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pg. 13 Why religious fundamentalism should be curbed Interactive THE TV CROSSWORD TNR staff question of the week: by Jacqueline E. Mathews If you could be any beer, which would you be?

Dos Equis, because i I’d be a pale ale, because I am the most interesting have a pasty complexion and man in the newsroom I am still bitter about this elec- -David Wysong, Editor- tion in-Chief -Erin Couch, Copy Editor

Blue Moon, because I like to think I’m the per- I’m rootbeer becuase I too am fect combo of bougie not 21. and cheap - Parker Malatesta, News Edi- - Shae Combs, Photo tor Editor I’d be a Smirnoff Ice because I’m O’douls because I’m I’m the fun person that ev- not 21. eryone likes, but don’t like to - Noelle Zielinzki, Life & admit sometimes, and let’s Arts Editor face it, it’s actually freaking delicious. -Claude Thompson, Managing I’m a Little King. I’m small and sweet, but it Editor doesn’t take very much of me to mess you up. I may never show it here at Plus people call me a UC, but I’m a Raging B---h. ACROSS 37 “The __ Ranger” king all the time. -Stephanie Smith, Online 1 “Dharma & __” 38 “__ Don’t Eat the Daisies” Editor 5 “One Day __ Time” 40 Star of “Dr. Ken” -Mounir lynch, Opinion 8 __ away; galloped off 41 Venetian blind pieces Editor 9 Supermarket walkway 42 Actress Meara I would be a 21st Amendment 12 Desi and Lucy’s daughter 43 Brian __ of “Chicago Med” Hell or High Watermelon. dad on “The King of 44 Unpleasant spouses Arrogant B---ard Ale, be- 13 Carrie’s Obviously I’m craft beer Queens” cause I’m an arrogant because I’m the king, not a 14 Small dog, for short DOWN b---ard. 15 “Get lost!” dinner peasant. And I’m a little fruity 1 Oliver’s -Justin Reutter, News Editor 16 “El __”; Charlton Heston film 2 Actor on “NCIS” for sure. Plus, I’m a big fan of 18 Stallone, to friends 3 Adams or Falco 19 Connery or Penn 4 Seventh letter the 21st Amendment. 20 Rodriguez of “Modern Family” 5 __ Hotchner; role on “Criminal -Jason Szelest, Sports Editor 21 James or Scott Minds” 23 Actor Lloyd __ 6 One of Michael Jackson’s 24 Gung ho brothers 25 “To __ the Truth” 7 Bit of sooty residue 26 Actor Flynn 10 Grandma’s portrayer on “Fresh 28 “...__ by your outfit that you are Off the Boat” Things to do this week & weekend: a cowboy...” 11 Actress __ Durance 29 Laura or Bruce 12 Record albums, for short • BLINK Oct. 12-15 from the Banks to OTR from 7 p.m.- 12 a.m. 30 Voight and Gosselin 13 __ moment; instant of sudden 32 Actor Alastair __ realization • Cinema in the Cemetery: ‘ Hocus Pocus’ 35 __ Paulo, Brazil 15 “__ Me No Flowers”; film for 36 Clark __; role on “Smallville” Doris Day and Rock Hudson 17 Adams or Johnson @ Linben Cemetery @ 8 p.m. Oct. 13 Solution to Last Week’s Puzzle 19 Set __; leave shore 20 Acting part • Pin Back performs @ Woodward Theater Oct 13 @ 9 p.m. 22 Cosmetics company 23 Scotland’s Loch __ monster • Cincinnati Cyclones game @ US Bank Oct. 14 @ 7:35 p.m. 25 Slight coloring 26 Bradley and Begley • Salute 5K walk @ Newport Oct 14 @ 8:30 a.m. 27 Gathers crops 30 Actor Eisenberg 31 “__ Life to Live” • Shakespere and the Queen City @ the Cincinnati Museum Center 33 Actress Laura __ 34 Ryan or Tilly now-Oct. 29 36 “__ Plus 8” 37 Singer Horne • Kidd-Chris Show Live @ Madison Theater Oct. 15 @ 8 p.m. 38 “__ Pray Love”; movie for Julia Roberts • Cincinnati Out of the Darkness Walk @ Sawyer Point 40 One of the girls on “The Brady (c) 2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC All Rights Reserved. Bunch” from 6-9 p.m. Oct. 15 Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 3 PROVIDED PROVIDED Mayor John Cranley Mayor Simpson Yvette Woman, City Council - City Council Woman, Yvette Simpson Yvette Woman, Council - City “I love this city. This city deserves a leader “I love this city. This city deserves a leader Simpson highlighted Cranley’s work work highlighted Cranley’s Simpson approach, took a broader Cranley is of streetcar expansion prospect The “fully citizens can’t Simpson noted that to see have She said the city will has been an opponent of the Cranley the stating Simpson replied by the 10 percent-voter about asked When a better place city is objectively “The turnout the voter Simpson noted that to the opioid epidemic, Turning should require a tough love “We Simpson said legislation,” “I proposed funding for the rehab of the Regarding “most important Simpson called it the some dollars,” to commit will have “We each During the closing statements, Simpson said. need a bold vision,” “We Cranley are making progress,” “We on the Innocence Project, saying it has saying Project, on the Innocence “done a lot.” is life trajectory Simpson’s saying “inspirational.” the two. topic between a divisive rely on the bus system.” the streetcar for around development consider an expansion. them to strongly since system transit strictly-downtown most should help the “We its upbringing. said. he amount of people,” striving to be importance of Cincinnati to “[I’m] not afraid city. a 21st-century she said. talk big picture,” primary, in the mayoral participation for a “I’m hoping laughed. Cranley he said. bigger turnout,” he said. ago,” four years than it was and 2013, to compared double when was for didn’t vote of voters two-thirds that the incumbent Cranley. a multi-faceted Simpson proposed She highlighted the approach. and making sure importance of Narcan are available. treatments needs to “There said. Cranley approach,” be a change in the entire industry.” has Cranley She claimed that in reply. predecessors more than his two vetoed combined. made Cranley Viaduct, Hills Western the Hamilton County owns clear that bridge. project.” infrastructure she said. message. clear with their was candidate of good enough.’” ‘mayor the have “We are we don’t believe “If you said. Simpson.” for Ms. vote progressing, with an open-ear, an open-door and an with an open-ear, an open-door and an open-heart.” “My opponent keeps trying to create a to create trying “My opponent keeps those progress, numbers show “The sure our system is to make have “We then pressed were candidates The is about more than “Amazon on our bid,” working are already “We then of tax dollars was topic The of dollars] should not go to any “[Tax noted the possibility of Cranley need to look outside the city for “We need to rebuild our relationship “We bus improvements, Discussing Metro He said he had recently met with Uber, administration This “It’s not working. “late She highlighted the importance of about specific asked When the the debate, through Midway was perhaps the tensest topic of the the tensest topic perhaps was first twice, up being brought night, the where Simpson in a segment by to ask one prompted were candidates time by and another another a question, one of the moderators. He cited said. Cranley false narrative,” of the Office of Economic his creation of progress. Inclusion as a sign the should be celebrating We are facts. he said. progress,” “We Simpson said in response. working,” to think bigger.” have on their plan to get e-commerce their second Amazon to build giant headquarters in Cincinnati. “They’re Simpson said. incentives,” looking for the city of the future — the to build.” city I want He said the city plans to said. Cranley with Northern up a joint proposal draw need collaborative “We Kentucky. he said. leadership,” were candidates The up. brought such as questioned about city wants, a Arena and Bank a refurbished U.S. specific stadium for FC Cincinnati. both agreed They said. Cranley those,” the the most important issues were that Western Brent Spence Bridge and the Hills Viaduct. Arena and FC Bank combining the U.S. projects. Cincinnati Simpson be enough,” It won’t resources. dollars. citing taxpayer said, she said. with D.C.,” “true public need a said we Cranley system.” transportation plan.” “future-oriented transit a to devise “We Simpson said. isn’t doing anything,” our system.” need to study shift workers. for late routes” need improvement, neighborhoods that Simpson, to specify. declined Cranley Winton up brought on the other hand, little has seen Hills as an area that investment. to compliment asked were candidates brought prompt The one another. and both laughter to the entire crowd Simpson and Cranley.

The two mayoral candidates for candidates mayoral two The winner of the election in The the two from Opening statements four off than it was city is better “The “This Simpson said. this city,” “I love questioned about the city’s tight When saying him, Simpson took a shot at “Balancing the budget isn’t easy,” is a topic that Economic development He said. Cranley matters,” “History Simpson discussed recent excited about development, “[They’re] with can work that need a mayor “We was capital improvement When have We to do an assessment. have “We “huge a the topic was said Cranley he can,” are doing as much as we “We made in minority firms Investments

PARKER MALATESTA | NEWS EDITOR | NEWS MALATESTA PARKER Cranley John — incumbent Cincinnati Simpson — Yvette and councilwoman the at Tuesday in a debate participated Art Cincinnati Museum. to term will earn a four-year November 28th- the country’s guide the city with largest economy. their central cemented candidates debate. arguments for the He cited the said. Cranley ago,” years and General soccer team FC Cincinnati as Electric’s headquarters on the Banks and success. signs of development a leader with an open-ear, city deserves an open-door and an open-heart.” the a polarizing issue between budget, said it should Cranley politicians, two fire — things “prioritizing police, be people care about.” a recession to don’t have “[you] She believes blame for the budget.” need to be lean, operations that She also functions. with centralized highlighted the importance of investing in technology. He noted the improvement said. Cranley S&P through of the city’s credit ratings under his administration. and Moody’s to each candidate’s is tied strongly theme. central cited his success in office the past four “my replied, Simpson with which years, opponent has no plan.” she has had with citizens conversations her campaign where Hills, Walnut of office is located. include it won’t worried but they’re she said. them,” Cranley not against them,” businesses, said. each from the response up, brought quite similar. was candidate Simpson said. set aside,” money to have issue.” city facilities are He did note that said. putting a the last thing citizens feel, importance on the improvement greater and bridges. of roads Candidates face off for Cincinnati mayoral debate mayoral Cincinnati off for face Candidates News Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord. org

4 News JUSTIN REUTTER|NEWS EDITOR MLS expansion decisionnears FC Cincy lookingfor newhomeas (TIF) from thecityandbondsbacked combination oftaxincrement financing County Commissionmeeting. President Jeff Berding saidat aHamilton to pay withtaxrevenue, FCCincinnati scoreboard upgrade. county paid$7.5millionfora$10 million of thecounty’sgeneral budget. In2015, the In 2010, stadiumcostsmadeup16.4percent form oftheBengals’ Paul Brown Stadium. of any NFLpublicstadium deal,” inthe Business Insidercalledthe “most lopsided stadium dealafterbeingburnedby what new stadium. using taxpayer money forthebuildingofa emphatically saidthat they donotsupport mayoral candidate Yvette Simpsonboth Ohio rivers. Newport nearthebanksofLickingand potential sites—the West End, Oakley or Stadium. home ofFCBayern Munich. price tag. city tokickintheremaining$100million would eat $150millionofthat, leaving the of anexpansionfeeforjoiningtheMLS “legacy investment” tothecity, butthecost join theMLS. is lookingtobuildastadiuminaneffort The stadiumcouldbepaidforwith a FC Cincinnati isnotaskingforthecity Cincinnatians arewary offinancinganew Incumbent Mayor John Cranley and The new stadiumcouldbebuiltinthree Currently theteamusesUC’sNippert The conceptisbasedonthe Allianz Arena, The franchise has promised a$250million For acostof$200million, FCCincinnati have amuchhigherchanceofgetting a bid. stadium worthy ofhostingMLSgameswill that a franchise capableofbuildinga by theend oftheyear. Itiswidelybelieved clause ofthecontract. “good faith,” according toanadditional renegotiate thetermsoftheircontract in MLS, thecontract requiresparties to years afterthat. second threeyears, and$5,202 forthethree For example, $5,100permatch forthe term at anadditional2percent increase. and willrenew foranadditionalthree-year The contract runsthrough Dec. 31, 2018, Cincinnati obtainedby The News Record. a copy ofthecontract between UCandFC game touseNippertStadium, according to Preston Parrish. fourth-year international affairsstudent the clubdecidestobreakground at,” said incredibly intrusive toresidents, wherever a facilitytothemselves aslongit’snot of thedeal. would notraise $100million. where adevelopment occurs. A TIF alone reinvest theminapublicpurposeat thesite dollars away from localgovernments and government. TIFs divert property tax presumably would beissuedby alocal by revenue from admissions, which MLS isexpectedtoaward two offourslots If FCCincinnati receives abidtojoin Currently, FCCincinnati pays $5,000per “I would like toseeFCCincinnati tohave Some studentsarecautiouslysupportive CONCEPT ARTFORFCCINCINNATI’S PROPOSED STADIUM despite expensive proxy fight Peltz losesbidfor P&G board seat, PARKER MALATESTA |NEWS EDITOR Trian lostat DuPont Co. in2015. week offersflashbackstoasimilarvote that board seat to Trian onMonday. The move this boardrooms. General Electricgranted a fights andhascommunicated itsway into involvement.” being heard at P&Gtoday, thanksto Trian’s firms. We believe shareholders’ voices are of thenation’s independentproxy advisory we have received from shareholdersandall election. Trian ispleasedwiththesupport results by theindependentinspectorof a statement. “We await thecertifiedelection time todeterminetheoutcome,” Trian saidin vote istooclosetocall, anditwilltake more stock isupnearly9percent ontheyear. Wednesday, following market close. Their would notbejoiningtheboard.” the recentproxy vote which decidedPeltz There’s alsoaquestiontothelegitimacy of might beathorninP&G’slongtermhealth. clogged upinbureaucracy normswhich comfortable withmediocreresultsandis financial industry. “He feelsthey’ve become said aformerUCstudentthat works inthe to thecompany’s upperlevel management,” million lobbying forshareholdersupport. P&G shares. Trian andP&Gspentover $60 reelected withoutrevealing thecount. that all11currentdirectorshadbeen history. A preliminary vote countrevealed and mostexpensive proxy fightinU.S. win aboard seat at Proctor &GambleCo. Fund Management, reportedlylosthisbidto “With approximately $3.5billion invested in Predominantly, thefundhasavoided proxy “According toourproxy solicitors, today’s P&G sharesdropped 0.17percent on “Peltz istrying tobringswooping change Trian owns approximately $3.5billionof The activistinvestor haswaged thelargest This week, Nelson Peltz, founderof Trian help revitalize P&G.” boardroom andthat Trian’s approach will a shareholdervoice isneededinthe of allstakeholders. We feelstrongly that long-term sustainablevalue forthebenefit grow market shareagainanddeliver potential andwants toseetheCompany Trian said. “Trian believes inP&G’s of lacklusterperformancegoingforward,” accountable andwillbefarlesstolerant will holdtheboard andmanagement of allstakeholders. sustainable earningsgrowth forthebenefit all ofwhich designedtodrive long-term execute operational andstrategic initiatives, teams andboards ofthosecompaniesto to work collaboratively withmanagement underperforming —publiccompanies, and in highquality—butundervalued and According to Trian, they seektoinvest following Mr. Taylor’s risetoCEOin2015. Trian said. underperformance issimplyunacceptable,” — acontinuation ofthepastdecade’s have beenputonnoticeby shareholders Trian believes managementandtheBoard Global Market Intelligence. percent at theS&P500, according toS&P company, comparedwithanaverage of12 investors own roughly 40percent ofthe meeting at P&Gheadquarters. Retail revitalize P&G.” to working closelywithP&G’sleadershipto management teamsandislookingforward of working collegiallywithboards and his fellow directors. Hehasalonghistory plans tostartengagingcollaboratively with “If electedtotheP&GBoard, NelsonPeltz term successofthecompany,” Trian said. P&G, Trian hasavested interestinthelong- “Trian isconfidentthat P&Gshareholders P&G’s stockisupmorethan20percent “Regardless ofthefinalvoting results, Over 400peopleattended theshareholder TNR FILE. Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 5 IRFAN KHAN | TNS IRFAN “At the beginning it seemed really beginning it seemed the “At president for Arnold ran Last year, Chandler Rankin At-Large Senator really weren’t “Some of the questions questions Twitter out of the nine Three complained that SG was not answering not answering SG was that complained enough questions. most of answering were they positive; the end But at questions. the notecard were questions it seemed that there, to wanted they what being selected by how “[It] just shows Arnold said. answer,” to answer is afraid student government questions.” to students’ behind Bashir coming in third of SG, Leugers. Emlemdi and Kevin answering avoiding SG was denied that difficult questions. “If it Rankin said. panel,” to each relevant more thought it was and we senate was Some them. saved we for exec, relevant couldn’t understand of the questions we able just weren’t so we the legibility of, some of fumbled over We to ask them. to clarify. wanted the questions nobody Twitter fielding questions from were We in order, going straight were We as well. of question.” relevance again by not hashtag were with the #SGTownHall were A total of 20 questions addressed. event. the hour-long discussed over Considering the recent shooting in Las the recent shooting Considering is legal on open carry Currently, the only thing a public school, “As is legal on campus, open carry While not would vote a student body However, and former SG executive Arnold, Mike or welcomed on campus are allowed are allowed on campus or welcomed Sinna At-Large Senator to have,” said. Habteselassie questioned SG’s students also Vegas, laws. stance on open carry is not inside of a campus if the carrier building. is that liberty to say I’m really at that the to following are committed we the federal by set and regulations laws government, and the state government the does fall under and open carry the upheld by second amendment, Laith UFB Senator supreme court,” Shehadeh said. concealed does not allow the university desire One student expressed the carry. on the issue vote for a student body panel. during the executive actually change the standing rules the if it passed. even has in place, university be the student decision would Instead, who Trustees, of passed to the Board on or not vote could then choose to vote the issue. member of the UC College Republicans, he Anahiem Hills fire rages along 241 and Santiago Canyon Rd Monday, Oct. 9, 2017 in Orange, Calif. Oct. 9, 2017 in Orange, Rd Monday, Canyon rages along 241 and Santiago Hills he Anahiem fire

Students gathered in TUC Cinema in Students gathered questions on a wide asked They of the night asked first question The can nothing we there’s “Ultimately, is making One service SG can provide be identity-based that “Whether Thursday to field questions during field questions during to Thursday Hall in Town first Student Government’s the last decade. and on Twitter issues through of range senators to a panel of seven notecards separate all in two and six executives, of discussion. rounds reactions to the their to give senators leader Richard “alt-right” self-described UC. to speak at Spencer’s intentions to wants really truly do if a speaker At-Large come to a public university,” Sam Mangold-Lennett said. Senator to set foot on campus we “If he wants But I to do that. he is entitled believe as student government our role believe necessarily against not is to speak out, to be but to tell students his ideology, is going on around about what wary campus.” available. of resources students aware spaces or letting them safe centers, and what have, they rights what know ZACHARY PERRIN | STAFF REPORTER PERRIN | STAFF ZACHARY rights the speakers that are invited are invited that rights the speakers The blazes mostly started between 9-11 mostly started between blazes The fires before firefighters had a chance II veteran War World 100-year-old “A October has historically been when “I think the most amazing part is all p.m. Sunday and grew into large and grew Sunday p.m. to respond. they because and his wife passed away Silverman it out in time,” couldn’t make came back a couple that “There’s said. to their home and found a single lemon else but everything untouched, was that and he told his wife that destroyed, was could use it in their drinks that they You Life Gives ‘When night — the whole thing.” Lemons’ California gets its largest and most humidity low when damaging wildfires, There conditions are prevalent. and dry in the forecast for the next is no rain meaning these conditions days, seven to persist. are likely supplies are gathering the people that for others and setting up personal boxes to help out and trying donation can. as much as they people to give hometown my heart that It hurts my and I that like is being destroyed there so I could do more,” wish I was said. Silverman AARON DORSTEN | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER DORSTEN AARON

Wildfires blaze in Northern California Wildfires others encouraged have Authorities whole Area my up in the Bay “I grew ignited Sunday, Most of the fires were slightly more south towards “I lived Student Government holds an open meeting for the public in TUC Oct. 5, the public in holds an open meeting for Government Student 2017. PARKER MALATESTA | NEWS EDITOR EDITOR | NEWS MALATESTA PARKER EDITOR REUTTER | NEWS JUSTIN count of 21 and rising. with a death to been ordered More than 20,000 have Night. Tuesday as of evacuate not directly in danger to pack bug out bags with documents and medicines a at to evacuate are forced in case they moment’s notice. said here for college,” life and moved design student Paige graphic third-year high school of my couple “A Silverman. lost their homes and teachers have I page for them. there’s a fundraising go to school in some kids that know Santa Rosa as well.” conditions and high winds dry by driven 50-79 mph. from friends and family so my San Francisco, is dark and there’s but the sky are okay, Silverman in the air,” a lot of smoke said.

California wildfires destroy hometown of UC student hometown destroy wildfires California SG holds first town hall meeting in ten years ten in meeting hall town first holds SG News Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord. org

6 Life &Arts CliftonFest 2017 celebrates cultural history ofcity annualCliftonFest sixth peoplefrom brings acrossCThe Cincinnati to Ludlow Avenue Saturday 7,2017. October Saturday’s musicalperformances concludedwith viewers withtheirspiritedarrangements. Jive BigBand, a19-pieceswing bandthat energized musical actsspanningacross thetwo days. event didnotdisappoint—itboastedeightdiverse and withtwo dedicated musicstages, thisyear’s been theabundanceoflive musicthefestival offers, together. volunteers tohelpbringtheCliftoncommunity business owners, neighborhood sponsorsand visitors. The event was created by localresidents, for itssixthyear andwas onceagainfreeforall offer. artistic talentsandrichculturethat theareahasto attracted guestsofallkinds, celebrating thevaried EVAN CREW|CONTRIBUTOR Artist create chalkdrawingsArtist representing localinstitutions at CliftonFest Saturday 7,2017. October Exemplifying thediversity ofCliftonmusic, Wrapping upFriday’s musicalcastwas theJump ‘n’ A fundamentalfeature ofCliftonFest hasalways The weekend-long musicandartsfestival returned CliftonFest at CliftonPlazaFriday andSaturday STEPHEN VONDERWISH |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER STEPHEN VONDERWISH |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER far moretoenjoy at CliftonFest. art would beenoughtoattract many, therewas still cool tobeableseeitinperson.” said. “I’ve seenstufflike that online, butitwas really impressed. exquisite chalkartleftmany guests speechless. day versus thenight, thescenesdepictedin depiction oftheCincinnati cityskyline duringthe guests could “ride” andtake photoson, toavibrant the formoflive artchalkdrawings onthesidewalks. local artists, cametoshare theirincredibletalentin Zinn and Truman Adams, alongwithmany other CliftonFest. Two nationally-known 3-Dartists, David of allagestoletlooseanddance. instrumentation andgroovy hooksinspiredattendees the rock-reggae band, The Cliftones. Their unique The CliftonFest 5Kencouraged walkers andrunners While thevast selectionofmusicandbreathtaking “The sidewalk chalkartwas unbelievable,” Payne Junior UCstudentSamPayne was amongthose From ashockinglyrealisticgiantgrasshopper that Music wasn’t theonly formofartcelebrated at Chalk drawings lineLudlow Avenue for CliftonFest Saturday 7,2017. October The sixth annual CliftonFestThe sixth peoplefrom brings across Cincinnati to Ludlow Avenue Saturday 7,2017. October we normallydon’tsee,” Keller said. event attracted. themselves appreciating thediverse peoplethat the said. “I would checkitoutagainnextyear.” community comingtogetherforsomething,” Lindley adults andtheirchildren, butitwas cooltoseethe made thefestival worth thevisit. toward collegestudents, thecommunity engagement many oftheevents may nothave beentargeted winners ofvarious categories. Clifton Plaza, where therewere prizesawarded tothe encouraged todressuptheirpetsandmarch into the winners. Plaza tothebusinessdistrictandofferedprizesfor clues andcompletechallenges, spannedtheClifton alike toembrace thehillsandrace through thecity. “It was great toseealotofnew facesinCliftonthat Other studentssuchasseniorIsaacKeller found “It seemslike itwas gearedmoretowards older Senior UCstudentLaurenLindley foundthat while There was even aPet Parade inwhich guestswere The CliftonChase, afamily-orientedrace tofind STEPHEN VONDERWISH |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER STEPHEN VONDERWISH |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 7 MCT for 50 cents and hot dogs for $1. dogs for $1. for 50 cents and hot gone, pies were By 3:50 PM all the The ones. frozen except for a few came members of the congregation tables wiped folded up chairs, together, up the boxes one-by-one. and packed placed them all inside the empty They couches and a piano. parlor of a few left over. were toys Many some people At the end of the festival, others while dozed off on pews, the around gathered that bees swatted at congregation The can. trash sticky to just want Immanuel Presbyterian people visit their church, have give, to the children — and they love show and humbly purely, did just that; completely. The festival didn’t skimp on festival The — the children anything providing double refusing to give not even Boribunsunk balloons. gifts or two a grandmother Bunchorntavakul, Thailand, visiting her daughter from in successful was also said the event kids entertained. keeping with,” things to play many have “They “She really liked said. Bunchorntavakul on] the She [drew house. the bouncy for the balloon.” pumpkin and is waiting children, of flow a steady was There had preordered parents and those who sold for $15, Each pie was their pies. sold for $2 each. and the slices were chips also sold drinks for 25 cents, They

decorated booths that populated the the populated booths that decorated booths The lot. and parking lawn front free activities for the most part, were, outreach. children or geared towards “Shoeboxes for called, was One booth participants At this booth, XMAS.” either for a toys could pick out a few After them up. wrap or a girl and boy could write a they the gift, wrapping Christmas or kind note wishing a merry to St. gifts will be donated The thoughts. for the upcoming George’s food pantry holidays. a named after Another booth was will be performing the church play of the “Year this Christmas called, the kids There, Star and Eclipse.” New with plastic rhinestones, made crowns spiders and rings, America Captain in them. ships with real lights rockets these crafts for Most of the materials materials. made out of recyclable were other made crafts, some children While ducks for free prizes. floating picked obstacle Some tumbled in the blow-up the event, One of the parents at course. the easy to keep it was said Wolf, Steve the day. fun throughout kids having entertained. you’re entertained, “They’re Wolf It’s great,” care of. taken They’re said.

The Apple Festival, held every October October held every Apple Festival, The all Church, Immanuel Presbyterian at — a recipe a grandmother’s started with Georgia grandchildren by recipe used sisters as a two Kightlinger and her their and serve money means to raise community. the members or Although none of to quite remember seemed volunteers began, this event the exact date been seemed to agree it has everyone 8 and 10 years. going on between the last gave however, Darlene Pielage, ten or “It has been said, she when word to do it one year decided We more years. there.” on from and it went a committee have “My grandparents and stuff in general, plan they where kind of falls under that Apple Fest the a resident of Slusher, Avery umbrella,” children paint helping was who Madeira have also “We pumpkins said. miniature of about 30 such a small congregation do it to get people to come people so we not — I mean nowadays, to church to church.” people come many she had recently Slusher also said that Nepal Kathmandu, returned from she said which a mission trip, from in one of the various promoted was TIFFANIE CLARK | CONTRIBUTOR TIFFANIE Apple Festival brings a harvest of fun for everyone everyone for of fun a harvest brings Festival Apple Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 8 TNR FILE. PROVIDED SHAE COMBS | PHOTO EDITOR | PHOTO SHAE COMBS Ringing in at a 7 percent ABV, this one is a little higher one is a little higher this ABV, a 7 percent at Ringing in At $10 per four- however. Cost must be considered, Braxton over improvement a marked beer shows This your up at Ale can be picked Pie Brown Blueberry The other sweets such as chocolate chip cookies or perhaps chip cookies chocolate such as other sweets slice of pie. an actual making it ales, for brown content than normal in alcohol up and comforting you perfect for warming all the more fall day. on a rainy you like However, on a college budget. it is expensive pack, a portion of the ice cream it is based on, the Graeters’ Cure “The a good cause, to will be donated proceeds to funding cancer dedicated an organization Starts Now,” research. Chip Black Raspberry first collaboration, and Graeter’s besides being completely unobtainable which, Stout, a major was it, wanted who majority of fans to the vast notes of promise It seemed to of flavor. in terms letdown only the taste of delivered but ultimately cocoa and fruit, a basic stout and disappointment. local liquor store or Kroger.

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You grown. have and again we start to from seen that have finish.” of has completed 56 percent five his passes and thrown compared to one touchdowns 290 averaging while interception, the air per game. through yards scores He has also rushed for two span. in that to this game could come down an aspect of special teams play, the game he has not been happy with lately. to I like to play, are getting ready on the special teams press play are really they to find out what South “I know said. Fickell about,” offense and Florida has a great defense and a great have they you but when all these things, on the special teams press play are going to you that, and watch the culture of the find out what is all about.” program Stadium in James Raymond at on It will be broadcast Tampa. ESPNU. You can catch Bready and the rest of the Bready can catch You wherever to the job that fits me best,” Bready Bready fits me best,” to the job that wherever a the world to travel also like “I would said. I next summer, after I graduate I know little. family for two am going to Iceland with my the college success I just to celebrate weeks Just and academically. swimming had, have it for two to reset and enjoy really trying being I lost from that the family time weeks, them for awhile.” from away take they in action when swimmers Bearcats 2 at on Friday University State on Cleveland Center. Aquatic in the Keating p.m. Flowers has completed 63-of- has completed Flowers have the Bearcats Defensively, the biggest believes Fickell “It is about gaining some will the Bearcats Offensively, did a really good “Hayden take off and go the distance. I I off and go the distance. take the most think this is probably we that quarterback explosive will face this season.” and 119 passes for 934 yards on the season, ten touchdowns and five adding 395 yards while on the ground. touchdowns stops not been able to make least 38 surrendering at lately, points in each of their last three contests. this point is their self- problem assurance. “That said. Fickell confidence,” Navy are right now. we is where kind of put us in a little bit of a and sometimes tough situation, confidence kind get your you a little bit. down of knocked to go back out there. have You in the things to believe have You to and find ways are doing, you continue to get better.” rely on junior quarterback Fickell who Moore, Hayden of late. has improved believes some of having job last week “Honestly, I hang out with the team a lot,” I hang out with the team a lot,” “Honestly, and Texas of Missouri City, native The fine with relocating I am “In terms of a job, they can be.” Bready, the ultimate locker locker the ultimate Bready, can be.” they can be found hanging out with his guy, room of the water. out when even teammates, video it is playing “Whether said. Bready the flag and stuff capture games or frisbee, just and outdoors, being active I like that. like hanging out with some buddies.” management student hopes operations UC a bit once his time at around to travel culminates. In the past two matchups matchups In the past two in games, During those two stop the Bulls this time To said dynamic,” “He is very against the University of South against the University of the University Florida, football team has Cincinnati surrendered a combined 110 points. outscored by were they which their of 31.5 points, an average inability to stop the run was of their to the forefront brought up 290.5 gave as they struggles, per game on the ground. yards must the Bearcats around, contain senior quarterback is the who Quinton Flowers, reigning American Athletic Year. of the Conference Player head coach Luke Cincinnati “His ability to spread the Fickell. to do, they field molds into what he If and when him space. give he can change a game. off, takes 16-0 in the them down saw You opening game against San Jose and in the second quarter State, the game, over he decided to take for had no answers and they with his plays He can make him. he can he can extend plays, feet, JASON SZELEST | SPORTS EDITOR | SPORTS SZELEST JASON Bearcats attempt to stop the running of the Bulls the running of the Bulls stop to attempt Bearcats TNR FILE. With only one season to go before only one With to finish it off with a just love “I would hopes he Bready goals, his own Aside from the over experience I have all my “With of inspiration],” Bready said. “She swam from from swam “She said. Bready of inspiration],” through six until 20, probably she was when She decided to of college. years her first two but home sick, she was come home because she definitely was that to say have I would inspiration.” greatest definitely my has set high goals for Bready graduation, finish off his career to himself in order strong. in the mile,” fourth conference championship for my “Going back to NCAA’s said. Bready I top-16 there. to get trying and second year and also All-American status to reach want race, an open water career with cap off my I am been getting into recently. I have which for Team National the U.S. to make trying open water.” to come after for years can help the program to passing on his knowledge he graduates, swimmers. the younger just being on the and more, past three years Texas, team and other teams back in swim kids all all the younger to give I am trying “I am said. Bready I have,” the knowledge as to help them be as best prepared trying UC @ Tulane 11/4 Bearcats upcoming games upcoming Bearcats UC vs South Florida 10/14

UC @ Southern Methodist 10/21 “Absolutely [she has been my biggest source biggest source [she has been my “Absolutely All the while, Bready has still been pushed has still been pushed Bready All the while, In 2017, Bready competed in the NCAA competed in the NCAA Bready In 2017, The rest is history, as Bready now hold now as Bready rest is history, The “My sister swam. She is six years older than She is six years “My sister swam. It was through his sister Cheryl, who who his sister Cheryl, through It was Among them is University of Cincinnati of Cincinnati Among them is University There are those select few that deviate from from deviate that are those select few There As mammals, we are naturally conditioned conditioned are naturally we As mammals, along by Cheryl. Cheryl. along by championship in the 500-meter and four shattering while 1,650-meter freestyle, records. swimming of Cincinnati University multiple school records in the sport he multiple school records fun. thought looked me and she was on the swim team, just like like just team, swim on the me and she was and it looked team, the summer league swim he said. so I decided to join,” fun, competed collegiately at the University of the University at competed collegiately an Chris first gained that Northern Colorado, interest in the sport. senior distance swimmer Chris Bready, who who Chris Bready, senior distance swimmer an early at his thirst for water discovered age. the predisposed tendencies of the animal the predisposed tendencies however. fall into, we group to gravitate toward land. land. toward to gravitate JASON SZELEST | SPORTS EDITOR | SPORTS SZELEST JASON Sports

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Wright State University at 9:10p.m. Friday their undefeated record ontheline against transport fanstoandfrom thegames. implementing ashuttleservice that could venues closertocampus, withtheplanof Cincinnati, butareactively searching for games, itmakes italotmoreexciting.” amount ofpeoplecomeouttowatch our get involved,” Drummsaid. “When agood is when thefanscomeouttosupportthem. Dalton Drumm, thebestpartaboutplaying opportunity togoupwillbethere.” help andthemoreschoolwillhelp. An the morepeoplearegoingtobeable the rightway,” hesaid. “The moreyou win, we justwant tomake surewe aredoingit I. to eventually make thetransition toDivision with player fees.” but thereisalotofareawe have tocover percentage ofthat forus. We appreciate that, high andtheschoolonlyoffersacertain level from theschool. Ourbudgetispretty of fundingtobeablegoupthat next said. “You have tohave acertainamount that playing at that level would require. comfortable indulgingintheexpenditures not have thefundsthey would needtofeel Division Ilevel, thoughthey currentlydo been extendedforthemtocompeteat the Cincinnati hitstheice againasthey put The Bearcats currently play at SportsPlus “The thingIlike themostiswhen thefans According tosophomorebiologystudent “We arelookingintostufflike that now, Loma says that theteam’sultimate goalis “It hastodoalotwithfunding,” Lona PHOTO PROVIDED BY UCATHLETICS. USMNT loss Stafford, Dayes react to disappointing DAVID WYSONG |EDITOR-IN-CHIEF at ableakimmediate future, withno qualifying periodoftwo years.” in toughaway environments over a Cup. Becauseofthechallengeplaying is moredifficultthantheactual World Hylton Dayes. “Sometimes qualifying Cup,” saidUCmen’ssoccerheadcoach U.S. will notbegoingtothe2018 World Tobago. Stadium, thehomeof Trinidad and Tuesday cameontheroad in Ato Boldon home stadiums. The USMNT’slosson matches isthat they areplayed inteams’ World Cup—Imean, it’sheartbreaking.” this day ofage, andtoseeusnotmake a start ofMLSandtoseeFCCincinnati in especially inmy lifetime… To seethe seen sortofthegrowth ofU.S. soccer, soccer headcoachNeilStafford. “You’ve University ofCincinnati women’s establishment oftheMLSin1993. America hassteadilygrown sincethe many, asthesport’spopularityin the USMNTsince1986. This willbethefirst World Cupwithout eligibility inthe2018FIFA World Cup. Costa Rica, eliminated theU.S. from loss, plusalast-secondPanama winover match ofthehexagonalgroup stage. The to themeeting—infinalqualifying — who hadwon onlyonematch prior (USMNT) lost2-1to Trinidad and Tobago men’s soccer. match Stadium onFriday, atCity Orlando 6,2017, inOrlando, Oct. Fla. The U.S. won, 4-0. Panama goalkeeperJaime Penedo (1)stops agoalshotby USAplayer Bobby Wood (9)during World Cup qualifier Moving ahead, theUSMNTislooking “Obviously, it’sdisappointingthat the A challengethat comeswithqualifying “I thinkit’sheartbreaking,” said This comesasadisappointmentto The UnitedStates Men’sNational Team Tuesday was doomsday for American spend thenextfive years developing. other young players theUSMNTwill now restinthehandsofhim, andthe assists, thereisreasonforoptimism. second ontheteamingoalsandfirst 18-year-old ChristianPulisic, who was Couperus. UC women’s soccermidfielder Katy just like thewomen’s team,” said and we’re proud ofwhat they’re doing, like that, butwe standbehindthem 2015. World Cup, afterwinningtheevent in who willlikely make the2019women’s put alltheirhopesinthewomen’s team, on thebiggeststage, theU.S. cannow fans theopportunitytoseethemplay game willcontinuetogrow andprosper.” the development andpopularityofthe short term, butIthinkinthelongrun the development ofthegameherein matches,” Dayes said. “This willaffect years around theU.S. World Cup popularity that happensevery four positive outlookforthefuture. America willtake ahit, buthestillhasa people that getpaidthebigbucks.” happen. How much?I’llleave ittothe way, butcertainlychangehasgotto sure ifknee-jerkreactionsaretheexact years tosortofbuilditagain. I’mnot their jobs,” Stafford said. “You gotfive highest honorforthenextfive years. opportunity tocompeteforthesport’s The fate oftheir2022 World Cuphopes Behind thehopesofplayers like “It’s hard tosee [USMNT]godown Despite themenfailingtogive their “We willdefinitelylosethesurgein Dayes believes thesport’spopularityin “I can’timaginepeoplewillbekeeping STEPHEN M.DOWELL |TNS Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 13 STEPHEN VONDERWISH | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER | STAFF VONDERWISH STEPHEN For one, campus and student groups campus and student groups one, For the — or like that speech like Hate the It is also quite comical that something is It is about time that different. different. students and intimidate do not harass going about the business of when outreach and fundraising recruiting, like campus faith groups — even it civil and be H20 manage to keep If a of life. accepting of all walks can spread their message in a group there and civil way, nonthreatening should no issue with the use of public but there has to be a line. space, Spencer Richard possible speech by are be permitted if they — could even the However, scheduled to be there. should be able to elect student body and it should to hear them or not, only be permitted if it does not disrupt who of our student body the days simply wish to go to class unmolested vitriolic angry, loud, someone’s by “sinners” are all we about how diatribe “going to hell.” are who cannot do they says university speech about curbing hate anything but God forbid a student on campus, a cigarette in a public space in smoke peace. done about the former. While the university must be a the university While dealing with the local Furthermore, these different were be It might even Where slope! a slippery “But that’s students of the university, and we pay pay and we students of the university, should Why out the nose to be here. a random from this be tolerated God-knows-where? from lunatic it must also of ideas, marketplace and be a safe learning environment, members of the this make people like community feel unsafe. an unneeded creates campus crazies must who headache for UCPD, officers to protect needlessly dedicate and the student body, them from is doubly true when This vice versa. large begin to draw “preachers” the message. in opposition to their crowds least paid for the time and at speakers to have would This “protest.” space to a fee for the space and include paying UCPD along with paying time itself, including protection, for their own this right now, But if needed. overtime the university, by cost is swallowed as a student. you extension, and by them the line between draw do we could that Well, else?” and everyone advocate. devil’s imaginary be a point, But it is important to remember are they how things regarding two Religious fundamentalist preachers happens often during This these speakers often have Too a drew “preacher” one Last week, Similar speech in public wouldn’t September 6, 2017 — Westboro Baptist Church members protest the annual meeting of the National Baptist Convention USA Inc. at the Duke Energy Convention Center. Center. Convention the Duke Energy at USA Inc. Baptist Convention the annual meeting of the National members protest Baptist Church Westboro September 6, 2017 — on campus must be curbed, or at least or at on campus must be curbed, universities While monitored. heavily are a place for ideas to be challenged in a thoughtful, and debated speakers hate what way, constructive are doing is not that. UC. at demonstrations and intimidated harassed targeted, are simply individual students who This to go about their day. trying particularly manifests itself in a misogynistic or homophobic way, after yelling “preacher” such as a she was like looked who a girl, contact to eye avoiding desperately telling attention, unwanted not draw “going to hell for her her she was promiscuity.” her that He told one woman crowd. “baby- to simply be a purpose was and used frequent making machine,” vile gestures and language crude, with the intent of shaming LGBTQ individuals. from and shouldn’t be tolerated JUSTIN REUTTER | NEWS EDITOR REUTTER | NEWS JUSTIN Fundamentalism on campus must be curbed be curbed on campus must Fundamentalism

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Opinion Mounir’s weekly Mounir’s 14 Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord. org Opinion Catalonia’s independence: Mishandledby Spain,butstill unlikely Letter to theeditor: Gunregulations must betightened TIM GOLDENBERG|STAFF REPORTER of theSpanishgovernment, which in thisreferendumwas theresponse the restofSpain. The primary difference and largelyfellby thewayside across this referendum, itwas declaredillegal in supportofindependence. Muchlike with the80.76percent ofresidentsvoting of theEuropean Union. European Commission, theexecutive body subsequently beingsupportedby the very rulinginresponsetothereferendum, Constitutional CourtofSpainmadethat of theautonomouscommunities. The not permitindependencevotes by any the SpanishConstitution, which does referendum remainsclearlyillegalunder considering this, theindependence the independencemovement. However, Said autonomy isalargedriver behind central government andtheprovinces. clear divisionsofpower between the acting aspartofaunitary state that has with 17autonomouscommunitiesall system ofgovernment isdecentralized, the legalstructuresthey arein. Spain’s their inherentpurposeisgenerally toleave shaky matter withinlegalstructures, as feasible moving forward. Catalan independencejustdoesn’tseem independence. However, regardless ofthis, what Catalans saw asaclearmandate for overwhelming 91.96percent, establishing voted infavor ofindependenceby an violence, theCatalonia regionofSpain licensed gundealersand, despite laws prohibiting it, at leastahalfdozen have felony anddomestic violence convictions. Serge Rene, owner ofRene’s and Security Training, onFriday, Aug. 5,2016in Orlando, Fla. Central Florida hasmore than380 A similarreferendumwas heldin2014, Independence referendumsareavery In arecentreferendummarredby independence tobeattained. Inaddition, sufficient iswhy Spainwillnotallow Catalans tobelieve they canbeself- The sameeconomicstrengththat leads powerhouse withintheSpanisheconomy. represents asignificanteconomic domestic product lastyear, Catalonia Accounting for19percent ofSpain’sgross independence even ifitdesiredtodoso. Spain cannotafford togrant Catalan actor insuchaffairs. independence, it’sfarfrom thelargest cultural differencescanactasfuelfor the otherpartsofSpain. However, while themselves asculturally separate from and muchofthepopulation regards ones. The atmosphere there isdistinct, influences inadditiontotheSpanish from Spanishandcontainsmany French language that developed separately primary languageisCatalan, aRomance is differentfrom therestofSpain. Its a lessincensedindependencemovement. much like theonein2014could have seen could speculate that aquieterapproach situation by theSpanishauthorities, one independence. A clearmishandlingofthe event torally around intheirsearch for of Catalonia’s fire;granting theman than anything else, have beenthefuel clashes withvoters. These actions, more ballot boxesandinjuringhundredsin from accessingpollinglocations, seizing region, attempting toprevent voters police were deployed across theCatalan the referendumfrom happening. Riot resorted toviolenceinattempting tostop From aneconomicstandpoint, There isnodenying that Catalonia RICARDO RAMIREZ|TNS on thecontinentinatimewhen European factors would leadtofurtherinstability as theonesinFlandersandScotland. Such separatist movements across Europe, such independence would beseenpositively by state negatively impactsafellow EU member Union, willcast supportforanactionthat primarily affiliated withtheEuropean that thenations of Western Europe, from otherstates, andit’srather unlikely its independencereliesonrecognition covering the recent shooting in shooting recent the covering Spanish Constitutional Court. prevent peoplefrom entering pollingcenters andvoting intheCatalan independence referendum, whichwas bannedby the Referendum inBarcelona, 1,2017.National Catalonia, Police onOct. officers andcivilguards were deployed inBarcelonato Catalan peoplewhowere gathered LlullschoolclashwithSpanishNational policemen the1-O riot during outsidetheRamon JOE BIALEK | READER JOE BIALEK|READER firearm arefor hunting or enemies. Their weapons are military personnelare entrustedwith been replacedby theNational Arms, shallnotbeinfringed.” the securityofafreeState, States Constitutionstates: either case, ownership ofa Furthermore, asuccessfulCatalan Las Vegas. Las The onlytwo reasonsforacitizentoown a tightly controlled andsafeguarded. the defenseofthiscountry againstdomestic Guard andCoastGuard whereby trained Obviously, theneedforastate militiahas the rightofpeopletokeep and bear “Aarticles well regulated Militia, beingnecessary to the to The Second Amendment oftheUnited response in is letter This defense ofthehousehold from intruders. In reach, andisnow clearlyareachtoofar. independence was always goingtobea out justlike theonein2014. Catalonia’s without support, thereferendumwillfizzle would supporttheindependence, and Given that, it’sunlikely that any ofthem doesn’t serve Western European interests. the topicat hand, Catalan independence economic andsocialstability. leaders areattempting tosecure further immediately, lestoursocietyfallback churches andnow concerts. We as at shoppingmalls, college sophisticated weapons, several innocent circumstances. Finally, ifwe had guarantee that thementallyill weapon toowner at theclick rifles mustbelicensedand civilian toown any weapon more adequate tosatisfy thesepurposes. While it’scertainlyarealistapproach to to thedays when everyone carried a holster. a country mustdealwiththisissue campuses, Congressionalmeetings, victims would not have diedorbeenharmed prohibited thepurchase ofmore do notgainaccesstothemunderany of acomputerkey. Furthermore, we must registered tothedegreenecessary tomatch Accordingly, all handguns, shotgunsand powerful orsophisticated thanthese. There isabsolutelynoneedforany U.S. handgun, shotgunorrifleismorethan ALBERTO ESTEVEZ |TNS Oct. 12, 2017 newsrecord.org 15

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