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The Parthenon, November 13, 2015 Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The aP rthenon University Archives 11-13-2015 The aP rthenon, November 13, 2015 Jocelyn Gibson [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Gibson, Jocelyn, "The aP rthenon, November 13, 2015" (2015). The Parthenon. Paper 549. http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/549 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]. INKED LINKED TUESDAY + FRIDAY EVERY DAY @MUParthenon FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 | VOL. 119 NO. 44 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com | SINGLE COPY FREE Capt. Frank Abbott Art Harris Phyllis Preston James Adams Art Harris Jr. Herbert Proctor Mark Andrews Bob Harris Courtney Proctor Charles Arnold Emmett Heath Murrill Ralsten Rachel Arnold Elaine Heath Helen Ralsten Mike Blake Bob Hill Scotty Reese Dennis Blevins Joe Hood Jack Repasy Willie Bluford Tom Howard Larry Sanders Donald Booth James Jarrell Al Saylor Deke Brackett Cynthia Jarrell Jim Schroer Larry Brown Ken Jones Art Shannon Tom Brown Charles Kautz Ted Shoebridge Al Carelli Jr. Marcelo Lajterman Allen Skeens Joseph Chambers Richard Lech Jerry Smith Margaret Chambers Frank Loria Jerry Stainback Roger Childers Gene Morehouse Donald Tackett Stuart Cottrell Jim Moss Rick Tolley Rick Dardinger Barry Nash Bob Van Horn David DeBord Jeff Nathan Roger Vanover Danny Deese Pat Norrell Patricia Vaught Gary George Brian O’Connor Parker Ward Kevin Gilmore James Patterson Norman Weichmann Dave Griffith Charlene Poat Fred Wilson Ray Hagley Michael Prestera John Young Shirley Hagley Glenn Preston Tom Zborill IN MEMORY C M Y K 50 INCH 2 WEEKEND NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Marshall graduate competing in Miss Jetset 2015 By DESMOND GROVES doing fundraisers for them.” THE PARTHENON Maynard wants to use her title as Miss Jetset 2015 to rep- Santana Maynard graduated from Marshall University at resent West Virginia and put a positive light on cosplay. the age of 19 with three degrees in criminal justice, Japa- “I’m going to be in Miss Jetset Magazine, regardless if I nese, education and a minor. Maynard was featured as an win or not,” Maynard said. “But now I have the opportunity extra in “We Are Marshall” and “Burning Annie” and visits to win the title of Miss Jetset, which will represent West conventions all over the country, where her cosplay has been Virginia on its cover. If I get the cover, I will have a much featured in “1000 Incredible Cosplay and Costume Ideas” by bigger platform to work off of because this will open up so YayaHan and in the Japanese magazine, Cosmode Magazine. many doors and opportunities for me to able to talk about Maynard is competing to win Miss Jetset 2015. If Maynard the causes I’m working for and even help represent cosplay wins, she will be awarded $100,000 and fly out to Arizona in a positive light to get my own voice heard out there a lot to be featured on the cover of Jetset magazine. Maynard said more.” she plans on using some of the money to donate toward Lit- Cosplay was not originally what Maynard wanted to do tle Victories, The Humane Society and The American Heart within entertaining. Maynard started singing professionally Association. at age 9 and has sung at venues around the Tri-State, as well Maynard’s reasons for donating to those organizations are as at venues in Nashville, Tennessee. Maynard released her personal. debut extended play titled “Prison Key” in February of this “I’m a huge animal advocate,” Maynard said. “I have always year and opened up for Brad Paisley. loved animals and want to do everything I can to help them. “He (Paisley) was really nice,” Maynard said. “He seemed The American Heart Association is something that hits close to have really liked my music.” to home, as my grandmother died with heart problems and Voting for Miss Jetset 2015 ends Dec. 10 and voters are SUBMITTED PHOTO she was like a second mom to me. I know a lot of people allowed to vote once every 12 hours. Santana Maynard is a Marshall graduate in the running for the that have suffered from heart conditions and I work with Desmond Groves can be contacted at groves53@mar- title of Miss Jetset 2015. the Heart Association at my local school, educating kids and shall.edu Of The Dell releases The Marshall 75 to be honored at 45th Annual debut single Memorial Fountain Ceremony By NATHAN THOMAS “They started coming over to my house,” By ROB ENGLE “I’d never thought I’d be able to say I’ve been THE PARTHENON Curnutte said. “I’ve got a studio in my THE PARTHENON part of such an impactful university,” Rogner Huntington rock quartet Of The Dell has house and they were after me to produce The 75 sons and daughters of Marshall who said. “I’ve gotten to help with a special event released its debut single “Runnin’ on Good their material because they felt I had the lost their lives in the 1970 plane crash will be that’s so sacred. But it’s not just me, it’s truly Times,” consisting of two of the band’s background and knowledge of where they honored at the 45th Annual Memorial Fountain a community effort. I’m just the one making original songs. wanted to come from. They wanted it to Ceremony Saturday on the Memorial Student phone calls and everyone I’ve talked to is so “We just want it raw to sound like it’s sound like my first Assassin of Silence al- Center plaza. willing to help. It’s a community event, not a live and to interpret the band on the best bum and it’s all come along from there. “ Because Marshall plays a home football game university event, and that’s what makes it so of their ability,” said Jim Curnutte, pro- The songs have the vibe of rock songs at 3:30 p.m., the service is scheduled to begin 10 special.” ducer of the release. from the 1960s, which comes to no sur- a.m., rather than the regular noon starting time. Duncan Waugaman, student body president The band is comprised of Corey Hat- prise to those who have seen the band live. This year’s keynote speaker is Stephen Ward, and Huntington native, said working on the ton, vocals and guitar, Cody Hatton, vocals Of The Dell tends to incorporate Beatles, who was 5 years old when his father, Parker ceremony for two years has made him realize and bass guitar, CJ Davis, drums and Issac Paul McCartney and Grassroots covers into Ward, owner of Hez War Buick in Huntington, the impact of the event. Hodges, guitar. their live performances. died in the crash along with 74 others. “I’ve gone to Marshall games since I was Of the A-side “Runnin,” Corey Hatton “That’s what we want out of our origi- Stephen Ward lives in Louisville, Kentucky knee-high. Until last year when I stood up on said, “I was sitting at home in 2012, sus- nal music,” Cody Hatton said. with his wife, Shari, and two children. Stephen the podium and got to meet the families, I never pended from high school as always, playing “It’s been an experience so far to work Ward currently works for Boehringer-Ingel- realized the impact,” Waugaman said. “Being guitar and there it was.” on the single,” Curnutte said. “Basically heim Oncology. able to come back this year and share that dif- The B-side “Good Time All Of The Time” we work whenever our vibe is there to do “The love I feel for Marshall University and ferent perspective that I now have, I’m looking was co-written by brothers Corey and it because it’s important to have that con- the city of Huntington cannot be measured,” forward to it. It’s a way to celebrate their lives Cody Hatton. nection. The last couple of months have Stephen Ward said in a press release. “Remem- on the day Marshall went from a school to a “Corey got a new 12-string guitar last been really chaotic which has helped us bering the 75 we lost on Nov. 14, 1970 is a family.” summer and I wrote the riff,” Cody Hat- with these two songs, especially ‘Run- special day for all of us. Thank you for keeping Waugaman said he is looking forward to the ton said. “I didn’t show it to the guys in ning,’ because of the chaos that is trying the Marshall spirit alive.” large crowd he expects the ceremony draw, see- the group until a few months ago and we to be interpreted in the production of the Isabelle Rogner, student body vice president, ing that this year’s memorial is on a home game worked with it and made a song out of it.” song.” has worked closely with Ward in preparation day. The band met Curnutte in early 2015 at Curnutte plans to reissue his Assas- for his address. Rogner said even though Ward “So many people are in Huntington for game different open mic nights; Corey Hatton sin of Silence and J.C. Storyteller albums did not attend Marshall, the university has al- day who are typically out of town,” Waugaman immediately hit it off with Curnutte be- while also working on the full length Of ways been a huge part of his life.
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