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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University History: Campus Publications at Scholar Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Crow's Nest by an authorized administrator of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The student newspaper at USF St. Petersburg February 23 - March 1, 2014 | Volume 48 | Issue 22 Brighter helmets Review: St. Pete Jazz Festival and bigger flags p. 5 The Bucs get a new look p. 8 crowsneststpete.com Students push for commencement Student voice leads debate topics By Jennifer Nesslar a stir from the section where several venue change Staff Reporter SG members were seated. By Krystal Blais Boyd thinks SG can do a better Crow’s Nest Correspondent Five candidates, in the most job of listening to students. If contested USFSP presidential elec- elected, he said he plans to ask his Lorenza Navarro, a 23-year- tion yet, discussed the role of the senators to go out on campus and old psychology major, started an student body president at a debate talk to students for at least an hour online petition asking USF St. on Tuesday, Feb. 18. per week. Petersburg to move the graduation Cody Boyer thinks the presi- As a transfer student from USF commencement to a larger venue, dent sets a good example. Sophia Tampa, Boyer saw how free print- citing Tropicana Field as one possi- Constantine said the president ing worked at a larger campus. bility. The petition, created on Feb. should go to administration to After swiping their IDs, each stu- 13, has gained 341 signatures so far. advocate for the students. Steven dent was allowed up to 22 pages. Each graduating USFSP student Bird believes the president repre- After that, each page cost 10 cents. receives five tickets to the ceremony sents the students for what they After pausing, he concluded, “We at the Mahaffey Theater. For those want. Tyler Hanson said the presi- can get you guys free printing.” with big families, five tickets isn’t dent should do what the student Bird doesn’t want to limit free enough. body thinks is best for themselves. printing to one room. He thinks Mahaffey Theater holds 2,030 Thomas Boyd believes the president kiosks for students to swipe their seats. More than 400 students should serve the students in an effi- Tyler Austin/The Crow’s Nest ID all around campus would be received degrees last semester, and cient and financially responsible Student body vice presidential candidate William Tift addressed students at helpful. about 250 students walked at the way. last week’s debate in the University Student Center, as Alexa Burch, Monica Regarding Sodexo, USFSP’s con- Gonzalez and Jordan Iuliucci waited for their turns at the podium. fall ceremony, including graduates The candidates come from tracted food supplier, Constantine and undergraduates. different places. Some, such as increase operational hours of the students first,” he said, adding it believes she and Alves have connec- Spring ceremonies typically Constantine, are established leaders library, Constantine referred to was important to see if there was tions from previously being on staff have about 100 more students who with Student Government. Others, the relationships she and her run- actually a need before going to the with them. She pointed to her work walk, according to Yoli Lanuza, the like Boyd, have experience with ning mate Franklin Alves have with administration. in extending the Reef hours during university’s commencement coor- campus communications. Some administration. The morning of the Hanson said the student-driven the fall. “If someone can work with dinator and executive administra- spend their time playing video debate, Alves met with library dean Facebook forum, the USFSP Know- them, it is going to be Franklin and tion assistant for Academic Affairs. games in the Cove. Two teams have Carol Hixson to discuss their idea It-All’s Guide, influenced him to myself.” Many students expressed their no previous SG experience. for a calculator checkout program. run. Despite the chaos of the page, Hanson had different thoughts extreme disappointment with the The debate questions centered She said they would work directly students raise good points and on Sodexo from his experience graduation venue saying five tick- around serving the students. Topics with Hixson to change hours. are often told to join Senate, he with living in the dorms. ets are not enough to accommo- included free printing, library Bird then took the podium and explained. date everyone they want to bring. hours, Sodexo, response to student rebutted Constantine. “I think the “I don’t think joining the Senate According to Lanuza, the admin- interests and sustainable initiatives. first step throughout opening this is the ideal way to have to get your istration understands the student When asked how she would channel is actually talking to the opinion out there,” he said, causing See PRESIDENTIAL, p. 3 population is growing, but nothing has been decided yet. The movement began as a Facebook post on the USFSP SG votes to expand Student Life Center Know-It-All’s Guide. “I think I’ve asked this before, By Meaghan Habuda but seriously why isn’t our gradua- Staff Reporter The Cove, the new student campus master plan was changed fundamentally different than tion held at Tropicana Field where lounge located on the first floor of by the Board of Trustees in 2009. the student union [students] had students would have the ability to the USC, is often overshadowed by The USC would be combined with agreed to support.” invite their whole family? Can I A majority vote from the Student the Reef. a future housing expansion, and the … start a petition for this?” Navarro Government Senate on Wednesday, The SLC has a student lounge, student services portion of the new Constantine said the 26-member posted on Feb. 12. Feb. 19, supported a bill that will equipped with a pool table, arcade building would be nixed. Senate was unanimous in its With many students respond- put the Student Life Center through games and a piano, but Constantine Kent Kelso, the former regional decision. ing, she quickly returned with a another period of renovation. said her expansion bill, cospon- vice chancellor of student affairs, SG’s budget for the 2013-14 aca- link to her petition. The legislation, proposed by sored by four other Senate mem- said removing student services and demic year was determined on June “I remember learning about Sophia Constantine, chair of SG bers, will create an “effective and organizations from the student 25, 2013, and $100,000 was dedi- this issue during my first year on legislative affairs, calls for an SLC open” haunt for students, a true center was an economic reality. He cated to the SLC expansion during campus. I saw students posting expansion to provide students student life building. said the university would be turn- that time. on Facebook, offering to sell their with a comprehensive student “We really need an all-encom- ing away students without housing Out of the $1.2 million avail- unneeded tickets to the highest space -- what was intended for the passing student space … We want and could not manage an influx of able to be spent, Constantine’s bill bidder. I couldn’t believe it. University Student Center at its to have the spaces that the USC new resident students without an secured a maximum of $500,000 conception. didn’t have that we were expecting,” expansion of services, dining and for the SLC, which includes the Davis 107, which housed the Constantine said. health specifically. $100,000 initially set aside. old Davis Lounge, gave students a … So, the activity and ser- space of their own. Last spring, it In a story published in fall vice fee-funded building mani- closed for renovation, reopening as 2012 titled “USC bait and switch,” fested. According to the arti- See USFSP, p. 2 the Student Success Center. The Crow’s Nest reported that the cle, “a University Student Center See STUDENTS, p.3 February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 crowsneststpete.com Design students 1st in foreign exchange By Matt Thomas Staff Reporter than $70. News Briefs Zabala realized her semester trip, which costed roughly $4,000, Wednesday, Feb. 26 During her first day in Belgium, costs less than it would have to live Thinking about what to do Carmela Zabala, a senior honors in Residence Hall One with the when you graduate? The 2014 student in the graphic design pro- cheapest housing and meal plan Job & Internship Fair, hosted by gram, waited outside a train station. options. the Career Center, can assist you The person coming to pick her up She and Cuahutle agreed the in your job hunt. Only USF stu- was running late, and she was sur- graphic design program in Belgium dents and alumni are permitted rounded by non-English speakers. was quite different than the USFSP to attend. To be admitted, bring Months before, she and senior program. While USFSP’s is digi- your student ID or an official Maria Cuahutle were selected to tally focused, with more skills résumé with USF listed as your participate in the first-ever stu- being taught at once, Saint-Luc’s education. Professional dress dent exchange program at USF takes a more lax approach focused required. Don’t have anything St. Petersburg. The exchange was on fundamental skills, theories and to wear? Visit the Career Center between the USFSP graphic design ethics. during its Career Now hours program and the École Supérieure This semester Baarslag is in St. (Monday through Thursday, des Arts Saint-Luc de Liège art Petersburg staying with students in noon to 5 p.m. and Friday 9 school in Belgium. the graphic design program.

a.m. to noon) and borrow an Planning began in 2011, when Courtesy of Maria Cuahutle “The first week was very intense outfit from the Career Closet. Erika Greenberg-Schneider, a Carmela Zabala and Maria Cuahutle because I had to do a lot of paper- The fair takes place from 10 USFSP visiting graphic design work for the exchange program. a.m. to 3 p.m. in the University instructor spoke at an event in Liege, five students showed interest. Cuahutle was better at understand- At the beginning, it wasn’t very Student Center ballroom. Belgium. Greenburg-Schneider saw Conflicting priorities caused three ing French than speaking it. This easy because I had to get my bear- a professor she knew and asked if students to cancel their applica- made understanding certain home- ings for the class and the system the arts school was interested in tions, leaving Zabala and Cuahutle work assignments difficult. of teaching,” Baarslag said, adding forming a student exchange pro- as the remaining candidates. Last “There was a very big commu- that his classmates and Greenberg- Thursday, Feb. 27 gram with USFSP. spring, the students showcased nication barrier for the first month Schneider made the transition into Do you think your art- With support from the College their portfolios and wrote essays because conversational French is a a different culture easier. work is worthy of a place in of Arts and Sciences, Greenberg- expressing their interest. Then, lot different from what you learn in Greenberg-Schneider said she the Cove, the student lounge in Schneider planned everything. they traveled to Belgium for the fall class,” Zabala said. was happy to send two strong stu- the USC? If so, submit your art USFSP sent two students to semester. Cuahutle and Zabala stayed in dents over to Belgium and thinks by 5 p.m. Bring hard copies of Belgium last semester and brought Zabala found the person she different houses and connected Barslaag is perfect here. She is will- your art to the front of the USC, one student, Laurent Baarslag, was waiting for after 20 minutes. with their hosts. They both enjoyed ing to do it again for anyone in the and submit all digital work to overseas this semester. It took years Initially, she froze on her French, the independent lifestyle Belgium graphic design program. Dustin Pankow at dpankow@ to finalize. though she speaks the language. encouraged, which allowed them usfsp.edu. Physical submissions As a student, Zabala said the She and Cuahutle experienced cul- to visit other cities and countries. must be vertical, 24 inches wide Belgium plans were “up in the ture shock during the first couple The transportation system allowed and 36 inches high. Digital sub- air.” Cuahutle first heard about the of months. Zabala had a rough them to travel inexpensively. Both missions must have a resolution proposed trip during her fresh- time communicating her thoughts made use of a 10-trip pass that cost of 330 ppi. The USC will cover man year. When it came up again, as well as she would have liked to. 50 euros, which translates to less [email protected] printing and framing costs of the winners.

USFSP-Mahaffey relationship is strong Join the Harborside Activities Board for a showing Continued from front page of “The Butler,” the story of a White House butler, Eugene “I knew immediately that five anything until the week of com- USFSP students cannot attend “I love that the relationship with Allen, who served there for 30 tickets wouldn’t be enough when mencement when I received an commencement. Many schools the school and Mahaffey is more years. During his time in the my turn came around, and the email asking if the arrangements allow other students to attend their important than the relationship White House, Allen witnessed thought I may have to buy tickets were still necessary,” Kennedy ceremonies, but because of the lim- with their students who pay to come social change throughout eight from others who got them for free said.“It was left to nearly the last ited space, USFSP does not. here,” Mackover said, jokingly. presidencies. The movie chron- frustrated me,” Navarro said. possible moment.” Bobby Malec, 21, is a political Area high schools including icles how this social change “When talking to my family, my Angela Blockburger, 25, also science major anticipating grad- Gibbs, Boca Ciega, Northeast, affected American society, and boyfriend’s family and friends who graduated in fall, but needed 18 uation in spring 2015. Almost Osceola and Dixie Hollins, hold in turn, Allen’s family. The are in the same situation, or will be tickets for her large family. Because instantly, he can think of at least 25 their graduations at Tropicana Field show begins at 8 p.m. in the in a few semesters, I realized this her family lives mostly in New people he would want to attend his in early summer. Some schools, USC ballroom. issue affected a huge percentage of Jersey, Blockburger found it impor- commencement. like USF Tampa, graduate at the our students.” tant to know who was able to attend “While we’re earning degrees, Sun Dome on the Tampa campus. According to Lanuza, the school so she could arrange travel plans. we’re also still growing up and Students have suggested holding has maintained a great relationship She did not know how many tickets learning to be part of a commu- commencement at either venue. Ready to strut your stuff? with the Mahaffey, which she said is she would have until finals week. nity. We do this with help from our Housing and Residential Life is the largest venue in the closest prox- “It was horrible. Luckily I got families, our friends and those in seeking models and other vol- imity to campus, and the nicest. all the tickets I needed because of our community. It’s a shame our unteers for its Second Annual She said the school wishes they my friends, but I had to depend on graduates have to choose just a few [email protected] Benefit-A-Bull Fashion Show. could accommodate every student others. I even asked people in line of those people to see their com- If interested, you must attend and their families, but the problem as we picked up tickets if they had mencement,” Malec said. a meeting on Monday, Feb. 24, is finding a location big enough. any extra to give away or sell. I was Kaitlyn Mackover, 22, is a psy- Help make a change: at 1 p.m., or Monday, March 3, Lanuza said options are to change willing to pay for extra tickets,” chology major graduating this Navarro’s petition can at 7 p.m. The fashion show will venues or split the ceremony. Blockburger said. semester. She is four tickets short be held Thursday, April 3. In its Jamie Kennedy, 24, graduated While most understand that and has family coming from be found on the USFSP first year last spring, proceeds from USFSP in December 2013. having the graduation ceremony at Michigan and Ohio. Her family is Know-It-All’s Guide on benefitted CASA, a local orga- While she only needed one extra the Mahaffey could be considered working it out amongst themselves Facebook or by searching nization working to end domes- ticket, she faced another issue. tradition, some say the school has to decide who will watch her walk tic violence and aid survivors. “On the initial commencement outgrown the theater. and who will not. Mackover hopes “USFSP commencement” application you have to apply for Students also expressed disap- her family will visit anyway, but she on Change.org. handicap seating. I never heard pointment when learning that other knows the issue has upset them. crowsneststpete.com February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 Green energy on table at next election By Amanda Starling amount of money accrued each projects to match. When the Board in the Fitness Center, a Chevrolet Staff Reporter semester. Since the start of 2011, of Governors approved SGEF, hybrid truck for the Waterfront, SGEF has collected more than Leggett made a presentation in water bottle refilling stations, out- The table at the Student Green $300,000 in student green fees. front of USFSP administration, door recycling bins and placing Energy Fund committee is filled A student green energy fund which secured a consistent flow of LED lights throughout the park- with faculty, staff and students. exists at a few other Florida uni- information between the commit- ing garage. Before graduating, Each member at the bi-monthly versities, including USF Tampa and tee and the regional chancellor. senior committee members want meeting leaves with a task: research New College of Florida. A small “The leadership team backed us to ensure incoming members have a new sustainability concept. It’s all group of students pushed the con- 100 percent,” Leggett said. accomplishments. in preparation for the next genera- cept of a green fund to the Board The money accumulated by “We’re trying to finish set- tion of SGEF student committee of Trustees for USF, who approved, SGEF cannot be touched by any ting that foundation,” McGarigal members. and then to the Board of Governors other university entity and does said. The committee meets twice “We’re the people who take the for the state. Other universities, not roll over to reserves or other a month, establishing tasks students’ ideas and empower them such as Florida State, have failed accounts, unlike other university and building relationships with with the funding and our ability to to maintain a green fund. Local fees. green clubs and organizations cut through red tape,” said Michael private colleges, including Eckerd SGEF collaborates with stu- on campus, such as the Student Leggett, chair of SGEF. “If a student College and the University of dents to develop and present proj- Environmental Awareness Society has an idea that makes the campus Tampa, have sought meetings with ect ideas before the committee. and the Gardening Club. Amanda Starling/The Crow’s Nest more sustainable, we give them USFSP’s SGEF to get information Proposals are collected in the “We’re all growing with all of funding and have them present to about its success. middle of each semester, primarily the other environmental groups on “SGEF gives students the us.” “We really went beyond what from students. The presenter must campus,” Leggett said. opportunity to lead the commu- SGEF is up for a revote with the would normally be pushed in order perform research with contrac- The buzz over SGEF and a rec- nity,” Leggett said. “We really have upcoming student body elections, for the committee to stay effective tors, prove how the idea promotes ommendation from the SG director the opportunity to rewrite the iden- which will determine if the $1 per long term,” said Daniel McGarigal, sustainability and share the idea in of sustainable initiatives brought tity of USF St. Pete.” credit hour tuition-based fees will senior media officer. “It makes the front of the committee. When ideas Alyssa Winston to the committee. continue being collected for the university unique and it allows the don’t make it through the commit- “The best part of SGEF to me [email protected] fund. Students will have the option students to make a big impact with tee vote, members of the committee is definitely that it is mostly student to vote in favor of or against the fee some of their tuition dollars. You mentor the presenters to strengthen run and driven,” Winston said. “It on the same ballot as the Student don’t usually have the opportunity their ideas. is amazing that so much money, Government presidential and sena- to make things different, make a “If others say ‘no,’ I tell students and so many big decisions are left Want to stay green? The torial elections. challenge, learn a process.” to stand by and that I’ll take care up to the students, who know what Student Green Energy Fund is Since fall 2011, SGEF has laid According to Leggett, com- of it. If we approve your project, other students actually do want.” up for re-vote to renew its three- the foundation for a new generation munication with the facilities we’re going to make that happen,” Winston is a part of the next year cycle. The vote for SGEF is of committee members and student department and faculty secures Leggett said. generation of SGEF committee on the same ballot as the Student input. the committee’s ability to get Projects over the past three members. She envisions more stu- Government elections, which The committee hears sustain- things done. Leggett asked facili- years include solar-powered elec- dents aware of their ability to get takes place Feb. 24 at 8 a.m. able projects proposed by students ties what the school could do to be tronic device charging stations, involved in projects and sees the through Feb. 27 at 5 p.m. and implements according to the more sustainable and coordinated energy efficient cardio equipment incentives of their involvement.

ContinuedStudents from front page in favor of larger lounge space collection of student feedback and Composed of two resident students, assembled by Lombardi-Nelson designer and build plans until the In the bill, it notes that USFSP a design that updates the existing two commuters and two SG mem- and Franklin Alves, the Senate end of the semester. Construction Director of Facilities Services John lounge. However, the expansion is bers, the committee and designer president. Constantine said the on the SLC will happen over Dickson recognized there are not limited to these changes. will obtain ideas and specifics on two will market committee par- summer and is expected to be com- “major facility improvements that Constantine said spaces already what students want incorporated ticipation to students, allowing pleted by the beginning of fall. Set must be addressed to assure basic established in the SLC have poten- into the SLC. them to speak up if they wish to get to end by mid-March, the construc- operations of the SLC.” To clarify, tial to grow, and the current lounge Before the bill passed, involved. tion along Sixth Avenue S. should The Crow’s Nest contacted Dickson area could be renovated in many Constantine said she was garnering The committee ensures the not interfere with the expansion. and Student Body President Mark ways. responses from students. She said $500,000, which is comprised of Lombardi-Nelson, who worked “It could become Multicultural they were in favor of a lounge space activity and service fees, will reflect with Constantine to create the Affairs’ entire center,” she said, and showed interest in a commu- what students envision for the SLC, expansion bill, but did not hear “It could become a 24-hour quiet nity kitchen. The kitchen, for exam- according to Constantine. She said back. study room or nap room.” ple, would cater to everyone: com- one way this project is different The bill will fund the new How the space will be renovated muters, those with extra time in from the USC is that the process of student lounge, which involves depends on the input the ad hoc between classes and students living gathering student opinion will be expanding the outside rotunda of committee, temporarily formed in the USC who do not have access more facilitated. the SLC to become enclosed, equip- to collaborate with the building to a kitchen. Once the ad hoc commit- ment for the lounge based off SG’s designer, gathers from students. The ad hoc committee will be tee emerges, it will meet with the [email protected] Presidential voting takes place this week Continued from front page

“We pretty much all hate it,” he away. She hopes to involve more student body. They want to be here. They want to any rumors that we were a joke said. He said he wants to make clear organic and local food on campus. “We’re here for you guys, and we have a voice.” campaign,” he said. pushes against them. Vice president candidates want you guys to have a successful Tift approached Gonzalez after “We’re not just running around In the vice president debate, bounced ideas for SG communi- time at USF St. Petersburg,” said the debate and thanked her for her with dinosaurs,” Burch added. Alexa Burch, Boyd’s running part- cation with PeteSync, goals for the Alves, in his closing statement. words. “Someone understands!” he ner, discussed Sodexo when talking vice president seat and improve- At the end of the debate, said to her. They exchanged a hug. [email protected] about her platform. ments for student life. Calculator Gonzalez turned to Tift. “I just Like Tift and Hanson, Boyd “Yes. Sodexo sucks. We’re sorry,” checkouts, improving the com- wanted to say, kudos to you.” She and Burch also lack SG experience. VOTE! Student body elec- she said. Acknowledging the uni- muter experience and usage of turned to the crowd. “They’re not But Boyd told The Crow’s Nest he tion polls are open now through versity’s five-year contract with Facebook were discussed among a part of Student Government. thought the debate was “smashing.” Feb. 27. Vote on Orgsync.com Sodexo, she said it wasn’t going candidates as new ideas for the They’re just a part of the crowd. “Our main goal was to dispel or in the USC Regatta Room. February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 crowsneststpete.com Local musician John Gold talks new album By Angelina Bruno and books?” So I realized human and decided to make themselves Crow’s Nest Correspondent beings are very childlike in their better over time. understanding of things. CN: What instruments do you It’s also in reference to Arthur, play? John Gold, a local musician which is the Germanic name JG: Guitar, bass, banjo, piano, from Land O’ Lakes, recently for the bear, the great bear, Ursa ukulele, drums. Anything I can get released his fifth album, Major. The space in between Ursa my hands on really. Major and Ursa Minor is invisible CN: Would you rather play in Arthur Unknown. The album to the naked eye, and that’s called smaller or larger venues? Literary Love was written during a two-year the Great Mystery, therefore the JG: I’d rather play in larger period, then recorded, mixed, “unknown.” venues, not that I can get booked at By Erin Murphy matched and self-produced The [acronym] AU, is the chem- them yet. Staff Reporter ical symbol for Gold, which is my CN: When did you write your We all love a good romance, in Gold’s home. He labels his last name. first song? even if it’s fictional. In fact, genre as experimental, but it CN: Did you play all the instru- JG: The first song I wrote was some of the most iconic love sto- could be called indie-folk. The ments on the album or were there when I was 7 or 8 years old, and it ries are fantasies. But what if our Crow’s Nest spoke with Gold other musicians? was when I was taking piano les- favorite characters fell in love recently about his musical JG: I told some of my friends sons, and it was kind of an idea for with other people? We exam- to tell me about their most life a film soundtrack. I was into really Ryan Ballogg/The Crow’s Nest ine the would-be relationships endeavors. changing experiences and some of campy horror movies and I still below. those made it onto the album. So, am. Then I ended up putting it in a from Canine Records. They The Crow’s Nest: How long other than people narrating and song called “Drumroll Please,” the wrote me back and said they didn’t † Charlie of The Perks of did it take you to create Arthur one drum part, I performed all of melody from it, when I was 18. want me … I don’t deal with it. I Being a Wallflower & Bella Unknown? the instruments on the album. I CN: When was your first just understand that what I am is of Twilight: Both Charlie and JG: It’s divided into two halves, recorded it, mixed, matched and performance? what I am. Bella are twitchy and with- and they are recorded one year produced it myself and at my house. JG: The first time I ever per- I’m not surprised that people drawn, and don’t quite fit in at apart. The first half is detailing one CN: What has been the formed was at a birthday party. I don’t generally understand my their judgmental (and, in Bella’s life that I lived and in between it a response to this album? heard someone perform with just music because, in a sense, I’m writ- case, vampire infested) high bunch of really life-changing events JG: I went out on a four-month an acoustic guitar, and I thought ing a lot about things that people schools. Together, they would be happened, and I started to refine tour, and I talked to [people] about to myself, “Well why didn’t I think don’t typically go through, until at a wonderfully awkward match myself into the person I am today. what was going on in their lives, of that?” I never thought of being a which time they do go through it. made in fictional heaven. CN: What is this album about? what ails them. I’ve had people tell single performer. It was almost like My newest record is less relatable JG: I hit rock bottom. I started me directly that conversing with culture shock for me. I asked the than my other albums. † Augustus of The Fault to come up, and I started to align them has helped them see the world person if I could play after them, CN: Is there anything else you in Our Stars & Hermione myself with more positive ways in a different way, so I think that’s and I had a whole set written I had think people need to know? of the Harry Potter series: of thinking. From one side to the the real response to this album. just never performed. It was awe- JG: Just be you. Just live your life Wise cracking and intelligent other, it’s the journey of me being CN: What did you learn on some luck. Actually it was more and don’t try to live so that other Augustus would find his perfect this one individual, who I would your recent nationwide tour? than luck. It was totally meant for people will see how good you’re match in Hermione’s sharp wit. consider to be a very evil person, JG: I learned that I love myself a me to play that night. doing. And if you ever see anyone She’s bossy, smart, stubborn -- into quite a better person. lot more than I thought I did. It was CN: What is performing like who needs your help, reach down and almost as full of personality This album is me trying to dem- a great opportunity for me to live for you? and give them help. It’s a matter of as Gus himself. onstrate the death of one thing to by my own set of rules. I became a JG: Playing music for me is like doing what’s right. allow the birth of another, letting lot more fearless. speaking to individual people. † Edward of Twilight & go of certain things to allow room CN: What are your When I play I really feed off indi- [email protected] Sam of The Perks of Being a for other things to grow. inspirations? viduals, not the group as a whole, Wallflower: Sam’s artistic and CN: What is the title, Arthur JG: My main inspiration is the but one person or another, and that independent. Edward’s moody Unknown, in reference to? King James Version of the Bible helps me to determine how to play. Listen up:Arthur and brooding. Samward (as JG The title is in reference to and the Greek and Hebrew tran- It’s almost an accelerant for it. Unknown, along with good a combo name as any) “author unknown.” It’s a play off scripts. I think that as far as moral CN: How do you deal with T-shirts, stickers, but- would be an aloof, too-cool-for- of it because when I was a child, constructs, it is second to none. rejection in a musical, profes- tons and all Gold’s other you couple that would eschew I used to hear the words author Other than that I’m really inspired sional sense? albums, can be pur- the high school dance in favor unknown, and I would think to by people. People who want better JG: I’ve written a record label chased at johngoldflor- of introspective musings at the myself, “Arthur unknown? Who is things for their lives, people who every day for the past three months, ida.bigcartel.com. record store. Until Edward’s this great writer of so many poems have literally been at the bottom and I’ve only gotten one response vampire ways got the best of him. Sorry, Sam. Sometimes love sucks.

† Katniss of The Hunger Games & Jacob of Twilight: The couple that hunts together, stays together. Katniss is right at home in the woods, which makes her a perfect match for Jacob, who spends most of his days hiding out in the forest as a were-man (wolf dude?). The only trick would be getting him to imprint on her.

† Harry of the Harry Potter series & Prim of The Hunger Games: Seeing as Harry was totally fine with dating Ron’s younger sister Ginny, we’re sure he’d fall for gentle and innocent Prim. His knack for spells and her gift for healing would make them a magical match. crowsneststpete.com February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 Review: Antonio Adolfo at Jazz Fest By Ryan Ballogg on flute, tenor and soprano saxo- stage companions all night, dinosaurs to the young lizards. Staff Reporter phone joined him. All were younger through incomprehensible time And the fact that jazz music is than Adolfo, and two even looked signatures and a few brilliant solos, there for those who want it, and for audience, and not just do things The thing about jazz: to be in there twenties. At the beck- he deemed them “pretty good,” those who don’t yet know they want to please ourselves as musicians,” As the crowd filed in for the oning of Adolfo’s tapping foot, they with a broad grin, and led the audi- it, is a good sign for the culture of Manson said. headline event of the St. Petersburg jumped, and were off. ence in a round of applause for St. Petersburg. According to Manson, that Jazz Festival on Saturday night, The band swanned through them. He said they had only prac- Plans for the future: means proving preconceptions more heads were gray than not. The a number of songs by staple jazz ticed the extremely complex num- This was the sixth annual St. about jazz wrong -- like that it is too room was full, but not packed. Petersburg Jazz Festival, and the cerebral or simply boring. In his opening words, David second year it took place in multi- "When I’m booking I look for Manson, the director and founder ple venues across the city, including stuff that’s edgy and original. Types of the festival, said, “It’s a sign of the Palladium, the Studio@620 and of music that people won’t hear the times. A lot of people don’t have the St. Petersburg College Music other places,” Manson said. the interest in sitting and concen- Center. Manson also heads the local trating on something like jazz any- Manson, who is also a professor nonprofit EMIT, which promotes more. But I think there will always at SPC’s Music Industry Recording jazz and international music in the be a niche of people who keep Arts program, said that he hopes to Bay area. coming back.” cultivate a local audience for jazz “There seems to be this weird The size or age of the crowd did music in the coming years, includ- stigma that if you’re from here, not diminish the excitement of ing a lot more young people. you’re nobody,” Manson said. “But what happened next, however. Brazilian pianist Antonio Adolfo and his band Ryan Ballogg/The Crow’s Nest “I think a lot of it is about the we have a lot of fine jazz musicians Renowned Brazilian pianist venue. We had a lot of younger in the area.” Antonio Adolfo strolled out, alone artists, some Brazilian and some bers together once, earlier that day. people come out when we had a Manson said he was pleased at first, sat down and played an American. In between numbers, “But that’s the great thing about show at Art Pool last year.” with the festival this year and the enthralling solo piece on the piano. Adolfo elaborated on the history of jazz,” he said. “It’s different every Next year, Manson plans to cater increasing number of sponsors. He As his fingers pressed out the last the songs in a rich accent, pointing time.” the festival to different generations, is already working toward making chord of the song, the audience out the styles the songs were in, as What was really an hour and offering some shows at more social it bigger and better next year. members greeted him like their well as which ones would be appro- a half performance passed by for venues that allow people to interact However the festival changes, long-lost love from Rio de Janeiro. priate for dancing or for summer what seemed like 30 minutes. and move around -- and others at Manson said one thing will always Adolfo, whose songs have been festivals. There were other, more modern traditional indoor venues, where be the same. recorded by the likes of Stevie Laughter showed up in the lines forms of music being performed “the acoustics are near perfect,” “We’re gonna stay true to jazz,” Wonder, introduced himself on his face as he teased melodies out in St. Petersburg that night. But according to Manson. he said. humbly and called a backing band of the keys and challenged the band it is not likely any of them offered Manson, a jazz musician him- Until next year’s festival, check of local jazz musicians onto the to follow him; to get quiet together; the same level of improvisation, self, plays trombone in several local out EMITseries.com and stpete- stage. to crescendo; and then to turn off the same level of musicianship, or musical groups, most notably O jazzfest.com to keep tabs on local A drummer, bassist, guitar the switch without warning. the same interaction – the passing Som Do Jazz. jazz performances. player and a multi-instrumentalist After thoroughly testing his of the musical torch from the old “We need to cultivate the [email protected] February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 crowsneststpete.com

Editorial Don’t vape on me, please

Imagine sitting in your office 21. less harmful.” Administration has yet to complete speaking to a co-worker about the Earlier this month, Chicago The subject of Benowitz’ testa- its review of the e-cigarette safety. week’s agenda. You glance up from banned all indoor e-cigarette ment is important -- current ciga- Yet for New Jersey, Utah and North your computer and a cloud of white smoking. rette smokers. For those looking Dakota, states that have already mist has suddenly engulfed your Motivation for the bans doesn’t to kick a nasty habit, e-cigs are a prohibited vape use anywhere reg- coworker’s face. A hint of passion stem from current issues of public worthy alternative. It’s the young ular cigarettes are not allowed, the fruit lingers in the air. health, but rather the effects e-cig- nonsmokers who want a pink vape USDA’s opinion doesn’t hold much Your co-worker’s e-cigarette arette use could have on future to match their new lip gloss that stake. The student newspaper at the University emissions may not be harmful to generations. Opponents of the may be at risk. There are valid arguments for of South Florida St. Petersburg. you, but does that make it OK for devices say they normalize smok- The NBC story also quotes a each side of this squabble. them to whip out their vape pen in ing, making it look cool and sexy recent CDC poll that revealed, of Editor-in-Chief: the middle of a conversation? to teens. those surveyed, the number of E-cigarettes are helping millions Tyler Killette For now, use of e-cigarettes in And though the e-cigarettes use middle and high school students of addicts live healthier lives. They Managing Editor: Chelsea Tatham public indoor spaces is legal in a heating mechanism to vapor- who admitted to trying vapes dou- are providing a positive service to Creative Director: Florida. But with the trend of ban- ize a flavored nicotine solution, as bled from 2011 to 2012 to nearly current and former tobacco users. Suzanne Sidler ning vaping to designated smoking opposed to burning tobacco, some two million. Of those, 160,000 had But in order to prevent e-cigarettes News Editor: areas is rising across the country, it fear that use may lead to regular never touched a real cigarette. from having the opposite effect Amanda Starling may not be legal for long. cigarette smoking. So, what’s the allure? Do kids -- encouraging teens and young Assistant News Editor: Last month, New York City San Francisco General Hospital see people vaping while browsing adults to develop a deadly habit -- Jennifer Nesslar banned e-cigarette use in public Doctor Neal Benowitz, a nicotine through Abercrombie & Fitch and regulations on the devices must be Arts & Life Editor Ryan Ballogg indoor spaces, including restau- expert quoted in a story by NBC, think, “Hey, that person makes a rethought. Assistant Arts & Life Editor: rants, bars, theaters, sports arenas said the latest generation of e-ciga- nicotine addiction look awesome!”? And, yes, while the blast Erin Murphy and private office buildings. The rettes are far less toxic compared to It seems that some do. of water vapor that hits you in line Sports Editor act was made as an amendment to the first ones that came out 10 years Would it change anything if we at at the check-out counter or while Mike Hopey the city’s 1995 Smoke-Free Air Act, ago. limited e-cigarette use to desig- ordering a burrito is super annoy- Entertainment Critic which regulates smoking in public “I have to say that more recent nated smoking areas and outdoor ing, at least it’s keeping someone Matt Thomas spaces. Under it, e-cigarettes will products are much cleaner so anal- spaces? It couldn’t hurt. from a potentially fatal addiction. Photo Editor Taylor Austin also be prohibited in many public yses of products nowadays show We’ve reached a point where But those who already incorpo- Copy Editor open spaces, such as parks, beaches much lower level of contaminants,” cigarette smoking is no longer rate smoking into their daily lives Meaghan Habuda and pedestrian plazas, according Benowitz told NBC. “They still have cool. That’s an achievement society are used to doing so in designated Marketing Manager to the British Medical Journal. The some toxins and there are still some can be proud of. But, by normaliz- spaces. Why aren’t e-cigarette Lazar Anderson ban comes just weeks after New concerns, but most likely, e-ciga- ing the use of vapes, are we decon- users expected to exhibit the same Advertising Manager York became the first major city to rette users are right that e-cig use, structing that feat? courtesy? Jess aldrich raise the tobacco buying age to to if they stop smoking, will be much The U.S. Food and Drug [email protected] Community Relations Samantha Ouimette Staff Adviser Rob Hooker [email protected].

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Facebook: The Crow’s Nest at USF St. Petersburg Twitter: @USFcrowsnest crowsneststpete.com crowsneststpete.com February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 Abortion rights v. free speech By Chelsea Tatham Staff Columnist zone law hope to see it stay. Horror It’s not about being pro-choice or protestors I’ve seen happen to be stories are constantly flying around anti-abortion. men. about women’s experience being The problem is ensuring the In a Boston Globe article from Oh, and as for the men intimi- harassed, intimidated and even safety of those using these clinics Jan. 12, Eleanor McCullen spends dating and harassing these women Last month, U.S. Supreme Court assaulted while entering and leav- not just for abortions, but also for a few mornings each week standing who could be making the hardest justices heard arguments concern- ing these clinics. contraception, screenings and get- outside the Planned Parenthood in decision of their lives, come talk to ing the law in Massachusetts gov- Both sides are throwing out ting access to information about Boston trying to counsel women me when you grow a uterus. erning the 35-foot buffer zone claims about the size of the buffer women’s health. against having abortions. around the entrance to reproduc- zone, the free speech rights of pro- In Massachusetts in 1994, two McCullen, don’t you have any- tive health facilities. The court testors, the differences between employees were murdered inside thing better to do than stand out- ruling for McCullen v. Coakley is clinic employees and protestors and two health clinics just for work- side trying to counsel women who expected to come in June. hearing stories of harassment from ing there. According to Planned you know nothing about? The law, passed in 2007, created patients. Parenthood, it and other health care Some other questions for these buffer zones to limit harassment But what is the main issue here? facilities had seen 40 bombings, 406 protestors: Do you know what these and violence toward those coming Being a journalist, I’m all for stalking cases, 112 assaults, three women are going through? Do you and going into reproductive health free speech in every way. But as a kidnappings and 16 attempted even know why they are there? How clinics like Planned Parenthood. human being, I’m also all for being murders during the 1990s. does this even affect you? Anti-abortion activists say able to come and go into any health Even if you have never been to If you can’t sleep at night know- the law violates their right of free care facility or doctor’s office with- a Planned Parenthood or a simi- ing there are women out there speech, claiming many activists out fear of being screamed at and lar clinic, almost everyone has considering abortion or even just Chelsea Tatham is a senior aren’t really protestors, but just having things thrown at me. driven by one and seen protestors wanting to take advantage of these majoring in mass communications want to peacefully counsel women The problem isn’t the size of the with bloody signs, baby dolls and clinics for vital women’s health ser- and managing editor. She can be against getting abortions. zone, the rights and rules concern- pictures of dead babies lining the vices, you seriously need to get your reached at [email protected] Others in favor of the buffer ing clinic employees or free speech. street. Interestingly, many of the priorities straight. or on Twitter @chelsea91T. Stop tappin’ your phones and save lives By Erin Murphy proves, our generation has spawned What’s sad is not only that the your phone down, not only are you it. We’re blessed with air condi- Staff Columnist an entire legion of Obsessive Cell girl ignored her pal, but that she becoming less of a notification- tioning, freedom and the ability to Phone Checkers. While our mobile didn’t even hesitate. She had to grab checking zombie, but you’re actu- pursue education. We enjoy tech- devices give us access to a wealth of her phone; it was her natural reac- ally helping people who are in des- nology. We have clean water. These important information (like those tion. The impulse to fiddle with perate need. A much better use for things can’t be taken for granted. About a week ago, I was sit- crucial updates on Justin Bieber’s mobile technology is irresistible. your iPhone than Instagramming People, please put your phones ting in Starbucks, people watch- latest shenanigans), rarely do we let Enter UNICEF. your breakfast? I think so. down. ing, when I saw a couple on what go of them. UNICEF, the United Nations The money that the organiza- We all need water to survive. must have been a date. The pair was So not only do we seem to, at International Children’s tion collects from users not touch- We don’t need cell phones. snuggled up on a coffee-colored least sometimes, use technology Emergency Fund, has introduced ing their phones, while logged onto couch, bodies angled toward each for the wrong reasons (Flappy Bird, the Tap Project, a cause that aims the UNICEF Tap Project app, will other, clearly an item. The only anyone?), but our constant use of to provide for those in need and get go toward supplying clean water for problem was, they weren’t talking. cellphone communication actually you off your phone. Excellent! kids worldwide. They were communicating,detaches us from one another. Here’s how it works: For every The UNICEF site states that though -- just not with each other. Case in point: 10 minutes you’re not tweeting or there are 768 million people with- Erin Murphy is a sophomore Both the man and the woman Just last week, I saw a girl and a texting or tapping your cell phone, out clean water to drink, as well as majoring mass communications had their faces only inches away guy talking casually about a school UNICEF’s sponsors “will fund one 2.5 billion that don’t have properly and assistant arts and life editor. from their smart phones, scrolling assignment, that’s when the girl’s day of clean water for a child in sanitized water, which can lead to She can be reached at erinmur- through newsfeeds and sending phone buzzed. A nanosecond later, need,” according to the Tap Project death and disease. [email protected] or on Twitter @ texts. she snatched it, checking a text in website. We live a relatively cushy life sassyerbear. As this unfortunate example the middle of her friend’s sentence. That means that by putting here in the states if you think about Being a young black man in America By Corey Givens Jr. Guest Columnist hatred rule our neighborhoods life in harm’s way by making this chosen violence. If we are to ever be the society should be weeping. decision? The time has come – to end gun that Lincoln, King and Kennedy I do not fault the ruthless man I choose to live. violence in our homes, in our com- dreamed of, now is the time to act. who shot 17-year-old Jordan Davis. However, I do not choose to be a munities and in our schools. I am a young black man in America I place the blame on the judicial prisoner in the society I live in. The time has come – to stand up and I say enough is enough. This past weekend Blacksystem; for Dunn must for what is right America wept as the Michael Dunn be judged by a higher and speak out Trial verdict was read. A mistrial calling. The crime he We have been taught to hate, but not against what is or a mistake? That is the question I has committed is clear wrong. ask myself. As a young black man as day: He gunned to love. We have fostered intolerance, The time has living in America, I weep. down a child. come – to hear the I weep not because I am a minor- With a flurry of but shut our doors to tolerance. voices of young ity living in a Caucasian-dominated mixed emotions luring black men like society. I weep not because hun- throughout this great land, I cannot We are the only ones who can myself saying, “No longer will I be dreds of young black men are dying help but look at myself in the put an end to the crime that has a statistic.” yearly due to gun violence. But I mirror and wonder, am I, a young battered our country immensely. This is not a time to fight hatred weep because of the cruel injustice black male, safe in my own com- We have been taught to hate, but with hatred. This is not a time Corey Givens is a senior major- of the judicial system in America. munity? Is it a crime for me to play not to love. We have fostered intol- to cast blame on a man who was ing in mass communications. He Each and every one of us living the music I choose, however loud I erance, but shut our doors to toler- acting on cruel intent. For he knew can be reached at corey.givensjr@ in a society where violence and choose to play it? Or do I place my ance. We have neglected peace, and not what he was doing. yahoo.com. February 23 - March 1, 2014| Volume 48 |Issue 22 crowsneststpete.com Rowdies begin preseason New league wants Tampa Back to work The Tampa Bay Rowdies will begin their 2014 preseason The All 11 Football League wants to make Tampa a Olympic break is over and the schedule on Saturday, March 1 against the defending AAC franchise location. The league, where all 11 players on Lightning get back to the NHL champions, the USF Bulls, at Corbett Soccer Stadium offense can catch a pass, will play an exhbition on May grind on Thursday night in on Campus. The Rowdies will also play the University of 17 at Raymond James Stadium to showcase the league Nashville. Captain Martin St. Tampa, St. Leo and FGCU prior to their April 12 opener at will be debut in 2015. The game will be broadcast on Louis won gold in Sochi and defen- Al Lang against FC Edmonton. ESPN 2. seman Sami Salo won Bronze. USFSP Baseball Upcoming Schedule March 8 USFSP vs. Brampton (CAN), 1 March 9 USFSP vs. Ontario (CAN), 1 USFSP vs. Ontario (CAN), 4 All games played at Walter Shut up Fuller field. Men’s Basketball Weekly Schedule Feb. 26 and take USF vs. UConn, 7 (CBSS) March 1 USF at Rutgers, noon (ESPNews) Last Week’s Results Feb. 18 my money! Louisville 80, USF 54 Conference Standings Photo Illustration by Matt Thomas and Mike Hopey conf. overall W-L w-l Cincinnati 13-2 24-4 A new look for the Buccaneers is a chance for Louisville 12-2 23-4 SMU 11-4 22-6 fans to help fatten the Glazer’s bottom line Memphis 10-4 21-6 UConn 9-5 21-6 By Mike Hopey identity in the community are logo and helmet update. Team offi- Jaguars introduced the first two- Staff Reporter Houston 5-9 13-14 important aspects for the logo cials said the colors of red, pewter tone helmet, and the Minnesota Rutgers 4-10 10-17 The helmet is brighter and the update but the $2.1 billion the and black will not change. Vikings became the first team to USF 3-11 12-15 flag is bigger. The red pops more, ditch the glossy finish on the helmet the skull is meaner and pretty soon for a matte finish. UCF 2-12 10-15 it will be plastered on hats, T-shirts Nike signed a contract worth Temple 2-12 7-19 and jerseys that will all be for sale. $1.1 billion in 2011 to replace Thursday night the Tampa Reebok as the uniform supplier. Bay Buccaneers introduced their The Buccaneers’ first logo change Women’s Basketball new helmet with an updated logo in 1997 was designed to accomplish Weekly Schedule design. Hall-of-Famer Warren the same goal as the 2014 redesign. Feb. 25 Sapp and current Buccaneer defen- After years of failure and mockery sive tackle introduced the helmet with the creamsicle-colored jerseys USF vs. Memphis, 7 live on the NFL Network. that featured the original wink- March 1 The new black helmet features ing-pirate logo nicknamed Bucco USF vs. SMU, 7 a chrome facemask, the first in the Bruce, the Buccaneers worked with Last Week’s Results National Football League, and has the league to design a new, more the new Bucs logo displayed more intimidating presence. Feb. 19 prominently on the helmet. Long-time Tampa Tribune car- USF 62, Cincinatti 43 “Oh, you absolutely need more toonist Lamar Sparkman designed Feb. 22 bling in your life,” Sapp said. “I love the original logo in 1976. The this helmet.” “Bucco Bruce” logo was intro- USF 72, Temple 69 “This is an exciting day for the duced as a throwback uniform that Tampa Bay Buccaneers Conference Standings entire Buccaneers organization The Buccaneers new helmet, which was introduced on Feb. 20 by Hall of Fame the Buccaneers wore once a year as we begin the process of intro- from 2009 to 2012. The team didn’t conf. overall inductee Warren Sapp, features a larger logo and one-of-a-kind chrome facemask. ducing our new look by reveal- The logo has been altered to be sharper and make the skull look meaner wear the throwbacks last season W-L w-l ing an enhanced logo and new because of a rule change in the NFL UConn 15-0 28-0 helmet design,” said Buccaneers league made in 2010 from mer- The Bucs join seven other NFL that required players use the same Louisville 15-1 27-2 Co-Chairman Edward Glazer. chandise revenue was an equally teams that have drastically altered helmet the entire season. “The logo is much larger and por- big factor. Overall, the league earns their uniform design in the past five Rutgers 11-4 20-6 trays a more intimidating presence, more than $9 billion annually. seasons. The entire league changed USF 10-5 15-11 while the chrome facemask is the New T-shirts, hats, jerseys, the template for jerseys when Nike SMU 7-8 16-10 first used by an NFL team. This is sweatshirts, dog accessories, home became the uniform supplier, How do you feel about the the first alteration to our logo and goods, stuffed animals, stationary replacing Reebok, in 2012. Buccaneers new logo and helmet? Temple 6-9 12-14 helmet since the previous redesign and golf equipment will all feature Nike is also the supplier for col- Let The Crow’s Nest know by writ- Cincinnati 5-11 12-15 17 years ago, and we believe it sets the new logo. The most common lege programs like the University ing on our Facebook page, send- Memphis 4-11 11-16 the stage for our transition into attire at NFL stadiums, jerseys, sell of Oregon Ducks who are known ing us an email at sports@crows- this new, exciting era of Buccaneers for more than $134 on NFL.com. for their creative and wide-ranging neststpete.com or tweeeting us UCF 3-13 10-17 football.” A public unveiling of a new jersey and helmet combinations. @CNSportspage. Best responses Houston 1-15 5-22 Intimidation on the field and jersey on March 5 will follow the Last season the Jacksonville could end up in the next issue.