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Opinion Pacific Faces Total Budget Cut of 8.5 Percent “Kamikaze” Review A review on Eminem’s latest album. Page 4

Lifestyles Internship Awareness

Week Career Resource Center holds informative panels. Page 7

Pacifc faces budget cuts for the upcoming year.

Scarlett Green note that this is caused by the people- decision to cut spending in this Opinion Editor intensive nature of the university as a way, Mullen says, “The reduction learning environment. in academics is smaller to preserve Nevertheless, administration must academic quality and the university’s The revised budget for the fiscal make the hard decision to let go of teaching and student-centered year 2020, approved in August, some of their employees with the mission. Also, administrative costs are plans to cut back on overall spending aim of reducing administrative costs higher per student than academics by approximately 8.5%. The area by 11% and academic costs by 6.3%. when compared to peer institutions.” that will be most afected by the Along with these budget cuts, Pacific Many students wonder why the impending budget cut is faculty and is now ofering early retirement plans university has to deal with such administration. with benefits to those employees who significant budget cuts while tuition According to Pacific’s Vice President qualify. This is done in hopes that it rates rise steadily each year. Life of An Athlete of Business and Finance, Ken Mullen, will ease the process and ensure as In response to this, Mullen goes on to about 70% of the university’s budget healthy a transition as possible while is attributed to employee wages and also downsizing on employee wage A dive into the healthy lifestyle benefits. He believes it important to and benefit costs. BUDGET CUTS of our Pacific athletes. an explanation of the university’s CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Page 8 2 | Te Pacifcan News Tursday, September 27, 2018 Public Safety Advises Ways To Stay Safe Natalia Gevara unsafe at night. looking at your phone,” Lieu- News Editor “I think that if you live tenant Germann said. across the bridge and are If you are walking walking at night, you should with your phone, Lieutenant Living in the farthest South at least call STRIPES or walk Germann recommends calling part of Pacific’s campus with a friend,” Katelyn Getch- a friend and staying on the usually entails long, not so el History major 20’ said. phone with them until you romantic walks across the However, Pacific has taken reach your destination, while footbridge over the Calaveras steps to help minimize any still remaining aware of your River, in order to get pretty dangers on campus. The surroundings. much anywhere. With the Department of Public Safety is “You can even call Public new Calaveras residence hall located in South campus, and Safety and we’ll stay on the opening this semester, this is reachable to students any- Public Safety maintains surveillance cameras of the campus PC: Natalia Gevara phone with you until you’re means there are more stu- where through their designat- back at your residence hall,” dents crossing the bridge now ed telephone number. they provide an annual Clery campus. he said. more than ever. “We purposefully keep our report about all crime statis- “You’re pretty safe here on Another crucial tip is to Along with Calaveras Hall department [Public Safety] tics on campus. campus. In comparison to always have Public Safety’s is Monagan and Chan Family on this side of the campus In the 2016 year, Public the city and other places in number saved on your phone, Hall, where Pacific upper- so that we are highly visible Safety reported 160 arrests/ California, we have a very and adding it to your emer- classmen and Pharmacy stu- to anyone who might try to occurrences of crime on cam- low crime rate. The very most gency contact list so that you dents reside. In order to get to walk on from the surrounding pus. A bulk of these numbers that we deal with is theft of a can reach them faster. both of these residence halls, area,” Lieutenant Wayne Ger- come from theft and illegal/ backpack or a bicycle,” Lieu- Luckily, the footbridge one has to not only cross the mann said, who is stationed drug alcohol use. There were tenant Germann says. extending across Calaveras footbridge, but also cross at the Pacific’s Department of zero reported arrests of sexual But if students want to River has bright fluorescent Brookside road. Public Safety. assault or Noncriminal Acts of take extra precautions when lights and cameras running Though this walk might Furthermore, for any Hate Violence. walking at night, there are a along it. With that in mind seem minimal in comparison student who wants to stay Although these numbers number of ways to do so. and the number of safety to other larger universities, informed about crimes on only reflect what was re- “The number one tip precautions there are for stu- many students dread it not campus, Public safety issues ported, Lieutenant Germann would be to be aware of your dents, incidents can continue only because it feels far, but a weekly crime report on assures students that crime surroundings, so don’t walk to be kept to a minimum. because it can feel relatively Pacific’s website. Additionally, is typically pretty low on around with your face down The Pacifican

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Carlos Flores plains, students like Unterholzner, Lifestyles Editor “For most developers, who said that, “The fact that they can go to the Smartcar they had SDKs built for a few website, create an account, languages was really nice. On Wednesday, September register an application, and I’ve dealt with grabbing JSON 19th, Silicon Valley-based start sending commands to payloads from the Internet software company Smart- vehicles right away, whether before and it’s not always car came onto campus to it’s a Tesla or a BMW.” the cleanest thing to do, so showcase its technology and Framroze, who has been having an SDK for this is very answer questions from inter- with the company for over helpful.” ested students. a year, has noticed its rapid Silicon Valley startups like Smartcar is a software com- growth, a notable feat for a Smartcar are popping up and pany devoted to the creation new startup like Smartcar, as creating new technologies of software to communicate she notes that, “It’s doubled constantly, but it is not always with vehicles from both web in size since I’ve been there, a given that the new technolo- and mobile devices. which is crazy when you think Public Safety maintains surveillance cameras of the campus PC: Natalia Gevara gy will stick. Chief Technology Of- about it.” been interested in embedded with Smartcar. “Smartcar is However, Smartcar appears cer and Smartcar founder Startup companies, espe- systems,” explains Unter- fundamentally three diferent to be onto something with Sanketh Katta demonstrated cially ones growing as rapidly holzner. things: cross-brand com- quite a bit of promise, as they a piece of software using as Smartcar, always look to “Also, the idea of having patible, hardware-free, and are attracting more and more Smartcar technology, using it universities to ﬁnd freshly cars connect to your phone developer-friendly,” explains developers to add on to their to control a Tesla S that was graduated students or current really intrigued me when I Framroze. ever growing library of vehi- brought for the purposes of students looking for an in- heard about what Smartcar “The things that we do to cle communication software. the demonstration. ternship to hire. does.” be developer friendly are “I feel like, with the rise of Katta used Smartcar tech- One such student is Com- The unique thing about focusing on things like SDKs, interest in self-driving cars, nology to do things such as puter Science student Dan- Smartcar is that it gives so that a developer that wants integrated cars will become locking and unlocking the car, iel Unterholzner ‘20, who developers access to a library to work with Smartcar and just as popular,” says Unter- rolling the windows up and was drawn to the Smartcar through which they can de- wants to integrate their func- holzner, “We already have down, and of course starting presentation after one of his velop new software using an tionality into their app can technology embedded in cars the ignition of the car. classes. “Ever since I started SDK, or Software Developer’s do so in a matter of minutes.” like CarPlay, so it’s cool that Business Development working with Arduinos when Kit, to allow developers to cre- Smartcar’s developer-friend- SmartCar is taking the next head Zeenia Framroze ex- I was in 7th grade, I’ve always ate their own software for use ly approach connects with step in that ﬁeld.”

BUDGET CUTS down the high standards Senate meetings, during CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 that Pacific holds for student which representatives admissions. from administration often Although the budget cuts attend in order to explain explain that although tuition were implemented in hopes policy, financial, and is rising over the years, the net to stabilize university finances academic changes that will revenue that the university and plan for future growth, be implemented within the receives from student tuition they remain a contentious university, are open to all has actually been stagnant issue among students, who students and are held from over the past five years. This question the university’s 5:00pm to 7:00pm in the DUC is because, he says, as the cost decision. room #211. of attending Pacific increases, To stay informed on issues If you are unable attend, the university is also ofering like these and ensure that you can also contact your larger financial aid packages your voices and opinions school’s designated senator to incoming freshmen. as students are heard, keep during his or her ofce hours. Mullen explains that Pacific in contact with ASUOP’s To find out how to contact plans to drive up revenue representatives in the senate your senator directly, visit from tuition in the coming and executive branch. the student government years by creating programs These students are able to page under the activities that are in high demand. speak for the student body and programs tab on the As a result, many of these by relaying your concerns and University of the Pacific programs will be health- interests to administration, website. Take advantage of science based and fairly but they cannot do so without these opportunities to ensure competitive so as not to drive your input. that your voice is heard! 4 | Te Pacifcan Opinion Tursday, September 27, 2018 “Kamikaze” Has A Few Hits, But Misses Today’s Standards

Gavan McCoy Staff Writer

It is no secret that Eminem, the eccentric and quirky face of 2000’s hip-hop, has had a bit of a downward spi- ral in quality and (arguably) relevance in recent years. His latest trilogy of albums: Relapse (2009), Recovery (2010), and Revival (2017) - have been met with mixed to adverse reactions from fans and critics. Now Em- inem is back with “Kami- kaze,” which was dropped unexpectedly by the rapper on August 31st.

“Eminem’s signature speed returns, which creates this sort of adrenaline rush when

listening” A notable fgure in hip-hop, Eminem has a few problems with his latest album “Kamikaze.” PC: Revolt Upon first listening to the record, there are things to definitely like about the al- feel as bloated as “Revival,” is put on full display with This sign rings especially Eminem’s stuttered delivery. bum. Eminem’s signature and this is attributed mostly Eminem’s use of the word so when the verse in ques- To wrap this all up, if you rap speed returns, which to the shorter run-time as “fa**ot” on a verse in the tion is about rapper, Tyler, are a fan of Eminem in gen- creates this sort of adrena- well as a tighter focus on song “Fall,” which not only the Creator, who explored eral, I would say give “Kami- line rush when listening; this songwriting. Most of the comes of as homophobic his own homosexuality on kaze” a chance and see what feat is exemplified in the al- tracks on the album are but also as a sign of his bit- his critically acclaimed al- you think of it. bum’s opener “The Ringer,” attacks on media outlets terness towards the success bum “Flower Boy” back in If you are a fan who wishes where it sounds like Eminem critical of “Revival,” the of his contemporaries. 2017, an album I personally for a throwback to his peak, doesn’t take the time to take tropes of modern rap (such recommend. pick out a few tracks you like a single breath. as mumble rap), and other The lyrical flows on the al- and ignore the rest. If you “Stepping Stone” is prob- contemporary rappers. One bum are inconsistent at best, are looking for a good hip- ably my favorite when it of those dissed, rapper Ma- “...not only comes as some songs are smooth hop album, save your ears comes to sound, as the back- chine Gun Kelly, responded and easy-listening, such as the trouble and go listen to ground instrumentals and with the track “Rap Devil,” of as homophobic that on “Stepping Stone” and the new Brockhampton al- vocal melodies on the chorus released on September 3rd, the title track, which I might bum “Iridescence.” are a nostalgic throwback to and Eminem responded in but also as a sign of add is another one of my fa- early 2000’s hip-hop. kind with “Killshot” on Sep- vorites of the album due to This musical aesthetic fits tember 14th. his bitternesstowards its weirdness and its feeling in with Eminem’s lyrics on However, while the disses of being a concentrated ball the track as he essentially on the album feel empower- the success of his of sourness. apologizes to his former ing upon first listen, they end However, some other hip-hop outfit D12, who re- up degenerating into visions contemporaries” songs have awkward and ex- leased the hit albums “Dev- of a bitter middle-aged man haustive flows, the worst of il’s Night” in 2001 and “D12 who yells at teenagers who which appearing on the track World” in 2004. veer too close to his lawn. “Normal,” where it feels like “Kamikaze” also does not This sense of staleness my ears are dragging due to Tursday, September 27 2018 Opinion Te Pacifcan | 5 How Do We Make It Safer For Women To Run?

Natalia Gevara completely alone, and vul- But it isn’t necessarily just Women can’t escape this the blame to surviving vic- News Editor nerable. about jogging while female, fear either, as they can be tims, it makes the behavior All of a sudden, the head- it’s about doing anything killed for something as sim- of the assailants seem more lines in the news about wom- while female. ple as telling a man no, such excusable. I have been an active run- en being kidnapped while Traveling, walking, going as what happened to Mollie Furthermore, the patriar- ner for about ﬁve years now, jogging seemed so much to school, Ubering, work- Tibbetts. Back in December chal structure that makes since my sophomore year of more apparent. Women as ing, existing while female of 2017, 16-year-old Shem- men believe that they are en- high school when I decided young as me, disappearing — could end up getting you el Mercurius was killed by titled to a woman’s attention to join cross country and and being found dead just killed. It’s a fear that almost a 25-year-old man who was needs to be taken down. track. In the three years I ran days later, just because they every woman has internal- angry at her for refusing to We need to teach men from for sport, I was lucky enough had the audacity to jog while ized, and based of of what be his girlfriend. a young age that a woman’s to have an entire team sur- being female. is happening in the news Just a month earlier, a right to say no should be re- rounding me on every long Even recently, 20-year- constantly, it is clearly not an 34-year-old man strangled spected, and we need to stop run. old Mollie Tibbetts was irrational one. 19-year-old Tara Serino for encouraging them to “chase After I retired as an ath- killed while going on an rejecting his marriage pro- after” a woman when she lete, I knew that running evening run. By a man who posal. makes her boundaries clear. wasn’t something that I approached her and chased “Traveling,walking, What happened to these Women don’t want to be wanted to give up even if I her down, after she told him young women is unfortu- chased, harassed, and cat was no longer competitive. to leave her alone. She was going to school, Uber- nately just a small fraction called — they want to be left So I’d ﬁnd time to run in the killed because he couldn’t of such incidents, and they alone and respected. early morning, or in the sun take no for answer. ing, working, existing don’t seem to be stopping We can’t invalidate the soaked evening. For me, running has al- anytime soon. fears women have about However, it didn’t take ways been an essential part while female — could So what can be done? men, either. It is incredibly very long for me to become of self care — it balances the How do we make the world unproductive to counter these painfully aware of the silence mind and helps alleviate anx- end up getting you a safer place for women to fears with proposals of “not all surrounding me. iety. But I feel as if it is being exist in? men,” because that’s not what All I could hear was my feet robbed from me, because if I killed.” For one, the culture of this problem is about. pounding the pavement, in dare go on a jog by myself, I blaming victims for being as- Instead, men need to hold tune with my rapid heart- could wind up dead the next saulted needs to keep being themselves and other men ac- beat. I was aware that I was day. challenged. When we shift countable for their behavior. Should We Revisit the Definition of a Refugee?

Scarlett Green discrimination? more unjust to keep turning Opinion Editor It is important to note that away people who just want this definition intentionally to provide a stable life for excludes those seeking asy- their children and treating A refugee, as defined by lum from such circumstanc- those seeking asylum from international law (Article 1 es. dangerous situations as of the 1951 UN convention) Because of this, migrants criminals if they enter the is, “a person who ‘owing to fleeing from horrific circum- country illegally.” well-founded fear of being stances, who many would What would happen if the persecuted for reasons of consider to be refugees by legal definition were to be race, religion, nationality, ethical standards are not extended to accommodate membership of a particu- granted asylum. anyone fleeing from violent lar social group or political Many believe that this conflict? opinion, is outside the coun- exclusion of such asylum In the words of Model try of his nationality and is seekers is unjust and that the United Nations professor, unable or, owing to such legal definition of a refugee Howard Moseley (J.D. Mc- fear, is unwilling to avail should be therefore modi- George School of Law), “If himself of the protection of fied. we actually want to solve the that country.” For example, Jessica Bau- problem, we would need to However, what about the tista, Media X ‘21, says, “I delve into the diferent kinds people fleeing natural di- understand that it would be Refugees wating in line to enter the nation of Hungary. saster, economic hardship, hard on countries to take REFUGEES PC: EurActiv or other violent conflict that in so many more people as CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 does not amount to systemic refugees, but it seems even 6 | Te Pacifcan Lifestyles Tursday, September 27, 2018

Club Spotlight: United Davis, International Relations guest speakers who specialize and Japanese Language and in international relations. Studies ‘21, says that one of the When asked what she enjoys Nations Association the main goals she has for the most about being a part of club is to inform and teach stu- UNA, Grace Herring, Inter- Discusses Global Issues dents about the United Nations. national Relations ‘21, says, When asked what inspired her “Definitely the discussion. It’s Scarlett Green to start the club she says, “... where I see the most participa- Opinion Editor there are students on campus tion and see our new members who don’t have a lot [of] knowl- share and absorb new ideas. edge or understanding of global It’s always nice to see people Every Friday at 5:00pm a issues, so I hoped that by start- that have been a little quiet group of students meets in DUC ing a club our university could speak up and engage.” She room #214 to discuss contem- have students who are better in- also mentions how she is very porary global issues over snacks formed about the world around excited about the future of the and drinks. Pacific’s chapter of them.” club as it works together with the United Nations Association In order to accomplish this, GenUN. hosts these weekly meetings in UNA plans to diversify the As a chapter of the larger order to provide a space for stu- schedules of club meetings to organization GenUN, Pacific dents to freely exchange ideas include, in addition to their UNA members get the added from multiple perspectives and usual discussion and debate benefit of being able to regis- educate each other on compli- sessions: mock United Nations ter for a free membership for cated international issues. conferences, movie screenings UNA-USA. University of the Pacific UNA featuring international conflict This membership allows stu- founder and President Hannah and/or resolutions, and even dents access to: United Nations

Pacifc’s UNA meets every Friday at 5:00 pm in DUC Room #214. PC:GenUN Tursday, September 27, 2018 Lifestyles Te Pacifcan | 7

REFUGEES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 CRC Informs Students About the Importance of Internships reasons why people become Natalia Gevara week flyers and giveaways. of Stockton, the San Joaquin likely to find success refugees.” News Editor On Tuesday, September County District Attorney’s Moseley then goes on to 25th, a workshop called ofce, and Cepheid — a Bio- after they explain that in order to justi- Step to a Successful Intern- Tech firm based in Sunny- fy the expansion of the defi- The week of September 24th ship was held in the DeRosa vale, California. graduate...” nition of a refugee, it would through the 28th was In- University Center. It was fol- But the goal for Internship be necessary to identify the ternship Awareness Week at lowed by a Panel Discussion Awareness Week is to do - Daniel Shaw diferent reasons for mi- Pacific. The event was man- the next day, with a number more than just make stu- gration and create separate aged by the Career Resource of employers, students, and dents aware of internships protocols of asylum for each Center, as they promoted alumni present to talk about available to them. A new Internship Rec- one. internships through social the importance of intern- “We want to create aware- ognition T-shirt was also The refugee crisis is a mul- media, panels, and video. ships. ness about the value of in- launched on Tuesday, avail- tifaceted issue that will have “The idea with Internship Among these panelists ternships, but also how to able to those attending the to be addressed from many Awareness Week is to help speaking at the event in- get them and how to behave workshop and panel. diferent perspectives in or- Pacific students be more clude Pacific Alumni Andrew one you’re there,” Daugherty “Research shows that stu- der to be solved. aware of the internships Rocha, English ‘18. said. dents who participates in However, we can start to available out there, so they “I’ve learned now from my internships as an undergrad- develop a worldview that is can consider them and be own experiences that intern- “...students uate are more likely to find shows compassion for the better prepared when they ships can provide one with success after they graduate,” people around us and that graduate,” Internship De- helpful experience in their who participates in Career Advising and Success considers the perspectives velopment Specialist Sue desired field as well as net- Specialist Daniel Shaw said. of people with diverse inter- Daugherty said. working with professionals,” internships as an un- The idea of Internship ests. The week was kicked of on Rocha said. Awareness Week is to emu- Monday the 24th, with the The panelists also included dergraduate are more late these ideas and values, Career Hut promoting the representative from the Port in order to prepare Pacific Tursday, September 27, 2018 Sports Te Pacifcan | 8 Pacific Athletes Advise How To Live A Healthy Lifestyle

Amanda Davis ize that recovery time is just you will stick to it and may- Sports Editor as important as giving 100 be bring a few friends along percent efort on the ten- so that you are not alone in nis court and in the gym,” reaching your goal. Athletes are pretty impres- Ketcherside says. Not only “You won’t regret doing sive. They give it their all at is it important to prevent something healthy for your- every game on campus and illness and injury, it is nec- self,” Ketcherside states. She of campus, working to best essary for athletes to allow suggests that even just going represent the university they themselves to heal properly for a walk and enjoying the call home. The strength, en- so they can continue giving outdoors can be good for the ergy, agility, and endurance their all in their sport. mind and body. If anything, they display for their fans, This is not all just for at least try not to be intimi- for their coaches, for each athletes, however. Any dated by athletes. other, and for themselves non-athlete can benefit from “We’re just like you, we are unmatchable. what these active students just work out a lot,” Rosario Although it may seem like learn and practice daily in explains. “Don’t be shy to in- it, none of these students order to stay healthy and troduce yourself and make were born that athletic. physically fit. some friends!” She feels that Reaching that level of per- Rosario advises anyone making eforts to be health- formance takes hours of looking to improve their ier will not be as efective training and paying close lives in these areas to take a if you are not motivated, attention to health. look at their diet and make so she advises anyone ex- According to Hannah Amanda Davis sure they choose healthier ploring health and physical Ketcherside (Accounting, Many athletes train in the Pacifc Intercollegiate Athletics Center. options. For exercise, she fitness to do what they love. 2022) from the Women’s must be in check. can be, Rosario worked out believes it is good to find Tennis team, athletes can cutting chips, candy, and something you love so that spend up to 20 hours a week other junk food out of her practicing and training in the “...recovery time is daily diet. Since then, she weight room—it is basically says her performance as an like a part-time job! just as important as athlete has definitely im- Weekly Home Schedule She states that “it is im- proved. portant for us to constantly giving 100 percent Rosario also stresses be working on our strength, the importance of getting Women’s Volleyball: agility, and endurance to efort on the ten- enough sleep, especially Women’s Soccer: increase our quickness and when some of her practices reaction time on the court.” nis court and in the start at five o’clock in the Friday, Oct, 28th Friday, Oct, 28th That constant work leads morning. Without an ade- vs. Pepperdine vs. St.Mary’s to an almost daily work- gym...” quate amount of sleep, peo- 7pm 7pm out routine. Elina Rosario, ple are more prone to getting Health Exercise, 2021, men- - Hannah Ketcherside, sick and can feel fatigued as tions that a lot of training well. This is not ideal for an Saturday, Oct, 30th goes into being an athlete, Account 21’ athlete who is looking to vs. Loyola Marymount especially as a breaststroke train six days a week, some- 1pm swimmer because her sport times twice in one day. is year-round. A typical “As an athlete, health is Ketcherside sees the im- Men’s Waterpolo: workout day for her can your number one priority,” portance of fueling the body Field Hockey: include working on lung Rosario explains, and to her with good food, though she capacity, weight training, sleep and nutrition are major also emphasizes the impor- Saturday, Oct, 29th Sunday, Oct, 30th swimming technique, and components of it. After com- tance of staying hydrated in vs. UCLA vs. California on-land workouts, such as ing to Pacific and starting as order to stay healthy. She 12pm rock climbing or spin. They an athlete here, she realized states that it is also crucial 2pm also do “broken swims,” that she needed to put good for athletes to stretch prop- which are like mock races food in her body in order to erly to avoid injury and to to track progress. Before all perform well. After some en- take ice baths and rest when of that can be properly ad- couragement from her team- injuries do occur. dressed, however, Rosario mates and coaches, who all “The athletic department says that an athlete’s health want her to be the best she at Pacific has helped me real-