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campus news Zeta Tau Alpha HOLI brings a little bit of coming to color to Wilson Lawn campus next year lucas loffredo Staff Writer
The sorority Zeta Tau Alpha will come to Vanderbilt next year, holding their first formal recruitment in the Spring. Vanderbilt’s Panhellenic Extension Committee, composed of current students and alumni from the university’s Panhellenic organizations, picked Zeta Tau Alpha on Thursday from the group of three finalists that also included G. Komen Foundation and in Phi Mu and Delta Zeta. association with the National “All of the groups that Football Association and presented clearly demonstrated Yoplait Yogurt, also helped an enthusiastic commitment them stand out to the Extension to establishing a new group at Committee. Vanderbilt,” said Vanderbilt “Their main focus on cancer Director of Greek Life Kristin awareness I think will add a Shorter. “But ultimately, Zeta very interesting, helpful, and Tau Alpha seemed to be the best important philanthropy on fit for our campus.” campus,” Trant said. “I’m hoping that it’s a new Zeta Tau Alpha could opportunity for a lot of the potentially struggle with nicole mandel/ The Vanderbilt Hustler students who haven’t had a the same issues that other previous opportunity to join a Panhellenic organizations On Saturday Masala-SACE organized HOLI on Wilson Lawn. The event, a spring religious festival for Hindus, was celebrated with water, colorful paint, water balloons and shaving cream. sorority to still join one,” said recently trying to form a chapter Vanderbilt Panhellenic Council at Vanderbilt have faced. President Allie Trant. “It will “We’re lucky enough that allow more room for the large they will be a house sorority, so campus news amount of women who want to that will put them on an equal be Greek.” playing field with everyone else,” Shorter cited many reasons Trant said. “With the correct for Zeta Tau Alpha’s selection, support and the rest of the Greek Meet Vanderbilt alumni including extensive financial community’s help, I would hope and staffing resources. that it would only take a few “The organization has years to have numbers equal to some dynamic anti-hazing, the other chapters.” risk management and social The next step for the authors at Heard Library responsibility programming organization will be developing that we think would be a good fit a presence on campus before ann marie deer owens research, including court author conducted oral history of Breach of Peace: Portraits of for VU,” Shorter said. recruitment next Spring. Vanderbilt News Service transcripts, contemporary interviews with more than 100 the 1961 Mississippi Freedom “They also have strong alumni “The Panhellenic Council and newspaper reports, archived march participants – ranging Riders (Atlas, 2008). The book network in Nashville that will be Office of Greek Life will work with Eric Etheridge, Charles papers, letters, FBI documents, from high-profile Civil Rights features 40-year-old mugshots able to provide great mentorship the leadership from Zeta Tau Euchner and Alex Heard — interview transcripts and other leaders to average Americans of more than 300 arrested for a new group.” Alpha to identify opportunities three Vanderbilt University untapped sources, along with who endured abuse while riders in Jackson, Miss., as Their national philanthropy, for involvement and building alumni who have written the recollections of family standing up for what they well as new portraits and “Think Pink!” breast cancer awareness throughout the fall important books about the members whose parents or believed. excerpts of interviews with 80 awareness through the Susan semester,” Shorter said. ■ early years of the Civil Rights spouses were involved in the Euchner, who majored in of those riders whom Etheridge Movement — will return to their case. political science and received has tracked down through campus news alma mater for a discussion Heard, a native of Jackson, his bachelor’s degree from extensive research. and book signing on April 21. Miss., came to Vanderbilt as Vanderbilt in 1982, went on Twenty portraits from Breach “From Jim Crow to the a transfer student in 1978. He to earn a master’s degree and of Peace were part of the “Road March on Washington: Alumni enjoyed writing for student doctorate from Johns Hopkins to Freedom” exhibition of Civil Authors Look Back on the publications and earned his University. His research has Rights photography displayed ‘The Girls Beginnings of a Movement” will B.A. in English in 1980. After focused on the grassroots in museums across the nation. take place in the Community graduation he moved to level of politics. Books that he Although the book is finished, Room of Vanderbilt’s Central Washington, D.C., where he has written or co-authored Etheridge continues to look for Library from 5:30 to 7 p.m. began working at magazines. include Extraordinary Politics, surviving riders to document John Seigenthaler, founder of Heard is the editorial director Selecting the President, Urban this remarkable historical Next Dore’ The First Amendment Center of Outside magazine. He also Policy Reconsidered, The Last period. and host of WNPT’s A Word on has worked as an editor and Nine Innings and Little League, Etheridge grew up in kyle blaine 18 years old and must be a Words, will serve as moderator. writer at Wired, The New York Big Dreams. Carthage and Jackson, Miss. He News Editor registered full- or part-time Heard wrote The Eyes of Times Magazine, New Republic Euchner has taught at majored in English and was a student at Vanderbilt. Willie McGee: A Tragedy of and other publications. Yale and the University of student journalist at Vanderbilt Vanderbilt women will have Playboy photographers Race, Sex and Secrets in the Jim Charles Euchner’s latest book Pennsylvania and served as before earning his bachelor’s the opportunity to bare it last came to campus in Crow South (HarperCollins, is Nobody Turn Me Around: the executive director of the degree in 1979. He has worked all for Playboy’s “Girls of the the spring of 2007, stirring 2010), the story of a young A People’s History of the 1963 Rappaport Institute for Great as an editor for The Nation, SEC” pictorial Tuesday. controversy throughout the African American man March on Washington (Beacon Boston at Harvard University’s Rolling Stone and Harper’s, The special feature, which community and soliciting a from Laurel, Miss., who was Press, 2010). He addresses the John F. Kennedy School of among other publications. showcases nude female petition against the recruiting executed in 1951 for allegedly significance of the August 28 Government. Before becoming Currently, he is a photographer coeds from the Southeastern event. Approximately 30 raping a white housewife. The March on Washington with an academic, he was a staff in New York City. Conference, will print in the women auditioned, and Washington Post named it a Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic writer for Education Week. This event is free and October 2011 issue of the one Vanderbilt student was Best Book of 2010. “I Have a Dream” speech Euchner is also the creator of open to the public. For more popular men’s magazine. selected for the September To tell the story, Heard relied in the context of the overall The Writing Code. Etheridge is information, call Celia Walker Candidates must be at least 2007 issue. ■ on exhaustive documentary Civil Rights Movement. The the author and photographer at 615-343-4701. ■
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The Chancellor Heard Awards celebrate individual and chapter achievements in the Greek com- munity on campus. Fraternities and sororities will be rewarded for outstanding work in community service, philanthropy, education- al programming, faculty relations, alumni relations and campus involvement. Awards are also given to Outstanding Academic Achievement and to the Chapter of the Year. Individual recognition will be given to outstanding com- munity servants, new members, a Greek man and a Greek woman. Beck Friedman/ The Vanderbilt Hustler Outstanding chapter advisors The Vanderbilt Community Concert Band practices on April 5, 2011 in the MRH to get ready for their upcoming concerts on April 12 at the Children’s Hospital and on April 16 at Dragon Park. The concert at Dragon Park is honoring the past band director, Joe Laird, who died in December. The concert at and house directors will also be Children’s Hospital is premiering a piece which was composed for kids to promote kindness. The Community Concert Band is composed of members from honored. all Vanderbilt undergraduate and graduate schools as well as people who work at Vanderbilt and live in the Vanderbilt community.
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Clinton, Gore remember McWherter at US woman accused in school bus brawl while Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert described Beck’s “crank up the crazy and rip off the knob” moments. Tenn. service over trash He was popular with tea party activists and drew thousands of people NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton and BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut (AP) — Police say a woman to the National Mall in Washington last August for a “restoring honor” former Vice President Al Gore on Saturday remembered Ned annoyed by students throwing trash from a school bus climbed rally. McWherter, Tennessee’s governor from 1987 to 1995, as a politician aboard at one of the stops and became involved in a fight that sent Yet some of his statements were getting him in trouble, and critics with a special way of connecting with everyday people. one student to the hospital. appealed to advertisers to boycott his show last summer after he said Clinton and Gore attended a public memorial service for Bridgeport police said 29-year-old Daisha Womack told officers President Barack Obama had “a deep-seated hatred for white people.” McWherter, a self-made millionaire who also was a longtime she was driving behind the bus when her car was hit by things Beck said that he went to Roger Ailes, Fox News chairman and CEO, House speaker from West Tennessee. He died Monday of cancer thrown out the bus windows. She got on the bus at one of the stops in January to discuss ways they could continue to work together without at the age of 80. and allegedly confronted a student, when others jumped her. the daily show. Tennessee Republican Gov. Bill Haslam, as well as several Police said one student was taken to Saint Vincent’s Medical “Half of the headlines say he’s been canceled,” Ailes said. “The other former state governors and lawmakers, also attended the service Center after complaining of head pain from the Thursday afternoon half say he quit. We’re pretty happy with both of them.” at War Memorial Auditorium. scuffle. They said Friday that Womack was charged with criminal Beck said he noted on his show Tuesday “how many times can I tell Gore, a former Tennessee senator, said McWherter “always kept trespass, breach of peace, third-degree assault, and risk of injury to the (George) Soros story,” referring to the liberal donor Beck has made a connection to working people and the rural poor.” a minor. Her bond was set at $10,000. ■ a target of attacks. Clinton called him a “fabulous politician” who “made us dream, “We felt Glenn brought additional information, a unique perspective, and think and act.” ■ a certain amount of passion and insight to the channel and he did,” Ailes Colorado police pepper-spray said. “But that story of what’s going on and why America is in trouble misbehaving boy, 8 today, I think he told that story as well as could be told. Whether you can Search for possible serial killer presses just keep telling that story or not ... we’re not so sure.” ■ DENVER (AP) — The staff at the Colorado elementary school on in NY said no one could calm 8-year-old Aidan Elliott. OAK BEACH, N.Y. (AP) — While investigators scour miles of He had just thrown a TV and chairs and was now trying to use a Foundation: Bristol Palin worth $332K desolate New York beachfront from the tops of fire trucks and cart to bust through a door to an office where teachers had taken map plans for officers to traverse a daunting morass of thicket some young students for safety. compensation on horseback in search of more victims, dozens of detectives They called the police. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Bristol Palin was well worth are inspecting credit card receipts, telephone records, old traffic The officers found him with a foot-long piece of wood trim with the $332,500 she was paid to be an ambassador for a foundation tickets and even applications for clamming licenses in the hunt for a knife-like point in one hand and a cardboard box in the other. aiming to prevent teen pregnancy, the organization’s founder said a possible serial killer. “Come get me, f-----,” he said. Wednesday. Eight victims have now been found dumped just steps from When they couldn’t calm him down, one squirted Aidan with In her 2009 debut with The Candies Foundation, the unwed Ocean Parkway, a highway leading to the popular Jones Beach pepper spray. He blocked it with the cardboard box. mother and daughter of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was paid State Park. The news has rattled nerves throughout Long Island; A second squirt hit the youngster in the side of the head, and $262,500 for 15 to 20 days of work, and another $70,000 for a less one mother snapped at a stranger outside a public library about down he went, according to an account of the Feb. 22 standoff in a amount of work last year. fears for her safety and schoolteachers say they are sensing fear in police report first obtained by KUSA-TV. The money spent has been “an amazing investment,” according the voices of their students. Aidan and his mother went on national talk shows on Wednesday to foundation founder Neil Cole. “Whether they’re prostitutes or not, we don’t care about that in to say using pepper spray on an unruly 8-year-old was too much. The fact that the 20-year-old Bristol Palin was a teen mother our community,” said Jose Trinidad of Bay Shore, a community ■ herself shows the problem is a national epidemic, not one limited just north of the Robert Moses Bridge, about five miles from where to inner cities or minorities, Cole said. the bodies were found. “We care that there’s a murderer loose Her work advocating abstinence through public service out there and he’s killing human beings. He could kill somebody Glenn Beck’s Fox show ending announcements, media interviews and TV and radio spots else.” NEW YORK (AP) — Glenn Beck later this year will end his Fox News amounts to more than a billion impressions on people, he said, Investigators following up on the disappearance of a Jersey Channel talk show, which has sunk in the ratings and has suffered from citing a study conducted by the foundation. City, N.J., woman seen working as a Craigslist escort in the area an advertiser boycott. “Someone said in our organization today, Bristol’s the gift that last spring, happened upon the corpses of four women late last Fox and Beck’s company, Mercury Radio Arts, said Wednesday they keeps on giving,” he said. year. They were identified as missing prostitutes who also booked will stay in business creating other projects for Fox television and digital, Palin family attorney John Tiemessen did not immediately clients over the Internet. Four more bodies were found when starting with some documentaries Beck is preparing. return requests for comment Wednesday. officers returned to the area in the past two weeks; they have yet to Beck was a quick burn on Fox News Channel. Almost immediately Bristol Palin was 18 when she took the job with the New York- be identified, even by gender. All eight were found within a three- after joining the network in January 2009, he doubled the ratings at his based foundation in 2009, months after giving birth to son, Tripp. mile radius on the north side of the parkway. ■ afternoon time slot. Fans found his conservative populism entertaining, She and the boy’s father, Levi Johnston, are no longer together. ■
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You Let’s take a deep breath and try to remember Wyatt faring well in these pages. When select the best and brightest, and if a that tailgating on your frat house’s front lawn and Columnist he reflected on lower voter turnout boy or a girl doesn’t make the cut, then openly drinking beer underage is a privilege, not a among young voters in last Monday’s meghan rose too bad. This isn’t Little League. Not right. Same goes for blasting music at ear-splitting column, Jesse Jones said, “I am ashamed at my peers Sports Editor everyone makes a team. volumes, or for being so publicly intoxicated that you for neglecting this basic civic duty.” In last Friday’s Greek Life has the most parties. They pass out face down at high noon, perhaps missing column, Hudson Todd excoriated the majority of Matt have the most hook-ups. They have the your pants. American voters, calling them “uneducated know- Olivia Kupfer Popkin best contributions to the Vanderbilt Most Vanderbilt guys won’t talk about sorority girls nothings” who “are so insultingly ignorant about Life Editor Columnist Crime Log. whining, and for good reason; they make up a large the financial realities of our government that it is So why complain so much? Where part of the dating pool. But since I’m graduating, and practically immoral for most of them to vote.” does the sense of entitlement come from? now that the weather has turned warm, will regularly Of course, these complaints are contradictory, If there ever was a single quote that showed be wearing cargo shorts I’ve owned since ninth but that’s not surprising, since I doubt their authors The Vanderbilt Hustler this mindset in all its glory, it ran in this paper in grade, I thought I’d give it a shot. would purport to agree with each other in the first Staff List response to the university’s decree that football Rush week is the sorority version of this tailgating place. In any case, when taken together the two tailgates must now end 30 minutes before kick- mess. Every year, at the start of second semester, nicely sum up Americans’ worries about “the public” Editor-in-Chief off. Vanderbilt gentlemen seek out chiropractors. We (which is usually defined as “everybody but me and Chris Honiball At most schools, this would not be a big deal. That develop serious neck problems from nodding along my close friends”). Low voter turnout, especially be around the time you would, you know, actually go to a sorority sister complaining about having to stay among demographics that tend to agree with us, is to the football game you’re tailgating for. at the house so late, or about how stressful it is to a shame and a violation of civic duty. On the other News Editor But here at Vanderbilt, to some Greeks, it means have to perform a skit for freshman girls. hand, far too many voters are misinformed already, Kyle Blaine something far more serious. Nefarious, even! Chapter is boring. Philanthropy meetings are particularly the ones who disagree with us, so we “It seems like the university took a request from horrible. Initiation is the worst. And all of it is a should encourage people to stay away from the Coach Franklin to the students to come to the games privilege, an activity you are choosing to do. polls unless they’ve taken the time to understand Opinion Editor earlier and turned that honest request into another Once my freshman year, my roommate came back the issues. Theodore Samets opportunity to systematically wipe out any fun at on a Friday night looking rather depressed. I asked As my sarcasm indicates, I tend to find both this school,” said a fraternity brother. him what was wrong. lines somewhat self-serving. If nothing else, our Right on, my man. There’s no fun in supporting “I have to wake up so early tomorrow,” he said. political system gives us all endless opportunities Sports Editor the student-athletes at our school! There’s no fun in “The tailgate is starting at nine.” for complaining and finger-pointing, and I have meghan rose seeing SEC football for free! And most importantly, I tried to explain that he didn’t have to wake up if found that people often bemoan the sad state of there’s no fun without Greek Life running completely he didn’t want to; he could sleep in. But he just shook the American electorate because they are tired of unchecked! his head. complaining about the sad state of politicians and Asst Sports Editors The Deans of Vanderbilt want us to be miserable. “I have to go,” he said. “You don’t understand.” the national media. eric single They want us to transfer. Not only that, but they are I still don’t. But before I seem to be too hard on my fellow Jackson Martin doing all of this “systematically,” a word choice so columnists, let me say that they both have valid Reid Harris over the top, I’m not sure how the interviewer could — Matt Popkin is a senior in the College of Arts and points. Jesse Jones is right to remind us that young have kept a straight face. Science. He can be reached at matthew.d.popkin@ voters won’t have power unless they turn out to Maybe the next step of their dastardly plan is to vanderbilt.edu. vote. Hudson Todd is right to point out the high Life Editor cost of an uniformed vote, particularly for overseas Olivia Kupfer recipients of American aid. Cartoon Don wright / MCT Campus I’m just not sure the problem is all on the voters’ end. Sure, people are cynical about the impact of Asst. Life Editors their vote, but a quick examination of most of our Lex ArdelJan-Braden politicians is enough to make anybody cynical. And Kyle Meacham yes, voters are misinformed, many due to sheer Xiaoyu Qi laziness. But when news organizations report half- truths and sensationalize their coverage to get more viewers, it can be difficult indeed to separate fact Photography Editor and fiction. So the problem isn’t “the voters” any Oliver Wolfe more than it is “the media” or “the politicians.” All three work to create an environment where apathy and ignorance reign. Supervising Copy Editor Perhaps more crucially, I’m not sure there’s Peter Nygaard anything that can really be done about our problems with the electorate. Politicians can be kicked out, and the news can be turned off. But the unpleasant InsideVandy Editor yet important truth is that, in a free society, people Chris mcDonald have an inalienable right not to give a damn. Paying taxes and abiding by all local, state and federal laws are civic duties. Voting is not. Voting is a choice Marketing Director people make when they want to have a say in how George Fischer they are governed, and they are free to make that choice as wisely or as foolishly as they please.
Art Director — Ben Wyatt is a senior in the College of Arts and Matt Radford Science. He can be reached at benjamin.k.wyatt@ vanderbilt.edu.
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Whether Food: 7 Food: 7 Food: 9 you’re hung over, trying Service: 9 Service: 7.5 Service: 6 to impress your brunch date or entertaining out- Ambiance: 5 Ambiance: 8 Ambiance: 8.5 of-towners, selecting the Mad Donna’s, located on Woodland Street in East Copper Kettle, which has locations in Green Hills Although Le Peep is a chain — at least it’s not Qdoba wrong restaurant can ruin Nashville, is a drive from campus, but it’s worth the and on Peabody Street (near Lipscomb University or Bread & Co. — the atmosphere feels more like a the good time. trip. With a sophisticated brunch menu that would and 12th Avenue South), offers an all you can eat neighborhood diner and hangout than a bustling fast Below is the Life section’s impress even the snootiest gourmand, Mad Donna’s brunch on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for $16.25 food joint. With its tagline “The Best Breakfast Food list of hidden brunch gems is a culinary delight. The brunch menu is served per person. With a carving station, cold salads, hot in the World,” Le Peep offers diners hearty portions that curb hunger and offer Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and items and dessert (banana bread pudding anyone?), of signature breakfast food (eggs, potatoes, toast type delicious items include: East Nash “Beignets” and there’s an array of food to suit any taste. Indulge entrees) all at an affordable price. With a menu that a welcome change from for diners who are 21+, a $6, unlimited “Build Your with miniature eclairs, cinnamon buns and donuts “reads like a cookbook,” Le Peep offers a gourmet the predictable chain Own Bloody Mary Bar.” and you’re instantly transported to the finest French version of Rand’s weekend brunch. restaurants, Commons and If you miss the 3 p.m. brunch cut-of, head over for a bakeries this side of the Atlantic. Make sure to get there early (the restaurant starts Rand. With Rites on the dinner and enjoy everyone’s favorite starchy comfort As part of Copper Kettle’s all you can eat brunch, serving breakfast and brunch at 6:30 a.m.) or else horizon, it’s time to start food: macaroni and cheese. The restaurant features diners can order eggs, omelets and waffles. Feel free you’ll have to wait with the crowds. The best part? six “Mad Macs,” including the “White Truffle” with to circulate through the buffet line to your heart’s Le Peep is close to Percy Warner Park so diners can planning next weekend’s white truffle oil and four-cheese bechamel sauce. content, eat up and enjoy a post-meal nap. ■ walk-off a filling brunch. ■ brunch schedule. Delicious! ■
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The end is nigh. For some seniors, thesis defense cicada (se-ka-duh) dates and unclear job prospects are enough reason noun: any large homopterous insect of the family Oliver Wolfe/ The Vanderbilt Hustler to dread graduation, but even those who believe Cicadidae, the male of which produces a shrill they have bright futures should beware the coming sound by means of vibrating membranes on the of May. That’s when the 13-year periodical cicadas underside of the abdomen. will emerge from the ground — by the millions. Most Nashville natives remember the last time Middle Tennessee was plagued by the apocalyptic • Dip cicadas in egg mixture, coat with flour and hordes of cicadas in 1998. Everywhere Nashvillians saute in frying pan at medium heat until golden walked, they could hear the crunching of the brown. Serve immediately. massive insects underneath their feet. Young • Note: While many people do eat cicadas, The tree branches and trunks were literally covered Hustler does not advocate consuming insects Summer by hundreds of cicadas, buzzing loudly day and before consulting a health care professional to night. check for allergies. This wave of cicadas, called Brood XIX, is due to Online Registration arrive in early May, just in time for what will be a Pray truly memorable graduation ceremony. However, The word cicada is derived from the Latin, March 28 - April 22 readers need fear not, because the Life staff has meaning buzzer. The name could not be more www.vanderbilt.edu/summersessions compiled a guide for learning to deal with, love appropriate because they buzz unrelentingly, and yes, even eat, the cicada. day and night. The cicada’s “song” is loud and sometimes hypnotic. Students wary of the future Eat should pull their yoga mats outside and try Summer courses Cicadas were eaten in Ancient Greece and meditating to the hum of the cicada. available in: are still consumed around the world, in China, Malaysia and Latin America. Love ART Although the Internet is an abundant source of Much like the college experience, the cicada BIOLOGICAL recipes for cicada quiches, pastries and chocolate summer is a fleeting thing. It is loud and messy, SCIENCES cicada cakes, the Life staff prefers a minimalist there is lots of mating and there is nothing else in CHEMISTRY approach. The following recipe works best with the world quite like it. Once it arrives, you can’t COMMUNICATION young, self-shelled cicadas. imagine life any other way, and then one day, all of STUDIES a sudden, it is over. Instead of reacting with disgust CLASSICS Ingredients: or fear, embrace the cicadas with open arms. EARTH & ENVIRON- • 20 young cicadas Indeed, let the coming of the cicada be a parable • 1 egg, beaten for the college years: bizarre, ephemeral and MENTAL SCIENCE • 1 cup flour marked by things you probably shouldn’t have put ECONOMICS • 4 tablespoons oil or butter in your mouth, but did anyway. ■ ENGLISH FILM STUDIES FINANCIAL ECONOMICS HISTORY HISTORY OF ART JEWISH STUDIES LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES MATHEMATICS PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SPANISH THEATRE WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES 6 Monday, April 11, 2011 The Vanderbilt Hustler www.InsideVandy.com sports Men’s basketball Redshirts use season to learn, wait turn
george barclay smooth jump shot in addition to long arms, great Sports Writer hands and excellent touch around the basket. The main question with Henderson is how he Imagine being the star player on your high will handle the physical play of other centers in school basketball team. Imagine college coaches the strong Eastern Division of the Southeastern coming to watch you practice. Imagine being Conference. If he can play through contact and able to Google your ESPN.com scouting report. consistently rebound the basketball, Henderson Imagine signing a letter of intent. Now, imagine will be a valuable center for the Commodores being told that your first college season will be moving forward. spent on the sidelines. These stories usually For Siakam, the redshirt experience was don’t make headlines, but every year, Division I far from easy. At Brehm Prep High School in college basketball players are given the redshirt Carbondale, Ill., where he averaged 18 points, 10 tag as entering freshmen. rebounds and five blocks per game, Siakam had While casual sports fans may dismiss redshirt little trouble as a 6-foot-6-inch power forward. players as “the guys who don’t play,” there’s a lot However at Vanderbilt, Siakam has had to make more to it. During the season, redshirt players are the transition to the position of small forward. required to participate in all practices, workouts, According to Siakam, the adjustment demanded team activities, travel with the team and sit on the patience. bench for every game. In fact, one of Vanderbilt’s “You don’t see yourself as productive because star players, Festus Ezeli, is a product of the you are playing a position that you have never redshirt process. played,” Siakam said. Vanderbilt sports fans, meet freshmen Josh Siakam has spent his time as a redshirt working Henderson and James Siakam. Although they did on his jump shooting and ball-handling. The best not get to play this season, both Josh and James parts of the season for Siakam were improving still have four years of athletic eligibility left. All his skills and making his teammates better. the while, Henderson and Siakam have used this As the 2011-12 season gets closer, Siakam opportunity to hone their skills. brings a great deal of upside to the Vanderbilt At 6-feet-11-inches tall, it’s pretty hard to miss Commodores. He is a tenacious on-the-ball Josh Henderson walking around campus. During defender, a great offensive rebounder, has his senior year at Cave Spring High School in shot-blocking abilities and can finish at the Roanoke, Va., Henderson averaged 20 points, 11 rim with ease. The main obstacles for Siakam rebounds, four blocks and four steals a game. will be fighting for playing time and improving When asked about his experience as a redshirt, his shot and ball-handling skills. If Siakam can Henderson said, “Last year was more just learning; overcome these issues, he could be an excellent learning from Festus (Ezeli), learning from Steve sixth man. (Tchiengang). I got to see the atmosphere of the Player development is no easy task, especially (college) game.” at the Division I level. Both Henderson and Under coach Kevin Stallings, Henderson Siakam understand that their improvement as has also learned the importance of mental players will come after countless repetitions. toughness. While fans may not immediately see Henderson oliver wolfe / File Photo Going into the 2011-12 season, Henderson has and Siakam’s contributions in the box score next a versatile offensive skill set. Even though he is year, they represent the future of Vanderbilt Freshman Josh Henderson (40) did not see any game action as a redshirt for the Commodores this year. ■ The center averaged 20 points and 11 rebounds per game in his senior year at Cave Spring High School. nearly seven feet tall, Henderson possesses a basketball.
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nicole mandel / The Vanderbilt Hustler First baseman Aaron Westlake and the Commodores extended their record to 6-0 over teams from the state of Alabama with a 11-6 win Sunday.
Eric single afternoon’s series-clinching 7-0 victory, striking out seven nicole mandel / The Vanderbilt Hustler Asst. Sports Editor batters and allowing just four hits in 7.1 shutout innings of work. Sophomore Mike Yastrzemski scored two runs and singled home quick hits about the pitcher Gritty starting pitching, timely offense and a few spectacular Anthony Gomez with the bases loaded during a three-run third who doesn’t allow many defensive plays came together to help Vanderbilt make an emphatic inning for Vanderbilt. statement this weekend by sweeping Alabama over a three-game On Friday, Sonny Gray overcame some early adversity to gut out • The junior right-hander has compiled a 7-0 record series in which the Commodores never trailed. a solid start and received plenty of run support from his teammates on the season Curt Casali and Bryan Johns each homered to left field to on the way to an 11-3 Vanderbilt victory. With a 4-2 lead in the top highlight a six-run seventh inning on Sunday afternoon, helping of the fourth inning, Gray quickly loaded the bases after hitting • In Friday night’s start, Sonny Gray made a six- Vanderbilt pull away for the sweep with an 11-6 victory. Starter lead-off batter Andrew Miller, walking Brandt Hendricks and failing inning appearance on the mound, striking out four Taylor Hill held the Tide hitless through three innings, and his to cleanly field a Brett Booth bunt down the third-base line. Gray and giving up two unearned runs in the outing offense took advantage, scoring two runs in the bottom of the first settled down with an impressive sequence, striking out the next two and chasing Alabama starter Taylor Wolfe after bringing another batters and forcing Brock Bennett to ground out to second base to • The Tide threatened Vandy’s 4-2 lead in the top of run across in the third. end the threat. Three innings of two-hit relief out of Corey Williams the fourth inning with bases loaded and no outs. Alabama rallied to tie the score in the fifth on a two-run single and Jack Armstrong secured Gray his seventh victory of the season. Gray responded, striking out two batters before a by Hunter Gregory and then threatened to come all the way back Shortstop Anthony Gomez singled in each of his first three at- weakly-hit ground ball to second base ended the with a rally off of the Vanderbilt bullpen in the top of the eighth bats on Friday and finished the weekend 7-for-13 from the plate inning inning. But with the bases loaded and three runs already across while extending his hitting streak to 28 games. in the eighth, Tony Kemp laid out for a spectacular catch at the The Crimson Tide made two errors in each of the three • With Friday’s win, Gray tied professional players warning track in the left field corner to rob Gregory of an extra- games over the weekend and dropped to 7-5 in SEC play. The and former Commodores Mike Minor and David base hit and end the inning. Commodores won their 30th game of the season on Sunday and Price with 22 collegiate career wins Vanderbilt starter Grayson Garvin dominated in Saturday extended their conference winning streak to eight games. ■ top weekend performers next game Grayson mike Anthony Garvin yastrzemski Gomez vs. Starting pitcher Right Fielder Shortstop • 7.1 IP, 4 H, 0 ER, 4 SO, 1 BB • 6-10, 7 R, 4 RBI, 1 SB • 7-12, 4 R, 1 SB Garvin improved to 6-1 on Yastrzemski pulled his season Anthony Gomez led an vanderbilt at MTSU the year while combining batting average up to .308 and offense that scored 29 runs Tuesday, April 12 with two other pitchers now leads the team with 33 over the weekend while 6 p.m. CT to keep the Tide off the runs scored. extending his hitting streak Smith Baseball Field — Murfreesboro, Tenn. scoreboard on Saturday. to 28 games on Sunday. www.InsideVandy.com The Vanderbilt Hustler Monday, April 11, 2011 7
Lacrosse Around the SEC Jackson Martin Ohio State upsets Vanderbilt, 17-16 Asst. Sports Editor Over the next 10 minutes of regulation, the Buckeyes reeled off six unanswered goals; Markwordt, Zerhusen and Capuzzi accounted for No. 4 Florida takes two of three all six. from Mississippi State “I think having that four- or five-goal lead obviously helped us because we knew Vanderbilt would be able to put some goals on the board,” STARKVILLE, Miss. – Down 3-1, Mississippi State loaded the bases in the bottom of the said Ohio State head coach Alexis Venechanos. ninth with one out, but could not capitalize as Florida sophomore Austin Maddox retired Venechanos was not misguided. the only two batters he faced to record his first career save. Kirk kicked off four unanswered scores for Those two outs clinched a series win for the Gators (26-7, 9-3 Southeastern Conference), Vanderbilt with her first of the afternoon. Emily who won 18-0 Saturday. Mississippi State (21-11, 5-7 SEC) took the series opener 7-5 Friday Franke, Katherine Denkler and Priddy followed night. to close the gap to 12-9 with 17 minutes to play in Florida used a two-out, two-run single by junior Preston Tucker to take the 3-1 advantage nicole mandel / File Photo regulation. in the seventh. The Bulldogs retired the first two Florida batters of the inning before Zack Despite three goals by Emily Franke (5), the Dores Despite two more quick scores by the Buckeyes, Powers collected his second hit of the afternoon on a single down the right side of the infield. dropped their final road game of the regular season. another three-goal run by the Commodores cut Powers went to second on a wild pitch and Nolan Fontana drew a walk before Josh Adams Brian Linhares the difference to 14-12 at just past the 11-minute reached on an error to load the bases. Tucker lined a 0-1 pitch up the middle to drive Powers Sports Writer mark. Linthicum and Franke notched their and Fontana in for the eventual game-winning runs. second goals of the day, and Priddy secured a hat As the Buckeyes prepared for Sunday’s contest trick wih her third goal. versus No. 14 Vanderbilt (7-6, 1-3 American But again, two goals by Ohio State spread the Lacrosse Conference), Ohio State attacker Brittany tally to 16-12 with seven minutes remaining. Arkansas sweeps No. 17 LSU Zerhusen divulged the squad’s strategy. But the Commodores refused to go away. “We’ve been working a lot on our team offense Franke’s third score and Pittinger’s and Carey’s and just getting each other open and working second scores put head coach Cathy Swezey’s together really well in order to see different squad within one goal of the Buckeyes, 16-15, opportunities,” Zerhusen said. at the five and a half minute mark in the second FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Kyle Robinson’s RBI sacrifice fly to center field Sunday gave She continued, “Today, I got some points; and, period. Arkansas (23-8, 6-6 Southeastern Conference) its second walk-off win of the weekend to tomorrow, it could be any of us. The team is a unit Less than 30 seconds later, however, Buckeye complete a sweep of the No. 17 LSU Tigers (21-11, 3-9 SEC). and we have seven girls on the field who can score Jacqueline Orona beat Vanderbilt goalkeeper The victory moves the Razorbacks into second place in the SEC West, just one game at any time.” Chelsea Pasfield. The senior midfielder gave the behind division leader Alabama. Zerhusen, Alyssa Markwordt and Gabby Buckeyes a 17-15 lead. With the game tied at four, Arkansas rallied in the ninth inning for the second straight Capuzzi proved that they could score at any time That lead would prove insurmountable. A late game. Bo Bigham doubled on the first pitch of the inning. Matt Reynolds then reached first against the Commodores, as the trio combined for goal by Pittinger was the Commodores’ last entry on an attempted sacrifice bunt that LSU pitcher Matty Ott bobbled, allowing Reynolds to 14 goals and Ohio State (7-4, 1-1 ALC) earned its into the scoring column. reach base safely and moving Bigham to third. An intentional walk to Sam Bates loaded the first conference victory of the season, 17-16. “We just bring it together after a goal or after bases with still no outs. Robinson then hit a shallow fly ball to center field. Mikie Mahtook Zerhusen spearheaded the charge, notching a they score,” said Ohio State captain Capuzzi of her made the catch and threw home, but Bigham was able to slide in just ahead of the throw to game-high 10 points on five goals and five assists. team’s ability to continuously fight off Commodore give Arkansas a 5-4 win and complete the three-game sweep. Not to be outdone, Markwordt and Capuzzi streaks. “We have to keep our confidence up and recorded five and four goals, respectively. we have to stay poised.” Early in the contest, Vanderbilt jumped to a Vanderbilt hopes to return to Nashville with that 2-1 advantage, as Hannah Clark and Ally Carey same poise next Sunday, April 17, to face off with Ole Miss defeats Georgia, found the back of the Buckeye net in the first three Florida in the team’s final conference game of the but loses weekend Series minutes of regulation. Courtney Kirk assisted on season. The following Wednesday, the squad closes both goals. out the 2011 regular season against Notre Dame. ■ Ohio State would mount a swift response. Over less than one minute of play, three scores — one OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss (20-13, 5-7 Southeastern Conference) recorded 18 hits Sunday by Capuzzi and two by Zerhusen — shifted the next game en route to a 12-7 victory over Georgia (18-15, 8-4 SEC). Six different Rebels had multiple hits balance in the Buckeyes’ favor, to 4-2, at the 19 in the win. Alex Yarbrough and Matt Tracy both drove in three runs to lead the Rebel offense. and a half minute mark in the first period. vs. The win snapped a seven game winning streak for the Bulldogs, who will face in-state rival Yet, Kirk would help temporarily keep the No. 8 Georgia Tech (24-9, 12-3 ACC) Tuesday. Buckeyes within striking distance, as she added Austin Wright (4-3) picked up the win for the Rebels, allowing just three runs on nine hits three more of her game-high seven assists to set vanderbilt vs. Florida with a walk and nine strikeouts in six innings of work. His nine strikeouts tied a season-high, up scores by Kendall Pittinger, Carly Linthicum Sunday, April 17 previously set against Lipscomb. Craig Gullickson (3-2) suffered the loss for the Bulldogs, and Alex Priddy that brought the Commodores 1 p.m. CT allowing six runs on eight hits with two walks and three strikeouts in three innings of work. ■ within one goal with five and a half minutes to Lacrosse Complex — Nashville, Tenn. play in the opening half.
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