Noose Scare Inspires Black Lives Matter Gathering

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Noose scare inspires Black Lives Matter gathering

MATT BUTLER down the road at all. It’s now.” hard to be self-aware to that level, Editor in Chief Senior Eli Webster said he particularly when the general public has experienced years of racism does not want to hear about white Students from the Black Lives directed at him around campus privilege, but that understanding Matter movement on campus and has vivid memories of places the challenges faced by minorities organized a large forum last he has seen or things he has heard is crucial to moving forward as a Wednesday afternoon, in direct that are overtly racist. He called for university community. response to what appeared to be more diversity training and said “I don’t have to worry about nooses found in a tree outside of he is “running out of patience” that. There's all sorts of heartache Mitchell Hall the previous night. with the university’s struggles to and hassle that I don't have to put The event was held on The Green properly deal with racism. up with, that’s my white privilege, outside of Memorial Hall, with the “This incident, or that’s something I haven’t earned," tree visible to the whole crowd. misunderstanding, is just the Mortenson said. “The white people The gathering was announced cherry on top,” Webster said. “I at this university need to become late Tuesday night in the wake fear, as students of the University more aware of their white privilege, of images of what appeared to of Delaware, that we live in a they need to become more aware of be nooses spreading throughout climate that has now reached a their implicit thought processes.” social media. Though the nooses boiling point. It is time for us to After the event, senior Jeremy were investigated by the University look at how we can change our Mathis, who organized last of Delaware Police Department university and make it a more Monday’s Katie Pavlich protest, (UDPD) and found to be leftover comfortable environment for said he was encouraged by the parts of a paper lantern, organizers minority populations [...] Some attendance at the gathering. He said felt the protest was still necessary. could say this has been insanity. it helped him recover somewhat One by one, students, We’re doing the same things over from the emotional whirlwind of professors and alumni walked to and over again and hoping for a Tuesday night. the podium outside of Memorial different response." “Those comments on social Hall. They shared their personal Some students at the event media are not representative experiences with the crowd, were not certain they accepted of the hearts and souls of our speaking of discrimination, use of the lantern explanation. Isaiah students and faculty,” Mathis the N-word, unsatisfactory racial Thompson, one of the speakers, said. “Sometimes you get bogged curriculum and the general racist said he is still unsure what to think down in so much dark sadness tone around campus as they had about last night’s events, but that and hatred that the world pumps seen it. Prior to these testimonials, the thought of a noose came so out, so just to see that there was the crowd heard from Acting quickly speaks to a larger problem so much community here (...] It was President Nancy Targett who on the campus. He also read some beautiful.” pledged further action to fight of the posts on anonymous app Yik Ultimately, alumnus James campus racism regardless of the Yak that degraded or complained Church provided perhaps the most results of the noose investigation. about the Black Lives Matter powerful quote from a ceremony UDPD Chief Patrick Ogden also movement and had appeared since full of them: reiterated his prior statements that the initial images first hit social “For four years, I walked these he is now certain the items were media. campus sidewalks. And for all four from a previous event and had no “I’m just going to address the years, I never felt like 1 was a part racial intent. elephant in the room: We’re still of UD.” “Instead of spewing hate, skeptical about what last night Carol Henderson, vice provost what they spewed was reason was,” Thompson said. “Regardless for diversity, also announced and a request for civil discourse of what we have heard, we are still a diversity action plan that is and request for change, and they questioning it." currently in the final stages of used their experiences to help us Communications professor approval. She said once that understand the change that we Steve Mortenson also took the plan has passed through senior need make,” Targett said after the stage and said the white population leadership, it will be presented to event. “The conversation starts on campus has to acknowledge the student body. MORGAN BROWNELL/ THE REVIEW now, change starts now, we have to and recognize the privilege they Graduate student Kenny Daughtry spoke to the crowd about the misinterpretation start today. We can’t kick this can inherently have. He said it can be of affirmative action and his experiences with racism on campus.

Students flock to see pope, join estimated 860.000 in Phiily

MARGARET MCNAMARA & the crowd that attended Pope Senior Daniel Santangelo said MEGHAN JUSCZAK Francis’s historic Mass on the the group of students secured a Associate News Editor and Executive Benjamin Franklin Parkway. spot on the parade route and was Editor Approximately 860,000 people only a few feet away from the pope flooded the closed-down center of when he stopped to kiss a nearby Before the sun rose on Sunday, the city on Sunday, as estimated baby. students gathered in a parking by The Philadelphia Inquirer. “As soon as he came into lot and boarded six school buses Junior Dan Hutton said the group view for us, the crowd erupted in bound for Philadelphia. The buses, passed through security at 7 a.m., screams, shouts and cheers, myself provided by the Catholic Campus circumventing the hours-long lines included,” Santangelo said. EVE LOMBARDI/ THE REVIEW Ministry, allowed students to beat that filled the city streets later in A parade of deacons marches through Phiily outside of the papal Mass. the day. See POPE pg. 5

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MARGARET MCNAMARA He said he agrees that the objects and footage from Monday’s protest Associate News Editor hanging in front of Mitchell Hall and they are not visible. were remnants of paper lanterns. “I believe it is in some people’s After a student reported a However, he pointed out that hearts to do that,” Sneed said. “But noose-like object hanging outside lanterns have a spiraling wire if it was going to be a noose, it’s of Mitchell Hall the day after a inside to hold them in place. the poorest-made noose I have #BlackLivesMatter protest which ever seen in my entire life.” took place in the same location, Sophomore Megan Hart said university police launched an all- “If they were naturally in an email that although the night investigation. They ultimately circumstances were strange and concluded that a hate crime had ju st left like that, coincidental, the details shouldn't not been committed. go unnoticed. However, skepticism why would it take She said it took a large ladder still circulates as students for university police to take the around campus, particularly at like three-and-a-half wires down, meaning that if Wednesday’s gathering, say the someone had committed the act results of last week’s investigation months to see it and purposefully on campus they feel “incomplete.” would have needed to carry a full The police reported that the call about it?" ladder in order to carry out the act. hanging objects were remnants What happened, she said, was from paper lanterns from Alumni an event of horrible circumstances Weekend back in June. Students’ “Where were those wires?" and next time there is a university faith in the investigation has Faison asked. event, the staff needs to make wavered because many still feel Faison said the timing and the sure there are no remnants left that there was an intention behind missing wires are what make him from their occasion. However she the timing of the appearance of the question the intent behind the acknowledges this has opened up a items. objects. discussion for a diversity problem Sophomore Autumne Sneed “If they were naturally just left and allowed voices from the black said the investigation did not seem like that, why would it take like community to be heard where they thorough enough, in her opinion. three-and-a-half months to see it were ignored before. She said university police took the and call about it?” Faison said. “I personally do not believe word of only a handful of people, Sneed said the more she looks UD would cover up such a horrible two of whom were on the university at them, the more they appear display of racism on their campus, public safety staff, which she had to be paper lanterns, but she unless, as further evidence showed, a hard time accepting as credible still remains somewhat skeptical it was not actually what it thought sources. because the placement in front of to be," Hart said. Junior Keenan Faison said he Mitchell Hall feels purposeful to believes wholeheartedly they were her. She said that no one saw this tampered with to look like nooses. the day before—there are pictures

here’s more work to do:” Targett talks state of the university

JAGODA DUL With diversity being at the top the administration and students to Managing News Editor of the list, Targett spoke on issues solve problems and move forward that were brought to her attention together. Nancy Targett wants to make by faculty, stafi and students after She also addressed concerns of sure the university community asking for feedback for the first the university being top heavy with knows her name. time in July. administrators as revealed in a “Hi, I’m Nancy Targett,” Targett She said the university has study by the New England Center for said while shaking audience started to look at the issues Investigative Reporting showing an MATT BUTLER/ THE REVIEW members’ hands prior to speaking of diversity, development, enormous boom in administrative While UDPD and the university assured campus no hate crime was committed at the State of the University relationships, finances, hiring by the university, compared last week, students remain skeptical about the noose-like items outside Mitchell program Monday in Trabant affordability, student debt, to a significant, but not massive, Hall. University Center. “How are you?” enrollment and academics through increase in enrollment. Targett said Addressing a room full of the strategic planning process, there are currently 27.6 full-time faculty, staff, administrators and Delaware Will Shine. management positions per 1,000 students, Targett discussed the In terms of the results of students. Compared to 108 similar events of last week surrounding how the university is working to research universities, UD falls right the Black Lives Matter protest tackle diversity, underrepresented in the middle of the spectrum. during Katie Pavlich’s visit and the minorities are now 15 percent The study compared the Noose scare disproved by police investigation when noose­ of the Newark undergraduate university against the other 2,640 like objects were seen hanging on population, up from 12 percent in schools included in the study a tree outside of Mitchell Hall the 2010, she said. and ranked UD in the top 22nd following day. “That’s progress, but numbers percentile of administrative hiring. UDPD She said she was concerned don’t always tell the story and we She said the recent growth in to hear about the feelings of know there’s more work to do,” administration has been mostly disenfranchisement from students, Targett said. in development and alumni but also pleased to see the success Targett said the first step in relations in order to help increase MATT BUTLER racist display was vivid on social of the gathering last Wednesday being heard happened at the rally scholarships, fundraising and Editor in Chief media, and students on the scene and how it embodies what the on The Green last week, and she is faculty positions. spoke through tears and hugged future of the university should committed to getting the issue of “It costs about 17 cents After vaulting campus into each other. Students took to hold. diversity on campus right. to raise a dollar,” Targett said. a fervor late Tuesday night, the Twitter and Facebook as the photo “A public manifestation of Highlighting some “That’s a very good return on an “nooses” found hanging outside of the hangers spread, originally that hope is the way the tree accomplishments regarding gender investment.” of Mitchell Hall were found to be posted by sophomore Harry Lewis, outside Mitchell Hall looked after equity and inclusion, Targett said Public safety and compliance leftover decorations. and many regional media outlets the painful events of last week,” the updated sexual misconduct regarding research grants and According to a University picked up the story as well. The Targett said. policy has allowed for additional Title IX are two other areas that of Delaware Police Department firestorm spurred the UD Alert, Targett said she received resources in the Title IX office and have seen an increase in university (UDPD) investigation, the as well as acting president Nancy an overwhelming number of a clearer process for reporting hiring. items were actually the inner Targett to send out a mass email messages from across the campus sexual misconduct incidents. Targett also discussed constructions of paper lanterns to all of campus decrying the act. community. Some faculty members She asked faculty and staff enrollment figures, student debt, that had been hanging in the tree Fueling the social media emailed her and said they used members to make it a priority to the importance of all academic since June. After sending out an outrage was the connection made the opportunity to discuss racism take the sexual misconduct online programs and the role she, and email and a UD Alert stating that by students to the Black Lives and diversity in their classes while course. So far, 63 percent of full­ the administration, should play in the incident was being investigated Matter protest, which was also held others sent messages wondering time employees and 30 percent of solving campus issues. as a “hate crime” late Tuesday outside Mitchell Hall in the same how they could be so blind to the part-time employees have taken “I look across the full breadth night, police issued a message location as where the hangers were race issues on this campus. the course. of UD from this wonderful vantage around 7 a.m. Wednesday morning found. That protest was organized “Hearing the words of students Targett stressed the point of acting president and announcing that the investigation in response to the presence of at the gathering last week, I could importance of building alumni I am generally really proud of had concluded. Katie Pavlich, a gun rights speaker hardly recognize the university I’ve relationships in order to further what I see, even as I acknowledge “We received several reports invited to campus by Students for known and loved for 30 years,” fundraising and development that we are not perfect and still from students who said they had the Second Amendment who has Targett said. efforts. She also said she hopes to have substantive work to do as a seen the materials hanging in the made derogatory comments about foster campus relationships among university,” Targett said. tree,” UDPD Chief Patrick Ogden the Black Lives Matter movement said. “I am confident that we have in recent weeks. determined the origin of these “It looked like they were in the KIRK SMITH/ THE REVIEW shape of a noose,” Lewis said at Targett discussed the events of last week surrounding the Black Lives Matter rally at Monday afternoon’s address. items.” Ogden, who said he was “100 the scene. “Immediately, I jumped percent confident” the strings to thinking about what happened in the trees were not intended in yesterday with the Black Lives a racial manner, also said the UD Matter protest, and it seemed, Alert compelled eight different to me, very apparent there was a students to call into the station connection, putting it right outside offering information about having of Mitchell Hall particularly.” seen the strings and hangers Targett followed up the before. UDPD investigation results A female student called in announcement with an email of between 1:30 a.m. and 2 a.m. saying her own, which said that although she had unintentionally caused the she was happy the investigation incident. She had pulled 3 paper revealed no racial display, the lanterns off the tree during Alumni campus’ reaction showed how Weekend in June, Andrea Boyle serious the role of race is on of Office of Communications & campus. Public Affairs said. The rope and “At the same time, the wire—which were used to hang sensitivity of our campus to this the lanterns—must have been potential issue clearly indicates left behind when she pulled the a need for continuing dialogue lanterns down. within our community,” Targett Initial reaction to the perceived said. x SEPTEMBER 29, 2015 4 udreview.com What’s boiling for Kent? Experience-based learning spurs Lerner growth

HANNAH TATE enrollment rates, Lerner College Senior Reporter hired 10 new staff members from Yale University, Penn State The Adfred Lerner College University, Clemson University of Business and Economics and others. Some of the hires experienced record growth this fall were a result of retirements and with 3,021 enrolled undergraduate departures, but the growth also students and 10 new faculty comes from the ability to attract members. faculty that are leaders in then- The college has experienced fields, Weber said. steady growth in freshman class “Maybe as our reputation size in the past four or five years, improves, we’re finding ourselves Bruce Weber, dean of Lerner able to hire faculty at the highest College, said. In 2012, the class level,” he said. size was 551—this year Lerner Lerner College has also made College welcomed 609 freshmen. many recent improvements to its The increase is a result of both facilities, including renovations stronger applications and higher to Purnell Hall and Vita Nova this yield among accepted students, past year. The Purnell renovations he said. Historically, Lerner’s yield included enlarging the JP Morgan has been in the 20 to 22 percent Chase Innovation Center and range, and this year it was 24 adding more space for offices and percent. This increase is a good classrooms. sign because despite competition The renovations made at with strong business schools in the Purnell Hall were enhancements region, a higher rate of admitted in the college that signaled to, students are deciding to attend the prospective students that this is a university, he said. great place to study, Weber said. Weber also said he believes “If you decide you want to get the growth is attributed to the involved in finance and banking, EVE LOMBARDI/ THE REVIEW emphasis on experience-based you’ve got stronger opportunities Kent has been scheduled to temporarily reopen its doors for anywhere between six to nine months in place of Russell Din­ learning in the college’s majors. here than at almost any other ing Hall, which will be undergoing major construction in the near future. “I want us to keep adding that business school,” he said. concept into all of our programs, JP Morgan is now on track that we’re going to teach you, to offer about 90 on-campus but we’re also going to give you a internships to students this year, chance to practice applying those he said, which shows progressi KEN CHANG campus planning initiatives and a special event facility. concepts in real settings," he said. when compared to 50 positions Staff Reporter their role in accommodating “It has a great atmosphere for student demands even more a dining experience,” Brangman This philosophy helped two or three years ago. freshman Annie Belie, a marketing “The surfaces are looking The now-closed Kent Dining critical. said. major, decide in enrolling in the better, but the substance has to Hall has long been said to provide Peter Krawchyk, university With all of the changes the architect and campus planner, university has undergone in recent Lerner College. be there too, and I think we’re, what’s been described as a more showing that we’re doing the shared that “there are no definite years in addition to the changes “I felt that it would give me “intimate dining setting” when superficial improvements but also, future construction plans for it plans on making in the future, the experiences I needed to obtain compared against other campus the real substantive improvements, Kent Dining Hall” as of yet. The what Brangman said he feels the internships and eventually a good dining halls. With chandeliers to improve the education outcomes building’s usage down the road university needs most is a master job because I’ll be familiar with the lining the ceiling and round for the students,” Weber said. wooden tables decorating the will be discussed in October when plan. industry and the resources that are tiled floors, Kent’s time-honored the university’s Space Committee “Once we elect a new necessary with it,” Belie said. rustic aesthetic is what has made meets to piece together a president, we will look to hire new To help accommodate larger Kent a special spot on campus for resolution. planners and consultants to craft students over the years. Within a year's time, however, a new master plan to help sort As one of the university’s Kent has been scheduled to the school’s athletic and academic most landmark buildings, Kent temporarily reopen its doors for needs,” Brangman said. “We was built in 1925 and has served anywhere between six to nine haven’t had one in over 30 years." foremost as a meeting ground and months in place of Russell Dining Brangman said through Presidential search leader subsequently as a dining hall for Hall, which will be undergoing this comprehensive plan, the generations of Delaware students. major renovations. administration will then be better “My parents used to eat at Kent While details about the changes equipped to confront the challenge when they went to school here,” to Russell remain unclear, S2.7 of acquiring a firm grasp on involved in strange 2002 sophomore Erin Ryan said. million has been earmarked for its student needs, whether that be in The future plans for construction, Alan Brangman, vice the shape of research facilities, Kent, however, remain largely president of facilities, real estate classroom space or new residence undetermined as administrators and auxiliary services, said. halls. case continue to deliberate over how to “We are still performing an “AJ1 will be taken into assessment on the utilization consideration in order to determine best address the university’s most MATT BUTLER the school was conducting a large' of this new project, which will how large of a university we want pressing needs. Editor in Chief investigation into allegations of With the recent addition of determine how the money is going or need to be,” Brangman said. phone-tapping, with Nagel being to be spent,” Brangman said. As the Project Planning and the Caesar Rodney Complex only In the university’s ongoing named as one of the victimized “The current plan is to open the Delivery staff members continue a few steps away from Kent, the search for a new permanent parties. renovated Russell Dining Hall at to hone in on a decision, students Project Planning and Delivery team president, they had retained Following the probe, which did the same time as a new residence are eager to find out what the in conjunction with the Facilities the services of Russell Reynolds find that Nagel's phone, along with hall in the fall of 2017 and Kent will administration’s will dish out with Department continue to weigh the Associates, a global search firm three others in her department, likely close when Russell reopens.” Kent. alternatives for repurposing the that specializes in creating were susceptible to eavesdropping Brangman said the future “I’d like to see Kent being used facility in a manner that agrees candidate lists for top leadership through a silent “barge-in” feature of the Kent facility is still up for as a study space for students,” with the university’s strategic plan. positions. The university’s main that had been installed, according debate. There has been discussion sophomore Sara Downie said. In addition to the recent liaison with the company, leader to the Daily Nexus, Nagel accepted from Student Services to utilize the “Sometimes students need a place closures of both the John Dickinson of the Higher Education division a higher position, in the Office of building as a long-term space for to go in between classes during and Caesar Rodney Residence Halls Ilene Nagel, was said to be leading the President. first-year students. Additionally, those awkward breaks. More so on West Campus last May, the the search, according to a UDaily In 2006, Nagel reached there has been an interest from the than a dining hall, that’s what Kent augmenting student population article in May. a settlement with the school Office of the Provost to use Kent as was for me.” has made the importance of Nagel’s career in higher surrounding the probe and education is a mixed bag. While resigned her position, receiving- clearly successful, in 2002 she more than S25O.OOO in the process was involved in a bizarre case from UCSB. during her time at University of Neither Nagel nor members of Faculty concerned about sexual California- Santa Barbara. The the Presidential Search Committee UCSB student newspaper, the Daily could be reached for comment. misconduct policy Nexus, reported at the rime that

MATT BUTLER faculty to have an understanding this definition should not include Editor in Chief of the sexual misconduct policies faculty members. that are in effect at the University,” The letter goes on to claim The university may encounter the letter said. “On the other hand, the mandatory reporting of sexual further obstacles in its continuing faculty members have received misconduct when revealed by a attempt to erase the stain of the messages from both the Title IX student to a faculty member is a AAUP stated their concerns on the Eric Tranby case and the federal Officer and the Interim President “counterproductive intrusion” into government’s Title IX investigation of the University that all employees the teacher-student interaction. following aspects of the new sexual at the school. are required to take the training Their argument, according to the The local American course.” letter, is an often stated opposition Association of University Aside from the confusion this of mandatory reporting—that misconduct policy: Professors (AAUP) chapter stated has created, AAUP alleges that this requirement will lower the its issues with the school's new this training course, if mandatory, likelihood of a student coming sexual misconduct policies in a would violate tenets of employment to a faculty member with such -Training courses cannot be mandated for recent edition of their newsletter, conditions outlined in the CBA. In problems. AAUP Voice. The policies were addition, the course concludes AAUP finishes by calling for faculty under the Collective Bargaining adopted over the summer after with participants signing a written a wider, more inclusive university months of development, led by the agreement which states that not community effort to combat sexual Agreement university’s Title IX coordinator only did they understand the misconduct. With respect to the Susan Groff. course material, but they will also training course, the letter said the AAUP’s “serious concerns” adhere to it, which the letter said is university should allow the Faculty - Mandatory reporting rules discourage over the policies primarily also troubling. Senate to review the course before surround their contention that The policy itself can be found fully implementing it, which has students from confiding in professors the guidelines may violate the in its entirety online, and does not yet happened. It also said the Collective Bargaining Agreement not appear to contain specific university should further utilize (CBA) between the school and instructions about the training the sexual misconduct policy - Faculty Senate has had no chance to approve their faculty members. The letter course’s parameters or obligatory specialization that exists in the also states that the AAUP has status. It does include language school’s faculty to create a more training courses been receiving mixed signals that calls for employees to adhere effective plan. from the university about sexual to state law when it comes to “There are members of the misconduct training and whether it mandatory reporting laws. faculty, student population and - University community was not involved is mandatory for faculty members, The previous policy also staff who have unique expertise in or just encouraged. included rules that any non- the areas of gender violence, sexual enough in development “On the one hand, deans have confidential resource had a duty to harassment and the cultural and I informed faculty members that, report any sexual misconduct that social dimensions of these issues,” — while the training is not mandatory, they were made aware of, though the letter said. it is extremely important for AAUP continues to argue that

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ABBIE SARFO & LEAH RODRIGUEZ stresses that camaraderie is an Winters says. “We have not met Managing Mosaic Editor & Assistant important aspect of the church’s any sort of opposition to our Mosaic Editor advancement towards inclusivity. marriage, to our raising this issue “What you’re looking at here, in the church. ” Tucked away in a side street at this event, is acceptance,” Winters’ positive image and of “the Gayborhood” in Center Fitzgerald says. “If you look warm reception among the LGBT City, Philadelphia is the John C. here, you have members of the community, specifically LGBT Anderson apartment complex. community from all ages, from Catholics, has sparked attention Though it rests outside of the all over our country. We have from advocacy groups. The Human area where excited papal pilgrims political leaders and allies here. Rights campaign invited Winters O* To,!« congregated for the Meeting of The overwhelming positivity that and Vettori to the White House World families, it hosted the you feel is very powerful.” for Pope Francis’ speech, and LGBT Family Papal Picnic— an Several guest speakers, all key Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey important event for many visiting members of the LGBT community, also invited them to his visit at Philadelphia this past week. echoed these sentiments of gradual Congress. Stephen Seufert, an affiliate of progress within the church, and Andrea Vettori, Winters' wife, Keystone Catholics, and organizer the process of change. expressed a need for the church to of the event, spoke about the One of the keynote speakers, recognize the relationship between Margie Winters, was a teacher same sex couples. FLICKR/ GENERAL MILLS purpose of bringing together at Waldron Mercy Academy, a “Our love is the fullest Senior Jared Wasilefsky is pushing increased collection of box tops for elemen­ the LGBT community during the Catholic elementary school, before expression of God’s love, in which tary schools in Newark through the Newark Education Support Initiative. Meeting of World Families. “We want to create a culture she was fired after two parents we can recognize the presence of of dialogue within the Catholic complained about her marriage to the divine in each other," Vettori partner Andrea Vettori. In contrast said. into action. community,” Seufert said. “Francis REBECCA FRUEHWALD to the intolerance of Waldron’s To resounding applause, she “Jared is committed to the helps to open that culture, but Staff Reporter administration, Winters speaks poses one final question to the project, and to the development the church is a 2,000-year-old of the support she and her wife church, an institution that seems of a sustainable and community institution. It’s a continuing At City Hall last Wednesday, conversation." received from other parents, and to be becoming a more open senior Jared Wasilefsky held a focused success story,” city Helen Fitzpatrick, director the LGBT community at large. environment: press conference for the official manager Carol Houck said. of LGBT affairs for the city, also “We’ve been very lucky,” “Will you welcome us home?” signing of Newark's Education According to the NESI webpage, Support Initiative (NESI) into the in order to make donations more city bylaws. accessible for the community, NESI is a program designed box top collection stations will be to maximize the collection of installed at Newark businesses, box tops from the Box Tops for grocery stores and libraries. A Education Program. These labels mail service will also be put in are found on common products place, where citizens can mail in Four year global experience for World from cereal to tissues, and when box tops. In order to raise more donated, can raise 10 cents per awareness for the program, four box top at grade schools. Despite community awareness internships the easy and convenient method to will be offered, two of which will Scholars students raise money for schools, many are be opened to university students. still unaware of the program. The first of these internships “Box tops are being consumed, is a for a university coordinator but only a small fraction reach who will make sure students living schools,” Wasilefsky said. in resident housing learn to cut KERRI WHELAN are eligible. Symposium at the end of the In his press statement, out box tops and give them to their Senior Reporter “I wanted to be in a program spring. The program is designed Wasilefsky cited three main resident assistant. The second with other people who were for students to graduate within problems. The first, he said, involves getting members of Greek This semester, 38 university interested in global citizenship, four years. was that the box top program is life to cut box tops. students began their four-year international relations, culture and “I am very proud of the targeted to a small percentage of Currently six local grade journeys abroad as world scholars. the world as a whole,” freshman program we have created that the population. Only parents with schools are involved with NESI. The university has Allison Chelst said. provides students a living­ children in grade school know Twice a year, all the box tops implemented a World Scholars In their first semester of learning experience in Rome in about their value. are collected and shared equally Program in which selected freshman year, students live in their first semester and then Wasilefsky said this fuels the among the six schools. Wasilefsky undergraduate students spend Rome, studying at John Cabot provides a roadmap that ensures second problem, that the people and all those who worked on NESI their four years experiencing University. Second semester continued international and global who do not have grade school-aged are optimistic about the potential study abroad programs, language freshman will study at the Newark engagement through their four kids have no motivation to learn or benefits for the schools involved. study, specialized coursework, campus and be co enrolled in a First years," Chris Lucier, vice president Year Seminar with freshman from care about the box top program. “My hope is that this effort internships and other global for enrollment management, said. Lastly, up until now, the only place will create a community-wide endeavors. The program is various countries. Coursework will Sutrick said the group of where box tops could be donated awareness so that all opportunity invitation-only and takes up to 100 include intercultural immersion. students in the program has was at an elementary or middle for our local schools to receive the students. “With the possibility of bonded as a temporary family, school, he said. maximum funds can be realized “The program was created studying abroad for eight even having “family” dinners at semesters, I just couldn't pass up least every other weekend. NESI was started by Wasilefsky annually,” Houck said. to attract outstanding students the opportunity," freshman Collin to solve these problems. The idea The city’s community affairs from Delaware and across the U.S. World Scholars will be Sutrick said. for the initiative came to him while officer Ricky Nietubicz is also by providing a distinctive, first recognized at their graduation Upon sophomore year, reception and be among the he was eating cereal and noticed optimistic about the program’s semester study abroad experience," students will live with international university’s global community of the box top label on his cereal box. future. Lynn Okagaki, interim deputy students. Programs will involve “I started to think if 10 people “Hopefully we can help all our provost for academic affairs, said. international students and scholars. Students in the program will also brought in one box top that would area schools to achieve maximum “Students are seeking international career-focused work in foreign raise one dollar,” Wasilefsky said. funding through Box Tops for opportunities beyond traditional service, the Peace Corps, diplomacy be exposed to opportunities with and more. While one dollar may seem Education,” Nietubicz said. study abroad, and employers are the U.S. Fulbright Commission, Junior year will allow students insignificant, this led Wasilefsky Wasilefsky hopes that all the looking for graduates who are able the Peace Corps and multinational to return to John Cabot University corporations. to think about how much money schools will reach their $20,000 to live and work anywhere in the or study abroad in another The university anticipates could be raised if everyone in maximum, as NESI will inspire other world." location. Typically, the junior the program growing 150 to 250 Newark donated a box top. Ten cities to start similar programs. High-achieving students who year experience will include an students each year and hopes to cents per label may be a small NESI stands as a testament show an interest in international amount, but if enough people to Wasilefsky's hard work and issues and take on non-STEM internship for the World Scholars. expand the program to all majors Senior year includes a donated them, it could raise large dedication. majors in the College of Arts and in the future. capstone course that focuses on “This program will also amounts of money, he said. “It’s a great example of how Sciences, all majors in the Lerner the most challenging global issues definitely help me find a career With this idea motivating him, the student population can bring College of Business & Economics, of our time. Students have the path that I’m interested in and I Wasilefsky worked for over a year fresh, new ideas and really help Human Services majors in the with the mayor, city council and build our community,” Nietubicz College of Education and Human option to complete a senior thesis feel like it will help me discover who I am,” Chelst said. other city officials to put his plan said. Development or University Studies and present it to a World Scholars

POPE: “DO NOT HOLD BACK ANYTHING THAT IS GOOD”

EVE LOMBARDI/ THE REVIEW Hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world attended this weekend’s World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia. This was the first time a pope had been in Philadelphia since 1979.

“It was incredible to be part the pope’s kindness first hand. said. Francis said. “Not only does it Hutton said regardless of of a crowd that was mostly like­ When Pope Francis rode by During the Mass, Pope Francis block conversion to the faith; it is a religious preference (or lack minded about this person and all in his “popemobile," senior Jenn stood on the iconic “Rocky steps" in perversion of faith!” of preference), this pope has were so excited to see him.” Azevedo said a sense of awe front of the Philadelphia Museum He is arguably the most something to offer everyone. Hutton was also nearby and came over her. She felt a wave of of Art and preached a homily in influential religious leader in “He is constantly speaking of said a woman standing next to him amazement at the fact that she Spanish defined by its focus on the world, Santangelo said. His how each one of our missions in took the baby from its mother, “was in the same city, breathing universal acceptance and love. progressivism—as exhibited life should be to love,” Hutton said. promising the woman that she the same air as the most reverent “Jesus says, ‘Do not hold back during the homily and in the past— “After the recent events on campus was going to try to have the baby Catholic leader in the world.” anything that is good, instead help is helping to improve the image of surrounding the #BlackLivesMatter olessed. The trusting mother Growing up Catholic, she said, it to growl’ To raise doubt about the Catholic church, he said. movement, I think all students handed her child over and Pope the pope has always been a figure the working of the Spirit, to give “There are things that Pope at UD need to do a better job at Francis came over and did as Christians are taught to look to as the impression that it cannot take Francis said that will always stay making love a daily part of their the woman promised. Everyone a role model. But Pope Francis's place in those who are not ‘part with me,” Azevedo said. “For life.” around him was crying, Hutton actions as pope has made him of our group’, who are not ‘like example, ‘Love manifests itself in said, and he was moved to witness someone she truly respects, she us’, is a dangerous temptation,” small things.”' SEPTEMBER 29, 2015 6 udreview.com Remarks of Acting President Nancy M. Targett Sept. 23, 2015, The Green

Good afternoon, everyone. era of instant communication. right. When we learned this was their UD experience—then we’re conversation—a constant dialogue Thank you for coming out 1 also wanted to assure the not a hate crime, I cannot tell you not doing enough. We have more that respects all views and connects today. Your presence here is a entire community that we would how relieved I was. But I was also work ahead of us. us as human beings. It’s hard work. testament to your passion for and never accept racism and hate at deeply disturbed to see how this And you’re here because you But I’m committed to it. to your love of this University. UD. In my message to the campus, incident exposed feelings of pain want to know what we’re going to In fact, today’s events have? You’re here because you care. I wanted to be absolutely clear— and fear among our students. do ... how we’re going to change the strengthened my resolve. I'm going Indeed, that’s why I’m here, too. whatever the investigation finally I’ve spent much of my day climate on this campus. Let me be to work every day to make this a I wanted us to stand together determined—that such ignorant speaking to students—students of honest: If it were simple, we would place that you love as much as I do. on this Green—this place we call behavior would never be tolerated all colors and backgrounds. have done it a long, long time ago. I’m asking for your help. home—our house—and talk about here. Some told me of instances If I could assign a task force Together, we’ll make sure the events of the past 24 hours. We also sought the public’s when they felt like outcasts on or change a policy or give a speech the University of Delaware is safe As you know, multiple assistance, and many people their own campus, like their that would end racism, I’d do it in for everyone and welcoming to witnesses and police officers stepped forward with information. opinions and views—their lives— a heartbeat. But it doesn’t work all. Together, we’ll send a clear thought they had found evidence That helped our officers determine didn't matter. Hearing that broke that way. I don’t have the solution. message that the University of of a hate crime on our campus last early this morning that the items my heart. You don't have the solution. But Delaware is no place for bigotry o night. were wires left over from lanterns In their words, 1 did not together—as a community—we prejudice. We acted quickly to alert the UD at a previous event. recognize the University I’ve can find the solution. And together, we’ll build a. community, as we always do when I understand that some of known and loved for more than We have to keep talking about University of Delaware that—every a potential crime has occurred. you might be skeptical of that 30 years. 1 thought we were doing equality and inclusion. We have to day, for every person—lives up to Hearing from our students explanation. I get that. pretty well—not perfect, and not keep talking to each other. And, our highest ideals. through social media channels and I’ve talked to and met with all the time—but OK. even more importantly, we have to Thank you. u the news mecna made this kind of Chief Ogden throughout the night, Clearly, though, if some of our keep listening to one another. swift response paramount in this and I’m confident that he's got it students feel this way—if this is This has to be an ongoing

EVE LOMBARDI/ THE REVIEW- Acting President Targett said she is confident that the university police was accurate in its investigation and subsequent announcement that the items found Tuesday night were not indicative of a hate crime.

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On Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

SOPHIA MALOFF for pediatric cancer in his cancer. UDance is the university’s but it is also about having fun! if more universities around the Guest Contributor presidential proclamation released largest student-run philanthropy. Students are able to participate in country joined the fight; the on Aug. 31. Dedicated students participate in a events such as FTK flag football, results would be unfathomable Every year over 2,500 children “I encourage all citizens, year long effort to raise awareness the Greatest of the Greeks, the and immeasurable. die from cancer, nearly the same government agencies, private and funds for childhood cancer. Rave Run, the B+ Hero holiday We are incredibly proud of the amount of casualties as the 9/11 businesses, non-profit Their efforts culminate in a 12-hour party and so much more. Creating work that university students have attacks. Despite this disturbing organizations and other groups philanthropic dance marathon a fun and welcoming environment accomplished, but there is still statistic, only four percent of to join in activities that will every March. for all students is a key part of the more to be done. We will continue the taxpayer-funded National increase awareness and prevention With the support of the entire UDance mission. dancing until all the children can Cancer Institute’s annual budget of childhood cancer," the student body, UDance has been The university is a prime dance with us. is dedicated to childhood cancer. proclamation said. able to raise $3.56 million for example of what a group of To find out more about Considering that cancer is the Recognition at a governmental cancer research, as well as provide dedicated and devoted students can UDance, visit udancedelaware.org. second leading cause of death of level is a great stride in the right financial and emotional support achieve when they truly put their If you are interested in getting children under the age of 15 (after direction, but at the University of for families affected by childhood hearts and minds to something. more involved in UDance 2016, accidents) in the United States, Delaware, we believe that there is cancer. UDance truly strengthens Students at the university have a attend a general interest meeting it is necessary for the country to so much more to be done. Pediatric the community as students join particular passion for fundraising, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Smith increase its awareness and efforts cancer is a serious issue that must together in making a difference. but more importantly for the 120. toward the fight against pediatric be further recognized to ensure a This past March, thousands of children. Combining these two Dancing today to give kids a cancer. brighter and healthier future for all students cheered in happiness passions has benefited children tomorrow. For a smile. For a life. September is National the children of America. and excitement when the total battling cancer and their families For a cure. Childhood Cancer Awareness Since the founding of UDance tundraising amount of $1.28 immeasurably over the years. Month. President Barack Obama in 2007, the university has come million was announced. University students are literally recognized and urged the together at a local level to join Not only is UDance dedicated saving lives by participating in importance of raising awareness in the fight against childhood to raising awareness and funds, UDance. Imagine the possibilities

The Forgotten First Amendment

SARAH FULTON with respect or impartiality. Guest Contributor Unfortunately, Katie Pavlich’s visit and the protest surrounding it While many Americans incited a different response. While desperately cling to their right to the protest itself was peaceful, free speech, we often fail to utilize members of the UD community another privilege afforded to us by (including myself) faced attacks the First Amendment: the right to on social media by Pavlich and assemble. Words can make waves, her followers, condemning us for but they can easily be washed voicing our opinions of the event EMILY BRYMER/ THE REVIEW away by a storm of impassioned and for supporting the Black individuals united under a common Lives Matter movement. As if that belief or goal. weren’t discouraging enough, what I love a good protest, appeared to be a racist display especially ones that happen here of nooses appeared in front of Despite being wrong, Targett shows at IT). Doesn't necessarily matter Mitchell Hall last night, not 24

unfamiliar leadership While theprotest itself wa speaceful, members o f the I I ) community (including myself) faced attacks on social media by Pavlich and herfollowers, condemning us fo r voicing our opinions o f the event and fo r supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.

to me what the protest is about; there is something notable about a hours after the peaceful protest group of students and community had been held in that very location. members sacrificing time from I fear that this perceived their schedules to congregate on act of hatred and intolerance campus. may deter students in the future This act is particularly from organizing and engaging noteworthy on our campus. Many in protests. While the display would agree that our student was deemed by authorities as body is not the most engaged, in the remnants of decorations and terms of political or social justice therefore not a hate crime, I’m causes. Student groups struggle to still worried that the already small maintain regular attendance among percentage of students willing to their membership at meetings, assemble will grow discouraged and dwindle. On the contrary, MORGAN BROWNELL/THE REVIEW while academic departments frequently seem desperate to fill I would hope that this incident Targett said the first step in being heard happened at the rally on The Green last week, and she is committed to getting the seats at guest lectures. Bottom highlights the sheer magnitude of issue of diversity on campus right. line: it can be difficult to get UD attention (whether it be positive or students to attend non-mandatory negative) that protests can provide extracurricular activities. This is for a cause. Last Tuesday night, students’ Hall, we saw Targett address school? why I am pleasantly surprised As our school makes headlines emotional response to the noose­ the issue of race with grace and Acting President Targett has whenever I see a protest come to this morning, I would encourage like objects outside Mitchell Hall composure. The spotlight, which changed the climate of student fruition. members of the UD was indicative of a deep fear we all is normally reserved for the engagement. Not only are we here To participate in a protest community to utilize all share. The current racial climate on university’s administration, was for an education, but our presence requires courage. Participants aspects of our First Amendment campus remains a big problem; the shining brightly on the students. on a college campus represents publicly stand beside peers-often rights. Share posts on social fact that many students reacted It gave the voices of this university our growth as people. We are at friends, but sometimes strangers- media to raise awareness. Use the with outrage, confirming that we of chance to finally exercise a right school to grow as intellectuals. -as the silent majority walks past hashtags #BlackLivesMatter and all know an incident like this could of theirs: a right to speak openly Intellectuals do not confine and merely observes. They all #TheRealUD to stay connected happen, shows how little progress to their classmates and honestly themselves to the library or expose themselves to potential with the movement. Physically we’ve made. speak about their experiences. dormitory; they free express ideas judgment and criticism, yet they meet up with your classmates Students opened up on social Seeing students of all and address difficult issues. stand together. I deeply admire in a coffee shop to engage in media and during Wednesday’s backgrounds take to the stand The Review is proud to note all the peers of mine who have constructive conversations. Join gathering, expressing that the was refreshing, and quite that discussions around real chosen to exercise this right in the the UD community at Mitchell Hall school they go is still a place that honestly, a necessity. Under issues like racism are taking place many social movements that have this afternoon. doesn’t promote equal treatment former president Harker, there at this university. Racism doesn’t manifested in recent years. There is power in numbers. of all cultures and backgrounds. was an air of disapproval when have a place on this campus, Until this week, protesters Keep standing together, UD. Many promises to fix the problem it came to students expressing and last week showed that many at UD have typically been treated made by the past administration their thoughts. Under his reign, students feel this way. Under have been to no avail, and last there was no chance for an open Targett, students have an the best week’s reaction was an indication forum like we saw last week. What opportunity to take their place at of that. we heard from Harker was the a more transparent university that However, Nancy Targett final word on a subject, leaving is accepting of everyone’s fears, has taken an approach that The distasteful sentiments towards thoughts and ideas. HAVE OPINIONS? Review feels has been more than him and the administration. Not satisfactory. She has truly begun only were students upset, but how Editorials are developed by The Send letters to an open dialogue. could we feel apart of this school Review staff, led this week by copy Outside the steps of Memorial if we can’t truly be a part of this editor Will Kebbe. [email protected]

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HANNAH TATE tickets. Citizen Festival, an experience Senior Reporter The festival was hosted by I didn’t think could get better a multitude of celebrities this after last year. This festival On Saturday, thousands year, including Stephen Colbert, uses so many forward thinking of people gathered in Central Salma Hayek-Pinault, Deborah- ways of spreading awareness Park for the fourth annual Lee and Hugh Jackman, Kerry about issues through social Global Citizen Festival to watch Washington and Olivia Wilde. media across the globe, and it's headliners Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Many additional celebrities were refreshing to see actual change Beyonce and Pearl Jam perform, also in attendance, including result from it. and to hear global leaders speak Jay-Z, Leonardo Dicaprio, Walking up to the festival on world issues. Laverne Cox and others. this year you could see the The festival is a product of Political leaders and activists excitement in everyone, whether Global Citizen, an initiative also shared the stage, including they were just coming to see of the Global Poverty Project, Senator Chris Coons, Vice Beyonce for free, or they were to recruit millions of people President Joe Biden and Jill there to help cause change. to take action in support of Biden, First Lady Michelle Obama Everyone was friendly and organizations campaigning to and Malala Yousafzai. welcoming, including Paul and tackle global issues. Each speaker highlighted one Katie, the couple in front of Global Citizen Festival of the 17 proposed sustainability us who within five minutes coincided with the United goals, with Michelle Obama also partnered up with us to secure Nation's Sustainable announcing the #62MillionGirls as much lawn space as possible. Development Summit, which campaign aimed at education, Although the celebrity calls on world leaders that are social and economic appearances and performances gathered in New York City to opportunities for girls. were exciting, seeing so many take action. The headliners took turns global leaders speak was making The Sustainable Development sharing the stage with other me geek out—literally. I got to Summit is the next sustainable performers, starting with see the UN secretary general, the development agenda after the Coldplay bringing out Ariana Vice President, the First Lady, the Millennium Development Goals Grande to perform her song youngest recipient of the Nobel were established in 2000. It “Just a Little Bit of Your Heart." Peace Prize, and more in person included eight anti-poverty Chris Martin then joined Ed in one night. Unless I become targets to be accomplished by Sheeran to perform his song president, this is something I 2015, according to the summit’s “Thinking Out Loud.” most likely would otherwise not website. It was then Sheeran's turn, get the chance to do. Tickets were earned by taking coming out to sing “Drunk in As the Global Citizen “action journeys” that prompted Love,” a song he has previously Festival keeps attracting major people to tweet, email and call covered, with Beyonce. Then performers and speakers, I'm political leaders about taking Beyonce joined final performer sure the event’s ultimate goal action for global issues. Each Pearl Jam to cover Bob Marley’s of uniting global citizens to end action earned them points, and “Redemption Song.” poverty by 2030 will become a HANNAH TATE/THE REVIEW the points allowed them to enter This ended what was now near reality, and I’m happy to be The festival is a product of Global Citizen, initiative of the Global Poverty one of five drawings for the free my second annual Global a part of it. Project supported by many celebrities and politicians.

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MY FIRST HOLY EXPERIENCE

When I told my parents that I received tickets to see would become the theme of the minds. We had already been waiting Pope Francis perform Mass in MONIKA CHAWLA & ALISON WILSON day—lines. We passed the time raving in line for an hour and had bardy Philadelphia. I got two different Copy Desk Chief & Managing News Editor about the delicious hoagies, pretzels gotten doser to the metal detectors. responses. and Philly cheesesteaks ahead of us, A cat from a nearby apartment was The first, from my mother, The crowds, immense and full then boarded the septa train, eyes visible from the window—we started was of electric excitement. of people enraptured, were unlike sparkling with anticipation to eat, and to monitor our line's progress by She acknowledged the pope’s anything we had ever seen. Hundreds then to see the world’s most beloved observing our distance from this cat. cultural signincaiKe. how lew of thousands traveled from around spiritual figure. Needless to say, it was a very long ot these opportunities arise and the world to congregate in the City of Once we arrived in Philadelphia, hour. how lucky I was to be a part of Brotherly Love on Sunday, hoping to everything was going smoothly. 1:00 p.m.—We chatted with a something like this. catch a glimpse of the pontiff himself The crowds were thick, but still group of deacons waiting nearby I he second, Irom my father, and attend the papal Mass. Standing moving. Being funneled through the in the herd of people as they briefly was much simpler. on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, streets by cops and traffic control, educated us about the world of the “Why the hell would you amidst the crowd and listening to the we simply followed whoever was in seminary. We also befriended a sweet wanna sit through that traffic pope’s homily, we couldn’t help but front of us. Then, emerging before Romanian woman who was coming I tall somewhere in between. marvel at the day’s events and what us was the infamous Cherry Street— halfway around the world to attend I was able to make it through my ' brought us to that very moment. the beginning of the wall of endless the papal Mass. childhixid without a religious As a group of eight staffers, people. 2:00 p.m.—By this point, base, a seemingly impossible task . we successfully managed to drag The next four hours would be our enthusiasm was waning, in rural Sussex County. It wasn't ourselves from our beds early Sunday spent standing in this line, moving and the crowd was desperate for that my parents were heathens, I morning After meeting at our Perkins inch by inch until we passed the entertainment. Groups of people were they just didn't care. office at 9:30 a.m., our editor in security tent. singing church songs like “Amazing So, it I'm going to extx-nencc- chief/part-time chauffeur drove us 11:30 a.m.—Time was standing Grace” and even started doing the LORRAINE COOK/THE REVIEW my first communion, who Ix-lter to Wilmington in his five-seater cop still. We were starving—our decision wave which distracted us for a short to lead it than the holy man car—that’s right—nine people piled to skip breakfast was coming back while. himself exhausted and needed to get some into one small vehicle. Don’t ask us to haunt us. A man in front of us was 3:00 p.m.—A staffer (Ryan B.) ()tl the bat, the sheer number sleep. how we did it—just be glad we're still wearing a dear backpack and visible had been complaining loudly enough ot people all lammed onto the As our own exhaustion became alive and that this paper is still afloat. to us were the brownies and cookies that people in line began handing Beniamin Franklin Parkway was stuffed inside. If the snacks could our group some food. Granola bars, apparent, we realized it was one intense. I've been to my fair share Hoping to reach the train of those dreaded Sunday nights as station on time, we decided to forgo talk, they were telling us to eat them. crackers and banana bread were ol concerts aixt spoiling events, unfinished homework and unwritten breakfast (which, unbeknownst to It took every ounce of our willpower, coming in left and right—it was as if bu, Firefly's got nothing on the articles patiently awaited our return us, would turn out to be the biggest but we turned our heads away and our prayers had been answered. They P<>PC' back in Newark. With a rush of people regret of the day). After dodging instead, started to play games to turned out to be supportive university Iven it it was only tor the j distract each other from the hunger. alumni, but perhaps the pope was hurrying to get back to the train day. the sense o| community was numerous police sightings, we arriv ed station, we decided to stay back and at the station to come across what 12:30 pan.—Caffeine was on our simply looking out for us. vccerai. Wln/e some mac h n ld I 3:30 p.m.—Words cannot express wait for the crowds to dissipate. their faith iliac ..•liieis. die 1 our joy and relief as we finally passed After wandering around, we k antral *oe as • ?■ the day w, s pure I through the security screening. We finally spotted a Dunkin’ Donuts for P‘>pe. strolled onto the Benjamin Franklin a caffeine boost. In our attempt to During the two houi Mass. • Parkway victoriously, feeling a part of find a real meal, we were faced with shroud ot silence blanketed tile the celebration but still more than a restaurants overflowing with people crowd. Ot course, the laughter mile from the pope’s altar. and—you’ve guessed it—more lines. ot children and the occasional 4:00 p.m.—Mass began, and What’s another 30-minute wait, right? conversation were heard, but as a crowds stood spellbound, carefully We found a local pizza place and the whole, Phily was solemnly silent watching the pope through the big eight of us final’ sat down for the during Mass an impressive teat screens. The energy was contagious, first time since we were on the train lor hundreds ot thousands ot but church groups fell silent as earlier that morning. people the musical preludes of the service Conversations of all-nighters and started to play throughout the city. It the bizarre things we had seen during was a historic moment- and we felt our pilgrimage turned to talk of honored to be a part of it. gratitude in being able to experience The pope made his closing the papal Mass. Seeing so many people remarks after the prayers, from all walks of life come together in highlighting the significance of family one place is truly a beautiful thing. and the value in gestures of love and The peace and quiet that was palpable compassion. We waited around to see in a crowd of thousands is something if we could catch a glimpse of him we all agreed was a once-in-a-lifetime riding off in his popemobile, but the experience. And although we starv ed streets started to clear away, and we to death most of the day, we are glad EVE LOMBARDI/THE REVIEW realized the pope was, in a sense, just to say we were a part of it. like us—a man who was probably

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You couldn't help ’out le d moved by the intensity oi the moment. THE POPE IS DOPE Fhe kindness ot the crowd was absolutely unavoidable. \lmost everyone we stood next to was more than willing to share PATRICK WITTERSCHEIN In a fitting tribute to Pope Francis, their storv and converse- about Senior Reporter strangers broke bread just outside the their I,aih. security checkpoint, sharing food with \i one point, I joked to mv Pope-ocalypse left downtown one another when they discovered it tellow Review staffers about Philadelphia devoid of car traffic wasn't allowed through security. being hungry, and within an and the traditional sounds of the For those lucky enough to finally instant, the < rowd was Ix-stowing city, but the throngs of people in the make it through the checkpoint, it us with ccxikies, carrots, ( lit Bars streets on Sunday provided plenty of was clearly a long and trying day, both and a loal ol hom em ade banana distractions for city residents. for the faithful and the employees bread. While peace and joy permeated working the event. These small acts ot chantv through the City of Brotherly Love At the concession stand, the and kindness are supported by this weekend, the pope's visit also holiness of the ceremony was Pope Francis's most popular attracted a number of remarkable momentarily disrupted for some stance: that the world is one- characters, ilgrims seeking a glimpse (primarily us on The Review staff) large tamily, and through ads ot of the leader of the Catholic Church when the last Italian sausage was sold. kindness, we can improve this stood alongside aggressive T-shirt “Don’t blame me, blame family,. salesmen, street performers and Aramark,” the woman working the \s part ot his homily, Pope- proselytizers preaching their cause. register said. Franc is touched upon l«nth and But the pilgrims didn’t let the After the realization that the love. cramped conditions and long lines university’s dining provider was also “Faith grows when it is get in the way of their goal. Even after providing everyone in the secure lived and shaped by love-," he standing for hours, church groups papal area with their food, we noticed says. "Ihal is why our families, sang strongly, the echoes of their the blocks around the event, which our homes, ,ire tine domestic drums and guitars reverberating were covered with salespeople. churches. I hey are the right place down barricaded city blocks. They used their most convincing LORRAINE COOK/THE REVIEW for faith to become lile, and life to With the atmosphere in the area tactics to move an incredible amount Ix-come taith.” located somewhere between Disney of pope merchandise, including cutout after the mass ended. They While- I may not rc-cogni/e World and the Christmas celebration T-shirts, pins, stickers and flags. seemed to be doing slightly better Slightly before mass began, the the rituals ot Mass, or specific in “The Polar Express,” Philadelphia Memorable T-shirt phrases business than the DJ trying to sell people just outside security erupted stances ot the church, I come was packed with families who had included “The Pope is Dope” and "Catholic Dubstep" CDs. in applause. trom a place ot love. Spiritually, traveled there from around the world. “1 billion followers—No Instagram. Throughout it all, the assembly A cardboard cutout of Francis that’s a good place to start. The excitement in the determined #popefrands.” Vendors were anxious never lost its excitement to share held high above the crowd was RYAN BARWICK gathering could not be contained. to get rid of the shirts early, but the in such a momentous and spiritual being met with enthusiastic praise— rbarwick(a udel.edu Spontaneous rounds of applause going rate plummeted later on in the gathering. Church groups joyously perhaps brought about by the shared broke out when babies were raised night. singing in Spanish inspired countless realization that this was the closest The views reflected in this column above the crowd and when the elderly A team selling “Polaroids with pilgrims to continue forward, ignoring many of the faithful in line would ever do not necessarily represent those make it to their beloved pope. waved from their nursing home the Pope” vied for customers on the the insurmountable line ahead of of The Review. windows. street comer with their cardboard them.

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This Sunday marked the 12th annual Taste of Newark, held on the lawn of Old College. Created by former mayor Vance Funk in 2003, the festival features the best of Newark’s culinary offerings. This year, over 50 restaurants participated, including Main Street favorites like Stone Balloon Ale House, Duck Donuts, Klondike Kate’s, Grain Craft Bar + Kitchen, Cafe Gelato and the soon-to-open Honeygrow. Alongside these eateries, 30 wineries also took part in the festivities. Though Taste of Newark still offered a variety of local food and drinks, “ Battle of the Chefs,” a professional cooking competition, was missing from this year’s event. All proceeds from Taste of Newark went to the university’s Department of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management.

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REEL CRITICISM u HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2”

because—not in spite of—the fact force their children to act in the way that it decided to take a turn in the that they arbitrarily determine is the pre-schooler direction. “right way” and condemn actions that “Hotel Transylvani; 2” picks up are contrary to it. precisely where its predecessor left Baby Denissovitch is caught in off. That movie, for those of you who the middle of humans and monsters opted to forgo the 2012 hit, told the pulling him toward each group, story of a fumbling and goofy boy without regard for what it is that he, who meets a gorgeous vampire girl, himself, wants. and as you might expect, they fall As Denissovitch's fifth birthda madly in love despite the fact that approaches, which is supposedly the their races despise one another. last opportunity7 for any potential One part, “Guess Who’s Coming fangs to come in, Mavis begins plans to Dinner” and another “Romeo and to leave Transylvania so Denissovitch Juliet,” the movie proved a rolicking can have a “normal life.” success as it held a mirror up to deep- Dracula springs into action seated prejudices that sadly often and brings along a gaggle of cuddly endure, even in our time. and innocuous monsters to show Without pausing for breath, Denissovitch how to hunt, fly, scare the sequel picks up at the wedding and all manner of other monsterly where the former movie began, things. It makes for tremendous fun and after multiple time lapses we and is able to balance emotion with EVE LOMBARDI/THE REVIEW see the unlikely couple, Jonathan laughs in just the right proportions. (Andy Samberg) and Mavis (Selena For once, a movie has used a baby It’s one of those things you listened to what the students had COURTESY OF FORBES.COM Gomez), go through the life stages of not as a mere plot device to stage a never believe could happen at to say. We came together as a pregnancy, birth and birthdays. baby shower, but as a story that is your school. The thought of racial community to talk about the issue Tension builds throughout interesting because of the morally tensions plaguing a university’s at hand. We are on the right track SAM RICHTER between Grandpa Dracula (Adam complex questions it demands its community could stir up a lot of to solving it, but actions speak Film Columnist Sandler) and Mavis and Jonathan. characters and, indeed, the viewer to conversations that leave students louder than words. Dracula, being the modem, liberall /- answer. wanting to have their voices heard I am hoping to see a change 3.5 out of 5 stars minded monster that he is, says he is This is not a magnum opus loud and clear. in the environment around the The tell-tale sign that a serial’s fine if the baby is monster, human or on prejudice, but it goes above the As a student of color aware of campus community. We need to death knell is fast approaching, unicorn, but his claim is quickly put to traditional cartoon mantra of a simple my surroundings, I felt the pain of continue talking to each other and that the writers are grasping the test. story with black and white characters. my fellow students on Wednesday and coming together as one. One desperately for any remaining plot, is The red-headed child likes cake, “Hotel Transylvania 2" embraces the evening as they shared the person cannot hold a discussion; the introduction of a baby. sharing and does not fully embrace gray areas and manages to transcend stories of their experiences at the everybody has to come to the table Not only does the baby typically his first birthday present, “My First its genre as a result. university. I felt the tears run down as a community. fail to extend the plot, it often serves Guillotine.” All of these are, of course, “Humans and vampires aren’t my face as I listened to the pain in We should be able to come to distract from the things that very un-monsterly sorts of things to meant to be together,” says one •heir voices following the events of together as one to break down racial brought viewers there in the first do. Dracula still insists that the child anachronistic character in the film. rhe night before. barriers that have been placed on place. So when it became clear that should be raised a monster—after “Hotel Transylvania 2” shows that I stood at the open forum, many societies throughout history. “Transylvania” was set to revolve its all, despite human looks, the child is such a view could not be more wrong numb and confused, wondering No time is better than now, and story around a toddler, one might probably just a “late-fanger.” and in a spectacularly entertaining how this could have happened at a this cannot be stressed enough. have thought it would go down in the Therein lies the real story: this is fashion too. university that promotes diversity annals of film lore next to cautionary a tale of prejudice and parenting, but Mind the zombies, and book your and unity. But, I didn’t pay attention KAYLA BAPTISTE tales of failure like baby Dil from one that is still able to keep the film stay at Hotel Transylvania soon. to the lack of diversity that I was [email protected] “Rugrats” or baby Cecilia from “The lighthearted and funny throughout. seeing as I walked around the Office.” Humans and monsters have a The views reflected in this column 'ampus that I have grown to love The views reflected in this column This would be a step too far. precarious relationship: each sees the do not necessarily represent «n my two years of being here. do not necessarily represent those “Transylvania” might not be of other’s way of living as “not normal,” those of The Review. Suggestions were made while o f The Review. Pixarian quality, but it is able to thrill which serves, as it always does, as a the leaders of our university and dazzle its audiences with its story euphemism for inferiority. Parents

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people with growth issues— all unfiltered commentary loving themselves. And then there are people Where are the words that just feel like they do not “you’re beautiful?” deserve to love themselves. Where do we draw the line? Where do we come in playing superhero to these people that cannot hold up their own heads, their own hearts. Why are we building battlefields for wars My brother recently got his parts we shame. they already set out to lose high school senior year portrait And it is progressively easier before we came along? taken—that is, after fighting to figure out how to hide those Where are the words “you are about whether showering before parts. beautiful?” was important. My parents won So, what is real? What is the Why are they said so far out in in that back-and-forth battle. picture my peers will look back the distance that I have to strain They reminded him that this at and compare me to after I to hear them, which causes me picture is the one that will be have aged as they spot me on to second-guess if they were most remembered of him, that it the dance floor at high school actually said? will be the one people look back reunion twenty years from now? Where are the words? to during reunions and compare As they run into me at a bar on We refer to ourselves in him to. the lower east side? As their groups— like ‘we.’ We are this— My parents joked as he kid happens to be in my kid’s we are that. We group ourselves picked out a shirt: did his charm kindergarten class? as one because we know that our stay with him as he grew up? Did Will it be my profile picture initial makeup serves us all the he turn out good looking like now with tanned skin, color same emotions— so where is our his senior year face promised and contrast edits? Will it be compassion? he would? Did his plastered on that back angle shot where the Where are the words? goofball of a smile remain tied sunset hitting the horizon pool Let’s be experimental for a to his personality? Was he still casts me a silhouette? moment and say that our twenty Are those pictures of me— kind? first century is the place where The saying goes “a picture is real? we will sing loudly. That we will worth a thousand words," and What do our peers expect love with open arms and open it’s true: there are a thousand when editing tools are easily hearts. That we will let others thoughts a picture can trigger, accessible to us? Why do we Falling behind know that they are beautiful. a thousand memories that a continue to feed our flawed That we will let others know picture can make us recall. self-perceptions as we edit out when their souls ha\e touched It's strange to think that our ourselves? ours in this world full of billions in class? parents’ senior year portraits We live in a world where we of others and that their soul is were, and probably still are, the are so easily changed -we so one in a billion—one in eighty pictures by which their peers easily pick out and edit out our million trillion and that they are remember them. flaws— but where is the world beautiful. Activate your digital Our generation grows up that we were taught flaws are Where are the words? without surprise. We post on beautiful? There is much to be afraid media, sharing our whereabouts I miss it. Do you? course materials and of, but we shouldn’t be afraid of with geotags. We caption images Self-perception is something loving ourselves. and video with quotes and funny that only we can edit, as Where are we hiding our level-up your grades. hashtags to more easily retain individuals. It is something that courage for these three powerful memories of our nights and only we can love, as individuals. words that can change this— days. Now, with use of emoji, we Today, there are millions of change us? can revisit the emotions we felt people embracing their flaws. Text LEARN to 80565 You are beautiful. We are with each post. There is the girl named the most beautiful. That brings me to ask: what ugly woman in the world who is to get help now! will our most remembered loving herself despite cruelty. It’s time we start the m ovem ent. picture be? There are burn victims wearing ALEXANDRA STRAUSMAN I, for one, hope it’s not my their wounds. There are people high school senior portrait. with prosthetic limbs learning [email protected] We constantly post new movement in life. There are The views reflected in this column duplicates of the same picture, people with scars bearing them do not necessarily represent CENGAGE the only difference being our to all those who may stare. There Go Digital. Get Ahead. those of The Review. angle, because we believe that are people with too much hair ** Learning these things matter. We try to and people without hair, loving advertise all angles of our face themselves. There are people and bodies while hiding those with deformed body parts,

simply stylish Iniernships: Your key to been built in the small apartment success he inhabits with his mother and sister. It is a story with a sad ending that leaves the reader to wonder what has become of Every successful person I sales or editorial. Every position the Wingfields. Not one of my have ever met has told me that that is posted is also organized particular favorites, but still one an internship is the first step to by each industry, so it is easy Whether it's “The Great is suppose to be similar to of his best plays. making your way to a dream job. to navigate yourself around the Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Williams’ sister, Rose. Rose had “Summer and Smoke” takes College is the best time to website. or “The Awakening" by Kate a lot of mental health issues on a similar tone of unhappiness gain as much experience as Chopin, every writer offers a that resulted in her receiving a towards the end that questions possible. Between the summer Freefashioninternships.com different take on the world lobotom y. the idea of whether there are and the university’s long winter The name says it all. around them. Tennessee Tennessee Williams pushes ever really happy endings. session, we have plenty of time This website posts fashion Williams speaks to me more boundaries in his writings. Alma Winemiller, a preacher’s to intern, which is a great way internships for free! It offers than most other writers. “The Glass Menagerie” is one daughter, in the end, finds to get your foot in the door positions for some of the When most people think of the plays that stands alone “comfort” in the Moon Lake for whatever industry you are biggest names in the industry about Tennessee Williams, they as unique in his canon of Casino. Alma doesn’t end up looking to work in. from showrooms, designers, think of his most famous and work. In the play, a mother with John Buchanan Jr. leaving Internships are a great way buyers and fashion websites. successful play, “A Streetcar and her two adult children are the story unresolved for Alma to prep for that inevitably scary You can apply through the Named Desire,” about a broken still struggling to make ends and where she ends up. moment when it comes time to website by logging into your southern belle and her slow meet, with the son working in It is hard not to enjoy the find your first “real life” post­ Facebook or Twitter for the first descent into madness. The a factory. The mother, Amanda works of Tennessee Williams; he graduation job. Because it’s a position free of charge, but be main themes of his plays were Wingfield, cares deeply for her challenges problems that were competitive industry, fashion careful because after the first; considered taboo to both past children but has an overbearing too hard to talk about in society internships are not the easiest application, the rest cost a fee and modern readers. Some of way of showing it. during his time. Williams does a to come by, but finding one will to apply. This is a great website the themes included mental The daughter, Laura great job of taking an issue and make your resume shine. because there truly is a position illness and sexuality. Wingfield, is very unusual in that bringing it to the light in his Most internships are unpaid, for everyone's fashion interests. One thing I have noticed she is not entirely connected to plays. but truthfully, you are paid with with some of Williams’ plays the world around her. Her glass KAYLA BAPTISTE valuable experience that will Social Media Channels is that they closely mirror his collection is the only thing that [email protected] help you stand out to future Sometimes you get caught up personal life and the events that keeps her occupied aside from employers. The internship in the search and forget to look have shaped him into the great the man who comes to visit her. The views reflected in this column experience can help you narrow at a com pany's own w ebsite or writer that he is known as today. The son, Tom Wingfield, has do not necessarily represent down what you like doing and social media platforms. One of For example, Laura Wingfield a dream of leaving the life has those of The Review. what you do not like, which I my favorite online magazines, think is more valuable. Who What Wear, is constantly This summer, I made it posting on Twitter when they my mission to find a great are looking for new interns. So, internship for winter session. I choose your favorite place and am very happy to say that I will look at their Twitter, Instagram TENNESSEE WILLIAMS be interning in New York City and home page and see if they fc : * ’ H for Esquire Magazine. I will be are hiring! Plus, if you have an working in the fashion closet, interest in the company already, IB IC Q t r The Glass Menagerie iP’IBS'l and I owe finding this internship you will be a great candidate hl I to Ed2010.com . for the position. It is always Ed2010 is one of the great impressive to employers when w ebsites and online com m unities you know and care about their that is dedicated to helping company or brand. F TtNNESSf! • * students and job-searching These three, including WILLIAMS hopefuls find positions in the Ed2010, have helped me magazine industry. There are a tremendously learn more S"L REE TC4 p > i m , handful of other websites that about the industry and find NAMED are made to help, check out internship opportunities. Also some of the websites below! check fashionista.com and OESl-R *- internships.com if you need InternQueen.com more suggestions! The Intern Queen, Lauren y * Berger, created this website HANNAH WORSH because she had 15 internships [email protected] throughout her college experience. She definitely The views reflected in this column deserves the title of “Intern do not necessarily represent Queen” after that. It is a great those of The Review. COURTESY OF ARTSBEAT BLOG COURTESY OF PIXLEYS CORNER COURTESY OF COOPER HEWITT source for fashion internships, whether you are looking for marketing, public relations, WWW.UDREVIEW.COM September 29, 2015 udreview.com 13

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Like many college students, when the semester starts, I find it difficult to keep up with most of the shows I have grown to love. It also doesn’t help that the season premieres air w hen school begins. (Why Bhis happens, I will never ALL PHOTOS: EMILY MOORE/THE REVIEW inderstand.) But in my spare Musician “TJ” has adapted well-known songs to the Newark experience. time, 1 try to catch up on the shows that 1 consider to be my guilty pleasures. With a lot of premieres airing this past week, 1 made sure to tune in for the return of ABC’s THE MAIN STREET “Thank God It’s Thursday” or #TGIT special: three shows from “Shondaland” —Shonda Rhimes' inimitable block of MUSICIAN programming. The shows include “Grey's Anatomy,” “Scandal” and the relative newcomer, “How To Get Away as well as his grandfather, who With Murder.” WILLIAM KEBBE played on the football team. The shows' popularity comes Copy Editor Despite his love of music, as no surprise: Rhimes’ talent TJ had to put his performance for creating powerful plot lines A night on Main Street is dreams on hold. Once he draws viewers in like moths filled with an eclectic mix of graduated college, he got helplessly drawn to a flame. characters: from McDonald's to married and providing for his Audiences just can't get enough Grotto’s, there are those dressed family became his first priority. of Rhimes’ primetime shows. in their finest formal attire, or TJ says he would make the Last Thursday’s season those not defined by their dress decision over again despite not premieres started off with but by their Friday night stupor. being able to fully pursue his “Grey's Anatomy," one of These constants are what musical aspirations. Rhimes’ longest-running keep Main Street recognizable, “I had to take the first job I programs. In the show’s 12th making it the holy place of could get,” TJ says. season, Meredith Grey (Ellen weekend long fun. With that being said, he Pompeo) and the rest of the However, what isn’t as easily worked at a mining field in doctors are still recovering from noticeable is the man with the Pennsylvania, driving around the death of Derek Shepherd guitar outside of M&T Bank. large loads of dynamite that (Patrick Dempsey). Of course For TJ, that’s quite alright. workers used to excavate rocks the show must go on, and new The guitar player is able to and minerals. characters create a new storyline share his musical prowess with for this season. the uninitiated. For many years, Freshman communications major Sierra Doolin came up to Next in the lineup was he has come to Main Street TJ to say hello. Right away, TJ “Scandal,” a show that has seen with an arsenal of lyrics and stopped what he was doing. With success since its start in 2012. corresponding chords. a grin on his face, he greeted her As is expected, the season five “How do I decide what to premiere started off with a bang: play? Whatever they want to by name. “I really like him,” Doolin the biggest scandal yet. Rhimes hear,” T] says. “From pop to says. “People think he is exposes the biggest scandals punk to heavy metal, I’ll try homeless and a sad person, but in show history beginning with anything really.” he isn’t any of that. He makes a death that mirrors that of If you take a look at TJ’s me smile, and 1 love him.” Princess Diana, the world's most music stand, you will see a Not only can he name some beloved princess. A princess is seemingly disorganized binder of his most frequent visitors, killed when trying to flee from that is filled to the brim with but TJ has, in his own words, paparazzi, but it turns out to be song titles and notes on how to "adapted songs to the Newark a much bigger plot. play them. From Neil Young to experience.” Instead of “L.A Without giving too much Kesha, there are more than 100 Woman" by The Doors, it is away, let’s just say that once songs to choose from. “UD Woman.” And instead of again justice prevails for Olivia Small crowds often gather "California Girls,” it is “Main Pope (Kerry Washington) who and sing around TJ, attracted Street Newark Girls.” utters the words, “All fairy tales to his thoughtfulness. Little do Everyone can feel a moment don’t have happy endings, but they know that the man on Main of intimacy when they pass by evil queens tend to go down.” Street was also once a student at TJ and hear their favorite song Go Gladiators! the university. because that is the connection The night ended with the TJ graduated in 1971 after TJ wants to make. return of “How To Get Away majoring in music theory and “It’s all about With Murder,” (HTGAWM) now composition. Not only that, communication,” TJ says. in its second season. Of all but his family also has a long “Enough people like what 1 do to of the shows, HTGAWM is my tradition with the university. His make it worth my time.” favorite for a couple of reasons. father attended the university One, the team of students lead by professor Annalise Keating (Viola Davis), a.k.a. the Keating 5, is a force to be reckoned with. As much as I love every character, the one who keeps me coming back to the show is Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch), who most Harry Potter fans will recognize. He is a very mysterious character to me. Gibbins’ family background is not known, except that his mother died when he was very young and he never really knew his father. Gibbins’ character could be explored a little more, which I hope to see this season. I'm not sure about the rest of you, but HTGAWM is a show that I just can't get enough of. Luckily, the entire first season is available for binge-watching on Netflix. Due to the drama and intrigue of Rhimes’ programming, Thursdays are the best nights for me when it comes to television. Shonda, I thank you. 1 CUP 3 cups KAYLA BAPTISTE [email protected]

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Football October 3, 7:30 p.m. Home vs. William & Mary SPORTS Field Hockey October 2, 7 p.m. vs. William & Mary The Review Women’s Soccer October 2, 7 p.m. vs. JMU

COURTESY OF CHANDLER CLEMENS The quad coasted its way into Bulgaria, however the Fightin’ 150’s had some new techniques to learn. Along with rigorous practice regimens, the boys competed at one ot the highest levels of rowing this past summer.

Quad 4 coasts to Bulgaria

planned on competing at the Compared to the other teams, 279 JULIANA FARINA Staff Reporter championships as a double. the men were limited in their However, by their junior year, quad training, having only As many people can relate, they determined that rowing trained for several months “Hard work beats talent when with two more in a quad, or whereas other teams had been talent doesn’t work hard.” But a four-person boat, would be practicing all year long. Further, Rushing yards gained by the Hens on for senior Andrew Kershaw, preferable. Subsequently, Cucci the rowing technique used at Saturday as they continue to lean on an captain of the men’s crew and Senf joined the team, and the championships was sculling, team, hard work and talent are the four trained at the Undine where each rower has two oars. elite run game synergistic. Barge Club on Boathouse Row in The stroke the boys had been Regardless of the weather, Philadelphia this past summer. using since high school is the for three hours six days a week, Coached by Chris McElroy, sweep, with one oar per rower. the team of 90 practice on the the boys practiced 10-12 times “When your legs feel like Christiana River in Wilmington. a week and doubled on three of rocks, and your heart is pounding Besides practicing sprints and those days. at 200 beats per minute, it takes endurance pieces, Coach Chuck “As a (collegiate rower], that mental strength to keep Crawford requires an additional the highest level you can reach going and beat the guy next to four hours of individual practice besides the Olympic level is the you,” Senf said. weekly. U23 National Team ,” Kershaw Overall, the boys’ boat This past summer, Kershaw said. finished in eighth place with and three of his teammates, After a clean sweep at Germany taking first. The Reid Cucci, Michael Senf and nationals, the boys earned a spot boys were proud of their Corey Brown represented the to represent the United States accomplishments. team at the championships in “You have to commit blindly 24 United States in an international regatta in the Under 23 World Plovdiv, Bulgaria. to every stroke and believe that Championships. Competing against some of you can reel them in if you don’t During their sophomore the best rowers in the world, give up,” Cucci said. year, Kershaw and Brown had the boys were at a disadvantage. Passing yards for redshirt freshman Joe Walker as the Hens continued to struggle through the air Men’s soccer succumbs to the Phoenix

JACK RODGERS offsides. blow for the Hens. Morton’s Managing Sports Editor Elijah Agu was also given impressive career at Henderson a yellow card near the 82nd High School in West Chester, An overcast windy day minute, which was the only card Pa. included first team all-area marked another loss for the received, as a result of repeated honors from The Philadelphia university men’s soccer team offsides and slide tackles. Agu Inquirer and 14 shutouts in his as the team fell to 3-5-1. Elon, was the 2011 M.V.P. of the State final season, while also starting which came into the game at Cup Finals. for the basketball and tennis 94.2 7-1-0, had a 1-0 record within Guillermo Delgado, one of teams respectively. the CAA and improved on it with Delaware’s leading scorers, also Delaware consistently Saturday’s victory. The one goal led the team with three shots, attacked the goal, and seemed loss against Elon is the fourth while Carlos Perales and Daniel to dominate, however could not consecutive in a skid by the Laguna had an additional two find the net as they forced Elon to QBR of Mitch Trubisky as he became the team. shots. Delgado was preseason defend three shots both periods. The goal by Elon put the player of the year in 2015. Elon however, only came alive in second straight backup quarterback to Hens down early, as James Brace Goalies for both teams the second half, with four shots scored w ithin the opening 20 withstood the barrage of shots defended by Delaware shut the door on the Hens minutes of the first half. Elon for the entire game, while The Hens will look to also led the game in penalties, Elon’s goalie remained perfect snap out of their skid against as the team collected 11 fouls throughout. Todd Morton, nationally ranked Temple at to Delaware’s nine. The majority Delaware’s freshman goalie, home tomorrow night. of penalties called were for was stellar but allowed the final

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“Just Drop ”

RYAN BARWICK difficulties. These range from Senior Reporter the large two-handed cup holds to small minuscule bumps large “Just drop!” enough for the pinky finger. I’m 15 feet above a small, Climbers can either follow cushioned mat and it doesn’t the colors or do a “free climb.” look sympathetic to my 6-foot- While a free climb can be a 4 frame. My body has already fun way to get comfortable with started to do a weird fatigued the wall, it’s the color-coded sports commentary twitch and I’m trying to stifle routes that provide the callus- my gasps for breath from the inducing challenge. The wall The first time I crowd below me who don’t find becomes a giant puzzle, one that wrote a sports can only be solved by tossing this hard at all. story “Just drop!" your legs four feet above your Although his argument waist and praying your foot will isn’t getting any stronger, he’s fit in the hold. supported by the fact that my “In here we have all fat fingers don’t quite fit into difficulties, anything from a Timidly walking around the Bob the small plastic fissure and I VO to a V6,” John Howe, co­ Carpenter Center, looking for an will have to come down. president of the club, said. entrance, I finally saw the sign. “Media I release myself from the wall Howe was introduced to Entrance” was plastered above two and fall like the world’s most climbing by a friend from Boy massive metal doors, as assumed frightened sack of potatoes. Scouts and since then, he’s loved reporters flew in and out, answering Welcome to the university’s the sport. phone calls and chatting with one Rock Climbing Club. “I’m pretty much terrible another. As I approached, the doors Now two years old, the with anything that involves a seemed to grow as I was walking refurbished rock wall looks like ball and you don’t even notice into my first college game as a sports something out of a Disney theme the workout from the climb—it's writer. park or a children’s game show. great,” Howe said. As I walked through the doors, I The wall fills three-quarters of For now, the wall hosts was handed a lanyard with my name the room, each side going about amateur climbers looking for on it and parking credentials if I 15 feet up, made up of endless something fun. The club is needed them. I was also told where paths and routes which climbers mostly made up of freshman but a media room was located, in which I can take to reach the top. is continually growing. could find food and drinks if I needed By placing their hands “I’ve always thought it was them. and feet along color-coded cool, but I never had a chance to Through another set of doors plastic "holds,” climbers climb until I got to UD,” Howe was the court. scale the wall following the said. The lights exploded suddenly, RYAN BARWICK/THE REVIEW The rock wall is open Sunday and the pounding of basketballs Open Sunday through Thursday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., the rock wall is located in the corresponding colors. Each hold is unique, coming in a variety of through Thursday from 5:30 to dribbling was only seconded by the lower level of the Carpenter Sports Building. 9:30 p.m. pre-game music and announcements. The crowd was thin, which was normal for many Delaware sporting events, however I noticed that these fans seemed to be more interested in the game. They chatted about stats and outcomes for this year’s team, as I slowly found my name plastered to a seat on “press row,” a section of desks situated courtside for reporters. The announcer went through the motions of the National Anthem and the introduction of players, as I sat back and soaked in my first moments as a sports writer. Immediately feeling underprepared as I looked around and saw my colleagues live-tweeting and writing notes, I sat in awe as the PHOTOS COURTESY OF ALEC MANOUGIAN Hens quickly went down by 10. After the Hens gave the game up to their opponents, Drexel, a representative from the Drexel newspaper and I made our way into the media room to address Coach Silver linings for Hens in blowout loss Monte Ross and a few players. A local great, Kevin Tresolini took the lead of questions as I sat back and waited to think of something constructive to say. At that moment an assistant creeped through a side door in the media room to hand out stat sheets to everyone—except my Drexel counterpart and me. “Excuse me,” I whispered to the assistant. “We didn’t get stat sheets, could we please?” I suddenly noticed the questioning and comments had stopped. But in this moment, not only had the questions stopped, but so did time. “They only give the midgame stat sheets as recaps for major media members, man,” a reporter to my left said. And with that they broke into laughter and continued the interviews.

JACK RODGERS Managing Sports Editor

The views reflected in this column do not necessarily represent those of The Review.

COURTESY OF BLUE HEN ATHLETICS The hens kept it close but faltered late in Chapel Hill, eventually losing to the UNC Tar Heels 41-14. They face William & Mary at home this week.

MATT BUTLER The Hens controlled the ball for at halftime. In an eerily similar series a string of four straight touchdown INTERESTED Editor in Chief much of the first half, abandoning of events to last week’s contest drives engineered by Trubisky, who the passing game early in favor of a at Villanova, however, UNC’s dual finisned with 17 completions on A sloppy game in Chapel Hill grinding running scheme. Jefferson, threat starting quarterback Marquise 20 attempts for 312 yards and four ended with the Hens on the losing who finished with 163 yards on 22 Williams went down with an injury scores. Trubisky and wideout Mack IN PLACING end, falling to the University of North carries, helped validate that decision late in the second quarter, forcing Hollins developed a rapport right Carolina by a final score of 41 -14. The by sprinting 72 yards for a score on sophomore Mitch Trubisky into away, as he finished with three catches Hens (1-3) have not beaten an Football the second play of the game. However, action. for 100 yards and two touchdowns, AN AD? Bowl Subdivision opponent since it is hard to win games when only one Coming out of halftime, which all came after Williams’ injury. 2007. aspect of a team’s offense is effective. Trubisky, much like Villanova’s Zach The Hens, boasting the 17th There were some positives buried Redshirt freshman quarterback Joe Bednarczyk, promptly proved himself ranked run offense in the Football in the Hens' loss Saturday to the Tar Walker was unable to carry on his too much for the Hens defense, Championship Subdivision, will Heels, though one may not be able to marginal success from last week, though a fumble recovery and the return home to play host to CAA rival tell from the final score. finishing four of 10 for 24 yards sloppy conditions kept the Hens and 25 th nationally ranked William Contact us at The offensive line once again passing and one interception. close. and Mary. The Tribe is undefeated showed prolonged stretches of The! struggles in the passing game Jefferson’s second TD run pulled against the Hens since 2012, though [email protected] dominance against the Tar Heels’ would eventually doom the Hens, as Delaware back to within six at 20-14 the Hens hold a 22-17 advantage in front seven, routinely winning the their defense began to crumble as the in the third quarter, but it all fell apart the rivalry that dates back to 1915. battle in the trenches and providing game went on. Delaware was able to after that. Trubisky started abusing wide open running lanes. The convert two of their 11 third downs the Hens’ soft coverage comers, and freshman tandem of Kareem Williams all game. the Tar Heels’ athletic advantage and Thomas Jefferson took turns That defense turned in an pulled them away, highlighted by picking up chunks of yardage as the impressive performance in the first wide receiver Ryan Switzer’s 63-yard Hens marched up and down the field 30 minutes as the heavily-favored catch and run. in the first half. Tar Heels led by a score of just 13-6 Switzer’s score was the third in WWW.UDREVIEW.COM WAN1 MORE MONEY? JOIN THE CLUB.

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