UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2011
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// No One Like You, No Choice But This 10 The UNF Dept. of Housing is requiring incoming freshmen to live on campus starting summer // Out of the ballpark 2012. How will this affect “Moneyball” scores a home run in freshmen’s grades and wallets? the Spinnaker’s movie review.
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// hockey smackdown UNF eviscerates FIT in back-to- back games.
// women’s soccer pummeled 7 10 15 Ospreys sunk twice in a row against FGCU and Stetson. // Where’s the cheapest coffee // Possible developments in on campus? education causing a stir Don’t walk around aimlessly trying Fancy budget footwork may leave to find it. The Spinnaker did all of new teachers without a job. that work for you.
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Police Beat
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Sept. 24 Underage Drinking (Village)– A UPD officer was dispatched to Osprey Village Building E at 11:45 p.m. in reference to an alcohol and noise complaint. The RA was denied contact with the room resident but the noise ceased. The of- ficer made contact with the suspect, the room resident, and was allowed inside the room. The officer observed 15 people inside the common area of the room. The officer gave the suspect his legal rights and questioned him about the open cans of alcohol. He said the alcohol belonged to him. The officer was given verbal consent to search the room for any contraband. The officer found 25 beers and one bottle of vodka. One subject, a UNF Housing Student of legal drinking age, claimed ownership of seven different bottles of beer and said he did not share with any other persons in the room. The suspect was issued a Notice to Appear. Eight of the subjects were not UNF students and were given trespassing warnings. One other subject was a minor and was released into the custody of her mother. The remaining six were UNF students. They, along with the suspect, were referred to UNF Student Conduct for their actions.
Sept. 21 Stolen parking decal (Lot 14) – A and crossed his arms. The second suspect UPD officer was dispatched to Building 41 quickly placed his left hand behind his in reference to a parking decal theft. The back. When the first suspect was asked victim said he parked his vehicle in Lot 14 to stand, the officer noticed a clear plas- at 9 a.m. Sept. 20. His parking decal was tic baggie containing a small amount of missing from the driver side of the inte- marijuana on the desk. The first suspect rior dash when he returned. He did not had a multicolored glass pipe and a light- attach the decal to the windshield. The er in his right hand. The second suspect victim said his remote lock was malfunc- had a clear glass jar containing a multi- tioning. There was no damage to the colored glass pipe, an aluminum grinder vehicle. The vehicle was not processed and a small amount of loose marijuana due to wet conditions. A search was not in his right hand. The suspects claimed conducted due to the transient nature of ownership of the items but not the mari- the area. juana in the baggie. Both suspects had bloodshot eyes and were lethargic in Sept. 22 Stolen textbook and notebook speech and movement. Both admitted to (Library) – A UPD officer was dispatched smoking marijuana. The paraphernalia to the library in reference to a textbook and contraband were submitted to the and notebook theft. The victim said JSO property room. he was talking to friends and studying in the library. He left his textbook and Sept. 23 Suspicious bag (Building 45) – notebook on top of a desk on the sec- At 5 p.m. a UPD officer was dispatched to ond floor. After one hour, the victim re- the Crossings in reference to a stolen bi- membered he left his items. He returned cycle. The victim said she left her bicycle to the desk to retrieve them, but the at the bike rack by the Building Q curb items were missing. The victim went to at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 22. At 10 a.m. the next the help desk on the second floor and morning, the victim walked back from the front desk on the first floor but the class and noticed her bicycle was miss- items were not turned in. The textbook ing from the bike rack. She said the bi- was rented. There were no witnesses as cycle was locked to the rack. There were of 5:40 p.m. Sept. 22. no parts of the lock left at the scene to indicate the lock was cut. The victim Sept. 23 Marijuana (Crossings) – A UPD said the bicycle appeared old because it officer was dispatched at 12:15 a.m. to was always left outside. The bicycle also the Crossings Building Q in reference to made a rattling noise. She said she was a loud party and suspected marijuana surprised somebody stole her bicycle in- use. The officer and area coordinator stead of the other bicycles on the rack. approached the door and smelled mari- The victim did not have a serial number juana. The area coordinator knocked on for the bicycle. A check of all the bike the door and was admitted entrance. racks in the area did not locate the miss- The officer noticed a loud stereo system, ing bicycle. A neighborhood search was a flashing strobe light and 10 people in- not conducted due to the location of the side the room. As the area coordinator bike rack and the amount of traffic that stated the purpose of the visit, the of- walked by it. ficer noticed two males attempting to hide items. One suspect sat on a desk
Source: University Police Department Compiled by Joe Basco DISCOURSE 4 Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com
4 discourse Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 No one like you, no choice but this eginning summer 2012, GPA from .3 to .9 higher than UNF will mandate incom- those who didn’t. Students who Awarded the 2010 Pacemaker Award ing freshmen to live on by the Associated Collegiate Press. B had previously lived on campus campus during their first year of continued to perform better aca- Awarded second place for Best College Newspaper in college. demically even after moving off 2007 Better College Newspaper Contest by the Florida College Press Assocation. Exemptions for the manda- campus. Their GPA was from .3 tory first-year campus residency to .5 higher than those that live
Spinnaker Staff requirement will be considered off campus. Editor in Chief Chance Ryan on a case-by-case basis. Students The difficulty with many Managing Editor Greg Parlier who are married, are over the studies, however, is proving cau- age of 21, or are single parents sation and not simply correla- Art Director Grecia Valenzuela may be exempt from this require- tion. For instance, are students Graphic Designer Paul T. Fenn ment. The University will also who choose to live on campus Discourse Editor Lindsay Montgomery consider requests for exemptions more motivated to begin with, Features Editor Ryan Thompson based on medical or disability thus, maintaining better GPAs? Photo Editor Sean Murphy circumstances, as well as cases Murray and co-author, Pedrro where significant personal hard- De Araujo, of Colorado College, Layout Editor Barbara Georges Illustration by Jessica Smoleroff | Spinnaker ship would be incurred. claim to have avoided this pitfall Web Editor Ian Albahae As part of this requirement, by using a statistical technique is benefiting more from this ar- occupied and out of our Police Asst. Features Editor Ashley Gannon students must also purchase a called Instrumental Variables rangement? Moreover, a public Beat. Asst. Photo Andrew Noble meal plan. Regression, which helps ensure university doesn’t get to decide UNF, along with FAMU and Staff Writer Joseph Basco UNF qualifies this decision they’re comparing apples with what kinds of students it wants. USF, is holding adults captive to Katie Gile with the presumption that stu- apples. If students want to commute, let mold them into like-minded, obe- Staff Photographer Keri Weiland dents who live on campus fa- Nonetheless, correlating them commute. dient guinea pigs in order to re- cilitate the following outcomes: higher GPAs with intelligence If students wanted to live in ceive a degree, which is losing its Cartoonist Jessica Smoleroff higher grade point averages, a doesn’t always go hand in hand, the dorms at UNF, they would. We inherent value with each passing Contributing Writers Josh Brannock smoother transition from high and the progression of a few hun- know this, because other Florida year. Jordan Harirchi school to college, higher reten- dred students in Indiana doesn’t schools, such as the University Teaching students to be re- Rob Moccio tion and graduation rates, and a fairly represent individual stu- of Florida and the University sponsible is not always congru- Alex Russell greater satisfaction with the col- dents’ needs as a whole. of Central Florida don’t require ent with redacting responsibil- Paula Senn lege experience overall. Those that agree with the re- freshmen to live in dorms be- ity by monitoring them. We’ve Maggie Seppi Our stance: Although indi- quirement tout freshmen don’t cause students naturally flock to become a society raised by coun- Dargan Thompson cators may show that students need so much freedom so soon, them. Know why? because living selors and caretakers. If schools Distributor Tyler Neimeyer who live on campus fare better and the transition from high on UCF’s or UF’s campus is awe- want to teach students responsi- Adviser John Timpe academically than those who school to college can be daunt- some. bility, give them something to be Publisher Central Florida Publishing are off campus, it doesn’t mean ing. In a dorm setting, students UNF is going about this re- responsible for. the University has a right to nix will have many freedoms that quirement backward. The rea- We are not denouncing that adults’ right to choose where they didn’t have at home, but still son students don’t want to live living on campus has its ben- they wish to reside just to bolster some structure. at the dorms is because, more efits. But a public university Student Union, Bldg. 58 E, room 2209 its rates. Additionally, research Most students would counter often than not, the dorms suck, has no right to force students to 1 UNF Drive Jacksonville, FL 32224 that suggests living on campus that argument with, ”Yeah, but at and they’re more expensive. live somewhere. Adult students affects students’ GPAs stems Phone (Main Office): 904.620.2727 least I had my own bedroom.” Remember that quote from the should be allowed to choose Phone (Advertising): 904.620.1599 from vague, anecdotal studies Dorm living is not for ev- movie “Field of Dreams”? “If where they want to live instead of Fax: 904.620.3924 that fail to consider a number of eryone. For some, living in the you build it, they will come.” For being forced to dwell somewhere www.unfspinnaker.com variables. dorms can grant a student a example: the Osprey Fountains. because a university deems them The most recent study, co- sense of independence and a UNF offers little incentive irresponsible, immature fresh- authored by James Murray, a chance to interact socially with for students to want to live here, men. Quote of the week: University of Wisconsin-La others, it can do exactly the op- save for, perhaps, a slightly better Do you know what else would Crosse assistant professor of eco- posite for other students. Being GPA, and not having to deal with bolster better grades and influ- “Colleges are places where pebbles are polished and nomics, argues that students liv- forced to live in an environment parking woes. ence students to try harder? diamonds are dimmed.” ing on campus generally perform where you feel you don’t fit in can If UNF is going to force stu- Better teachers – a requirement better academically. have a negative impact on people. dents to live on campus, students that has yet to be implemented. -Robert Green Ingersol The study of about 360 stu- UNF seems to hope this in- should receive something in re- dents at Indiana University- crease would merit an invitation turn. For example, Chartwells Purdue University found there to the Association of American could offer better, cheaper food Corrections: Page 15 in the Sept. 21 issue listed is both an immediate effect and Universities and status as a establishments that don’t close incorrect attendence numbers in the men’s soccer game against FAU. The a more long-term effect of on- Carnegie Institute “Primarily at 9 p.m. Student Life fees could Email letters to the editor to correct attendence number is 339. campus living. Students who Residential” university. offer more events and hot spots [email protected]. UNF IT consultant Ernest Fulton’s were living on campus had a This begs the question: Who for students to keep themselves name was spelled incorrectly.
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Let’s all Google the word ‘relevancy’ together
What does it mean to be stupid? I al- Joseph The experiment was not an accu- Alva Noë is a philosophy writer ways thought the idea meant the lack rate representation of Internet usage. for npr.org. He wrote an article titled of intelligence. If that is the case, the Basco Bookmarked websites, search engines “Google Is Not Making You Stupid,” a Internet is not some kind of parasitic and Facebook friend requests are all rebuttal to Nicholas Carr’s essay. Noë is /// Staff Writer intelligence extractor. proof that Internet users are wise enough optimistic about the future of our society, The Internet does quite the opposite. to decipher what is useless to their lives. but he acknowledges it is still too early If someone wants to learn a new lan- is very wise. In the realm of psychology, Using Google is like using a map; it to decide whether or not the Internet is guage, he or she can go to links4languag- this is known as selective retention. guides the users to their planned desti- that much different from print or TV. Noë es, a resource that contains tutorials to 73 A July 2011 Columbia University nation instead of leading them astray. views the Internet as the latest in a long different languages. If someone wants to study said the Internet lowers users’ Google is useful enough to let one liter- line of “shortcuts” humans have used for become a smart consumer, he or she can ability to memorize and retain facts. At ally find destinations via Google Maps. a long time. Bookmarks, watches, street go to consumerist.com and read about first glance, the study seems valid. An Think of the Internet as a handy tool in- signs, libraries and the Internet are not consumers’ rights. Ivy League university in New York City stead of a brain zapper. hindering the brain, but rather provid- Granted, these websites are not par- carries a ton of credibility. However, Nicholas Carr’s “Is Google Making ing the knowledge needed to “navigate ticularly popular. According to the web upon closer examination, the experiment Us Stupid?” from The Atlantic alluded the world.” traffic site alexa.com, Google, Facebook has limitations. to “technological singularity” when he “All tools extend what we can do, and and YouTube are the three most popular Subjects had to type 40 bits of trivia on said, “As we come to rely on computers to so, all tools have the potential to extend sites. Alexa.com ranks websites monthly the computer. Half the subjects were told meditate our understanding of the world, our minds,” Noë said. by a combination of their page views and their data would not be saved; the other it is our own intelligence that flattens I also believe, as is, the Internet average daily visitors. half were told their data would be saved. into artificial intelligence.” is just a tool to extend our minds. But why should those top three web- The half that thought their data would Technological singularity is when There is no factual data that shows sites be categorized as bad choices? Those disappear were significantly more likely artificial intelligence surpasses hu- the causation between Internet us- three websites are merely tools; they can to remember the trivia than the half that man intelligence, creating a new form age and lower intelligence. Until that lead to information that is either useful assumed their data would be saved. of consciousness unfathomable to con- data comes to fruition, I will contin- or useless. One can use Google Scholar Was trivia the best kind of informa- temporary living. Carr may not have ue to embrace the Internet for all my for academic journals. But alas, one can tion to use for this experiment? Trivia is thought that, exactly, but simply wanted relevant needs. also search for Jenna Haze on Google. composed of random facts that are not to say humans will no longer use the Even though it is unwise to become necessarily relevant to one’s needs. An full potential of their brains in the fu- Email Jospeh Basco at addicted to pornography, is it not wise to example of such trivia is, “Which state ture. If that is the case, humans have not [email protected]. search for a porn star relevant to one’s in- eats the most Jell-O?” The answer is been using their fullest potential since terests? Ignoring the constant barrage of California. Good to know? Sure. Need to the earliest form of communication media messages to find the relevant ones know? No. was created.
Facebook changes unnecessary in a myriad of social network websites
In an effort to be more like Google Plus, Google Plus. Ryan So, where can someone go for a bal- Facebook has been rolling out some new For those who’re better than Facebook ance of privacy and sharing? Well, as we features and changes in the past weeks. or just don’t frequent it enough to notice Thompson all know, some people tweet too frequently OK, maybe Mark Zuckerberg’s webchild the changes, the new subscribe feature — I’m known to live tweet a certain movie isn’t trying to compete with Google Plus, will allow anyone with a Facebook ac- /// Features Editor series that’s based on a certain book se- but it’s trying to compete with our expec- count to see, pretty much, anything you do ries — and, let’s be honest, no one’s using tations of what Facebook is and what it on Facebook. — no longer hang in pride as novelties. Google Plus. should be. It’s also trying to demolish our Of course, subscribers can change the But, still, the website draws me in because For the time being, social network us- nostalgic view of the blue giant back when degree to which they know about others’ of the if-you’re-not-on-Facebook-you-must- ers will have to roll in no man’s land while it had opened to select high schools. lives. Maybe someone only wants to know be-weird factor. these different websites keep battling one Many complain that the social network- when you breakup with your significant Another one of Zuck’s ideas came in the another. And I’m sure many who don’t ing site’s new view slams a giant boulder other — well, prepare yourself, because the form of lists. Lists didn’t always invade have profiles on multiple social networks in the flow of our Facebook stream. And subscription feature allows that. my notifications, but now I keep getting will just complain in a status. it does, but routine changes — such as the My gripe doesn’t sit with subscriptions’ requests from folks who add me to a list. Not everyone aspires to have an online new bar that updates you on everything stalker factor, it sits with Facebook’s desire Listen, FB, if I wanted to only share a sta- presence, and I completely understand that. your friends are doing and the condensed to provide a service that social network us- tus with someone in a certain list, I would Oh, and if you incorrectly think birthdays, events and pokes bar — don’t ers can get from Twitter. It’s totally natu- just put them in a circle in Google Plus. Facebook’s going to start charging you deter away from the problem at hand: ral when nonTwitter-using friends and But, if I have to choose which feature for using it, a comment my friend posted Facebook is creating services that don’t be- family members show up in my news feed is most irritating, I would rather have no on another friend’s status best sums it up: long on Facebook. from time to time with photos and life up- one subscribe to me — especially when I You’re the product, not the consumer. I had no clue what was going on that dates — that’s why I use Facebook. But if I can’t control who sees all my statuses and fateful Wednesday when the subscrip- want to receive updates in an ever-updat- photos — than to get a couple of being- tion feature rolled out. I didn’t know if ing stream, I can do that elsewhere. put-into-a-list notifications. I already don’t Email Ryan Thompson at it were some kind of advertisement or I mean, the features that originally drew use the status feature — Twitter’s for that [email protected]. if Zuckerberg and crew spent too much me into the site — school-based networks, — and tagged photos of me don’t show up time obsessing over their rivalry with abbreviated last names and tagged photos too frequently. 6 news Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Incoming UNF Freshmen required to live on campus starting summer 2012 Study shows on-campus living improves student retention rates.
By Joseph basco staff writer What’s the comparison? The Flats’ rates, off Kernan Boulevard, UNF’s Department of Housing and range from $2476 to $2856 per semester, ac- Residence Life will enact a requirement cording to its website. for incoming freshmen, beginning sum- The District’s rates, at Kernan mer 2012, to live on campus during their Boulevard, range from $1880 to $2540 per first year. semester, according to its website. Paul Riel, UNF director of Housing and Riel said single-occupancy housing for Residence Life, said the first-year-on-cam- all first-year students will not be available pus requirement will benefit incoming stu- for the 2012-13 school year due to a project- dents’ GPAs, retention rates — the number ed influx of new freshmen living on cam- of students who do not drop out of college pus. — and graduation rates. Osprey Hall will still have double rooms Riel cited academic studies conduct- for rent. Osprey Landing, Osprey Cove and ed by other universities that indicate Osprey Crossings will use triple rooms, ac- these benefits. cording to the UNF Department of Housing He provided one study: “An Examination and Residence Life website. Riel said “med- of Persistence Research Through the ical privates,” which are single occupancy Lens of a Comprehensive Conceptual rooms, may be available for students who Framework,” published by The Johns demonstrate medical needs. Hopkins University Press. The study broadly examines the college- Some exemptions do apply student experience and weighs factors that If a student is married, 21 years of age determine higher student retention rates. or older or a single parent, they are ex- The study factored in pre-college, class- empt from mandatory on-campus living. Incoming freshmen will fill the Fountains residence halls once they are required to live on campus. room, out-of-class and curricular experi- Additionally, students who only take one ences, as well as peer environment and or- course during the summer or two courses ganizational context. or fewer during fall or spring semesters are The author of the study, Robert D. exempt from the residency requirement. Reason, concluded that environments in If a student is unable to pay for on- close proximity to students’ lives are what campus housing or has a medical condi- determine retention rates. The study did tion that requires a student to live off cam- not go into detail regarding on-campus pus, the Department of Housing will look housing as it relates to retention rates. into the matter on a case-by-case basis, Riel said.
Freshmen compliant with this new policy must live on-campus through spring 2013. Those who begin fall 2012 must live on campus through spring 2013. Those who begin spring 2013 must live on campus through either summer or fall 2013, depending if the student enrolls during the summer or not.
Photos by Sean Murphy| spinnaker What are the prices? Riel said housing rental rates for the not a fan of [Beach Boulevard and Kernan next year, regardless of the new rule. 2012-13 school year have yet to be finalized, UNF is not the only campus imple- Boulevard] because they’re busy all He said there will be a new meal plan re- but prices are anticipated to increase by menting a first-year residency require- the time.” quirement in 2012. Details are not finalized 3-3.5 percent. The Department of Housing ment. Penn State, the Illinois Institute of Jonny Ferrentino, a UNF broadcasting for the new fall 2012 meal plan, according to will finalize its prices in October 2011, Riel Technology and the University of North sophomore, said he would prefer having all the UNF DineOnCampus website. said. Carolina – Chapel Hill have already imple- freshmen live on campus because UNF is a Riel said it is too early to tell if this rule The 2011-12 housing rates range from mented the requirement. commuter school. He said the university is will increase or decrease the number of in- $1,960 to $4,600, depending on occupancy Of the current freshmen class, 70 per- a “Monday through Thursday” school. He coming freshmen, but those that do decide and location. cent live on campus. 95 percent of on-cam- said he likes the new requirement because to come to UNF will benefit from the new The Department of Housing is estimat- pus housing is occupied. There are 2,751 it will get more students to stay on campus residency requirement. ed to earn $7.4 million from rent for the students living in the residence halls, Riel throughout the week. “This is the time to move in the direction fall 2012 semester. Riel said there are other said. “A lot of people who go here are from of committing to our first-year students,” sources of revenue besides rent. The num- Katie Strickland, a UNF nursing fresh- Jacksonville,” Ferrentino said. “By the Riel said. “We want to give [students] the ber is subject to change because 2012 rates man, said her decision to live on campus weekend, all the [residence halls] are emp- best opportunity to graduate and have high are not finalized. was based on convenience. ty.” GPAs when [they] leave here.” “There aren’t many options off cam- Students from FSCJ are allowed to live pus that are logical,” Strickland said. “As on campus at UNF. Riel said FSCJ students Email Joseph Basco at someone who is from Jacksonville, I am will still be able to rent housing at UNF [email protected]. NEWS Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 7
Duval County elementary schools are endangered Around the State Giant solar farm a first for the Southeast US Elementary education graduates may be squeezed out of local schools The National Solar Group county. Each farm will cover is developing a 400-megawatt about 200 acres, and the whole utility-scale solar project. It will project will cover 4,000 acres. be located in Gadsden County. The project costs $1.5 billion. This is the first solar farm in The company is considering the entire Southeast U.S. other states in the Southeast Ryan Banfill, a spokesperson U.S. for future projects. for the company, said there will be 20 farms throughout the
Around the Nation Coffee could decrease depression in women
According to a study by or less cup of coffee per week. the Harvard School of Public The data compared coffee Health in Boston, drinking two drinkers over a 10-year span. to three cups of coffee per day The study included more than may lower women’s risk of 50,000 women, all nurses, in depression by 15 percent com- the United States. pared to those who drank one
Around the World Subatomic particles surpass the speed of light
Scientists at the Gran Sasso If proven true, this dis- National Laboratory in central proves Albert Einstein’s theory Italy found that subatomic of special relativity. The theory
Photo by Andrew Noble| spinnaker particles, known as neutrinos, is the basis of modern physics, Aspiring elementary school teachers may not get an opportunity to stay in Duval County. breached the speed of light. providing the famous E=MC^2 Light has long been consid- equation. Einstein’s theory ered the fastest moving form claimed nothing could travel By katie gile Duval County has yet to be fully funded to meet of energy in the universe. faster than light. staff writer class size requirements, Ayars said. Compiled by Joseph Basco The closure of these elementary schools Duval County Public Schools may be clos- doesn’t necessarily mean currently employed ADVERTISEMENT ing several small elementary schools across the teachers will lose their jobs, he said. county to save an estimated $26 million. “When you look at our situation, you could Education Resource Strategies, a expect a large majority of teachers will be reas- Massachusetts-based non profit organization signed,” he said. “It’s an incredibly tough bud- that aids large school districts by analyzing the get. So we’re trying to save every dollar we can use of funds and resources, reported the esti- to keep money in the classroom. Ideally, these mate. teachers would fill our old spots, and we wouldn’t If enacted, this initiative could involve the need to hire any new teachers.” closure and consolidation of 68 small elementary While this might be good news for working schools in Duval County. The size of the schools teachers, it may mean closed doors for elemen- is judged by enrollment – 17 of these schools have tary education graduates. approximately 350 students and 51 have between “It’ll be harder to find a job. It’s already diffi- 350-500. cult,” said Jen Fountain, a UNF elementary edu- Because DCPS dispenses supplemental funds cation junior. to schools, small schools with empty seats are us- Some do not see the merit of closing small ing money that could go to larger schools with schools in favor of larger schools as an improve- more students, said Doug Ayars, chief operating ment in the education system. officer of DCPS. “I understand the economic impetus to close Should consolidation occur, students from the schools,” Batey said. “But in small schools, the closed schools would be reassigned to the you have better parent involvement, more teach- larger schools. er involvement and smaller classrooms.” This move has some teachers concerned. Given the concern erupting as a result of this “A lot of our schools are overcrowded,” said initiative – a mere idea at this point – DCPS plans Dr. Jacqueline Batey, a UNF assistant professor to continue reviewing and deliberating before of childhood education. “We have the class size taking any more steps, Ayars said. amendment. You can’t just pick the students up “If the school board wants to take on some and plop them into the nearest school if they’re consolidation – that’s really the next ques- already full.” tion, I guess,” Ayars said. “I expect there will The Florida Constitution states no more than be discussion very soon, as a follow-up to the 18 students should be assigned to one teacher [ERS] briefing.” in grades pre-kindergarten through third and no more than 22 students per teacher for grades Email Katie Gile at fourth to eighth. [email protected]. Though the rule has been in place since 2002, NEWS 8 Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com
ADVERTISEMENT Hurricane Evacuation Information UNF has an evacuation plan in case of emergency By Paula Senn contributing writer
What would the average UNF student do if an- other storm headed toward Jacksonville and the campus was ordered to evacuate? Of the 16,300 students enrolled for the Fall 2011 semester, the great majority lives off campus and would therefore follow evacuation procedures for the areas in which they live. However, Nicole Irvin, UNF’s Housing and Resident Life office assistant, said there are 3,000 students living in dormitories on campus. Those residents would be evacuated under UNF’s Hurricane Action Plan, she said. When a hurricane comes close to Jacksonville, the city activates its Emergency Operations Center. At that time, the university’s crisis management photo courtesy of mcclatchey-tribune team and UPD begin implementing the UNF plan, said UPD Lt. Tammy Oliver. Any plan to evacuate These students would be required to check out the campus would then be in conjunction with the of the dorms – both with their resident advisers city’s EOC. and the Housing Office – to ensure everyone is ac- “We take some of our marching orders from counted for. them,” Oliver said. At the Housing Office, students would need to Once UNF President John Delaney makes provide a telephone number and information about the decision to evacuate, in consultation with their planned location. the Crisis Management Team, announcements The roughly 1,200 students who are without would go out via area radio, television sta- transportation or live too far away to adequately tions, print media, as well as the campus TV evacuate themselves would be evacuated to a Red channel, campus email, the buildings’ emer- Cross shelter. The shelter assigned to UNF is Chets gency fire alarm system and the UNF Code Creek Elementary School off Hodges Boulevard. Red system. UNF shuttles would take students to this primary All of this information comes from the UNF location. UNF also designated the arena on campus Hurricane Action Plan, a PDF document that can as a potential shelter, but it is not the first choice, be found on the university’s web page. Oliver said. Of the students who live in dorms, 1,743 were Information about when students should return issued parking passes to have vehicles on campus, and when classes will resume will be sent via stu- said UNF Parking Services Director Vince Smyth. dent email, area media channels and university Oliver said she expects a large number of those Web pages, including a site dedicated in case the students to drive themselves to the homes of rela- main site, unf911.org, crashes. tives or friends outside the evacuation area. They would probably also take friends who Email Paula Senn at were without transportation, she said. [email protected].
News in Brief
Osprey Productions cancels Pablo Francisco comedy show Inclement weather and flight delays caused co- reschedule another show for later in the semester or median Pablo Francisco’s no-show Sept. 22. Francisco early spring 2012. and Ashley Fils-Aime were to perform at the Lazarra Guests were disappointed but understood that Theater in the Fine Arts Center at 9 p.m. inclement weather was a factor. Osprey Productions began to turn away UNF students and guests at 8 p.m. Brent Fine, director of Osprey Productions, said the agency plans to UNF celebrates International Non-violence Day Oct. 2 The Intercultural Center for Peace will sponsor volunteer campus cleanup. Workshops about the a statue dedication and Gandhi Day celebrations Mantras of Management will be held after lunch Oct 2. in the Student Union West Building, Room 2704 The day will begin with a ceremony garland- and in additional meeting rooms on the third ing the Gandhi statue at 8:30 a.m. followed by a floor.
Compiled by Joseph Basco NEWS Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9 10 expressions Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 The Efficiency Test Test No. 1: Cheapest Coffee on Campus By Dargan Thompson Contributing Writer
Ah, coffee — a college student’s The Student Union Outtakes has Outtakes at Alumni Square has several If you’re willing to walk all the way to the best friend. Looking for a pick-me-up Starbucks coffee for the same price but with varieties of Dunkin’ Donuts coffee, such as Osprey Fountains, Ozzie’s has Seattle’s Best around campus? fewer options. It’s great if you want a simple hazelnut and french vanilla. Coffee — it’s a little bit cheaper. Starbucks at the Library may be the most cup of coffee and to beat the ever-lengthy 12 oz - $1.59 16 oz - $1.45 popular, but it’s not your only option. The line at the Starbucks near the Library. Spinnaker compiled the prices of different 20 oz - $2.09 20 oz - $1.99 coffee around campus to find the cheapest option that’s worth your dollar.
Starbucks Most Expensive Venti Salted Caramel Mocha 20 oz - $5.10
Most Popular Right Now Pumpkin Spice Latte 12 oz - $4
Starbucks Cheapest Tall Coffee 12 oz - $1.95
Illustration by Grecia Valenzuela On the plate: Accessible sports film strikes a homer By Katie Gile of statistics and baseball thank goodness. More than he clings with all his might staff Writer accessible and exciting to just the easy-on-the-eyes to the old ways before stats. even the most apprehensive strutting peacock some have A number of lesser- Time-honored “in- of moviegoers. The clash of come to expect, he provides known actors flesh out stincts” and cold hard math old dogs and new tricks is impeccable depth for what the supporting cast of old collide in this well-written always a fun show to watch. could have been a very flat dogs as well as the wor- and entirely intelligent Zallian and character. Pitt thy and over-hyped base- sports drama. Sorkin man- NEED YOUR FLICKS FIX? brings a matu- ball players. Instead of a The plot centers on Billy age to bring “Moneyball” opened in rity to Beane name-heavy movie, it’s a Beane (Brad Pitt), the gen- it to the theaters Sept. 23. Check — a been- well-acted and smartly con- it — or any other movie eral manager of the desti- screen with there perspec- structed film. The actors — out at Regal Cinemas tute Oakland A’s. unexpected for $6 on Sundays. The tive combined provide believable support Beane, a former upstart freshness. Beach Boulevard location with a little of for the time and place of player, is all washed up. More sits at 14051 Beach the youthful “Moneyball” and allow the He’s working for a team that than a block- Blvd., and you’ll find the swagger that audience to be there, too. Avenues location at 9525 lacks the funding it needs head sports made Tyler “How can you not be Phillips Highway S. to become a World Series movie, this Durden shine romantic about baseball?” winner in the money-de- film invites and perfectly Billy Beane asks. pendent world of baseball. the audience into the meet- suits a former hotshot. A valid point. Like any Beane enlists the help of ing rooms and cold busi- Hill earnestly plays his romance, this film has its Yale graduate Peter Brand ness of cutting and trading right-hand man and num- moments of sweetness, (Jonah Hill), who devises a players like baseball cards. ber-crunching sidekick. humor, excitement and statistics-based method of There’s a chance to meet His intensity and honesty heartbreak. And like any finding the mathematically and sympathize with many onscreen pull the audience romance, it’s got to be tried best players for the lowest of the players, so each man in where some might run in at least once. possible price. “Moneyball” is more than just a number fear of all the numbers. is born. or a list of statistics. Philip Seymour Hoffman Email Katie Gile at The screenplay by Steven The casting choices in plays Art Howe, an “old [email protected]. Zallian and Aaron Sorkin this film were exceptionally dog” head coach as it were. has its slow moments but well-made. His instincts and choices photo Courtesy of Sony Pictures Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill star in “Moneyball.” overall makes both the world Pitt is 47 years old, and gum up the works a bit, as EXPRESSIONS Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 11
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OSPREY RADIO TOP 30 the swell: # ARTIST SONG TITLE RECORD LABEL waves oct In honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, 1 ST.VINCENT “Strange Mercy” 4AD Why wade through tide pools when 03 the UNF Counseling Center & Health Promo- 2 GIRLS “Father, Son, Holy Ghost” True Panther you could catch the waves? tions present “Mad Love.” It’s the story of a 3 STEPHEN MALKMUS & THE JICKS “Mirror Track” Matafor young girl (Drew Barrymore) who has more 4 TORO Y MOI “Freaking Out[EP}” Carpark emotional problems than she seems to. A lov- 5 DRUMS “Portamento” Frenchkiss sept Party like a kid again — On-Campus Tran- ing boyfriend (Chris O’Donnell) tries to help 6 DUM DUM GIRLS “Only In Dreams” Sub Pop 28 sition presents “Game Day.” Held out- her, but they make more messes than they 7 MALE BONDING “Endless Now” Sub Pop side by the Coxwell Amphitheater from clean up. It’s playing from 7-9 p.m. in room 8 NEON INDIAN “Era Extrana” Mom And Pop 11a.m.-3p.m., OCT is offering a slip ‘n’ 2704 of the Student Union, with some free 9 WU LYF “Go Tell Fire To The Mountain” L Y F slide, ice cream and popcorn. There’s also pizza and drinks up for grabs. 10 DOM “Family Of Love” Astral Werks the chance to play some soccer, kick ball, 11 JACUZZI BOYS “Glazin’” Hardly Art dodge ball and the other games that made 12 MISTER HEAVENLY “Out Of Love” Sub Pop recess great. Slap on some sunscreen and 13 WILD FLAG “Wild Flag” Merge get your game face on. 14 PEPPER RABBIT “Red Velvet Snowball” Kanine 15 CSS “La Liberacion” V2-Downtown 16 YELLOW OSTRICH “The Mistress” Barsuk sept Attention: all military and/or veteran 17 CYMBALS EAT GUITARS “Lenses Alien” Barsuk students. The Military and Veteran’s 18 BLOOD ORANGE “Coastal Grooves” Domino 29 Center will host a cookout on the Green 19 CANT “Dreams Come True” Terrible from 11 a.m.-7p.m. Come grab some 20 HUSH NOW “Memos” Self-Released noms and meet some of your fellow 21 PORTUGAL. THE MAN “In The Mountain In The Cloud” Appraching AIRballoons military students. 22 ACTIVE CHILD “You Are All I See” Vagrant photo courtesy of wire images 23 WASHED OUT “Within And Without” Sub Pop 24 PAINTED PALMS “Canopy [EP]” Secretly Canadian 25 MATES OF STATE “Dracula” Barsuk ADVERTISEMENTS 26 NURSES “Dead Oceans” Dead Oceans 27 ETTES “Wicked Will” Krian 28 HORRORS “Skying” XL 29 SLEEPER AGENT “Celebrasion” Mom And Pop 30 CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH “Hysterical” Self-Released Every week, Osprey Radio compiles a list of the Top 30 albums it’s spinning. This chart contributes to a national Top 200 album chart by the College Music Journal. Compiled by michael radcliffe
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The UNF hockey team is off to a 4-0 start this season after a dominant sweep over the Florida Institute of Technology. The team played FIT Sept. 23 and Sept. 24, winning both games with a combined score of 26-2. The team picked up an 11-1 home win Sept. 24, even without arguably their three top play- ers, who were suspended due to fights in their previous game. Head coach Dan Pszenyczny was pleased to see his shorthanded team come together so well. “It was a good all-around game. They were able to stay away from the crap that caused the guys to miss this game,” he said. The Ospreys started off some- what slow, scoring only two goals — both off of rebounded shots from the point. FIT’s goalie kept them in it with some nice stops that thwarted the Ospreys’ other attempts. The offense turned it on in the second and third peri- ods with nine goals. Brothers Gerry and Ryan Dunne con- nected for a power play goal to begin the barrage. After the goal, FIT pulled their goalie. It turned out to be UNF’s hockey squad hit the FIT defenders hard all weekend en route to two dominating performances. a devastating move. Forward Photo by Andrew noble | Spinnaker Danny Eidelstein was able to score his second goal of the game SCHEDULE: Pszenyczny said. “We are start- against Embry Riddle, we could buzz — you can’t dismiss a four Sept. 30 vs. Life University at as he flicked a shot through the 9:30 p.m. ing to find chemistry.” go undefeated,” Blair said. and zero start. We are looking for new net minder’s five-hole on a Oct. 1 vs. Life University at 4:15 The team will be facing a pair The team’s impressive record a big crowd to support the boys,” shorthanded break. p.m. (Military appreciation of tough games this weekend has them excited for the upcom- Pszenyczny said. FIT managed to get their only game) as they take on division II Life ing homestand. goal of the game on the same University, who has won seven “We’re starting to get a good Email Josh Brannock at Both games at Jacksonville Ice [email protected]. power play. and Sportsplex of the last four- UNF padded their 7-1 lead teen champion- even more with four goals in the ships. ADVERTISEMENT third. Andrew Rhodes scored his “There was no need for that, “We are go- second and Eidelstien added his there was no reason he had to do ing to have to fourth goal of the game during that,” said Blair after Champey take our game a shorthanded sequence with took a few cheap shots down 9-1. to the next lev- Chris Mulligan in the penalty “I was just thinking, ‘I’ll just el,” Pszenyczny box with a major for head butt- get him tomorrow. We’ll get him said. ing. in his home rink tomorrow,’” The division Toward the end of the game, Blair said. III Ospreys FIT forward Patrick Champey With a full team, UNF embar- look forward to was trying to start some fights rased FIT Sept. 24 on their home the challenge. with the Ospreys, one of them ice, 15-1. “If we have Blair, but coach Pszenyczny “The games this weekend a full team and made a point to not get involved went well, we were able to work we play like after the suspensions from last on a few things during the game we did in the game. to help make us a better team,” second game SPORTS Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com Wednesday, September 28, 2011 15
InsidetheHuddle
Jordan Harirchi Alex Russell Katie Gile Will Tutwiler Contributing Writer Contributing Writer Staff Writer SG Director of Athletics and Recreation
Question 1: Are the Detroit Lions and the Buffalo Bills getting lucky, or are they the real deal?
It’s really nice to see teams that have consis- It’s about time they actually get better. That depends on how you define the “real The Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills are tently sucked the past decade excel for once. They’ve been awful for how many years? I deal.” Even the Patriots were undefeated in very legitimate. The Lions have enough I thought the Lions had a legitimate chance think they are the real deal. The Bills beat 2007 up until the Super Bowl when they lost to talent now to win games - the bigger of being good this year if Stafford stayed the Pats, come on. the Giants. I’d say both teams are doing a really surprise is in Buffalo. Fitzpatrick is play- healthy, but I didn’t see the Bills doing this good job, but come on, 3-0 isn’t 16-0. Let’s take ing like a pro bowler and their defense well. Both look solid. a breath. looks better and better each week.That 3-0 certainly looks promising. Question 2: NASCAR started its playoff race two weeks ago. Does anyone care?
The best thing for NASCAR would be making I personally don’t care, but I know there Look, they turned left. Oh wow, they’re I think NASCAR fans care. The media like it like wrestling. Let them race, but give the are loyal fans out there. turning left again. Gasp! Another left turn. the NFL more. I don’t see too many NAS- guys scripts to make it more entertaining. The dynamic action aside, I truly cannot CAR highlights on ESPN these days. Tony Stewart’s year of rampage a few years stand NASCAR. back was pretty entertaining. In fewer words, though, I could care less about the sport. Question 3: Will there be an NBA season this year?
The lockout for the NBA is in a lot firmer Probably. In June, we didn’t think we I hope so - that’s all I had when I wasn’t It doesn’t look promising. The players place than the NFL lockout was. I don’t see would have a football season. sure if the NFL was going to happen this seem to think the same. them getting everything together by the year. So I’m hoping the NBA will wake up. time the season starts, but it looked the Hopefully. same for the NFL. Once the players and owners see the money lost, they’ll tighten up quickly.
Compiled by Jordan Harirchi UNF women’s soccer drops two on Sports in Brief the road to open conference play By greg parlier Cross-Country team continues success in Tallahassee and jordan harirchi The UNF Cross-Country team made State. The victory keeps the women un- managing editor its presence felt Sept. 23 at the Seminole defeated on the year, after winning the and contributing writer Invitational in Tallahassee. The women’s Covered Bridge Invite in Boone, N.C. team took first place and the men’s team The men’s team also fared well, with UNF lost to Florida Gulf Coast took fourth. three in the top 20. 4-0 in Fort Myers Sept. 23 and fell Senior Erin Nixon placed fourth to lead Their next race is the Sept. 30 again two days later at Stetson 3-2. the way for the women’s team, who scored FLRunners.com Invitational in Titusville. The Ospreys simply could not 40 points, 10 ahead of second place Florida get the offense on track against the talented Eagles, who came into the Volleyball team loses conference game, beats FAMU game sitting in 11th place in the UNF fell to conference foe Florida Gulf 23-25, 25-21. NSCAA Southeast Regional Poll. Coast Sept. 24 on the road. UNF now stands 1-1 in the Atlantic Sun FGCU opened the scoring The Ospreys fell in three competitive conference and 7-8 overall. Its next game in the 16th minute and added sets, 25-21, 25-22 and 25-23. This was their is at home, against Kennesaw State at 7 two more before the break to first conference loss of the season. p.m. take a commanding three-goal UNF bounced back Sept. 25 against halftime lead from which UNF Florida A&M University. UNF held on after couldn’t recover. their early 7-1 first set lead and went on to The second game was more com- beat the Rattlers in four sets, 25-19, 25-23, petitive, as the Ospreys out shot the home-standing Hatters 14-10. Men’s Soccer ends brutal non-conference season Sophomore forward Lauren courtesy of Todd Dexler Text text text Hopfensperger gave UNF hope with loss intensity up in practice,” said junior de- with a goal in the 80th minute to the tie the fender Sadie McLean. UNF fell to UC Riverside 2-0 at Hodges minute to break the tie. game at two. For the second time in the young With the loss, UNF falls to 4-7-1 and 0-2 in Stadium Sept. 23, extending its losing In desperation, UNF moved Bertele out season, the Ospreys allowed a late-game goal conference play. Stetson improves to 2-7-1 and streak to six games. of the goal and up to the midfield with to squander the game away. This time, Stetson under a minute to play. The move back- 1-1 in conference. The Ospreys play Mercer The loss drops the Ospreys to 1-7-0 as scored the final goal in the 84th minute to seal UC Riverside improves to 4-2-1. fired as the Highlanders scored on the at Hodges stadium Sept. 30, their first home the victory. Both offenses were stagnant in the first open net after their goalkeeper saved match in over a month. The intense heat and humidity is partly half, as UNF goalkeeper Federico Bertele Bertele’s shot. to blame for UNF’s late-game struggles, said kept the Ospreys in it with three saves. UNF opens Atlantic Sun play Sept. 29 at Mercer. Email Greg Parlier at UCR’s Ruben Valencia scored in the 60th sophomore forward Thea Linkfield. [email protected]. “We need to work on keeping the Compiled by Alex Russell and Greg Parlier SPORTS 16 Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Spinnaker // unfspinnaker.com
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