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FLYERTUESDAY MARCH 22, 2016NEWS | ISSUE 14 *Pg. 3 Sheet sign culture at UD: Read between the sheets PAOLA N. ORTIZ Junior, Marketing
The sheet sign culture in the student neighborhood is affect- ing the way parents and students see the University of Dayton and its community. The sheet sign culture started about 25 years ago in the student neighborhood when students took white bed sheets and wrote on them to express their Flyer spirit in a creative way whenev- er the school achieved a signifi- cant accomplishment or when a UD team won. Sheet signs have changed considerably since then. Students commonly feature inappropriate sexual messages on sheet signs, especially during Welcome Weekend, Family Week- end and March Madness. Some students do not consider these Students often create sheet signs for special events, such as Welcome Weekend, Family Weekend and March Madness. Some, though not all, signs have messages as inappropriate. They received criticism for their inappropriate nature. Chris Santucci/ Multimedia Editor view them as a funny way to share Flyer pride. asking to take the sign down; that “I do not necessarily feel un- fended nor fear for my life, but said. Some examples of these mes- would be a violation of compli- safe but uncomfortable because I do feel bad for other people In an interview with Kristen sages are “Daddy issues save us ance in the code of conduct. these signs are a representation who walk through our commu- Altenau-Keen, sexual violence lotion and tissues,” “We don’t “I have always had students of the community, and it is dis- nity and see inappropriate things prevention education coordi- have chairs but we do have fac- cooperate and immediately take a tasteful,” sophomore pre-medi- and think this is how the Dayton nator, she said the only way of es,” “Reading our sheets by day preventing this is by holding each and in our sheets at night” and other accountable, telling each “Move in day comes once a other when something is not year… how often do you.” “I do not necessarily feel unsafe but uncomfortable right. She explained that green The school has asked students dots need to outnumber the red to take down the signs when because these signs are a representation of the dots present on this campus. inappropriate messages are dis- According to the Student De- played, like the ones mentioned community—and it is distasteful.” velopment website, “A green dot above. is any choice, behavior, word or Dean of Students Christine —Martha Bervell, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine attitude that promotes safety for Schramm, University of Dayton everyone and communicates ut- associate vice president for the ter intolerance for power based Division of Student Develop- personal violence in our Univer- ment, said she and the univer- sheet down when asked by staff cine major Martha Bervell said. community is,” sophomore me- sity of Dayton community. A sity are working to change this or another student,” Schramm “I feel that this is inappropriate chanical engineering major Aar- green dot is anything you do to culture. Schramm said she is not said. and does not follow the Marianist on Winfrey said. make our community safer.” aware of anyone going through Some first-year women are values of this school,” first-year “Sheet signs promote a sexual UD’s parents have mixed re- the conduct process for having afraid of walking alone in the undeclared arts major Yohaiza violence culture. I feel like I’m actions on this culture. inappropriate sheet signs in her student neighborhood after 10 Vega said. “It is unfortunate that not offended of the signs, but it 25 years at UD. What would get p.m. because they may not feel visitors see these [sheet signs]. I makes me aware of my surround- someone documented and sent safe in a culture in which poten- don’t like walking alone at night ings when being alone,” sopho- through the process is not com- tially degrading sexual messages because I do not feel safe.” more undeclared engineering plying with a university official are approved. “I do not necessarily feel of- technology major Mariah Jackson see SHEETS, pg. 6
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*Cover cutout: Beware the Ides of March. Chris Santucci / Multimedia Editor BROTHERS – PRIESTS – SISTERS For more photos from St. Patrick’s Day, see our gallery marianist.com at flyernews.com/ud-photos. 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Online at flyernews.com Public Safety officers SUSTAINABEAT The Rec celebrates 10 years, asks for 30 minutes CLARE GALLAGHER the specific year,” Longino said. to be featured at the RecPlex. dent survey, only 27 percent of re- PATH points, but I actually found Car-sharing arrives at UD Staff Writer “From there, we research the var- “We try to provide a wide array spondents responded they needed it very helpful in motivating me to kick Nurses for CHRISTINA VAUGHAN-ROBINETTE cards to the windshield of the going to end up working in cit- ious equipment lines that each of of equipment, so we can met the 30 minutes of exercise daily. Many work out,” sophomore psycholo- Senior, History reserved car for a few seconds, ies that have Zipcar, so it’s a The RecPlex celebrated its 10th the vendors currently provide and needs of everyone,” Longino said. students thought they needed 45 gy major Emily Kimble. and the doors will automatical- great service to have access to.” anniversary this year with new evaluate the quality, refer to oth- “I was excited there was new to 120 minutes of exercise daily. Even after the program ended, Bernie off campus ly unlock. The car is theirs to Members must pay a $1,000 equipment and an educational ini- er universities who are currently equipment to use and try out,” These students also said on the more students than usual came to The University of Dayton use for the allotted time they damage fee per incident. How- tiative to help students maintain a using the product and our knowl- sophomore education major Ryan survey the number one reason the RecPlex. DOMINIC SANFILIPPO borhood to UD’s academic began a partnership with Zipcar reserved it for. ever, the fee can be lessened or healthy lifestyle. edge of what will stand up to the Schilter said. “I’ve been able to they don’t work out every day is “There was a constant flow of Staff Writer campus, public safety officers on March 2 to bring students “With Zipcar, you can decide eliminated if the member buys On the 10th of each month, usage needs at UD.” add in new exercises that I didn’t because they do not have time. people, even when the program rolled up and demanded the and staff an environmentally exactly where you are going— a non-refundable $79 annual there will be a surprise special Some of the new pieces brought know before.” Longino said their mission is ended. I notice even in my morn- nurses leave campus immediate- friendly way to commute. Zip- you aren’t bound by service ar- damage fee waiver, according to event, activity or giveaway. ing shift at 6 a.m. that more peo- On Monday, March 14, the ly because they were trespassing car is an on-demand car-sharing eas, like traditional taxi services Zipcar’s website. “We wanted to find a way to ple were still coming in,” Bielunski Nurses for Bernie drove up to on private property and had not service that enables its members or Uber,” Hatcher said. “With give back to this community that said. “We weren’t sure what to the University of Dayton’s cam- cleared their presence with the to reserve cars via Internet, mo- Zipcar you have the freedom Car Rental Cost provides us with so much satisfac- “If you don’t have a heathy body and a healthy mind expect, but we are super excited pus for a quick stop on Brown university beforehand. bile app or phone for an hourly of the vehicle and you have the The cars can be rented for tion with the job we do day in and about how it turned out.” and Stonemill Streets during UD has rules preventing any or daily rate that includes gas, flexibility of taking other peo- a full-day, hourly-weekday or day out,” Melissa Longino, direc- Over 2,000 people signed up their cross-country tour sup- sort of political activity on cam- mileage and insurance. ple with you, you have the cargo hourly-weekend rate. The full- tor of campus recreation, said. you really don’t have all of you to give to your for the “On Your PATH to 30” porting the candidacy of Sena- pus without prior clearance be- “Zipcar can help reduce the space, the ability to cost-share day rate is the same for either car The first event took place in program and, according to data tor Bernie Sanders for the pres- cause they are sensitive about carbon footprint, and one of my and, as long as everyone in the at $69/day. The hourly-weekday January, when the Rec staff gave academics, your friends, your family or your work.” compiled by the RecPlex, halfway idency. their 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. jobs for the university is to find car is a member, then anyone rate for the Focus is $7.50/hour away backpacks to the 10th per- through the program, at least half National Nurses United, The nurses were confused and ways we can reduce our carbon can drive.” and the Prius is $8.50/hour. son to swipe in at every hour. The —Melissa Longino, Director of Campus Recreation of participants had earned their the largest nurses’ union in the alarmed they could not even footprint,” said Kurt Hatcher, Once the members complete The hourly-weekend rate for latest event, called “UP,” was all PATH points. The directors are country with 185,000 members, approach students and talk to UD’s environmental sustainabil- the drive, they must return the the Focus is $8.50/hour and the about compliments. People could still compiling the rest of the data sponsor the nurses to travel the them on campus property, as ity manager. “Our hope is that Zipcar to the original parking Prius is $9.50/hour. Cars can be stand under a pair of giant head- to see how many people complet- country and connect with voters they had been on many pri- for students—where it makes spot. rented for a maximum for seven phones and hear a compliment ed the whole program. on issues like health care and vate—and parochial—college sense—may choose not to bring days and be driven 180 miles/ from someone else speaking at the in this year replaced older models. In addition to updating its to make people aware how much a “It’s important that people are student debt. Upon their arrival, campuses in the months and a vehicle to campus, and they Membership Cost day (additional cost for mileage adjoining microphone. For instance, the RecPlex pur- equipment, the RecPlex had its 30-minute investment can benefit rewarded for a healthy lifestyle,” the nurses walked through the weeks prior with no problems. would ultimately drive less be- Compared to regular mem- beyond 180 miles). “It was really cool to see because chased seven updated treadmills, annual educational campaign. their health. Bielunski said. sun-lit streets of the University cause they would have access to bers, university students receive As usage of Zipcars increases people were visibly happy after, which are well-suited for different This year’s theme was “On Your This campaign lasted from Feb. Any student that completed of Dayton’s student neighbor- To read more about restrictions of a Zipcar rather than their own the cheapest membership pric- on campus, so will the number and I could tell it just made their types of running. PATH to 30,” which served to ed- 1 to March 6 with the goal of all four weeks and received all hood and spoke to Flyer News political activity at 501(c)(3) non- personal vehicle.” ing with Zipcar. Currently, the of Zipcars available. Zipcars are day,” senior Amber Bielunski, a The Rec also added more piec- ucate students on the importance helping students create a heathy the PATH points also received a about their experiences. profit college campuses, visit fly- UD’s two Zipcars, a Toyo- cost of an annual membership now located at over 500 college supervisor at the Rec, said. es of popular equipment, such of getting 30 minutes of exercise lifestyle habit and raise awareness T-shirt from the RecPlex. As soon as they crossed onto ernews.com/freedom-of-speech-re- ta Prius and a Ford Focus, are is $15 for the first year of mem- campuses across the country. In addition to these monthly as two more SPIN bikes and two every day in order to maintain a about the benefits of getting 30 “If you don’t have a heathy the sidewalk on Evanston Ave- strictions-an-issue-at-universities/ available for use in their parking bership and $25 for each sub- At other colleges, Zipcar has celebrations, the RecPlex also re- more ARC trainers. New purchas- healthy lifestyle. minutes of exercise each day. Stu- body and a healthy mind, you re- nue, which connects the neigh- spots behind the RecPlex. sequent year. Those who sign become very much part of the ceived 32 new pieces of equip- es also include new a hack squat, a The theme started as a chal- dents could gain one PATH point ally don’t have all of you to give up now using the code: “FLY- campus culture, evidenced by ment this month, ranging from leg press and four dumbbell racks. lenge among staff members at the per week during this four-week to your academics, your friends, How to Join ERS2016” will receive an ad- their fleets of 20 or more cars. cardio to weight equipment. The two new Precor Stretchtrain- Rec last year called “What’s Your challenge by exercising for at least your family or your work,” Long- Members must be 18 or old- ditional $25 worth of driving “Per our capital outlay plan, we ers, which enable students to 30?” and was so successful the 30 minutes, four days of the week. ino said. er and have a valid driver’s li- credit on their accounts. When know which pieces of equipment target specific muscles as they Rec staff decided to expand the “I initially did it with my room- cense. Licenses outside the members sign up at zipcar.com/ For additional information about are coming up for replacement in stretch, are the first of their kind initiative to all students. In a stu- mates because we wanted more U.S. and Canada are accepted, udayton Ford offers $10 off the Zipcar and its services, you can visit as well. Students can apply on- first year of membership. Mem- its website at zipcar.com/udayton, line at zipcar.com/udayton by bers can also sign up for email follow Zipcar on Twitter at @Zip- filling out a few simple ques- promotions for additional sav- CarU or like on Facebook at face- tions regarding your address ings. Once students sign up at a book.com/zipcar. and payment information. Once university rate, they will always approved, members will receive be charged this rate—even after their Zipcard in the mail. graduation. “The general rate is $70 a MAKE A POWER MOVE How to Use year,” Hatcher said. “A lot of To unlock the Zipcar, mem- our students either come from bers need to hold their Zip- cities that have Zipcar or are Contact Editors Allison Gauthier and Amanda Dee at [email protected] to apply for 2016- 17 scholarship positions.
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The two Zipcars, a Toyota Prius and a Ford Focus, are parked behind the RecPlex. Chris Santucci/ Multimedia Editor Two nurses for Bernie pose outside of their bus. Photo by Dominic Sanfilippo. 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Online at flyernews.com
SHEETS cause usually, sheet signs make very offensive. As students, we (cont. from cover) some students uncomfortable, have developed a bad reputation but they don’t do anything. for the university with previous There is a stereotype on what events, and these sheet signs “Some [parents] have been is inappropriate is acceptable, contribute to this bad reputa- offended and some have under- but there are more people who tion. As a woman on campus, I stood bad-taste humor, while disagree with these and do not do not feel safe walking alone The Men of others have seen more enjoy- stand up.” on campus after hours. I worry able sheets and not the offensive “Upperclassmen have the about my friends when they are ones,” Schramm explained. most powerful voice on cam- alone, but I worry more about Carlos Stewart is the assistant pus,” Altenau-Keen said. “But our community not getting in- 323 Stonemill director for Student Services in they are not using it in the right volved in programs like Green the Office of Multicultural Af- way. Stand up.” Dot to improve our campus fairs. As a staff member and fa- The school is working close- safety.” ther, Stewart said, “Sometimes ly to handle this situation, ERIN OTTESEN we think we are contributing to especially the Student De- Porch Correspondent a place being a great communi- velopment and the Sexual ty, when in fact they are doing Prevention Education of- the opposite. Students should be fice. They provide training FN: How did you all meet each other? aware of how it [the sheet signs] throughout the year for Cameron Lenard: I walked into makes other feel.” students to attend and un- Tom’s room on the first day of To improve this culture, Stu- derstand how to be a better freshman year and introduced dent Development staff make person on campus and set myself. He told me later on he sheet sign competitions, such the best example possible. thought I was gay. Tom Tappel: So that’s how Cam as Commitment to Community, Programs such as Green and I met, and I met Scott because also referred to as C2C. Students Dot try to instill a sense of we lived across the hall and we play canexpress their vision of com- responsibility in students. Students in the student neighborhood design sheet Ultimate Frisbee. munity at the University of Day- Everyone has their per- signs and display them on their porches. Some of Brandon Rush: I met them through ton. Winning awards such as the spective on this subject: these signs have been taken down per the request Ultimate and Cam because…he of university staff. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor lives here. Rudy Award, Student’s Choice There are people who do Scott Klein: And I bonded with and Spirit Award result in priz- not see it as anything nega- Rush on the way home from an es like gift cards for students. tive, while at the same time, Ultimate tournament watching Student Development intends there are some students To see all the sheet signs in the Flyer News gallery, visit “Friends.” for these incentives to inspire who are afraid of standing flyernews.com/ud-photos. If you have photos from second FN: If you could give every- students to set the best example up and saying they feel un- semester of sheet signs you would like to submit to Flyer one in your house a superlative, for the community. comfortable. News, email [email protected]. If you have an what would it be? “C2C competition is helping Junior finance and ac- opinion about this topic or anything else, email Opinions BR: Tom is the Most Likely to create better sheet signs,” Brig- counting major Victoria Editor Steven Goodman at [email protected]. Overuse Abbreviations. id Kovach, a fellow for Housing Dib explained, “I think CL: Dude, let’s get some buff chick today! and Residence Life, said. “Be- some of the sheet signs are TT: The worst was “let’s get some pretzy b’s!” BR: Scott is Most Likely to Cough. CL: Or Most Likely to Die of an Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the poli- Asthma Attack or Most Likely to cies of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, visit flyernews.com/advertising, email flyernewseditor@gmail. Get Lost. BR: Most Likely to Get Lost in CLASSIFIEDS com or Advertising Manager Aline Leclair at [email protected]. the Neighborhood. Hashtag Find Scotty. for rent. All utilities, high speed 3-6 person houses, furnished Fairground Ave, 109 Frank St. ing. Very reasonable rates. Call TT: Scott is also Most Likely to internet, basement with washer Including washer and dryer, avaliable for summer 2016. We Bob 937-938-0919 Tell You His High School Super- HOUSING and dryer, fire pit in private back- central air conditioning & can accomodate (5) students lative was Best Laugh. (Left to right) Tom Tappel, Cameron Lenard, Scott Klein and Brandon Rush appreciate the finer things in life, like Frisbee, 2nd Street Market and Walmart. Chris yard, 2-car garage. $2500 each per Off street parking per house with (5) bedrooms. BR: Cam is the Most Reckless. Santucci/Multimedia Editor TT: Rush is Most Likely to Go semester ($3000 each for 4 stu- Gas, electric and water are also The homes are completely fur- Leo’s Quality Student Hous- from 0 to 100 in His Outfits. He of us to let him in. BR: Cam… BR: I could see that. I was thinking upperclassman—take words from dents), Contact Nick at 937-545- included nished, with washer and dryer, ing the Original! Behind Panera NOW HIRING is the Most Likely to Change from SK: I got cold, so I ran to Cham- TT: We’re not sure if Cam would sloth, but you don’t sleep enough. the wise. 2561 or ncardilino@sbcglobal. 5 minutes to campus air conditioning, stove,refirig- Suits to Sweats Multiple Times a Bread. Secure your housing for bers because I knew that a house make it. CL: I have two different per- CL: You can always redo a class; net. Call Mike at 937-478-1935 or erator, microwave, and large Day. would be open and my parents CL: I already have dibs on getting sonalities: There’s Sun- you can’t redo a party. next year fully furnished, with email at [email protected] closets. The homes are wired CL: I don’t know how to word were coming for breakfast the Andy’s liver. I called that freshman day-through-Wednesday Cam TT: You can always choose not to leather living room sets, Maytag this, but you never know if he’s WALK TO CLASS! 5-bedroom www.advantagestudentrental- for Wi-Fi and cable. Jimmy’s Figlio Wood Fired Pizza is hiring next morning. My phone died, so year. and Thursday-through-Saturday listen to Cam. Scott, you got any washer/dryer. Some homes with home. Like, you’ll be like, “Where’s I didn’t wake up in time. TT: Scott would be the president Cam. Thursday-through-Sat- advice? house @ 804 E. Stewart Street. rentals.com Student Rentals has been for Summer and Fall 2016! We marble bathrooms, off street Rush?” then you’ll hear a bump TT: We put out on Twitter #find- of USA Ultimate. urday is koala Cam and Sun- SK: No. Furnished, 2-car garage, on-site renting in the University Park are in need of bright and ener- and be like, “Oh, that’s probably parking, first class. Check out scotty, and one of the guys at BR: Scott is gonna be the market- day-through-Wednesday is just a laundry. All utilities included. Looking to beat AVIATE for Neighborhood for over (30) getic people to work as Servers him.” Chambers tweeted back #found- ing director of some cool organi- different koala Cam. our website leosrentals.com or FN: Anything else you would $2,600 per person per semester. housing next year? Step Lad- years. We are licensed by the and Line Cooks in our Town and scotty. zation. It will have something to do TT: Rush can be an owl because like to add? call (937)-456-7743 or cell (937)- FN: What is on your bucket list Call 937-232-0214 to View. der Properties has some amaz- City of Dayton and have annu- Country Location, minutes away BR: His mom was thinking he was with Ultimate. he’s wise and loves sleeping during TT: 3234L. 371-1046. Availability 3 to 10 stu- for this semester? dead, and his dad was looking like CL: Rush is going to be running the day. CL: Everyone listen to “Pillow ing houses in the Darkside for al inspections. Check out our from Campus in Kettering.We of- dents: SK: Bar crawl with Don. “he better be dead.” again for whatever elected office CL: Tom is also an owl, just a dif- Talking” by Lil Dicky. Can we also Fully furnished 3-bedroom house the Summer and next school website jimmmystudentren- fer a flexible schedule, part-time TT: Is it like a bar crawl or a brew- 48 and 50 Woodland, 65, 63, 57, CL: His dad came in, and we knew he holds, and Tom’s going to be in ferent owl. A different owl, a dol- say you’re in a room with all these at 124 Stonemill Rd. Utilities, year! Our houses are recent- tals.com or call Jimmy (937) employment and an upbeat, fun ery tour? Scotty wasn’t here, and we were some developing country working phin or a bear. Frisbees? 49, 25, 29, 38, 40, 41, 56, 50 Jas- cable, Internet, washer and dry- ly renovated and priced well 603-6019. Live and study in atmosphere to work! No experi- SK: Brewery tour, whatever. like, “Oh, he’s still asleep right on some engineering energy stuff. SK: There’s almost 70 in here. per St. 119 Fairground, 42, 46 CL: I’m getting mock-married! er included. Available for the below on-campus rates. Step LUXURY. ence necessary! Apply in person now,” and he went to go up and FN: Do you have any advice for CL: I’m the only one who doesn’t and 58 Frank. To make your stay wake Scotty up, and he was like, FN: What is your spirit animal underclassmen? play Ultimate. 2016/2017 school year. $3,200 Ladder Properties is owned at 424 E. Stroop Road in Town comfortable and a very enjoyable FN: What is your most embar- “He’s not there,” and we were like, and why? TT: I’d say get off campus and ex- TT: Can we talk about the pinata per person/semester. Please con- and operated by UD Alumni. Near UD apartments for 2-4 and Country Shopping Center. school year. rassing moment at UD? “WHAT?” SK: Mine’s a cat—I perch. plore the city. Like, we all go to 2nd in the room? tact Nancy at 937-430-3064 if in- Contact John at 937-304-6217 students. 4-6 bedroom du- SK: I got lost. CL: Scott’s just the most embar- TT: But you’re much a dog. Street Market. BR: Not a metaphor. Dom Ley- terested. or find us on Facebook plex house approved for six CL: It was, like, when we were rassing member of this household. SK: I’m cat and a dog. I’m cat-dog. SK: Well, Cam goes to Walmart. den’s real name is Doug. moving in. students. All houses are com- TT: All the energy of a puppy… CL: My advice would be do all the Furnished 5-bedroom, 2-bath- TT: Scott got locked out of the FN: If you were all back for your CL: With all the weirdness of a cat. things you can do now that you QUALITY STUDENT HOUS- Jimmy’s Student Rentals cur- pletely furnished, dishwasher, room house at 800 E. Stewart house and spent much of the night 10-year reunion, what would ev- Tom is a bear because he’s hairy. can’t do when you graduate. ING AVAILABLE rently has 44 Jasper St, 58 washer/dryer. Excelent park- on our porch just waiting for one eryone be up to? TT: Cam’s a koala. BR: I would say pay attention to 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Health columnist: #How to survive the pool deck If you want help, just post about it on new app Strivr GRACE BRUENING Water CARI ZAHN and he actually got one dropped wanted to create a social media ing for help. In that sense, when because you can rest assured Health Columnist Reduce those headaches. Head- Staff Writer off to him,” Zach Gray, creator platform that was a comfort- you ask for help in the group, there is someone out there who aches come from an imbalance of Strivr, said. able place for people to ask their you are asking your friends di- really wants to help you and isn’t The spring semester begins of fluid in the brain, which al- Gray had the idea for Strivr friends and community mem- rectly. But other willing mem- obligated to. And in many cas- the countdown to many exciting cohol can cause. Drinking water How many times have you when he was a first year at Le- bers for help. His goal was to bers of your community can es, whatever they offer to help events for students. Perhaps the throughout your day and night been sitting in the library, finally high University. Initially, he no- eliminate the downsides of ask- also see the request and reply or you with would be very easy for most exciting occasion junior and will restore the balance and leave able to focus, when your phone ticed that whenever he was in a ing for help by targeting a rel- offer help. them to do anyway. senior Flyers are looking forward you waking up with less of a or computer starts to die and group text and he or one of his evant and willing audience and To post a request, users can Strivr was only at a few schools to is Dayton to Daytona. How- headache. It’ll also increase your you have to go home for your choose from several categories when it launched in September ever, sometimes with all the ex- energy levels to keep you bump- charger and break your perfect in which their posts fit best, 2014, but it is currently at 50— citement also comes anxiety. in’ on the pool deck. concentration? Have you ever such as borrowing, delivery or and that number is expected to Everyone’s main focus is getting really needed a ride somewhere, rides. From there, each category increase to 75 by the end of the that “Daytona bod,” while being Moderation but have been too afraid to ask has different features that add to semester. According to Gray, a friend out of fear that they’ll the experience and help person- Strivr is a great way to build surrounded by temptations from It would be a little unrealistic feel obligated say yes, even if alize requests and make them as community on campus by pro- March Madness game day pizza for you and me both if I sat here they didn’t really want to? What easy to carry out as possible. viding students with a way to in- to nights out with your friends and told you to avoid the late about desperately needing a cup Another feature allows Strivr teract with people that may have and one too many drinks. Don’t night pizza, early morning pan- of coffee while working at your users to proactively offer help. never interacted with otherwise. let the anxiety of staying fit in cakes and one too many Natty’s. on-campus job that you can’t If you’re going for an after- It emphasizes the fact that on Daytona take away from the best Instead, we’re going to go with leave? noon Starbucks fix, why not log campus, someone always has vacation of your life with a few moderation. Practice mindful- Strivr, an innovative mobile on and see if anyone else wants your back in one way or anoth- hundred of your closet friends. Don’t stress about the pool deck. Photo courtesy of the Daytona 2 Daytona’s Facebook page. ness: Eat only when you’re hun- app for college students, has just something while you’re out? er. This message is no stranger Use these simple, helpful hints gry and ask yourself if you truly won’t take up too much space: hotel. You’ll need that fiber to get next morning arrives after losing launched for the University of This feature emphasizes that to UD students, who value the during your trip to keep your need that fourth piece of pizza Protein/Energy bars- go for rid of the toxins from alcohol af- electrolytes in converting alco- Dayton and contains the solu- the Strivr community is full of tight-knit community of our mental and physical health strong before you reach for it. It takes bars that are low in sugar (less ter a long day in the sun. hol’s toxins and dispelling them tion to all of the above prob- people who are willing to help campus. on the pool deck. practice, especially under the in- than 10g) and high in protein Dark Chocolate- I promise your in urine, feeling good again re- lems and more. Students in dif- you just to make your life a little At the end of the day, the app fluence, but if you start practic- Zach Gray, the creator of Strivr, demonstrates how to use the app on a tab- (about 20g) to keep you fuller sweet tooth with strike and this quires replenishment. Powerade ferent campus communities are easier. gives users a way to pay kindness ing now you’ll be a pro by Day- let. Photo courtesy of Leila Wolf. Pack your snacks longer. I suggest Quest Protein will do just the trick. Go for a has all of the electrolytes you’ll using the app to get help with “Since launch, there has been forward and show members of tona. If you’re not prepared when the Bars. cocoa percentage of less than 50 need to give you a pick-me-up the assignments, borrow chargers or over twice as many offers to their community that they are 2 p.m. hunger strikes on the pool Almond butter/rice cakes- It’s percent. morning after. textbooks, and ask for Netflix friends would ask a question, it adding several features to ensure help as their have been requests never without a support sys- deck, you’ll find yourself binge an easy snack to prepare in be- Apples/bananas- These easy- Have Fun recommendations, but the pos- would often get lost in the noise the interaction was as successful for help,” Gray said. “It proves tem, even for something small eating on whatever you can first tween outdoor festivities. to-pack fruits will give you the Stick to light beer Don’t let the fear of gaining a few sibilities don’t stop there. Some of the jokes and other conver- as possible. the point that if you want help, like a coffee. At UD, that kind Mixed nuts – Prepare separate energy you need to stay energized get your hands on; and in Dayto- A Budweiser has 30 more calories pounds get in the way of having requests may seem like a long sation going on. Additionally, The app operates on a loca- you just have to ask for it.” of community is what we’re all baggies of this snack for when during the day and night. na, it’ll most likely be pizza. Keep and six more carbohydrates than the time of your life. D2D is a shot, but with 90 percent of the Gray discerned how people of- tion-based feed, so that requests Gray wants Strivr to spread the about. you only have time to grab a Zero calorie Powerade- Alcohol a protein bar in your fanny pack a Bud Light, with barely any more time to enjoy yourself, so do just requests on Strivr met with help, ten felt bad asking for favors, from your school are displayed. message that it’s OK to ask for handful of nuts. depletes electrolytes by making along with a mini water bottle. alcohol content. Stick to light that. See you all on the pool deck! there’s not much room to feel and after some research, found App users can create a profile help by setting up a social me- Carrots/hummus- Stick them in demands on the body that force a Here is a list of easy essentials beers to reduce the bloat and save hopeless. that 70 percent of people don’t and follow their friends so a no- dia platform full of people who your fridge when you get to your greater need for them. When the you’ll need during your trip that the calories. “I’ve seen someone on the app ask for the help they need. tification is sent to their phone are willing. There is no reason ask to borrow a waffle maker, His solution was Strivr. Gray whenever their friends post ask- to be scared to ask with Strivr Q&A: Remi Kanazi talks poetry, Palestine PETER KOLB word is a way to get a political mes- is right-wing racism. A lot of the FN: Do you ever see that getting bet- venience of a privileged class takes Staff Writer sage across through an entertain- times, it’s American apathy or ig- ter in America? Or is that rooted in precedent over stopping oppression. ment medium … I’ll be speaking norance to these kind of issues. I our country? Could you touch on what you mean a lot about Israeli occupation and think when you look at from the Kanazi: No, I think the discourse by that? Students for Justice in Pales- its system of apartheid and pos- so called liberal New York Times is fundamentally shifting. When I Kanazi: Well, look, it’s very easy to tine, with the help of other part- session of the Palestinian people, to Fox News you’re not getting a first started performing on college look away, but when you look at the ners, hosted “Poetry Night With militarism overseas. So, the drone proper message about Palestine. campuses, there was maybe seven fact that we give Israel $3.4 billion Remi Kanazi” in Sears Recital Hall bombing of Afghanistan, Pakistan You have people living under mil- Students for Justice in Palestine in military aid, send over Apache Wednesday, March 16. Kanazi is and Somalia, as well as structural itary occupation, they face check- chapters. Today, there’s more than helicopters and hellfire missiles, we a poet, writer and activist whose racism in the United States. And points and a wall that cuts doctors 150. I think that when you look at are not neutral in this situation. We work has been featured on the likes so the kind of merging of your off from offices and children off the polls of 18-30-year-old men are actively complicit and profiting of Al Jazeera, BBC and The New society and U.S. actions and poli- from schools and so I think that and women, it’s really shifting on off of oppression through our tax York Times. His book “Before cies through a cultural medium. the basic reality of occupation, re- the issue of Palestine. There’s more dollars, community investments the Next Bomb Drops: Rising Up I figured the average 19-year-old source appropriation, land theft, support and understanding of the and campus investments. So, what From Brooklyn to Palestine” is a doesn’t want to read an op-ed or isn’t talked about readily in the Palestinian issue today than ever Palestinians are saying is, “Look, collection of several of his poems watch cable news, but they can United States, as much as it would before. So when you look at the we’re not victims in need of aid. and has received widespread ac- more readily connect to spoken be in, let’s say Canada, or the U.K. fact that even on action. … I think We’re people in need of freedom, claim. I sat down and asked him a word or theater or hip-hop as a I think that, on the issue of Pales- the coalition for support for Pales- and your actual society is invest- few questions regarding his work. cultural way to get that message tine, but not just the issue of Pal- tine, because we live in a country ing and profiting off of that while across. estine. Black lives matter, undocu- that gives Israel $3.4 billion in mili- standing in the way of that free- FN: If you had to describe your mes- mented communities, transphobia, tary aid, we send over weapons. So, dom.” sage and how you’re getting it across, FN: What would you say is the most I think across the spectrum the we are uniquely complicit in that what would you say for people who common misunderstanding about media doesn’t give a fair shake to regard, when it comes to Palestine. For more of the Q&A session with may not be familiar with you or your the stuff that you’re talking about? a lot of really important critical is- Kanazi, visit flyernews.com/remi- work? Kanazi: Yeah, I think living in the sues of our time. Palestine happens FN: Going off of that poem “This kanazi-talks-poetry-palestine-be- Remi Kanazi: Sure, so I’m a spo- U.S.—I’m a pretty leftist guy— to be one of those issues as well. Divestment Bill Hurts My Feelings,” fore-the-next-bomb-drops. ken word poet, and for me, spoken you think that your biggest hurdle I hear you talk about how the con- By turning on notifications or scrolling through a feed of Strivr-users, you can see who around you needs help. Photos courtesy of Leila Wolf. 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Online at flyernews.com
“Harassment is the background radiation of my life. It is a factor in every decision I make....I’m always thinking about it.” Columnist: Pros and cons of Donald Trump its way to label him as racist, sexist, and xenophobic, but give credit when —Anita Sarkeesian, 1983 - Present credit is due: he has brought those labels on himself through some of “If you love [Donald Trump], you have to under- his idiotic and outlandish statements. Don’t let snippets of his speeches fool you. The man for the most part talks stand his fallbacks. If you hate his guts, you can’t fneditorial Finding humanity in bathrooms like a president when on camera, and the media loves his sense of humor ignore his positive qualities.” IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN DAYTON BRETT SLAUGHENHAUPT A large aspect of this debate comes bathroom that fits your gender identity, Columnist, Sophomore down to political affiliation and where when looking at the larger scale of the during press conferences. Just remem- CHRIS ZIMMER ber the fact he is from New York City. When the sun’s out on the University of Dayton campus, a lot less one ends up falling on that spectrum. human experience?” The answer is “Ex- This is often exhibited when social val- tremely important.” It is about the right Columnist, Senior 2. He’s politically inexperi- shiny things come out with it: jerseys, beers, sheet signs and waves of On March 7, New York City Mayor enced. Trump didn’t study Political guy, right? at the success of his business. When too much of a narcissist to screw up students in the student neighborhood. When annual celebrations like ues are shifting and developing with the to just access, and right now, the trans* he passes away, he’ll be on the Mt. in his public and/or personal life. The Bill de Blasio signed an executive order world around them. In the past, and still community is facing discrimination and This election has been nothing Science as an undergrad, or go to law St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness are upon us, it’s even easier to that gives trans* people, people who school, or earn a Master’s in Public Pros Rushmore of businessmen alongside guy obviously wants to go down as get swept away. presently, the United States has had spe- oppression on that front, similar to the but one big headache for me. I have 1. His campaigning abilities. Andrew Carnegie, Cornelius Vander- the greatest American leader of all identify with a gender different from cific fights and changes to landowner’s Jim Crow era, where the majority white publicly expressed my support for Administration. However, you have The university acknowledges the pressure of peers en masse, as it the one assigned to them at birth (the to understand that’s why people like While many claim Trump is a fear bilt, John D. Rockefeller, and J.P. Mor- time being right up there with George scheduled a media event March 14 for UD representatives—UD Police rights, women’s rights and racial rights. oppressors separated access to facilities the Ron/Rand Paul movement, and monger or even a populist, there’s gan. It’s true Trump has voted for and Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and asterisk encompasses the many differ- Now we are expanding that with the based upon race, thus creating a power recently announced my support for him. Millions of people across the Chief Rodney Chatman, Associate Vice President of Student Develop- ent identities trans* people may have), country are tired of career politicians no doubt his “Make America Great donated money to politicians on both Franklin D. Roosevelt. I believe he ment Christine Schramm and SGA President Mike Brill—to “discuss fight for the rights of the LGBTQ+ structure where the white race was con- Gov. John Kasich in a recent op-ed, Again” campaign is hitting home sides over the years, but, honestly, who would surround himself with a good the right to use the bathroom that aligns population. sidered superior. In this instance, it is but all polls and primaries are showing from both parties: Republicans feel let preparations for possible St. Patrick’s Day and other celebrations,” ac- with their gender identity. The mayor down by their current establishment. with millions. He draws crowds of cares? He’s an international business- Vice-President and 15 other leaders cording to the UD Media Relations press release. University organiza- When it comes to the fight for the the gender binary structure that is given that isn’t going to happen, barring a 20-30,000 people at his rallies, and man who’s had to work with people of to be in charge of the executive de- explained his actions as important be- LGBTQ+ community, the keyword dominance through the belief in strict miracle. Oh, the joys of being an In- There’s no doubt he needs to go into tions also promoted sober alternatives like the Office of Multicultural cause “this is about affirming the right greater detail of his proposed policies he’s the most talked about person all political ideologies, religions, races, partments, but that’s just my opinion. Affairs’ Sister to Sister program and the RecPlex’s free fitness classes. is identity. Identity, and the ability to cisgender identities, or those who expe- dependent. Sen. Ted Cruz is gaining on Facebook and Twitter every day. and income levels over the years. May- This shouldn’t be an issue for him. of someone to follow through on their choose how one goes about living their rience their gender identity agreeing with momentum, but all signs are show- and how he might accomplish them Organizations also provided free food and water at the RecPlex and own identity.” Creating this open space in front of the camera, but then again Maybe the fact he’s self-funding his be that’s the kind of experience our Obviously, his stardom on NBC’s, ArtStreet to encourage students to celebrate smartly. But the university life, is an American ideal. This sort of the gender they were assigned at birth. ing Donald Trump is going to be the campaign, and not being controlled country needs in a president? “The Apprentice,” proves he has lot to realize their identity is important to freedom is something that should be This is not simply about one’s poli- GOP nominee and possibly the next I guess that’s what his campaign web- can only do so much to affect student behavior. helping affirm the existence of the site is for. by special interest groups, is what’s 3. His narcissistic attitude. Be- of hiring (and firing) experience. On March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, a female student fell from a balcony exhibited all around our country. But it tics, it is about realizing the humanity President of the United States, wheth- grabbing the people’s attention from lieve it or not, this is a positive charac- trans* population. should not be held only for those that of others and the equal rights for all. er you like it or not. 3. He’s not the poster boy child and suffered not life-threatening, but moderately severe, injuries. A With this sort of progression, howev- of the American dream. Okay, Amer- all over the political spectrum. It ter quality. Let’s just think about it this These are the positive and neg- day later, UD Media Relations disseminated an update of the student’s live within the norms of society. While These equal rights are nonexistent when If you love the guy, you have to seems Americans are more politically way. Trump will turn 70 years old this ative attributes I see in the guy, and er, comes resistance from the public, as there is nothing wrong with living out a people do not have environments con- understand his fallbacks. If you hate ica fell in love with Barrack Obama’s wellbeing on behalf of Vice President for Student Development Bill seen through political opposition. State story. I’ll be the first to admit, it was engaged and in tune to our nation’s June. He’s as sharp as a tack, has a lot there’s no doubt many more. One Fischer, which stated she was still in the hospital. traditional life, not everyone is going to ducive to their safety in which they can his guts, you can’t ignore his positive social and economic problems now of energy, and his personal health and of my biggest pet peeves are those representatives around the country are go about theirs in a similar fashion—and express themselves, as is the case cur- qualities—as for any political candi- very heartwarming. It was very much Yet, the response to the day’s events were that the thousands of introducing legislation that works to dis- the opposite of the current GOP than ever before. You might not agree fitness are amazing, not to mention who label candidates either as ‘good’ students in the neighborhood were “fairly calm,” as a WHIO headline it is not up to us to police others’ lives, rently. The year 2015 saw over 20 trans* date. Since I see so much negativity with the guy’s stances, but you have his superb golf game. It’s truly amaz- or ‘bad’ without critically thinking criminate against the LGBTQ+ popula- as long as they are not harming others. people murdered in the United States— concerning him from my peers, it only front-runner. Trump’s net worth read. The WHIO newscaster continued addressing the police presence tion—and the trans* population specifi- when he graduated from college was to thank him for the excitement he’s ing for someone who deliberately only about them. You have to consider all on St. Patrick’s Day as a way “to prepare their approach for tomorrow, Interacting with one another is inev- the highest number on record. As long makes sense to start with these attri- creating. We needed it desperately. Far sleeps to 3-5 hours every night in or- possibilities and outcomes of all sorts, cally—by not allowing them open access itable in our modern world of instant as we continue to ignore the struggles butes before getting to the pros (and roughly $1 million in today’s curren- should the Flyers win their NCAA game.” to facilities that represent their identity. cy, and he became a billionaire three too many people in this country could der to be “ahead of the competition.” regardless of what your own political The students and university aren’t the only ones complicit in a cul- connections, so it is no longer possible others are facing and only worry about yes, there are some). care less about politics. Saying he takes care of himself is an ideology. One such piece of legislation was going to ignore large facets of the communi- our own, nothing will change. years later when he took over the ture that produces a reputation for riots and hospitalizations. A “fairly to be passed in South Dakota, until the family business. He’s a pop culture 2. His resume. Let’s face re- understatement. While some might calm” St. Patrick’s Day at UD made local headlines. A student was ty. How we learn about the experiences It is the responsibility of allies to join Cons ality, Trump is no dummy nor some say, ‘Yeah, he’s a part of the 1%. What governor vetoed the bill after meeting of others goes beyond awareness—it’s in the fight against oppression that their 1. He’s so brash. This is by far icon, and he had international name seriously hurt and media swarmed in to make her a story. Maybe we with trans* students and hearing their recognition before he announced his slacker. Look at his education. Look do you expect?’ Let me put it this way: need to challenge that. about learning to hold yourself account- trans* counterparts face each day. the number one thing people hate how many books he’s written. Look If he wins the presidency, I think he’s stories. It would have required students able for your actions and understanding After all, don’t we all deserve to use about Trump. The media goes out of candidacy. But he seems like a humble at public schools to use their gender as- Check flyernews.com for more stories on how the local news outlets how they may affect others. the restroom without fearing for our signed at birth to determine which pub- In the end, the question amounts to safety? handled their coverage of the student’s injury and St. Patrick’s Day at lic facilities they would use. UD. “How important is being able to use the Kasich campaign digs for delegates fnstaff 2015-2016 outlets in the greater Philadel- porters didn’t dig holes; as we ANDREW KOERNER ONLINE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BREAKING NEWS EDITOR Alumnus, Class of 2015 phia area reported a jittery Ka- speak, we have a team digging sich rummaging through trash hole after hole along Newport Amanda Dee What’s one thing UD does well or could improve cans between Seventh and 13th Beach. There are 172 delegates Alise Jarmusz Ohio Gov. John Kasich made Streets, while frantically consum- in California, and we won’t stop a statement to the nation after ing venti-sized Starbucks Cherry until we’ve found every last one PRINT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT ONLINE EDITOR upon to raise awareness about sexual assault? winning his home state in Tues- Blossom Frappuccinos. of them.” For all responses, visit flyernews.com/word-on-the-street. day’s slate of primary elections. “We first saw him on the In Nebraska, Kasich’s team Allison Gauthier Louis De Gruy Kasich won Ohio 47-37 percent streets around 4:30 a.m.,” Chan- has resorted to going far beneath over the GOP front runner Don- nel 7 News’ Stephanie McGrady the earth’s crust to find dele- ald Trump, while Florida senator reported. “About 23 college in- gates. In the past week, Kasich NEWS EDITOR WEB TECHNICIAN Marco Rubio lost in his home terns have been taking turns funds have helped build 79 new Rachel Cain Melissa Shaffer state of Florida to Trump 46-27 bringing him coffee, throwing fracking sites in Garden County . percent. These primaries result- caution to the wind and running “I know there are delegates MULTIMEDIA EDITOR ed in Rubio dropping out of the through traffic. One kid actually around here somewhere,” Kasich A&E EDITOR race for the Republican nomina- got hit, to which Kasich prompt- told a local reporter as an intern Chris Santucci tion, leaving Trump in the lead ly sprinted to the rescue and pumped 5-Hour ENERGY into a Mary Kate Dorr with 673 delegates, Ted Cruz threw the responsible driver’s car transfusion bag running to a port with 410 and Kasich with 143. BUSINESS MANAGER into the Delaware River.” in his chest. “They weren’t in the OPINIONS EDITOR A freshly enthused Kasich left Similar reports have come out corn fields. I searched those for Molly Kunkel the stage where he gave his victo- of Utah since Kasich arrived in hours. They weren’t in the corn Steven Goodman ry speech, happy to have his head the Beehive State. Beth Hansen, either; I must have peeled around above water. ABC News report- Kasich’s campaign manager, said 20,000 or so husks, and I got ADVERTISING MANAGER ed Kasich not fully anticipate the they are being proactive in sever- nothing. I have a good feeling SPORTS EDITOR win. al other states, as well. they’re with all the natural gas Aline Leclair “We knew spending $14,000 Daniel Massa “I think UD does a good job with the “The one thing that UD does best is pour “I think they do a really good job in the “We have no other choice,” beneath our feet. I can already “One thing that UD could definitely “I think our Green Dot program... on confetti could have backfired Hansen explained to Good feel the ground start to shake. ([email protected]) Green Dot prevention program...but I money into programs that actually do beginning of the year preparing us and improve on is talking with the kids raises a lot of awareness and they on us, but we’re obviously very Morning America last Monday. They’ll soon be free!” COPY EDITOR think they could make it more mandatory support...survivors of sexual assault. ” giving us knowledge about what could at group meetings on our floors with do mandatory meetings...which happy with our decision now,” “If we don’t move at a pace darn Kira Ogburn CIRCULATION MANAGER for people to learn about [these issues].” happen and telling you what is avail- the RAs.” raises the awareness.” Kasich said. He went on to tell near the speed of light, we will Editor’s Note: This article is satiri- Joe Staley able...if something were to happen.” the reporter he is not used to not be in position to win the cal. Gov. John Kasich may be turning this feeling: “We will celebrate ART DIRECTOR White House in a few months. stones to find delegates, but reporters ([email protected]) tonight, but first thing tomor- Do you want to know why Rubio could not confirm the depth to which row morning, I will start the long Kelsey Mills KARA MANCINOTTI lost in Florida and so many oth- the candidate’s supporters have dug. PATRICK DOYLE ANNA RUSCONI ROBERT CHADDOCK SIERRA SPECK journey to seizing as many dele- er states? His supporters couldn’t Senior Senior Sophomore First Year Junior gates as I can find.” move fast enough. We will not Intervention Specialist Psychology and Communication Mechanical Engineering Discover Business Pre-Physical Therapy On Kasich’s following tour of have that problem. Rubio’s sup- Pennsylvania, several local news 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Online at flyernews.com Senior’s hair change prompts reflection on UD experience COLUMN: MEN’S BASKETBALL ANDREW HARBACH Aaron Carter trying to relaunch found confidence and peace— you just cannot put out. The tox- perception of you. 10. Early NCAA Tournament exit blips on the radar Senior, Chemical Engineering his “I Want Candy” campaign as I and at the same time, allocated a icity of that flame can only burn Read voraciously. That is start my next adventure of grad- few leaving pieces of advice for you. And likewise, be apologetic where you will find more knowl- uation, commencement into my the “new-ropes” socializer: when you violate trust. edge than anything else. STEVE MILLER No. 6-seeded Arizona Wildcats fell in any national postseason play. But career and attempt to “grow up,” 5. Prayer is about relation- 11. Adventure to push your Staff Writer to No. 11 Wichita State. given the nature of the past three I bleached my hair this past if you will. But in all honesty, 1. Always, ALWAYS ques- ship with whomever/whatever comfort zone at its seams—and, Keep your heads up because years, 2013 is a distant memory. week. I thought recent events life is about continuing to sing, tion your intentions before any you perceive to be greater than at times, do the opposite of what I awoke Friday morning with a 2017 is the year that will matter. Over the next two seasons, called for a dramatic change. I despite whatever heartache ex- decision or life choice. Many of you. When you suffer and in you would normally do. Some of half-wanted not to be able to rec- ists. All suffering involves some my mistakes have come through your pain you feel forsaken, be the best results come from the bad feeling—a feeling that knew Charles Cooke, Kyle Davis, Kendall UD won five tournament games, ognize the man staring back in sort of loss from our “expecta- failing to place myself in the fully aware God is suffering right unexpected. Break routines and something was amiss with the Pollard and Scoochie Smith will losing in the 2014 Elite Eight to the mirror. tions,” and having attempted to shoes of others, and instead re- alongside you. patterns. Habits can grow into Dayton Flyers men’s basketball all be seniors who, minus Cooke, Florida and the 2015 Round of 32 Pending May’s closure of this swallow my own recent weight- lying on my own unanalyzed mo- 6. Force yourself to smile, vices. team—which had lost four of have experienced the jubilation of to Oklahoma. chapter at the University of Day- iness, I have found the last bit tivations. even in your low points. Some- 12. Take care of your health. their last eight games leading up to a Cinderella run and the agony of “Getting to the tournament ton, newfound sentiments of in- of song that I can, and with the 2. Realize you have a voice, times, laughing at your own re- 13. Talk to strangers – de- dependence settle themselves in amazing people I have met in whether that voice is quietly ex- action to hardship can bring you spite what you learned in the the NCAA tournament. It didn’t tournament defeat. They’ll have three out of four years, I mean like a first year getting a random the last few months, I have built pressed through whatever talents to peace. third grade. sit well with me that head coach a year of experience of playing when I got here people would say roommate—when excitement of myself a rock band. It did not you gift to this campus, or wheth- 7. When you feel alone, Archie Miller’s squad that had as favorites and, for once, being that was highly unlikely,” Pierre the unknown stirs, all the while come together in an instant—it er it is outspoken and charismat- make your way home. Wherever Being a Flyer has been a priv- been soaring up until February favored in an NCAA tournament said. “It’s unfortunate I have to go ensued by the fear of which bunk took some rising from the smoke ic. In parallel, understand your that home is for you. ilege. I take more than just a couldn’t hit shots in the Atlantic 10 game. And of course they’ll have out like this, but at the same time you’ll have to sleep on. I would …literally… as I saw myself be- problems are not insignificant, 8. It is alright to ask for piece of paper adorned with a like to think I have learned a few ginning to buy cigarettes to cope even if you feel like someone will help. degree from this beautiful place tournament and would be playing a burning desire to get back in the I know that we’ll have great years things during my years at this with some of the stress associat- not understand. There is always 9. Love uncontrollably. Re- with me as I move out to Michi- as favorites against Jim Boeheim’s field of 68 and blaze their own trail to come.” amazing university; although, ed with being a college-Casano- care for your well-being. alizing sometimes the antithesis gan come June. Syracuse Orange. That’s not the Charles Cooke (4) will be one of four seniors on next season’s Dayton men’s as far as fate will take them. Yes, St. Patrick’s Day week may please do not mistake me for be- va. Every time I purchased a new 3. Memories are precious of love is wisdom and if you are God bless. script the Dayton Flyers are used basketball roster, along with Kyle Davis, Kendall Pollard and Scoochie Smith. One lousy month, or one have been a whole lot more lively ing mature or wise. I rely on my pack, I participated in the com- and the soul of the past (yes, to love, at times, you must de- to in March. The James Madison transfer led the team in scoring this season with 15.6 tournament loss doesn’t taint had the Flyers done normal Flyer family and housemates more than mon praxis of flipping one for even the tough ones)—for what ject the idea of wise behavior in It would be easy to sit here and points per game. Photo by Ron Thaman. what has happened in Dayton things and won a tournament game I probably should, and much of good luck—thus finding myself a is life, if we are to forever feign hopes of selflessly giving your- If you have an opinion you’d like to my epiphanic realizations have patron of bad habit, all the while forgetfulness? self to a greater good. Some- share, please email Opinions Editor sulk over the fact that a 21-3 record Don’t worry, Flyer fans. In our knocking off No. 3-seed Utah in over the past few seasons, as or two. And yes, the 2015-16 season come from midnight conversa- hoping more and more for some 4. Probably the most im- times to love is to let go of con- Steven Goodman at goodmans1@ and a No. 15 ranking in the country Midwest region alone there were the second round, and is the Sweet senior Dyshawn Pierre explained would have been remembered as tions with friends and those who scrape of good fortune to find portant “F” word one could ever trol. Do so with pride and never udayton.edu. turned into a dismal, but not-all- three teams that suffered worse 16 matchup for the winner of following his career’s final game. one for the ages had there been a care about me. its way into my pocket. Amongst learn to master would be forgive- fear the opinions of others. Be that-shocking, first-round NCAA upsets in the first round than UD Syracuse and Middle Tennessee. If “There [has been] a lot of nice cherry to cap it off. But know Musicians don’t retire until they some poor decisions, and despite ness. Forgive. Even if you have a real with yourself and allow kar- have no more music in them (or some lapses in judgment, I have fire burning in you for someone matic balance to oversee society’s exit in a matter of weeks, but that’s did. No. 6 Seton Hall fell to No. you’re following along, you realize progression from my first year to that this is by no means the end so I’ve been told), and I feel like not what Dayton is about either. 11 Gonzaga. No. 5-seeded Purdue that a double-digit seed from the my fourth year,” he said. “Not of an era or the start of a slump. I took a stroll Friday afternoon threw away its game against No. 12 Midwest region will be in the Elite knowing where we were at my first It’s a hiccup, a growing pain, on after the Orange had turned the Little Rock. And, most notably, No. Eight. It’s a cruel irony for the year [to] becoming a winning kind a journey to turn a little college 2014 tides on the Flyers, wondering 2 seed Michigan State, a proven Flyers to say the least. of team, and expecting wins and basketball program from Dayton, what the streets on the south side March juggernaut, fell to the lowly Don’t despair, though, because expecting to make it far and having Ohio, into a formidable power on Writer calls for attention to ‘B’ in LGBT of campus may have looked like No. 15 Middle Tennessee. For us, teams like West Virginia, California higher expectations for ourselves the national stage. had the script not been flipped. that one hurts the most knowing and Baylor had even higher every single year.” For the first time, the Flyers It was strangely peaceful. And we that, had the Flyers overcome expectations for the tournament In Pierre’s freshman season, are experiencing the sour end of ALLISON PARRISH black and white, but a gradation at Dayton understand more than Syracuse, the only team standing and still incurred the wrath of the Flyers had a losing record in the madness of college hoops. It’s Senior, Fine Arts of grays. Sexuality should be viewed in the same manner. Be- anybody the reality of college between them and the Sweet 16 relentless bracket busters. Even the conference and lost in the a weird feeling, but a necessary lieve it or not, a person does not “We struggle to see the world as basketball…just normally on the would have been a No. 15-seed. Miller’s brother and fellow coach, first round of the Atlantic 10 stepping stone on that journey. Bisexuality has been forgot- have to be gay or straight but can flip side. March happens. Further, Gonzaga ended up Sean Miller, took a fall when his tournament. They didn’t participate Welcome to March. ten when it comes to accep- be attracted to both and more. tance in the LGBT community Then, if someone acknowl- and society as a whole. The edges bisexuality does indeed not just black and white, but WOMEN’S BASKETBALL commonly known “B” in LGBT exist and you happen to identify is continually ignored and even as such, there are the stereotypes denied existence on a regu- and judgments that accompany a gradation of grays.” Flyers finish 2015-16 season with loss to Western Kentucky lar basis. Despite its defini- it. Many assume bisexual indi- tion being relatively common viduals are inherently promiscu- ous and available to bring sexual DAN DURKIN final game at UD, finished with to be led by their three seniors, season went on.” the Flyers and head coach Jim knowledge, the conversation seven points, four rebounds and guards Amber Deane and Kelley Cornelie-Sigmundova hopes to Jabir, who a couple weeks ago surrounding it is nearly silent. fantasies to life. Or it is reduced Staff Writer to a form of pseudo-entertain- own sexuality and shame of it. homosexual people will both A person’s sexuality does not two blocks, finishing her career as Austria, and Cornelie-Sigmundova. return to her native France after talked about how this season was Frequently, we hear bisexuali- It reduces sexuality to who you discriminate against you, it re- wholly define them, but it is not ty being referred to as a “fad” or ment, since being “able” to make The Dayton Flyers women’s Dayton’s all-time leader in blocks, Sigmundova would be the only graduating in May, possibly to play frustrating, but also how it can help out with men and women appar- have sexual interactions with, duces your options for friends a part of them that should be a “phase.” Both straight and gay when sexuality is more than just and romantic partners. There ignored or negated. Society has basketball season came to a close which includes both the men and senior left standing by the end of basketball professionally. build toward the future. people have told me someone ently equates to a party trick. We constantly have to defend sex. It encompasses who you are not even support groups in certainly improved in regards to Thursday night in an 89-72 loss to women’s teams. It was a close game the year. This season can be viewed as “For eight years we’ve had a lot who identifies as bi is just “con- have feelings for, who you want the Dayton area for us. There the acceptance of the diversity Western Kentucky in the Women’s throughout, but Western Kentucky Both Deane and Austria were building toward the future for of luck [with no major injuries], fused” and will eventually decide ourselves and somehow validate that we are “actually” bisexual. to form relationships with, who are two groups for bisexual of sexuality and LGBT commu- National Invitational Tournament was able to pull away at the end. sidelined with injuries that cost them the program, as the young players and this year we’ve had some key whether they are gay or straight. you fall in love with and, ulti- males and multiple gay/les- nities, but that does not mean In addition to the potential ho- There is the typical quiz I and (WNIT), which the Flyers were “I thought we had them,” their seasons, both before January, played more and can take that injuries,” Jabir said. “You can’t make many other bisexuals experience mately, how you define yourself. bian/transgender groups, but there is not more work to do. If mophobia a bisexual person may Specifically as a bisexual nothing for bisexual women. I and many other bisexuals feel invited to play in after failing to Cornelie-Sigmundova said after the when the bulk of the season heated experience into next season. The excuses and you can’t pout, you’ve experience for being attracted by those who find out about our sexuality: How do you know you woman, you lack outlets for With the obvious lack of op- like we have to hide a part of qualify for the NCAA Tournament. game. “We ran out of gas at the end. up. Therefore, it was a season Flyers will be without Deane and just got to keep fighting.” to the same sex, they may also support—especially on UD’s tions, it is hard not to begin ourselves, there is still an issue. The Flyers finished their season with We had them, we played well for 2.5 when a lot of younger players had Cornelie-Sigmundova, but they will Jabir sees the future starting to encounter the complete denial are bisexual? Have you even been with people of the oppo- campus and in this area. From to feel isolated and invisible. a 14-15 record overall, definitely not quarters, but just ran out of gas at to fill some big roles on the team. get Austria back, as she will be using come a little sooner as the younger of their sexuality’s existence. my own personal experience, it This is not a pity party for Why is it so difficult for many site sex? What if you get a boy- the season most would’ve expected the end.” As a senior, this wasn’t the kind a fifth year of eligibility. Cornelie- players step up and play more. friend, are you straight then? Or began with a lack of community bisexuals, but a simple call for to acknowledge that bisexuality around me. It may not be sur- acknowledgement. Bisexuality from the Flyers this year. The Flyers were down 40-36 after of season Cornelie-Sigmundova Sigmundova has some advice to “The future will be enhanced is real? This could potentially a girlfriend, a lesbian then? This slew of demeaning questions prising there is a very minimal needs to be brought to an equal Sophomore guard Jenna Burdette two quarters, but then would go on thought it was going to be. give the young players and future by what they are learning now,” he be answered by our society’s amount of LGBT support on a level of importance as lesbian, led the Flyers in their final game with to be outscored by 13 points in the “We started out great, but then UD players. said. “We are playing a lot of young preoccupation with everything contributes to the denial of bi- sexuality. This judgment leads Catholic campus. Along with gay, transgender and other sex- had 19 points, and also chipping in second half and lose 89-72. Kelley and Amber got hurt, so “Once the season starts you kids and they are getting valuable existing in a binary. We strug- this, when you fear straight and ual and gender identifications. gle to see the world as not just to potential self-denial of your were junior center Saicha Grant- It was a season that started with we had to play a lot of players really can’t get better, but you can experience, and we will benefit from Allen (15 points, 13 rebounds) and a lot of promise, but finished on a that weren’t used to playing or get better over the summer while that down the road.” ourpolicy sophomore guard JaVonna Layfield sour note. Injuries mainly served in positions they weren’t used to no one is watching,” she said. “Take The Flyers will look to have a (14 points, 12 rebounds) who each as the Flyers undoing, with a lot playing in,” Cornelie-Sigmundova advantage of the time you have by productive off-season, as Jabir has Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to have a dialogue with the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. 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STEVE MILLER In the fifth inning, DeSalvo falling to Miami (OH), twice to Staff Writer doubled with one out and scored Eastern Kentucky, Louisville later on an error, giving the and Michigan, who was ranked Flyers the game’s only run. second in the nation at the time. In its home opener Sunday, the “Their pitcher did a good job, “We build our schedule Dayton softball team swept both we didn’t adjust as quickly,” head intentionally. We want to be games of a doubleheader from coach Cara LaPlaca said after challenged heading into our the Akron Zips, 5-0 and 1-0. the game. “I think we were just conference season. We want to The Flyers were returning from waiting to be patient, and once be facing some of the toughest more than a week off games we did that we were able to get opponents that we have all due to weather and improved that one run that we needed.” season,” LaPlaca said Sunday. their season record to 9-10, Gilliam pitched five innings “They certainly exposed some of while keeping the Zips off the and allowed four hits before our areas that we need to clean scoreboard for all 14 innings junior Gabrielle Snyder relieved up, and I think that really helped between the two games. her in the sixth. She recorded us prepare for today.” Dayton shelled out 10 hits two outs before Cash returned The Flyers are home-and-home in game one, as junior infielder to action to finish out the Zips. with crosstown rival Wright State Hannah DeSalvo led the way with “When they’re doing well, this week, playing at UD Tuesday three runs batted in. Sophomore they’re trusting their pitches,” and in Fairborn Wednesday. St. pitcher Manda Cash tossed all LaPlaca said of her pitchers. Joseph’s comes in for a three- seven innings for her second win “And each of them brings a game weekend series to kick of the season, a three-hit, nine- different kind of look to batters. off Atlantic 10 conference play strikeout shutout. Particularly with this game Friday. The Flyers took longer to when we saw three of them get going offensively in game in combination for a shutout, For updates on the Flyers this softball two, scratching across just one they’re able to utilize their season, follow @FlyerNewsSports. hit over the first four innings. strengths and keep our opposing Freshman pitcher Jessica Gilliam got her fourth win of the season in the Fly- Luckily for UD, freshman pitcher offense off balance.” ers’ 1-0 win over Akron in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader at the Jessica Gilliam kept the Zips’ Before Sunday, Dayton was UD Softball Stadium. Gilliam (4-5) pitched five innings and gave up four hits while striking out two. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor offense at bay as well. on a five-game losing skid, THE FULBRIGHT EXPERIENCE: INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURES AFTER GRADUATION Three chances to learn about opportunities to teach English, do research, implement a project or earn a Master’s degree!
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