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Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The aP rthenon University Archives 3-10-2016 The aP rthenon, March 10, 2016 Megan Osborne [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Osborne, Megan, "The aP rthenon, March 10, 2016" (2016). The Parthenon. Paper 585. http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/585 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aP rthenon by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEWS, 2 SPORTS, 3 OPINION, 4 LIFE, 6 > PERSONAL BRANDS > WOMEN’S BASKETBALL > KIM KARDASHIAN > BALLHOOTER > CHILIFEST > MEN’S BASKETBALL > STATE EDITORIAL: SODA > ASK FATHER DEAN > JAMES KELLY > INTO EASTER DINNER > BASEBALL RECAP > DINNER FOR A DOLLAR REBECCA TURNBULL | THE PARTHENON RYAN FISCHER | THE PARTHENON SCREENSHOT VIA TWITTER FILE PHOTO THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 | VOL. 119 NO. 81 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com | SINGLE COPY FREE Assistant Professor Kristin Steele teaches her honors course “Texting the World” Wednesday on the brick plaza outside Holderby Hall. LETLETLET THETHETHE SUNSUNSUN SHINESHINESHINE RYAN FISCHER | THE PARTHENON TAKE A WALK ON THE MAYOR STEVE SIDE Williams to continue community walks to promote micklas / parlock outreach, physical activity olson / stipetich jarvis / kinner Inform your vote. LEXI BROWNING | THE PARTHENON Huntington Mayor Steve Williams rescues a baby bird from the street during the inaugural installment of the Walk with the Mayor series April 29, 2015 in the Westmoreland Neighborhood. SGA STUDENT BODY DEBATE By CLARA MAYNARD 9th Avenue and 2nd Street for Hall isn’t just a building at the THE PARTHENON a 90-minute walk through the corner of 5th Avenue and 8th MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER LOBBY Mayor Steve Williams re- neighborhood. Street. I want our residents to sumes his community walks Williams walked through know that I’m willing to walk MONDAY, MARCH 12 through Huntington’s neigh- each of the nine City Council the extra mile to hear and see borhoods this spring in an districts at least once last year. how their neighborhoods can effort to motivate residents to According to a release from the be improved.” 12:00 P.M. become more active. city, he hopes to visit more ar- - Williams kicks off the 2016 eas in those districts this year. ing with neighborhood LIVE STREAM VIA PERISCOPE edition of “Walks with the “This is a great way to dem- associationsThe Mayor’s to Officeestablish is workstart- Mayor” Wednesday, March onstrate to the community that ing points and routes for the 16 on the Southside. He will we should get outside more walks. TWEETED VIA @MUPARTHENON meet residents at 5 p.m. at the Clara Maynard can be Southside Elementary School that our neighbors have,” Wil- contacted at maynard294@ Sponsored by The Parthenon and WMUL-FM bicycle shelter at the corner of liamsand see said firsthand in the release.the concerns “City marshall.edu. C M Y K 50 INCH 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Building a personal brand gets personal Dinner for a Dollar continues Castro said each challenge pre- By NANCY PEYTON “For us, it’s not about the sented in the workshop, THE PARTHENON money,” Ferguson said. “Obvi- including having to think of Marshall University’s Cath- ously, we usually don’t even her own funeral, helped her olic Newman Center feeds break even, but it’s about feed- members of the community ing those who may not get this about settling into a job and each week spiritually and kind of meal anywhere else. It’s workinggain confidence with others. when thinking physically. about making sure their needs “I’m scared about being in- Dinner for a Dollar is held at are met.” volved with a business and 6 p.m. in the Catholic Center ev- Ferguson said the Catholic being like, ‘I don’t really want to ery Thursday. Center will also partner with do this,’” Castro said. “It’s good Campus minister Traci Fer- to get a broad understanding guson said they want to feed this project together. of a business before you accept students and faculty who may other“We organizations encourage other to work orga on- a long-term position. Setting not have access to a hot meal goals is a good thing, and shar- otherwise. that have a basis in community ing them with other people. “Especially during the cold service,nizations, to particularlyvolunteer to thosecook winter, we want to give stu- dinner for a week or two,” Fer- yourself that you wouldn’t dents access to a warm meal,” guson said. “It is a wonderful necessarilyAnd find positive think thingsabout abouton a Ferguson said. “Even students outreach. This project is both day-to-day basis.” who have meal plans get burnt Alexander said she hopes out on cafeteria food and just The dinner usually varies students will be encouraged need something home cooked fromsimple week and incredibly to week, fulfilling.” but ev- the unusual topic caused him to by this and future events after a long week.” erything is made fresh in the question how he interacts with throughout Professionalism Ferguson said even though Catholic Center. others. Month to understand employ- they usually do not break even Nancy Peyton can be “It was the most uncom- ers’ expectations to land their funds wise, it is still a wonder- contacted at peyton22@mar- fortable, but I really thought dream jobs. ful outreach to those in need. shall.edu. that funeral activity was the “One of the things we say in one that hit home,” Hatten the college of business is, ‘Your said. “I looked at it from the success is our business.’ And perspective of if I left a job. this is just one way that we What would be something that want to make students success- Students will be people remember me for in a ful, whether it’s successful in positive way? Did they think I was a hard worker until the job, or ten years down the road graduating, in getting that first “Traveling Around end?” in getting promoted and mov- Hatten coordinated the ing up the ladder,” Alexander RYAN FISCHER | THE PARTHENON said. Alexander. Alexander said she Alexander said the goal of the World” Above: A student takes notes during the How To Market Yourself event watchedevent with the AMA lecture advisor prior Lizto Professionalism Month is to Wednesday in Corbly Hall. the event and recalled an im- provide students with oppor- By NANCY PEYTON each and every day.” Below: AMA advisor Liz Alexander talks to students during How To portant memory when asked to tunities to gain knowledge to THE PARTHENON Tables will be set up for the Market Yourself. imagine her own funeral. Students will be able to ex- different sponsors, including El “I actually was at a funeral may not be discussed in their perience traveling the globe Ranchito, La Famiglia and Stew- By REBECCA TURNBULL Attendees listened to a lynda. a few weeks earlier and the classes.benefit their future careers that without leaving Huntington. art’s Hot Dogs. These sponsors THE PARTHENON com lecture during the event in preacher at the funeral said, The next Professionalism Marshall University’s Com- will provide food for students Marshall students were which the speaker asked par- ‘You preach at your own fu- Month event is titled “Dress for mons Hall Council will host to sample. challenged to envision their ticipants to think of what will neral, when you live your life.’ Success” and will be 5:15 p.m. “Traveling Around the World” There will also be cornhole, funerals Wednesday in room be said about them at the end I thought that was such a very Thursday in Corbly Hall room from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday music and a hot dog eating 105 of Corbly Hall as part of the of their lives. simple, new way to think about 106. outside of Marshall Commons. contest. “How to Market Yourself” event President of Marshall’s chap- how you present yourself to Rebecca Turnbull can be Commons Hall Council vice Rogers said the council hopes for the Lewis College of Busi- ter of the American Marketing others,” Alexander said. contacted at turnbull4@mar- president Trina Rogers said the students will have fun while ness’ Professionalism Month. Association Cody Hatten said Junior marketing major Ellen shall.edu. council wanted to plan a pro- learning about other cultures. gram all students on campus “We hope that people learn could get involved in. that diversity is what makes us “We decided instead of just all unique in our own way and Tri-Sigma Chili Fest heats up Marshall doing a simple community- our many different cultures are wide program, that we wanted what bring us together,” Rogers BY SAGE SHAVERS Tri-Sigma president Conner than last year’s. Richberd said over 400 tick- to reach out to those involved in said. THE PARTHENON Richberg said the annual fest The chili was made by foun- ets were sold before the event. the INTO program and not just “Traveling Around the Members of the Marshall was started by one of the so- dation chair Katie Lemon. Sorority members handed out the ones who live in commons,” World” is free for all Marshall University community en- rority’s alum. Richberg said Lemon said she made eight to-go orders at the door and Rogers said. “It’s a way to bring University students. joyed chili and refreshments at the sorority has held the event multiple gallon batches and served in the dining room.

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