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Student Union Crimes reported in WU community late releases general Tuesday night, early Wednesday morning budget proposal ELENA QUINONES SENIOR EDITOR
Student Union released its 2019-2020 general budget pro- posal, which lists out students’ requests for funds from the stu- dent activities fee, in an email to the student body Feb. 4. In total, students requested $4,175,899.03, but the fund from the student activities fee stands at $3,620,164.34. This means SU must cut $555,734.69 from the current proposal. On Feb. 23 and 24, SU’s Vice President of Finance junior Shelly Gupta will present the general budget to Senate and Treasury who will then vote on recommendations for what to cut and keep in the budget. Gupta wrote that she hopes “to make this the most transpa- rent general budget yet” in her email to the student body. “I think at the end of the day, GRACE BRUTON | STUDENT LIFE as we make the process more A MetroLink train pulls into the Big Bend MetroLink station. A Washington University employee was robbed at the Big Bend station platform earlier on Wednesday transparent and have more enga- at 7 a.m., leading to a campus lockdown while officers searched for the suspect. The lockdown was lifted after it was confirmed that the suspect had left the area. gement with the process, I think the amount that we have to cut will be less difficult,” Gupta said. WU employee robbed at Student carjacked Tuesday Students can send comments and questions through a general Big Bend MetroLink station night on Waterman Avenue budget feedback form, go to SU members’ office hours or attend EMMA BAKER WUPD confirmed that the sus- EMMA BAKER The subject then drove away engagement sessions on the SENIOR NEWS EDITOR pect had left the area surrounding SENIOR NEWS EDITOR in the student’s car alone in an general budget to provide Stu- campus, and the lockdown was unknown direction. The vehicle dent Union with feedback on the A Washington University lifted at approximately 8:10 a.m. Tuesday night, a carjacking was last seen north on Union general budget. Engagement ses- employee was robbed on the plat- In a follow-up email, Executive was reported at the 6100 block of Boulevard near Page Avenue and sions will be held Feb. 8 at 3 p.m., form of the Big Bend MetroLink Vice Chancellor and Chief Admin- Waterman Ave at approximately was later found in a parking lot Feb. 14 at 5 p.m. and Feb. 22 at 3 station at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. istrative Officer Hank Webber 10:30 p.m. A student reported that near the intersection. p.m. in the SU office. 6. explained that the lockdown was when they were exiting their car, Glenn said he is unaware of Student Union hopes to have a The suspect left the station done “out of an abundance of they were approached by a subject whether the suspect has been high level of engagement around following the robbery and was caution.” with a handgun. caught or the student recovered the General Budget. initially believed to have fled to WUPD Police Chief Mark The subject demanded the their stolen belongings. “I would encourage stu- Danforth Campus. Due to this Glenn said that he was not aware student pass over their car keys, “We’ve been coordinating with dents to come out during concern, the Washington Uni- of any injuries to the university phone and wallet. According to St. Louis City Police Department general budget and voice their versity Police Department issued employee. The St. Louis County the student, there were three other to make sure that they have every- concerns, because after all it’s a campus lockdown around 7:45 Police MetroLink Unit is still inves- individuals in the vicinity at the thing, but we have not heard that our money—it’s everyone’s a.m. while officers searched for the tigating the robbery with WUPD time of the carjacking. No injuries suspect. assisting. were reported. SEE CARJACKING, PAGE 3 SEE BUDGET, PAGE 3
Physics department to add new astrophysics major, biophysics track in fall
CURRAN NEENEN interdisciplinary majors can draw NEWS EDITOR students who might be in those fields to the physics department,” The Washington University Orden said. “That gets us a more physics department approved a diverse set of students.” new astrophysics major and a bio- Chair of the department’s physics track for physics majors. diversity committee professor The University approved Mairin Hynes said physics stu- the new astrophysics major for dents were expressing interest for fall 2019 last May. The physics more interdisciplinary programs. department faculty approved the “Students realize once you get biophysics track this week and it’s out there, you’re not just doing expected to be an option by fall physics, you’re blending different 2019 as well. things,” Hynes said. The push for expanded pro- Chair of SPS curriculum com- grams in the physics department mittee junior Austin Stover says began last year when the Society while diversity is important to of Physics Students (SPS) keep in mind, it wasn’t the only formed a curriculum commit- motivation for the creation of the tee to explore the creation of new programs. majors in biophysics and math- “I think the physics department ematical physics, as well as a new is actually fairly diverse compared astrophysics major. The phys- to a lot of the other science heavy ics department currently offers departments. The diversity prob- two minors in astrophysics and lem in the department is more astroparticle physics and biomedi- upper level, as in most of the pro- STEPHEN HUBER | STUDENT LIFE cal physics. fessors are male,” Stover said. Crow Hall is home to the physics department. The physics department recently expanded physics program- SPS president senior Tyler Stover said the unanimous ming by offering two new majors. With the establishment of astrophysics and biophysics majors, the depart- Orden said the driving force approval of the new astrophys- ment aims to draw more female students to the department. behind the new programs was ics major is partially because department,” Stover said. “They the department yet. We’re still larger cohort of women in the for the mostly-male physics the physics department fac- actually wanted to make an astro- trying to find a professor who can department. department to draw more female ulty is heavily populated with physics major from the get-go.” take it up,” Stover said. “We’ll try “Once you have more equality, students. astrophysicists. According to Stover, a math- and talk to a bunch of the theoret- then more people will come in “The idea behind mathemat- “There’s certainly a bunch ematical physics program has yet ical physicists and see what they and build a community,” Hynes ics and biology is that there of research and classes in the to gain traction with faculty. think.” said. “We want people to feel like are greater percentages of department, because of the large “Mathematical physics hasn’t Hynes says she hopes the there’s something available for women in those fields; so, those number of astrophysicists in the gotten a ton of acceptance from new programs will foster a everyone.”
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LOUIS, MO 63130-4899 [email protected] FAX 314.935.5938 2 STUDENT LIFE EMMA BAKER | SENIOR NEWS EDITOR | [email protected] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2019 WU hosts town hall meetings with Metro Transit to address theFLIPSIDE safety concerns, student needs THUR 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 RAIN/WIND SUNNY MOSTLY SUNNY RAIN/SNOW 51/11 25/12 35/27 37/27 NOAH SLAUGHTER The University part- Action Plan that will CONTRIBUTING REPORTER ners with Metro Transit implement measures like to provide students with creating a shared radio Washington University free U-Passes for the system between different EVENT CALENDAR will host four town hall MetroLink and MetroBus. police teams, updating meetings with Metro According to Vice camera systems and rede- THURSDAY 7 Transit this month, Chancellor for Operations signing some stations. enabling students, faculty and Technology Transfer Metro also hopes to and staff to receive infor- Dedric Carter, the two rebrand the transit system HomeGrown STL summit on black boys and young men mation and give feedback institutions worked in a more positive light. Hillman Hall, Clark-Fox Forum, 8 a.m. about recent and upcom- together regularly over the Additionally, Metro The HomeGrown STL third Regional Summit on Black Boys and Young Men: “Build- ing changes to the Metro past two years. plans to redesign its bus ing Capacity for Community and System Change” will take place in Hillman Hall. The system and about their “There’s a lot of work routes, effective this com- summit will focus on HomeGrown STL’s goals and outcomes for stakeholders and the partnership. on this just on a daily ing fall, to shorten wait agencies involved. Sponsored by the Brown School’s Center for Social Development. The meetings are basis to try to make sure times, which will affect focused around efforts we get people to, through all routes that service the Law speaker series: Suerie Moon to overhaul the Metro and around campus safely. University. Anheuser-Busch Hall, Rm 310, noon system to address safety And [the town halls are] “We will be mak- Suerie Moon, research director and co-chair, Forum on Global Governance for Health, concerns. Most recently, a way for us to spotlight ing some changes to the Harvard Global Health Institute, will speak. The event is in conjunction with Washington a University employee some of the things that are appearance of our system, was robbed at Big Bend happening with Metro,” the design of our stations, University Global Health Center, Institute for Public Health. MetroLink station Carter said. the branding and commu- Wednesday morning. Freshman Katie nication of our service, ‘A Chinese Century?’ NO COLOR The meetings feature a Handley sees the benefit even the appearance of the Knight Hall, Emerson Auditorium, 4:30 p.m. presentation by Executive of the University develop- vehicles in the next couple William C. Kirby of Harvard University presents “A Chinese Century? The World of Director of Metro Transit ing its partnership with of years, but our very first Universities in the 21st Century.” Free and open to public. The Cabot-Zhang Lecture, Jessica Mefford-Miller. Metro. step is creating a safe and sponsored by the McDonnell International Scholars Academy, is an opportunity to learn The formal portion is “Last semester, I would welcoming customer envi- about global leadership, especially in China. RSVPs are encouraged. followed by a ques- say I tried to use [Metro ronment,” Mefford-Miller tion and answer portion Transit] at least once a said. Dan Rubright Quartet that is open to all top- week or once every two Carter was pleased with Holmes Lounge, 8 p.m. ics, like cleanliness and weeks to go somewhere the turnout at the first two Lyrical music for guitar. Sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs, Office of the other concerns raised by off campus,” Handley town halls and pointed Provost, Student Union, Congress of the South 40, the Department of Music, University participants. said. “I feel like it’s a good out the impact that “Delivering an excellent way to get around with- Washington University College and the DUC & Event Management. customer experience has out spending a bunch of can have on Metro Transit become our renewed focus money because it’s free.” as one of its largest FRIDAY 8 at Metro Transit, and that The idea to host these customers. excellent customer experi- town hall sessions came “[Metro Transit] Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society—“What Does Explaining Human Kinds as ence must include a focus in October out of the becomes a part of the con- Cultural Do?” on safety and security,” relationship between nective tissue, and I think Seigle Hall, Rm. 248, noon Mefford-Miller said. Metro and the University. that’s why this is impor- Featuring Ron Mallon, Philosophy Department. Discussant is Clarissa Hayward, Politi- The first town hall They picked February tant and why it has been cal Science. took place Monday on to hold the meetings to a very important relation- the Danforth Campus, align with the beginning ship to the University,” Chocolate Making with Ursa’s followed by one on the of the new semester and Carter said. “We want Medical School Campus the release of the first to make sure that that Ursa’s Nite Life, 8 p.m. the next day. There will be phase of Metro’s Security relationship is one that Join Ursa’s for a chocolate making event. Make all types of delicious chocolate for your another town hall Feb. 11 Assessment this month. continues to be valued valentine, palentine or for yourself! You can make a DIY heart box to put your chocolate on North Campus and a Over the past six and that the users of the in and make valentines cards. final one Feb. 12 on West months, Metro Transit system are continuously Campus. developed a Security heard.” Football, Masculinity and Politics in the Making of ‘Nixonland’ Danforth University Center, Rm. 276, 3 p.m. Associate Professor of History at Columbia University Frank Guridy’s talk will explore how Nixon’s so-called southern strategy centered on the sport of football, showing that it was not merely a racial strategy, but a gendered one, designed to consolidate a white mas- culine ideal in the face of the anti-war, feminist and Black Power movements. This event is co-sponsored by American Culture Studies and the Department of History.
SATURDAY 9
MLA lecture series: ‘Memory and Image: In the Present We Were’ McMillan Hall, G052, 11 a.m. Lisa Bulawsky a professor in the Sam Fox School will deliver the next lecture in the MLA lecture series.
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Blacks in America: 400 Plus Years Graham Chapel, 3 p.m. The first part of a trilogy commemorating the 400th anniversary of blacks in the United States. Keynote speaker is the Hon. Wesley Bell, St. Louis County Prosecutor. RSVP at blacksinamerica.eventbrite.com
Great Artists Series 18-19: Nikolai Lugansky, piano 560 Music Center, E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall, 7 p.m. GRACE BRUTON | STUDENT LIFE Described by Gramophone as “the most trailblazing and meteoric performer of all,” The Big Bend MetroLink station, adjacent to the Danforth Campus, is often used by Wash. U. students Nikolai Lugansky is a pianist of extraordinary depth and versatility. and employees. Four town hall meetings with Metro Transit are being hosted this month by the Univer- Tickets $15-$40. Sponsored by the Dept. of Music sity to address safety concerns, and will be open to everyone to give feedback and voice complaints. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2019 EMMA BAKER | SENIOR NEWS EDITOR | [email protected] STUDENT LIFE 3 WU considering 2020 presidential debate bid
JAYLA BUTLER on Presidential Debates. that students might have. during that time. surrounded the 2016 presi- good opportunity for the CONTRIBUTING REPORTER The deadline to submit a “There are good reasons College Democrats dential debate. University to get its name proposal to the commis- to think about holding a president sophomore Arik “Everyone had this kind out there.” Washington University sion is April 9. If accepted, debate, and there are good Wolk said he was very of excitement about it,” Despite the concerns is in the preliminary stages the commission will then reasons for us to consider excited at the prospect of McPike said. “For about students have about host- of applying to host a 2020 decide if the University the negative impact on potentially holding another two weeks, there were ing a debate, White said presidential debate. will host a presidential or our community that the debate. so many political events many students were The University held the vice presidential debate. University has to take into “That was a big selling going on.” excited about the idea town-hall style debate dur- During their delibera- consideration,” White point when I was choosing He said that he is in because of the height- ing the 2016 presidential tion period, the University said. Wash. U., the [prospect] favor of the University ened school spirit and the elections, which was the gathered student feed- Some of those negative of hosting a presiden- hosting another debate in opportunity for students fifth debate the University back during a discussion impacts could include the tial debate and basically 2020, even though he will to get involved, either by had hosted. Washington between members of high-level security required having the center of the have graduated by that potentially attending or by University first hosted a Student Union. Vice to host the debates, the clo- universe be here for a few point. volunteering, as shown by presidential debate during Chancellor for Student sure of Athletic Complex days,” Wolk said. “I think it’s a great the 2016 debate. the 1992 campaign. Affairs Lori White was for several weeks and that College Republicans energy and experience “It brought the commu- The process includes sub- charged with gather- students who live on Upper president and junior Drew for people that are on nity together in ways that mitting an application to ing student opinions and Fraternity Row would have McPike spoke about the campus,” McPike said. students were very excited non-partisan Commission addressing any concerns restricted visitor access energy on campus that “I also think it’s a really about,” White said.
CARJACKING from page 1 he has been arrested or what were located and detained were affiliated with the driving, you’re looking feel right, trust it. If you give your property to that exactly their investigation by WUPD and were later carjacking. around,” Glenn said. “Same see people following, you person.” has received,” he said. released to the St. Louis “We always remind thing before you get out of call the police right away. The St. Louis According to the stu- Metropolitan Police detec- people to trust their instincts your vehicle, make sure you And unfortunately, if you Metropolitan Police dent, there were three other tives. Glenn says he does not and be alert to their sur- take a quick look around, are confronted, if someone Department is currently individuals nearby. They know if the three individuals roundings; so, when you’re and if something doesn’t wants your property, just investigating the carjacking.
BUDGET from page 1 money. So, I think eve- Tyrin Truong said. community and will be the year for members of important things that we million of student money ryone should have a say in The general budget ses- livestreamed. the legislative branch of do,” sophomore Senator is a huge responsibility, what happens,” Speaker sion on Feb. 23 and 24 is “This is definitely the Student Union, but it’s Nathan Card said. “Being and we take that really of the Senate sophomore open to all members of the most grueling part of definitely one of the most trusted to allocate over $3 seriously.”
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SEAN LUNDERGAN for their politics. They feel the name of this section!). conservatives—especially Life survey mentioned in discussion on “Should STAFF WRITER their beliefs aren’t welcome We only have so many fans of the president— the original WU: In Focus people have to die because on our campus. And I’d just hours in the day. In general, because their ideas add piece identified as “very” they’re poor?” s we emerge like to say: That’s fine. it’s taken for granted that little value to our discourse. or “somewhat liberal,” Of course, we can—we from another I’m not alone in this some belief systems are Conservative ideas do compared with only 8 must—allow conservatives bad State of the belief. An op-ed that fol- either unnecessary or not deserve equal consid- percent who reported being to have their conservative AUnion address lowed the article responded detrimental to serious dis- eration to that afforded any degree of “conserva- clubs and discuss conserva- from an even worse presi- by making the correct course, and that’s especially liberal and left ideas, tive.” Instead of propping tive ideas. It’s also fine that dent, it seems appropriate point that conservatives important in an academic because conservative ideas up fringe ideas out of some lefties might have conser- to reflect on the young are not an oppressed group environment. are not equal to liberal sense of “bipartisan” open- vative friends—I have a members of the ideologi- (though this is far from an We don’t make it socially and left ideas. There is no ness, we should embrace few token right-wing pals cal movement that created endorsement of that piece). acceptable for chemists legitimate argument for the fact that so many of myself. But we shouldn’t him. Across the country at But I think it’s important to to talk seriously about supporting Donald Trump our students are liberal. create an impulse among schools like ours, college go beyond the observation alchemy, for example. Our and his allies, at least not Instead of wasting our the student body to pre- right-wingers say they face that they’re not oppressed. highly-regarded medical one that holds up in any time and mental energy on tend, out of politeness, that social isolation because of To say that conservative school isn’t highly-regarded academic community some right-wing argument there’s anything valuable their beliefs. students somehow deserve because of its openness worth its salt. Advocating no one really believes, we in the Republican policy Some conservatives at special consideration is to to using leeches to treat nativism, sexism, govern- should spend time having agenda. The Republican Washington University misunderstand what an disease. This is true of ment by oligarchic graft meaningful conversations. Party primarily exists to feel this way. An article academic community is political philosophies, and anything else the How can we guarantee enrich a small group of in the WU: In Focus supposed to be. Rather than too: Few serious people president represents is not everyone health coverage? already-rich people, and issue from late last semes- stifling debate, dismissing advocate absolute monar- productive in a space meant What’s the best way to does so quasi-democrati- ter—which I just read unproductive conserva- chy, and I think we’re all to contribute ideas to the redistribute wealth? How cally by scaring old white last week, so maybe take tive ideas can open up our perfectly fine with that. We world. can we mitigate climate folks about people with that into account when opportunities for meaning- don’t feel the need to carve We’ve already reached change, a thing we all agree darker skin. Call me crazy, you’re evaluating my cred- ful discussion. out a special space for tacit agreement on this. is a problem? but I don’t think that’s a ibility—profiled several It’s a logistical fact of Bourbon restorationists in We’re an overwhelm- There is only so much party or an ideological conservative students living in human society that our political science classes. ingly left-leaning student discourse to go around, flank that I’d like to offer who’ve experienced nega- not every idea is fit for the Similarly, there’s no reason body—73 percent of and we shouldn’t squander a whole bunch of special tive social ramifications public forum (Hey, that’s to actively accommodate respondents to the Student any of it having a balanced treatment to. On 21 Savage: A man’s life is far more than just memes
TYLER SABLOFF detention center 23 hours able to return again or see native born or not, strives provides haircuts, school time will come when ICE SENIOR FORUM EDITOR per day in his cell with his children. toward. He is a Grammy- supplies and uniforms, as comes knocking on their only one hour to contact Let me be very clear: nominated artist whose well as donating $10,000 door. And let’s not forget n Sunday, rap- his lawyer and no access to Someone’s life and troubles last album received wide- to Atlanta’s Continental the horrendous tragedy per 21 Savage his three children. are not a joke. Just because spread critical praise for its Colony Elementary occurring at the southern was arrested Reactions to 21 Savage’s 21 Savage is rich and deeply introspective lyrics School’s anti-bullying border, where children are Oand detained arrest were comprised famous does not make his and themes, and which campaign. But beyond all being separated from their by U.S. Immigration and mostly of memes about situation any less tragic. spent two consecutive the good he has done, he parents, including mul- Customs Enforcement his now-known British Back to Demi Lovato for a weeks atop the Billboard is as much as anyone else tiple child fatalities. Those (ICE) on report that he nationality, which some second: She should know 200. Whether you like his an American citizen who who were helpless to the overstayed his visa from highlighted as the peak of better than anyone that a music or not, the value of cares deeply about his circumstances under which when he immigrated with their weekend (I’m looking person’s individual struggle his work and passion to community and his chil- they arrived in this country his family as a child from at you, Demi). But the should not qualify as fuel his fans is an invaluable dren whom he has raised should not be deported to the United Kingdom. Born reality is that this isn’t just for someone’s laughter or commodity. here. a country in which they Shayaa Bin Abraham- some big joke to join in on: entertainment. His tragedy Beyond his career, 21 The most important have no meaningful tie. Joseph, 21 is reported to 21 Savage’s whole life is represents the bigger issues Savage has pursued mul- takeaway from 21 Savage’s Like most other undocu- have immigrated with his now in limbo over some- that immigrant communi- tiple community outreach situation is that he is not mented minors, 21 Savage family in 2005 on a tempo- thing he cannot control. ties, particularly children, programs, including a pro- alone. Like Meek Mill has proven his value as a rary non-immigrant visa, Reports suggest he has suffer on a daily basis. To gram to help children in his and criminal justice, 21 citizen. Let his situation which expired the next been in the U.S. since age laugh at him is to laugh in hometown of Atlanta (and is a high profile example be motivation to fight back year, and has remained 12, but his own account the face of every DACA I emphasize “hometown”). of a problem that affects against the terror ICE undocumented since. He says that he arrived at recipient who lives every He created the “21 Savage many people every day. inflicts on those just like applied for a permanent seven. He has spent his day in constant fear of Bank Account Campaign” Thousands of other him. You should absolutely visa in 2017, which the whole life in the U.S. and deportation. to help kids learn how to undocumented immigrant contribute to 21’s legal Department of Homeland will now be sent back to a 21 Savage has proven save and make money and children, whether DACA fund, as well as those for Security was aware of country he has no connec- himself time and again open bank accounts and recipients or not, are in a other underage migrants prior to his arrest. He is tion to, leaving in question to be exactly the citizen the “Issa Back to School constant state of limbo, who are fighting the same currently being held in a whether he will ever be ideal that every American, Drive” campaign which fearing whether or not their fight. 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MATTHEW FRIEDMAN up in the penalty box. Unlike STAFF REPORTER baseball games, there was always action on the ice: A Growing up in a house- shot would glance off the hold that prioritized baseball goalie’s skate before skitter- before basketball, basketball ing away or a fight would before football and hockey pop up out of the middle of never, my only pre-college nowhere. experiences with hockey When the Blues tempo- were fleeting glimpses of the rarily regained their lead travel team matches that took midway through the second place on the rink next to the period, it felt as if the fans one my sister and I used to were all riding atop a wave skate on when we were little. that would never crash. Yet Looking back now, it makes even when it did crash, as so much sense that I had the Ducks stormed back in low expectations when I first the final minutes to steal stepped foot in the Scottrade a victory, the Blues fans Center (now Enterprise held on till the last second. Center) last fall to see a St. As the buzzer sounded, Louis Blues game. the fans let out a collective Within minutes, my low groan that you could tell was expectations were shat- not unfamiliar. Still, they tered. Before the players keep coming back for more had even ventured onto the hockey. I was entranced. rink, the energy in the sta- With all this talk of a dium was enveloping. The “Super” Bowl, NBA trade pre-game environment was rumors now reaching their DAVID SANTIAGO | MCTCAMPUS full of hype: Intense photo peak and the start of baseball St. Louis Blues forward Colton Parayko (55) is congratulated by Pat Maroon (7) and Zach Sanford (12) after scoring a goal dur- montages glimmered on season just around the corner ing the third period against the Florida Panthers at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla., on Tuesday, Feb. 5. The Blues won, 3-2. screens that surrounded fans (pitchers and catchers report be grateful. We should take its position in the playoffs. Nashville Predators this included being shut out three from every direction while next week!), it’s easy to for- pride in our Blues. The Blues’ performance weekend. If the Blues can times in a single week and a rock band played in the get about hockey. We pass it They’re not even that of late has suggested that maintain their early 2019 a humbling 6-1 loss to the concourse. Everywhere you off as “that Canadian thing” bad this season. Well, they the playoffs are not unthink- momentum this month, Canucks, is a testament to looked, someone was smil- or remember it only as “that had been, but not anymore. able. Any team vying for they’ll put themselves in a the team’s battling spirit. ing, enjoying an evening of sport I always wanted to play After occupying the Western one of the final playoff spots position for success down the Don’t get me wrong: I am escape. growing up but my parents Conference cellar for most needs to beat up on the bad stretch. not writing to pretend that Though the Blues fell wouldn’t allow it.” of the fall (vying for last teams. After struggling to For all of their recent vic- the St. Louis Blues are about behind the Anaheim Ducks Despite all the sorrows place with the similarly-bad do so during the first half of tories, however, the Blues are to magically stumble their quickly, the energy did not about losing the Rams to Los Chicago Blackhawks), the the season, the Blues have still a remarkably inconsis- way into the Stanley Cup dissipate. In an experience Angeles and dreams unful- Blues have finally stepped up finally found their groove, tent hockey team. That sort Finals. Realistically, we’re foreign to my inner base- filled of the Atlanta Hawks their game in the new year. taking advantage of a weak of thing rarely changes over- probably looking at a first ball fan, a large majority of returning home to the land They’re 9-5 in 2019 and have schedule this past week to night. The team’s power play round playoff exit, maybe the fans remained engaged of the Arch, we still have two made it up to ninth in the win three straight games and has been miserable since the second round at best. That throughout the game, cheer- professional sports teams. West, just one point behind four of their last five. The fall and injuries have plagued is not reason for us to forget ing loudly during the Blues’ That’s more than many other the Vancouver Canucks for next three will be tougher, as the Blues all year long. But about or ignore the Blues, iconic Power Play Dance cities (including some, like the second wild card spot. they face off tonight against this team has fight. The though. They’re amazingly (search it up, really!) and San Diego or Austin, sig- A couple clutch winning NHL-best Tampa Bay fact that the Blues are even fun to watch and, soon shouting resounding boos nificantly bigger than our streaks down the stretch, and Lightning before two against in the playoff conversation enough, they might just be a whenever the Blues ended own) can say. We should this team will have cemented the Western Conference-rival after their horrific fall, which force to be reckoned with.
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Luckily for you, I’ll also bringing in a lot of money of the characters to of the death scenes were compelling part of the end be reviewing them in this for the Haze gallery, when build suspense, “Velvet supposed to be menac- of “Velvet Buzzsaw”—a column, rotating through the paintings start to come Buzzsaw” made too sharp ing—threat creeping in man who used to take different genres every to life. The art gradually a turn from satirical to over the span of a few min- pride in his selectiv- week. Buckle up, folks, begins to sabotage and, ominous. For me, the utes and finally striking, ity is driven mad by the because today’s deep-cut eventually, take the lives of suspense-building in the killing quickly and merci- repercussions of his own is a Netflix original thriller every character that profits middle portion—and even lessly. However, for me the criticisms, brought back by called “Velvet Buzzsaw.” from selling it. the end—of the film fell a “creeping” of the killers the paintings to haunt him. Picture this: a neurotic, The acting in this film bit flat. lasted far too long. The Watch this movie if you bisexual art critic played is really what carries it, Even after all the murderous entities are all like well-done portraits of by Jake Gyllenhaal, along with some good buildup, I wasn’t bizarre and, realistically, a microcosm of high-brow the girl from “Stranger camera work and the impressed by the death the characters themselves society, need something to Things” (that’s not Millie most comically ridicu- scenes (with the exception would have noticed the do with your friends or are Bobby Brown) unwit- lous art-world names of one, in which Colette’s coming threat (particularly from Southern California tingly finding a bunch you’ve ever heard (Morf arm is ripped off by a in a scene at the very end like me and love to make of dead bodies and Toni Vandewall, Jon DonDon, piece of art. Colette is the where Joanna is absorbed fun of LA. I wouldn’t Colette in a chin-length Rhodora Haze and Ventril best actress of our time by a pool of anthropo- watch it for a good scare silver wig. That’s a good Dease, for example). The and can make anything morphized paint).The (or even a decent one). introduction to the best film’s biting satire of Los seem authentic; all of breakdown of the all-pow- I have been in a con- parts of Netflix’s “Velvet Angeles elite culture, as her too-few scenes in this erful art critic Vanderwall —Kiva Runnels, stant Netflix deep-dive Buzzsaw.” The film centers well as hilariously accurate film are electric). Many (Gyllenhaal) is the most Contributing Writer for the past two years. in on the Los Angeles art performances, make the For me, sitting down to scene, caricaturing the first half-hour of the film watch a movie has become ruthless, self-centered really fun. As the dead art- two and a half hours of LA elite culture through ist Dease’s paintings start exploring Netflix’s cache the characters played by to wreak havoc, though, of the weirdest movies Gyllenhaal, Colette, Zawe the film’s humor dissipates in the world, giving up Ashton and Rene Russo. in favor of creepier scenes and actually doing the The characters’ high-flying as the movie takes a turn reading that’s due tomor- art world is shaken when towards thriller/horror. row instead of enduring Josephina (Ashton), an In my opinion, pacing the endless scrolling any underappreciated assis- in the “scary” portion longer. I’m putting an end tant to a powerful dealer, of this film was badly to all that, and instead just discovers the artwork of done. Instead of spiraling watching all of the weird a man in her building through the slow, painful movies buried deep in the right after his mysterious descent of this high-brow bowels of America’s favor- death. The art is an instant world whilst utilizing the ite media streaming site. hit and in high-demand, ironic self-assuredness WEEKENDWEEKEND CONCERTCONCERT PREVIEWPREVIEW Thursday, Feb. 7 Friday, Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 9 Sunday, Feb. 10
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‘Stuffed & Ready’ is the best kind of exhausting album JOSH ZUCKER Cherry Glazerr, which through on the quality the patriarchy and wider My favorite tracks on the album does feel very SENIOR CADENZA EDITOR began as the solo project I expect from a Cherry injustice in the album and the album have to be punk rock. At its core, it’s of lead vocalist and guitar- Glazerr album. Where responds with sarcasm and “Wasted Nun,” “Self Creevy complaining about Los Angeles-based rock ist Clementine Creevy, “Apocalipstick,” their irony more than the rage Explained” and “Stupid the world around her, but (but it’s really so much has been working its way previous album released she had previously. Fish.” In these tracks, that’s not how the album more than that) band through a nebulous cloud on the day of Trump’s However, that’s not to Creevy focuses more on feels. The album feels Cherry Glazerr released of genres and sounds since inauguration, was brim- say that the album is only self-expression. While she surreal, defiant, proud, their fourth album, Creevy was 15 and upload- ming with vicious anger, depressing. “Stuffed & doesn’t necessarily like smooth and exhausted. “Stuffed & Ready,” Feb. ing songs to SoundCloud. this album is filled with Ready” is also empower- the person she is in these There’s emotional depth 1. The album builds on Now that Creevy has years a much more exhausted ing. Creevy is exhausted, songs, she also refuses to so every track is personal, the musical base laid by of experience under her anger. yes, but she’s also power- apologize for her faults. and you feel as if you get Cherry Glazerr’s first three belt, her music has only In “Stuffed & Ready” ful and assertive. Maybe These songs, like much caught up with Creevy’s (or two, depending on seen improvement. Creevy just feels exhausted this album wasn’t as high of the rest of the album, exhaustion and annoyance how you feel about “Papa After releasing “Wasted with all the bulls--- that’s stakes as “Apocalipstick” are empowering because with the world around her. Cremp” fitting into their Nun” and “Daddi,” a occurred over the past was, but it shows that Creevy doesn’t feel a need It’s an incredible album, discography) albums and surreal and jamming two years. There are a there’s merit in express- to capitulate to other’s and more specifically an leans fully into the more yet kinky lead single, lot of moments when ing your exhaustion and expectations. incredible punk album and surreal edge to their music. “Stuffed & Ready” follows Creevy struggles against irritation. In all these respects, well worth a listen.
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ISABELLA NEUBAUER from the Anheuser-Busch school were still strong. STAFF WRITER Charitable Trust. August August Busch III, CEO “Gussie” Busch, Jr. was of Anheuser-Busch from Busch Hall and its a main force behind this 1975 to 2002, would counterpart, Anheuser- donation, which was become a trustee of the Busch Hall, are seemingly made in honor of his University, a position he designed to confuse brother and former CEO still holds. incoming freshmen. of Anheuser-Busch, The Anheuser-Busch Not only, it seems, are Adolphus Busch III. Foundation donation there two buildings named The newest University that gave its name to for the same brewery building to bear the Busch Anheuser-Busch Hall was (yes, a brewery), but they name is Anheuser-Busch made in honor of Fred L. are located almost as far Hall, dedicated in 1997. Kuhlmann, an executive apart as possible on the This building is not named officer of both the com- Danforth campus. These for a member of the Busch pany and the Cardinals buildings mark the con- family; rather, it commem- under August Busch III. siderable contributions of orates the Anheuser-Busch Kuhlmann, who held these the Busch family and the Foundation, a charity positions for most of the Anheuser-Busch company organization started in the 1980s and early 1990s, to Washington University. 1990s. graduated from Wash. U.’s They’re also just the tip of These donations are undergraduate and law the iceberg. not isolated incidents of programs. When Washington charity; they are merely Though the Busch University moved to its the most noticeable form family no longer owns present location in 1900, of the deep connection Anheuser-Busch, the Adolphus Busch Hall between Wash. U. and connection between was the first building to Anheuser-Busch. the company and the begin construction. After Adolphus Busch joined University is ongoing. Jack its temporary use by the Wash. U.’s Board of H. Purnell, former CEO neighboring St. Louis Directors in 1895, back of Anheuser-Busch, where World’s Fair in 1904, when the school was still he worked for 36 years, is Busch Hall became the located on its old campus an executive in residence home of the University’s in downtown St. Louis. He of the Olin Business chemistry department. would continue to serve on School. No further contribu- the Board until his death Next time you find your- tions were made until in 1913, at which point self at the wrong Busch 1957. The Adolphus his son, August Busch, Sr. Hall, remember: It isn’t Busch III Laboratory of took over his seat. just the University trying Biology, completed and Though Adolphus to trick you. Wash. U. and dedicated in 1959 and Busch III and Gussie Anheuser-Busch really are NATHALIE AUSTIN | STUDENT LIFE an extension to Rebstock Busch never sat on the tied closer together than Anheuser-Busch Hall, home of the Washington University School of Law, is one of two build- Hall, was paid for in board, the ties between it seems. together than it ings on campus connected to the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. The Busch family and the Anheus- large part by a donation their company and the seems. er-Busch company have both made large contributions to the University over its history.
RelationTips with Jordan: Cute ideas for your Valentine’s Day date It’s that time of the Mission experience, you’ll have Make not be the cutest date Honorable year again! Valentine’s to plan your excursion idea, but you and your Day is coming up faster Taco happy to make sure you’re Spotify significant other will most mentions than you imagined and going to Forest Park on definitely be able to bond you still have approxi- hour a day that’s actually… playlists over whatever happens once In looking up ideas for mately zero cute date warm. you go into that building this, I found out that the ideas for your long-term Perhaps the only that remind together. “What’d you do great state of Missouri significant other. Or thing better than tacos for Valentine’s Day?” “My has a Titanic Museum. you’re trying to impress is tacos that are only you of each boyfriend and I went to the Imagine one of the most someone you’ve just $2, which you can get if IKEA Church of Scientology.” infamous boats ever, but started dating and you you go to Mission Taco other Seems like a pretty memo- in museum form. I was have no idea what to do. after 10 p.m.! You can IKEA isn’t just a rable time to me. completely ready to put it Have no fear! To save you get a fresh taco for the store, it’s an experience. The type of music a per- on this list, and then I real- time and probably a good same amount of money What’s a better form of son listens to kind of says ized that Branson, Mo. is deal of stress, I’ve com- you spend on your bonding than shopping a lot about them. Sharing four hours away from here, piled a list of some pretty laundry. What’s better for furniture you’ll never your music with someone is, Take turns and no one is going to drive cute date ideas in the St. than spending qual- actually buy? Do that in a sense, a pretty intimate that far. So, if you love the Louis area. After all, you ity time with someone with someone you like thing to do. And we all have telling each Titanic and are willing to can’t spell “Washington you’re fond of while and then follow it up by those songs that remind us drive four hours, it’s always University in St. Louis” also getting a good deal sharing some of IKEA’s of that special someone. other things an option. without “romance.” on dinner? Nothing, my iconic meatballs. Sounds So, make a date of showing Additionally, Wash. U.’s Actually you can, but just friends. Nothing. like a cute date to me! your significant other the you love premier Disney a cappella pretend. songs that make you think group, The Aristocats, is of them! P.S. if you need about each selling Valentine’s Day A picnic some ideas to help get your grams! It’s not exactly a Missouri mind going, I will always other date, but it’s a cute idea. A bakery in Forest recommend the acoustic If you can’t serenade your Botanical “Glee” version of Katy significant other through Much like Oprah Park Perry’s “Teenage Dream”. I would say it’s always song, they can do it for Winfrey, I love bread, Garden easy to tell people how you! Alternatively, if you which is why I think a This is probably a you feel, but then I would know your significant other bakery is a great date pretty ubiquitous idea, Not at all hot take: be lying. And even when would hate the idea of location. Whether you but that’s because it’s Flowers are inherently The you’ve already established having an entire a cappella want fresh baked bread, so cute! Grab a blanket, romantic. The Botanical that you have mutual group sing to them, it’s pastries or coffee, a a basket full of you and Gardens have 79 acres Church of affection with someone, it definitely a funny gag gift. bakery has it. Essentially, your significant other’s for you to explore! can always be refreshing to The Valentine’s Day grams it’s like going to a cof- favorite foods, walk to You walk through the Scientology hear the specific things they are $7 cash and $8 venmo, fee shop but better and Forest Park and you’re Botanical Gardens hand love about you. You and and the Aristocats will be cuter. Personally, I’m good to go! Cute date: in hand with your per- Every week, many music your significant other could tabling in the Danforth a fan of any and all created. There is a bit son of interest while the majors and minors go to rotate saying what you University Center from 11 bakeries, but according of a disclaimer for sun sets. Then you fol- the 560 Music Center to like about each other until a.m.-1 p.m. and in Bear’s to my late night google this one though: Since low up that memorable take classes. And liter- you’re overwhelmed with Den from 6-8 p.m. for the searches, “La Patisserie St. Louis weather is experience with an even ally right across the street love and affection and your rest of the week! Chouquette” is an excel- perhaps the most erratic more memorable dinner. from that is…the Church faces are real-life heart eye — Jordan Coley, Staff lent local choice. thing any of us will ever Ah, romance. of Scientology. This might emojis. Columnist
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A taste of home on the Loop: Vegas Wok restaurant
MADDIE CHIU in your mouth. After eating CONTRIBUTING WRITER the orange chicken with rice, Martin exclaimed, “This Located just off of the is way better than Panda Delmar Loop on Melville Express!” Avenue, Vegas Wok is a quaint After a delicious meal, restaurant for those that crave I spoke to a Vegas Wok authentic Chinese food. From employee Ivan Chen and classic steamed dumplings to asked him for any recom- a variety of fried rice, lo mein, mendations. Off the menu, mei fun and noodle soup, the most popular dishes were Vegas Wok has a wonderful the pork with garlic sauce on selection to choose from. rice, tomato and egg with beef My first time there, I tried and the szechuan shrimp. Ivan the braised pork rice noodles. also said that when he first The broth paired well with came to St. Louis, he felt that the white radish and chewy the city lacked decent Asian beef that came with it. While food. there were more noodles than “If you want Chinese food I expected, the dish was deli- or Taiwanese food, students cious and I ended up taking coming from American the extra broth home. I also college[s] with American food tried the fried dumplings. The can try [it] here,” Chen said. texture of the fried dumplings Vegas Wok offers the Asian adds an extra factor of yum- community a genuine taste of miness that you just won’t find what may be home. Although at the Danforth University some of us are far from home, Center’s Wash U Wok station. I find Vegas Wok’s comfort My second time there, I food like a piece of home had a dinner combination away from home. The owner plate. The dinner combination of Vegas Wok also gives wel- plates like orange chicken or coming and friendly presence szechuan shrimp come with for customers. white rice and either a spring So, if you love Chinese roll or crab rangoon. I have food or miss the cozy Chinese not personally tried the spring food from home, you should roll, but my acquaintance try out Vegas Wok. Vegas Martin “Beyta” L. and I Wok is open Monday through highly recommend the crab Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to rangoon. All four corners are 9:30 p.m. Instead of a Bear’s perfectly crunchy and crispy. Den or Village dinner, take the Inside, the cream cheese will short walk to the Loop and flow smoothly and naturally enjoy Vegas Wok!
GRACE BRUTON | STUDENT LIFE The orange chicken and pork with garlic sauce dinner combination plates are popular menu items at Chinese restaurant Vegas Wok. Located off of the Loop on Melville Avenue, Vegas Wok offers authentic Chinese food from steamed dumplings to noodle dishes. drink & dine [weekly bar and restaurant guide]
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