said. “That’s exactly the kind of However, students claimed a lot of people, a lot of people are engagement among all four-year tral to our pedagogy at Bradley,” interactive, hands-on learning that to have seen other clowns walk- paranoid about it, and you keep universities. Roberts said in the email. “We we’re talking about when we’re ing around campus at night after doing it because you think it’s The ranking considered stu- emphasize real-world learning talking about student engage- Oct. 5, using social media and funny, that’s a problem.” dent-professor interaction, the across the curriculum that ‘engag- ment.” the Snapchat account “hilltopmad- number of projects that involved es’ the students in their own Bradley Board of Trustees collaboration amongst students, educational growth and results Chairman Doug Stewart also said the degree to which students were in graduating students who are the Convergence Center project is pushed to think critically and fully prepared to be productive, critical to students being properly whether or not students would successful and happy members of prepared for the work environ- recommend their university to society.” ment. other students. Surveys were used Roberts said the Convergence “What it does is give students to gather student responses about Center project fits the image of more of a real-world experience,” Get the news online their universities. Bradley’s commitment to exem- Stewart said. “When [students] go Last week, President Gary plary student engagement. out into the real world, these are www.bradleyscout.com Roberts addressed the student “The Convergence Center is the the kinds of experiences they will @ body in an email distributed to embodiment of the convergence draw upon to be successful.” THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 A5 N

Bradley gets political Debate One-on-one

Who was the real winner of Sunday’s debate? The Scout staff got together for a one-on-one. Who do you think won Hillary got Trumped Trump lost his temper the Oct. 9 debate? on tax policy and my vote Looking past issues of person- If I am being perfectly honest, al ethical conduct, Donald Trump it would have been very diffi- was the clear winner of the Oct. cult for Clinton to walk out of 9 debate. last Sunday’s debate without the My statement is supported by upper hand on her opponent. On Donald both Hillary Clinton’s and the Oct. 8, “The Washington Post” moderators’ focus on Trump’s revealed Donald Trump’s 2005 Trump tax history. Anderson Cooper “Access Hollywood” interview in asked a question about a $916 which Trump was unknowingly million loss taken by Trump recorded speaking with then-re- 33% in 1995, which in turn allowed porter Billy Bush. The recording Trump to avoid paying personal captured Trump explaining to income tax for years. Trump con- Bush how he felt he was entitled fidently and justly asserted that to treat women. he has avoided paying personal “It’s like a magnet,” Trump income tax, as he was allowed to said in the recording. “Just kiss. under the law. But it was his next I don’t even wait. And when Hillary Clinton move that won him the debate. you’re a star, they let you do it. As Clinton rebuked how ter- You can do anything.” rible it was that Trump didn’t The scandal caused some 67% pay personal income tax, Trump GOP members to withdraw their threw her cards right back at support and endorsements for her. Trump argued Clinton had Trump, and it became likely that never made it a focus of her time Clinton could capitalize on the as a senator from New York to opportunity when the debate close loopholes in the tax code, rolled around on the following such as the one Trump utilized. Sunday. Essentially, he was telling Clinton I’d imagine Clinton’s cam- not to hate the player, but to paign headquarters had to be hate the game that permitted his somewhat similar to “Saturday Responses taken from Bradley Scout Twitter poll on Oct. 9, 2016. actions, a game that she took part Night Live’s” portrayal of in allowing. Clinton, in which Kate McKinnon Further, Trump asserted that impersonates the presidential many of Clinton’s donors (two of hopeful celebrating after the the top three happen to be large news of Trump’s October sur- hedge funds) utilize the same prise. A Candidate Comparison loophole Trump used in ’95. From the beginning of the Trump isn’t likable, and I’m evening, Clinton walked onto not going to argue that he was the debate stage looking comfort- Hillary Clinton Donald Trump civil throughout the debate, but able and confident. She clearly Trump exposed one of the many demonstrated her experience in holes in Clinton’s campaign last politics was her advantage over • Democratic Party • Republican Party Sunday. her opponent’s. In addition, she • Running mate: Tim Kaine • Running mate: Mike Pence Clinton can harp on Trump was able to make her points in a about him not being qualified calm manner. • Former Secretary of State • Never held elective office, President of or not having the right temper- In opposition, Trump • Yale University Trump Organization ament to be president, but until appeared uncomfortably rigid she holds herself accountable for and often made many obvious • Wellesley College • Fordham University things she has done or continues pivots in his answers to avoid • University of Pennsylvania to do –such as accepting money answering questions asked by • Individual rights: moderately liberal from people who conduct busi- audience members. • Individual rights: moderately conserva- • Domestic issues: very liberal ness very similar to Trump– she Kyle will tell you about the tive should not be taken any more things Clinton has done wrong • Economic issues: very liberal seriously than the man she hopes in her career, but as Trump has • Domestic issues: moderately conservative to defeat come November. demonstrated, he messes up in • Defense and international issues: slightly • Economic issues: moderately conserva- And all Sammy is going to do big ways. Clinton knows how to liberal is act like TMZ. Don’t let her con- handle White House situations tive vince you that Trump is the devil in a way that Trump cannot be without realizing that Clinton is trusted to do. • Defense and international issues: slightly no better. Clinton’s composure during liberal the second presidential debate is her saving grace. - Kyle Stone Information via InsideGov.com. - Sammantha Dellaria A6 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 OPINION Editorial The Scout Never fear; counseling is here Editor-in-Chief: Tori Moses do to balance classes, jobs, orga- an uptick from last year’s 250 stu- (if you pay a health fee with your [email protected] It’s no secret that college is one nizations and other activities. But dents. tuition), and so are all the resourc- Managing Editor: Maddie of the most stressful times of any- Bradley has many resources for This increase in participation is es offered there. Gehling body’s life, and with midterms students who need help. exactly what the counseling center We can’t feed this stigma by [email protected] upon us, these autumn weeks can Last Thursday, the counseling staff – and The Scout – wants to shaming people who ask for feel like a heavy weight on stu- center invited students to take a see. And yet, there still seems to be help when they need it. And we News Editor: Sammantha Dellaria dents. mood screening survey in rec- a stigma around counseling, and shouldn’t be afraid to ask for help [email protected] According to the Anxiety ognition of National Depression on a deeper level, asking for help. when we need it, either. and Depression Association of Screening Day. The event raised Life gets crazy, and school is Go now while you can, because Copy Editor: Michael Echeverri America, 34 percent of college awareness for mental health and stressful. There is no problem too soon, each one of us will be part [email protected] students have felt depressed in encouraged students to utilize big or too small to tackle with the of that great, big world where the past three months; that means Bradley’s counseling services (see help of professionals. The counsel- there isn’t free and easily accessi- Copy Editor: Kyle Stone more than 1,800 Bradley students. “Mood screening imparts mental ing center currently has five coun- ble help. [email protected] These numbers seem high, but health awareness” on page A1). selors and a psychiatrist to give they are also understandable con- More than 300 students filled out students any support they need. News Reporter: Kylee Higgins sidering how much students must screenings at the event, which was Also, the counseling center is free [email protected]

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Column Asstistant Sports Editor: Austin Shone Be mindful of all religious holidays [email protected] Sports Reporter: Josh Nelson ing the start of the Jewish New decided to extend Fall Break by who normally took classes off in [email protected] Year. Yom Kippur began at sun- just one day in order to respect high school, but decided it would down Oct. 11 and lasted through the traditions of a significant not be worth it for them to miss so Voice Editor: Lisa Stemmons nightfall Oct. 12, serving as a Day population on Bradley’s campus. much material in college. I believe [email protected] of Atonement for practicing Jews. That executive decision would it is unfair for anyone to have to Contrary to popular belief, eliminate half of the academic choose between practicing their Assistant Voice Editor: Brien Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur problems Jewish students pres- religious traditions and keeping Jackson are the two most important ently face. We could have taken up in school. [email protected] Jewish holidays. Many Americans Rosh Hashanah off as well for one Don’t get me wrong – the believe Hanukkah is the biggest three-day weekend. university has been fairly under- Photo Editor: Anna Foley Jewish holiday, but it only appears “But where would we make standing. If a student must miss [email protected] that way due to its proximity to up these missed days?” you may class, my experiences prove that Christmas. Hanukkah celebrates wonder. professors do not hold the absence Assistant Photo Editor: Cenn Hall the miracle of oil during a time of Have no fear, concerned read- against the student. However, [email protected] oppression, while Rosh Hashanah er, for the solution is simple. By as busy college professors, they Design Editor: Megan Bammann and Yom Kippur represent a adding just one day of classes generally do not have time to [email protected] 10-day period of deep reflection before winter break and one day reteach the lesson and still hold Hannah Snidman and repentance of sins from the before summer break, the school students accountable for learning Online Editor: Calvin Walden [email protected] past year. dates are readily made up. Let’s the missed material. [email protected] Off-staff reporter Besides, if Hanukkah hap- be real - if I hadn’t just told you The second issue my peers pens to land before or after win- we’re adding on two days to the addressed was taking off import- Advertising Manager: Savannah Imagine this: Bradley ter break, no one moves dates semester, you would not have ant holidays for other religions Riese University holds classes Dec. 24 around. This proves that everyone noticed the difference in the midst besides Judaism and Christianity. [email protected] is aware we have winter break of stressing for finals. I absolutely do not want to favor and 25. Professors continue to lec- Advertising Representatives: ture, assign homework and give specifically so Christian students While discussing with my fel- Judaism over other religions as we have the opportunity to celebrate low peers about the not-so-new are currently favoring Christianity. Rachael Kosinski exams – the works. Students are [email protected] still expected to come to class and Christmas and the calendar new idea of taking off classes for the So I highly encourage students of activities go on as usual. year at home with their families High Holy Days, they brought up all religions to bring their con- and friends. two important points. cerns to administrators. Brian Haas There would be an uproar. [email protected] Students and faculty would pro- This idea, by the way, is com- First, many high schools do Although I am currently tar- test relentlessly. The mere con- pletely reasonable. I would never not observe the high holidays, so geting the lack of consideration suggest depriving Christians from why would college be any differ- for Jewish holidays, I really want Hannah Yglesias cept of staying on campus instead [email protected] of spending time with family on celebrating their holiday with ent? In high school, you are only to argue for students to challenge loved ones. I am simply asking missing a few periods of class and the university’s policies regarding arguably the most important hol- Advisor: Chris Kaergard for the same considerations to the have all day and night after ser- all religious holidays. Bradley cer- iday of the year seems absurd. I [email protected] heard more than a few complaints 200+ Jewish students on Bradley’s vices to complete the assignments. tainly is not the only college that campus. However in college, there are favors Christian celebrations, but last year when Spring Break didn’t _ _ _ align with Easter, and students We currently have classes many other missed events besides there is no reason why our school had to choose between going during the High Holy Days, which classes. For example, I was late to can’t start the trend of making home for a second week in a row happened to fall on a Monday and my research lab meeting on Rosh schedules more flexible around or spending the holiday at school. Wednesday this year. This meant Hashanah and felt very rushed other religious holidays. NEWSFLASH: Jewish students students were forced to miss the and stressed. On such an import- I recognize that changing a face this dilemma every single same classes in a relatively short ant holiday for my people and I, university’s schedule depending year during the High Holy Days of time period, causing difficulties I should not be worrying about on religious holidays is a fairly Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. regarding make-up work and labs and club meetings (in addi- radical proposal, but think about This year, Rosh Hashanah exam prep. tion to the classes that I missed), it: Every big change was once began at sundown Oct. 2 and last- Yom Kippur took place the day but I should be able to enjoy my nothing more than a crazy idea. ed through nightfall Oct. 4, mark- we returned from Fall Break, so New Year. administrators could have easily I know many Jewish students All letters to the editor must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday in Sisson Hall 319 or emailed to [email protected] for inclusion in Friday’s issue. 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They’re someone walking in the distance. When [he ed fiends, or rather, a common uncertainty the clowns of nightmares. or she] got in front of me, I realized it was a and mystery that surrounds them. They can clown. It was wearing a red suit with crazy- be friendly, or they can be murderous. Just I had the opportunity to talk to YouTuber colored hair. It stopped for a second to look at look at John Wayne Gacy, the infamous se- Andrew Petersen, who captured and posted a me and then went on its way.” rial killer and rapist who dressed as a clown video of himself and his friends coming across when he assaulted and murdered 33 boys and a clown while driving on a desolate road. The Freshman Stephanie Ramirez is also disturbed young men and buried them under his house. driver got out of the car to confront the clown, by the possibility of clowns on campus. then defended himself against it and hurried I don’t care what anyone says – just the ap- back in the car unharmed but terrified, driv- “It creeps me out to know that clowns could pearance of clowns is enough to creep me out. ing away and apparently running over the be anywhere at any time,” she said. “It’s not I would like to give a big thanks to films like clown during the process. even safe to walk alone on campus anymore, “Poltergeist” and “It” for ruining both my especially in the evening.” childhood, and now apparently, my adult- “It’s unbelievable to have a first-hand ex- hood. perience of people dressing up as clowns to The motivation of these clowns is unknown, provoke terror among our communities,” since many of them are not violent, but just Needless to say, these clown sightings are Petersen said. “Someone who looks like they menacing. shaking up the country and promoting a just got off work from the circus is the last widespread terror. It’s likely the trend dies [thing] you expect to see when driving down Is this a new M.O. for kidnappers and rapists? passes by Oct. 31, but if not, beware. an empty country road.” If so, it doesn’t seem to be effective. Another theory is the clowns are merely a promotion Even on Bradley’s campus, there was a rumor for a new “It” movie and other people are of a clown on Fredonia Avenue on Wednes- simply following the trend by dressing up, day, Oct. 5. One of the eyewitnesses was too. sophomore Jenna Batey.

Pampered Pets BY justin rodriguez-hand If you own a pet, you probably like to spend money on them. Besides I was inspired to find the best gift to give to my pet. I always as- buying the necessities like food and leashes, most pet owners like to sumed pets could be given chew toys or flavorful treats shaped as buy toys and accessories for their furry friends, as well. And if you large bones, but it never came to me to think about unusual gifts that really love your pet, wouldn’t you want to do what any rich person don’t include typical accessories. would, and buy them all the latest gadgets? How about a smart phone? Oddly enough, there are many more unusual gifts that are a tad cheaper that any owner can give to their pets. To name a few: claw It wasn’t long ago that Apple released the iPhone 7 to the market, but polish, treat launchers, unisex perfume and non-alcoholic, beef-tast- it also wasn’t too long until someone actually bought one for his pet. ing “Bowser Beer.” According to the Huffington Post, Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin bought his dog, Coco, eight iPhone 7’s. He’s one lucky canine. I personally wouldn’t buy my dog claw polish to stylize her nails, but this definitely opens my eyes to the world of gift giving to pets. It’s unclear why a dog would need an iPhone 7, or eight of them for However, a treat launcher does sound promising. It can turn the act that matter. Regardless of the actual reason behind this, we’d still of rewarding a good dog into a game for both. judge Jianlin for his choice to buy odd gifts for his pet. But in reality, I’m sure that most of us would have done the same thing if we were With so many options for your favorite pet in the world, why not as rich. pick one they’d never see coming? Just remember – a gift they could actually use may be more appreciated. Remember when parents began to give their children the latest piec- es of technology and were criticized because it seemed unorthodox? Well, it’s clear new technology is not the only thing that surprises us; rather, it is whom people are buying technology for.

Jianlin also bought two golden Apple watches for Coco. I can say I’m sincerely jealous of Coco’s treasures, but I’m also ashamed I haven’t spent as much on my own pet. It goes without saying a dog may never need an iPhone, but isn’t it the thought that counts? B2 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 24 VOICE Harlem’s New Defender BY zachary dixon

A bulletproof black man in a hoodie set out one of “Jessica Jones,” Mike Colter reprises his other high note is the return of Claire Temple, to do the right thing – that’s the premise of role as the quiet protector of Harlem. a recurring character amongst all the Marvel Netflix’s newest original Marvel series “Luke shows. Cage.” The characters are the strongest facet of the show, from Misty Knight, a hard-as-nails cop However, it’s the characterization of the city, “Cage” invites viewers to a world many people born and raised in Harlem, to gangster Cornell Harlem itself, which has the biggest impact. don’t see: a world of crime and injustice, and of Stokes and dirty politician Mariah Dillard, they The city is alive; the community is vibrant unity and hope. Introduced last year in season all add flavor to an already hearty cast. An- with colorful characters. None of them stand out on their own, but each adds a needed es- sence. Aisha running her baseball shop in- spired by her father’s glory days, Bobby Fisher playing chess in the shop and dolling out quips and especially Pop, the man who strove to give back to his community and give all the young people a safe place away from the crime on the streets.

Despite the strength of the characters, the show doesn’t spend quite enough time with them. Stokes, a.k.a. Cottonmouth, is played up to be this gang leader who’s bad for Harlem, but rarely do we directly see him doing things that are bad for Harlem. Likewise, the show talks about Mariah being sexually assaulted, but the execution is both clumsy and out-of- nowhere. If handled right, this could have been a powerful moment, but “Luke Cage” falls short.

For the first half of the season, crime is the most intriguing aspect of the show. The show comes off as a gangland crime series, and every scene where Cottonmouth is on screen, you know something’s going down. Sadly, it doesn’t last, because “Luke Cage” suffers from the same problem as “Daredevil” season two.

In the last half of the season, a new villain, Diamondback, is introduced, and his intro- duction is without a doubt the weakest aspect of the show. It’s another revenge plot that doesn’t bring anything distinctive to the story. In certain episodes, the story actually drags as exposition is forced into the plot.

Something “Luke Cage” does well is por- traying not just a black superhero, but also a black community. Over 90 percent of the cast of “Luke Cage” is people of color. The show doesn’t do anything crazy special storytelling- wise; It’s gangland-meets-superheroes, and that’s cool. But what’s even cooler is seeing a show with this type of cast deal with issues like police brutality and crime in a familiar and positive way.

As a whole, “Luke Cage” has a solid first sea- son. It stars a very strong cast and rather than doing something brand new, it does some- thing familiar in a very strong way. “Luke Cage” hammers home the same message over and over: Black people and our culture are important. It’s deep, it’s inspiring, and this is a welcome addition. “Luke Cage” is available on Netflix. THE SCOUT 14 Octoberr 2016 B3 V Clever parking saves enthusiast’s car BY BRIEN JACKSON

Hurricane Matthew wreaked havoc in the last week or so, hitting the Caribbean islands and eastern United States pretty hard. For most people, that means barricading themselves inside until the storm passes, hoping the rest of their home’s possessions don’t suffer too much damage (and unfortunately for some, the damage was severe). However, one Florida resi- dent took this advice to the extreme.

Randy Jalil’s prized possession is his BMW E30 M3, a well- known and respected car in the enthusiast community. Not wanting to leave his car in the storm, Jalil’s quick thinking led him to parking his car in his living room.

Yes, you read that right: “Car enthusiast parks car in living room to prevent storm damage.” Makes for an interesting headline, right?

Your first thought might be something like, “Do you not have a garage?” He does, but the garage already held two other cars. The next might be along the lines of, “How?” Jalil’s home happens to have double doors that provide just enough space for his car to fit through. Now that that’s been explained, you can relax a bit.

Knowing this was a bit of an unorthodox idea, Jalil had a bit of fun with it as the storm passed. On his Instagram account, @jalilsup, there are a few pictures of him staring lovingly at his car as he eats breakfast (while the car was “sipping” motor oil) and of the two having a sleepover.

After the storm passed, the car was driven back out onto the street, and Jalil’s living room was surely less crowded.

To some people, this whole thing might be crazy. But this right here? This is true love to me.

SINCE YOU DIDNT ASK...nce A weekly advice column with Lisa Stemmons

Disclaimer: The following advice is often sarcastic in nature and may be offensive to some, however, the answers I provide reflect But to be brutally my feelings. That being said, I try to find a humorous spin to honest, if he seems the problems that plague many of us with the hopes of at least like the type of guy lightening the mood of the sad realities we often face. who usually isn’t too emotionally aware and How do I tell my best friend I’m in love with him? you aren’t certain of -Vivacious Vanessa how he will react, tough it out. Seriously – try to keep your feelings at bay until the sexual tension is too much to bear. Dear Vivacious, More often than not, things don’t turn out like the movies, and perfectly happy friendships dissipate when feelings Ah, the predicament as old as time itself. First of all, I may get in the way. be a tad old fashioned, but a part of me believes no straight man and straight woman can maintain a platonic relation- To quote French Montana, the lyrical genius of our genera- ship. See “Harry Met Sally,” “Friends With Benefits” or tion, most people couldn’t “give a f*ck about yo feelings.” any other movie that clearly proves my point. That being said, your conundrum was inevitable, and I’m sorry for However, if you ever feel like the time is right, the easiest your plight. way to let him know is by giving him a friendship bracelet that says “Wanna bone?” Nevertheless, the good news is you don’t have to tell him because there’s a good chance he already knows. From my xoxo experience, men can be daft, but they still get a pretty good Lisa inkling about when their gal pals develop feelings, and he’s probably just as nervous as you are about being at a crossroads. B4 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 VDDISTRACTIONS

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BY HANNAH SNIDMAN director of galleries, exhibitions Off-staff Reporter and collections at Bradley, said. “Her works relay more than just a Donna Carr-Roberts, University depiction of her subject matter; she President Gary Roberts’ wife, captures a deeper narrative and is working with Bradley’s emotion.” Department of Art to breathe Over the summer, Carr-Roberts new life into a number of campus reached out to Bradley’s art pro- buildings. fessors about joining the commu- Carr-Roberts serves as an art- nity. They discussed displaying ist-in-residence for the Slane alumni and student artwork across College of Communications and campus and together created a Fine Arts, which is a volunteer campus artwork coordinator posi- position. tion to lead the project. “I am here as an enthusiastic “All of us in the Department of supporter of Bradley and Bradley’s Art are enthusiastic about exhib- art programs,” Carr-Roberts said. iting artwork by students and “My goal is to develop programs alumni across campus,” Heather and concepts that will promote the Brammeier, associate professor of arts at Bradley, and wherever else art and head of the painting pro- possible. I will also be doing por- gram, said. “The individuals who traits of notable Bradley leaders loan their artwork are very gener- that will be donated to Bradley.” ous, as committing their work to Carr-Roberts created a por- this project excludes it from being trait of a young version of found- exhibited elsewhere (in galleries or ress Lydia Moss Bradley, which museums).” is displayed in the Hayden-Clark After seeing many bare walls in photo by Michael Echeverri Alumni Center. There will also be Bradley’s buildings, Carr-Roberts Donna Carr-Roberts, a Bradley artist-in-residence and University President Gary Roberts’ wife, is working to an installation in Bradley Hall of decided rotating art would be bring artwork to campus as well as promote art programs. her portrait of Kal Goldberg, a for- the best way to create fresh and mer Bradley economics professor. interesting wall exhibits. Over fall “With such great talent avail- fit to use our walls as a venue to esting environment, [but] we hope “[Carr-Roberts] is an incredi- break, members of the Campus able from Bradley’s art depart- display their work,” Carr-Roberts this unique program will receive bly talented painter who has mas- Artwork Committee installed new ment, both students, professors said. “Not only will they have a positive press coverage for Bradley tered the use of many graphic and pieces of artwork in Bradley Hall and alumni, it seemed a perfect more vibrant and visually inter- as a whole.” paint mediums,” Erin Buczynski, on the first and second floors. Professor prepares audience for unpredictable economy

BY MICHAEL ECHEVERRI bad things effect us more than troughs within that general trend.” “It’s not enough to have an cerns about inequality. Copy Editor good things,” Lewer said. “For But Lewer said he is concerned associate degree or high school “I think there’s going to con- example, say you’re a stockpicker people may not be prepared for degree,” Lewer said. “With regards tinue to be a huge divergence Misconceptions as to what and you’re up 100 percent in one these troughs or recessions. to the median income, the only between the haves and haves not,” affects the economy can leave peo- of your stocks but down 15 percent “You have got to save up in group that’s benefited since 1999 Miller said. “You truly have to be ple confused on how to deal with in another. You’ll be affected more case you become unemployed or is college graduates. So is college skilled to earn a decent living, and economics and the workforce. by that 10 percent decline than that if you need to move to Chicago worth it? Heck yeah, because since a lot of people don’t have the abil- Economics professor Joshua 100 percent gain.” or Austin or wherever for a job,” 2010 all the job growth is occurring ity or gumption to sacrifice and Lewer gave a lecture about the This negativity not only affects Lewer said. “Think of your saving in areas that require skillsets.” educate themselves.” prospects and obstacles facing workplace productivity, but also account as shock absorbers for the Lewer’s audience consisted The event was sponsored by the the U.S. economy in Baker Hall the economy as a whole. next time the economy hits a big mainly of local business profes- Executive Development Center, Tuesday. “If everybody believes the pothole.” sionals. Bob Miller, president of which will host its next program According to Lewer, much economy will do well, then it’ll Building up skillsets through Investment Strategists at Better called “Leveraging Influence” Oct. of the pessimism directed at the do well, but if everyone believes it education is also vital, according Banks, said the lecture left him 26 in Baker Hall. economy is unfounded. will do poorly, then it’ll do poor- to Lewer. hopeful, although he still has con-

“Every year is a roller coast- er, and even though our econ- omy is constantly growing in the long term, there are a lot of peaks and troughs within that general trend." - Joshua Lewer Economics professor

“Many of the economic indica- ly,” Lewer said. “Economists call tors point towards a health econ- this ‘animal spirits,’ and it essen- omy,” Lewer said. “Our loss of tially means that economic activity jobs is the lowest it has ever been is not entirely rational and is often since the ‘70s, which is incredible. spontaneously generated by opti- Incomes are going up for the first mism and positive thinking.” time since 2007, and unemploy- Lewer said although he is opti- ment duration is going down.” mistic about the immediate future, Lewer said these positive indi- it is important to remember the cators might be difficult to see economy is always unpredictable. because humans have a stronger “Volatility is normal,” Lewer psychological reaction to bad news said. “Every year is a roller coast- rather than good. er, and even though our economy “There’s this concept called is constantly growing in the long ‘negative bias,’ which states that term, there are a lot of peaks and A8 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 NEWS LECTURE continued from page A1 NASA grant “Our editorial meetings, which were once, ‘What is the news today? What is the most import- takes student ant thing?’ are now, ‘How are we going to increase ratings and prof- its by our next quarterly meet- projects out of ing?’” Yellin said. Yellin also explained the media’s manner of reporting Donald Trump’s campaign. this world “For the last year plus, the BY MADDIE GEHLING of the satellites. media handed the microphone Managing Editor Three faculty advisors are aid- over to Donald Trump unchecked photo by Maddie Gehling ing the students: Monica McGill, Jessica Yellin, former CNN senior White House correspondent, dis- and unmediated,” Yellin said. With the help of a grant from associate professor of game cusses the current climate of political journalism in America last night “Whatever your politics, this isn’t NASA, senior game design major design; Scott Cavanah, assistant in the Michel Student Center Ballroom. a Democrat-Republican thing, Quentin Young is taking a new professor of animation; and Ethan this is a TV-ratings thing. Donald satellite project to infinity and Ham, chairman of the interactive to do the job they should have do and what could happen.” Trump is killer-good for ratings. beyond. media department. done all along.” Students who attended the lec- And so a number of news net- Young is a member of one Young and his team – consist- However, Yellin said she is ture said Yellin made great points. works just let him have a platform of three teams working on the ing of juniors Zachary Abbott and optimistic that the millennial gen- “I thought it was great. I always to talk without reporters interven- satellite projects, called CAPSat Arwen Boyer – are also working eration has the ability to make kind of laugh because my dad ing, fact checking or qualifying (Cooling, Annealing and Pointing in collaboration with engineer- a change in the political media says, ‘The mainstream media is so what he said. After [he] got into Satellite) and SpaceICE Satellite. ing and game design students at landscape. biased, they don’t care about the the primaries, people started to His project will involve designing Northwestern University and the “It is about finding the voices truth,’” Mackenzie Payne, a senior think, ‘Huh, he’s winning. I won- a game in which players create University of Illinois. you trust, the people you trust,” English major, said. “On one hand, der why that is happening?’’’ their own satellites to launch into “University of Illinois students Yellin said. “It is in your hands, I always thought, ‘Dad, you’re just According to Yellin, the net- space. are more focused on the pro- you can do something about it. old and don’t really know what works’ desires for ratings has “Currently, my team and I cess of launching CubeSats into Either get organized to change the you’re talking about.’ But I see caught up with them and how are in the concept [and] design space, and half of the game will media institutions or you can help now it wasn’t just my dad being they have reported on Trump in phase,” Young said. “When we sit allow players to build a satellite create the new institutions because a conservative … She made real- recent weeks. down to work on the game, we are and launch it into orbit,” Young I think you guys are the generation ly good points about how [news “It wasn’t until recently when really bouncing ideas off of each said. “Northwestern students are that is going to save the free press outlets] care about the bottom line it looked like he might win that other and saying what we think more focused on the science of of America.” and the profit more than what’s the networks decided that wait, will or won’t work.” freeze-casting materials, allowing Sara Netzley, chair of the necessarily the most important we have to start doing our job and Three different teams at Bradley for higher quality bonds between Robison Lecture committee, said thing to report. That’s something let reporters report,” Yellin said. will be working on separate proj- particles in materials such as steel Yellin brought up a lot of great I don’t think we necessarily talk “They’ve thrown so many resourc- ects. One team, led by junior web or dirt. The other half of the game topics for students to think about. about enough.” es and reporting on him that it and application design major Dan will then be related to this pro- “I love that Jessica Yellin was When an audience member actually does appear as something Anderson, will focus on creating cess, and players will be able to positive about the change that asked what to do if you don’t want that looks like bias … the fact that a mobile app to control satellites. improve their satellite’s compo- your generation can make,” to vote Clinton or Trump, Yellin they back loaded their reporting to Another team, led by junior game nents and overall durability.” Netzley said. “I think so often stressed the importance of voting these last days makes the media design and computer science dou- Production on the satellite proj- millennials get such a negative no matter what. outlets often look as though they ble major Kevin Adams, is work- ects is expected to last for another message from the media and from “My advice is, vote,” Yellin said. are now trying to tank Donald ing on creating an augmented real- two years, and the satellites will older generations, and she was so “There is nothing more important Trump when in fact what they are ity tool for the satellites. Young’s be launched into space in spring optimistic about what you could that you can do as a citizen.” doing is unleashing their reporters team is focusing on a gamification of 2018. THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 A9 S l e b a

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The Bradley volleyball team o h has seen its fair share of struggles p to keep up with the grueling competition the Missouri Valley Conference presents. The tough times continued this past weekend as the team dropped a pair of matches at Missouri State and Wichita State in straight sets. Missouri State and Wichita State currently hold two of the top three positions in the MVC standings. Although the Braves were swept in both matches, they didn’t go down without a fight. In the match against the Wichita State, the Shockers made short work of Bradley in the first two sets losing 25-12 and 25-14. The last set saw a much closer score that featured 12 ties and six lead changes but ended with the Shockers pulling away for a 25-22 win. Head coach Carol Price-Torok knows her team can compete with anyone, but it’s all about finding the consistency to play like they did in the third set for Senior Kelsey Cave rises to spike the ball in a loss against Southern Illinois. Bradley is now 6-11 overall. photo by Justin Limoges the whole match. “We have been talking about playing consistent all season,” have really keyed on Haslag to season a couple weekends ago continue to spread the ball out basis and then make adjustments Price-Torok said. “There is no try and take away one of the against Evansville in straight and use everyone.” to keep ourselves in the matches. magic way to achieve that. We Braves’ better players. sets. Even though it didn’t quite The Braves return to the UNI and Drake are both playing need to keep preparing and “This is something we saw translate into this past weekend, Renaissance Coliseum this really high level volleyball right talking about how we want to coming,” Price-Torok said. “Erica coach Price-Torok knows that weekend as they host Northern now, and we are looking forward execute and keep learning what needs to embrace the challenge getting the first win under their Iowa at 7 p.m. tonight and Drake to the competition.” that is like and how to do it more and keep finding ways to score belts can help them down the at 7 p.m. on Saturday night. than not.” and mix up her shots, but we road. “Our goals are always the Josh Nelson is a senior One thing that has stood also need to pass consistently so “I want the players to see same,” Price-Torok said. sports communication major from Palatine, Illinois. He is against conference foes has we can use the other offensive that they can execute no matter “Prepare for the opponent at weapons we have, Which in turn who is across the net,” Price- hand, don’t take anyone lightly the Scout’s Sports Reporter. been the dip in numbers for Direct questions, com- will free Erica up more as well.” Torok said. “It was a good and execute at a high level. We sophomore outside hitter, Erica ments and concerns to Haslag. After a dominating start Not to be glossed over, the indication that we have a lot of will need to pass the ball well so [email protected] to the season in non-conference Braves were able to pick up options, and we need to keep our setters can run the offensive play, opposing teams in the MVC their first conference win of the using everyone. We will need to system we have on a consistent

GOLF teams in the country and have that she wants the team to “compete continued from page A12 quiet assurance as we go [into the well” and “not have any regrets VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS spring].” going into the off season.” worked really hard on my ball The women’s season was a lit- As they look toward the spring, SCHOOL CONF OVERALL striking over the summer, and tle less decorated but are still on Swanson said they still have some Wichita State 6-1 13-5 I think that really showed with their way to closing their season work to do to keep up with the Southern Illinois 6-2 15-7 some of my stats in terms of fair- on a strong note. The Braves fin- some of their Missouri Valley Missouri State 5-2 14-7 ways in regulations and greens ished fifth out of 14 teams in the Conference foes. Illinois State 5-2 12-7 hit.” Rocket Classic after finishing sixth “I am encouraged about where Northern Iowa 4-3 13-7 Roche agreed that Brue’s ball- in the Missouri Valley Conference we stand relative to the other Loyola 3-3 8-11 striking ability is his best attribute. Preview the week prior. MVC schools,” Swanson said. Drake 2-4 11-9 Roche also noted that Bushong, “The course we played at was “We are competitive but being a Indiana State 2-4 8-10 who started the year off a bit a great test,” head coach Mary few strokes behind Wichita and Bradley 1-5 6-11 shaky, returned to his freshman- Swanson said. “We had moments SIU reminds us that we can’t stop Evansville year form and provided excellent of greatness but if we can seize working.” performances. every opportunity, I think that will Bradley will compete in SOCCER STANDINGS With the fall season over, Brue help us climb a few spots higher Louisville, Kentucky at the said the team accomplished many more regularly.” Cardinal Cup Oct. 23. SCHOOL CONF OVERALL of its goals but still didn’t totally Junior Ally Scaccia and fresh- play up to its potential. Roche said man Taylor Ledwein led the Loyola 4-0-0 10-1-0 the team has the skills but needs to Braves to an overall score of 930, 15 Alex Kryah is a senior sports Missouri State 3-1-0 7-4-1 communication major from consistently have belief and con- strokes off the champion. Scaccia SIUE 2-1-1 5-4-3 Indianapolis, Indiana. He is the fidence. and Ledwein tied for fourth with Evansville 2-2-0 6-6-1 Scout’s sports editor. Drake 1-3-0 4-8-0 “One of the things I think we a score of 227, which was Scaccia’s Direct questions, comments first top 10 finish of the season and Central Arkansas 1-3-0 3-7-1 need to work on going forward is and concerns to akryah@mail. 0-3-1 2-8-3 knowing we belong,” Roche said. Ledwein’s third. bradley.edu. Bradley “We need to know that we can With only one tournament compete with a wide number of remaining this fall, Swanson said A10 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 S One-on-One Who will win the National League? Cubs Dodgers

The Chicago Cubs will repre- The Los Angeles Dodgers will sent the National League in the represent the National League in World Series this year for the first the World Series this year. time since 1945. The Cubs ended The Dodgers finished the the regular season with the best season with a record of 91-71, record in baseball at 103-58, and which was good enough to win the Cubs are no doubt the best the NL West. Despite going 2-5 team in baseball. against the Cubs in the regular Their lineup, led by NL MVP season, the Dodgers will sneak candidate Kris Bryant, is stacked by the Cubs in seven games and from top to bottom. Heck, even into their first World Series since the Cubs pitchers hit the ball 1988. well. They have a stellar defense The Dodgers have a good with Addison Russell and Javier mix of youth and experience. Baez up the middle. The starting Although Clayton Kershaw has pitching staff is loaded and is been known to struggle in past highlighted by Jon Lester, who’s postseasons, he is still the best a proven winner in October, and pitcher of his generation. He’ll last year’s NL Cy Young winner need to win each game he starts Jake Arrieta. in the NLCS for the Dodgers to The Cubs are also able to shut have a shot at taking down the down teams late in the game with highly-favored Cubs. a great bullpen capped off with Rookie shortstop Corey Aroldis Chapman in the closing Seager has established himself as spot. In addition to all the on- one of the most exciting young field talent, the Cubs have great players in baseball. His double- clubhouse leaders in Anthony play partner, Chase Utley, has Rizzo, David Ross and manager a ring of his own and has been Joe Maddon. This team simply very productive at his age this does not have a weakness. year. The only team capable of beat- The best team does not neces- ing the Cubs is the Cubs. The sarily win in the postseason. It’s pressure to break the curse has all about being the best team been insurmountable to Cubs in each series and getting hot teams in the past (i.e. 2003). But at the right time. The Dodgers this team is different than any have enough talent to get the before it. The players are young job done. They also are playing Sophomore Lindsay Haight returns a serve in a singles match this fall. photo by Justin Limoges and know how to win. They with a ton of emotion in honor of demonstrated their capability long-time broadcaster Vin Scully. by defeating the San Francisco It was Vin’s 67th season broad- Giants in four games in the casting Dodger baseball and the Tennis finishes fall season NLDS. Dodgers have proven that they As for the Cubs’ NLCS oppo- really want to #WinforVin. nent, the Dodgers, fans should History says the Cubs are Confidence builds for spring conference play not be too worried. The Cubs known to choke. They haven’t breezed by Los Angeles in the been to the World Series since regular season, winning four of 1945, and last year they choked BY KEVIN LINDGREN confidence about his group going “I’m excited; we certainly have seven games between the two, in the NLCS at the hands of the Off-staff Reporter forward. another gear,” Tyler said. “We and I see more success for the Mets. “We have a lot of talent on have another level of tennis I know Cubs in the playoffs. The Cubs Nick is a very biased Cubs While students headed home this team, we really do,” Tyler we’re capable of playing … We can will continue to “Fly the W” and fan. Are you really going to trust for Fall Break, the Bradley said. “Our girls can play against really do some outstanding things will sweep the Dodgers 4-0 by the guy from Chicago to rule women’s tennis team geared up anybody in the conference.” this season.” way of elite starting pitching and impartially on his team? for its biggest tournament of the The Braves are back in action Early success this season clutch late game hitting. season. The Braves had a handful Oct. 20 at the ITA Regionals in certainly bodes well for the Braves. As for Austin ... His head is in - Austin Shone of top five finishes at the Missouri Rockford. This will be the last But Tyler said it’s going to take the clouds. Take it from a Cubs fan: this is the year. Valley Conference Individual match for Bradley before the hard work and dedication for Championships in Evansville, semester ends. Tyler said he hopes this team to take home the MVC - Nick Konow Indiana. his players will continue to work championship in the spring. The three-day tournament hard. kicked off Saturday, as sophomore Malini Wijesinghe led the Braves’ charge with two singles victories. The momentum continued as her teammates Alexa Brandt, Aimee Manfredo and Ashley Thai each earned fifth place finishes Sunday. “I think Saturday we played a little tight,” head coach Matt Tyler Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday said. “We put some pressure on October 14 October 15 October 16 October 17 October 18 ourselves … so there was some performance anxiety that we were Northern Iowa Drake able to shake off for the second Volleyball Renaissance Coliseum Renaissance Coliseum day.” 7 PM 7 PM Julie Martin took home third place along with Ariel Dechter Central Arkansas Omaha and Manfredo in doubles Monday. Men’s Shea Staduim Shea Staduim Wijesinghe came up short in her Soccer 7 PM 7 PM finals match, while freshman Natalie Barbery fell short in her M/W Bradley Classic M Pre-Nationals third place match. Cross Newman Golf Course Terre Haute, IN Bradley’s victories, both Country 2 PM 11 AM individual and doubles, gave Tyler THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 A 11 S Opinion RIP to the even-year streak definitely constitutes a dynasty. But that’s part of what At the All-Star break, the Chicago against the Cubs who BY ALEX KRYAH There is no debating that. But made these championships Giants had the best record in are, I repeat, cursed. Sports Editor those five years between 2010– memorable. The individual baseball. When September But remember that horrible 2014 so peculiar is that the performances were breathtaking, ended, they were merely a bullpen? Yeah, Matt Moore and It was quite a run, wasn’t it? years the Giants didn’t win a too. Pablo Sandoval rocking second wild card team after San Francisco fans certainly do. The San Francisco Giants have championship, they didn’t even Justin Verlander for three experiencing one of the worst And so did the Cubs lineup. been the class of the MLB for make the playoffs. home runs in game two of the second halves in baseball The Giants brought in four the better half of this decade, How does that happen? The 2012 series was awe-inspiring. history. pitchers to face the heart of winning three of the past six core was similar every year, Madison Bumgarner never Then, they won the wild the Cubs order. They, or their World Series. Obviously, the fun anchored by Buster Posey and losing a playoff game ever for card game, and Madison defense, couldn’t get the job part about their championships Pablo Sandoval on offense with San Francisco is bonkers. He Bumgarner continued his done. was that the victories came in Matt Cain holding down the appeared in three games in the October dominance (and he With a swing of the bat from 2010, 2012 and 2014; even years. rotation. 2014 World Series, tossing 21 still hasn’t lost in October), but the obnoxious yet entertaining So, it goes without saying that The team changed organically. innings and allowing one run. they fell down two games in Javy Baez, the magic went away. San Francisco was expected to Homegrown products Brandon That doesn’t seem real. the NLDS. Yet, even when all Aroldis Chapman made sure of win in 2016, right? If you bought Crawford, Brandon Belt and It took magical performances seemed lost, San Francisco faced it in the ninth, too. into the even-year theory, then Madison Bumgarner replaced to put together a magical stretch. one of baseball’s most dominant The best, coolest and you’ve felt a whirlwind of the likes of Juan Uribe, Aubrey Once again, with virtually closers and won, keeping the arguably most amazing streak emotions this season. Huff and Tim Lincecum. the same core in 2015, you’d magic alive. in professional sports is over. Before we jump into that, Though the roster changed, the think finally they’d make the The Giants seemed to have Rest in peace, even-year streak. we have to talk about why this winning culture didn’t. The core postseason in an odd year, right? game four on lockdown. Matt Maybe a more dubious streak streak was so magical, and why remained similar. So it’s still Wrong. Moore delivered an absolutely may be shattered soon to make there was reason to believe the head scratching that they only That’s why there was reason brilliant and gutsy start to set us forget about you. Giants had a chance this year. made the playoffs every other to believe in 2016 they would up their notoriously horrible First of all, winning three year. win it all. But boy, it was tough bullpen for the save, and the championships in six years to keep the faith this year. chance to win the series in Cross country rides momentum

BY AUSTIN SHONE Assistant Sports Editor

The Bradley cross country teams are continuing to make a name for themselves on the nation- al scene after a pair of impressive performances at the Notre Dame Invitational. The race was split into two divisions: blue and gold. The men raced in the blue division, which is known for being a bit more presti- gious, while the women raced in the gold division to face familiar conference opponents. The women’s team won the gold division in a field of 28 teams. Junior Hannah Witzak finished fifth overall, running the fifth fastest time in school history at 17:24. Sophomore Gabby Jaurez and senior Lauren Cunningham finished ninth and 15th overall, respectively. photo by Anna Foley “It was a very good meet for photo via bradleybraves.com both teams,” head coach Darren Senior Lauren Cunningham was a top performer for the Braves at Notre Dame, finishing ninth overall. Gauson said. “We wanted to race the women in the gold race that featured nationally-ranked really great job of working togeth- and David Rodriguez finished in Gauson said his teams plan to because we wanted to run them in programs such as North Carolina er as a team, and we’ve got a lot fifth and sixth place with times of compete hard at the home meet that type of field because typically State, Florida State and Texas. of momentum from Notre Dame, 26:38 and 27:03, respectively. and try to build confidence going it was a lot of MVC opponents. We Junior Michael Ward lead the and hopefully we can build that “When you’ve got a big ros- into championship season. were able to do very well and beat Braves, finishing 21st overall with toward our home meet and our ter like we do, it’s important to “The women are undefeated not only all the MVC opponents, a time of 24:08. Seniors Patrick pre-national meet.” allow your number 11 to 20 run- in regular season competition, so but everyone else that was in the Campbell, Caleb Beck and fresh- The Braves also ran a home ners other competitive opportuni- we want to keep the momentum race as well.” man Jake Hoffert packed up with- meet at Donovan Park last Friday, ties to get better,” Gauson said. going and win our home meet at Gauson was pleased with the in six seconds, which played a where they featured some of the “It’s about gaining experience and the Classic,” Gauson said. “On the way his team ran and how they large part in the 10th overall finish. team’s younger runners. allowing them to compete and men’s side, we’re split between placed in a very competitive field. “The men did an awesome Junior Nicole Alfano won the for some of the younger athletes two meets. We’ve got a lot of our “I think we had a lot of break- job,” Gauson said. “We’ve been women’s individual crown after allowing them opportunities to main varsity group running in through performances on the talking a lot about having a break- finishing the 5K race in 19:18. The develop. When there’s graduation Terre Haute at pre-nationals, then women’s side,” Gauson said. “That through performance where we rest of the women’s team followed or injuries those people will be it will be our numbers 7 to 15 run- gives them a lot of confidence and put Bradley men’s cross country suit sweeping the top seven spots. able to slot right into the roster and ning our home meet.” a lot of momentum going into our on the national stage, and we were On the men’s side Steffen help us continue our tradition.” big home meet on Friday.” really able to do that at Notre Uhrich placed second overall, fin- Both teams will run at 2 p.m. The men’s team finished 10th Dame by beating a lot of power ishing the 8K race in 25:55. Redshirt this afternoon at Newman Golf overall in a blue division field five schools. I think the guys did a freshmen Kerry Gschwendtner Course in the Bradley Classic. A12 THE SCOUT 14 October 2016 SPORTS INSIDE: Cross Country wins at Notre Dame Column A11 Junior Hannah Witczak leads Giants ‘even-year streak’ over undefeated women into @ScoutSportsDesk SPORTSSPORTS Bradley Classic. www.bradleyscout.com Page A11 Soccer scoring drought continues BY AUSTIN SHONE going to lose some games 1-0.” generated a lot of set pieces, not to the game with eight saves, which three or four, luck is probably going Assistant Sports Editor Bradley then traveled to Iowa mention long throws, and we really gave them a few chances to tie to be your only chance there.” to face Drake Tuesday night. Once don’t have anything to show for it, in the final minutes. However, Bradley had two corner kicks The Braves’ scoring woes again, the Braves were kept off and for a team that’s struggling to Bradley couldn’t convert. in the final minute, but couldn’t continued this week as the Bradley the board and couldn’t produce score goals, you’re going to have to “We’ve tried a lot of different get the ball past goalkeeper Darrin men’s soccer team was shutout many scoring chances. Drake get goals on set pieces, and we just combinations, but it just hasn’t MacLeod. The Bulldogs earned a by both of its Missouri Valley outshot Bradley 14-3 and held a 9-2 haven’t done that.” materialized for us with mixed 1-0 victory, their first MVC win of Conference opponents. advantage in shots on goal. In the 69th minute, the Bulldogs personnel,” DeRose said. “The the season. Bradley hosted SIU- “Truth be told, a lot of their shots took advantage of a re-directed guys are trying, and right now for Bradley’s search for its first Edwardsville Saturday and held were from long range,” DeRose corner kick, and Drake’s Ben May us it starts with getting shots. On MVC win continues as the Braves them scoreless the whole game but said. “The thing is not giving up scored to take a 1-0 lead. Ketterrer average you need 10 shots to get a host Central Arkansas at 7 p.m. failed to score any goals of their 14; it’s only getting two. We’ve tried his best to keep the Braves in goal, so when you’re getting two, Saturday at Shea Stadium. own. Senior goalkeeper Logan Ketterrer helped salvage the draw with six saves. “Logan had a great game,” head coach Jim DeRose said. “He made a couple great saves. He’s certainly been one of the few bright spots for us this year. A great goalkeeper can keep you in a lot of games, and he’s certainly done that this year.” Bradley had some chances to win down the stretch in extra time, but couldn’t manage to find the back of the net. Junior Jacob Taylor’s header off a corner kick had a shot to go in, but it was deflected and cleared by the Cougar defense. “We had some chances on some set pieces, obviously figuring out how to score goals has been difficult for us,” DeRose said. “We had a last flurry there late. We were driving in the second overtime and were hoping to get a set piece late. I think it’s a good result relative to what we’ve been combating this year. As long as we can put something in the good pile, we’ve defended pretty well, and did a good job giving up one or fewer goals in the last several games. You’ve just got to do that to give yourselves a Junior Richard Olson strikes a ball toward the net against Evansville. Olson has three goals this season. photo by Anna Foley chance, but if you can’t score you’re Men’s, women’s golf near end of season BY ALEX KRYAH task to win the tournament with ing most teams acknowledged and in a big way. The Braves fin- back was due to the play of Brue Sports Editor the No. 1 team in the country they were competing against the ished in sixth place, but in rounds and sophomore Drake Bushong. there,” head coach Jeff Roche said. University of Illinois, the top team two and three, only Illinois scored The pair shot 220 and 223 and After taking first place in the “I think we put a little added pres- in the country. better. finished tied for eighth and 11th, Zach Johnson Invitational at sure on ourselves. We started off “I believe coming into the tour- “If we even just shoot an aver- respectively. Brue’s top 10 finish Drake University two weeks ago, a little tight. We’ve done that in nament at Drake, we thought we age round in the first round, we marked the fifth time in five fall the men’s golf team backed up other tournaments, but we’ve been were the best team there,” Brue put ourselves in the running for tournaments he has done so, and its dominating performance with confident enough to turn it around said. “We just had a lot of confi- a second or third place finish,” he credits his success to his prepa- a very lackluster round. In the fairly quickly. This week, we put dence going into it. In this past Roche said. “On the flip side, we ration and ball-striking. first round of the Northern Illinois pressure on ourselves knowing the tournament, Illinois was there. I did a phenomenal job of coming “Making sure you’re physical- Intercollegiate, Bradley shot a 317, number one team in the country is don’t think we had the right mind- back in the second round … it says ly ready for each tournament [is putting the team in a deep hole there.” set coming into the tournament.” a lot about the heart and determi- important],” Brue said. “I [also] early on. Junior Ethan Brue agreed that Though it took them a while, nation that our guys have.” “It would have been a good the team was a little tight, say- Bradley eventually rebounded – Part of the impressive come- see GOLF Page A9

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