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In Print >> Clean sweep North Texas proved no Survivors fight pink campaign match for the Bears during By Kevin Begos Combo” at Jersey Mike’s Subs, or Tuesday’s game when Associated Press the Sephora Collection Pink Eye- Baylor defeated the Mean lash Curler. One year, there was Green in straight sets. The country is awash in pink for a pink bucket of Kentucky Fried Page 6 breast cancer awareness month and Chicken. some women are sick of it. The San Francisco group Breast While no one is questioning the Cancer Action has led the campaign >> Going green need to fight the deadly disease, to question pink products, but ex- A Baylor graduate was some breast cancer advocates are ecutive director Karuna Jaggar said among nine finalists starting to ask whether one of the they aren’t saying all such products most successful charity campaigns are bad. who spoke at a world in recent history has lost its focus. She said there’s no doubt that competition about her “The pink drives me nuts,” said when the pink ribbon campaigns patent-pending method Cynthia Ryan, an 18-year survivor started about 20 years ago there was for reducing the amount of breast cancer who also volun- still a great need to raise awareness. of plastic in composite teers to help other women with the “At one time, pink was the disease. “It’s the cheeriness I can’t means,” Jaggar said. “Now, it’s al- material. s t an d .” most become the end in itself. In its Activists have even coined a new most simplistic forms, pink has be- Page 3 word: pinkwashing. come a distraction. You put a pink They say that’s when a company ribbon on it, people stop asking or organization does a pink breast questions.” >> Special guest cancer promotion, but at the same Breast cancer activists agree Merrie Spaeth, director time sells and profits from pink- that the use of a ribbon to promote of media relations under theme products. awareness evolved in stages. Associated Press President Ronald Reagan, Some of the pink products have They note that in 1979 there Bras hang across the Hot Metal Bridge over the Monongahela River Wednesday. Aerie, a bra company that’s will visit Baylor to speak generated plenty of discussion were yellow ribbons for the Ameri- part of Pittsburgh-based American Eagle Outfitters, has a current breast cancer campaign to heighten breast among breast cancer advocates. can hostages in Iran; in 1990 AIDS cancer awareness. Aerie said $1 from every sale during October will be donated to a breast cancer charity, on “Caring How We A Smith & Wesson 9mm hand- activists used red ribbons to call at- up to $50,000. Communicate” and the gun with pink pistol grip? tention to victims of that disease; “Dos, Don’ts and Trends The manufacturer says a “Por- and 1991 saw the first major use of But the ribbon symbol may tie “Round Her Neck She Wore A Yel- And it’s clear that too many in the YouTube Age: The tion of the Proceeds Will Be Do- the pink ribbon, when the Susan G. into a far older tradition, according low Ribbon” have been popular loved ones are still lost to the dis- Most Common Mistakes nated to a Breast Cancer Awareness Komen Foundation gave them out to the American Folk Life Center for 400 years, all with the theme of ease, despite many advances in di- C h ar it y.” at a New York City Race for cancer at the Library of Congress. It notes displaying the ribbon for an absent and Why Storytelling is You can get the “Pink Ribbon survivors. that various versions of the song loved one. SEE PINKWASH, page 8 Part of Leadership and Other Critical Skills.” Page 3 Proposal focuses on sexual misconduct Viewpoints By Daniel C. Houston said, “because when you’re verbal reprimand to firing. vice president and provost, that just makes sure that professors Staff Writer talking about romantic and sexual Details on what policy would change how the university don’t take a financial hit if they “The 99th conduct, you’re talking about a modifications may be under compensates faculty on leaves get grant money,” Beck said. “Say Faculty Senate discussed person in a position of authority. consideration are not yet available, of absence doing grant-funded you go to live in London for a percentile for U.S. a proposal Tuesday regarding Age is not really relevant. … but the issue will be discussed in research. semester to do work at the British households earns romantic and sexual relationships Developing a relationship with more detail at Faculty Senate’s Since the university is museum. Well, you still have a between Baylor faculty, a person who doesn’t have that next meeting on Nov. 8. responsible for ensuring external mortgage payment back in Waco, nearly $506,553 supervisors and students. authority, that can’t be fair.” At that time, Beck said, the grants reach the appropriate Texas, but you’re also having to each year, and The proposal would Baylor’s civil rights policy Senate will contribute feedback professor, it is typically considered pay for all the stuff in London … consolidate and modify Baylor’s prohibits “an exchange, or just that could influence how detailed part of the professor’s income. and if that entire amount is taken those making existing policies on this form of an explicit or implicit offer of the definition of misconduct In the past, Beck said, these out of your salary, then financially up the leftover sexual misconduct. an exchange, of sexual favors will be, whether appropriate grants have been deducted from you just can’t afford to do that.” The policies which are for employment or educational punishments for misconduct the income professors earn on Davis, who attended part of 1 percent...earn currently split into at least four privileges,” including offering a should be explicitly indicated, and sabbatical; the affirmed proposal Tuesday’s meeting, announced to one- fifth of the different sections of the faculty student a better grade or a pay whether there should be special would allow professors to receive the Senate that professors teaching handbook, Dr. Rosalie Beck, raise in return for sexual favors. exceptions for certain types of at least part of that external unexpectedly small summer country’s income. professor of religion and chair of Furthermore, Baylor’s reaction romantic involvement. funding as income over and above classes will not necessarily receive This economic the Faculty Senate, said. to a violation of these or similar The Senate also affirmed what they would normally receive smaller salaries for their efforts in “This is really serious business expectations for faculty and staff a proposal from the office of on sabbatical. inequality is what that we’re dealing with,” Beck conduct could range from a Dr. Elizabeth Davis, executive “What this policy does is it SEE SENATE, page 8 has put a fire in the protesters’ hearts.” Page 2 Lecture explores world’s Bear Briefs largest particle accelerator The place to go to know the places to go By Robyn Sanders why all particles have mass. “After so many years, we are Reporter “Still, we have not found [the still looking for the particles Cordially invited Higgs Boson] in the LHC data which are made of dark matter,” The Martin Museum of The Fall Physics Colloquium yet,” Hatakeyama said, “but at Wang said. “So this is very impor- Art at Baylor University series continues this afternoon least by the end of next year’s run, t ant .” with a lecture about Baylor’s on- is featuring recent I’m pretty sure we can tell [if] the Hatakeyama said their data is going research at the Large Had- Higgs Boson exists as we expect, coming from collisions between work by Chuck Hindes ron Collider in Geneva, Switzer- or we can tell that Higgs Boson protons in the LHC that happen and Ron Meyers in land. The Large Hadron Collider does not exist as predicted by the every 50 nanoseconds. (LHC) is the world’s largest and Gallery I. Ron Meyers’ Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor t h e or y.” “We cannot record all these most powerful particle accelera- Hatakeyama said researchers proton collisions,” Hatakeyama pieces are made to A box containing vials with precise measurements of the amount of tor. at the LHC have a variety of dif- said, “and so we look for proton- reflect individual and sugar in various everyday foods students eat sits in the McLean Student Life Center Tuesday. Dr. Kenichi Hatakeyama, as- ferent research interests in the proton collisions which look like human qualities from sistant professor of physics at data being produced, in the same Higgs being produced, or dark the life process. The Baylor and a researcher involved way that he is interested in both matter particles being produced.” main inspirations for with the LHC, will give an hour- the Higgs Boson and dark matter. Hatakeyama said there are long lecture, “What Did We Learn the work of Chuck Sugar makes sweet “People can use the same data important implications to the un- from the Large Hadron Collider?” to study very different aspects of derstanding of physics whether Hindes is the japanese at 4 p.m. today in E125 of the Bay- particle physics,” Hatakeyama they find the Higgs Boson and the aesthetic which focuses lor Sciences Building. said. dark matter particles or not. on irregularity as forms treat, sour study aid “Colloquium is for general Hatakeyama will also talk “No matter what it is, the an- physicists, and I will talk in a way about LHC research in the area of swer we will find will be very in- of beauty, and the By Jordan Hearne and do not get enough sleep, they that people who are not doing dark matter, which he said helps teresting,” Hatakeyama said. Reporter are more likely to give in to crav- abstract expressionist particle physics still understand explain the movement of the gal- Wang said the colloquium movement. A reception ings for sugar-laden candy and why I am doing what I’m doing,” Study sessions filled with axy. series is a great way for new re- soft drinks that are nearby. Hatakeyama said. “I want people for the artists will be sweetened drinks and sugary Dark matter, Hatakeyama search to be presented to students The cyclic cause of sugar crav- to be interested.” held from 6 to 8 p.m. snacks might make grades crash. said, would have to exist in order and faculty. ings and over-indulging in sweets Hatakeyama will discuss two When preparing for exams to explain the movement of stars “I think it lets us see the best on October 27 and is stems from blood sugar levels. major areas of research taking and spending hours in the li- and planets. information from frontier re- free to the public. Mastin said that when people place at the LHC – the continued brary, many students consume “Dark matter is known to exist search in physics,” Wang said. do not eat every three to four search for the Higgs Boson sub- unhealthy levels of sugar. Re- through astronomical measure- Hatakeyama said through his hours, their blood sugar levels atomic particle, and the status of gina Mastin, dietician at Baylor’s ments,” Hatakeyama said, “by lecture, he wants to introduce dip, causing them to want sug- the hunt for dark matter particles. Counseling Center, explained studying the galaxy rotation or by what he thinks is interesting in ary foods that give a fast energy The Higgs Boson particle, that when students order certain looking at skies.” physics to other people in the de- fix. After consuming a high dose Hatakeyama said, is the last par- drinks from coffee shops in order Dr. Anzhong Wang, professor partment. of sugar, blood sugar levels rise ticle predicted by the standard to stay awake, they are really con- of physics at Baylor and coordi- “I hope people can feel the ex- for a short amount of time, and model theory that has yet to be suming high-calorie beverages nator of the physics colloquium citement that particle physicists then crash, sending a person on observed experimentally. loaded with sugar. lectures this fall, said he is inter- are having now,” Hatakeyama The particle has certain prop- In addition, if students stay ested in hearing more about the said. “I want to share that with SEE SUGAR, page 8 erties that could help to explain awake from sugar and caffeine research of dark matter. everybody.” Newspaper of the Year | Texas APME TheLariat Best Student Newspaper | Houston Press Club WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 12, 2011* | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Restaurant never fails in satisfaction Few places on Earth are quite like this one. You walk into a lively atmosphere and are greeted with smiles from all around. You will notice the cleanliness and high-quality maintenance that has been performed. And oh, that smell. The sweet smell of de- liciousness roaming through the air that lovingly finds its way into your nostrils as you contemplate which heavenly goodness off the menu your body shall consume this time. Daniel Wallace | Sports writer The anticipation for what is about to come has reached an As you eat, you realize this gift is all-time high at this point. As you a gift from God and you begin to order your food – and if you are give thanks for the food if you’ve like me, you attempt to get one of not done so already. everything – your mind fills with Thus, Chick-fil-A also pro- thoughts of, “will this be as good vides for a deeply moving spiri- as last time or better?” tual experience. You don’t even What goes on in your mind at need a preacher there with you. this point is truly a sensational, All this happens before you intellectually stimulating experi- get to the fries. Wow. What do ence. You then look all around you get when you mix waffles and you and notice you have been fries? The most unique, devastat- surrounded by images of a farm ingly delicious piece of potato on animal in the building you are the planet. No place offers such a in. This adds to your utterly ter- gloriously structured cuisine as rific experience and you know such. deep down in your heart that no As you plow through your matter what happens next, it has food, you realize that this has already been the best experience been the best 15 minutes of your of your life. life thus far. So you start eating Wall Street protesters cannot If it’s not completely obvious slower to savor the flavor and for you by now where you are, bask in the whole experience. let me enlighten you. You are at Then, as if it couldn’t get any bet- Chick-fil-A. I mean, come on, ter, you get yourself a hand-spun, really? Does any fast food restau- God-sent milkshake and are able be ignored in political realm rant even come close to compar- to spend the next 15 minutes ing? No. trying to see if it will equal the On Sept. 17, protesters flood- demonstrators are not develop- ganizations have pulled plenty After you exchange your greatness of the last 15. It does. In ed the streets of New York’s fi- Editorial ing a clear and concise plan to of silly stunts over the past two “thank you’s” and “my pleasures” some cases, it exceeds it. nancial district, joining together fix their problems, experts say years, but they have also shifted with the smiling person behind You can dip and dunk your in opposition of greedy corpora- they should not be ignored and the right wing of Congress dra- the counter, the moment finally nuggets and fries into just about tions and the social differences stand for “the greed and corrup- brushed to the side as being in- matically to the right, virtually comes. Yes, folks, it’s true. We any sauce your little heart desires, between the rich and the poor in tion of the 1 percent.” capable of making a change. paralyzing the country’s legisla- have not even gotten to the best and although I’m not a sweet tea America. The 99th percentile for U.S. This group has already shown ture,” The Economist said. part of the Chick-Fil-A experi- guy, I’ve heard it’s pretty ridonk. Now the protests have esca- households earns nearly $506,553 its potential to grow and spread Now, as the Wall Street pro- ence yet. Really, how have other fast food lated, causing police officers to each year, and those making up throughout the country. testers have increased in support You hold that sandwich or places stayed in business? No arrest protesters in an effort to the leftover 1 percent, according Occupy Wall Street has spread and have started to strengthen that nugget up to your face and place offers such majestic food maintain the peace throughout to economists Thomas Picketty to other areas of the country, their viewpoints, we can now see prepare to destroy it. The beauty as you have the time of your life the streets. The New York Times and Emanual Saez of The World causing more protests to en- its true potential to impact the of the moment when you put that with your and your chicken. Two reported more than 700 protest- Top Incomes Database, earn one- sue. In an Oct. 4 blog of The economy. first piece of chicken into your separate species together united ers were arrested on Oct. 1 while fifth of the country’s income. Economist titled, “Democracy These activists cannot be ig- mouth cannot be described with forever as one, as the human and trying to cross the Brooklyn This economic inequality is in America”, Occupy Wall Street nored. They clearly have the po- enough adequate words. the chicken experience a bond Bridge. what has put a fire in the protest- protesters have been compared to tential to change societal support Everything else just doesn’t not time nor even death itself can The protesters have spread ers’ hearts. the tea party movement that be- of the economy. seem to matter. You don’t worry separate. I salute you, Chick-Fil- throughout the country to other The problem that many indi- gan in 2009. When the tea party From past movements and about whether you left the oven A. cities, such as Los Angeles and viduals have with their efforts is movement began, members were protests, such as the tea party on at home, whether you let the Chicago. The group, now known that they have not created a defi- not taken seriously enough for movement and other radical dog outside, or about that guy Daniel Wallace is a junior as Occupy Wall Street, has also nite plan of action; instead, the others to believe they could actu- protests against war, the govern- in the corner staring at you and journalism major from Colorado formed a Web site, Occupywallst. protesters are banding together ally have a significant impact on ment and other critical political your chicken eagerly awaiting Springs, Colo., and is a sports org, where it says it is the 99 per- in a cry of outrage. society. changes, the possibility to impact his. It’s just you and the chicken. writer for the Lariat. cent of the country that will not However, just because the “The various tea-party or- and spark change is highly likely. BU, A&M student presidents: Lariat Letters: Football attendance Sportsmanship key this weekend from students disappoints alumni Current students – get your a winning team with star talent where the team has come from After a historic 108 year ath- act together. It was simply em- that is gaining national atten- or simply does not care. This letic rivalry, the Baylor Bears and “It is our hope that each barrassing to see Floyd Casey tion and favor. season and this team are truly the Aggie football teams will face Stadium last Saturday night But to look at the empty special and deserving of far off for potentially the last time. of our student bodies on national television. For the bleachers last weekend during better. The historic nature of this will passionately support past two decades, the Case was a conference game, it is appar- game is unprecedented. There our teams in a manner a place known for weeping and ent the current student body – Garrett Golding is a unique sense of camaraderie gnashing of teeth. We now have either has no perspective on B.A. 2006 between these two great schools that is respectful that each serves the great state of to one another.” School Stadium Avg. 2011 Attendance Avg. % of Stadium Texas. (AP rank) Capacity (Big 12 Rank) Capacity Filled (Rank) As student body presidents of Baylor University and Texas respectful to one another. This is 21 TX A&M 83,002 86,977 (2) 104.8 (1) A&M University, we would like the greatest way to conclude such 3 Oklahoma 82,112 85,243 (3) 103.8 (2) to emphasize to our respective a storied rivalry. student bodies that this football The future for both of our Iowa St. 55,000 55,716 (6) 101.3 (3) game is one of the nation’s lon- schools is bright as Texas A&M Zach Rogers | Student body president 22 Texas 100,119 101,310 (1) 101.2 (4) gest- standing rivalries. transitions into the SEC to com- 17 Kan. St. 50,000 49,653 (8) 99.3 (5) We believe that the highest pete at one of the highest levels of 6 Okla. St. 60,218 56,002 (5) 93.0 (6) form of sportsmanship we can college football and Baylor con- — Zach Rogers show come Saturday is to be unit- tinues to rise as a top competitor Student Body President TX Tech 60,454 55,291 (7) 91.5 (7) ed in our love for Texas football. in the Big XII. On this game day, Missouri 71,004 60,867 (4) 85.7 (T8) It is our hope that each of our stu- let us hold reverent the past and ­— Jeff Pickering Kansas 50,071 42,924 (9) 85.7 (T8) dent bodies will passionately sup- cherish this final Battle on the Student Body President 20 Baylor 50,000 40,639 (10) 81.3 (10) port our teams in a manner that is Brazos. Texas A&M University

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By Jennifer Khang competition in Boston, Teipel Reporter found out that she would be part of the global competition in Sao Elisa Guzman Teipel, a 2008 Paulo. There, she would speak on Baylor graduate, was among nine the Natural Composites Inc. tech- finalists who spoke at a world com- nology. petition organized and held by the Teipel explained that the im- Institute of Materials, Minerals portance of the new technology and Mining in Sao Paulo, Brazil. stems not only from eco-friendli- Teipel, who received her Mas- ness, but potential economic ben- ter of Engineering in mechanical efits as well. engineering, spoke at the Young “Natural Composites’ technol- Courtesy Photof Persons’ World Lecture Competi- ogy platform is enabling a green From left: Kate Samuelson, Plano’s Outstanding Teen, Christine Tang, Miss Plano, Jordan Johannson, Miss Fris- tion on Sept. 29. revolution by transforming co- co, and Autumn Hartt, Frisco’s Outstanding Teen. Her presentation, given on be- conut waste into value-added in- half of Natural Composites Inc., dustrial materials that not only a company she helped found, fo- increase performance, but reduce cused on patent-pending technol- cost,” Teipel said. Baylor student crowned Miss Plano ogy that takes coconut waste and According to Teipel, her gradu- uses it to reduce the amount of ate work at Baylor taught her the By Brittney Coulter “A lot of people think that pag- Tang participated in her first plastic in a composite material. skills necessary for the world com- Reporter eants require you to focus on the pageant in 2008 and went on to

The competition’s focus is to Courtesy Photo petition and in her work as a rep- exterior, but actually it’s really all compete in the Miss Texas pageant promote and develop all aspects resentative of the U.S. Society of Proving that pageants are about mental,” Tang said. “Pageantry is that same year, placing in the top Elisa Guzman Teipel gives a pre- of materials science and engineer- sentation during the Young Per- Plastic Engineers. more than just beauty, Plano senior really a sport and your competi- 10. ing, minerals and mining, while sons’ World Lecture Competition “Upon arriving at Baylor, I stud- Christine Tang was crowned Miss tion is with yourself; so there’s a She will continue on to com- finding ways to recycle and reuse Sept. 29 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. ied under Dr. Walter Bradley who Plano Sunday. lot of self-examination that goes pete in the Miss Texas pageant products. is world-renowned for material Along with winning the Miss along with this process, because again this summer. Although faculty,” Teipel wrote in an email to science,” Teipel said. “This, pieced Plano title, Tang was named “Miss you need to know yourself in order In order to prepare for the Miss Teipel did not the Lariat. together with my coursework in Congeniality” and also won “Best to engage with others and benefit Texas pageant, Tang will be work- win, she re- Dr. Walter Bradley, distin- technology, entrepreneurship and Overall Talent” and “Best Inter- your public.” ing with her board of directors, her ceived high guished professor of mechanical management communication un- view.” Part of Tang’s duties as Miss interview coach and Mental Man- praise for her engineering, said that Teipel came der Dr. Anne Grinols and Dr. Greg The pageant, in which 14 wom- Plano includes serving as an am- agement Systems, a company that good presen- to Baylor and worked with him Leman, prepared me to found a en competed, was judged based on bassador for her platform titled helps people prepare mentally for tation skills and another Baylor graduate, Stan- business and now be able to pres- the participants’ poise, interview, “Love Life: Equipping and Empow- high-pressure situations. She will during her ton Greer, on developing innova- ent the technology to a global audi- talent and fitness level. ering in Unplanned Pregnancy.” also continue keep up on current presentation tive new materials that would help ence at the world finals.” According to Cynthia Shiner She has been passionate about events and issues related to her for Natural people in developing countries. Due to the quality of work that Fennell, the business director for the cause since she was 18 years platform. Composites The group eventually founded Teipel demonstrated at Natural the Miss Plano Frisco Organiza- old and hopes to spread awareness Kennedale senior Erin Hunt, Inc. about the issues surrounding un- last year’s Miss Plano, crowned Teipel Whole Tree Inc., now called Natu- Composites Inc. and at Baylor, tion, judges look for a number of Teipel rep- ral Composites Inc. Bradley feels as though Teipel characteristics like these in choos- planned pregnancies. Tang on Sunday. It was a particu- resented the “Natural Composites was serves a good illustration of the ing a winner that go beyond the “My platform derives from my larly emotional moment for Hunt, only entrepreneur start-up at the founded in January 2009,” Bradley fact that Baylor students are com- exterior. position that all human life, at any as she and Tang are both members competition. said. “We basically are convert- petitive candidates in any field they “Overall, what they’re look- age and point in time, possesses of Delta Delta Delta Sorority Inc. at Teipel said the competition was ing agricultural waste into various choose to enter. ing for is someone who has drive irrevocable value and meaning,” Baylor. a great opportunity to get Baylor’s kinds of composite materials to “I think this demonstrates that and has really strong presentation Tang said. “I believe there is no “When they called her name as name out, collaborate and share increase the income for poor co- Baylor is doing the kind of work in skills,” Shiner Fennell said. greater or more precious issue than Miss Plano, that was a really spe- technology with other contestants, conut farmers who live on about preparing students in ways that are She also said that participants life and no greater cause to defend.” cial moment for her and I being since each contestant is a young $500 per year.” necessary to be very competitive in have to be knowledgeable about “I’m just very humbled and Tri-Delt sisters and me getting to leader in their respective field. After speaking at the regional an international or global market- issues affecting the state and com- grateful,” Tang said of her win on crown her, knowing that she’s go- “It was a great and fantastic ex- competition in Houston for the place,” Bradley said. “Our students mitted to a platform, which she de- Sunday. “There were so many in- ing to have a great year,” Hunt said. perience to get Baylor out and see 2011 National Polyolefins Confer- can compete with the best from scribes as a contestant’s “push for a credible women up on that stage, “I’m very excited for Christine, and what type of communication skills ence held by the Society of Plastics around the country and, for that cause to raise funds or awareness.” so much talent and intellect and wish her the best of luck at Miss are being taught here by excellent Engineers, and then the national matter, around the world.” Tang agreed. personality, so I was very honored.” Texas this summer.”

2 0 1 1 L E C T U R E I N T H E H U M A N I T I E S presents JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY T H E A R T O F T H E P L A Y W R I G H T MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, CASHION 510, 3:30 P.M.

An accomplished and award-winning writer and director, John Patrick Shanley has written extensively for film and the stage. His play Doubt, which opened off-Broadway in 2004, became the first of his plays to transfer to Broadway and then to the screen. The screen adaptation of Doubt, writ- ten and directed by Shanley, has earned him 2009 Academy Award and Writers Guild Award nominations for best adapted screenplay. While on Broadway, Doubt won numerous awards, including the Tony, New York Drama Critics Circle Award, The Drama League Award, the Drama Desk Award and the Pulitzer.

Shanley's original screenplays include: Five Corners, Moonstruck, for which he won an Oscar and a Writers Guild Award, The January Man and Joe Versus the Volcano, which he also directed. Five Corners was awarded the Special Jury Prize for screenplay at the Barcelona Film Festival. Shanley also wrote the adapted screenplay for Alive.

His long list of acclaimed plays, many of which he directed in their original productions, includes: Defiance, Savage In Limbo, The Dreamer Examines His Pillow, Beg- gars In the House of Plenty, Where's My Money?, Italian American Reconciliation, Four Dogs And A Bone, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea and Dirty Story, which earned Shanley a Drama Desk nomination. WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 12, 2011 | the News 4 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Reagan’s director of media relations to speak at Baylor By Alyssa Maxwell women’s group on campus com- a speaker for Baylor. ry and executive training. zines and newspapers. ical Skills.” Reporter posed of faculty women and ad- Kathy Hillman, associate pro- Her background spans media, In the entertainment field, Spa- Spaeth’s lectures at Baylor will ministrators and the wives of fac- fessor and director of special col- government, politics, business and eth was honored as part of “Film- help students understand how to The director of media relations ulty and administrators. Members lections for Baylor Libraries, held the entertainment industry. dom’s Famous Five” in the 1960s communicate better in general, at the White House during Presi- are dedicated to promoting the a conference call between Spaeth She served as a White House for her achievements as an actress and when in crisis. dent Ronald Reagan’s term, Merrie social and cultural life of Baylor and Ferguson. Fellow in the early 1980s and was in television and film. “Anyone who’s a leader has to Spaeth, will speak on the impor- University. “I don’t know when I’ve ever assigned to FBI Director William Her best known work is “The communicate orally,” Hillman said. tance of communication skills this The organization generally been so impressed,” Hillman said Webster. World of Henry Orient.” Later she Spaeth will speak to undergrad- Thursday on campus and at the looks on campus for speakers, but in reference to Spaeth’s communi- Before working in Washing- became speechwriter for the chair- uate students at 11 a.m. Thursday Mayborn Museum. once or twice a year branches out cation skills. “[She] certainly com- ton she was a radio and television man of CBS, William S. Paley. in 245 Castellaw Communications “[She will] help students to stop to speakers off campus, such as municated well.” talk show host and a producer for Spaeth will lecture on “Caring Center, to Master’s of Business Ad- and think about how we commu- Spaeth. Spaeth, an adjunct professor ABC’s 20/20. How We Communicate” and the ministration students at 2 p.m. in nicate both good and bad,” said Alice Starr, co-chair of the Bay- in the Business Leadership Center Spaeth was also a reporter and “Dos, Don’ts and Trends in the 303 Cashion Academic Center, and Lois Ferguson, co-chair of the Bay- lor Round Table, became friends at the Cox School of Business at writer for the Philadelphia Inquir- YouTube Age: The Most Common to the Baylor Round Table and spe- lor Round Table. with Spaeth while in Washington, Southern Methodist University, is er, the New York Daily News, Fam- Mistakes and Why Storytelling is cial guests at 4 p.m. in the Mayborn The Baylor Round Table is a D.C., and was able to get Spaeth as a pioneer in communication theo- ily Weekly and many other maga- Part of Leadership and Other Crit- Museum. Texan charged in possible Iran-backed assassination plot

By Anne Gearan what is becoming a clearer and appointed ambassador in 2007. in Mexico over six months secretly and Edith M. Lederer clearer threat” from Iran. The Saudi Embassy said in a recorded for U.S. authorities, Arb- Associated Press The U.S. criminal complaint statement that it appreciated the absiar offered $1.5 million for the said the Iranian plotters hired a U.S. efforts to prevent the crime. death of the ambassador and wired WASHINGTON — The Obama would-be assassin in Mexico who Manssor Arbabsiar, a 56-year- nearly $100,000 to an account administration accused Iranian was a paid informant for the U.S. old U.S. citizen who also holds number that the informant pro- government agents Tuesday of Drug Enforcement Administra- an Iranian passport, was charged vided, authorities said. plotting to assassinate the Saudi tion and told U.S. authorities about along with Gholam Shakuri, who The plot centered on targeting ambassador in the United States their plot, which they code-named authorities said was a Quds Force Al-Jubeir in his favorite restaurant. and used the thwarted plot to “Chevrolet.” member and is still at large in Iran. Arbabsiar dismissed the possibility ratchet up sanctions and recruit FBI Director Robert Mueller The Treasury Department list- that 100-150 others could be killed international allies to try to further said many lives could have been ed addresses for Arbabsiar in two along with the ambassador as “no isolate Tehran. lost. Preet Bharara, the U.S. attor- Texas cities — the Austin suburb big deal.” Two men, including a member ney in Manhattan, said no explo- of Round Rock and the Gulf city Arbabsiar was arrested Sept. of Iran’s special foreign actions unit sives were actually placed and no of Corpus Christi — and prosecu- 29 at New York’s John F. Kennedy known as the Quds Force, were one was in any danger because of tors say he frequently traveled to International Airport and was charged in New York federal court the informant’s cooperation with Mexico for business. ordered to be held without bail with conspiring to kill the Saudi authorities. The complaint filed in federal during his first court appearance diplomat, Adel Al-Jubeir. Justice Attorney General Eric Holder, court says Arbabsiar said his cous- Thursday. Prosecutors said he faces Department officials say the men appearing at a news conference in Abdul Reza Shahlai is a high- up to life in prison if convicted. tried to hire a purported member with Mueller and Bharara, said, ranking member of the Quds Force The complaint said that after his of a Mexican drug cartel to carry “The United States is committed who told him to hire someone in arrest, Arbabsiar made several calls out the assassination with a bomb to holding Iran responsible for its the narcotics business to target Al- to Shakuri in which they discussed attack while Al-Jubeir dined at his actions.” Jubeir. the purchase of their “Chevrolet,” favorite restaurant. Shortly afterward, the Treasury Arbabsiar, Shakuri and Shahlai and Shakuri urged Arbabsiar to Clinton said the United States Department announced economic Associated Press and two others were sanctioned “just do it quickly.” would use the case as leverage with penalties against Arbabsiar and Manssor Arbabsiar is charged with conspiring to kill Adel Al-Jubeir, a Saudi Tuesday by the Treasury Depart- Iran called the accusation both diplomat. Photo provided by the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office. other countries that have been re- four Quds Force officers it says ment for their alleged involvement. false and baseless. luctant to apply harsh sanctions or were involved. The department described all ex- Members of Congress were penalties against Iran. Asked whether the plot was The White House said Obama who was foreign affairs adviser to cept Arbabsiar as Quds officers. quick to condemn Iran over the “This really, in the minds of blessed by the very top echelons told al-Jubeir in a phone call that Saudi King Abdullah when he was The complaint alleges this past plot. Texas Republican Rep. Mi- many diplomats and government of the Iranian government, Holder the foiled plot to assassinate him crown prince. Abdullah sent al-Ju- spring that Arbabsiar approached chael McCaul said if it was spon- officials, crosses a line that Iran said the Justice Department was is a “flagrant” violation of U.S. and beir to the United States to rebuild the DEA informant and asked sored by the Iranian government, needs to be held to account for,” not making that accusation. But he international law. Saudi Arabia’s image in the United about his knowledge of plastic “this would constitute an act of war Clinton said. She said she and said the conspiracy was conceived, The alleged target was Al-Jubeir, States after the 2001 attacks in explosives for a plot to blow up a not only against the Saudis and Is- Obama want to “enlist more coun- sponsored and directed from Teh- a commoner educated at Universi- which 15 of the 19 Arab hijackers Saudi embassy. raelis but against the United States tries in working together against ran. ty of North Texas and Georgetown were from Saudi Arabia. He was Through subsequent meetings a s w e l l .” WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 12, 2011 www.baylorlariat.com Arts & Entertainment the Baylor Lariat|5 WaterTower Theatre features Baylor alumni By Jessica Foreman and tell me that the casting would Reporter be announced soon. I thought I missed my chance. WaterTower Theater in Addi- Then I hear that the theater son featured the award-winning didn’t really find all what they were play “Spring Awakening” on Oct. looking for so they decided to have 3, and Baylor students, alumni and a second round of callbacks. So I faculty are well established within immediately went to my phone to the production, which will run un- see if I could email them and see if til Oct. 23. After opening night, the I could audition at those callbacks, production had an influx of posi- and when I opened up my email, I tive reviews, including The Dallas already had an email from the the- Morning News who said the play ater asking if I would come in. “detonates with brilliant, blinding I believe I flew back into Dallas force.” Huntsville senior theater on a Friday, auditioned that Sat- performance major Joshua Gonza- urday and then got the phone call les tells the Lariat about his experi- that I had the part on Monday. ence playing Ernst in the play. It was all fast. In the audition, I sang different selections that Ernst Question: How did you feel sings, and then they did a little making a debut performance at rock-out session, where they could WaterTower Theater? see how we rocked out. It was one of the most fun auditions I’ve been Gonzalez: Well, it felt awe- a part of. some. This is my first real profes- sional theater job, so I’m so excited Question: Describe your char- and feel so blessed to be a part of it. acter, Ernst, and how he connects I’ve been training and earning my with our generation. degree to do just this, and it is very nice to get a head start on my ca- Gonzalez: Ernst, I’m sure, is reer before I graduate. like a lot of young teen boys. The Question: You musical is about are performing with this group of teens other Baylor alumni. all feeling their

Tell me about that. Q “Spring Awaken- Courtesy Photo Have you performed ing” like every Cast is pictured from left: Matt Tolbert (B.F.A. graduate), Joshua Gonzales (senior, theater performance major), Steven Pounders (associate professor of with them before? teen does, and like theater), Adam Garst (B.F.A. graduate) and Clay Wheeler (B.F.A. graduate). every teen will do Gonzalez: I have A for the rest of time. Gonzalez: First and foremost, I performed with Matt The show’s world, think an actor must find as much of Further Information: the play’s music director. John de cated at 15650 Addison Road Tolbert (’11), and Adam Garst although very realistic with a lot themselves in the character as pos- los Santos is the choreographer in Addison. Tickets prices and (’10) before, but Clay Wheeler was of societies today, is very control- sible. Once you discover how much “Spring Awakening” features for “Spring Awakening.” further information — includ- already graduated before I came ling and tries to restrict these teens of yourself is in the character, then music by Duncan Sheik, book The play started at Water- ing shows to be performed at the to Baylor, so I haven’t ever [per- from exploring or gaining knowl- you can explore the speech, move- and lyrics by Steven Sater. It is Tower Theatre on Oct. 3 and theatre, which include the holi- formed] with him before now. edge in a healthy way about all the ment, mannerisms and everything based on the book by Frank We- is continuing through Oct. 23. day-themed “Rockin’ Christmas Also, my professor, Steven changes that they are experiencing. else that is this other being that dekind. Ticket prices vary based on the Party” as well as “The Diary of Pounders, is in the show, and get- Ernst is very naïve and innocent you are giving life to. It is a very The play is directed by Terry date of the performance. Anne Frank” — can be found ting to perform with him and and is tragically willing to quickly rewarding process with all the new Martin. Mark Mullino serves as WaterTower Theatre is lo- online at watertowertheatre.org. watch him every night is a real pledge his loyalty and love to any- discoveries you can make about treat. It’s wonderful being involved one who shows him affection even yourself, the character and the with this show with all of these if it is someone whose intentions piece that you are working on. Bears. There is a definite brother- are negative. Answers at www.baylorlariat.com hood that we have had, and a sup- Question: How does a Baylor FUN TIMES McClatchy-Tribune port you know is always there for Question: Was this an easy theater major gain acting experi- you. I think we always hope to see role for you to take on? Were you ence outside of campus? Across old friends again, and getting to able to connect with your charac- 1 Skips, as stones create such beautiful art with them ter? Gonzalez: Other than doing 5 __ jure: by the law itself is even better. shows in Austin or Dallas during 9 Ancient Briton Gonzalez: Ernst is a lot like me. the school year, which can be very 13 Catchall survey opción Question: How was the audi- He is meek, small, polite, nice. But tough, there are plenty of other 14 Like a prof. emeritus: Abbr. 15 Raw fish dish tion process? there are very distinct differences. training programs and summer Ernst is younger and very confused 16 *Itching for a fight work that can be found across the 18 From years past Gonzalez: Here is where my about all the changes and emotions country. In my past summers I 19 Elephant in stories experience gets crazy. So I knew and attractions he is feeling. He have worked in Austin, trained in 20 Prints a new edition of that I really, really wanted to be in also is very needy. He just wants NYC and started my own theater 22 Suffix in taxonomy this production as Ernst, but the somebody. He doesn’t care who, company and produced a musical 23 *Steady guy or gal theater announced that they were [he needs someone] to just love right here in Waco. 26 Gathered together holding audi- him. 27 Objective tions the week “My strongest advice is It’s was a little bit Question: Any advice for oth- 28 “Cats” poet’s monogram that I was going of a challenge to step er theater majors looking to land 29 Up to, casually to be in New to be proactive.” in those shoes. And 30 Author Harte auditions/performances? York City. I was remember what it was 32 “Let’s not” Joshua Gonzalez | 34 Like law school courts going to New like discovering what Gonzalez: My strongest ad- York City for Actor, “Spring Awakening” 36 *Third base, in baseball this world of sex and vice is be proactive. You have to lingo a few weeks to intimacy and love research, do all the hard work of 40 Gumbo thickener train with the American Theater is. And [you have] to try and take preparing and then show up, fully 42 Quite small Wing. this journey with someone like confident in your abilities. There 43 “Oedipus Tex” composer I was really bummed but de- Ernst who is so unsure about it and are a million silly things that di- P.D.Q. __ cided to send in my headshot and doesn’t really know anything about rectors look for; you cannot stress 47 “There’s no __ team” 2 ‘80s Republican strategist 35 Ball resume to the theater in case they it because of the time and place about trying to fit all of them. All 48 Cat’s pajamas? Lee 37 Laced dress shoes 51 Man of the house 3 Court concerned with wills 38 Start from scratch wanted to hold a different audi- that he is living in. you can do is be you. They want tion or have me send in a video or 53 However, briefly 4 Crash site? 39 Tide table term you. Not you trying to be some- 5 E-file org. 40 1970 John Wayne western something. So while I’m in New Question: What measures 54 *Shower convenience body or something other than 57 Suffix for velvet 6 Apple of one’s eye 41 Painting the town red York City, my other Baylor friends does an actor have to take to yourself. 58 Batman, for Bruce Wayne 7 Not easily amused 44 Eroded, as profits go through the auditions and call- adapt to a character? Please send comments to lari- 59 Surprise hit, maybe 8 Most likely to raise eyebrows 45 11-Down flavor backs (second round of auditions), [email protected]. 61 Threw verbal tomatoes 9 Vital sign 46 Lincoln forte 62 Football linemen, or an apt 10 Happens because of 47 Writer Allende description of the last words of 11 Cracker with a hole in the 49 French 101 article the answers to starred clues middle 50 Convertible, in slang 65 Black hues, in poetry 12 Holiday glitter 52 Balance due, e.g. 66 Spread in a tub 15 “What are you gonna do 55 Hammer parts 67 Pierre’s South Dakota? about it?!” 56 Churns up 68 A whole bunch 17 “__ la Douce” 60 Reader of signs 69 Tiny fraction of a min. 21 Mensa stats 63 “Go figure” 70 One of the Gilmore girls 24 Grammar class no-no 64 Ad __ committee 25 13-year-old Apple Down 31 TGIF eve? 1 Internet failure, punnily 33 Question of method 10/12/11 Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit, 1 to 9. 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By Daniel Wallace there and throw and throw and and ability to make a big play on Sports Writer throw and try to put points on the the ball. board,” Coffey said. “You know, “Anytime he’s on the field, In Saturday’s 49-26 win over we can help out too. We can stop there’s a good chance something Iowa State, Baylor sophomore de- them. Not only will we stop them is about to happen,” he said. “Even fensive end Tevin Elliott ignited but we can put some points on the on special teams, he can go down the crowd and his teammates as he board too.” and hit a guy and make a fumble. scooped up a fumble and sprinted Anytime he is on the field, expect 86 yards for the touchdown. “Tevin’s been a ball big things.” The fumble was forced by ju- The big things Mason spoke of nior defensive end Gary Mason Jr., hog all his career. have already happened this year for and Elliott was there to pick it up as When he’s on the field, Elliott. In five games, Elliott has 12 he ran for the score and increased something is going to tackles and has recovered two fum- the Baylor lead to 34-14 midway bles. He also has sacked the oppos- through the third quarter. happen.” ing quarterback twice this season, “I think it was honestly the play for a net loss of 18 yards. of the game,” head coach Art Briles Art Briles | Head Coach Briles said he has been im- said. “Tevin’s been a ball hog all pressed with Elliott and his eye his career. When he’s on the field, Elliot also made back-to-back for the ball for three years now, something is going to happen. heads-up plays in the third quarter. and said his game-changing play There’s going to be a turnover and He sacked Iowa State quarterback should not have come as a shock he’s going to be involved. He can Steele Jantz and then broke up a to anyone. He said he expects more run. That, to me, really swung the pass on the very next play. great plays from Elliott for years to momentum. When that happens to Elliott is a third-year sopho- come. you on the road, as it did to them, more who earned All-Big 12 “I’ve been a Tevin Elliott fan it can take a lot of fire out of you.” honorable mention and Big 12 since the day we signed him,” Senior linebacker Elliott Coffey All-Freshman honors last season. Briles added. “I always thought said he was impressed with Tevin Last season he played as a red- he was just different. He’s a guy Elliott’s awareness on the play and shirt freshman in all 13 games, and who, when he’s on the field, he just noted his quick instincts, as he started six of them. makes things happen. That’s what did not think twice about picking In 2009, as a true freshman, he you look for in a football player. up the ball, but just made the play sat out the season and participated What happened [against Iowa to help out his team. Elliott is de- on the practice squad in order to State] wasn’t surprising. It’s not like scribed as an explosive, great ath- maintain eligibility. he’s evolved into this. He’s just get- Meagan Downing | Lariat Photographer lete who hits hard, Coffey said. Mason said Elliott’s play was ting better and better.” No. 18 sophomore defensive Tevin Elliott jogs into the endzone after returning a fumble 86 yards for the Baylor “It was relief for the offense just nothing unusual and that it was Elliott hails from Mount Pleas- touchdown on Saturday, making the score 34-14 Bears over Cyclones. The fumble was forced by junior defensive knowing they don’t have to go out to be expected given his versatility ant and is a recreation major. end Gary Mason Jr, who knocked the ball loose from Iowa State quarterback Steele Jantz. Arizona beats out Tampa Bay to host third Super Bowl in 2015

By Barry Wilner zona Cardinals President Michael host, with Dallas defeating Pitts- on who would host it.” dred millions of dollars, and that is teams can play abroad only once in Associated Press Bidwill said. “We are delighted.” burgh 27-17. The league is keeping close tabs significant value for any commu- five years. It’s difficult to be critical of “This is huge for Arizona,” bid on two potential stadium projects nity,” said Marc Ganis, president Tampa Bay will host Chicago HOUSTON — Ah, Arizona. the choice weather-wise: average leader Mike Kennedy said. “It feels in Los Angeles. of Chicago-based sports business on Oct. 23 in London, the fifth Just the place for the Super Bowl temperature in early February in really satisfying.” “We think there are two oppor- consulting firm Sportscorp Ltd., straight year the NFL has held an to thaw out after a frosty foray into Glendale is about 60 degrees. In Tampa hosted the game in tunities in Los Angeles and we are and an observer of the league’s October game there. The Bucca- the New York/New Jersey area. East Rutherford, N.J., where the 1984, 1991, 2001 and 2009. going to pursue both of them ag- business side. “The Super Bowl neers will be making their second The Super Bowl is heading back first outdoor Super Bowl in a cold- “Both cities are great sites for gressively,” Goodell said. also provides a positive target for a London appearance in three years; to the desert in 2015, one year af- weather climate will be played in the Super Bowl and both had im- Neither Arizona nor Tampa re- community to rally around. There they lost to New England 35-7 in ter it will be at the mercy of winter 2014, the average is a slightly chill- pressive bids,” added Mara, whose ceived the required 24 of 32 votes are all sorts of activities — busi- 2009. weather in the Meadowlands. The ier 31 degrees. team has won championships in on the first ballot Tuesday, mean- ness, volunteer, political — that Several teams that struggle Phoenix area was awarded the 49th The NFL also set Feb. 2, 2014, both places. “They’ve each been to ing a simple majority was needed can be pointed to when they host to sell out home games, such as Super Bowl by NFL owners Tues- as the date of the Super Bowl in the altar a few times recently and on the next vote. the Super Bowl.” the Jaguars, Raiders, Bengals and day, beating the only other candi- New Jersey; that date will not con- were denied. They both deserve to Goodell spoke with the Tampa Ganis also points out that the Chargers, could be in line for more date — Tampa, Fla. flict with the Winter Olympics in host a game again.” Bay group immediately after it lost Phoenix area has enough first-class frequent trips overseas. It will be the third time the Sochi, Russia. Next year’s game is indoors the bidding. hotels for the Super Bowl. That has No specifics on venues, dates or Phoenix area has hosted the game, “It’s historically warmer on Feb. in Indianapolis, followed by New “Anytime we are invited to par- been a challenge for Tampa, which teams for future games have been which will be played in Glendale. 2,” Giants owner John Mara said Orleans in 2013 and then the Big ticipate, we will do so,” said Paul has involved Orlando and Sarasota set, but Goodell made it clear more “We are thrilled to be back in with a smile. He didn’t mention the (possibly frozen) Apple. Catoe, outgoing CEO of Tampa and other areas in its bids. games in London are coming, per- Arizona,” Commissioner Roger possibility of snow, freezing rain, There is speculation that the Bay & Co. Later Tuesday, owners ap- haps two next season. Goodell said. “I will say it was a blustery winds and all the accom- 50th championship game in 2016 Bidwill said the estimated eco- proved a resolution to play regular- “We are very pleased with the difficult choice.” panying elements. will wind up in Los Angeles, where nomic impact in Arizona in 2008 season games in Britain through reception to the game and the way Phoenix won on the second That will not be a factor in Ari- the first Super Bowl was played in was more than $500 million, and 2016. Teams can volunteer to play our business has grown over there,” ballot, prompting screams of joy zona. The NFL has seemed eager 1967, if a suitable stadium is avail- he expects it to be higher in 2015. at least one regular-season home he said. “Can it be sustained for from the Arizona committee. to return to the Valley of the Sun able. While that number seems high game per year in Britain for up multiple games?” “Everyone pulled together since the Giants’ upset of the then- “That is a significant event for because subsequent Super Bowls to five years. Goodell said several The meetings began with a five- throughout the Phoenix area to put unbeaten Patriots on Feb. 3, 2008 us,” Goodell said, “and we want to didn’t reach that level, it’s still a teams have expressed interest and minute NFL Films tribute to Al together a terrific package we were at University of Phoenix Stadium. make sure we do it right. I don’t major boon to local business. there are financial incentives for Davis; the Oakland Raiders owner able to present to the owners,” Ari- Tempe, Ariz., was the 1996 think there is anything off the table “The impact is in the multihun- hosting games overseas. Visiting died on Saturday.

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Even in the Bucs’ three wins leagues. He’s not really an un- “advice” from photo editor Matt Freeman hasn’t put up sensational known player, but he’s definitely Hellman and A&E editor Joshua numbers. If you have strength else- worth picking up if you need to Madden. where, Freeman might be accept- fill a bye week or even if you’re just able for decent point totals, but looking to change things up. He Q: Tim Tebow has been named if your team is relying on a high- also faces Jacksonville and Arizona the Broncos starter for Week 7. production quarterback, Freeman in the next two weeks. The 1-4 Jag- Should anyone in his or her right is not the guy. — Chris Derrett uars are surprisingly 10th in the mind take him? league in pass defense, but their He got a total of five points this lackluster offense won’t be on the A: I realize that initially this sounds past week when the Buccaneers got field very long and will give Ward like a no-brainer. It’s Tim Tebow. demolished by the 49ers. He’s put and the Steelers offense a chance He’s a winner, just not for fantasy up some decent numbers, but cur- to put up nice numbers. The Car- teams. Hold on, though, because rently has six interceptions to three dinals’ defense is 21st in passing in his game against the Chargers, touchdowns. Find someone else yards per game. — Chris Derrett he earned 22 fantasy points, more stat. — Tyler Alley than Tom Brady did this past week. If you are tired of our fantasy Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor He’s worth a shot if you need him Q: Good call on Victor Cruz last football questions, send in your No. 20 senior outside hitter Qian Zhang passes the ball during Baylor’s game against North Texas on Tuesday in — Tyler Alley week. Any more darkhorses this own (funny, creative or serious) to the Ferrell Center. The Lady Bears left victorious with a score of 3-0 against the Mean Green. week? [email protected] and they may Tebow’s worth a start that week, get featured in our new weekly but then again, anybody is worth A: Here’s a name not a lot of people advice column. a start against Miami. Even against have heard: Montario Hardesty. He Also feel free to send feedback on Volleyball crushes UNT stiffer competition Tebow’s an plays running back for the Cleve- other weekly segments in the sports exciting player who can produce land Browns. True, they do have section, including Lariat Super By Krista Pirtle yardage with his arm and legs as Peyton Hillis, but there seems to League results, NFL picks or Big 12 Sports Writer North Texas well. There’s just as good a chance be unease in his current contract Weekly Review. 15 21 16 Baylor took a break from con- Baylor ference play to sweep the Univer- 25 25 25 sity of North Texas on Tuesday evening 3-0 (25-15, 25-21, 25-16.) North Texas Match Stats Baylor The Bears implemented a dou- ble sub, subbing in two players at a time, to increase the number of 34 Kills 40 players receiving time on the court. “It was a good night to get good .069 Hitting Percentage .263 work in,” head coach Jim Barnes 62 Digs 62 said. “We got to play a number of players who haven’t gotten much 0 Blocks 4 playing experience.” North Texas did not record a 1 Aces 1 single block on the Bears for the night. own by senior defensive specialist tions by North Texas. Once again, our fantasy football results. This week TA: “Really I just feel bad for Junior right side hitter Alyssa Jordan Rice. Harris really favored Adom, our last team without a win finally got one, and we have Dibbern led Baylor in kills with 12 “If we have aggressive serves, setting her up for eight kills. finally have an outright frontrunner. Chris. He outscored almost at .409 hitting percentage, followed the other team can’t handle us,” The second set featured a more Enjoy. everyone this week—except me.” by sophomore outside hitter Zoe Dibbern said. “We beat them in varied attack at the front line with Tyler Alley, Sports Editor (5-0) Adom with nine at .267 and senior three so obviously Coach Barnes five kills coming from Dibbern, CD: “Like Baylor football in the is right.” two from Tolbert and one from YoungGunz ----- 127.66 middle blocker Briana Tolbert with early 2000s. It was a tough loss seven at .333. Barnes acknowledged the im- Zhang, freshman outside hitter Chris Derrett, Editor in Chief (4-1) Junior setter Kate Harris re- provement, but he knows his team’s Nicole Bardaji and senior middle Flush Out the Pocket -----117.54 but at least the effort was there.” corded a double-double with 23 potential. blocker Melissa Jones. assists and 14 digs. “Our serves have gotten bet- Baylor took its foot off the pedal Assisting her in the backcourt ter and better every game,” Barnes in the second set, hitting .190, but *BLOWOUT of the Week* MH: “I guess Unicorn powers were seniors libero Allison King said. “They’re becoming solid. We UNT never took full advantage. Matt Hellman, Photo Editor (4-1) and outside hitter Qian Zhang with are not making many service er- Baylor would get back on track aren’t so magical now, huh?” rors, but we need to create more to solidify a win in the third set, Domination Station ----- 120.10 15 and 10 digs, respectively. KP: “I still don’t understand The University of North Texas aces. That part is really coming hitting collectively at .324. Krista Pirtle, Sports Writer (3-2) never exceeded a .130 hitting per- a l on g .” This matchup ended the Bears’ Unicorns ----- 73.34 t h i s .” centage for the evening (.000, .080, In the first set, Baylor jumped four-game home stand, in which .128). out on a 6-0 run before North Baylor went undefeated. Barnes has said all season that Texas called a timeout. After that, The team hopes to use this mo- Matt Larsen, Focus Editor (2-3) TA: “So this game happened... he wants to see his team improve North Texas came back to tie the mentum to fuel a victory against Larsen Loafers ----- 81.63 on its serve receive game. game at seven. the Iowa State Cyclones, the first y e a h .” From that point on in the first place team in the Big 12. The game David McLain, Staff Writer (2-3) Baylor allowed only one ace to North Texas, but had one of its set, the Bears went on a solid roll, is at 7 p.m. Saturday in Aimes, dmac’s fleets ----- 105.92 DH: “ Six of my players had byes hitting .289, allowing few interrup- Iowa. Jonathan Angel, Web Editor (1-4) this week and I still won, proving Adande’s Angels ---- 83.80 I really can win with my players’ Daniel Houston, Staff Writer (2-3) eyes closed.” San Jacinto Siesta ----- 95.24 JM: “Only one victory and I’m Joshua Madden, A&E Editor (1-4) back in playoff contention.” Avocado Wobblers ----- 87.22 Daniel Wallace, Sports Writer (1-4) DW: “I’m starting to feel bad for jk lol my bff jill ----- 83.48 whoever lost to me. Wow...” WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 12, 2011 | the News 8 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com PINKWASH from Page 1 SENATE from Page 1 agnosis and treatment. Komen would love not to have to quickly. Pink handbags. the future. will be based on their average class this issue and she … came up with The National Cancer Institute do marketing, but that’s simply not That answer promoted Ryan to Under the previous arrange- enrollment in the three previous a plan that I think is very fair,” Beck estimates that about 40,000 women realistic, she said. take a hard look at her aversion to ment, a professor teaching a sum- summers. said. “What the provost’s policy has will die of breast cancer this year, and “We don’t think there’s enough pink. Now, she’s not sure whether it’s mer class with at least 10 students If the average is above 10 done is it’s given some stability to 230,000 new cases will be diagnosed. pink. We’re able to make those in- her place or anyone else’s to proclaim would receive a monthly salary students, he or she will receive a the issue.” But Jaggar, of Breast Cancer Ac- vestments in research because of that a particular pink-themed prod- equal to his or her salary during full month’s salary to prevent one Dr. James Bennighof, vice tion, wonders whether more aware- programs like that,” Aun said. uct is acceptable, or not. a normal semester, but his or her low-enrollment summer from provost for academic affairs and ness is what’s needed to reduce those Samantha King, a professor at “I’m conflicted,” Ryan said, add- salary would be docked by 10 per- having a severe immediate affect policy, and Tiffany Hogue, chief of numbers. Queens University in Ontario and ing that she still worries that many cent for each student below that on pay. staff to the provost, were contacted And Breast Cancer Action does author of the book Pink Ribbons, people buy the pink products with- amount. “Provost Davis listened to the late Tuesday but were not available take exception to products it consid- Inc., said that at first people warned out really knowing where the money Now, a professor’s summer pay concerns voiced by the Senate over for comment by deadline. ers potentially harmful like a per- that she’d get hate mail for writing is going. fume the Komen Foundation intro- critically about the pink campaigns. Jaggar said that different women duced this year, “Promise Me.” Jaggar “And in fact the opposite was will make a variety of choices. said the perfume contains some pos- true,” King said. “I had underestimat- The point is to have them con- sibly toxic or hazardous ingredients, ed the level of alienation that many sider what the best choice is, instead Romney on middle ground: and Breast Cancer Action asked that women felt.” to buying a pink product blindly. Komen discontinue its sale. King said she felt the Komen For example, the lingerie compa- Federal regulatory agencies don’t Foundation crossed the line a few ny Aerie, based in Pittsburgh, draped consider small amounts of those in- years ago, when they partnered with thousands of bras on one of the many I can work with Democrats gredients to be a threat, and Komen’s Kentucky Fried Chicken on the pink steel bridges in the city, to heighten scientific and medical advisors didn’t bucket of fast food. awareness. By Philip Elliott quizzing other contenders. against Perry. “We have the lowest believe there was any problem. “What’s next, pink cigarettes for Aerie said $1 from every sale and Steve Peoples Romney’s strategy might carry number of kids who are uninsured But Komen said that to allay any the cure?” King asked. “I think this during October will be donated to a associated press some risks in a Republican primary of any state in America,” he said. concerns the next batch of “Promise really speaks to the fact that they’ve breast cancer charity, up to $50,000. process that’s dominated by “You have the highest” in Texas. Me” will be reformulated without the lost sight of their mission. Their pri- Jaggar said that’s the type of de- Presidential challenger Mitt staunch conservatives, especially Given a chance to assail ingredients that were criticized. mary purpose appears to be to sell tail shoppers should pay attention to, Romney accused President Barack in the early voting states of Iowa Wall Street, Minnesota Rep. Leslie Aun, a spokeswoman for products.” and decide whether $1 out of a $20 or Obama of failing to lead in a time and South Carolina. The Wall Michele Bachmann blamed Susan G. Komen for the Cure, based But perhaps not, said Ryan. $30 sale is enough. of economic peril but sounded less Street bailout is a sore point with too much regulation for the in Dallas, said the advocacy group Over the last two years she’s Jani Strand, a spokeswoman for conservative than his Republican isn’t apologizing for all the pink. worked with homeless women who Aerie’s parent company, Ameri- many such voters. sluggish economy. She also said rivals in their debate Tuesday “Research doesn’t come cheap. have breast cancer, in her hometown can Eagle Outfitters, said they feel Romney said no one likes the Obama wants to let Medicare We need to raise money and we’re of Birmingham, Ala. strongly that it’s a good thing to get night, defending the 2008-2009 idea of bailing out big Wall Street collapse, pushing everyone not apologetic about it,” Aun said. Some of the women have an ad- young women talking about breast Wall Street bailout and declaring firms. However, he said, many into “Obamacare,” the health Komen, founded in 1982, has vanced stage of the disease, no health cancer. he could work with “good” of the actions taken in 2008 and overhaul passed by congressional contributed $685 million to breast insurance, and no place to call home. Aerie’s target audience is 20-year- Democrats. 2009 were needed to keep the Democrats in 2010. cancer research and $1.3 billion to Yet when Ryan recently asked two old women, and Strand said the Romney also gave one of his dollar’s value from plummeting Former House Speaker Newt community programs that help with of them what they wanted to help things that get that age group excited most spirited defenses of his and “to make sure that we didn’t Gingrich said Americans have mammograms, transportation and promote awareness among other about a cause are different from what health care initiative when he all lose our jobs.” The nation was a right to be angry about the other needs, Aun said. homeless women, the response came attracts older women. was Massachusetts governor, on a precipice, Romney said, “and economy. He said the solution is legislation that Obama has called we could have had a complete firing Federal Reserve Chairman a partial blueprint for his own meltdown.” Ben Bernanke and Treasury SUGAR from Page 1 national overhaul. Perry was not asked about Secretary Timothy Geithner. By positioning himself closer the bailouts, but his campaign When Cain praised former Fed another hunt for even more sugar. Mastin said that in an aver- have sugars that occur naturally in to the political center on several distributed his past statements chairman Alan Greenspan, Rep. “It is too easy to go to a vend- age adult, too much sugar intake the product. points, Romney sought to saying “government should not be Ron Paul retorted that Greenspan ing machine,” Mastin said. “People can lead to heart disease, obesity, “The best thing to do is to look underscore his claim that he can in the business of using taxpayer was “a disaster.” Paul, the most are replacing things like fruits and chronic illness and Type 2 diabetes. at the ingredients,” Mastin said. draw crucial independent voters in dollars to bail out corporate libertarian of the eight candidates, veggies with a soda and a candy In addition to long-term illnesses, “You don’t want sugary substances next year’s general election. America.” has called for eliminating the b ar.” students’ grades and classwork can to be one of the first five ingredi- Meanwhile Tuesday, Obama Perry said the government must Federal Reserve. Soft drinks are not the only also suffer as a result of eating or ents listed.” defended his economic policies open the way for more production For much of the debate, which culprits for added sugar in popu- drinking too much sugar. The health.gov website has a and criticized his Republican foes of domestic energy sources. The focused solely on the economy, the lar study areas. Van Smith-Davis, “Sugar can affect mood, and complete list of names for refined in a visit to the general election nation must “pull back those candidates stuck to their economic assistant director of campus recre- students might not be able to sugars, including high-fructose battleground of Pennsylvania. regulations that are strangling messages and kept their criticism ation and fitness, said that sports concentrate as well when they are corn syrup, glucose and fructose. And, hours before the American entrepreneurship,” he turned on Obama. drinks contain extra sugar and studying,” Mastin said. In diet, moderation is key, and candidates met in Hanover, said. The verbal fistfights of the electrolytes that are not necessary According to the website for the Smith-Davis emphasized the im- Romney picked up New Jersey He pressed Romney on three previous debates didn’t occur unless the drinker has just com- dietary guidelines of Americans, portance of balancing water with Gov. Chris Christie’s endorsement. his decision as Massachusetts Tuesday night, even though the pleted an endurance event exceed- health.gov, the amount of calories sodas. Romney hopes it will help governor to require residents to first primaries and caucuses are ing an hour and a half. in sugar and the amount of sugar in “If you’re not drinking five or cement his support among the obtain health insurance, a central less than 100 days away. “For an hour or hour-and-a- some foods can lead to weight gain six or seven a day, grab a soda. It’s GOP establishment and nurture component of Obama’s federal The question of the candidates’ half activity, water is sufficient,” and a lack of proper nutrition from fine,” Smith-Davis said. “Studying an image that he’s the party’s plan. religious affiliations, a hot topic in Smith-Davis said. “If you’re going foods that are overly processed. all night and relying on caffeine inevitable nominee. “I’m proud of the fact that we the past few days, came up only in to drink something, look at the Mastin said that the best way to and sugar from multiple sodas is Romney seemed happy to play took on a major problem in my a light-hearted way. sugar content.” avoid added sugar is to know what not good for the body.” the part of front-runner in the state,” Romney said. Former Utah Gov. Jon Added sugar is a component of to look for in labels. When studying, she suggested nearly two-hour debate, sponsored Eight percent of Massachusetts Huntsman joked that he wouldn’t many foods consumed daily, such She said there isn’t a specific walking and getting exercise for 10 by Bloomberg News and The residents were uninsured, he raise the issue with Romney, a as cookies and non-diet sodas. number to look for on nutrition minutes to boost energy, and Mas- Washington Post. He joked breezily said, and they took advantage of fellow Mormon. When people consume high levels labels and use as a guide for moni- tin recommended bringing pre- with the moderators, chided Texas others who covered their costs at “Sorry, Rick,” he said to Perry. of this additive, the health effects toring how much added sugar is packed snacks of dried fruit and Gov. Rick Perry for interrupting emergency rooms. A Perry supporter last week said can be dangerous. in a product because many foods nuts to fend off sugary cravings. him and ignored the Texan when Romney then turned the issue that Mormons are not Christians.