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St. Norbert Times Volume 90 Issue 13 Article 1 4-17-2019 No Doubts about "Doubt" Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snctimes Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, Creative Writing Commons, Digital Humanities Commons, English Language and Literature Commons, History Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, Music Commons, Other Arts and Humanities Commons, Photography Commons, Reading and Language Commons, Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons, Technical and Professional Writing Commons, and the Television Commons Recommended Citation (2019) "No Doubts about "Doubt"," St. Norbert Times: Vol. 90 : Iss. 13 , Article 1. Available at: https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snctimes/vol90/iss13/1 This Full Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the English at Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. It has been accepted for inclusion in St. Norbert Times by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. April 17, 2019 Volume 90 | Issue 13 | Serving our Community without Fear or Favor since 1929 INDEX: NEWS: No Doubts About “Doubt” Senior Art Exhibit SAMANTHA DICK | NEWS CORRESPONDENT SEE PAGE 3 > OPINION: The Price of Education SEE PAGE 5 > FEATURES: Great Decisions: State Department SEE PAGE 8 > ENTERTAINMENT: “Us” is a Masterpiece: SEE PAGE 11 > SPORTS: From MWC to NACC SEE PAGE 14 > Work with us! See page 4 Letter Policy: The St. Norbert Times The senior theatre majors producing Doubt | Elizabeth Hein, Theatre Studies Facebook Page welcomes letters to the The past few weeks time to be unleashed onto that a student has learned starring Elynor Gregorich editor and encourages have been a work-heavy the St. Norbert campus, a over the past four years. (’19), produced by Austin reader involvement, time for the Theatre De- third weekend of shows Most, if not all majors have Walls (’19) and directed by participation, and voic- partment at St. Norbert Col- for theatre lovers and new- it, and the Theatre Depart- Maddie Wenc (’19). ing grievances. See lege. Not only has Brontë bies alike to step out into ment is no different. The This show is known as page 4 for our Letter to the Editor Policy. taken up a lot of time and the world of live theatre is capstone can come in many “Doubt: A Parable,” a one- resources, opening the first coming. shapes and sizes; this year, act play written by John Senior Reflections: and second weekends in No doubt, most stu- the seniors are putting on Patrick Shanley in 2004. April, but there has also dents are aware of the Se- a fully fleshed-out show, “Doubt” takes place in the See pages 8 and 9 for Senior Reflections been a second production nior Capstone, a large proj- complete with costumes, Bronx, at the fictional St. in the works, hidden behind ect, paper or presentation by Mallory Shefchik (’19), Nicholas Church School, from soon-to-be-grad- the scenes and not yet get- that tends to be the biggest lights and sound, by Neven- and follows the conflict uated members of the ting the publicity needed for assignment of the senior na Prebiracevic (’19), a between Sister Aloysius, Times Staff! most students to be aware year. A culmination of the set, designed and planned SEE DOUBT Page of it. Waiting for the right knowledge and experience out by James Viall (’19), 2 > Members of SNC Take Back the Knight MADELEINE WENC | NEWS CORRESPONDENT On Thursday, April ner Anderson, Randi Groff Jasmine Babineaux (’19). story was a moving and asked to stand as each 4, 2019, St. Norbert Col- (’21), Dr. Raquel Cowell, St. Norbert’s Take powerful reminder of the speaker approached the po- lege hosted it’s sixth an- Lukas Thornton (’21), So- Back the Knight provides problems various groups dium and left it in solidarity nual Take Back the Knight phia Larsen (’19), Marcus a moment for members of face because of marginal- with the speaker. Applause event in Dudley Birder Williams (’21) and Grace the campus community to ization. The event’s coor- was not allowed throughout Hall at 8:00 p.m. Eleven Vietzen (’22). Though Jack share their story in a setting dinator, Jasmine Babineaux the event in order to main- different members of the Zampino and Taylor Don- that promotes solidarity and said, “The stories are pow- tain the solemnity of the St. Norbert College com- oval planned to share their recognizes the courage that erful because they're real. event. munity attended the event stories that night, both were it takes to open up about They're raw, authentic and Take Back the Night to share their stories of ex- unable to make it to the one’s experiences. Topics unapologetic. The speak- has taken place in a multi- periences with prejudice event itself. Zampino’s sto- included themes of mental ers do not ask for pity, but tude of locations since the and discrimination. Speak- ry was read by Briana Scott illness, sexual assault, sex- genuine compassion and a 1970s, including at YW- ers included Jack Zampino (’19), while Donoval’s ual identity, sexual orienta- chance to be heard.” Take CAs, high school student (’19), Julia Camarillo (’19), story was read by Holly tion, racial identity, gender Back the Knight provides SEE TAKE BACK THE Morgan Rachelle (’19), Hamman (’19). This year expression and coming an apt space for such an KNIGHT Page 3 > Taylor Donoval (’20), Tan- the event was organized by from abusive homes. Each event, as the audience was sntimes.wordpress.com facebook.com/stnorberttimes @sntimes Wednesday, April 17, 2019 Editor: Samantha Dyson NEWS sntimes.wordpress.com/news | 2 Editors in Velasquez Chief: Heidi Swanson Elynor Madelyn Glosny Gregorich Anna Spectrum Alliance Presents Pride Erika Ditzman Vanseveren Leadership Sports Team: Team: Addy Bink Graeme Andrew Gehring Gallagher Kyra Kronberg Week Elynor Riley Haas Gregorich SAMANTHA DYSON | NEWS EDITOR Erika Ditzman Copy Editing: Nicole Fellrath Anna Anna Vanseveren Vanseveren Leah Hennick Three years ago, a to come and listen. This tions. the same. Samantha Dyson Hannah few committed students visibility was important Then, on Friday, the On campus, a number Caitlin Robinson McCauley Kyra Vinz worked hard to official- to students, whose voices group encouraged Day of of people participated in Jared Gartzke Mercedes Kenneth Costa Danforth ly bring Day of Silence/ may sometimes go un- Silence and hosted Knight the Day of Silence, some Hernandez News Team: Sarah Schepp Night of Noise to the SNC heard. of Noise. Day of Silence keeping something to Samantha Dyson Rebecca Jacques Madeleine Wenc campus, a national two- On Wednesday, April is “a student-led national write on or notes to pass Jack Zampino Photography: Samantha Dick Kenneth Costa part event recognizing and 10, they provided multiple event where folks take a out to others to explain James Viall Features Team: Erin Vits supporting the LGBTQ+ opportunities for people vow of silence to high- why they were not talking. Caitlin McCauley Social community. This has since at SNC to learn about light the silencing and era- Jack Zampino (’19) of- Emma Sipiora Media and Distribution grown into multiple days Drag. The group hosted a sure of LGBTQ people at fered insight into their ex- Opinion Team: of organized events that Drag Makeup Tutorial in school” (glsen.com). This perience with the event. “I Team: Nicole Fellrath Jared Gartzke Alyssa Brugger offer new opportunities the afternoon in the Cam- day takes place on April have participated in Day of Erika Ditzman Aldo Gonzales Advisor: for students to connect pus Center, where senior 12. By being silent, they Silence for the past three Emily John Pennington Buellesbach and learn at St. Norbert. Cole Grabowski (’19) represent the voices and years and everyone has Cate O’Brien Pride Week 2019 includ- was a model for the tech- stories that go unheard, been understanding and Entertainment Team: ed chances for individu- niques. Then, in the eve- and students who par- supportive. My professors Sam Sorenson Rebecca Jacques als to share their stories, ning, five Drag Queens ticipate typically do not always make a statement Eduardo a Drag Show educational invited by Spectrum Alli- speak for the whole day as about what I am doing and Jose Padrino event, Day of Silence, and ance performed a show on a statement to this cause. why it’s important, too, MISSION STATEMENT Knight of Noise, brought the Campus Center stage Night of Noise, in con- which is so valuable be- The St. Norbert Times strives to be an informative student-run to campus by SNC’s LG- for an excited audience, trast, is meant to happen cause it encourages others newspaper that acts as a balanced BTQ+ Spectrum Alliance. which had grown notice- at the end of the day as a to both learn and partici- and accurate source of news about St. Norbert College, as well as the On Tuesday, April 9, ably since the first event celebration of those same pate themselves.” In addi- world around it. In the spirit of the the group offered a “Si- last year. Not only was people and their experi- tion to making a statement, Norbertine tradition and the First lenced Voices” time, a the show meant to encour- ence. It is also supposed to it can be an educational re- Amendment to the United States Constitution, the Times will encour- platform for students in age a freedom of expres- represent the opportunity source for a large number age and defend the principles of the LGBTQ+ community sion, but it also offered an to be heard. Those who of people.