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1 AMANNNIWIIAM I ManagingEditor e-mailed response. to general education will not "Dcci.sions that the campus be affected by Dr. de Ah,una', 181WNITIIOII I Edltor-ln-Oilff ultimatdy makes with respect departure,• Farish said. "Rather, poetry slam ( Fonner Executive Vice Presi ----..• change, if any) will depend on dent and Prov01t Laura de an assessment of the current port,< The Poetry Slam was enjoy,d CORE progr,m with respect to aw MOSESI tto�ldRe Abruna will not be returning how well it achieves the learn Students passionately per by not only the competiton. from sabbatical to Roger Wil formed their poems lase Thurs• but by the sacrificial pocfl,. ing outcomes anticipated.by the j liams University in the spring pro " day night at Roger Wtllwns udit,s, and audience, u wdli gram. iJ,.e.Jlo, asa member of the English &c de Abruna came to RWU in Univenicy in hopes of winning "fhad a gr,at time at ulcy, as was originally planned the first Poetry Slam of the my Slam like I do CYtC}'-yar" at the time of her leave. Instead, 2007 following a stint as dean This hasbeen one of my &voria, and vice president of ac:adcmic school ynr. de Ahruna will be reassuming Many srudents tried out for cvems on campu.s and I've b«n the responsibilities of the pro aflairs at Heidelberg College in hopin to win it every year I've Tiffin, Ohio. the Poetry Slam, but only 12 g vost at Sacred Hean University made it to the 6rsr round of ence�," Bermont said. �c During her fi.ve-yca.r tenure entire vibe of the event is noth� in Fairfield,Conn. at RWU, de Ahruna focu,cd slamming, which was then nar• "Dr. de Abruna is very intel rowed down to the top fivefor a ing lilt,anything cl,c at Roger her energies on reworking the Williams." ligent and highly artirulate - general education curricu second round, all ro pronounce and she is conversant on many senior Bradley Bermonc as chc Karen Bilotti, the ..Assistant lum. However, no rcsuucrured Director of the Center for Aa.� of the is,uc, &cing higher edu CO RE Curriculum propo,al ultimate winner. cation todayon a national level. "I'm happy to haV Black and yellow INDEX This freshman Bruins fan bleeds team spirit. News...... A1 Fcaturcs. ..•...••.•...•..•••.••B2 Editor's Desk.. .•...•...... A5 Opinions ...... : •• B4 PAGEA6 Sparts .•...... •..•...... A6 Puzzles...... 86 C 1 GEf ENOUGH?, EDITORS Samantha Edson Readonline IA2 Ews• I =:;wu.edu [email protected] howkshtr0Td.com Tricklingout of temporarytriples Like this: Basic RONALD S(OFIELD HfflldR,porter it is at a slower pace than the wishes ro stay tripled in the I beginning of the semester,"said sprinf semcHcri'' Montefusco Physics coming Srudents who were "forced Tony Montefusco, Executive said. Unlike other univenicies, together" in the beginning of Director of University How we still offer [those srudents] the semester are steadily receiv ing Operations & Planning. "Ar discounts." ing the opponunity to dc-rriplc this point, we're pring up for The process for de-tripling is AMANDANEWMAN to Managing campusElinor ccn, someone from the winning from the dorms at Roger Wil the spring semester." quite simple. The housing di I univenicy would also rcaive a liams University. This comes as great news ro rectors take those who were lat Roger Williams Univenity fr�pair of Beatsheadphones hy De-tripling is the term used in students in temporary triples, est in theirbowing depositsand srudents look forward to the Dr. Dre. rd'ettnce to the act of reducing annual fall and spring con work badtw.udsin a sense;they c "I brought it up at our CEN ceru, buc chis year, th y the number of people in forced issue the earliestof the latestand 'n: in mccring. and first shared the uiples by one. And, according Weare still offerthem a spot in a double or for another treat: a freeconcen link thar night." Varao said. . .. to those in charge of the De single recently opened. This i.s by Alex'Syse, better known by Rollins College rook an early .. panment ys of Howing at RWU, �edco continue at a con hi.s stage name Basic Ph ics, a lead, but as CEN members thinp aregoing asplanned. de-tripling, sistent rate for the remainder of mashup anist and DJ who has Th& ac:aacmic � saw an been gaining helped promore the contest hy the semester. notoriety since n: sharing the link, nudents bci(an increase in the number of in Montefusco said Howing at lcasing hisfirst mashup, "Srun coming freshmen, which but it is at a caking notice, and soon, RWU =· tempts to keep nudenu in the rin' With A Milli," in 20 I 0. was · neck and ncclc with the ated a need fur Howing 10 Since his debur, Basic Phys same buildinpas often as possi work qu.ickly co accommodacc slowerpace ia has pcrfurmed with Chitty Univenity of Illinois. ble, unless saidstudents request "In the end, we had close to the mass quantides of nu.dents. a different building. Still, sru Bang and DJ Logic. Howlng decided that tempo Senior Matt Varao, Promo 1,000 votes," Varao said. The than the denu seem altogcihcr plcascd votes helped RWU reach the raty triples wen: the besc op with the process. tions Oia1rof the Campus En tion for bowing the students. tertainment Nccwork (CEN), top spot, and on Nov. 3, Ba.sic beginning of "I think the de-cripling is a Physia formally announced AJ an incentive for those who great way fur students to get a spearheaded the effort afrcr opted into temporary triples, a reading about the conccsf on that RWU was the winning better hold on their ind.ividu university via the same Fac.c disc.ounr was offered on the stu Basic Physia' Faccbook age. the semester. .aliry. It's nice fur them to have p bookpage. dents' room and boanl. an opponunity for more space An a,piring DJ himself,Varao Though temporary triples arc said he had been listening to CEN and the university are as many arc anticipating gain- in their room and nor be in fear still in the process of ironing nothing new on campus,the av eep Basic Physics since spring and n: of ruining 10mconc's sl pat out all the details of the concert, erage number of temporary tri u��:� tern." said n:ccntly de-tripled fullowing him on SoundCloud ples wually sits around 40; this ��: bm°:n and Facebook when he so no c:xaa dare has yet been able squca.c.A,. with anything. fr.shman Ed Pillon. = set, but their lan is to have Ba year, the number of temporary ticcdthac BasicPh ysia had an p therearc exceptionsto this, but Provided things continue sic Physia DJ the rd case party triplesballooned to over 120. Montefusco confirmed that at the rate Montefusco and nounced a month-long contest Despite die triple increase in fur October, saying that the when: CEN will announce this anyone still W211ting or willing his team plan, more nudents year'• spting concert, according thenurober of triples, the 0... to n:maiR living in a triple is should begin sharing Pillon', univenity that had the mosc parunenr of Hollling is still ys co Varao. welcome co. '"There arc a num fcdings on the matter 500n. likes of the Basic Ph ics Face working ashard as m:r tx> de book page would win a free •rm ecsa.tic about it,• Varao ber of srudcnts happil tripled, said. "He docs a greatlive show triple the dorms. and [Roger Williamsr honors concen. In addition to the con- "We are still de-tripling. but and greatsrulf." PROVOST: Position to be filledby July 1, 2012 Continued frompage Al comprised committee taSlccd Hean Univenity, wrote that de the University is also accepting who have at least five yar's The applications statesrevjew with• drafting a new general Abruna "will be cririal" 10 the appliations from interested experience teaching in higher of application,will oa:urin late education proposal. She also univcnity'splans, missions, and panics inside the University. education, working in an ad January2012. created a newposition, dean of goals. "I am confident that RWU ministrative lca.<¥rship role, Official appoinuncnt of the Graduateand Online programs, RWU has PoS • 22 Graduate Degree THE BRYANT Programs GRADUATE PROGRAMS • Master's Programs in: � Bryant University Gnduate Schoolof BusiMss prepun studfflts for ,u�s in their cho,en profession,. 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WoJ)lJl-'il)O • �cester.edu/graduate I A3 Cs·-,,,,.,.� NOVEMBER 10, 2011 SLAM: Veteran Bermont takes home firsttit le, . says 'poetry some of the· best ever seen' Continued from page Al The sdcccion process that the "I started thinking that a po etry slam ac Roger WiUiams slam poets went throughep was a. beginner's workshop in S tem could be a rally importantway ey forstudents co express who th ber, auditions in October, and were and what were the things then another workshop aher that were of conet:rn to them the auditions. in a constructivew.a.y and in an These work.mops arc run by artistic way that reached other Olivia Wo rden, Office Manager people," Bilotti said. . ofSrudent Affairs, who co-lads · She then brought this ida up the Poetry Slam with Bilorti. to recent RW U graduate Omar Woccrden said she is willing co Reyes, who haa articipated : �= !: ':��c:/�f ::: in poetry slams an lwas famil iar with the concept. Onc.c Bi work and determine bow they lotti got other pie0 involved, are going to deliver it �6:: "We really make it a larning the experience as well/' Bilotti said. f:,[]��h of2009,"��= Bilotti /:isaid. � Other im�rtaDI mcmben of A lot has changed about the the slam processare the judges. Poetry Slam since then. One This slam's judges were Jor Of the most noticeable was this dan Smith, Assistant Professor year's change in emcee. Since of English, Kathleen McMa Reyes graduated, sophomore hon, Dean of Srudcno:.s, Alli Jesse Ramos took over. son Chase-Padula, Director of "It was a huge honor co be Conferences, Laura Choiniere, the emcee of the ·slam this f:,[], Director of the Center for [Reyes] was the originator of Academic Development, and all this and did an a.nwing job former winner senior Ashley running it He made the evenc Aliengena. really popular on campus," Ra "We had people along the wall mos said. "'I was kind of ner and sitting in the isles.We were"I vous co rry and fill his spot and over capacitysar ," Bilotti said. sec how many people would would 200 people, maybe ::1 want to come af- over th2t h�fJ:.� EluNBUJU Woman driver stopped at gunpe o e o e oie nt j hid . P lic b x d th truck tin BRISTOLPHOINll ContributedAnicle from the back and along.side o t e d A black pickup ruck with prevent th river from escap- e ded i an doext n cab and tinted o u d o win ws was reportedly driv �c dfficers,e who co l nedt e see insi e th cruck, approach ingo rraticalo lyo on icso wayu fromd d d u d P rtsm uth c Brist l aro n 5 with eguns rawn,e oan fo no p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 6. After Charle ne eL. dV rne n, 61, of e e e o Warr n b hin th wheel. or ceiving thor p ort, policewere o o e e o P d n the look ut al ng Mccac m lice h lstedred. th ir weapo nso an e e ed instruct Ms. Vern n t ex.it Avo nuee wheno ed tho trucke pass t t ffic rs p st .n Stat Street. he ttuck. She took her foo off When a police car, with lights the brake anded the ttuck rolled o e into the park vehicle in front tactivated,t be� follt wing th ruck, i pulled in o the break of her. Ano officerd shifred u ed the d e o truck int park an t rn off own lano n Mctacom.o Rathere e o e o than st pping, h wever, th th ignitied n. Still,o e Ms. V rn n u o refus to co p rate with po truck contino ede t roll slowly,o with the p lic car foll wing lice.o d o d Winter farmers' market e d e e b hin . After sev ral mom nts, P lice sai Ms. Vern n smelle of aleohol and sttuggled with police said the- ttuckt accelerat ey ed e e ed, pulling back in o the road police as th tri co g t h r coming to Mt. Hope Fa rm e u o t ouo of the ttuck. Accordinge o e e e e o d way wh reo it contine ed n rth. m re than jwt a tren ," Ms. Police foll wed, att mpting to ot thed police report,ee enine uund IIIISIUlPHOENll j ContributedArtlde b th th wint r farm rs' mark t o d o o u u and the raising of sheep, has Zw linski sai . "People want t st p the truck, b t it contin ed, openee canse of e b r w r fo n e od o n th pass ng r seat. Ms. Ver On the sweeping grounds of got Janet Zwolinski, the farm's know where th ir fo c mes driving through a red trallicu sig o e e e n n was charged with reckless: Mt. Hope Fann and inside a executiv director, excited. A from. At a farm rs' mark t, it's nale at Bay View Avene e, then t e e d e e e driving/eluding p<>lice, refusal heated historic barn, the Eas croch t r, she sai she plans to th only placee wh r you canu sw rving acrossu o the c nter lane u o Bay's only winter farmers'mar make hats and scarves of the talk to a farm r about how }'O r as it contin c-4 n itsway. to s bmit dt a echcmial test,o With police in pursuit, the drivingo under th inffucnce f ket openingu on Saturday, Nov. sheeps' wool.d oo food's grown.e Peoplee are looke e d e cruck ev ntually pulle ov r, alcoh l, an resisting arrest� o19, so undse more like a luxuri ou"rm dotol the ow l from ing foroua wint r farm rs' omark t t us go rm t shop. S th wns isd a l t likee cashe withde ot having to drivee et Prov s opping behind a parked ve- The 186 I barn has hardwood mere," she sai . "Com to th i ence o r Pawrucke t. eW will be ffoors, a gas fireplace that will farmers' market,d ebuy oa piece of th nly wintt r farm r's market be blazing, and a double row the farm an tak it h me." in the Eas Bay. And it's a way Online threats put t ou d of windows tha let in plemy of Increasing agrit rism n an of drawin_g people in to explore light - this is where over a doz c the farm.' !: �� Among the vendors will be Mt. Hope HS on edge en farmersand purveyors of sea ih�w:�t!h��1tli�� d u t food, grass-fed beef. breads and tcr farmers' market an m ch Windmist Farm of James own t o e o o e j 1hc rouble began with a pastries, andd makers of beeswaxe f what the nCW'direct rs f tho with pasturedt chicken, beef. BRISTOLPHOINll ContributedArtide e e candles an alpaca mitt ns will farm hav been branching int lamb and goa ; Wa shing Stone v rbald exchango e betweende twoe o oo u e o stu ents n th bus ri hom set up from 9 a.m. t n n � this year. With its 127 acres of Farm of Little Compton with Ro tine has r turned cs Mt. oo e o ys y Wednesday afccm n. On f cry Saturday through May 5. landscaped gardens and woods fresh produce, The Sunn ide Hopeu Hiith School, dao eafter o e e u e d do o thQSc inv lved was a m mber , "'Ir', a prettyspiffy v n e fora that ext n wn t Mt. Hope in Wa rren will bring break deta nts oana e a fighto sent dn stu t t t of the 'Juggalos,' a group made farmers marl&:t," said John Paul Bay ande he bed and breakfascs u fas items, The Local Catch of nt t th hedspital o an ,o over Smith, the farm's marketing di inns, th farm focuses i b si.: Narragansett will sdl fish and night, escalat int an nlinc up uof &ni of the hardcore orape o d � p Insane Clown P ss rcctoL ncss n events an weddings, shellfish, The Cupcakcriet of war of wordse that included d do o (ICP). Lacerthat evening. a se Right outside the doors of the an hase been d jng exceptie en Wa rwicke will bring wha its threats of viol nce. t o ue d e ries of Faccbook pos ing., made barn, D miniq an Rhod ally w ll; wedt ings hav ris n nam implies, Provcnt;al Bak Principaie e eDonald oo Rebello d e d o e by Mt. Hope students referred Islan Red h ns an a r ost r from 11 las yearto 37 this year, ery of Middletown will offer cam ov r tho sch ol's PAde at 8 b the Juggalos re- named Lord Nelson twill range with 50 already booked next bread, The Coffee Guy from a.m.o Friday t imple re stud nts t :i:: �,; f year.t t t Middletown will have ooffec on c remaind peac ful, an he On Thursday morning, five �caii'���I� I� �: th�"e:: oBu thed farm iso also rying o tap, and Providence's Farmacy warnee dethem thate threatso - ei u J ggalos arrived at schoolwcar beds,d sttetchingu out ttheir obodies pen its oors m re to invite ine Herbs will bring medicinal the r mao in p rson r on social d an kicking p dir int their the ecommunity, hosting Nativ herbs.e e nootw rking sites such eas oFace ingfaceo paint o an makeup simi feathers, then shaking ir ofF. Amd rican tribes,o Boy Scoutse eEnt r through th farm's main b k - will be taken s ri usly. laru c thate wd rnby elCP. District Nearby, visitors can sec the an school t ws.d Staffo e wer ntrance at 250 Mecacom Ave. "There will be aou strong p KARYN PROCTORI FeaturesEditor uninterrupted, Nothing beats roller coaster of job applica Proctor blood is a stubborn for far too long. I've worried the location of our apartment; tions, losing friends, making thing; ir may not be the best about other people's reactions I'm up to three packs a week. Bristol harbor is behind the friends and finding my identity. decision, but as long asit feels to my personal decisions, At Unfommatdy, smoking is I house and the sun creates im Am alone in fe eling this way? right, then it's for die best. one point, I altered my dream a habit that had enteredmy maculate colors that Rood my Recently, my carwas broken At the culmination of senior for someone else and almost life at an earl a e and since bedroom walls and kitchen. into, resulting in over $2,300 year, anythingwill be easier lost it all. But life's too shon to then, I've stru� ed to kickic But for reasons unbeknownst wonh of my possessions being than the journey I've mclcJed put all your eggs in one· basket to the curb. ere's something to me, I've brought my world taken. How does a fourth year these past fouryears. Without I've got to get out there and see inexplicable in reg.ud to the to a crashing haft. student in higher education the added stress of homework, what else is awaiting me. release of anxiety 1 experience I Let me pause for a minute h�d�::/it�! interviews and layout, pay- You just do not kriow what r I when exhaleAt from a d ag of while light another one and :�e���l �i�s ing the bills on time should is going to happen, and what nicotine. times, my anxi� center my thoughts. galore and unpaid debt grow be easy. I just wane to end up could be staring you in the ety gets so bad that my chest At the moment, my world ing rapidly. When it comes somewhere doin me for me, face. tightens; loud music and a diet g I or feels upside down. Life moves down to it, my cat eats more for once in my life. However, Life seemed perfect, at the nicotine paired with scarce so fast and opponunities are than I do. suppose it is the right time in time. But I'm at the point in meals of overloaded sodium thrown fromevery single direc Recently, I've hurt people. my life to have so much on my my life where I have n"'.'erbeen help push through my mo tion so that it's hard to tell left But it took me a long time to mind . .fi.fter all, isn't this what 0 ments of vulnerability. There's from right and right from lefr. learn that the most im?)rtant growing up is all about? :;1i:��d!t· a comfort in knowing that my The highs and lows arc haul to thing in my life is my,df. In ful oppommities and chances; Y , ¥:t:nw�tn:a fingertipshouse the lingering differentiate fromas well. One the end, I've only ever wanted v��i::e�:tfe a�i �� ::;�O:,ut. life's too short to hinder on the scentof cigarettes; nothing minute I'm soaringand the to do good for everyone, and as But I'm happy to say that I've edge of spont2neity. It's about makes me feel better than see next minute, I'm so low to the a result of recent life choices, I had that ah-ha moment. I've taking risks and seizing the ing my reliable packsitting on I I I front ground that fe el asthough canachieve both. It sucks and handled life's punches flawlessly moment. did just that and, my seat. could never pick my,df back it hurts, but it's for the best. and I'm ready to keep rolling well, it's made for a really shitty Lately, I've caken the time up again. & crazy as everything is with with the next ones. �k, but regardless, lifeis still to begin my morning with a Where am I going in life? Is this economy, I've turned down With a job offer out in perfect. cup of coffee and a ci�e. this a question that all seniors job offers because ultimately, Chicago, I've had wanteda lot on my I've just got to put out my These morningslife spent reflect� ask themselves? I've found my biggest goal in life is to be mind. I've always to cigarette out and follow my ing on my are serene and senior yearto be a tumultuous happy and doing what I love. move away and experience life; heart. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Eachweek, the RWU Photo Club assigns a topic to d t The article "To eat or not to eat" [from the Nov. 3 issue ofTm p.1:it:n's'.'°J=�� HAWKS' HERAID] staccs in one of the graphics that carnivoccs the�one. The winner gets make up the majority of-the United States. Human beingsare not printed in THE HAwr.'s HERAw! e carnivores, th y are omnivores, meaningconsuming both meat Lastweek 's assignmentWM and vegetable matter. True carnivores include big cat species, Humor. Next week's assignmentti is a weasels, dogs etc. �Fsut�I:funs:· Thank you, pbok,[email protected],n,.eda. Devon L. Manin, Adminisuative A.uist2nt, The Peggyand Marc C.Ome Join Photo Club! Spiegel Center forGlobal and International Programs Meetingsheld: Tuesdays at9 The winning photograph wa., takenby Hill.uyNadwomy. p.m. in GHH-Go5 TI-IE HAWKS' HERALD 2011-2012 STAFF DIRECTORY The student newspaper of Roger Williams University EDri'oR-IN-OIIEP WHITMORE • bwhitmore41�rwu.edu DISCIAIMER MANA.GING EDl10.DL------A14ANDA NEWMAN• [email protected] THEHAwxs' HERAlD is a srudcnt publication. The views,statemenu, opinions, depictions, and/ NEWSEDl10R 41.1ANDANEWMAN• �[email protected]:du e H or rq,racntatiow (cxp.rcssions) containedh rein an:soldy thoseof T E HAwxs' HERAlDand ASST. NEWSEDITOR.. 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Despite being named the n..:w ble-overtime, Fusaro had the He's your size and you'd be per head wrestling coach a1 Roger aforementioned shot that jwc fe ct for him.' So he invited me Williams Universiry, the sport bounced offthe pmt. Five min to coach there and I eventually is not the most important thing utes later Fusaro made RWU rook over that program and was for Jon £Ran. No, the fflOst im CCC Champions. there forthree years." portant t:hingay is his home and It was a great way to end the While coaching ar Milton, his,. &mily. M be that's why he has CCC careersof the eight seniors tory repca1ed itself as Kcmmy a knack of alw:oys coming baclt on the squad. One of them, recruited Egan again, this time 81 .._ \l'1IIT\.lnfU , to where he staned. 10 hdp him coach at his alma Laurin Pendleton, was unsure if ng After graduaiing from RWU mater. Kati, Fusaro scortd htr Alttam-kttd;ng 81hgoal of 1h, ttason. she would even be able IO play eg as third all rime in wrestll at all this season. A knee injury "Kemmy invited me back wins, Egan now gets to � Continued from page 10 capitalize on those brcakaw:oy put the rest of her coll e soc here, and then he was named over the job from his funner attempts. That didn't d.isc.our cer careerin doubt, but she was interim athletic d.irecror," Egan nom the sun both defenses coach Dave Kemmy who was to agc the Hawks' head coach nm able to recover in timero play in said. "Since there's a transition shOW l victory at the end of W'hatcver ir is, it has Boston NICISCHWAllffl I HmldCDnblbuter Wt season, all of Boston was fans scr2tching their heads, catatic; cars were ffiepcd and as the season thw fur ha.s nor . La" year the Boston Bruins chaos ensued throughout the lived up to the city's highTun a were virtually unstoppable and ey ng city. Ir was a gloriow time fur �tions. I have to blame the mana&ed to put t�ether the ey Bruins fanseverywhere, as th def(goalsense. Stani goalie best nockey team that Boston were once again champions of' Thomas is averaging a GM has seen in yean. Th had an the hockey world. So, Boston against average) of only �nbelicvable season, going into will see great triumph once 2.00 aad has a save percentage the playoffs with a record of 46- again in mis upcoming hockey of .931. While1 this doesn't indl ey 25-11. Game afrer game, !heir season, ridtt? Maybe nor. a,; ihe final scores of most of performance was absolucely The defending Sanl Cup the gat!lC:5 I believe it's a rdlec stellar, which continued into champions are off to a rocky tion of how ihc offense it per the playof&, as their hard work funning. nm Thomas simply RACHEL UlEP ey start this seawn with a record of and dedication paid off with a six wins and seven 101.ICS, put cannot carry the entire team, Fmhman Riclty VanBoll isa Bruins Fa natic. ey Stanl Cup triumph over the ting them in last place in the and therefore the offense mwt said. Va ncouver Canucks - the Bs nonhcast division, and in the step up !heir game .if th are rgo VanBost has also pinpoin1ed first championship win in 39 Eastern Confnencc. What's ro defend their tide in the po.str the biggest issue with Boston: years. Ricky VanBosr, a freshman wrong? Have the Bruins fo t sea.son comeApril. "Chemistry and !heir inabil After the Boston Bruins' Stan- at Roget Williams Univer ten how to win? ity to score," he said. "They sity, has a 1ough time hiding haven't looked ·good on the his love for the Boston Bru power play and haven't been ins, bur it is nor like he wanes able to put the puck in the to. Va nBost proudly spom back of rhe ncr.• Bruins' _gear everydayey despite Va nBosr believesthat the rest the ddcnding Stanl Cup of the league has gotten better Champions' troubles this sca- �fa��!��:1th��r : as compared ro last year. •rm ogo nor wing ir asan excuse. but ir seems like this yearthe rest of er - he has ihc team's l tat the goalies around the league rooedon his ealf. have really siepped up and According to VanBost, the ey have been playing a lot better." Bruins this season don't need So really, the Bruins aren't in BOST to fix100 much. "A ll th need bad shape Va nBost said. He i., time," he said. '"The issue is said he has seen the Bs play the sc:uon will be over before long enough ro know what we even know it." nccils to be fixed. Va nBos1 re ..J "Maybe jw;t mix up the lines ally thinks it jwt coma down GE1n' IMAGES a bit. I'd love to sec Marchand, ro one thing: "They need to Krejci and Sep!in on a line for f""ttrn take more shots and be more a couple of shifu," Va nBosr .fo,,nc,. �i.:,�o l!. &fort thtir r,cmt ttr,a/,, 1h, Bruins wer, 6-7-0 and las1place in th, Con ------THE NOVHAWKS'EMBER IoHERALD , 201 I SECTION B Most popular countries the U.S. adopted from in 2010 S1111is1in 1111d grnphic1 ofmaps courtll} of ndoprio11.i1,11,·.g111• In 2010 there were 11,058 adoptions made by the United States 6,202 of these adoptions were female, 4,856 were male. 4. ILUNOIS 487 The average child 5, IIICHIGAN442 2. tarYOIIK"874 adopted in 2010, Male 44% was between Female 5� 1 and 2· years old. 3. TEXAS !IM Fa mily doesn't mean having to share the same DNA The heartfelt stories of adoption not an.end rhe funeral services. IIINSIYJANIII MIOIWf LilI HmldRepuun "Al l I know is her name and where she lives and I knowwhat she looks l.ik,&om really old pic:tUrcs &om mygrandmother," Brouillardsaid. The month of November is set aside each y� to When Brouillard was nine mondu old, her and her hdp raise awareness about the adoption of children fathermet Jill, who would changethcir lives forever. and youth &om fustcr care. The organization began in Jill and Brouillard', lither went on toget married and 1976, when Massachusc:m Governor Michael Dukakis Jill officially adopted Brouillard as her daughter. announcedAdoption Weck. This spread in popularity, "!Jill] said the reason she married m; dad was beausc and in 1984, President Ronald � dttlmd the of nu: and she want Their initiative focuses on finding Wll.f3 to ""recruit •t think she wanted to wait until I had hit middle and retain" parents for the 107,000 child and f"uth in school so I could understand better what had hap fo m:r care today (childwdfu-e.gov). This years theme pened," Brouillard said. "It was really devastating to I is "Build Capaciry to Make lasting Change," and is me. Once she explained what hap{"'ned 1 understood relat Brouillard, who was too young co know what was lup... lard was adopted, she said the rules were that they were Brouillard isproud to teU people she was adopted. In pcning at the rime, got shifted around with f.uni1y never co say to Brouillard she wasn'c di.cir real sister - siruations where she needs co tell a fun fact about her. self. she always mentions that fact. mcmben during the days while her dad went ro work. -beauscto Brouillard they an:. Some of those famiJy members indudcd aunts and un Before ber brother and sisterfound our, Brouillard The most common question that everyone asb is if cleson her biological mother's side, someof whom still said they occasionallywould ask how she was rdared to she isever curious to con[aC[ her biological mother. Jill speakto her today. her grand.mother, who is her biological mother's mom. and Brouillard', cunent boyfiicnd both have said th,y When Brouillard', mother left, she did not tcU her Brouillard also questioned this relationship as she al would suppon her if she W.15 interested in contacting family ready had grandparents from her father's side as well her biological mother. where she was going and no one has spoken c9 life her since. Brouillard', grandmother on her biological as Jill's family but she never thought to look into the "If she did I think it would change my forever. I mother's side recently passed away. Her mother W3S answer. SeeADOPTION , page B2 contacted co Ice her know what wa.s happening buc did •1 laid there in bed and contemplated how she was Legitimate addiction INDEX to frenchfries? Easr Asian StudiesMinor ...... B3 Fashion: Mus, Have Ves ts...... B5 Empty calories in processed fo od arc B3 proving addicting results Public Safety Series...... 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B cause allc in erna Brouillard and her current tional adoptioon s aor closed, boyfriend have already saned Murphyt has n ph toSn or im talking about nead opting their media e ways of c.o tacting awnchildren o day. her biologiant1 funinly, bute she t if i terest i som day a RV1 UI 1111:r "I wouldn' be talking to you expressed a /8 them. it wasn't forJill soI wantto give reaching out o G bbyMmd,,, shrd ov,r a inchn of mur in n,pport o/ ctlNtr m,arrh. Sh, raised "'und$1,400. them what they have given me,' "I've thought aboutts finding she said. "I want to adopt [a my biologial paren ," she child] aod give someone a bet said.ng"I wantthink mot e thao aoy ter opportunity jUSt liu I have thi I to go visit South had theopportunity ." Korea. ·If anything. I fed like e n e thncert e the ting it enal I off for ca 1 would probably try and find Cut Uaclentaacling cwt1lff my brorm:rs bcfoteI found my gott h r oervous bur it- defi- pat . Ano er firs tim r ro IIAIIIAO'IWIOUNI ---- nicely did n t bring any second event was sophomore Gtcgory parents." o oo An adoptive child seeking . . thoughts toc mind.es Fromo the be-ts Neville. As Neville's fust year, If you wete to fly from Seoul, As,fcom•�g r ancwsche l as our their biologial family ginning, M nd thhadnt edoub he was ableney to ra,se $57t3. He South Kotca, to Long Island, � frcs�mn an �n not ough, N.Y., your flight wouldnte leave sounds like a �nu' wo rst scary ? and ewas positiveea a shn would raisedn mo and crea ed an e o g .something 50 c c fromon e of Seoul's two i rna nightmeare, but Murphyn saysn � � i out shav her h d in the ame of aware esserogram. fur his n:si boldt ha t Itn made younst>.nd n t n both h r parents arc o e hu - cancenr rcscuch. en d ncct hall (beingn a R l oo o ng o e HlfflN LABIAN IYAI VIOIAI llmldR,port,, open space on campus andwas, for some reason, moved to the a vest thisfall We are a:lls that shift and shell pad,. to collide through the campw' Those who fuugh, keep bloodstream. likethe body's the sphere c.ontinued to meet oxygen-carrying bloodkeep cdls, it's resistance among admini.straeagu our job assrudcnts to the don from their coU es, alJ university from the Rat line. the way ro the President'sey Of We instill new ideas: expres fic.c. The more th questioned, sion, creativity, and divcnity; they fuund themsdves being these are the fundamenc:tl ek delivered liabiliryacwes: "Itoo mcna of whu I'd consider an could fall over• ... "The sch l artisticenvironment. Yet I am hasn't the proper_ security"•.• nor a lone voic.c in saying while "We have no lockable spaces." ancnding a libm.J ans school, There had been reluctance in I've seen a lo, of building, and hosting srudencs' work. in fear not much an. of it being too c.ontroversial or Ir alsomay have something offensive. IOdo with living offcampw We need to remember that and the fact that I haven'r even this univenity must bebal step footCommons in building, this year, anced, and the only way ro do i.e. the or Marine so isbe open to any newidea. and Naru.-.1 Sciences building We must constantly c.onvene, when: collectivdy almost half refresh our oxygen and gen of 44 newly installed anworks erate newness. Theneed for have been held. has activism in the anschange is and Last Thursday I met with one been presenr; the in Roger Wi lliams University's attirude broughr by the new visual ans profcssort, Michael administration .isthe first step Rich, and had a r:ather organic to establishing homcoswis. conversation �arding an on Still, I wonder how many campus.We spoke not solely srudmts notia: the an installa on the in.stallations, but more tions out campw? How � Major: Marketing so on 'Anson Campus' asa many have acrually spawned campaign. We discwsed where How J. c.onvcrsation? many Favorite Stoff: Crew campus an has been (hiding), scudents have thought, 'Whoa where ir can be fuund, and face. f... nia:,' and kept on shuflling showwhcrhcr or not it will begin co ast? Whatif abour the fa culry? iu wonder they're inrirnidated Spiritswere akin to how or unconc.cmcd. I wonder,ng but hW,Jy he spoke of the new then I alsokeep on shuffli admininrationand their acting a.sa vitalorgan to promote the Pif�w can we keep Amon campaign.For the past decade, Campus in our dialogue? How he and other faculty membert can we avoid these installations !GflHIOVAIIIWO / -llef>ort,f leather vest_I f with boldprints had been srruggling to show being an is.rueat all? Howcan I spotted Uurcn on the and laa:. you're �ng dar c:asc the University's creative we ensure me Univeniry has ground floor of Global Herl- ing lilc,K,$ha, rocka fur Vest potential. attaid with your &voritc sheer top, nothingro be of? tage Hall on Frida),ee afternoon rc He showed me a picture of I'll make a proposal: how gr:abbing some coff befu black jeggings anda statement a giant moss sphere sculpture, about anyone or morescu- her next class. Assoon as I saw wed.gt. SWeacer vests arc perfect with a simple solid long-sleeve with a window on one 5ide, dent! a CHRISTOPHER l'fflKKCONNEUY MUNSEY Contributor MATTHEWNIG£ Herald ContriblllDr Herald Contributor pz, Htrald is� The Presidmi1 new" asyu,a pm" pr� for nudem loam iseaclmas,d· ,01,,lp 1.2 million t 1-fll!llposed a plan to aide a,\lcge Education IDa succeafulfunue, so it's scudcnts. The prbRM9-zuu!v---&ploan payments ng io1Jl,back their loans. It 1w uoubling to chink that knowlec!g,ta,uld soon be _ at 10 percent of aborrower's individual income, if cc Pay-As-You Go;ey a term that cau,es cxmsidcred a luxury hem. I unde ran� the ts � � theymake lessthan ·a a:n:ain amount per - The reflection on where the mon to pay for the that arc involved in running a uruvers1cy, and m �ga student will alsohe relieved of the ddit obli aons program will come &om. Dr. cgeRobcnRiz.a, sai? a vic.c most cases these high prices canbe jwtilied, bur after 20 years of payment. rcsidenc of an American coU , n:ccntly that at leastgive us a break when we try to pay our if p This sounds prerty good you aak i:n•- Th• he cannot piaw:c anyoneng but cu.payersege handing professom back. _ � again, Wee every no c form this ad.mi msm over the cash, includi those coll gr:ads who The Obama admini.stration is currently uymg to � � � _ tion has c.omc up with, JS this smoke and murors are working to pay their own loans. pass lcgidation tothat would limit a person's student or is this the real deal? Anyone who fw taUn any economia class c.ould loan payments IO percent of rheir disposable. Ir is said thar insriru,ing this rogr:am will help rd! you the "parable of d,e broken window.•ng As income.This is a g�nd to all of w who have to p _ bring down the pcrc.cncage of dcfaul.ts on scudcnc the story g'!°• a personjusti6es their breaki of a sit through the FAFSA processwith our parenu that _ loans.to This will also make it easier on the scudent shopkeepereepe s window by saying sma: now the each year. The greatest pan of all is cJ:u.r even if it p =�- pay back the money borrowed. But whar ha shop k r must pay a glazier for a new windOW, isn't passed, the legislation already What the pens after 20 years? Ifscudent loans arc forgiffn the glazier wiU then spend the money and so on, President is trying co do JS put his plan JJ\to aifect after 20 years, bow much debt will our country therefore their action has stimulated the economy. in 2012 r:ather then the already scheduled year of incur? Could this he another bubble? This theory falli co ClU inco account the ocher 2014, and redua: the pera:ntage of pay en':' from � I really don'r know how this uld rumour. uses of the money on which the shopkeeper had 15 perc.enr to 10 percent. This c.ounrry 1S facmg °:' _ What's obviow is every Republican will fight thu planned to spend the money. numerouseg financial troubJcs, bu, the high cost The same holds uue for the president's proposa l. because the current rightto wing fiscalpolicy is: if ppo of coll e is noc a trouble that we can put on the ey the mon isn't goi the military or lsra , Su eyners argue thoseey affected will have more back burner. ng ey? don't spendit. And for the Democrats, th re mon to spend; th do nor l:m into ac';Ount Whether you arc a Democrat or a Rcpu?lican, wy spinel�; most will dcnounc.c ch.lsprogram the opportunity coses. Theto government will need lumber or la er. weto all ne.cd an educanon; so gu because many need to distanc.c themselves from to use taxpayer dollan cover the unpaid lDaN, fe t's fi re out a way pay for it. Even if there arc _ . Obama in the deaions. and it seems the administration fu.von ra1smg flaws in ch.is plan, we can't ignore the big picrure. Unfonunarcly, at the end of the day, the source w:es, therefore rakingused more money from people We have a population who .isdesperate to better ng _ of the problemBoard ls the risi c.osr of educauons. Re who couldng have it in many diffenncey ways, them.selves, and an education syncm that works ege a:ncly, Coll announced the cost of sra« ioclud.i paying back their own debts th are not ·nsc us financially. It ju.rt isn't right. eg coll esare apeaed ro increase by eight percenL "relieved. from." �c plan the President wants co put into effect. . 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