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NEXT ISSUE Make sure to grab the Flyer News Special Issue NEWS CAB brings fun times to UD students, page 4 A&E Writer shares top 10 shows on TV, page 6 OPINIONS Editor looks at meaning of Second Amendment, page 9 SPORTS UD women’s team overcoming inexperience, page 11 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON VOL. 60 NO. 29 CPS moves into state-of-the-art facility L AUREN GLASS tion, when Krystofik noticed that Staff Writer most of the top 10 scorers in the competition came from universi- ties that had both a sales program The School of Business Admin- and a physical sales center with istration’s Center for Professional sales labs, he said. Selling is moving into a new state- This led not only to the idea for of-the-art facility located in the the program, but also to the idea basement of Anderson Hall, said of constructing a sales lab which Dean McFarlin, department chair would allow students to gain of marketing and management. sales experience through “theory The Center for Professional to practice” methods, including Selling, launched in 2010 through simulated sales interviews with the work of McFarlin and Tony actual company managers, Krysto- Krystofik, director of the CPS, is fik said. a program designed to teach stu- Being a part of UD’s Marianist dents sales practices with a focus identity also helped encourage the on selling high-tech products from creation of a program designed to one business to another, McFarlin give students out-of-class experi- said. ence, Krystofik said. This focus was selected to give “We take this from the Marian- students a distinct career advan- ist philosophy of educating the tage, McFarlin said. entire person, and so by doing “The focus of the center is that, I think you have to go beyond Mike Vula, a 2012 alumnus, interviews Kim Price, a senior marketing major, Feb. 12, in the new Center for Pro- squarely on business-to-business just the classroom experience,” he fessional Selling in Anderson Hall. CHRIS SANTUCCI/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER sales … and particularly in a high- said. tech context. We think those are The $300,000 facility construc- among the best careers in sales,” tion project, which was funded sional Selling facility will be held ter for Professional Selling opens, environment and a more efficient he said. through a donation from 1974 UD in late April, he said. UD will be added to that list. way for professors to conduct The idea for the Center for Pro- alumnus Fiore Talarico, began last As of last summer, only 23 The Center for Professional practice interviews for students, fessional Selling began in 2008 October and was completed in De- schools in the nation had physi- Selling’s sales lab allows for the Krystofik said. after UD’s participation in the Na- cember, Krystofik said. The grand cal sales labs, said Krystofik, but use of better technology in sales tional Collegiate Sales Competi- opening of the Center for Profes- when the new facility for the Cen- practices, a more realistic sales See CPS on p.5 SGA withholding numbers on funding for student orgs C HRIS MOORMAN dent’s student activities fee. Flyer Flyer News that 57 student orga- she said. “There’s nothing legally want, for Scott’s sake – that would Editor-in-Chief News requested the specific dollar nizations applied for funding with binding me from not publishing kill him – he already deals with amount received by each organiza- 53 actually receiving some sort of those numbers, but there’s also so enough. I just don’t feel comfort- The University of Dayton Stu- tion. SGA president Emily Kaylor funds, totaling $44,707. many steps in the finance process able acting by myself and giving dent Government Association has told Flyer News that SGA would In an interview on Monday, Feb. that we do and don’t fund that I you the numbers without at least announced that it will not make not publish those numbers. 18, Kaylor explained her reason- don’t want an organization being talking to Scott, if not everyone public how much funding it allo- Flyer News published a story ing. pissed off at me and then email- else.” cates to individual student orga- on Feb. 15 detailing SGA’s budget “The reason I don’t feel com- ing Scott [Bridwell, SGA vice Nowhere is it stated in the cur- nizations. week, when student organizations fortable publishing certain spe- president of finance] saying, ‘I see rent SGA constitution, the new Part of the SGA budget stems can ask SGA for up to $1,000 in cific numbers is because I don’t that this group got the full $1,000 constitution that will be in place from a $12 fee taken from each full- additional funding for an organi- know how student orgs feel about and I only got $400. So why am I time or three-quarter time stu- zation. At that time, Kaylor told their funding being published,” not getting the full $1,000?’ I don’t See SGA on p.3 44/33 41/25 43/29 TIME AGAIN FOR GIRL SCOUT COOKIES (Source: www.nws.noaa.gov) RAIN SUNNY SUNNY Some sunny skies for the p a g e 4 weekend! TODAYSATURDAY SUNDAY 2 NEWS FLYER NEWS | Friday, February 22, 2013 LOCAL TECH I KER NATIONAL first FOUR FESTIVAL W HISKEY TO STAY WITH CANCELED BY NCAA 90 PROOF RECIPE The National College Athletic Association recently announced its Maker’s Mark producers have First Four Festival, which kicks off decided to maintain the original “March Madness,” is canceled via alcohol content in their whiskey, email to Oregon District business after receiving feedback from and property owners Sunday. The customers. The company said last president of the Oregon District week it was lowering the content Business Association said factors to 42 percent, or 84 proof because such as time, a new festival team, of supply shortages. After further inability to use local sponsors and consideration, the whiskey will complicated NCAA rules may have remain at 45 percent, or 90 proof. led to the event’s cancellation. The Information from stlouis.cbslocal.com University of Dayton and the First Four Local Organizing Committee have planned other events in response. Information from whiotv.com P RESIDENT OBAMA TO ArtStreet lofts were awarded to a select number of students for the 2013-2014 school year, Feb. 19. MEREDITH N YC ANCHOR RESIGNS SPEAK AT OHIO STATE KARAVOLIS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER AFTER ALLEGED COMMENCEMENT CAMPUS CHOKING INCIDENT The White House recently announced P ASSPORT FAIR UD IRISH DANCE CLUB EDUCATION ABROAD Rob Morrison, a New York City that President Barack Obama will television news anchor, recently deliver the commencement speech The Irish Dance Club will be holding Students are invited to stop by and resigned after he was charged with at Ohio State University’s graduation Students planning to travel outside a performance featuring dancers from bring their lunches to the education choking and threatening his wife ceremonies Sunday, May 5, at Ohio the United States in upcoming months the Dwyer School of Irish Dance at abroad information and advising ses- Sunday in Connecticut. His wife, Stadium. About 12,000 students are are invited to attend the Passport Fair 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, in Kennedy sion from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ashley Morrison, is an anchor for expected to graduate this year. at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Union’s Boll Theatre. The event is $5 Monday, Feb. 25, in Marianist Hall. “CBS Moneywatch.” Rob Morrison Information from dispatch.com Rike Center. Students can apply for or for students and $7 for adults. Members from the Education Abroad has denied all charges. renew their passports for future trips. office will be there to answer any Information from usatoday.com Documents including a birth certificate, questions. a photo identification and two checks are needed for the fair. NEWS FROM HOME Flyer News brings the news from home to some of the UD students from the larger hubs that make up the Dayton student body. 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