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ERIC MUNSON leading to much schedule-related participate in a student-teaching ERIC MUNSON Senior Reporter uncertainty beforehand. experience. Senior Reporter "We all have to get on there Khan, as a student s this spring semester and rush to get in the good times," specializing in special education, he Office of Disability slowly, or quickly, McVey said. "So, we never really has to take 12 credits of normal Support Services (DSS) is depending on who you know what our schedule is going courses on top of her student­ an organization on campus Aask, grinds to a halt, universityto be like until we can actually teaching too, in the evening after Tthat provides accommodations students are racing to complete pick those lab periods." the normal school day ends. and services to students with end-of-semester projects, essays The major's curriculum Though she was unsure of the psychological conditions, medical and exams, and that is not to culminates in clinical experiences exact credit amounts of required conditions and temporary injuries. mention final exams which are during senior year. That includes of students of her age with other DSS works closely with the next week. It is objectively a spending full days at hospitals concentrations, she said that she Division of Student Life, but all hectic time of the academic year and seeing patients. believes that they also are doing of their reports are given to Carol for students, but for some majors, Shamael Khan is a junior the same. Henderson, the vice provost of a massive workload is just the elementary education major The time when a student is diversity, whose job is to make status quo. who is specializing in special student-teaching and taking their diversity a priority in all facets of Everyone knows that the education. She described her own classes is objectively a lot to the university. engineering departments here at major's off-campus curriculum as handle. According to April Howarth, the university, while prestigious mostly divided into two halves. "Not only are you teaching, one of the accommodation and well-preparing for a future For the first two years of a but you also are doing the lesson coordinators for DSS, there are career, assign a notoriously student's time at the university, plans consistently, and keeping currently 1,923 students enrolled large course workload for their along with normal classes, they up with the deadlines and then through DSS in some way. students during their time are taking practicum classes in you have your courses which "Our office provides as an undergraduate. Other which they tour local schools have their own work and exams," academic accommodations as university majors, like nursing and tutor local students. For Khan said. well as housing accomodations," and elementary education, assign the second two years, students Howarth said. their major workloads in the form Some of the housing of off-campus, hands-on field accommodations that DSS experience. provides for students include On top of their course proximity to an elevator in their curriculum, nursing majors dorm, room assignment on have three requirements to fill, the first floor, handicap access according to Maddie McVey, a buttons near exits and access to junior nursing student. a refrigerator for certain types of She said that before their medication. senior year, students must When registering for DSS, participate in field experiences in students use an online form that which they go to an off-campus asks for information regarding medical facility and shadow their needs, such as specification medical professionals to see how of their diagnosis and what they carry out their daily duties. accommodations they might "Every time I have gone to the need. field experiences, it's been good However, the list is not experience actually witnessing exhaustive and new conditions stuff in practice, not just in a come up every once in a while. classroom," McVey said. "A student can provide us She also said that they also with documentation from a have to participate in skills labs, medical doctor, a neurologist, in which they learn and hone psychologist, a counselor." their skills at nursing tasks like Ia/ORK Howarth said. "Basically any safely giving injections. The labs, third-party professional qualified though have to be signed up for to make a diagnosis." separately from normal courses, CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 i i MAY 14, 2019 2 udreview.com PENCIL IT IN

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SHREYA GADDIPATI professor at the Biden School of folks to take action any time City's plan of the same name, Legislation laid out in New SENIOR REPORTER Public Policy and Administration, soon? I'm very skeptical." which has similar goals to York City's version of the Green says that these goals, while Scattone, a research the federal proposal but has New Deal includes banning the hen the Green New Deal they may be admirable to some, assistant professor in the outlined regulations and construction of inefficient glass- was proposed by Sen. are too lofty to be practical. Energy and Environmental legislation that will be used to walled buildings, mandating Ed Markey (D-Mass) and "This isn't just the green Policy Program, agrees that accomplish them. city-wide organic waste removal WRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,piece, this is jobs, income, the plan is unrealistic, saying "For the New York City plan, and requiring buildings of (D-NY), it made waves across social justice, equity, this is the it is "too much, too soon." they have actual legislation 25,000 square feet or more to the nation, sparking a discussion whole shebang," Sarzynski said. Scattone said that a lack of in place that is very specific upgrade their buildings to be about climate change and just "In 10 years, we want a new clear legislation within the bill on things that they intend to more energy efficient. Buildings how much America can do to fix society. I don't know about you, is a confounding feature. While do, whereas on the federal that do not comply will face the global crisis. On Thursday, but think about the disfunction the goals are there, how they level this is just a non-binding significant fines. university faculty and students we see in Congress right now, will be reached is not explained. resolution," Scattone said, "It's The three faculty members joined the conversation. do you think we're going to be Scattone compared the kind of like a feel-good of what agreed that while the resolution In a small room in Brown able to get even some of these Green New Deal to New York we want to do sort of thing." is unlikely to pass in the House Lab, faculty members Raymond of Representatives — it was Scattone, McKay Jenkins and already blocked in the Senate— Andrea Sarzynski explained to the conversation and awareness students what is — and is not the Green New Deal has brought — so great about the proposal. to climate change is a positive The Green New Deal was outcome. Jenkins, a journalist a United States House of and English professor, told Representatives resolution students that even just their that illustrated a national goal presence in the room was a step to tackle both climate change in the right direction. and inequality by 2030. It "The fact that you're all passed through the Democratic- in this room talking about controlled House but failed this, we wouldn't been in this in the Republican-controlled room talking about this if this Senate. thing hadn't been introduced. "It is the duty of the Federal " Jenkins said. "In a way, the Government to create a Green greatest thing to come out of New Deal," the resolution this is the conversation." stated, "To achieve net-zero Sarzynski added that by greenhouse gas emissions ... creating a document that openly create millions of good, high- states these goals, the country wage jobs ... promote justice is moving toward taking action. and equity by stopping current, "There are goals now, preventing future, and repairing not just us being frustrated," history oppression of indigenous Sarzynski said. "We have peoples, communities of color, something to talk about, but migrant communities ... the this in and of itself doesn't do goals ... should be accomplished anything." through a 10-year national mobilization." Sarzynski, an associate CREATIVE COMMONS University..faculty and students joined a national discussion Thursday on how to combat a global crisis.— Philosophers debate: Is abortion wrong JAN CASTRO severe abnormalities of the Conversely, Rogers, the introductory statements on a same, and therefore deserving SENIOR REPORTER fetus or pregnancies threatening president of the Society of more personalized note. of the same moral status. the mother's life or health, Catholic Scholars of Delaware "I assume that most of us Rogers responded to Hanley n Wednesday evening, would not be included in this and Hanley's colleague in the want to believe that we are by arguing that a woman can students filled a Sharp definition, Hanley said. philosophy department, was loving people who care for make a more informed decision Lab lecture hall to attend Early abortion-on-demand, more comfortable taking-up the others," Rogers said. "You have if certain policies are enacted, Oa debate between two universitythen, refers to the abortion of "pro-life" label as she sought to the abortion. You could have such as compelling the mother Philosophy professors, Katherin developmentally normal fetuses rebut Hanley's positions. 100 philosophers giving you to be shown an ultrasound in Rogers and Richard Hanley. The from healthy pregnancies as a "There is only one basic 100 arguments. In your heart, the process of confirming a philosophical question up for result of consensual intercourse, pro-life argument," Rogers said. you're still going to feel like third-trimester abortion. debate was, "Is abortion wrong?" done with reasonable "If it is the same organism that that that was your baby and you "We both agree that Hanley prefaced his knowledge of the consequences developed continuously from killed it, and you're going to be abortion should be relatively argument with a clarification of of sexual intercourse. Hanley conception, there really is no miserable." rare," Hanley said. "There are language, calling for a need for also explained how decisions good place to try to draw some However, Hanley was also very weighty considerations more precision when discussing on policy and governance kind of a line. If the issue is the quick to reassert his stance. on both sides. We should give the disagreements on abortion. have complicated the issue of sort of nature or status of the "I don't think the main the other side credit on these "There are a lot of things abortion as it related to matters fetus, then it makes sense that worry women have when they weighty considerations." people on both sides agree of bodily autonomy. the fetus is a person as much as have an abortion is whether or Steven Stavrakis, a about," Hanley said. "But I have "Early abortion-on- you and I are." not they have to look after the sophomore neuroscience and very little use for 'pro-life,' 'pro- demand is never seriously Rogers said he believed that child," Hanley said. "The fact philosophy double major, choice' names chosen for their wrong," Hanley said. "When the wrongness of murder is not that women are being told what expressed a hopefulness rhetorical force." a government instrumentality exceptional to matured stages to do with their body is far more and gratitude towards more Hanley defined the main makes rules on what you do of life. Rather, it is wrong to important. For a woman that respectful debates on potentially point of disagreement between with your body, this is a striking kill for the same reasons across doesn't want to be pregnant, it charged subjects like abortion. himself and Rogers as a public policy claim." the continuity of development, is a kind of confinement. It is "It's obviously a hot topic," disagreement on a specific Hanley said that this according to Rogers. a significant reduction of their Stavrakis said. "But the better subset of abortions which he liberal view concerned policies "You as you sit here now autonomy." off we are for it. One way or referred to as "early abortions- on abortion becoming an are the same organism," Rogers Hanley's following rebuttals another, we're coming to a on-demand." unacceptable intrusion into the said. "You are an entity that it primarily targeted Rogers's better understanding." That is, first trimester, private life of women. It raises would be wrong to kill for the arguments about the continuity deliberate terminations of questions on who gets the final same reasons, across stages of of life. Hanley questioned if an pregnancy that are available say in the matter, which Hanley life and development." organism at conception and "on-demand." Cases of rape, said should be the mother. Rogers concluded her an adult human are really the

JAN CASTRO /THE REVIEW On Wednesday evening, philosophy professors Katherin Rogers and Richard Hanley debated the ethics of abortions. MAY 14, 2019 4 udreview.com UD student holds silent protest after DE Attorney General’s office rejects her sexual assault case assault cases is not a legally and counseling services. issue a number of legitimate means of litigation If the complainant decides sanctions against or prosecution, and it is entirely to file a formal complaint, both the respondent. separate from the investigation parties, the complainant and the These sanctions that Delaware criminal justice respondent — the person against could be as minor as system conducted. Had the AG whom the report has been filed attending a seminar decided to pursue Pauzer's case, — will separately meet with an and reviewing it would potentially be decided investigator to put together a the university's in court, wherein Pauzer and report. The investigator will then code of conduct the defendant would have been determine if the respondent is expectations, to as represented by an attorney, liable. major as expulsion. before a judge and jury. A university investigator, In the criminal justice system, according to their sexual If the respondent the plaintiff and the defendant misconduct policy, must be is found not would have the right to a trial "an appropriately trained responsible, the before an impartial jury, access professional, who may or may not complainant has to legal counsel and the ability to be a University employee, who the option to appeal face each other in court. These reviews and investigates reports the case, which will rights are not explicitly outlined in of sexual misconduct under this then be brought to a the university's sexual misconduct policy. The investigator(s) will board consisting of a policy. be impartial and unbiased, will faculty or staff chair, The university defines sexual disclose any real or reasonably a faculty member, assault as "physical sexual acts perceived conflicts of interest to a staff member, committed when consent is not the Title IX Coordinator as soon and a student received, a person is as such conflicts are discovered representative who physically forced, intimidated by the investigator and will have will vote on the or coerced into a sexual act, or training in investigating and matter. when a person is physically or evaluating conduct under this mentally unable to give consent." policy." A c c o r d i n g Pauzer said she was inebriated to Cantley, the to the point where she cannot If the respondent if found adm inistrative definitely recall what happened to be responsible, the university process has a far during the alleged assault, so she may then decide on a number of lower standard of would likely meet the university's "remedial measure" including, but evidence in finding an criteria for being unable to give not limited to provide an escort alleged respondent consent. to the complainant, ensuring the accountable than Any student who files a report complainant and respondent do the standard for of a sexual crime to the university not share classes, work spaces finding the alleged will have their case given to the or extracurricular activities; attacker guilty in Office of Equity and Inclusion. reassignment of residence halls, criminal cases. A Title IX coordinator will then tutoring or other academic Cantley said that this reach out to the student, who is support; arranging for extra time "preponderance of referred to as the "complainant" to them to complete, retake a the evidence" is fairly throughout the case, to discuss class or withdraw from a class and standard across their options and inform them of job reassignment. most universities RACHEL SAWICKI/THE REVIEW the resources available to them, in how they handle Pauzer believed the Title IX office would make a determination on whether including Sexual Offense Support The university may also misconduct cases. it would pursue her case after 60 days. She had heard nothing after 102.

The university defines institutional values of respect, evidence as "information, integrity and responsibility. The specific and relevant to the University provides resources to alleged incident, presented to support all of its students involved the investigator in support of the in the investigative process." position of either the complainant or the respondent." Mitchell Patterson contributed "It is very different from a reporting to this story. criminal process, which requires belief beyond a reasonable doubt, which is a very high standard," Cantley said. "Preponderance of the evidence is a lesser standard. It means that the people who are looking at the evidence need to feel confident, more likely than not, that the behavior occurred." University President Dennis Assanis issued the following statement to The Review in response to inquiries about the university's policies for supporting potential victims sexual assault. "The University takes all sexual misconduct cases very seriously, as the safety of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority," the statement read. "We have in place a comprehensive policy and a clear investigative process that is fair and responsive to all parties involved in a case. Our policy and practices ensure full compliance with federal Title IX and, just as importantly, align with our MAY 14, 2019 udreview.com 5

What DSS does and what it hopes to do CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE DSS also provides a variety of controls printed on the paper. accommodations is extended for text-to-speech. who are on top of their game, academic resources for students Howarth said that there is time for exams. Howarth said In the event that students' it's not a huge deal," Aniunas including extended time for a technology center in both the the registration deadline is in extra time overlaps with the said. "There's not usually any exams, sign language, braille DSS office and the library. Both place for both logistical and space office's closing time, the student confusion, but I have experienced and technology such as text-to- locations have computers with reasons. There is only a limited would need to ask their professor that before." speech and smart pens. certain programs installed for the amount of seats in the DSS office for permission to take the exam Aniunas said that when Smart pens are a type of pen students. in Alison Hall, so it helps the staff earlier. she was taking an exam earlier designed to help some students Dragon Dictation is one of to be able to plan the seating Sometimes professors send on in the year, there was a with disabilities take notes. The the many programs installed arrangement. out emails to their students asking miscommunication between the pens are made by a company on the computers. Is is a text- It also benefits the professors them for a note taker. There is a professor and the proctor over the called Livescribe and can be to-speech program originally who have students enrolled with lot of work that goes into note use of a notecard. The situation purchased from the university produced by Apple for its iOS DSS in their classes. They get to taking so this is usually done to was ultimately resolved by an bookstore. However, for student operating system. It is not always decide how the exams should be accommodate those that may email, but not before Aniunas accommodations, DSS allocates 100% accurate and sometimes sent. have a physical need. Howarth was "standing there for nearly 30 the pens to students for free so has trouble recognizing foreign "Some professors don't like to said she usually advises this if a minutes." long as they return them at the phrases, however, it is free and do things electronically," Howarth student breaks their dominant Despite these kinds of issues, end of the year. generally easy to use. said. "Some prefer to physically hand. Howarth said that DSS strives to Smart pens work like a "We also have a program come here and hand us the exam Emily Aniunas, a third-year find the best solution for each regular pen in that they have that's going to convert text into and pick it up after the students psychology major registered with student. The staff is specially ink cartridges, but they also a digitized format," Howarth said. are done." DSS, said that most of what DSS trained in working with people have a built-in camera and tape "They've updated that software Howarth said that depending does works, but it depends on with disabilities. recorder. The pens require a recently so if you're using Google upon the needs of the student, it the person. She said the main "I think the main thing that special notebook that contains Chrome you can actually ask it to takes professors time to convert issue is that miscommunication needs to be tackled still is society's microscopic dots, allowing read [out loud] whatever you're the exam into the necessary still happens and frustrates the general attitude and stigma that students to start and stop the reading online." format. These changes can professors more than anyone. is still associated with disability, recording simply by tapping One of the most common include a bigger font or the need "I've found that with teachers particularly invisible disabilities,"

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SHREYA GADDIPATI has recently taken a more overt "I do think it is possible between China and other nations, infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific Managing News Editor role in global politics. for us to partner with our allies which in turn would improve their region. "They are tribal and we are in the region and in Southeast diplomatic ties to those nations. "I think it's possible to s the United States and China inward-looking," Coons said. Asia using the new development The initiative is meant to improve partner with development re-escalate a trade war, U.S. "China has a deep and rich history finance corporation that is the and encourage transportation finance entities in South Senator Chris Coons (D-De) and has been internally focused result of the BUILD Act, which a and energy infrastructure Korea, Japan and Australia and Aand former U.S. National Securityfor much of its recent history but number of us worked on in the development. elsewhere to demonstrate what Advisor Thomas Donilon came to it's now really looking out." last Congress and is now law and Coons addressed America's a truly global development campus Tuesday, May 6 to discuss Donilon noted how he is strengthening America's tools role in China's rapid development standard project looks like and America's relationship with the believes foreign politics is left to in this area," Coons said. and described the practical then to talk with the Chinese People's Republic of China and East the sidelines of the conversation The Belt and Road Initiative benefits of American collaboration about modifying Belt and Road Asia in general. during political campaigns and is an ambitious effort by China to with China in their endeavors, so that it actually meets the Coons, himself a member that most citizens might not improve regional infrastructure specifically so that the Belt very aspirational standards of the Senate's Foreign Policy it into account when voting. with investments of 65 other and Road Initiative meets the that the AIIB was laying down," Committee, and Donilon believe The Executive Branch of the countries that account for over 30 regulatory standards of the Coons said. that America has a role to play federal government, according percent of the world's GDP. It is Asian Infrastructure Investment in pressing for China to decrease to Donilon, has broad authority an umbrella initiative promoting Bank (AIIB), a multilateral bank their human rights abuses on foreign policy, meaning that a significant increase in trade that supports the building of while collaborating with them Congress has little say in those in their expanding international decisions. infrastructure development "It's all about the leadership projects. According to Donilon, at the end of the day," Donilon America has the obligation to said. "The American people really maintain their traditional human rely principally on their president rights values while retaining to articulate a vision and to guide strong ties to China. the ship of state of international "We put a lot of pressure on affairs." democracy," Donilon said. During a panel moderated Additionally, the speakers by professor David P. Redlawsk, addressed the differences between Coons, professor Alice Ba of the China's long political history in Department of Political Science comparison to America. They and International Relations and spoke at length about the conflict professor Yuanchong Wang between America's democratic of the Department of History and China's authoritarian political discussed China's developmental style, and how it is also crucial insecurities. to understanding U.S.-China Coons made a point of relations. saying that a partnership In its long history, China has between the U.S. and China been more politically isolationist, could potentially result in preferring to engage within the improving Chinese infrastructure, country rather than participate in which includes roads, railways, foreign relations. After Chairman telecommunications and Mao Zedong's regime ended in electricity — while raising millions 1959, the Chinese government of Chinese citizens out of poverty. preferred to remain more Last year, he was involved inconspicuous, biding their time in the drafting of the bipartisan and hiding their strength. In Better Utilization of Investment contrast, the U.S., has become the Leading to Development (BUILD) dominant power in world affairs Act — a law that aims to bring since the end of the Second World private capital to the developing War. Coons believes that China world. Students and faculty push for local food options

SARRA SUNDSTROM Facebook under the name UD locally, thus reducing petroleum the semester system. Tomatoes contract." SENIOR REPORTER Farm to Dining Hall last month. use to move those products are only available through the The push for the integration Storm said she began the from point-A to point-B," Chris first month of fall semester, of local and organic food in very spring, Mentor's Circle initiative to garner support and Williams, a professor of wildlife Popovich explains. the dining halls has been a becomes a venue for a pop­ awareness for the quality of food ecology at the university, Much of the harvest topic among faculty for some up farmers' market selling that is provided to students. said. "Only in the past five happens when students are on time. Williams, the Faculty Elocal produce that turn out to not "Students eat at the dining years has the locavore idea break, but student-athletes are Senate President, introduced be that local. hall [and] pay the dining hall become more obvious. It took one group that benefits from a resolution to the Faculty Jessica Storm, a junior tuition," Storm said. "If we can everyone stopping for a second the bountiful summer season. Senate last fall that formally meteorology and climatology have a strong voice, it will be and thinking, 'What is the real Popovich works with the urged the administration to major who is interested in helpful to the movement." cost of foods when you think university's sport nutritionist enter discussions with Aramark supporting local food systems, The movement that Storm about shipping foods across the to provide the farm's organic and encourage the distribution visited the market earlier this references is sometimes country?"' produce to athletes, who often of student-grown organic food semester. When she inquired referred to as the "locavore" Awareness of local food come to campus early to start within the university's own food as to where the produce was movement, a name for a way systems has grown over the their summer preseasons. system. sourced, she was told that the of eating coined by a group of last decade. According to the The farm is a great The resolution passed, "local produce" was from North women from the San Francisco United States Department of opportunity for some students to and according to Williams, Carolina. Bay area. It is defined by a diet Agriculture, the number of get affordable, local vegetables. the local foods initiative will After that experience, Storm that is all or mostly comprised of farmers markets has nearly Popovich said that he wants to be one of the considerations began to realize just how hard it foods grown or harvested within tripled in some areas, and make healthy food affordable to when the university enters is to eat local as a student living a 100-mile radius. To many "locally grown" has become students, and when it comes to their renegotiations with in a dorm and relying on the locavores, the diet is a way to a trending topic among food the farmers markets at the farm, Aramark sometime in the university's dining options. support communities and small- professionals. sets his prices accordingly. future. According to those who She began her initiative by scale agriculture that employ Currently, Mike Popovich, "My prices are reflective of a are pushing the initiative, the talking with friends who shared farming practices that do less the farm manager for the conventionally grown crop, not availability of local options in her concerns, and soon after, harm to the environment. College of Agriculture and an organic crop. I don't think the dining halls will have to formed a student coalition on "The idea is that you are Natural Resources, oversees you should have to spend an start small scale. This might the issue, which launched on consuming foods that are grown the university's own piece of the arm and a leg to eat organic," look something like a station in local food system, a Popovich said. Caesar Rodney offering small two-and-a-half acre However, for the 40% of plates made with local produce certified organic students who live in on-campus when in season. farm. housing, buying produce is not "Aramark has expressed P o p o v i c h practical for those who live in their support behind this, that it currently works with residence halls and rely on one is feasible to do," Williams said. local restaurants of the university's required meal "But the final paperwork still to integrate his plans. has to happen." organic produce in The food available to The timeline for this their supply chains, these students, along with the initiative is still unsettled, and including popular produce at the farmers market there has yet to be a formal locations on Main in Mentor's Circle, comes agreement to integrate the food Street such as from the university's food system. Taverna, Grain, and service provider, Aramark. The When it comes to precedent, Home Grown Cafe. company provides meals for all Storm pointed to the University When in season, the dining halls, food courts, of Maryland, a comparable produce is available Provisions on Demand locations university to Delaware, that to the general public and catered events with more recently broke its contract with at market stands on than 15 people. Aramark and feeds 20% of its South Campus. Currently, there is little campus with its farm. One challenge effort to integrate local foods "The more we can support with integrating the into their supply chain. local farms in the area, and the local food system "It was built into the more we can incorporate local in the university's contract with Aramark that we foods, the better," Storm said. dining is that the don't have the right to use our seasonality of own organic foods," Williams harvest season does said. "It's one of those things not line up well with that sounds crazy, but it's in the V MAY 14, 2019 udreview.com 7 Dave Rubin on why he left the left government involvement in the room that has it worse than "So what's happening right tech companies." their grandparents?" Rubin now on the center-right is you've Rubin went on to illustrate asked. "I mean really think got some Trump people, you've got his point by making an example about your grandparents for some never-Trump people," Rubin of Carl Benjamin — a political just a sec, whether they were said. "There's not many neocons commentator and owner of born in this country, whether left, but you've got neocons, a channel on YouTube called they're third-generation in this you've got classical liberals, you "Sargon of Akkad." Benjamin is country, whether you are first got ex-lefties, that are sort of currently running for a seat in generation yourself, your parents waking up to what the left has Parliament in the United Kingdom. came from somewhere else. become, and I see something "He was booted off Patreon, Your grandparents came from very very rich developing here. and Jordan [Peterson], Sam somewhere else. The other thing that I really like, Harris and I think a few other No one in the audience which sort of brings it around to people decided to leave the raised their hand to answer this where I started is that what I see, platform because we thought question. as a really sort of healthy bright this guy, Carl Benjamin, who's In this day and age, Rubin or healthy conservative group, is basically a classical liberal, I'd say sees a change in the right- one that embraces a little more he's pretty much a centrist — he's wing, specifically in its progress Libertarians." got some Libertarian leanings," and discussion toward a more Rubin said. "If this guy is not Libertarian point of view. allowed on these platforms, then I guarantee you, everyone in this room is about this far away from being booted off these platforms too." Rubin said that the world continues to move journalism toward alternative forms of media, including YouTube and podcasts. He argues it will be up to college- age individuals to ensure that those who do not fall into "liberal" political beliefs continue to remain CREATIVE COMMONS on tech platforms. Political pundit Dave Rubin spoke in Mitchell Hall on May 10. "It's not just conservatives," Rubin said. "It's pretty much SHREYA GADDIPATI conservatives and libertarians on anyone that doesn't sort of fall into Managing News Editor tech and media platforms. the postmodern-left-progressive n Friday, May 10, popular "There's a really fascinating box. We've got a target on us YouTube personality debate and a truly deep, at the moment and for you guys and host of "The Rubin psychological political debate that grew up getting your news OReport" podcast, Dave Rubin,happening right now on what the on YouTube and through podcasts visited campus to discuss how government should do. Right?" and all these things, this is gonna his political viewpoint evolved Rubin said. "So what I'm seeing be your challenge basically to fix from modem liberalism or right now is that it seems to me this thing." progressivism to classical that a lot of the Trump right — Rubin additionally addressed liberalism. so let's say the 'conservative how he tries to "get through" to Rubin began his talk right' at the moment — is doing liberals and posed a question that by discussing the presence something a little odd right he poses at each college visit. of discrimination against now. They're sort of pushing for "Is there anyone in this Rubin discussed his experiences turning away from the political left.

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Jacob Baumgart can be reached at [email protected] Opinion: Two majors and three minors, but at what cost?

SARRA SUNDSTROM So, students often add the credit cap from 17 to 18: their minor in comparative SENIOR REPORTER a second major to make a change that allowed people literature. Maybe while I'm at it, I'll get themselves more marketable, taking only three credit courses a second job too. t's 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. You followed by a minor — and then to now take up to six classes Many enter the Double- hear a familiar whisper in another minor. And then, finally, a semester for the same Major+ lifestyle with good Brynn Chieffo's views do not your ear. a third one because this one will tuition price as when they intentions and genuine reflect those of the Review or its I "It's only a few more classes clearly make them stand out, if had previously been taking academic interest in their areas staff. You may contact them at H only for the fact that their email five. There was a shift in the of study, but they slowly grow [email protected]. "It'll look great on your signature is 10 lines long. collective student mentality increasingly tired, still feeling resume ..." toward, "I'll just take 18 credits like they should be doing more. "Really, your major is That's what I did. until I die, I'm already paying worthless on its own anyway ..." for them anyway." Suddenly, a You look down and see the I told myself that it was lot more could be accomplished cursor on your laptop hovering strategic. I had to take all of in four years, and the race was over the word "submit." You those breadth courses anyway, on to see who could cram in the hear a click. so I might as well make them most minors and still graduate You've given in. You just work to my advantage by on time. I'm currently winning declared another minor. choosing minors related to my among my friends, with two Due to the competitive intended field of study to get majors, three minors, 10 mental state of literally everything in me those coveted Group D breakdowns per week and no the world right now, students credits without taking biology or time. feel more pressured than ever chemistry. I felt like I had just The cost, as it turns out, before to make their college hacked academia. "Why hasn't is high; but no one with more years "worth it." But the real anyone thought of this before?" than two majors will tell question is, "worth what?" I shouted triumphantly in my you that. They want to be Worth tens of thousands of empty dorm room (the moment champions: the success stories dollars of crippling debt and you declare your third minor, all and that extra percentage years of going to sleep instead illusions of friendship dissipate). in the university's freshman of eating dinner because there's The answer was that orientation powerpoint. They no more ramen? someone had — everyone had — want to maintain the fagade Students are told from and those who did it were curled that academic success means day one that their degree isn't up on the floor of Morris bawling staring at a pile of unfinished enough — that they have to do their eyes out. Fun fact: all of assignments with no joy left more. This should be viewed those floods are caused by the in their eyes, rather than more so as one of the many tears of overworked students. I partaking in Thirsty Thursday shortcomings of the American couldn't hear them when they festivities or finishing the new education system, rather than yelled in unison, "Don't do it!" season of Netflix's "the Chilling being glamorized as an element The university enabled this Adventures of Sabrina," even of academic competition. beha,vior when they changed if no one ends up caring about MAY 14, 2019 MOSAIC WWW.UDREVIEW.COM THE R E VI EW X j**® ,

Rapper Playboi Carti headlines the spring concert EMMA STRAW and pants, his eyes covered by we want to sell out the whole Staff Reporter sunglasses. He began rapping arena, that’s going to be the next and casually nodding to his event.” With the sound of an alarm songs, pausing occasionally to As Carti began to wrap up his and gunshot sound effects, the listen to the audience rap along. set, an audience member jumped crowd at the Bob Carpenter In between each track, gunshot on stage and caught the rapper Center erupted into cheers; sound effects would play and off guard. The police tackled him and with good reason: rapper vibrate throughout the arena. quickly and carried him out of Playboi Carti was headlining the Halfway through his the venue. university’s spring concert. performance, Carti leapt off the The concert ended just 2 As the bass pounded in my stage and ran to the bleacher minutes after; the energy in the ears, I watched as Carti jumped seating, jumping into the crowd room tense after the bold jump on stage and sang his hit songs to continue his song. He took by the fan. “Shoota,” “Magnolia” and pictures and videos with fans as As the lights turned on and “wokeuplikethis*” to an intimate they swarmed him on either side. the Bob cleared out, freshman crowd of university students and Bouncing around again, he Natasha Kalwachwala reflected fans alike. walked by the first row of fans, on her night. The doors of the Bob opened close enough for them to reach “I thought the concert was at 6:30 p.m. and fans slowly out and touch him. He then good,” she said. “I just wish more began taking their seats, filling hoisted himself up on the barrier people came out." half of the arena by 8 p.m. Prior and performed above the crowd, Her friend, Zoe Singleton, a to Card’s performance, Matt held up by his security team. student at Temple University, Ox, a 14-year-old rapper and The concert was hosted by said she enjoyed being so close Philadelphia native opened, Academy Entertainment Group to the performance. performing songs from his debut (AEG) and was their first major “I thought it was really fun, album OX. He took the stage event since becoming a record and I really liked being close to dressed in a neon green track suit label. the stage,” Singleton said. with his signature shaggy black The group began preparation The founders and members hair covering the top half of his for the show a year back and of AEG were the last to leave. face. The audience went wild as began promotion just 6 weeks As they packed up backstage, he jumped around the stage and ago. A day before the event, they they reflected on their first large finally off of it, running through announced on their Facebook show. the crowd of screaming fans. page that Matt Ox would be “It was a successful event, lit As Ox left the stage, chants added to the bill. show, Carti even came into the for Carti began and the energy in “This is our first major crowd which was unexpected,” the room multiplied. event,” Pierce Ripanti, co-founder Jonathan Hickman, co-founder Carti took the stage just of Academy Entertainment Group of the label, said. “Hopefully we before 10 p.m., welcomed by said after the show. “We think can come back and do something ear-piercing cheers as he walked it was lit, people coming out, bigger.” on stage in a casual t-shirt having a good time, and ideally Movie Review: Stanley Nelson’s “Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool” reintroduces the musician to audiences

EDWARD BENNER finished product, it was evident had just been reintroduced him, about their time with him fondly. Music and Society Editor that the film’s creation was learning of his love for painting, In an especially moving an intense labor of love and friendship with Prince and segment near the end of the There are few figures in music accomplished its goal of painting encounter with police brutality film, Frances Davis poignantly who are as timeless or legendary a thorough and insightful that jaded his outlook on the said, “I don’t forget. I don’t as Miles Davis. Davis, having portrait of Miles Davis’ life. world for the better part of his regret. But I still love." This attained a near-mythological The opening sequence life. sentiment of admiration with status, is known for his volatile included rare archival 16mm What was so commendable acknowledgement of faults temper, gravelly voice and above footage of Miles Davis boxing, about “Miles Davis: Birth of the was one that remained true all, musical genius. His career giving an ominously powerful Cool” was its ability to look in the overall message of the spanned half a century and his sense of his finesse as well behind the veneer of Davis’ cult documentary. ability to reach diverse audiences as the unbridled rage felt of personality and delve past the “Miles Davis: Birth of the was remarkable. Like thousands throughout his life. Cal Lumbly’s mythology to get to the heart of Cool” is a powerful and definitive of others, he grabbed my hand convincing narration, reading the man. Nelson examined and document that humanizes the and led me to the amorphous from Davis’ autobiography acknowledged the contradictions icon, testifying to his genius and world of jazz in all its possibility while impersonating his voice, of his life, in that he created some personal complexity that shaped with the opening notes of his coursed through the film and of the most beautiful music of the face of jazz and all of modern 1959 masterpiece “Kind of Blue” brought his voice and words to all time, but also had a dark side music. when I was a young teenager. life, contextualizing the images with a nasty temper and abusive The longevity of his career onscreen. behavior. Even though the film and continued fan adoration The film told Davis’ life in addressed his misogyny, drug was evident in the electric chronological order starting addiction, depression and anger atmosphere of anticipation at the from his childhood in East issues, it did so in a respectful Parkway Theatre in Baltimore, St. Louis to his arrival at New and objective light, letting Davis’ Maryland on May 9. Premiering York City’s 52nd Street to his own words and the words of tne was acclaimed filmmaker Stanley return to music in the 1980s. interviews speak for themselves. Nelson’s “Miles Davis: Birth Splitting up each era and giving Committed to letting of the Cool” documentary: an year markers were brilliant, narratives and anecdotes shape official selection of the annual fastly edited montages of pop the Miles Davis story, Stanley Maryland Film Festival. Nelson culture footage that collided Nelson spoke after the film as is an accomplished director — a with barrages of Davis’ music, part of a panel with Gary Bartz, MacArthur “Genius” fellow and radiating vibrancy and conveying a saxophonist who played with recipient of the National Medal drastic change. Overall, the film Miles in the 1980s, and Todd in the Humanities from President expertly used interviews with Barkan, the former manager Barack Obama. His films are historians, contemporaries and of Keystone Korner in San concerned with portraying the figures in Davis’ life, including Francisco and friend of Miles. African American experience the hilarious and moving words Both Bartz and Barkan spoke and he tries to shed new light on of his ex-wife Frances Taylor of Davis’ generosity and his familiar topics. Davis. uncompromising passion for “Birth of the Cool” was a The film’s thoroughness music — the driving force of his passion project of Nelson’s, and depth was simply stunning. life. They agreed that watching taking over two years to film, As a fairly knowledgeable Davis the movie felt like a family edit and release. Watching the fan myself, I left feeling like I reunion and they reminisced INTERNATIONAL THOMAS THE TRAIN MENTAL HEALTH STUDENTS An intellectuals take on childrens’ TV The state of mental health at the Transitioning to the U.S. and communism. university. PAGE 10 PAGE 12 .ijd lerll sno ybb PAGE 13 d? ripuon9 j . , , t : blu i*. .ft’sCP v ■- ■ ' , i -■ .q • • .8 .'i • . n t ■ -i ■n -i-noniione yii-i'.: ■ ; ...» • :: i9s• v noiJoubs

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In a land, far, far away: the stories of the university’s international students

NUSHI MAZUMDAR exams in the whole semester.” Column Editor For some international students, the move to America Although the majority of was absolutely necessary due students attending the university to marriage and family life are from America, there is a wide influencing their choices. For variety of international students instance, Sowmya Tangirala, a who have come from afar to graduate student from India receive their education here. who is majoring in business, College is difficult enough, even came to the U.S. with her when you are familiar with the husband. However, Tangirala culture, language and area. For was a dependent, had no international students — who do working documents and was not have the privilege of being focused on taking care of a accustomed to American culture child, which resulted in her and language — the difference is spending much of her time at much more difficult and nerve- home. The transition was not wracking. easy whatsoever but eventually Most students traveling pushed Tangirala to pursue a from outside of the country degree at the university for the come to America, in hopes of a betterment of herself and her better future and education that family. may not always be available to “I went through a them in their home countries. transformation that had a radical For instance, Lucas Li, an effect on me because right after language, culture and people. challenges that international A.ssanis issued a statement international student from my college, I started to go back For example, according to Li, students must conquer on top of on Friday to support Chinese China who is majoring in film, to work.” Tangirala says. “I sat the most stressful part about their coursework, they all agree students at the university who came to America due to the at home for a very long time that attending school here was that the university has been have been threatened after diversity of majors and classes was a very difficult phase.” learning new material and welcoming and kind to them, tensions with their homeland at the university and found that Similarly, Aastha Dahal, a information in a different ensuring that the transition is have re-ignited. it was the best option for his Nursing Science major from language. He struggled with not too rough. After all, having “Unfortunately, members future. Nepal, traveled to this country the language, saying that many to transform and uproot one’s of our nation’s international Similarly, Negin for her husband. She was of the words were difficult to life is certainly no easy feat, community sometimes may Mohammadmirzaei, an reluctant to come to America as pronounce and learn, requiring but the university often seeks feel vulnerable or unwelcome, international neuroscience she was relatively settled in her much practice and time to to assist international students caught in the political crossfire student from the Iran, says that country, with a job, family and master the language. in this daunting and often among nations,” Assanis the educational system is much friends at home. It was nerve- Learning about the terrifying process. stated. “Recently, concerns better here than in her home wracking of Dahal to come to multifarious aspects of our “I feel so comfortable,” have been voiced at UD and country. Mohammadmirzaei America, as everything, from the culture proved a shock to Dahal says. “It has been very other institutions regarding was particularly impressed by culture to the people, was very international students who have easy with programs like coffee rhetoric and actions targeting how much variety there is at the foreign to her. spent their lives completely hour to adapt to life here.” certain international community university, with classes designed “It was the first time unaware of such concepts. From China and the U.S. have members, such as Chinese or for reading Harry Potter and traveling to an international tipping in restaurants to grocery been engaged in a trade war as Chinese-American scholars. clubs dedicated to chocolate country, so I was quite nervous,” shopping, Mohammadmirzaei each country places increasing What’s more, faculty and particularly amazing her. Dahal says. “I was traveling was unaccustomed to such amounts of tariffs on goods students here and elsewhere “You have the opportunity alone from Nepal.” concepts and forced to adapt traded between them, as of May have been subject to prejudicial to read, write and present,” One of the primary to these customs of society that 5, the trade war re-escalated comments, unwarranted scrutiny Mohammadmirzaei says. “These differences international Americans have accepted from despite efforts by both nations or professional strictures based are all important skills, as in my students must deal with are an early age. to resolve their disputes. on their race, ethnicity or country we only had one or two the vast discrepancies in the Despite the numerous University President Dennis national origin.”

Five fantastic albums to put on when studying

EVAN TRIDONE such as “VCR.” Production from anyone cramming a term paper. Dream” Billed as, “warm Earth music Senior Reporter third band member Jamie xx C418 — “Minecraft Volume Thelonious Monk was an for plants and the people who completes the sound made by Alpha” icon in the jazz world for his love them,” it’s no wonder that Exam season is approaching The xx, ultimately creating a Most people might see this list unorthodox playing style and Mort Garson’s seminal record fast, which means late nights at peaceful and relaxing album that and write off C418’s Minecraft eccentric personality. His record would be an essential for exam Morris Library, hours spent on lends itself to late night reading soundtrack as a silly addition “Monk’s Dream” showcases the week. Composed on a Moog by quizlets and most importantly, and studying. to a list of classic and timeless soft and lounge style jazz that Garson in the mid-1970s, the awesome music to keep you Panda Bear — “Person Pitch” records, but “Minecraft Volume Monk played so well. Piano album is meant to be played focused during long study Panda Bear, who is most known Alpha” is arguably the best based jazz is especially calming, for plants, but suits studying sessions. Here are five albums for his work with Baltimore ambient album to be released and typically associated with college students just as well. to put in your rotation over band Animal Collective, released this decade. C418 composed crime noir films more than Preceding Brian Eno by several the next couple weeks while “Person Pitch” in 2007 to wide the soundtrack for the iconic a library study room, but is years, Mort Garson composed studying for hours on end. critical acclaim. The album is video game in 2011, and the amazing for both regardless. tracks such as “You Don’t Have The xx — “xx” full of laid back and repetitive tunes have become synonymous Jazz is an often overlooked area To Walk A Begonia” with finesse The xx’s debut studio album songs, such as “Take Pills” and within the game’s fanbase for of music for focusing among and a certain cheerful attitude remains a cornerstone of calm, “I'm Not,” which grow more its calm and soothing qualities. college students, but is certainly that can be heard throughout quiet and serene indie music. addictive with each listen. Songs like “Sweden” and “Mice fantastic for reading, studying the album. The warm synths Singers Oliver Sim and Romy Apart from the energetic first on Venus” are perfect ambient or writing. “Monk’s Dream” is playing through each track are Madly Croft create a unique track “Comfy in Nautica,” Panda songs for studying. For anyone one of many jazz records that a reminder that once finals are mood with their voices “xx” with Bear offers listeners flawless who is a fan of ambient or soft offer a great source of material over, we’ll all be on summer delicate vocals. The band likes transitions between tracks, electronic music, this album is for study music. break, having fun in the keeping the mood as calm as the swirling samples and hypnotic for you. Mort Garson — “Mother scorching heat. ocean’s breeze on many tracks, melodies that are perfect for Thelonious Monk — “Monk’s Earth’s Plantasia”

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Whatever suits your (makeup) palette: the complexities of makeup and gender

BIANCA THIRUCHITTAMPALAM their first (usually unfortunate) been designated as a “female” in particular,” Cottrill says. their gender identity. Managing Mosaic Editor encounter with eyeshadow and activity by society, according to “Even when we say it’s for our “It was very liberating to eyeliner in middle school. Among Joe Kim, a junior human services own expression and it’s for be able to have small, cheap For most American women, American women, makeup has major and the Director of artistic value, it’s still a way of avenues of doing stuff to my face makeup is highly ingrained in become the language of beauty Diversity and Education for the being suppressed because we’re and it was also a very grounding, the culture of their growth and and even professionalism; we Lavender Programming Board, told what we’re expected to look meditative experience,” Kim development. Vague memories hardly take a moment to account many of the trends in modern like. Even when we try to climb says. “It’s hard to want to be of standing in front of a mother, for the intersections between makeup began with black drag out of that oppression, it’s still more present in yourself and it’s aunt or older sibling’s bathroom gender, makeup and even race queens during the twentieth being shoved back down.” hard to want to look at your face mirror, smearing their red that are encountered with every century. Makeup is highly While Cottrill acknowledges when you’re going through so lipstick across their face come swipe of eyeliner. intertwined with the historical that makeup can be empowering much gender confusion.” to mind: most can remember Although doing makeuD has origins of drag, with many early to women because of its artistic For many, makeup is also black drag queens adopting the value and the agency it gives directly tied to race. Kim, art form to create a sense of women — they can choose what who is South Korean, has community and challenge norms they want to accentuate — what personally observed that “ideal” and restrictions surrounding is viewed as beautiful is typically makeup usually sells an idea of ideas of gender. dictated by patriarchal and “whiteness,” meaning lighter Kim says that the dramatic Eurocentric values. Additionally, skin, and more Eurocentric makeup that characterizes drag she believes that these values facial structures and features. has also made its impact in the have historically made makeup “In South Korean circles, 4 contemporary beauty scene, inaccessible to men, due to the paler you are, the more with both positive and negative the connotations of femininity beautiful you are, and that is effects. surrounding makeup. a very colonized idea,” Kim “When a really extravagant Cottrill believes that with says. “There is something about idea comes into the mainstream, male “makeup gurus” like makeup being a colonizer's tool )S>. it becomes something that James Charles and Manny MUA, to a marketable community of people want to do in a more makeup is gradually moving out people [that] sucks and feels palatable way,” Kim says. “What of its “feminine” boundaries. really disgusting.” we see in makeup tutorials and “Luckily we’re starting to Still, Cottrill and Kim both p trends nowadays are definitely move away from that [idea that believe that makeup has the from drag roots. While that’s makeup is only for women] with potential to be an empowering, not necessarily a bad thing, it's the expansion of the beauty complex, moral and political |CON„ -i always important to remember industries,” Cottrill says. “[But] tool for individuals of different where it comes from.” I feel like a lot of things are also gender identities, sexualities In spite of its drag origins, made for women in the makeup and races. MW makeup has been consistently industry. There’s not a lot to “I believe that people should marketed in the mainstream cover up five o’clock shadows do whatever they can to feel as a female activity. According yet, but there’s stuff to cover up empowered, especially if they’re to Abigail Cottrill, a first year blemishes and bumps.” reclaiming something that has kwOMAw’1graduate student in the Sociology While makeup plays an been a restrictive idea,” Kim and Criminology Program who instrumental role in the says. “They should seek out analyzes gender from a cultural identities of men and women, it any avenue that makes them lense, the female origins of drag also is significant to non-binary comfortable, especially an ■*„Care equally as complex as the individuals. Kim, who identifies avenue where they can challenge COURTESY OF NIKAI MORALES intersection with makeup and as non-binary, uses makeup to the ideas that they grew up For most makeup wearers, there are complex connotations of their other genders. present themself as however with.” identity that they must struggle with on a daily basis. “What I think is interesting they identify on a given day, in is this cycle we are in as women order to help others understand

Mosaic milks it: a definitive rating of popular dairy and non-dairy drinks BIANCA THIRUCHITTAMPALAM out to be a misnomer; there was decided that when we die, we milk, yet vaguely sweet. Mosaic's and satisfied a need for dessert. Managing Mosaic Editor not a single strawberry listed would like to be buried with rating: 7/10, a solid equivalent This would go perfectly with any EDWARD BENNER in the ingredients list. Mosaic’s a bathtub of chocolate milk. to whole milk. cereal, granola, hot chocolate or, Music and Society Editor rating: 4/10, for lying to us. Mosaic’s rating: infinity/10, this Almond Milk: The texture as we drank it, in shot glasses NUSHI MAZUMDAR Oat Milk: Going into this raised our GPAs and cured our and taste were completely, on a Wednesday night. Mosaic’s Column Editor shot, we had high expectations. anxieties. utterly and disappointingly rating: 9/10, PEA MILK: TAKE EVAN TRIDONE We had seen advertisements Pea milk: For the sake of bland. Mosaic’s rating: 2/10, NOTES! Senior Reporter plastered outside of Brew HaHa! the health and taste-buds of this is overrated. Skim Milk: This disgrace to and were excited to experience our readers (if they're still even Vanilla Soy Milk: Immediately the name of milk wasn't even On the evening of May 8, this new bourgeoise beverage. reading at this point in the after trying this, we dubbed it worth our time to taste. Mosaic’s members of the Mosaic staff The minute the milk touched article), we DO NOT RECOMMEND the “best non-milk milk.” Thick, rating: 0/10, for being water- gathered in the West Annex of our tongues, we were met with EVER TRYING PEA MILK. As Evan creamy and sweet, it was filling flavored milk. Perkins for an exclusive tasting disappointment. It was thicker Tridone, our senior reporter, of some of the most popular than an a bowl of oatmeal and so aptly stated, it tastes like dairy and non-dairy milks in the as per the name, tasted like “straight ass.” Chalky, earthy, market. Armed with shot glasses the most watered down, bland, and vaguely reminiscent of a — which were used solely for microwavable packet of oats. Lipton tea bag left in water for non-alcoholic beverages — water Mosaic’s rating: 3/10, highly too long, this tastes like the (as a palette cleanser), their overrated, much like matcha grim reaper travelled to the discerning palettes and “MILK” lattes and your best friend’s new ninth circle of hell and brought by BROCKHAMPTON as mood boyfriend who is in a band and this atrocious beverage back music, three editors and one skates. with him. Mosaic’s rating: -3/10, senior reporter set out to find Chocolate Milk: This was the because we are wondering how the tastiest beverage of them all. God tier of milk; after taking a this was approved by the FDA Here are their official ratings: shot of this liquid gold, we had for human consumption. Whole Milk: Pure white, seen the face of God and saw that Rice Milk: After our pea milk thick and creamy upon first He hath smiled upon us. Rich, tasting, we were apprehensive to taste, Mosaic’s milk tasters had yet sweet, it combined the best try this non-dairy drink. While no problem knocking back shots aspects of chocolate and whole the texture was watery and of this. There were notes of cow, milk. A winning combination, lacked the thickness of oatmilk, and surprisingly, it tasted like this was easily the food of the this milk truly won out in terms ... milk. There was a lingering gods. Mosaic has collectively of taste: almost reminiscent of creamy, yet pleasant aftertaste. A classic, comforting beverage, perfectly paired with night time insomnia, melatonin and a few Nestle Toll House chocolate chip cookies. Mosaic’s rating: 10/10, would drink again. Strawberry Milk: Pleasingly pink, more campy than the entire Met Gala 2019, and emanating with the scent of childhood nostalgia, we had high expectations for this sweet beverage. Upon initial taste, we found the milk vaguely reminiscent of bubblegum, strawberry wafers and artificial syrup — in essence, everything but an actual strawberry. The name “strawberry milk” turned

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An intellectual review of “Thomas & Friends”

EVAN TRIDONE In another episode, entitled help pull Henry out. Henry stays there is no cheerful message. from a plethora of examples, Senior Reporter “The Sad Story of Henry,” the put in his house, and The Fat The message of this episode is but are proof enough that the communist themes of “Thomas Controller punishes Henry for simply that if you disobey your hit children’s TV show “Thomas At first glance, “Thomas & & Friends” are even clearer. In his insubordination by building boss, you will be punished to & Friends” is a scathing social Friends” is nothing but a joyful this episode, Henry refuses to a brick wall around him and a lifetime of depression and commentary on the experiences children’s television show: filled work during the rain. Eventually, having his rails removed. sadness. If this doesn’t scream of the working class in a with plot lines that teach good The Fat Controller forces people Henry is left in his tunnel, “THE WORKING CLASS ARE capitalist system, and instills morals and funny, relatable to rip Henry out of his home, wondering if he will ever be able OPPRESSED,” I don’t know what values that will lead to a characters like the show’s all the while citing doctor’s to pull trains again. There is no does. communist revolution any day namesake, Thomas. However, orders that he himself cannot happy ending in this episode; These are just a select few now. upon further inspection, there is something rooted deep within Thomas the Tank Engine’s core message, something so obvious! The message is this: the proletariat must rise up against the oppressive bourgeois and seize the means of production. Karl Marx would have been proud to see the United Kingdom’s television program, rife with references to how oppressive the capitalist machine can be. Characters like Gordon the Big Engine and Henry the Green Engine portray tales of terror, being overworked by their greedy boss, The Fat Controller. Even the name “The Fat Controller,” is condemning of the capitalist system. The proprietor and employer of the trains bares resemblance to the term “Fat Cat,” a term used to describe those who take advantage of the capitalist system and live easily from the hard work of others. The trains represent the working class, slaving away all day delivering goods and providing services, while The Fat Controller profits from their toil. The Fat Controller also relies on his workers to solve their problems, like in the episode “Thomas Saves The Day,” where Thomas the Tank Engine is relied upon to carry out the responsibilities of his co-workers when they are being repaired in the shop. Thomas experiences anxiety due to this decision, and The Fat Controller simply tells him to slow down on his journey.

Mosaic’s playlist of the week

It’s approaching that need the perfect soundtrack. Tridone, Senior Reporter Society Editor Thiruchittam palam , time of year again — Fear not, Mosaic has you 3. “Gronlandic Edit” by of 6. “Peach” by Kevin Managing Mosaic Editor summer. The ungodly heat, covered with the definitive Montreal — Evan Tridone, Abstract — Edward Benner, 9. “No Problem” by sunburns, mosquito bites list of summer bops for the Senior Reporter Music & Society Editor Chance the Rapper ft. 2 and overcrowded beaches 2019 season. 4. “Space-Wars (feat. 7. “MagicintheHamptons” Chainz and Lil Wayne — all add to its peculiar charm. 1. “Surf’s Up” by The Sporting Life)” by Onyx by Social House ft. Lil Yachty Bianca Thiruchittampalam, Whether you’re staked out Beach Boys — Evan Tridone, Collective — Edward Benner, — Bianca Thiruchittampalam, Managing Mosaic Editor indoors avoiding the world Senior Reporter Music & Society Editor Managing Mosaic Editor 10. “MILK” by or casting off your shoes and 2. “Depreston” by 5. “Contact” by Big Thief 8. “Rollercoaster” BROCKHAMPTON — The being an “adventurer,” you’ll Courtney Barnett — Evan — Edward Benner, Music & by Bleachers — Bianca Mosaic Staff <3

X Surf’s Up Remastered 2009 The 3each Boys - Surfs Up

X Depreston Courtney Barnett - Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit

X Gronlandic Fdit of Montreal - Hissing Fauna. Are You The Destroyer?

X Space Wars (feat. Sporting l ife) Onyx Collective, Sporting Life • Space-Wars (feat. Sporting Life)

X Contact Big Thief - U.F.O.F.

J Peach Mosaic's Playlist of the Kevin Abstract • ARIZONA BABY Week (5/14/19) X Magic In The Hamptons (feat. Lil Yachty) Social House, Lil Yachty - Magic In The Hamptons (feat. Lil Yachty)

X Rollercoaster Bleachers • Strange Desire

X No Problem (feat. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz) Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz - Coloring Book

X MILK BROCKHAMPTON - SATURATION

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RACHEL SAWICKI wrong, he was still responsible the installations are meant to allowing people to discover that explained that LGBTQ+ people Senior Reporter for his happiness and well-being. be an anonymous display of connection between their mind face many challenges with Roseland started to focus how students and staff are truly and body on their own without mental health due to societal May is Mental Health on his photography and feeling. an instructor telling them what intolerance. Awareness Month, and the filmmaking, and went on to “A lot of times you're not to do, which is particularly “When we are stunted in one university’s Campus Wellbeing create “The D League,” a comedy necessarily being completely important for college students area of our lives, we then begin Collaborative held a number of based group that creates short honest with the people around as well. to disconnect from ourselves events last week to kick it off. films on YouTube. you or yourself,” Moritz said. “They have a lot of pressure and we begin to disconnect from Speakers, yoga workshops “To beat cancer, or anything “It’s impactful because as the on them and the last thing they the parts of our identity that are and art installations on The like that, like a breakup or day goes on you get to see what need is a yoga teacher telling important to us,” Kim said. “So Green were just a few of the depression, is to get back to who section has the most pingpong them to lift a leg higher or go when we don’t find some way many opportunities offered to you want to be,” Roseland said. balls and what people feel the deeper into a split,” Huggins to connect those, especially in students to learn more about On Wednesday, the Campus most. And then the positivity said. “We generally spend a lot an educational setting, where mental health and get involved Wellbeing Collaborative set up piece shows how something as more time on rest so participants you’re also learning about sexual with the wellness programs on camp on The Green with tables small as the beach or something can focus on their breathing and health, soft skills, relationships, campus. from various wellness groups, as big as your mom or your dad the poses they really want to coping with academic stress On Tuesday, eight-time including Student Health, can make you happy.” work on as well.” — that lack of connection can cancer survivor Woody Roseland Healthy Hens, Employee Health Also on Wednesday, Mike Following the presentation, definitely spiral into other spoke to students in Kirkbride and Wellbeing, the Center for Huggins, a recovery yoga Huggins led a 30-minute yoga problems.” Hall about his journey to Black Culture, and the Center instructor, shared his story of session for those who attended. The Center for Counseling happiness. Diagnosed with bone for Counseling and Student how yogic discipline gave him On Thursday, many and Student Development offers cancer at age 16, Roseland told Development. This was also the the strength to endure many RegisteredStudent Organizations individual and group counseling students it* was the loss of his first year that they set up an hardships. In 2011, Huggins (RSOs) participated in Fresh sessions, and offer walk-in hours left leg at age 21 that drove interactive art installation for spent nine months in prison for Check Day, an event that on Mondays and Fridays from 8 home the seriousness of his students. a misdemeanor, but used this highlights the importance of a.m. to 11 a.m. and Tuesdays condition. One installation displayed time to help fellow inmates find peer-to-peer models and lessens through Thursdays 9:30 a.m. to After moving back in with the quote, “I’m fine but...” a new purpose in life. the stigma surrounding mental 11 a.m. Afternoon walk-in hours his father, being left without and invited students to place When he was released health promotion and suicide are from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. a car and undergoing a round pingpong balls in glass columns in 2012, he founded the prevention. RSOs offered peer daily. of chemotherapy each month, on the installation, labeled Transformation Yoga Project, a advice for fellow students about The UD Helpline 24/7/365, Roseland said that he was with quotes that would finish non-profit group that supports mental health resources. offered through the University of overwhelmed with the amount the sentence such as “I am not people with traumatic or One of the groups at Delaware’s Division of Student of things he needed to “figure okay,” or “I am afraid of being addictive backgrounds by the event was the Lavender Life, provides live counseling out.” However, he knew he had judged.” attempting to heal them with Programming Board (LPB), which assistance over the phone at to find a way to cope. Another installation asked yoga instruction. educated students specifically 302-831-1001. “I couldn’t figure out how students to write down one Huggins spoke about the on mental health statistics as The National Suicide to make it through the next thing that makes them happy connection between the mind they relate to LGBTQ+ people. Prevention Lifeline offers free, year, but I could figure out how on a piece of cloth, and tie it and the body and how the Joe Kim, a junior human confidential support for those to make it through that day,” to strings on the display, which physical practice of yoga can services major from Camden, in distress 24 hours a day, 7 Roseland said. is now on display in Perkins be the gateway to a better state Delaware, and Director of days a week. The Lifeline can be Throughout his speech, Student Center. of emotional balance, or the Diversity and Education on the reached at 1-800-273-8255. Roseland emphasized that Addie Moritz, a senior “inner work” as Huggins calls it. LPB board of directors, created although he was not at fault for and an Employee Health and Huggins said that the recovery an interactive display with the things in his life that went Wellbeing intern, explained that yoga he teaches is invitational, statistics about coming out. Kim

Mental health survey finds need for additional mental health services on campus

SARRA SUNDSTROM ing concern, but has recently with females found to be “flour­ Healthy Minds Study Findings Senior Reporter been outpaced by anxiety as the ishing” at slightly higher rates. number one reason students are Overall, the university ranked in seeking help. the top 10% of comparable univer­ Undergraduate Graduate On Monday evening, rep­ The survey provided in­ sities when it comes to students resentatives from the university’s sight on the mental health issues flourishing. Counseling Center presented the that are currently affecting the According to the survey, results from their Healthy Minds general population of the univer­ students at the university are Study, an online survey designed sity’s students. This information generally aware of the services to gather a better understanding was gathered via self-reported provided by Center for Counseling of student mental health. data on a variety of statements and Student Development (CCSD), The university conducted rated on a scale of 0 to 4 that with 82% of students surveyed the survey last April as part of correlated to symptoms of mental stating that they have some The Healthy Minds Network, a health issues. knowledge of the resources avail­ national assessment of mental The study found that at able for mental health services on health among college students the university, there are elevated campus. Students also reported conducted across over 50 univer­ levels of eating concerns among that they thought there was a low sities. The goal of the survey is to students compared to students stigma associated with mental help direct the future of mental at other universities who partici­ health treatment, as 6% of respon­ health services on college cam­ pated, with 34% of undergradu­ dents reported having a personal puses. According to national sta­ ates and 3 7% of graduate students stigma against people who seek tistics provided by the Substance evaluated presenting eating treatment. Abuse and Mental Health Services concerns. In the same method, CCSD Director Brad Wol- Administration, the rates of seri­ elevated levels of depression gast, expressed a need to respond ous mental illnesses among young were found at a rate of 25% of to the shifting concerns of stu­ people are on the rise. undergraduate respondents, and dents and increased demand in Dean of Students Adam elevated alcohol use was reported the counseling center. Cantley noted that on our campus among 30% of undergraduates. “The same number of cli­ in particular, he sees an increasing The survey also collected nicians are seeing more students demand for mental health ser­ information on student well-being day after day,” Wolgast said. vices. to determine how many students In response to the Healthy “Students are asking for are “flourishing,” a concept mea­ Minds Study and demand from it, faculty and staff are asking sured by questions touching on students and faculty, the CCSD for it, families are asking for it,” topics such as whether or not re­ plans to continue changing its Cantley said. spondents were feeling optimistic internal operations. The CCSD is Recently, the primary about the future or well-supported increasing its ability to meet walk- Counseling Center from the Per­ more discreet location for stu­ reasons behind the demand for in social relationships. in demand and setting a standard kins Student Center into Warner dents to seek help that is not the more mental health services have The university’s students to meet with every student, walk- Hall. The intention is to have the busy student center. changed. According to data from had consistent levels of well-being in or call-in, on that same day. Counseling Center be nearer to “The more we can get in the Association of College and across ethnicities, however, there Cantley said that in order Student Health Services in Laurel front of students and talk about University Counseling Center Di­ was a statistically significant dif­ to optimize synergy within the Hall, creating a wider space on these things the better,” Cantley rectors, prior to 2010 depression ference in levels of reported well­ university’s mental health ser­ campus for events to promote said. ■ was the most common present­ being between males and females, vices, there are plans to move the wellness, as well as promoting a

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In memoriam: William R. “Bill” Fleischman, Jr.

KATIE NAILS 66) and at the News Journal an old-school newspaper ■ Staff Reporter (1966-69). He then went on to editor would,” West stated in a cover auto racing, U.S. Open Facebook post “It never stopped William R. “Bill” Fleischman Tennis Championships, college once we graduated and moved passed away on May 1, 2019. basketball and the Philadelphia on in this newspaper business. A ’ Fleischman, the son of Flyers for the Philadelphia Daily Of my memories, one that stands William R. Fleischman Sr. and News from 1969 until 2005. out is that I had written a weak 'A W Mary Gallagher Fleischman, was According to Barbara, he Blue Hens feature and called it born in Chester, Pennsylvania loved journalism because he a column. He said that if I had a on April 8, 1939. He attended loved people, and he could make column, I should say something Germantown High School and anybody laugh with his subtle — use it, have an opinion.” graduated from Gettysburg yet infectious sense of humor Indeed, Fleischman remained College in 1960 with a major in and his seemingly endless involved in his students’ careers English and minor in history. catalogue of stories. long after they graduated, he While at Gettysburg, In addition to his work at continued correspondence with Fleischman met his wife, the newspaper, Fleischman was them, attended their weddings Barbara, in a modern poetry an adjunct professor at the and sat beside them in press class. university for 28 years, and was boxes, said former student Tara “He used to joke that he was dearly loved by his students. Coates. the only thing I got out of that Andy West, the current “I started calling him class,” Barbara said. managing editor of the Delaware Coach,” Coates said when she After working at his college State News, took two classes gave remarks at his funeral newspaper, Fleischman went on with Fleischman. service. “As anyone who has to become a sports editor at the “He encouraged us and played or covered sports knows, Burlington County Times (1961- criticized us in the way that coaches have a special bond with their players, and players have a respect for a coach that transcends all relationships. I EMILY MOORE/THE REVIEW feel like we are all a part of a team, and we were blessed to provide comfort and inspiration Herr, his brother and sister-in- learn from a legend.” to his family. law, Charles “Chuck” and Peg Fleischman’s dedication was “After he passed away, I Fleischman; brother-in-law, not just limited to his career. sort of just keep thinking how Greg Fridinger (Karen); three His daughter Jill Herr recalled he would want me to handle it nephews, Keith Fleischman, John that Fleischman always made how he would have comported Fleischman and Jon Fridinger; time for his family. himself,” Herr said. “When I was three nieces, Kelly Fridinger, He taught her how to ride a thinking about — I have to go Sara Fridinger and Maggie bike and took her to auto races back to work on Monday — he Karpauskas; and many extended and other sports games with would have wanted me to do family members. him. Jill’s childhood summers that. He wouldn’t have wanted were set to a soundtrack of vvvme sitting around moping. Frank Sinatra, one of Bill’s He felt his feelings, but he also favorites, and. the voice of Harry took his responsibilities." Kalas calling the Philadelphia He is predeceased by Phillies games on television. daughter Heather Fleischman Fleischman’s gentle and survived by his wife fortitude, love and dedication Barbara, as well as his daughter transcend his life and continue to and son-in-law, Jill and Roger

Award-Winning Blue Hens

COLLIN WILLARD Alex Brunner, senior longstick second team with 29 ground awarded this week. Former head following the 1973-1974 season. Staff Reporter midfielder Thomas Aloe and ball recoveries and 18 caused baseball coach Bob Hannah was During Hannah’s tenure in the junior goalkeeper Matt DeLuca. turnovers. recently inducted into Middle MAC, the baseball team had As the CAA’s spring sports Rounding off the men’s lacrosse On the women’s softball team, Atlantic Conference (MAC) Hall an overall record of 140-81-1. seasons come to a close, several honors was freshman midfielder senior catcher Anna Steinmetz of Fame as a member of the The team won the 1970 MAC Blue Hens have been recognized Tye Kurtz, whose 31 goals and earned a place on the second class of 2019. Hannah coached championship en route to the for their athletic achievements. 21 assists earned him a spot on team, batting .329 on the the university’s team in the MAC program’s first and only College This season, Delaware’s men’s the CAA All-Rookie team and the season. Freshman outfielder from 1965 until the university’s World Series appearance. lacrosse team saw its most title of 2019 CAA Rookie of the Hanna Garber also made the departure from the conference wins since 2011, led by CAA Year. second team, along with the Co-Offensive Player of the Year The women’s lacrosse team also All-Rookie Team, boasting 51 Charlie Kitchen. The junior saw players selected to the All- hits and 27 stolen bases on the attacker scored 37 goals and CAA teams. Senior midfielder season. Joining her on the All- assisted on 27 others over the Mia DeRuggiero scored 20 goals Rookie Team is freshman first course of the season. and assisted 53 others en route baseman Brooke Glanden, who Joining Kitchen on the First to her first team selection. Senior had 47 hits and 30 RBI on the Team All-CAA was senior defender Chantae Simms also season. midfielder Dean DiSimon and earned first team honors, fueled Junior Ariane Klotz, on the senior longstick midfielder by 46 ground ball recoveries women's golf team, earned first Austin Hayes. Three additional and 39 caused turnovers. Senior team All-CAA honors. Blue Hens were selected to the midfielder and defender Julia However, these athletes were second team: senior midfielder Dambly earned a spot on the not the only Blue Hens to be

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Horoscopes: What do the stars have in store for you?

BIANCA THIRUCHITTAMPALAM Managing Mosaic Editor EDWARD BENNER Music and Society Editor NUSHI MAZUMDAR Column Editor EVAN TRIDONE « Senior Reporter

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Capricorn Cancer You are a brick wall, a steel trap A rough week ahead for you — and an impenetrable fortress. crying in public seven times more People come to ask you for than usual! It's time to put away advice, which makes you happy the tissues and start focusing on because you understand that you know best. You will continue real life. Cut off all of your friends rising to the top of everything. that make you cry (read: all of May the world cower to your them), stop waiting around for dominance. your last hookup to pay attention to you, drop out of school, steal Leo your dog from your parents and You keep convincing yourself that move to the wilderness. Nobody you have so much to do that life Taurus can hurt you when you’re alone. Gemini has to end, when in reality, all This has been a rough week for Congratulations on surviving the you have to do is read one chap­ you — you finally let go of the struggle that is life so far. Life will ter of a book and stare at Reddit. reins on a big project in your life only get worse from here on out. Two cups of coffee is too much, and are watching as it spirals out That's okay! Focus on the little you need to put a pin in it or of control. Take some time to things in life. For example, catch else you'll never be able to sleep. indulge yourself during this week; up on “Game of Thrones” so you Go outside for five minutes and buy yourself a new pair of Birken- are not always pretending like smell the roses, dammit. Love you, stocks, a coffee from Brew HaHa! you totally understand what other you’re the best. and invest in a wasp removal people are talking about. Speak­ ing of which, make sure to watch Endgame because spoilers! M ir ►

Aquarius Your roommate won’t stop listening to “Crazy Frog” and Aries You are single-handedly keep­ “Africa.” What the hell is wrong ing every coffee shop in Newark with them? Just live in coffee in business. Caffeine is cours­ shops and Trabant until this ing through your veins and your whole thing blows over. Or, you productivity is characteristically could buy a speaker and blast stunning — even for you. You’re Beyonce to drive them out of the more likely to catch on fire than place. Up to you. slow down. Keep killin’ it fam.

Scorpio Pisces Libra Ain’t life swell? You finally have The good news? There’s only two You are a mature adult and can five bucks to your name, barely weeks left of the semester. The take care of your health and well­ passing classes, and surviving on bad news? You only have $12 left being. Keep up those healthy hab­ a solid two hours of sleep. It’s in your account and your friends its: binge-drinking, partying until time to go on a bender! Pursue are going to Roots for dinner. Sure, 4 you pass out and last through the pure pleasure, go out every night, it might be really good food, but day by drinking five cups of cof­ rob Grotto Pizza and streak down also, you only have $12 left in your fee! You are the picture of health! Main Street. Live fast, die young, account. Save that shit for a hot bad bitches do it well. dog at 7-Eleven or something. ◄ ► ' II r- Sagittarius You’ve described yourself as “spunky” in normal conversation Virgo three times the past week. Sum­ You will be embarking upon a mer is rolling around and you long journey. You are extremely don’t have anything lined up for excited. Make sure you say hi to work, but who cares. It'll all work every dog you pass this week. out in the end. Nothing can hold Also, don’t even study for finals. you back; you’re a strong and You’ll probably fail them either independent lioness. way.

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Noah R Albert Corbin Borrero Natalie J Britton Alex Buchholz

Congratulations to our favorite Congratulations!! We are so Congratulations on all your Congratulations Alex!! We are UD graduate! We are so proud proud of you on your successful achievements! Your future always proud of you and your of you, and excited for your next college career. You never gave students will be lucky to have accomplishments. You've had a phase! We are with you for every up and continued to push to you as a teacher and role model. wonderful experience at UDel, step of your journey. We love your limits. Good luck as you We wish you many happy years made great friends, and learned you! Mom, Dad, Sarah and Eric. enter the real world. Love, Mom, of teaching and inspiring young so much. You are certainly ready Dad, Kathy, Sarah, Kayla and students. for the next exciting adventures Sophie. of life ahead. Love, Love, Mom, Dad, and Chris. Mom, Dad and Noah

Sarah A Campos Jamie Lin Cleveland Joseph Colontonio Jasmine Cousin

Congratulations, you did it!! It seems like just yesterday you Congratulations to our son Congratulations!! Your family is There is no limit to what you can were starting kindergarten... Joseph! All of your hard work so proud of you. You worked do as long as you keep believing Now you're a confident young and diligence has paid off. so hard during your journey to in yourself. Never stop reaching woman about to receive your We love you and are beyond reach your ultimate goal -- UD for the stars but always stay college diploma. It's been our proud of everything you have Graduation. After today, your grounded with the connections joy to watch you grow and accomplished and of the person new life journey will begin. which matter most -- family and achieve so much these past you have become. Love, Dad Continue to always do your best. friends. We love you so much four years. Hope you know how and Mom Love, Your supportive family! and are very proud of you!! proud we are an how much we Love, Mom, Dad and Jonathan love you. Mom and Dad.

Tyler Patrick Dvorak Elena Marie Errico Sarah Julia Franzini Carly Mazer

Congratulations!! Mom and 1 are so proud Congratulations Elena! Your list We are so proud of you Sarah Carly, this is the proudest day of your accomplishments and enriching of accomplishments continues to college career! You are a compassionate, Julia and can't wait to see the of my life! Here is to the most hardworking, intelligent young man with an grow! We are so proud to see how great things you will accomplish magnificent and brilliant future unlimited promising future. Be proud and you've grown into an amazingly in the future. Love, Dad, Anna ever!! Love, Mommy and Gregg confident in your success as a fraternity intelligent, caring, independent and and Sam. officer, skilled communicator and fundraiser. beautiful woman. The world is there Your graduation is bittersweet as you approach independence but you will always for you, believe in yourself, and you be our adored and beloved son! Welcome can achieve all your dreams. Love, in our home till the end of time. Enjoy your Mom, Dad, and the whole family. successful future its brightness is blinding. All our LOVE!! Mom and Dad!

Justin R Jagielski Cara Nicole Jankauskas Shayla Ana Kelly Meaghan E King

We are very proud of you, Justin. We are so proud of you not just Great job and congratulations! Congratulations to our beautiful Your future is like our love for today as you graduate but every We are all so proud of you and (inside and out!) daughter, Meaghan day. You have accomplished so much you, unlimited. Love Mom, Dad, your accomplishments. What King! We are so proud of the over the past 4 years: growing as an accomplishment on your graduation Adam and Brandi. individual, forging life long friendships, you've learned at UDel and overcoming challenges, and meeting the friends you've made are from the University of Delaware with a B.S. in Nursing. We know you your goals. It has flown by. The future priceless. Your experiences have are going to do great things in the holds endless possibilities, reach helped lay the foundation for the reach for opportunities, reach for future. We love you to the moon opportunities and maintain happiness. greatness of life that awaits you and back! Mom, Dad, Kerry and We love you very much!! XXX LOVE -- embrace it. Watch out world, Brian. OOO Dad, Mom and Stephen. here comes Shayla!

Evan A Kobosko Amanda Krieger Garrett Michael LaCurts Emily Leone

We couldn't be more proud of Congratulations on graduating Congratulations on all your hard Dear Emily, We are so happy you Evan! Congratulations on Amanda! We are so proud of work the past four years making to share in the excitement your well-deserved success at your accomplishments and your dream of being an electrical of your graduation day, and UD. The field of education gains looking forward to all that's engineer come true. We are so very proud of you, too! a promising new addition. With ahead. You're on the career path proud of your accomplishment Congratulations on your love and UD pride today and that was really meant for you and of the young man you are graduation and best wishes for always!! Mom, Dad, Christian and we wish you luck as you today. We have and always will your next adventure! With love and Molly. begin the next chapter of your be your biggest fans. You made and pride today and always, story. Love Always, Mom, Dad & it! Love always, Mom and Dad. Mom and Dad (aka Suzainz and Lauren Stefano)

Daniel A Lepre Andrew Levy Ryan James Hoffman Brianna Christine Lomax

Dan, Congratulations on your Andrew, we are so incredibly To our Ryan, It's hard to believe Congratulations! We are so outstanding achievement. We proud of you. From the boy four years has gone by so proud of you! All of your hard wish you all the success and you were, to the man you have quickly. You have done such an work has paid off. Always happiness the world has to offer. become, you have brought such amazing job with time at U.Del. believe in yourself! Never give We are so proud of you! With joy to this family. Enjoy this and made it look easy. We can't up! We love you! our love always, Mom, Dad and accomplishment, and we look wait to see what you do next!! Matthew. forward to alll your future brings. Congratulations, we all love you We love you! Mom, Dad, and and are so very, very proud of Ryan. you!! Dad, Mom, Kyle, Jenna and Indy.

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Stephen E MacDonald Allison Masi Dana Masterson Laura Jean McClintick

Congratulations Stephen on your Congratulations Allison! We are Congratulations! We are so Congratulations! We are very outstanding achievement! Your alll very proud of you during this very proud of you and the proud of you and happy for you work ethic and determination milestone accomplishment. All achievements you've made at regarding your many successes to succeed has paid off. We are of you hard work and dedication UD. The experiences and friends at University of Delaware. We so proud of you. It's time to really showed. We know your you've made will stay with you love you, Mom and Dad. celebrate. With love, Mom and time at UD will be unforgettable forever. We know your future Dad. and has paved the road for is bright and look forward to your journey ahead into the real watching you succeed. Love you world. Love, Mom, Dad and Ava. morest, Mom, Dad and Tara.

Megan McLoud Kyle Niklas Milstein Christopher Scott Zachary R Moseder Montague, Jr Congratulations Megan! Congratulations!! We are all so There are no words to describe Dear Zach, 1 am so proud of all You have accomplished so proud of you!! You did a great the level of pride we have for your accomplishments! 1 know many great things at UDEL- job and now you are ready for you. Your time at Udel has double majoring in physics but this just the beginning! the next step of your to be been so well spent. You've far and math, making Dean's List, We are blessed to have you as fantastic successful life! exceeded all expectations. Your waking up for those early classes our daughter and everyone is friends and memories will live on hasn't been easy... But you did it! so proud of you. We love you forever. We cannot wait to see 1 hope you now how much 1 love Sunshine! what amazing things the future and admire you! Love Mom. Love, Mom, Dad and Kylie holds. Congratulations!

Patrick J O'Beirne Jr Rachel Kathryn O'Sullivan Emma Pallotta Darren Pats

Congratulations Patrick! Saying From Main Street Journal editor, Well done!! We could not be Congratulations! Your hard work, that we are proud of what you to nanoshells, to distinguished more proud of your hard work perseverance and dedication are have accomplished at UD won't senior, to UD graduate BBME these past four years. Next stop: incredible. Your achievements suffice. From your first days, you to Northwestern JD PHD, law school! xoxo Mom, Dad, and successes are well earned. have thrived. Go forth, enjoy we are proud of all you have John, Stefan and Cooper and Our pride is immense as you the journey, spread your wings; accomplished in four short years. Monty, too. graduate from UD. We are find your biggest supporters Your dedication and focus will excited for you and all that your and fans. Love always, Mom and carry you far into the future. future holds! Love, Mom, Dad Dad. Optimus felicis gratulatione!! and Alexa.

Alexis Celine Peterson Brooke Nicole Robertson Nicole Alexis Robinson Joseph James Rosmini

Alex you have made us very proud, Congratulations Brookie!! You To God Be the Glory! You are Congratulations Joe! We are so and you should be proud of yourself as did it and in four years! Not an a phenomenal young woman. proud of you as you graduate well. You have accomplished a lot. You easy task while being an athlete Your faith and hard work has are so dedicated and very intelligent. with a finance degree. So glad You are destined for great things. Your too. You have endured so much empowered you to become you had this opportunity to heart is full of love and kindness, and and never gave up. There are successful in your college career. be away at school, meet new you are so humble. Remember God is not enough words to say how You have accomplished so much, friends and create memories with you always. "You always want to proud we are of you! We can't had great times and enjoyable to last a lifetime. Best of luck do your best, instead of trying to be wait to watch you light up the moments at UD. The WORLD is the best." We love you. Mom, Dad, for the successful future ahead. Krystal and Charles rest of your life. "Smile on." yours. Love you too the moon We love you. Love, Mom, Bill, Love Dad, Mom and Kelly. and back! Michael and Danielle.

Angelica Marie Santelli Molly Scott Alexa Nicole Shinnick Allison Marie Vizoskie

Angie, Congratulations! You are Congratulations Molly! You did Congratulations on you Dear Allie, Congratulations! We now a college graduate. Dad, it! We're so happy to share in the graduation!! We couldn't be couldn't be more pleased with Albert and 1 are so very proud excitement of your graduation more proud of you and the how you have grown into such of you. We know how hard you from the University of Delaware. woman you've become during a wonderful person. Now, go worked. You are an exemplary Your confidence, compassion, the past 4 years at UD. You are make your place in the world, student. So happy you had a and big heart will take you far, beautiful, both inside and out. and remember: "Wherever you wonderful four years! Love, and we can't wait to see you We love you!! Mom, Dad, and stand, be the soul of that place" Mom, Dad, and Albert continue to shine. We're so Justin. - Rumi. All our love, Mom, Dad proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, and A.J. David and Hannah.

Daniel Mark Worthington Alexis Zona Brandon Holveck Leah Joelle Campano

Daniel -- We are extremely proud Congratulations on your well- Brandon - so exciting to watch Congratulations Leah! We are so very of all you have accomplished in deserved collegiate success. proud of you and all your amazing your career as a journalist take accomplishments. You always continue your four years at UDel! Your Always hold dear your U.D. off. Loved reading the Review to give nothing but your best and dedication to the Delaware friends and memories as you and all of your articles. Keep there is no doubt with your drive and federation of College begin your next phase of life. digging deep everyone has a determination, every goal will be Republicans is admirable. We Love and pride in you, today and story. Remember where you reached and dream come true. wish you much success as forever. Mom, Dad and Molly. We love you so so much! came from, a long line of Blue Mom, Dad, Aimee, Kristina and Marley! you begin the next chapter of Hens. Love, Mom your life. Love, Mom, Dad and "Someone as special as you has the Andrew. ability to create a beautiful world of tomorrow"

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To our favorite graduate! Alysha, Through the beautiul With your vision, dedication, and Congratulations! The best things moments in our daughter's life, true grit, you have done yourself are yet to come. We love you we cried and prayed for more. But proud. You challenge yourself and are so very proud of you. when we see the cap and gown, we more than others. You have the want time to stand still. We stand Mom and Dad desire to do well and to succeed, proud to be your parents through your journey now and forever. Bring and you will. At the same time, life to your dreams and always you know to enjoy life and that know we are there. Love, Mom, the secret to success is balance Dad, and Deven and harmony. M ADLY:-)

Bianca Rose Scaglione Brandon Marcus Bateman Brandon Rosenblatt

Dear Bianca, Congratulations! There is not a single word that Brandon we are so proud of you and for choosing a career you love! Your passion for We are so beyond proud of you can begin to describe the pride it shines brightly to all that watch you work. and all of your accomplishments and admiration that comes from You've been given a special gift, and are at UDel. We can't believe how you being my son -- this day is blessed to have found your true calling in life! Keep the same determination in pursuing all quickly the four years have gone no different. You have worked your dreams and let them take you to amazing and wish you nothing but the hard for this, the future is yours, new places, fulfill the highest of your hopes, feed your soul with contentment, and may you best as the next chapter of your you are destined for greatness. feel the satisfaction of knowing that you were life begins. With all our love! Love, Mom the catalyst that has made a difference in a Mom, Dad, Gianna, Daniella, child's life! Michael and Nico too... XOXO Love you! Mom, Dad, Amanda and Lauren

Caila Nardone Carly Pettipaw Christopher Sciandra

Congratulations Caila! We are so You are such an amazing Congratulations to our son who proud of you & the beautiful person young lady. We are very proud has accomplished so much so far. you truly are inside! We knew you of you and all that you've Keep reaching for your dreams, could do it & will continue to DO accomplished, in the classroom we'll always be there to help you anything you put your heart to! We and on the track. You have a achieve them hope that all your DREAMS COME TRUE & you SHINE in LIFE as you bright future ahead. Remember Love you Mom and Dad do in your FAMILY. We love you to stop and smell the flowers, with all our hearts, Mommy, Daddy, along the way. Love Mom, Dad Sissy & PAL & Ryan Christina Louise Valenti Christine Parola Claudia Jeannie Mathewson Bacon

Congratulations! We are so We are so proud of your Congratulations CLAUDIA on a extremely proud of you and all accomplishments at UD! Your very accomplished 4 years! We of your great accomplishments. academic achievements are are SO proud of you and delight Watch out Baltimore -- Here she impressive but your growth is fully in your future successes in demonstrated by your involvement comes! Love you, Dad, Mom, Aviation and WAY beyond. Toto beyond the classroom as President Jessica and Susie of RSA and LUMOS and other clubs and Grandpa Jason are smiling you have embraced and friends you down on you today. We love you have made. Congratulations! Love, to the moon and back. Now go Dad, Mom, Freddy, and Nancy. do your thing! xoxo

Colt Thomas Lacovara Elena Schwartz Elizabeth Paige Peled

We are so proud of you. Congratulations on your Congratulations! We're so proud Graduated UD in 4 years. Kappa graduation from the University of your amazing experience at Sig fraternity, so many new of Delaware! UD. From UDance executive friends. 6 years Ocean City, NJ It seems like just yesterday we board, to Alpha Xi Delta sister, Beach Patrol, saved countless dropped you off as a freshman. and multiple dean's lists -- lives, Hero Award and Lifeguard Time flies, and you have soared incredible! Your joyful smile, of the Year. Your future is through your four years and intelligence, compassion, loyalty, endless! Love Mom, Dad, sister we are so proud of all you love, beauty and kindness, will Tara and families; Hannah and accomplished as a Blue Hen. bring a successful future. You'll friends. Mama, Dad and Jared overcome challenges with grace/ humility to live your best life.

Emily Kieran Jillian Ballard Johnna Rae Brooks Bankhead Hines

Congratulations! You have Congratulations Bean! From Congratulations! We are danced your way to success in Caesar Rodney to Main Street, so proud of you! You took every area of your life and we four incredible years full of advantage of alll that UD had are so proud of you! Love you so friendships, laughter and to offer and made great friends much! memories. We are so proud of and memories! We look forward what you've accomplished and to watching you walk across that can't wait for your next chapter! stage and earn your degree! We Go get em and change the love you! Love always, Mom, world! Delaware Class of 2019! Magoo and Ty Love, Mom, Dad, Jake and Nieay Katherine Rosemarie Nails Laurel Elizabeth Schappell Liam Gabriel Warren

Congratulations, Katie! You have Laurel, We are incredibly Herzliche Gluckwunsche on your worked hard and achieved much proud of you. You have been brilliant UD studies! President of "Take the Mike"... induction into the at UD: Managing News Editor for determined and resilient. We the Review, host of the Review Deutsche Delta Phi Alpha society- look forward to the next chapter. working as a Tech for IT-Network Rundown podcast, writer for UD's You are an amazing daughter Systems and Services...going all Journalism Department, recipient and sister. Love, Mom, Dad, vegetarian with Down to Earth co-op... of the Tilghman Journalistic Award, and Becca. "God never said continuing your studies in Germany Dennis Jackman Award, and the this Fall! The light that shines on your Women of Promise Award. Your the journey would be easy, but beautiful soul...is a delight! Love you family is so proud of you! he did say the arrival would be Liam! Mom, Dad and Harry. worthwhile." Max Lucado

Maria Nicole Faiola Olivia Catherine Welter Robert Michael Cipolla

Congratulations, Maria! We are Congratulations Olivia! We could Our Sweet Baby, very proud of you, not only for your not be more proud of you and all Congratulations Robbie! May 4 years of academic excellence you have accomplished in these God Bless You Always Angelface. and accomplishments in AFROTC last four years. You are truly a Never forget how brilliant and and UD Honors, but also for special you truly are our beauty. bright light in all of our lives. your dedicated commitment to Good luck at UT Austin Chemical multiple service activities including God Bless! We love you. Mom, Engineering, Robert Michael Fellowship in Serving the Hungry, Dad, Graham and Riley. Cipolla, future Ph.D. Lutheran Campus Ministry, UD We are so proud of you. Alternative Breaks, and Arnold Air We Love You, Society. Mom, Dad, & Apollo

Sydney Ford Vishal Thadimari William Patrick Stewart

We are so proud of you for Congratulations on your Dear Will, Congratulations on your graduating University of Delaware! graduation. You have worked graduation from U-Del! It seems You have worked so hard to hard to achieve your goals like only yesterday that you were get your degree in fashion. We and now you're on your way this little guy. You have always made us so proud of all of your are happy that you made great to seek new vistas, dream new friends and enjoyed your college accomplishments and the wonderful dreams, embark on who you are, experience. We know that you will man you've become. Keep working do great things in your career. We embrace life with passion and hard and no doubt you will love you very much! Mom, Dad, keep reaching for your star. Go experience great success in your Meredith and Molly. for it! bright future. All our love. Mom, Dad, Eric and Andrew.

f Megan Anne Monks Michael V Nossek Nathan Ventura

Congratulations! We're so BEHIND YOU-all your Congratulations Nate Ventura - we proud of you and so excited to memories. BEFORE YOU- all are so proud of you! As you start your independent life, never lose your celebrate your graduation with your dreams. AROUND YOU- all childlike curiosity. Play games, be silly you! Now you get to take your who love you. WITHIN Y O U - all and be daring - creativity is the key gifts and talents out into the you need! Michael, We are so to problem solving. Take time to truly world. Lucky world! And lucky proud of you. Congratulations! know yourself, to be your authentic us, to have you as ours. Go you! Love, Mom, Dad, Paige, and self, the most difficult task for all of us. Remember to always try to do the Love, Mom, Dad, and Kate your entire family. WATCH OUT right thing, integrity and trust must be WORLD-MIKE'S A UD GRAD!!! earned. Love, Your Family XOXO

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Seems like it was only yesterday. Mom and I are proud of you Bellie, Congratulations! We are and everything that you so proud of you. We love you, accomplished over the past 4 Mommy, Daddy, and Charlie. years at UDel in the classroom and the ring. You've always followed your passions and dreams and we wish you happiness and success as you move into your next chapter of life. Love, Mom & Dad

Carly Peyton Sycoff Caroline E Hu Daniella Marie Russo

Congratulations Caroline! We are proud You're a special gift from God above It's been such a joy to watch you Whose life is a reflection of the beauty of God's love. "swing" your way through life. of the amazing young woman you have You're a blessing to many become through your experiences at a happy soul, unique and rare You continue to make us proud who always lifts other spirits University of Delaware. From being a with your tender loving care. and fill our hearts with love each Canine Companions for Independence You're everything I'd hope a daughter, sister and friend (CCI) puppy raiser to your contribution can be. and every day. Congratulations You are kind, smart, thoughtful, loving, fun and have the on completing your college on the UDance executive board, you most beautiful heart to me. have made a difference. We look career at UDel and furthering May all your dreams keep coming true...Never stop forward to watching you become an believing in all you can achieve and do!!!! I am incredibly your education at Drew. We amazing nurse as you continue to make proud of you. Congratulations on your special day! love you! Mom, Dad, Colby and a positive contribution to the world. May God Bless you always. Caneryn. Love, Mommy Franklin Meade Evan David Bush Grace Perigaut

Congratulations to the new UD Congratulations! Over the last ConGRADulations! We are so alumnus!! We are very proud five years you have become the proud of you and your successful of you. You have obtained an man every parent hopes for, college career! At UD you have excellent education, participated standing up for what you believe made great lifelong friends, in Habitat for Humanity, studied in as well as making this world a learned so much an enjoyed abroad and achieved BHLP better place. The world awaits UDance/B+ Foundation. Best Tier IV. Thank you for your kind you, work hard, play hard and wishes for your next adventure -- spirit and volunteer service. most of all enjoy life. With love, we love you lots!! "Graduation is Enjoy and explore the endless Mom and Jarrett. not the end, it's the beginning." opportunities the future holds. Love, your family xo

Jamie Lee Musacchio Jessica Lauren Glab Lara Elizabeth Bosick

We're beaming with pride at Behind you, all your memories, No words can express the emotions we are feeling witnessing the culmination of so the woman you are. Be proud before you, all your dreams. much hard work. Lara you've been faithful of your accomlishments; Dean's Around you all who love you, with what you've been called to do. This List, Honor Society and meeting within you all you need. It is now world is left a better place because you've been carefully placed as a nurse. Thank goals you set. Your moral time to go into the world and do you for trusting God and moving with compass lighting every careful well. More importantly though, perseverance to answer this call on your step. Your future's bright! Be we know you will go into the life. We are so proud of the woman that you've become and look forward to what true to you. Be happy! Love, world and do good. We love you God has for you in the future. We love you Mom and Dad more! dearly angel. Love, Mom, Dad, Michelle and John.

Lauren Antoinette Burkett Mackenzie Burke Mathis Malachi J Walker

Congratulations!! All through your Your Dad, Kaila, TJ and I could Congratulations! We are so proud college life, you have grown into this not be more proud of you. You of you and all you've accomplished special person. You have become set your goals and achieved during your 4 years at University a leader who has integrity and of Delaware. We know that the compassion with everything you do. them! You are prepared for an friends and memories made will Even with your busy schedule, you exciting future. We wish you always make time for your friends, last a lifetime. We look forward to love, happiness and all that life the next chapter and are pleased teachers, and people who may need has to offer. You are a sweet and your help. We are so proud of you! that you had a terrific college Continue to be just who you are! compassionate person. Love experience. Love, Mom, Dad and We love you! you!! Brittney, Thomas, Cindy, Kennedy Mom, Dad and Louis and Riley Matthew Stuart Clark Olivia Giannotti Seanice Thompson

Congratulations to my number Congrats Liv on your graduation Congratulations! You've accomplished one son! So proud of you, the from UD! everything you set out to do. You've worked so hard to get to this point day has come. The college Your hard work, commitment & and you deserve to be here. We've degree you have earned at last. excellence in everything you do watched you grow from this shy, pretty A new chapter begins, with gives us an overwhelming sense little girl who was fascinated with rocks sweet memories of the past. of pride and joy! God bless you of all shapes, colors and sizes, to be a Wishing you success along the in this next chapter of your life in very bright intelligent beautiful woman. Who just happens to be an engineer. way... Believing you'll change the the "Big Apple". Love, hugs and We love you and keep up the good world someday! kisses, Your adoring family work! Love always, Mom, Dad, and Leanae.

Zachary Mahl Brigette Palombo Sayantan Dasgupta

Congratulations to our son, Sayantan, on Congratulations, Zach! YOU Congratulations, Brigette! being a graduate. As far as your future is concerned, we're DID IT! We are so happy to From your first day of school sure you are going to make it a successful share in the excitement of your to your last, we're so proud of one. We hope your graduation day, and so very all you've accomplished. We've dreams take you to the corners of your watched you blossom into a smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the proud of you too! Whatever beautiful (inside and out!) young windows of your you do, never stop learning, opportunities, and to the most special woman at UD. Wishing you health, exploring, growing and places your heart has ever known. happiness, love, and success in the The journey of life brings both challenges challenging yourself to be your adventures to come! and chances. May you carry your spirit to best. We love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Peter, Jen, snatch the chances and beat the challenges! Congratulations Matthew on your graduation. May you live a proud life!

Reginald Bradnock Madison Rose Ciccaglione

Madison, Congratulations on all that you've experienced and achieved at UD! Your hard work will continue to open new doors and amazing opportunities. We look forward to seeing what lies ahead in the next chapter of your life. So proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Raff, and Dante.

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