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College Voice Vol. 31 No. 19

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. It has been accepted for inclusion in 2006-2007 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. First Class Ll.S.Postage PAID Permit #35 e o e e New London, CT ,PUBLISHED WfEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF CONNECTICUTCOUEG£ VOLUME XXXI' NUMBER 19 FRIDAY, APRIL 13 2007 . ' CONNECTICUT COLLEGE, New LONDON, C Here We Go Again ... An Interview With • Girl Talk The Voice Interviews OK Go The "Night Ripper" Comes To Conn • BY PAUL DRYDEN capacity rooms to 3000-10900 BY HORATIO JOYCE GO: r embrace mainstream aes- capacity rooms has definitely been a thetics, and the music is all based on a&e associate editor leaming process. You have to get the a&e contributing writer Top 40 music, and that's what I lis- momentum going really fast night teu to, aud that's what I really like. Paul Dryden caught Tim after night. It's a heavier tra-in we're Horatio Joyce: I accidentally left That's my main interest in music. I Nordwind, bassist for Floralia head- trying to pull now. You have to use your album Nighr Ripper at home would like it to be mainstream. Tile liner, OK Go, by phone, at one of the different muscles. It's definitely an over Christmas break and when I way it is, I am manipulating this band's stops during their spring tour. interesting experience. returned home over spring break, my material into weirder contexts than PD: I know the load-in/set- dad was reluctant to give it up. the original to a degree, just the Paul Dryden: So where are you up/sound check schedules for arena whole idea conceptually is a little bit guys on the road? How has this big shows make the days really long. It Gregg Gillis: (Laughs) What off from just the more straight ahead tour been with Snow Patrol? must be exhausting having that all kind of music is your dad into? mainstream stuff that's very mar- Tim Nordwind: We are in start so early in the morning and not ketable. Minneapolis right now, It has been perform until late at night. HJ: Opera, but he recognized great, these are the biggest audi- TN: It's definitely very different. some of your older samples. How HJ: You said you listen to Top ences we've had the chance to play You actually don't sweat as much would you explain your fan base? 40, anything else? for in consecutive nights in a row. because it's so well-cooled as com- It's been an awesome experience to pared to a club, where it's a hot as GG: Every show is really differ- GG: I am really a radio guy. I OK Go and Girl Talk will headline this year's Floralia rock so many faces all at onC;". In fuck and you're sweating buckets. ent, 1 think depending on how it's love Pittsburg radio, but outside that, our experience on the road, we've So I feel more tired after a smaller our music with a larger sound but . They bring a ping pong table out on promoted. But it's been really great, CDs from my home right now, [like] tried to always stay one step ahead show even though it is somewhat our next record is not going to be a the road with them and we always just the diversity. I thiuk it's always the new Dan Deacon, a guy I just of the venue with our production harder to get people to react during a stadium rock album. We're trying to play with them. Silversun Pickups a good and interesting mix at shows, played with in Baltimore, I've been and live show. So now that we're huge arena show. write on the road but we're not are the first openers on the tour - people who seem like they're into listening to. Rich Boy, the. rapper here oil the big stage, we're actually PD: Have you been adjusting exactly sure where we're going with they are about to get really big. They different genres of music. from Alabama. The new Game CD, really comfortable. your writing process for the bigger it yet. are really sweet people. During their I've been getting really into it. PO: So has that transition been rooms that you are playing? Are you PO: How has the road been with HJ: How do you describe your SEE OK Go SEE GIRL TALK difficult to tackle? trying to create a "larger" sound? Snow Patrol- are they good guys? music? TN: Goiug from 500-2000 TN: Well we've always wrote TN: They're really nice guys. .Continued on page six Continued on page six .Students Create Spotlight: Human Rights Camels Around The

BY ALLISON ZELMAN World contributing writer American Studies Major CISLA, the Government Department, STAND, the Middle Andrew Higgins (07 ... Eastern Club and the Renewable BY GREG SOWA Energy Club are collaborating to between 12 and 15 different cities. sponsor SPOTLIGHT: HUMAN contributing writer Acapuleo, Ixtapa, Mexico City ... RIGHTS, a production which will My favorite place was Saladitas, take place on April 20th in Oliva which is a really isolated surfing Hall, Cummings at 8:00 p.m. This College Voice: So how did you spot outside lxtapa. I went there 3 production includes a large variety decide on Mexico? times. of student performers, activists and organizations. MobRoc's own Andrew Higgins: I went there CV: What was the social life like SOUL band will be performing as the surruner after sophomore year, there? the house baud. Other performances for an anthropology project with include Dance Club and Eclipse Professor Juli. I met a lot of kids at AH: The biggest difference from dancers and choreographers, A cap- the university where we were stay- Conn is that the social life is com- pella groups ConnArtists and Scuds, ing, and I wanted to perfect my drumming and other talented singers Spanish. and performers. Aside from the artistic performers, seven students CV: How did you set it up? will speak briefly about their per- sonal experiences working with Conn student Rachel Zelinsky '10 volunteered her time in Tbe MarsballIslands untb these young children (Zelman). AH: I'd already gotten credit Human Rights organizations and from La Universidad de las victims abroad. Of these seven stu- together in support of ending human Ideally, the school will make three senior human rights activists: Americas (UDLA) , where I stayed dent activists, all proceeds will be rights violations. The goal of the stronger connections with develop- Trent Hardman '07, Emily Honstein in the sununer. I contacted them to donated to Fundacion Profiino, a production is not only to spread ing countries and more students will '07 and Allison Zelman '07. After say that I wanted to continue there, rehabilitation center for street chil- awareness about various human become aware of available opportu- living abroad, they recognized the and I had to write a letter to Conn for dren in Honduras to which Megan rights abuses across the world, but to nities. These efforts will connect all large quantity of students who return special permission, because it's not McCarthy '07 has dedicated the' create an understanding that every- those who are passionate about back to college from either an inter- one of the places where 'we always later part of her college career. one can make a difference, even if it human rights, from performers to national opportunity or volunteer have programs. This production/Is based on the means to simply be an audience activists, as well as those who sim- work and have numerous stories, idea that Connecticut College stu- member. The hope is that the pro- ply share an interest in becoming information and newfound dedica- CV: You were there for a while, dents and organizations, from vari- duction will become sustainable, more informed about the world we tion for assisting in development or weren't you? ous departments and with a varied and every year various students can live in. change somewhere in the world. Andrew Dir:r:ins '07 spectrum of passions, will come share their experiences with others. This project is the creation of Although such stories and inspira- AH: Yeah, I was there for junior tions are shared amongst friends, spring, summer, and then senior fall. pletely off-campus. We always went U comin Cam us Events: they decided that it was time that to bars, or clubs, or house parties. Photo Contest such experiences were shared CV: How were your living The people are really friendly";

amongst the entire campus commu- arrangements? everyone you meet introduces you t r Continues! "The Great Tennessee nity. Such a concept would alJow 10 or 20 other people. I had a group everyone to be informed regarding AH: My first semester there I of about 15 really close friends who Last week's Monkey Trial" plausible routes for human rights lived in a dorm. I shared an 8-room I still keep in touch with. activism at our own college. Aside suite with all guys, and we had a winner: Sunday & Thesday, John C. Evans from this informative aspect, they bathroom, kitchen and living room. CV: What kinds of classes dld recognized the significance that the It drove me crazy. There was no you have to take? Anne Hall, Cummings Art Center arts could have in bringing the entire alcohol allowed on campus, and we AH: In the spring, I took courses campus together to recognize the couldn't have female visitors - they geared toward international stu- Raftopoulos Tickets: $26 ($23.50 Seniors, $13 'abuses that occur in the world and to had to sign in. During the summer I dents: grammar, Mexican literature make the first step in striviug to end moved out, and shared an apartment and culture, and written communica- This Week~s Students) them. with a friend from Tijuana. Then in tion. In the fall I took courses that Megan McCarthy '07, a CIS LA the fall I moved iuto a different were designed for the Mexican stu- Theme: • Poet and Pulitzer Prize nominee scholar, has dedicated her CISLA apartment with a friend from south- dents - political philosophy, interna- experience to Fundacion Profiino, a ern Mexico. tional relations, and history. Portrait/People Lucille Clifton will read poetry at rehabilitation center in Honduras for CV: Did you do a lot of travel- CV: Did the immigration debate ing? Conn on April 24th, 4:30 p.m. in SEE SPOTLIGHT SEE CAMELS

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The College Voice Letters should be single-spaced, no longer ~: reserves the right to accept or reject any ad. than 300 words, and must include a phone The Editors-in-Chief shall have final content number for verification. Please send all letters approval. The final deadline for advertising is as a Microsoft Word attachment to:· - - :5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday preceding publica- [email protected] tion. THE COllEGE VOICE· APRIL 13, 2007 • 3 r OPINION WOMEN'S ISSUES AS CLASS ISSUES WHY I SHOULD BE PRESIDENT .~JENNY MADDEN • ViEWPoINT ALEx FRECON • GET YOUR FRECON Access to birth control, health eration the cost of the procedure Sometimes I wonder what it Iranian forces captured about fifteen 1\1 ,exams, and a safe abortion: these who had just bought an expensive never cleaned it, not once. The other itself, but other issues, like finding ~concerns are considered "w ' would be like to rule a country. You British sailors for trespassing on drink. He spilt it on his shirt, and he day my roommate said our room If' "F omens time to get to the clinic, which may know, be a president, a prime minis- Iranian waters. Britain maintained i.'lssues. . ew people recognize them was pissed. He pushed me and he smelled like rotten baby diapers and entail taking valuable time off work; ter, a dictator. I feel like we tend to 'as class issues. But every day, poor that their sailors had not trespassed said "DUDE, YOU SPILLED MY so I examined the fridge. There wa seeking help with existing children think of our world's leaders as super and a standoff ensued, Many politi- DRINK." I sized him up pretty mold everywhere. To give yo an women are while she visits the clinic; paying humans, the best of our respective cal analysts thought that this might quickly, He wasn't big so I thought I idea, there was mold covering an forced to neg- expensive travel costs; and as doc- societies. I go along with that until I tumble numerous countries into fur- would slap him, but then I saw his entire part of my fridge. I, by being lect proper tors payments for multiple visits. listen to Fox News. ther turmoil with the nation of Iran. friends. He had eight or nine dudes the big man on campus with' a health Care. These painstaking steps that poor What people don't realize is that Obviously, they all poi~ted out how giving me the death stare, all about fridge, had the responsibiliW'tl> Largely women must take severely restrict history has this situation would further isolate as big as him. Some of them were clean it. By not cleaning it, I was responsible is their freedom of choice. shown us that the West from the Muslim commu- scary and had tattoos of tigers and directly responsible for creating a the 1976 Conn students are not immune to normal human nity. snakes. I promptly told him I was situation where mold could fester Congressional these problems; such injustices are beings run Iran would only let the British sorry and went back to having a and grow. That day I was faced with. H y d e not limited to Mississippi. Just a few countries. I'm sailors go on one condition. They good time. a decision. I was really pissed ~Hhe Amendment months ago, the Conn health center going to take a had a list of demands, but it wasn't a restricting federal monetary support Now you want to tell me that I mold. I found it audacious and hos- was forced to drastically raise their look at Nazi list, as it only encompassed one for poor women seeking abortions. made a "better" decision than the tile that the mold had the nerve to prices for birth control, Without Germany for thing. Do you know what the Prime Minister of Britain? Man, I Before 1976, Medicaid covered grow in my fridge. But I knew I had insurance. the yearly cost is now instance. demand of Iran was? They wanted :'--'lllmost 1/3 of all abortions in the must be a really good leader (Class a decision to make. Say sorry and several hundred dollars. Several Hitler was Britain to say they were sorry. President voting begins Monday , "United States; since then, it has cov- clean it? Or tell the fridge to gi>'f- other college health centers also had crazy. He was Am I the only one who thinks April 16th), Either that or the West is k itself. e ered almost none. The Hyde to adjust costs. The shift is a result a nut-job who led his country into a that this is ridiculous? I'm sorry, but much much smarter than all of us. Are you serious? I don't Amendment states that federal fund- of changing agreements between dark and terrible frenzy. If anything, since when has pride been a bigger Instead of throwing a little bit of know how to fight suicide bomb ing for abortions will only be con- drug companies and Medicaid. he was a really good orator (because issue than trying to keep Muslim water on a fire we started I we chose fridges! I cleaned that fridge RIGHT sidered in cases of incest, rape, or These jumps in prices. sometimes he was so passionate about being countries from hating us even more? to blow on it because we "don't QmCK (as class of 2009 presiden- threats to the health of a pregnant up to a 300% increase, are cumber- crazy). So on one hand, you could not say want to say sorry". Yeah ... I see it tial candidates should). ' woman. What The Hyde some on college students and may I know this is quick, but stay sorry and further throw yourself into now. It must be a fake out or some- How good of a president would I Amendment does not take into con- actually force some to discontinue with me. Take a look at Britain right a potential war or you could just say thing, a flea flicker! make? sideration is the multitude of rea- use of the pill, ring, or other steady now, Now I don't follow global sorry. Yeah, great choice. I have a fridge in my room. sons that a woman may seek an method of birth control. All women events too closely, but I know that One time I bumped into a dude I have had it for two years and I abortion. In several cases fall under are affected by the oppressive costs this legislation, tight finances neces- of "women's" issues. TONIGHT ... WE DINE ... IN HARRIS! sitate government assistance. The majority of America takes it Pregnancy is a very expensive for granted that women in the ANDREW MEYER • I HAVE ADD ordeal. Still, these costs pale in con- United States have a freedom to Reading a play-by-play of a Red Sox game recently, I noticed that it -How old John Smoltz is (39 ... also known as "ancient", in baseball .sideration to the costs endured once choose and protect their bodies, but seemed to be incomplete. For example, while it did say "J.D. Drew struck terms.) the child is born. If a woman cannot it is a weighted freedom that we out looking", it forgot to add "and strained four muscles in his neck while -How old Tom Glavine is (41... also known as "prehistoric") afford an abortion -the average cost continue to fight for every day. Most turning to watch the pitch go by." -What the deal with Moises Alou pissing on his hands to toughen them is now about $500 -then how could do not realize that many women I went to Borders recently to purchase a book called Sex, Drugs, and up is (I actually found that it's probably just superstition, and that most peo- she ever afford a child? already have lost that freedom, hav- Cocoa Puffs. I was very excited on my way to the store: not so much for the ple think if anything, it would make your hands softer, not tougher. Another way government ing decisions forced upon them by book itself, but for the opportunity to walk up to a random girl working there Interestingly, in this search, I also learned that many people think it's a good restricts women's access to safe and the nexus of corporations and gov- and say, "Excuse me, I'm looking for sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs ... can you idea to urinate on a jellyfish sting, although one person pointed out-that effective abortions is by limiting the ernment. The Hyde Amendment and help me out?" vinegar works better, and you should just piss on the jellyfish instead) " • number of available providers. For limited insurance help are ways that If your life had a soundtrack, what would be your favorite part about it? -What, exactly, a "snaggletoogh" is ("a tooth that is broken or not in example, there is one remaining the American government chooses I think I'd most look forward to ... er ... "getting my alignment with the others", according to Wikipedia.) clinic in the entire state of to furtively oppress not only intimacy on" while some porn music played in the -How much the fine for jaywalking is in Seattle (personal stories Mississippi that offers access to women, but the poor as well. This background, Bow ... chicka-chicka bow wow. .. I can claimed 42 and 43 dollars, but I found nothing official. Either way, I'd~ abortions. Any woman in practice enables the patriarchic only hope there would be a giant cymbal crash as broke in about two days there.) Mississippi who is seeking an abor- reign of power in the United States. things finished up. -Why Chick Fil-A is closed on Sundays (the founder of the franchise tion must not only take into consid- Based on the sports media's hype, I was led to wanted it closed to people could practice prayer and spend time with their believe that the Daisuke Matsuzaka-Ichiro Suzuki families. Personally, this bothers me. I respect his reasons, but he really matchup in Wednesday night's Boston-Seattle game should think of people like me, who occasionally go down to North Caroliaa was going to either save us from global warming, end for the weekend to see fantily, only to find that the Chick Fil-A at the airport the world, or both, ending the world in some sort of is closed when I go to get lunch before my return flight.) icy doom. However, as I found out tonight from this conversation, not -Who Danzig is (one of the original members of a band known as The QUINNIPIAC U: everyone was quite as excited as ESPN: Misfits.) Me: "Matsuzaka-Suzuki matchup!!!!" -Whether or not one of the bash brothers in D2: The Mighty Ducks is the Jess: "Sounds thrilling. l'm-going to go wash a howl." same actor as one of the kids in Newsies (it is.) '. ~ RAVE REVIEWS FOR OUR MBA I really don't know what people did before the internet. People are As you can see, the Internet is a very valuable educational tool, and I always trying to tell me how important it is, explaining to me that without now feel like a more well-rounded and knowledgeable person after learning The Quinnipiac Universi~ School of Business MBA program continues to it, people across the world couldn't communicate instantaneously via e-mail this wide array of useless facts. prepare business prolesslonols for the realities of management in global, or waste 500 dollars on 2 AM. drunken online shopping. However, it's real- To wrap up this week, I'd like to share some news with you that really ly tough to appreciate the internet, until you realize how much random crap IS significant: the great Drew Bledsoe is retiring. So when you're at the bar technology-driven work environments in specializations such as: you look up on it. Without the world wide spiderweb, I'd never be able to this weekend, raise your glasses high, and give a toast to the mighty Drew: obtain crucial knowledge to my life, as evidenced by this list of things I've he may not have the quickest feet, he may not make the best decisions, and • MBA WITH CONCENTRATIONS IN ACCOUNTING, CIS, FINANCE, looked up on Google, lMDB, and Wikipedia in the past couple days while he may hold on to the ball for about 12 hours too long each play, but INTERNATIONAl BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING watching TV: DAMN, he sure can throw far. Plus, he was always one of those guys who's -Why Chipper Jones is called Chipper (be's just like his dad, a "chip off • MBA - CHARTERED FINANCIAl ANALYST' TRACK great in the Madden video games, even if he's only pretty good in real life. the old block.") Here's to hoping he decides to use that cannon-arm one last time, and gun a • MBA IN HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT -What Chipper Jones' real name is (Larry Wayne Jones Jr. Possibly the ball as hard as he can at T.O.'s face on the way out of practice. most serialkillerific name I've ever seen.) SCHOOL SPIRIT AND THE IMPORTANCE OF ATHLETICS • >• OUR TOP 10 EVAN PlEKARA • VIEWPOINT GRADUATE MAJORS: I did not spend the very first weekend of letic center Bowdoin tennis players waved, ath- presence on campus, why are athletics not more MBA, Physician Assistant, spring break at an exotic locale getting some sun. letes from MIT were amazed by Connecticut fervently emphasized? I did not spend the first weekend of spring break College's fan support, and a player from the Pretend you know nothing about the coll~ge Interactive Communications, getting a home cooked meal and enjoying the Bowdoin baseball team freely admitted that the and take a moment to Google Connecticut Teaching, Biomedical Sciences, comforts of my house. I did not even spend the school spirit demonstrated by our "Superfans" College to see what you find. You may learn that first weekend of spring break relaxing and catch- was like nothing he had ever seen in NESCAC Connecticut College is one of a bandful of Molecular/Cell Biology, ing up on sleep. My spring break began with a 7 athletics. Later that evening, we ran into several schools that follows an extensive Honor Code. Journalism, Nursing, am alarm Saturday morning and a trip in a tiny Bowdoin lacrosse players at a local hang out, who Search a little deeper and you might read ~at Jetta with four of my best friends (we would meet recognized us immediately. Rather than rub in Connecticut College is one of a hundred schools Computer Information Systems, four others), and a three and a half hour trek into their victory or even glare in our direction the nationally recognized as a "College with a the cold, windy confines of Bowdoin College in Conscience." You might find out that we had a Accounting support of our men's lacrosse team. Many would record applicant pool this year, are admired. or contend that this is far from the ideal beginning to our environmental stewardship, that ~ose spring break, we, however, agreed it could not involved in the arts have several plays coming in MASTERING THE ART OF TEACHING have begun better (unless, of course, we had the near future. You may glance at the SGA min- won). Sheila Wycinowski, Director of Curriculum and Staff Development at Ami~ utes to see shared governance in action at Coon. Despite the 9-6 loss suffered by our team, we However, you are just as likely to be direcll'Et to High School, explains, "Basically we look to hire Quinnipiac students. They left that field with even more pride for our insti- Connecticut College's sports web pages or~w • have a clear understanding of lesson planning and classroom management tution. Why would we leave with greater passion the headlines from past and recent athletic"cOn- after a loss? It was witnessing firsthand the spirit, tests. and the balance belween them," She also characlerizes Quinnipiac students camaraderie, and enthusiasm that this game had Our athletics program is overwhelmingly one as articulate, creative, able to encourage higher.level ~inking in students, brought out. Eight students from Connecticut of the most visible features of our college boIILon College, dressed in super fan shirts, camel and off campus. Sports are powerful, harvesli!>i a and able to incorporate technology into their teaching. lacrosse jerseys, and other school apparel had sig- much stronger draw than many of us realize.After naled to Bowdoin students, fans, parents, and ath- that weekend, I more clearly see the effects of letes that we love our school and athletics are an athletics and school spirit. This kind of support m YOUR NEXT MOVE integral part of our lives as college students. After and pride may have the ability to sway prospec- the game, our lacrosse players and .their parents tive students to our college, enables parents iq;iee Quinnipiac University offers graduote programs in 17 distinct thanked us for our support. The most profound why their sons/daughters experience is WbCth disciplines Whether you are interested in our AACSB n,ationally statements-somewhat swprisingly-were made by every cent of the tuition they pay, attracts alums the Bowdoin faithfuL High school students con- Bowdoin players acknowledged that we were a back to the college to fraternize with friends and accredited business program, the moster of arts In teaching (MAT) sidering Bowdoin, and other Polar Bear fans who boisterous and visible group, that they were hum- students who are lucky enough to still be here, program or one of the Northeast's most highly regarded journalism had unsuccessfully tried to out cheer us during the bled by our overwhelming fan support and were and visibly displays to everyone why Connee1i~ut . ' and interactive communications programs, all have been deSigned to game regrettably admitted that it was "really impressed with the school spirit of Connecticut College is such a great place. Disseminatio»-of. cool" that we made the trip. College. school pride would generate momentum for iIle thoroughly prepare you for a professional career. For more information, Even though I was dressed as the camel mas- Too often people underestimate the impor- college as it continues to evolve. Passion and spir- call 1·800-462·1944 or visit www.quinnipiac.edu cot, which is notoriously difficult to see from, I tance of athletics at Connecticut College. We live it displayed at school events such as athletic con- clearly noted the smiles of both our players and on a campus where 35% of the student body com- tests, plant the seed that will root ~. to their families, as well as from the Bowdoin sup- petes in varsity athletics, involvement figures Connecticut College years after we have gr~t. porters. Some of their fans were even watching doubled when you include those competing in ed. (As a senior on the verge of graduating maybe QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY our cheering section more than they were watch- club and intramural sports, and jumps to approxi- I am getting too sentimental.) Scbool spirit tran- Hamden, Connecticut ing the game. Younger brothers and sisters of mately 90% when you consider those that take a scends many areas of the college community, and Bowdoin players were coming up and giving the physical fitness course, use our athletic facilities, oftentimes athletics is the agent that inf.. es camera high five. When J walked through the ath- or attend sporting contests. With sWch a strong Camel pride among us. ... "; ... ~ ..:.. , '.-

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.- ARTS &ENTE RTAINME NT Bright Eyes' Latest Cassadaga: Love It or Leave It Cassadaga Doesn't Carry Much Promise Conor Oberst Has Done it Again ...

BY CLAIRE DOWD another-worldly feeling, and they effectively cast a spell BY CAROLYN SEBASKY Morning. on the listener. Its prominent violin adds an exotic ele- If you're not a fan of songs that could almost pass for ment that you don't hear often• in popular music, and a&eassociate editor country, don't dismiss Cassadaga. The album is one of-, ." Oberst sings with that urgency and passion that makes if not the most, diverse of Oberst's efforts, and he revis- I get most of my reliable musical information from him so appealing. A single isn't typically the best song But would you expect anything less? Oberst, the its some of his previous styles as well as attempts some SPIN Magazine, and in the latest issue is an excellent on the album but tends to hint at other treasures in its genius behind Bright Eyes and countless other indie side new ones. As a fan of everything Conor has ever done, I "interview with Bright Eyes' mastermind and leader track list, but "Four Winds" is as good as it gets on projects, has been releasing approxiroately an album per enjoy every song on Cassadaga. The tracks each have a <;CanorOberst. The extensive praise of Oberst's 2005 Cassadaga. There are some other decent tracks, but year since before the year 2000. Somehow, none of his different influence, though, and surely almost any Briglit album I'm Wide Awake It's Morning prompted me to go they just blend into the background. Songs pass by releases manage to disappoint, and Cassadaga is no Eyes fan will find a favorite. "Hot Knives," "No One purchase said album, and I fell in love. I'm Wide Awake without much notice, and although the sonic elements of exception. After the double-release of I'm Wide Awake, Would Riot For Less," and "Make A Plan To Love Me" is certainly one of the best albums released in the past Cassadaga are varied, they aren't striking. It's Morning and Digital Ash In A Digital Urn in 2005, are all reminiscent of Lifted Or The Story is in the Soil, five years. This interview revealed that Bright Eyes has Conor Oberst is no longer the boy wonder he once Bright Eyes' fan base grew even larger, and fans anx- Keep Your Ear to the Ground, which is a welcome sur- .a pew album out, Cassadaga, named for "a community was heralded as, for he is now a 27-year-old man. He iously awaited another work of genius from the ever- prise for many "old-time" fans. "No One Would Riot Fbr : " of psychics in Central Florida" (SPIN April 2007). has a new grizzled appearance and certainly looks as if prolific Oberst. Less" almost touches on the ancient style of Fevers and-i; Unfortunately, Cassadaga does not hold as much he has aged in leaps and bounds from the cherubic boy In 2006, Bright Eyes released Noise Floor, a collec- Mirrors with its drawn out, angsty guitars and slow promise as the SPIN interview insinuated. I have strug- who played on Jay Leno's show in a cowboy outfit. tion of rare, unreleased tracks to hold their fans over congo drumming. gled with Oberst's other work, for it is too atmospheric His music does not move forward with his age. He until Cassadaga's release. The band also released the For those who didn't appreciate Oberst's genius until and languid. It doesn't feel consistent, and Oberst does- sounds older, but his physical maturity does not add an Four Winds EP in early 2007 to give a little taste of what 2005's I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning, there are plenty of n 'tpresent his music with any feeling of importance. An intriguing complexity to his music. It is possible that he was to come on the new LP. While the EP is quite good tracks to appease your tastes as well. "Classic Cars," ">1 ., artist needs to convince me that their music is worth lis- has already reached his creative peak at 24 with I'm (as is all of Oberst's work) it cannot hold a candle to Must Belong Somewhere," and "If The Brakeman Turns tening to, and that usually works with their delivery and Wide Awake It's Morning. I have not given up hope on Cassadaga, which was released on April 10, 2007. Only My Way" all shine in the light of the widely loved folk the urgency with which they sing or play. Bright Eyes, but Cassadaga does not predict an illustri- one song from the EP, "Four Winds ," made the cut for effort. When listening to "I Must Belong," it almost I think my strong attachment to I'm Wide Awake is a ous future. the full-length, and it is the album's first single. The seems as if Emmylou Harris will begin singing at any -fluke, or maybe the album is a fluke. Either way, I'm song is one of the standouts on the album and provides second. It is one of the strongest tracks on the album, VVide Awake is remarkable with each song possessing a it with an upbeat track that is even more country-influ- also. unique identity. Oberst poignantly sings about his new enced than the folky tracks of I'm Wide Awake, It's Many of the songs ("Clairaudients (Kill Or Be home in New York City and the impact of the Iraq War Killed) ," "Make A Plan To Love Met" "Lime Tree") uti- against an alternative-country backdrop. There is an lize a full orchestra while managing to maintain a clas- immediacy and urgency to his vocals, convincing the lis- sic Bright Eyes mood. On "Middleman," he plays up the rener to really listen. Emmylou Harris's formidable string section with a gorgeous folky violin/fiddle line in background vocals adds another element of intrigue to conjunction with a unique drum sequence. The track the album. manages to be more solemn than anything else, in spite .To most, Cassadaga seems like a great step forward. of the strings. Also, Oberst once again adds spoken word Alq.ough Oberst sings with great importance on I'm overlays to a few of the songs as he has repeatedly done .. W~e Awake, there are many parts of it that feels young on older albums, mainly Lifted and Fevers and Mirrors. a~(r almost immature. Cassadaga is a well-crafted The clips seem to be more relevant this time around and album. The songs are structured and polished, but they better placed than ever. lack the youthful, off-the-cuff feel that is so attractive on Conor Oberst may not have much of a voice (though l'm: Wide Awake. It lacks any sort of pace, there is no Cassadaga shows an improvement), but his lyrics have natural flow from one song to the other. It reverts back always made up for what he lacks in vocal skills. to 'the atmospheric feeling of Bright Eyes' early work, Oberst's poetry has become more political and mature most notably Lifted Or The Story is in the Soil, Keep over the years, straying from his original "trademark" Your Ear to the Ground. Sometimes atmospheric is songs about self-loathing and depression. Cassadaga good, setting a mood for the entire album and for the lis- provides a perfect mixrure of serious political messages . -retj:r. It can successfully fill in the silence without being and grown-up relationship struggles. In "Hot Knives ...... toO:distracting. But Cassadaga just slips inside of the he states, "Yeah I've made love/Yeah, I've been sil~nceand you can barely pay attention to it. fucked/So what?" drawing a comparison to Lifted's It isn't all bad. The first single "Four Winds" is an "Lover I Don't Have to Love." excellent song, channeling Bob Dylan's 1976 master- Cassadaga has disproved the age-old "quality over l:.i~ce Desire. Both Desire and "Four Winds" have quantity" rule, showing that Oberst is indeed capable.of ' both. None of the tracks could be deemed "filler," and " The VOiceStaff Music Picks of the Week! knowing Oberst, the album has countless outtakes that are just as good as what made the final cut. Cassadaga highlights all of Oberst's talents at once: his writing, his , Aretj-a&e editor Ritzy-photo edjtor Sophie-news edjtor Claire-a&e editor unique composition, and his distinct vocals. And, as ail : Stars Do You Trust Busdriver Radiohead Kid A Loretta Lynn Van Lear Bright Eyes fans know, he will only continue to Your Friends, remixes of Wilco Yankee Hotel Colplay A Rush of Rose improve. 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It might even carry more With prices ranging from $68- Hollywood fan base-including left the concert satisfied. of a musical and emotional punch 88, these designer wares are right-on BY ARETI A, SAKELLARIS Rachel Bilson, Amanda Peet, and But I didn't love them. I enjoyed than when I first heard it in 2004. for spring trends and reflect the indi- Demi Moore-Partichgul offers Gap them and I found Transatlanticism The lyrical content of the band is not vidual stylings of each designer. a&e co-editor a&e co-editor shoppers a puff-sleeved tie-neck to be a good album. I would listen to very conducive to the adolescent First-place winner of the blouse, puffed-sleeved shirrdress it while doing homework or wander- audience, and I think they acciden- CFDAIVogue Fashion Fund, Doo-Ri and a shirtdress with ruffles at the Death Cab For Cutie is a band ing the streets of New York. It made tally got identified as a representa- To most people, the Gap is not a Chung, created a shirt with a scarf waist. that I expected to be a passing inter- for pleasant background music. I tive of the sensitive youth. Gibbard style mecca, although I bet the drape at the neck, a tailored camp But Gap didn't stop there; they est. Although I had considered most made mixes for friends that sings about issues that address the majority of this campus wore or shirt, and a flowing, belted shirt- really went high-fashion on all of us " lhil)gs that I discovered during my Christmas and put a couple of Death twenty-somethings of America: wears a logo Gap hoodie, Long- dress, all of which are in keeping This Tuesday, with the CFDA and first semester at Barnard College to Cab songs on, for I was particularly issues of not being quite independ- known as a purveyor of wholesome with her minimal, clean aesthetic. Vogue, Gap honors the designers a be passing, there are a few discover- struck by "Transatlanticism" and "A ent and having useless ambitions. basics, last week Gap announced its Chung stated, "Working with Gap is The Bowery HoteL The print ads ies that stuck with me. I realized that Lack of Color." They encapsulated These feelings are very unique to the partnership with CFDAIVogue so exciting ... I see Gap as sort of a will also be noticeably different I .Ioved to write and tell stories, an appropriate amount of emotion post-grad nation. And being a Fashion Fund recipients Doo.Ri, blank canvas - it's the go-to place if from Gap's last ad campaign. Black with "Transatlanticism'' relying on odest Mouse would prove to be a mature twenty year old, I am start- . Rodarte, and Thakoon. Their chal- you don't have something to wear." and white shots feature true mega- , lasting love, and Death Cab For an intense musical buildup and "A ing to empathize with lenge to re-envision the white shirt "It's the perfect marriage," said models Stella Tennant, Liya Kebede, Lack of Color" depending on Cutie is a great band. Transatlanticism's feeling of slowly seems like it's from an episode of Kate Mulleavy, who works with her and Carmen Kass together in some One of the two friends I had Gibbard's plaintive voice to carry drowning in confusion and loss. Project Runway, but the results are sister Laura on Rodarte. She says shots and in others with the respec- the sparse acoustic arrangement. made that first semester was what I am impressed with nowhere near amateurish and everyone can identify with a classic tive designer they are wearing. Then the craze happened, per- - one would call emo, although I did- Transatlanticism's maturity and rushed. Tiered skirts, panels, pleats, white shirt, and that "being able to As much as I wholeheartedly petuated by America's obsession n1 know this term at the tiroe. She poignancy. It isn't the slightly corny, pin rucks? It's so familiar, yet differ- offer something that's part of us that support the cooperative effort, I am burned me Straylight Run and I gave with The O.C. The show did some overly emotive album I once labeled ent. will reach more people through Gap ambivalent when it comes to Gap, great things for indie music, bring- her Elvis Costello. She also burned it as, but it uses intricate details to Following the example of is an exciting idea." Their Gap Inc. and I encourage readers and ing it to the average American eath Cab's Transatlanticism for speak to a broad audience. It seems Target's highly successful and publi- designs embrace the quirkiness of shoppers to at least think about the In<: and asked if I wanted to see a home, but at the same time, this individual to Gibbard, unique to a cized design cooperative efforts with the Rodarte label, and their signature production that goes into the making snow with her. They played at the blessing was a curse. Indie bands particular age group, and universal high-end designers, Gap, Inc. is love for bows is fearured along the of the clothing. For Conn. students, would lose that comfortable intima- Roseland Ballroom, one of my to an audience wider than they prob- offering style-savvy consumers neckline of a sleeveless blouse. yeah, that $88 mini-dress might be a favorite venues, and I've never had cy it had with its fan base, and Death ably never anticipated. access to new designers and like- Other designs include a trapeze steal, but what about the person who such a pleasant concert-going expe- Cab now had to cater to major pub- wise, can compensate for their own blouse, and I'm most excited for was robbed of fair pay to make it? ience. For general admission, no lications, like SPIN, and television, fashion flops. Gap's scale of opera- their trapeze ntini-dress with pockets (Source: gapi sc.com) Be ~ushed or shoved'I had plenty by making an appearance on The tions allows for the up-and-coming and bows. Considering I was not a 'fHH COWGE VOICE' APRIL 13, 2007 • S. ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT My Best Friend, He Shoots WaterRats: A Close Look at Keith Richards BY CHASE HOFFBERGER

question that, no doubt, would have the British tabloids going wild and his staff writer teams and sponsors cancelling their contracts with Beckham. The bottom line is that rock stars, and the majority of popular contem- What's your most obscure drug-related incident? Likely, your story porary musicians, have a different benchmark than their athletic counter- would pale in companson to anything Keith Richards could draw from his parts. The major professional sports leagues of America have strict sub- Personal expenences Richards h b f' . .. stance abuse policies, suspend their players for hard fouls and fine them for . . , w 0 ecame arnous for being a guitanst for The Rolling Stones and infamous f . . '. ous lor staying alive so long, has more tales to showing up out of uniform. Remember Charles Barkley's 1993 Nike com- tell th~n one can imagine. His exploits on the road and in the studio are well mercial in which he told us that he was no role model for America's youth? chromcled, and they have always been both revered by rock n' roll dream- It was groundbreaking. It had Dan Quayle issuing public statements to the ers and scorned by the mothers of said drearners country about how we should look at athletes. The country had never before :Without a doubt, any mother would be shocked by Richards' latest considered that just because these people were in the public eye didn't mean claim, Just last Tuesday, when asked to reveal the most bizarre thing he'd they had to be revered and used as an example for development. e~er snort;d, Rlch~ds calmly told Britain's New Musical Express that after Richards though? He's been talking about using drugs for forty years .• his father s death in 2002, RIchards took a portion of his cremated father, He's written songs that talk about having affairs with underage gitls and all ~xed. the ashes WIth ~ome coc~ine, and snorted it straight up his nose. He having tried kinds of drugs. I saw The Stones perform once, in 1999, and said.hIS father wouldn t have minded, that it was a way of getting closer to he hardly had a shirt on the entire show. Keith's image has become so his.dad, and that the ashes went through his system without any difficulty. famously rag-tagged that Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow character in Pirates • Have no fear, Mom and Dad. Only a few hours after the disclosure, it of the Caribbean was modeled after the guitarist. He's a walking advertise, was reported that RIchards was just having fun with the magazine and that ment for the antithesis of a role-model, and somehow he gets away with it. he never actually snorted any of his father's ashes. In fact, Richards even Ricky Williams must be having a fit. went on to say that he doesn't use cocaine anymore and that he'd only do This all requires that I end with a disclaimer. It's necessary that you are the-drug again if he "wished to commit suicide." not misconstrued. I love Keith Richards and The Rolling Stones. Tbeir ., music has been an integral part of my childhood, adolescence and earl)' , All this came and went with no suspension of their tour, no fine from adulthood, and will likely playa major role in every stage of the rest of my' Virgin Records, not even a stem warning from his band mate and longtime life. In the Beatles/Stones question I go Stones every single time, no ques- best friend, Mick Jagger. No, instead Richards simply told MTV News that tions asked. I'd even say that Richards' substance abuse has been a blessing he actually buried his father's ashes next to an English Oak tree he planted in honor of his deceased parent and got off scot-free. to all us Stones fans; who knows what they would have written if Keith had- n't don't so many drugs. It's not my intention to shut Keith Richards up, nOF~ This all raises an interesting question about the standard at which we is it my intention to get him to stop living his life the way he's been living" hold different celebrities. Imagine if NME had asked another British icon, it, but boy it sure is wild how he gets off the hook so much easier than those say David Beckham, the same question. Could he have given a proper football players. What a life the rock stars live. They can do no wrong. answer besides: "I've never snorted anything in my life"? It's a trap of a _." Keith Richards in his finer years as a strapping young drug addict ',WesAnderson's The Darjeeling Limited In Memoriam: Kurt Vonnegut 1922-2007 BY STEVE BLOOM BY CLAIRE DOWD more information was released. characters in a lovable light. staff writer The Darjeeling Limited follows Born in 1969, Wes Anderson has three brothers, played by Owen established himself as one of the a&e co-editor While many highly anticipated Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and greatest directors/writers in the indie Kurt Vonnegut was the acclaimed American novelist motion pictures, such as Pirates of Adrian Brody, as they travel across film industry. Anderson attended the of such culturally groundbreaking works as Cat's the Caribbean: At World's End and India in order to chase an albino University of Texas at Austin, where Cradle, Slaughterhouse-Five, and Breakfast of Harry Potter and the Order of the leopard, whom they believe is their he met Owen Wilson, and began Champions. Phoenix, are set for release later this reincarnated father. With help from writing the script for his first short Vonnegut died on April 11th, at the age of 84, due to year, the least hyped is Wes their mother (rumored to be Anjelica film, Bottle Rocket. irreversible brain injuries resulting in a fall in his Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited. Huston), the boys are able to learn After the film received rave Manhattan home several weeks earlier. Since early 2006, critics and about their family's past and about reviews at the Sundance Film He began his writing career contributing to his high movie bloggers heard rumors of each other. Festi val, Anderson and Wilson school newspaper and college newspaper, The Cornell Anderson's latest project set in According to Wilson, when paired up to write a full-length move Daily Sun. Soon into his college career, Vonnegut enlist- India" although nearly nothing was asked about the movie by The of the same name. Since 1996's ed in The U.S. Army during World War II. During the known about the film, and many Herald Sun, "It's going to be wild. Bottle Rocket, Anderson has created war, he suffered the unfortunate experience of being a believed the concept to be fictional. Wes assures me it's great, and I kind three filins: Rushmore, The Royal prisoner of war when be was captured by the Germans In the past few weeks, however, of believe him." While the plot Tenenbaums, and The Life Aquatic. during the Battle of the Bulge. Owen Wilson leaked information sounds ridiculous, Wes Anderson is Rushmore with Schwartzman His prisoner of war experiences and his time as a about the film, and shortly after, notorious for portraying estranged and Bill Murray as the leads follow solider profoundly influenced his literary work. His nov- a fifteen year old student who is put els have held a crucial importance in modern America, • on probation at his private school, for they speak about the horrors of war through and is loosely based on J.D. metaphors and euphamisms that still apply to our world Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. In today. 200 I, The Royal Tenenbaums sur- Kurt Vonnegut will always be remembered as a con- prised the nation and quickly devel- troversial, eloquent novelist who spoke to post-war oped a cult following and yielded America. over one hundred million dollars in (Source: http//www.wikipedia.org) the box office. Tenenbaums explored the insane nature of an iconic American family. And most recently, Anderson's wacky sea adventure, The Life Aquatic of Steve Zissou, also stars Murray. The Darjeeling Limited, expect- ed to be released in October, could be the best Anderson film yet, which is filling a tall order. Already receiv- ing some Oscar buzz, the film should get fans pumped and ready to hit the theatres. And, in case you were wondering, Bill Murray is set WesAnderson (right) and Owen Wilson (left): The Dynamic Duo to have a cameo in the film. Sound Off: Voice Staff Share Floralia Memories

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I wish I the past few months, enough so that ance ... the sound I play live is based had more of a chance to interact with I've barely been able to keep up. I on the performances. The way you'll them. I've gotten no direct feedback, definitely would like to fade out this here me perform live is how I'll which is too bad . job at some point, I feel like I've eventually put together an album. .~ hNewhSenior donors Bailey Fidler Nicole Moin gotten really lucky with the music ... ~-'::Ilf' 0 ave made an Kevin Finefrock Christine Monahan HJ: Do you think that has to do I never intended it to be a full time HJ: If you had the opportunity to , "I-t!h,nnualFundgift in Amber Fitch Brendan Murphy with the legality of the samples? job, but I got lucky. perform in front of a million people, ·Fte. past w~e~ as of Sophie Fitzgerald Ryszarda Murphy where would it be? nday,Apnlo: Noah Fralich Tristan O'Donnell GG: I'm positive a handful of HJ: Do you improvise for Kata Ann Franczyk Michael O'Neill artists have had to have heard of it, shows? 00: If it were a million people, Abigail Ballou Alexandra Funk Casey Osborn potentially listened to it. For some- I'd have to have it be in PNC Park in I' Brian Bower Soren Gabrielsen David Owyang one, anyone on the album, for you GG: It's really not much improv. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Maybe Katherine Brant Emily Gagen Andrea Packard know, Ludacris to come and e-mail Basically the way it works is that I after a Pirates game in the summer, Elizabeth Greenman Erica Gagne Elizabeth Parillo me and say he really liked the have a whole template of loops and time, and Smash Mouth would open Lindsay Lehr Rachel Gaines Natalie Paris album, he would be taking a very materials in front of me, and I build up for me. c' Scott Maddalo Alison Gallaway Michael Patterson hard stance on copyright just by on the template every show so it's ... 1". Visna Ngov Fan Gao Ellen Paul endorsing it, so I'm sure that is part just like a big puzzle, and you can HJ: You're a guy, why Girl Talk? Justin Preston Ashley Gay Melissa Pease of the reason why I really haven't exchange pieces for others. H. Duncan Rollason Joanna Gillia Margaret Phelps heard from anyone. GG: It kinda goes back to the Rosie Rutan Allison Glassman Evan Piekara HJ: What's the software that you early days of the experimental and Meaghan Seelaus Megan Glendon Alexandra Pikovsky HJ: Are there misconceptions use? electronic thing again, where it was, • >' Lesley Siegel Martha Goettsche Jonathan Pisarski about your work? you know, I was playing with all ;. Christopher St.John Anonymous Anne Raftopoulos GG: To perform live I use a pro- these bands with made up words, - Marissa Velarde Stephanie Gollobin Christopher Reilly GG: The identity of it is some- gram called Audio Mulch, it's a symbols and whatnot for names. Adam Zeender Stephen Gould Allison Reynolds thing that I've been battling with the smaller program made by an You know, very chin-strokey sort of David Greenidge Kimberly Richards first time ever-it kind of goes with Australian guy. crowd. So the phrase 'girl talk' is ·. Jessica Grossi Alyson Ricker the main misconceptions. The scene just a very common phrase that's ~~. Seniors who have Maura Halloran Nicholas Rivera I come out of was always from a HJ: PC or MAC? thrown out... it was kinda flrn to made an Annual Ga-Nesha Hamilton Elizabeth Rodgers perspective of a more experimen- have a very flamboyant name. Fund eitt as of Cornelius Hardenbergh Melissa Rodriguez tal world originally, with sound col- 00: It's a PC. · Friday, March 30: Emma Haritos • Adam Romanow lages and stuff like that. The biggest HJ: What's you favorite cereal? Lindsey Allison Ryan Harnedy Alexander Rotolo misconception of me right now is a HJ: A lot of adoring Conn '.• Danielle Almony Garrett Harper Amanda Rowell lot of people try to book me and Students went to your performance GG: Cinnamon Toast Crunch is Thomas Anderson Te-Ana Harris Caeli Rubens they're like, 'oh yeah, can you come at the II AM Festival/ in September. my all-time favorite. Sarah Armstrong David Hecht Nicholas Russell out and DJ at my club for two We were all impressed with your Alexis Avila Patrick Heffernan X'Ania Saldana hours?' and it's like, well you know, energy and audience-inclusive style. HJ: You need people to dance on Jared Bailey Christopher Helms Brendan Schwartz I technically don't DJ.' I've never What do you do to get pumped for stage with you, so do you want me Wendy Bamatter Yeslan Hernandez Catherine Senatore considered myself a DJ, and I've performances? to organize a group of my best look- Kelly Barkley Laura Hess Sage Shanley always considered myself a produc- ing friends to get up there with you? Emily Barry Andrew Higgins Benjamin Sheldon er. GG: I've been doing shows for- Kebrina Bartley Nathan Hinman Rebekah Sidhu ever, but I always get nervous before GG: (Laughs) I want it be a free Peter Baum Kristin Hocevar Alexandra Smith HJ: So you're working the clubs I perform to a degree, so I think that for all. Sometimes it's great when Jessica Bayner Charles Hoffberger zachary Smith by night, what do you do during the helps spawn the energy a little bit. the ugliest people are up there repre- Geoffrey Bender Michael Hogan Nicholas Socha day? Almost every show I do is on a senting, and they make me look alit- Hebist Berhane Maxwell Housman Jessica Soffer Friday or Saturday, so it's my actual tie better. David Berwind Dana Hoyt Crystal Solano 00: I am an engineer, 9-5.A bio- weekend. So I'm clearly gonna be Jessica Bethoney Laura Jrizarry-Garcia Seth Solway medical engineer. drinking and having a good time. • HJ: Would you like to hang out • Alison Bevilacqua Yuko Ishii Amanda Sorenson The types of people who come out in with me after the show? • :. Michelle Blankenship Vassilena Ivanova Gregory Sowa HI: What does that entail? general, are people who kinda don't •• Avery Block Cheryl Jacobs Sean Spellman give a fuck, To be into !Night GG: Yeah, I hang our utter Nathaniel Borgelt Saraswati Jayanthi Vanita Srikanth GG: Research and development Ripper/, you have to be ready to be almost every show. Christopher Bothur Casey Johnson Yelana Stavinsky and medical instrumentation, hold- into whatever, and I think that helps Lily Bower Maiah Johnson Peter Sterling ing people up to electrodes, and a lot. I definitely feed off of the peo- HJ: Sweet. There's one band Jamil Bradshaw Ross Jordan Alexandra Stillson monitor physiological stuff on peo- ple in the audience. Whenever I see playing after you, OK GO. Have you Caitlin Bresnahan Jehanne Junguenet Charles Struse ple all day long with new kinda kids going crazy, I just can't help it. heard of them? Carissa Ann Brooks Rachel Jylkka Seth Stulen weird devices. Kanetha Brown David Kaplan Brenna Sulat HJ: How did you devise your 00: I know their name, but [ Malik Brown Sheri Kaplan Jesse Szafarz HJ: Is this something you hope performance style? haven't heard their music before., · Sarah Butler Fred Kemper Ekta Talwar to continue as your music career ·• Katltleen Callaghan Grace Kendall Jesse Taylor-Waldman takes off? 00: When I was in high school, HJ: Well maybe we can hang out Dalin Chan Julianne Kiley Sasha Terris-Maes I was in a noise band. It was all while we listen to them. Derek Chang Taylor Kopelan Jonathan Tortora 00: I like doing both, because experimental and electronics. I've Kristin Chapman Robert Kyne Katherine Tripple music has always been just my fun been performing since I was about 00: (Hesitantly) Cool. Jessica Cheitlin Alyse LaLiberte Sarah Vincent time. It's nice not to have to rely on fifteen or sixteen. Even back then I Solomon Choge Alex Lanstein Linh Vu it for money. If you're just doing had always gone to see electronic Tesandra Cohen Joseph Larkin Alissa Wanttnan Lauren Collins Daniel Layfield Jahkeen Washington Samantha Collum Ashley Leighton Alice Watson Spotlight Jessica Comras Nathan Lemay Elaine Weisman • Caitlin Connors Ian Leue Stefanie Weiss continued from page 1 ing their experience with human cease to amaze me with their kRl1WI- Kevin Cooke Chinghar Leung Lauren Welch rights activism, the extent of the edge and dedication." SPOTLIO!tr: Christine Cooper-Vince Julia Levenson Ingrid Wenzler street children. Her disturbing yet abuse that they witnessed and what HUMAN RIGHTS brings together Christine Cruz Libby Levine Matthew Wertheimer touching stories of homeless boys others can do to help. many of these students' goals and Elizabeth Cryan Michael Lionetti Kathryn Whitney roaming the streets of this impover- Said Megan, "I left Honduras experiences and strives to s~ Sarah Currie Whitney Longworth Sarah Wilson ished country, and the incredible feeling inspired to continue my information and ideas for peace Victoria Curtis Meghan Lucy Leni Wolf work that Fundacfon Profiino does work back in the states, to rally the throughout the entire community. Rachel D'Agostino Jennifer Madden Bradley Wray in supporting them, provide the pro- support of other students through Everyone is welcome and Katya d'Angelo Matthew Magida Jordan Yearsley duction with a meaningful fundrais- fundraising and awareness building encouraged to attend the perform- , Carlos De La Cruz Amy Martin Lazaros Yiannos 109 goal. All proceeds will go direct- initiatives. While I am constantly ance on April 20th, 8pm in OILva -~ Zumara De la Cruz Rebecca Mason Alexander Zeitchick 1yto this organization. Megan is one wishing that I could be back in Hall, Cummings and help mak~ a Felipe De Los Santos Michael Materasso Allison Zelman of eight Connecticut College stu- Honduras with the kids, the best part difference. Tickets will be sold in Eric DeBear Sophie Mathewson Jessica Zhao dents (the others are: Jake Coffey, about continuing human rights proj- CRO and Harris throughout the Daniela DeLaurentis Alexander Maybury Bennett Zylber Grant Hogan, Brendan Schwartz, ects here at Conn is that I get to week. For more information or tick- Adam Deligianis Craig McCarrick Jess Soffer, Lauren Welch, Allison work with and support my class- et reservations please email Allispn Arielle DeZura Megan McCarthy Zelman and Adam Zeender) who mates who are interested in similar at [email protected]. : Jennifer Dillon Molly McConaty will spend a very brief time describ- types of projects, and who never Kendall Doble Paul McGeough Justin Eddings Neil McGowan , Jameson Ellett Sarah McKitterick ., . OK Go ,a ~ I .- Kara Emery Meaghan McLaughlin :~~': Rachel Eschle Jonathan McManus continued from page 1 more are The Pipettes from England PD: I know at first your faJjel Scott Faber Andrew Meyer and The Ponys from Chicago. was pretty apprehensive with your Brittany Fallon Justine Miller popular song, "Lazy Eye," Dan PD: You guys have been a band "Million Ways" video. They thought Gregory Fedynyshyn Lillian Millhiser [Konopka, OK Go's drummer] plays for almost ten years now. You've it was too weird and wouldn't ~Jl!ly Alex Feinstein Edward Minevitz drums with them and Pablo [Wilson, had a solid fanbase for a while but connect with the public. How ~ it Snow Patrol's bassist] plays guitar. it's been only for the past year that gone since then with the way.,lt,. 'I' We've been lucky to get along real- your following has really exploded. exploded? ly well with both bands so far Has that been weird? TN: They've really left us alone Camels because that isn't always so. 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Although I know to a got out. It was just a video fro~'1"r _:~:impact. Most of the people in the Thousands of people die every year climate. So far, it's been all above the belt lot of people, we seem like this rehearsal for a routine that we ,,tWtre brand spankin new band with this - . -village where I stayed had family in doing that. fun. trying for our live shows. I made it the U. S. There was one guy got CV: Thanks for talking with us. PD: Do you have any favorite up crazy new video. To me the real married here, and his kids are U. S. CV: Do you intend to go back? and coming bands? question is how do you proceed :':~~tizens, and he went back to TN: There's a great band called from here? And we don't have that SEE OK Go 1 ~ "-:~exico after his mother died, and AH: Absolurelyrln fact, I already Lavender Diamond from L.A. 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BY SOPHIE MATHEWSON shooting at people when they tried October, Connecticut College was continued from page 6 , ence? important to educate yourself on th to cross a bridge into their township. \ news editor named to the President's Higher as a link to pass around my friends TN: Well it was our TV acting issues and the candidates and get Rather than bringing people togeth- Education Community Service and it just went from there. So we debut. We were playing fictional involved in the capacity that you er, the sense of hysteria and panic Honor Roll for service in response Journalist Kate Moran came to tried it again with the "Here It Goes character versions of ourselves. It can. that took over the city only furtber to the Gulf Coast hurricanes of 'b ~01m on Friday April 6th to . Again." Tbis time, the label was was a fun thing to do considering we PD: You've known Damian . .' ,gIve a exacerbated the already dire situa- 2005. According to Professor .deS:ture entItled "Lurching Toward much more supportive. So yea, had never done it before. The label since you guys were II. How have tion. Audrey Zakriski, Associate Recovery: New Orleans a Year and they've stayed out of our way. Let us was very excited about it. It turned you managed to keep that friendship "- Initially, the post-Katrina New Professor of Psychology and -Half After Hurricane Katrina." do our thing. out to be an hour long advertisement going for so long? Orleans may have been what Moran Director of the Holleran Center for -During her talk, Sponsored in part b PO: What is the creative process for the band. We were In every other TN: Our friendship has definite- referred to as "an urban planner's Community Action and Public ;...,The:Holleran Center for Communit~ behind these videos? Who is the scene, things like that. We pride our- Iy cbanged over the years. But I dream"-a chance to wipe the slate Policy, over 70 students, faculty, and mastermind? Action and Public Policy, she dis- selves on the fact that we take these can't imagine doing this with any- clean of some of the city's profound staff were involved in recovery II cussed the current state of the city's TN: It's actually a very collabo- weird opportunities.. It's fun to do one else. We went from just friends problems, many of which concern efforts in the 2005-2006 academic infrastructure and how the New rative and organized effort. things that people don't expect you to friends that work together. When the poverty rate. Controversy sur- year. Many have continued their Damian's sister, 'Irish, is the one that Orleans populace has coped in the to do. We often err with the weird- you're on tour, it's a working rela- rounded many of the programs put involvement and others have joined directs and choreographs them and ...: aftermath of one of the costliest and ness factor. tionship. You're always making forth, whicb mainly catered to the in since, especially on service-ori- she's a mad genius in her own way. 'deadliest hurricanes in United States PO: Does that go witb your live decisions from the stupid little, •• business elite and left the impover- ented spring break trips this year. history. We work really well with her and we shows too? things to the big important things. r ished and displaced inbabitants of Following her talk, Moran yield- have a really good time making Ms. Moran, a Yale graduate and TN: We definitely try to throw as think there is few people that I could the city with few options. ed questions from her audience, a them. I think there's a little bit of much of a party as we can. We've have done this with for so long, ,0 tormer reporter for The New Unfortunately, said Moran, it crowd that included students and everyone in them. got a fairly good multimedia stage especially considering everything ll> J!;Qlldon Day, was hired by the seems that many of the old problems faculty, as well as local residents. PO: I'm sure tbese popular production going right now. We ~,;rW1es-Picayune in New Orleans a we've gone through. We've gQ~~ have just been replaced with new Many of those in attendance seemed videos have helped the band reach keep the audience involved. So we .-.rnere two weeks before Katrina bit through a lot of ups and downs. AmI ones. impressed by Moran's extensive surprising places. Have you guys go into the audience when we can he's one of the very few people that " in August 2006. She described the As New Orleans has a consider- knowledge of New Orleans' current received any crazy endorsement and do things you might not expect. I've remained friends with since 1 "war-like" conditions of the Sur- able African American population, state, ranging from heath care to offers in the past couple hours where PD: So the band contributed a was that young. rounding area in the days and weeks Moran discussed the inflammatory government policy to architecture. you go, "Are you fucking serious?" song to the political benefit album PO: How have you managed to ~,t9llowing the storm, particularly the racial debates that bave been ignited Said Professor Zakriski,' "I TN: Those videos bave definite- Future Soundtrack for America in keep it real and not let the fame and pervasive odor of rancid meat and and the Civil Rights Lawsuits filed thought Kate's talk provided a valu- ly played in places that you would 2004. [Lead singer] Damian pop culture get to you? 'the sense of abandon that infiltrated . since the recovery period began. able insider's perspective on both the never think they'd make it to. We [Kulasb] wrote a document "How TN: To be bonest, it was hilari- the previously booming metropolis. The storm aiso meant a loss of effects of Hurricane Katrina and played in Moscow because of Your Band Can Fire Bush." Who are ous for me to be at the VMAs in tbe The presentation began with a many records in the medical and process of recovery that has fol- "Million Ways" and we'll be playing you supporting for the 2008 elec- middle of all that pop culture mad- -poignant slideshow of photographs court systems, which for a time lowed." . in Taiwan because of "Here It Goes tion? Or are you not sure yet? No ness. Tbe only thing that kept nlY .c raken in the days immediately fol- ground the Criminal Justice system A city once known for its vibran- Again." Tbere bave definitely been a interest? head on straight was to look over at . lowing the devastating storm, pre- to a halt. cy and culture, New Orleans had its lot of offers to use certain songs in TN: I am personally exicted for Damian and see a familiar face. To 'tt senting images of one of the United In addition, the city faces envi- Mardi Gras celebration recently, conunercials. We've taken them on a Barack Obama, he's as exciting as it bave someone that really knows me. States' renowned cultural cities ren- ronmental threats-degradation, which, reported one attendee who case by case scenario. We're in busi- gets. We as a band have not totally I know bis family, he knows mine. ,~ed nearly unrecognizable in according to Moran, not just set off had just returned from a New ness and creating culture at that, I sat down and talked about it. I think It's comforting to know, in this (I: parts. by the storm but that has been occur- Orleans trip, was appropriately bois- mean this is pop culture that we are it's a hair or two early. But if T were whole crazy fucking circus, thatF e But the waters that flooded 80% ring over the past fifty years. It is terous and more festive than it was dealing with. Sometimes we get to guess, it would be Obama. I've got my friend and he's got me. And of the city destroyed more than just "an absolute crisis," she said. in 200~. pitched an idea that seems entertain- liked him for a long time. I've no matter what, we have that friend- the physical landscape of the city, as Ultimately, government failure New Orleans is "back and ing. And if it's a fun idea we'll go always hoped be would run. But in ship. It makes all of this a lot easier Moran discussed the social and at both a local and national level has rebuilding," confirmed Moran, with it. I mean, if it's an ad that's general, we promote more to get to bandle. Without tbat I would have political issues than ensued. left New Orleans residents feeling though lik~ the title ofher talk sug- selling french fries, then maybe not. involved. Period. Have an opinion a lot of tboughts as "what the heU Following the storm, a city with an , betrayed and vulnerable, especially gests, it is clear that the road to We've bad a couple offers like that. period. Get into debates. No matter am I really doing?" I already high crime rate was hit with as another Hurricane season recovery might be longer and more PD: I saw you guys perform on how great your knowledge of a can- widespread looting and plundering. approaches. volatile than what might bave been the TV series, Las Vegas, a couple didate is, that's the only way you're While crisis brings people Despite so many disheartening hoped for a year ago. "The threads months back. How was that experi- going to leam. I think it's really together in some cases, Moran noted repercussions of Katrina, Moran holding the city together are still that in this case, "bonds of trust and pointed out some of the more posi- very gossamer," she said. neighborliness were uncoupled." tive things that have occurred since Voice Informational Meeting She said that residents went to the Katrina hit, including the enormous extreme of arming themselves; and wave of civic activism that has been -.J.~d one case in which members of sparked nationwide-one in which Wednesday, April 18th, 8:00 p.m. Upstairs in e , -.:i)n~, community actually began Conn students have contributed. In Cro

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6 2 4 5 8 8 5 9 3 8 5 9 3 .succku 4 2 3 9 . 7 2 9 7 2 5 6 7 3 3 5 3 5 1 8 9 5 3 Fill the grid so that 3 9 6 9 6 3 6 5 4 7 8 9 5 1 8 9 5 1 every row, every 2 5 8 6 4 9 3 6 2 9 3 6 2 9 column and every 4 6 5 1 7 2 9 1 7 2 9 3X3 box contains 9 7 1 4 8 6 4 5 4 5 9 3 8 6 8 4 6 the digits 1-9. 8 4 Easy' Medium' Hard r, Camels Set Individual Records At Coast Guard 9 • APRIL 13, 2007 • Tlul COWlGll VOICE Women's Lacrosse Defeats Mount Holyoke By Chris Helms All-New England Championships. New England Division ill Sports Writer By Matt Fava Samma's long jump of 21 feet 7 Championships. She will be joined Trailing by two, Lindsey Coit quarter. They certainly succeeded in inches qualified him for the ECAC at the Championships by fellow' Sports Writer It was a tough weekend for the '08 netted her team-leading 16th doing so by scoring the first three and New England Division III women's track and field teammates The Connecticut College Connecticut College men's and goal of the year. Although, Colt's goals of the second half and increas- Championships and is good for sec- Melissa Lacey '09, Laura Bernardi women's lacrosse team entered this tally proved to be inconsequential as ing the margin to 17-3. While it was women's track and field program at ond best all time in the history of '07, Laura Nadelberg '08, and Ellen week with a record of 1-5. Looking Conn failed to create anymore not a very challenging game' the Coast Guard Invitational. Tufts the long jump at Connecticut Cavanaugh' 10. Lacey finished sec- to improve on that mark, the squad offense, going down 10-9. Bates was between the posts, Ross managed to' University emerged victorious over College. Samma is the first member ond in the 3000' meter steeplechase made the dreaded trek to Lewiston, lead by Molly Wagner, with a game- stop eight shots while allowing just the two day event while the Camels of the men's track and field team to with a personal-best time of Maine, to take on the Bobcats of high four goals, and their goalie four goals. Also of note, Mount finished in fifth place. The Coast achieve NCAA Championship a 12:26.12, while Bernardi finished Bates College. Sitting just over .500 Katie Nickerson, who had an equal- Holyoke attackman Megan Wefald Guard Academy had an impressive provisional qualification since third with a time of 12:40.51 in the (5-4) prior to the Saturday's match ly impressive mark of 14 saves in a '10 recorded a hat trick, giving her showing, finishing in second place. 2003. same event. Nadelberg took home a up, the hosts were not about to give complete game effort. an impressive 37 goals on the year:' In spite of facing very difficult com- For the men, Steve Bright '08 second place finish in the javelin tbe Camels an easy win. With their Following this "close but no The Camels now hold a 2-6 petition in Tufts and Coast Guard finished with a time of 58.66 in the throw with a distance of 103 feet 6 starting goalkeeper, Jenna Ross' 10, cigar" effort, the Camels returned record as they look ahead to moving several Connecticut College Camel~ 400 meter hurdles, earning him inches, and Cavanaugh finished back from injury, CC looked to win home to New London to face Mount up the NESCAC ranks. The team had standout performances, starting fourth place and a qualification for fourth in the 1500 meter run with a a low-scoring game. Holyoke on Tuesday. The 1-6 will be in search of their third win with freshman sensation Alex the New England Division III time of 5:13.43. However, the game did not Camels liked their chances against this coming Sunday, March 15, as- Samma. Championships. Teammate Tom In spite of a disappointing over- exactly go according to plan, as the the visiting 2-6 squad, and went to they host Eastern Connecticut State Samma, currently ranked fifth in Pipoli ' 10 also nabbed fourth place all weekend in which the Camels Bobcats amassed an impressi ve first work early and often. Feeling right University. Following this match, the nation io the triple jump, contin- in the javelin throw with a toss of faced stiff competition from the half lead of 9-3. This was quite a at home on the beloved Silfen Field, CC has a few days off before their ued his track and field domination 170 feet 10 inches. Pipoli will be likes of Tufts University and Coast hole to climb out of, but the Camels Connecticut College was led by Thursday match-up with visiti))ll over the past weekend as he provi- joining his teammates at the New Guard Academy at the Coast Guard did what they had to.do and Degan to Sarah Christopher' 10. The fresh- Colorado College. The team is lool<>-: sionally qualified for the 2007 England Division III and also quali- Invitational, Connecticut College mount a very impressive comeback man attackman had a game-high five ing to utilize consecutive home NCAA Championships in the triple fied for the ECAC Championships. will be well represented at the in the second stanza. Scoring five goals. Midfielder Sarah Chandler games as an opportunity to move to jump and recorded a victory in the In an impressive performance, Matt upcoming New England Division unanswered goals, the visitors gave '07 also chipped in with a hat trick 4-6. Silfen Field is a great location long jump. Samma's record setting Dyer '08, Blake Marcus ' 10, Matt Ill, ECAC, All-New England, and Bates a true scare. With just a one of her own. The Camels' leading for the campus community to go and triple jump distance of 46 feet 7 ? Hula '09, and Andrew McCullough NCAA Championships. We would goal differential at 9-8, the gam,e goal scorer, Lindsey Coit '08, tallied support the team, and the women, inches bettered the previous top dis- '07 finished fourth in the 4x400 like to congratulate the team on a was coming down to the wire. three assists to go along with goal will be looking for a big turn out this tance in Connecticnt College triple meter relay while posting a season- commendable performance this past Although she managed a whopping #17 on the year. week. iurnp history by more than four feet best time of 3:34.44. weekend, especially all the athletes 15 saves, Ross allowed the Bobcats Entering halftime with a solid (Mawuli Nyaku previously held the For the women, Emma Tang '08 that qualified for Championships. their tenth goal of the game with II 14-3 lead, the Camels looked to put record at 42 feet 6 ? inches). The won the pole vault event' with a minutes to go. the game away starting in the third iump also qualified him for the New height of 8 feet 9 inches; this jump England Division ill, ECAC, and also eamed her qualification for the Tennis

Champions League continued from page 10 the visiting Mules. The match, string Injury. However, Poe,' continued from page 10 note, Remak and Fallon posted which was moved inside to Luce Emsellem, and Shanley all posted playing. Whilst Valencia was eyeing extra time, Chelsea an 8-0 win at number one doubles. Fieldhouse due to inclement weath- singles victories to lead Conn to the at home for visiting PSV Eindhoven, as the Reds launched one final attack. A thunderous strike provided For their fourth match of the er, was played until a decision which overall win. Conn sealed the victory secured their place in the semi-finals with a 1-0 victory by midfielder Essien, playing his first game since early- weekend, the Camels returned to equated to one 'ess match in both with doubles wins by Poe and over the Dutch team. On aggregate the Reds triumphed March because of injury, left the crowd and all of Spain New London to host Colby College. singles and doubles. The only sin- Shanley and Bender and Coleman .• - 4-0 without ever having to raise their game - they did silent. Despite weary legs. the women used gles loss for the Camels came at the The men's and women's teams most of the work during the first leg in Holland. The During the first half it was all Valencia. Spurred on momentum from Saturday's win to number one spot when Remlik was will host Williams College this Reds are now in their eighth European Cup semi-final, by the home support and playing with confidence. help carry them to a 5-2 victory over forced to withdraw due to a ham- Sunday. • and 14th in all Continental competitions, a fantastic Chelsea looked second class and amateur at best. The achievement by a truly world class club. second half was a different story --Shevchenko equalized Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez opted to rest both and Chelsea was in the driving seat. A miracle save by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher with a 3-0 lead. Santiago Canizares clearly underlined the more domi- Even without Gerrard and Carragher, there was no diffi- nate side - Ballack's header being kept out by an instinc- culty in securing the lead and Liverpool can now focus. tive dive to the lower right hand of the goal. continued from page 10 not a sprint, a common factor that most boring periods of time. When on the English league and a position that will guarantee Chelsea's late heroics sets up a semi-final match-up ball. many baseball fans, including you look back on the season come them Champions League football for the 2007/2008 sea- with Liverpool while Man U will contend with AC Wait, you say. What about Major' myself, lose sight of from time to. October, will you reall y remember son. Milan - these matches will be played April 24th and League Baseball? This is an exciting time. It makes sense that one would anything that happened in April? The game I chose to be the closest was everything of 25th. The winners of the semi-finals will meet in Greece time of year for the MLB. Opening be excited for baseball in early- Exactly. You will remember things the sort. It took 91 minuets for Chelsea to secure a place for the ultimate crown in European football. Day was no more than a week ago. April. Although, in the end, these that happened in August, in the semi-final. Good things happen when you keep on We all ket to think that this is our games count exactly the same as the September, and October when teams team'.s year! other 155+ games left on the sched- truly start to turn up the jets on their Once again, don't be fooled by ule. A win in early-April is worth seasons. April is the auditions ~- these common misconceptions. Just the same as a win in September. September and October are the main like the NBA, early-April may While it is tempting to be excited event. 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Four teams remain close one to Bates College, 6-4, in ond thought, maybe boring is a bet- - Wee English and one Italian. Lewiston, Maine . ter way to describe it. . AC Milan set up a Champions On Campus Avenue Field last Early-April is really a transition te"gue semi-final against Saturday afternoon, the lacrosse period. On one hand, the NBA sea- :~chester United after seeing off gods were not looking kindly upon son and NHL season are both wind- Bayern Munich with a professional our Camels. At intermission, CC ing down. I don't know much about performance at the Allianz Arena. A was down 4-2, and on the losing side professional hockey, but I do know '. match that of a first half hat-trick by Bates' what a professional basketball sea- promised so Justin Simon. son looks like when it is coming to a ~l. much started After Simon put two goals in the close. It is not off on the net to give Bates a 2-0 lead after one pretty. Mnre right foot with ...~..~.. .' quarter, Conn's offense aWaken~d in often thao not, Bayern apply- the second quarter. Sean Driscoll once the NBA , ,.", ' 109 all the '10, came out on fire, notching two .~' ,I season reach- early pressure. goals to bring the Camels within one es April, the OERALDWOLS However, vic- goal at 3-2. But, Conn's run at Bates best teams Viewpoint tory in was dealt a blow with 6.5 seconds have locked "' Bavaria, left in the second quarter when the up the higher thanks to two goals in four first-half Bobcats scored. Simon put the ball seeds. This ERIC DEBEAR ~nUnutes by Seedorf and Inzaghi, After some close conference defeats, the Conn men's lacrosse team picked up a deserved win against Roger WiUiams on Freeman {Cryan}, ~~. in the back of the net after taking a means that the VIEWPOINT - tk Carlo Ancelotti's side through brilliant feed from Amadi Cisse, and to a 6-4 victory. Camels. In fact, the visiting Hawks putting the Camels up 4-2. Then, talented - -ift~r a 2-2 draw at the San Siro last Bates had brought the score to 4-2 at With another close loss fresh in were able to jump to an early 2-0 Dachille scored his third goal of the squads are truly winding down and week. Personally, I am very disap- halftime. their minds, the men welcomed lead with a goal from Sean Benner. game, and Jesse Stevenson '09 resting up to some extent; physically pointed in Bayem's performance. Putting up a valiant effort in the Roger Williams University to the Craig Audin '08, put the Camels on capped off the rally on a feed from and mentally preparing for the bru- The-~ German side played with no third, the Camels were able to hold Pit, aka Freeman Field, Wednesday the board with a goal at the 2: II Peter Crisafulli '10 with 26 seconds tally long playoffs. This translates to ...... t',.,no energy, and absolutely no the Bobcats scoreless. afternoon. Without a regard for mark to bring the hosts within one as left to play in the half. When all was some ugly basketball down the :I'as.ion in front of 75,000 screaming Unfortunately, th-ey may have sacri- decency, the men blew out Roger the first quarter closed. said and done, the Camels were up stretch. Yes, you do have a race for fans. After going down two goals, ficed their own offense, as they were WiJliams, 13-7, sending the Rhode In the second quarter, the flood- 7-2 at the intermission. the eighth spot in the playoffs some Bayem was unable to up the tempo unable to notch a score of their own. Island school back to the smallest gates opened as the Camels scored Furthermore, the hosts scored seasons but it is never as exciting as and produce anything remotely close In the fourth, Bryan Frates added state in the union and claiming their six unanswered goals to amass a 7-2 the first Wee goals of the third quar- advertised. In addition, the teams l.~solid goal scoring opportunity. I an insurance goal for Bates, bringing first win of the 2007 campaign. The lead. Robbie Logan '07 dished a ter to secure the win. In the final battling for the last position are usu- wa~horrified at the lack of precision the score to 5-2. Only moments Camels were lead by Steve Dachille quick pass to Dachille to score the stanza goals from Saunders and ally mediocre to begin with and and commitment shown by the later he was answered. by Matt , 10 who erupted with four goals on tying goal at the 3:01 mark. From playing for the right to lose to the Bayern playess. It was only in the Flanagan '08, who seemed to bring the afternoon. this point on, it just gotworse for the SEE MEN'S LACROSSE number one team in the first round. second half when Bayern flung some life to the Camels attack. The Although, the game was not Hawks. Dachille and Alex Saunders With not much excitement from the themselves at the Milan door want- Bobcats held strong though, cruising smooth sailing throughout for the '09 scored only 29 seconds apart, Continued on page nine top half of the league, fans are really ing an answer - an answer they just left with garbage, also known as failed to obtain from the Milan the lottery teams. With about five defense, lead by veteran skipper Conn Tennis Teams Continue Winning Ways games left in the regular season, Paolo Maldini and Allesandro Nesta, there are already eleven squads that ~ Manchester United provided the doubles play, winning two of three. are guaranteed a shot to draft number :¥t entertaining of games this past The team of Kellogg and McAusher one. Of course, the NBA does a week, thrashing AS Roma 7-1. The handed Colby an 8-5 loss while ping-pong ball type lottery, with the magnificent Reds completely Meyer and Watts won .8-3. worst teams getting the most ping- destroyed the shell-shocked Italians On the women's side, pong balls, in order to determine to. line up a last-four meeting with Connecticut College has been piling drafting positions. Since the worse Milan. up wins as of late. Coming off two record a franchise has equates to a It was a new experience for victories while playing in Orlando, higher chance at the number one- United manager. Sir Alex Ferguson Flnrida over spring break, the position, all these lottery teams are who, in 20 years as United manager, women traveled to Wellesley, truly tanking at this point. When has seen and done virtually every- Massachusetts to face Babson already poor teams are now tanking . thing. But never, in five previous College, Wellesley College, and to get a shot at Greg Oden and Kevin attempts, has he overcome a first leg Hamilton College last Friday night Durant, the consensus number one defeat in the Champions League and and Saturday afternoon. In the first and two picks in this June's draft, it progressed into the next round. And of three matches,. Conn blanked does not translate to "watchable" never, ever, has he seen one of his Babson 9-0 on Friday night. Beret basketball. So, as you can see, the ~ams~. go out against the Italian mas- Remak '07, Amanda Poe '07, Elyssa NBA is pretty much a barren waste t&~ of defence and score seven Emsellem '10, Britt Fallon '07, Sage land at this time of year. Yes, there times. On one of .those once-in-a- Shanley '07, and Danielle Coleman are a few exceptions, but in general, lifetime nights when everything goes '08 all recorded singles victories. professional basketball does not pro- right, the Red Devils were four up at Winning matches in doubles play vide much for the fans in early- half-time.~ By the end they had a truly were Remak and Fallon, Poe and April. -jN.1;nificent seven, with Michael Shanley, and Emsellem and Jessica Meanwhile, all this draft talk CroTick and Cristiano Ronalda get- Bender '10. reminds me that Early-April is truly ting two each, while Alan Sntith, Things were a bit tougher on the college basketball hangover peri- Wayne Rooney and Patrice Evra Saturday afternoon when the od. We were just treated to another each chipped in one. Camels faced Wellesley College scintillating March Madness tourna- "It is the saddest night of my who is the #23 team in the nation. ment which culminated with Florida sporting career," admitted Fransesco Remak and Poe handed Conn an winning the national championship Totti (Roma's inspirational captain). early lead as the top two seeds on the on April 2nd. With all those games in United played with pace, passion and singles ladder both posted victories. such a short period of time from mid fury - as it was more than enough to Despite an early 2-0 advantage, to late-March. one becomes accus- t4:.e Ferguson's men into the last four Tile men's and women's tennis teams have gotten off to solid starts, with the men earning their first NESG4Cwin in over three years (CT)'a1z). Conn could not hold on; the other tomed to the college hardwood. But, fo, the first time since 2002. The win four singles players all went down to in the blink of an eye, the season is By Eric OeBear was all the more remarkable because one player on the Connecticut der, played by Ben Sherman '07 and their Wellesley Cnllege counter- over, and won't start up until next United were missing at least four Sports Editor College singles ladder, Dave Reid Larsen' ]0, they swept the dou- parts. Furthermore, only the third November. And remember, if you're automatic members of the their first- Kellogg '09, losing to Springfield's bles matches to secure tbe overall team on the doubles ladder, Bend searching for a way to get your bas- ~J\oice line-up. Both the men's (6-5) and number one, the visiting Camels win. The teams comprised of and Coleman, were able to pull off ketball fix after the college season is .... 'United must surely be considered women's (7-5) tennis teams have were able to rally for the 6-3 victory. Kellogg and McAusher, Minevitz doubles victory. over, forget the NBA at this time of favourites for the ultimate football been on a roll as of late. Only a few Captain Ned Minevitz '07, Ted and Sherman, and Watts and As a tribute to their tough men- year. The aforementioned lull in prize, simply because of their quar- weeks ago, the men registered their McAusher '08 and Andrew Watts Andrew Meyer '07 all were victori- tality, the women's team was able to NBA action only makes the end of ter-final display. Nevertheless their first NESCAC win in over Wee '09 were able to pick up the slack in ous. rebound and defeat Hamilton the college season that much more QPl10nents in the senti-final will be years when they' beat Hamilton terms of singles play. McAusher, However, the men's winning College, 8-1, later on Saturday. All difficult for sports fans to get over. ~riQther Italian team - AC Milan. College 9-0. The women, who are who was playing second on the sin- streak ended at two matches when but one singles player lost in the last Even the NFL is in an awkward They will surely look to protect the more accustomed to winning in the gles ladder, won a nail-bitter 3-6, 6- they were defeated by visiting Colby of their Wee matches at Wellesley. state at this time of year. The Super pride of Italian football which was NESCAC, have cnntinued their vic- 4, 10-7. Minevitz followed this up College 6-2 last Sunday. In a match Poe assumed the number one singles Bowl was a long time ago. And the shattered when Man U put seven on torious ways throughout the current with a dominant win, beating his that started at 10 a.m., the Camels position against Hamilton, and she NFL draft, always an exciting event, Roma, campaign . opponent from Springfield 6-0, 6-0. singles players must have still been fit into her new role quite easily, is not until April 28th. No love for -:'Liverpool proved to be too strong Last Tuesday, the men traveled Watts was also able to add a win for asleep. The team was. swept in all posting a 6-3, 6-3 victory. Also of early-April from professional foot- to Springfield, Massachusetts to bat- the Camels as he scored a 6-3, 6-2 five singles matches, many of which SEE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE tle Springfield College in a ntid- victory. Even though Conn lost their were not close. On the other hand, SEE TENNtS SEE EARLy-ApRIL BLUES

Continued on page nine week match. Despite the number final two singles matches on the lad- Conn was able to rebound during Continued on page ni Continued OIl page nine ~. ". CarnelScoreboard Men's Lacrosse Men's Tennis M&WRowing 4/11 CC 13, RWU 7 4/12 @ Coast Guard, 4:00 p.m. 4/14 WPI, Williams @ Lake Quinsigamond 4/14 @ Endicott, 1:00 p.m. 4/14 Post University, 1 :00 p.m. 4/15 Coast Guard, Thames River 4/17 ECSU, 4:30 p.m. 4/15 Williams, 10:00 a.m. 4/21 Holy Cross, Ithaca, Tufts, Colby @ Lake Ouinsiqamond, MA

• Women's Lacrosse Women's Tennis Sailing 4/1 0 CC 18, Mt. Holyoke 4 4/15 Williams, 2:00 p.rn. 4/14-15 Women: Brad Dellenbaugh Trophy @ Brown 4/15 ECSU, 1 :00 p.m. 4/17.Tufts, 3:30 p.m. 4/21-22 Women: NE Champs. Reed Trophy @ Conn, 9:30 a.m. 4/19 Colorado College, 4:30 p.m. 4/21 Bates, 2:00 p.m. 4/21-22 Thompson Trophy @ Coast Guard, 9:30 a.m.

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