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>> IN TUNE Creepy critters crawl onto campus Music and faith bring together baylor students and alumnus Bedbugs Dorms are popular home for pests By Amanda Tolentino average from 1/4 to 3/8 inch long. Page 6 displace SoRo Contributor The average lifespan of bedbugs is one year, but they can live up to >> CARRY ON residents The bedtime saying “Don’t let 10 months without feeding. A sin- the bedbugs bite” is more than a Baseball brings home a gle bedbug can lay up to 500 eggs By Madison Ferril child’s tale. These creepy-crawlies in its lifetime. victory after beating SHSU Reporter are bed hogs too stubborn to leave “Its rapid reproduction is why 4-1 Wednesday without a fight or bite. you shouldn’t let them get out of Baylor relocated two students College campuses can be hosts hand,” Bagby said. “It’s always a Page 7 to a hotel Tuesday for three nights to bedbugs, especially when stu- good idea to wash bedding, espe- after bedbugs were found in their dents travel internationally, said cially when you bring it from an- South Russell Residence Hall >> GET HEALTHY Don Bagby, director of facilities other location, in order minimize room. management. your risk of bedbugs.” The 800 mile Walk across Four adjacent rooms were also Source Bedbugs are parasitic nocturnal The National Pest Management : MCT Campus, Design Texas is set to kick off at inspected by Ecolab and no bed- : Monica Lake insects found in and around sleep- Association conducted a survey Cameron Park tonight bugs were found. ing areas. Although bedbugs do tracking the number of bedbug Baylor paid for the hotel room not carry or spread diseases, they cases pest control companies had Page 3 for the two students who had bed- do feed on human blood, Bagby from 2010 to 2011. The results of bugs and offered students in the said. the survey showed that treatment surrounding rooms the option to Outbreaks are common in ar- in universities increased from 35 >> BAKE AWAY stay in other rooms in North Rus- eas where turnover of occupants percent to 54 percent during that If cookies and s’mores sell Residence Hall or stay with is constant, such as hotels, apart- time frame. friends. ments and dorms. As of November 2012, direc- have a baby what do you The room with the infestation get? Bedbug bites tend to be located tor of emergency management on the upper body and cause itch- SEE SORO, page 8 SEE DORMS, page 8 ing and swelling. Adult bedbugs Page 6

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“She doesn’t deserve flowers. bills signed She doesn’t deserve standing ovations. It seems in Colorado as though her By Ivan Moreno of the state Corrections Depart- Associated Press ment, Tom Clements, was shot greatest shame is and killed at his home. Hicken- in getting caught. DENVER — Colorado’s gov- looper signed the legislation right ernor signed bills Wednesday after speaking with reporters Is accountability that place new restrictions on about Clements’ slaying. so absent in firearms, signaling a change for Hickenlooper said large- Democrats who have traditionally capacity magazines “have the our society that shied away from gun control in a potential to turn killers into kill- our reaction to state with a pioneer tradition of ing machines.” He also said he gun ownership and self-reliance. realized some gun owners may simple decency is The legislation thrust Colo- be inconvenienced but that “the so exaggerated? rado into the national spotlight potential for damage seems to as a potential test of how far the outweigh, significantly, the incon- Do we have so country might be willing to go venience that people would have,” low a view of our with new gun restrictions after he said. the horror of mass killings at an The bills signal a historic lawmakers?” Aurora movie theater and a Con- change for Democrats in a state Page 2 necticut elementary school. where owning a gun is as com- Democratic Gov. John Hick- mon as owning a car in some ru- enlooper signed bills that require ral areas. background checks for private “He just slapped rural Colora- and online gun sales and ban am- do right in the face,” said Repub- Bear Briefs munition magazines that hold lican Sen. Brophy, who represents more than 15 rounds. an eastern plains district. “They The place to go to know The debate in the Democrat- are overwhelmingly upset about the places to go Travis Taylor | Lariat Photographer ic-controlled Legislature was in- this.” tense, and Republicans warned Both bills take effect July 1. Save money, honey that voters would make Demo- People who currently own larger- Create a personal From dollar to diabetes dog crats pay. The bills failed to garner capacity magazines will be able to a single Republican vote. spending plan with the keep them. The bills’ approval came ex- At the signing ceremony, help of Student Financial Houston sophomore John Ytterberg and other Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Kappa Gamma actly eight months after dozens of Hickenlooper was surrounded by Services at 6 p.m. today in members stood post Wednesday outside Rena Marrs McLean Gym to help raise money for a service dog for a professor with diabetes. people were shot in Aurora, and the Beckham Room of the a day after the executive director SEE GUN, page 8 Bill Daniel Student Center. This event is free and open to all students. Under a wing Baker opens up about death on the border Hundreds of kids are By Sanmai Gbandi The database provides a cen- whom they belong to. waiting for a big brother or Reporter tralized place for all of Baker’s “We only get the bones that can sister. Sign up to volunteer DNA analysis, allowing private cit- be found by the individuals doing with Big Brothers Big Dr. Lori Baker, assistant pro- izens search for characteristics that the search, and they don’t always Sisters of Waco at fessor of anthropology at Baylor, might match those of their missing know what to look for,” Baker said, www.bbbstx.org and make identifies remains of undocument- relatives. “There are very sparse elements ed immigrants crossing the border a difference. With the U.S.-Mexican border that come to us. There’s always a and reunites them with their fami- being about 2,000 miles long, it lot of scatter and of course there lies as director of the Reuniting makes it almost impossible for bor- are lots of wild animals. So there’s Families program. der patrol agents to monitor every a lot of havoc wreaked with these At a lecture in Cashion stretch of land. remains.” Wednesday evening, Baker talked Most of the immigrants trying Baker has created a depository about the program and the work to cross the border do so without on campus to store the bones left that they have accomplished. carrying proper documentation in unidentified. The cases are open. As director of the project, order to prevent being identified if Last summer, Baker took a Baker, has worked in identify- caught. group of students on a field school ing remains mainly on the border Since they do not have many to Del Rio to work with her as she between Mexico and the United items to help with identification, unearthed new graves. States. Baker and her team rely on anthro- Schertz senior Valerie Alvarez Baker joined the faculty at Bay- pology and bone analysis to figure was a member of the group that lor in 2002 with the goal of making out details of the person and their found the remains of a woman, a database of newly identified bod- life such as broken bones, gender which were on display at the lec-

Download the Lariat ies that was accessible to families, and even where they originated. ture. Travis Taylor | Lariat Photographer app on your Apple law enforcement and medical ex- Once the remains are acquired, Dr. Lori Baker speaks Wednesday in Kaiser Auditorium on the topic SEE BORDER, page 8 device today! aminers. it can still be difficult to discern of “Death on the Border.” Rounding up campus news since 1900 TheLariat Best Student Newspaper three years running | Houston Press Club THURSDAY | MARCH 21, 2013 | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Politician’s DWI apology did not deserve rewards

driving is wrong. We don’t need to tell said in the apology. you apologizing is the right thing to do. Indeed she did. It takes courage to Editorial It’s the way Gonzalez approached admit your mistakes, especially in front the apology, requesting special privi- of your colleagues. But it’s certainly not leges and apologizing for bringing courageous behavior to use a public fo- Think about the things you ap- shame to the House, as if that were rum as a place to garner applause for plaud: a symphony, perhaps, or a play her greatest offense and not the injur- doing something so essential, trying to at your community theater. You don’t ing of an innocent cyclist, that we take make yourself look better by apologiz- applaud any old thing, and when you exception to; that, and her colleagues’ ing for your serious mistake. In fact, we give a standing ovation, you save it for behavior. hesitate to call it decent. something really special. She doesn’t deserve flowers. She And why did her colleagues ap- Well, one Texas lawmaker is getting plaud? Or send Gonzalez flowers? applause, and even flowers — but not Sending flowers would have been ap- for doing something great. “Why send Gonzalez propriate... for the victim. Texas state representative Naomi flowers, as if she had been Why send Gonzalez flowers, as if Gonzalez, D-El Paso, was charged with she had been the innocent one injured driving while intoxicated. the innocent one injured by by someone else’s recklessness? For Gonzalez hit a car with her BMW someone else’s recklessness? having the common sense to apolo- sedan, which then hit a cyclist. The cy- For having the common gize? The decency to apologize? clist was treated for non-life-threaten- Is accountability so absent in our so- ing injuries at an Austin hospital. sense to apologize?” ciety that our reaction to simple decency She apologized to the entire Texas is so exaggerated? Do we have so low a House on Monday, asking for the spe- view of our lawmakers? cial privilege of speaking about some- I would no sooner applaud a citizen thing that wasn’t on the agenda. doesn’t deserve standing ovations. It who stopped at a stop sign. They were Following her apology, her fellow seems as though her greatest shame is compelled to do it. It is the right thing to do. To not stop, or apologize, would be House members applauded her — a in getting caught. wrong — but to respond so enthusiasti- standing ovation — and she received “I made a mistake and I am deeply, cally is ridiculous. flowers. deeply sorry for it. I am sorry for the We don’t need to tell you drunk shame I brought upon this House,” she Letters to the editor Squirreling across Baylor Letters to the editor should ter is given a headline that is discretion. include the writer’s name, intended to capture the main All submissions become hometown, major, gradua- point of the letter and is in no the property of The Baylor campus with a purpose tion year and phone number. way intended as a statement Lariat. Non-student writers should of fact. The Lariat reserves the include their address. Letters that focus on an is- right to edit letters for gram- I’m sure almost all of us have most squirrels run around aim- One day I was walking to the Please try to limit your re- sue affecting students or fac- mar, length, libel and style. seen a dead squirrel or two. Driv- lessly. Baylor squirrels move with dining hall when I felt little eyes ing down the road is the prime purpose. on me. I looked around and only sponse to 300 words. ulty may be considered for a Letters should be e-mailed to time to see one. I can’t be sure, but I’ve never seen a Baylor squir- saw a squirrel in a tree. It seemed Once submitted, each let- guest column at the editor’s [email protected]. if you’re from Texas you’ve prob- rel almost get hit by a car. I have a to stare directly at me. Instances ably seen more dead armadillos. friend who said he almost ran over such as these have happened vari- However, being from Georgia, I’ve a squirrel with his bike, but I don’t ous times and at various locations seen hundreds of dead squirrels pin that on the squirrel’s stupidity, on campus. over my lifetime. as I will discuss shortly. Now I’m not a conspiracy theo- Banning bags in businesses: I don’t claim to know what goes rist by any means. However, I do on inside a squirrel’s head, if any- acknowledge that these squirrels thing goes on at all, but I’m sure I are different from the squirrels could guess the circumstances that back home. I’ve heard reports of another step toward green lead to their deaths. squirrels throwing nuts at passing Environmentalism is a growing choking on them. A cute squirrel will live his students. In regards to my friend trend. Since global warming ap- I see the potential problems whole life on one side of the road. who almost ran over a squirrel peared in the national spot light, and understand that the ordinance Eventually, he begins to wonder if with his bike, I’m almost sure the more states and cities have started may seem overwhelming, but I do the grass really is greener on the squirrel planted itself there. green initiatives. think that we have to put things other side. It may take him sev- Last year, some friends and I Austin is the latest example. into perspective. eral minutes, but he works up the attended the showing of Alfred You won’t be hearing people ask- The big picture counts, and in courage to find out. He hesitantly Hitchcock’s “The Birds” on Foun- ing if you prefer paper or plastic this case, it really counts. We are steps onto the pavement and paus- tain Mall. It got me thinking that if in Austin grocery stores anymore. talking about the future of the es. With his little heart pounding there ever were an attack, the Bay- The city effected a bag ban March planet that sustains us. like a drum in a marching band, lor squirrels would lead it. Forget 1. It’s called the Single-Use Carry- If we are not good stewards of he begins to race to the green grass the birds. We’ve got genius squir- out Bag Ordinance. it, there will be worse consequenc- ahead. rels to deal with. Linda Wilkins| City editor The ordinance places restric- es than restrictions on what kind Suddenly, a seed of doubt be- The squirrels chatter away to tions on carryout bags at busi- of bags we can use. gins forming in his tiny brain. each other as if in some kind of nesses and encourages the use of Our ecosystem is fragile, and What if all of the nuts were on his code. They’ve probably stashed reusable bags. You can find all of we are dependent on it. I think we side? What if some vicious preda- Walk across campus and make away enough nuts to last them Brooke Bailey| Reporter the details about the ban at www. should care more about the conse- tor lives over there? The doubt sure to look at the squirrels. If you through a war. Imagine if they bringitaustin.com. quences of an unhealthy ecosystem grows larger and larger until the look for them, you’ll find them. could cut us off from the dining too. I think treating the environ- All Austin businesses will be than how much control this gives squirrel begins to panic and his Most of the time, Baylor squirrels halls and the SUB. ment with respect is an ethical is- affected by the ban and will have the government. brain goes into overdrive. will not run in front of you. In fact, What if they blocked us from sue. to follow strict government guide- He freezes and then hops this they might freeze as you approach. leaving campus by dashing into I’m not saying if you disagree lines as to what bags are accept- way and that. The unsuspect- They cautiously watch you until the streets and causing drivers to with bag bans that it means you able. Some are considering raising driver may hit the brakes but you pass. Some of the squirrels swerve into trees and posts? They are unethical. What I am saying is ing prices to compensate for any “Our ecosystem is can’t avoid the panicked squirrel. know you aren’t a threat and make could barricade us in! that we cannot stand by and watch losses. fragile, and we are SPLAT! No more squirrel. a mad dash for their destination This seems far-fetched, I know. the earth deteriorate. Austin officials wanted to pre- As a driver, I’ve had to slow anyway. However, it could be true. Just dependent on it. I think At the very least, we owe it to pare residents for the change. The down or swerve to avoid hitting However, they will not flinch imagine the possibilities of having ourselves to treat the environment city is paying $850,000 in advertis- we should care more squirrels. I haven’t hit one yet— about uncertainly. Even if you at- genius squirrels on campus. with respect. Life will get harder if ing to get the message across. about the consequences knock on wood. However, in my tempt to chase them, they will run The next time you chase a Baylor we don’t. Despite the advertising, some time at Baylor, I’ve noticed the lack you in circles. It’s almost as though squirrel, just remember, it could be of an unhealthy Examples such as the city of people aren’t taking the environ- of dead squirrels around campus. they know you don’t have a plan plotting against you. Austin show that support for en- mental push too well. Many are ecosystem than how While most squirrels seem to to catch them and they can easily vironmentalism is growing. Legis- concerned with the possibility of much control this gives have the experience I described elude you. Linda Wilkins is a sophomore lation is being passed, and several higher prices and bag fees. Too above, Baylor squirrels do not. For But have you noticed how they journalism major from Tyrone, Ga. the government.” states are participating in green much government control and those who take the time to watch, watch us? She is the city editor for the Lariat. initiatives. Caring about the envi- limitations of freedom are con- ronment is not a fad. cerns, as well. Let’s not find out what happens The movement to get rid of sin- if we let this problem get out of For daily updates, gle-use plastic bags comes from its A ruined ecosystem will be our hand. To be effective, we must be negative environmental footprint. biggest problem if we don’t become proactive. I encourage everyone to The common plastic grocery store part of the solution now. actively practice sustainability in bag is not biodegradable and stays The short-term problems may your community. Go green. follow us on in landfills for hundreds of years. appear to be big, but I guarantee In addition, plastic bags are that if we don’t start taking small Brooke Bailey is senior journal- dangerous to wildlife. steps like participating in bag bans, ism major from Little Rock. She is a Twitter: @bulariat Animals mistake the bags for we will regret it later. reporter for the Lariat. food and die after swallowing or Ethics play an important part,

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By Paula Ann Solis the Monday. mile, Bigham said. program’s history, there will be activities that can be converted into with a team almost every year and Staff writer Bigham said the event tonight There is no fee to register, and an optional weight-loss competi- the equivalence of miles walked. that every year she’s been involved, should last no longer than an hour all participants can choose to join tion included in the program, with In the past, Bigham said par- her team has won for most miles An 800-mile journey will begin and is a fun way for groups and either as individuals or as part of prizes for the individual and group ticipation from Baylor students has walked. this evening at the Cameron Park individual participants to log their a team of up to with the great- been high, but as of late, campus Davis will host an interest Redwood Shelter as part of the first official mile together. eight members. est amount of interest has died down. meeting Friday at 12:15 p.m. in 308 Walk Across Texas program. The distance of 800 miles rep- At the con- “This is an easy thing weight lost. “Participation varies from year McLane Student Life Center for The program is an annual ini- resents the distance across Texas clusion of the to get involved with The first weigh- to year. One year we had 26 teams any teams or individuals interested tiative by Texas A&M AgriLife Ex- from east to west, according to eight-week pro- in will be this participate and another year we in registering. tension that encourages the com- the AgriLife Extension’s website, gram on May because we walk evening at the had 128 teams. For our first year, She encourages people to sign munity to become more physically walkacrosstexas.tamu.edu. 19, groups and every day.” shelter, and the only 30 people participated, but it’s up, even if they are a week late. active by walking daily. Participants are given eight individual par- final weigh-in been building up ever since then,” “In January, we never have The participants must log their weeks to tackle the challenge of ticipants who Van Davis | Assistant Director will be May 22. Bigham said. problems getting people involved miles to collectively accomplish as covering 800 miles each or as a have logged for Fitness and Nutrition The partici- Van Davis, assistant director for to stay active because everyone is many miles as possible, said San- team. However, 800 miles is only the most miles Education pants of Walk fitness and nutrition education at thinking about spring break, but dra Bigham, the office manager of a motivational goal for the partici- or who have Across Texas Baylor, has been a member of the now that spring break is over, this the Texas AgriLife Extension cen- pants. shown the will log their Walk Across Texas committee for would be a great challenge to keep ter in McLennan County. Registration for the program greatest im- miles on an on- five years and said she is working people active until the end of the Bigham said she has been in- can be completed in advance at the provement in physical activity line account over the eight-week to increase student and faculty in- school year,” Davis said. volved with the program since its Walk Across Texas website, or at from week one to week eight will period, but walking isn’t the only volvement. For more information or to inception in Waco almost 10 years the event from 5:30 to 5:45 p.m. be- receive prizes. Past prizes have in- way to get involved. “This is an easy thing for every- register, call the McLennan Texas ago. fore the walk begins. T-shirts will cluded $25-$50 gift cards for places The Walk Across Texas website one to get involved with because A&M AgriLife Extension office at Bigham said today’s event is be given to the first 75 participants like Academy or H-E-B. has an option that allows partici- we walk every day,” Davis said. (254) 757- 5180 or visit walkacross- only the kickoff for the program; who arrive and complete the first Also, for the first time in the pants to enter a variety of physical Davis said she has signed up texas.tamu.edu. Lecture to delve into origins of Tolkien’s work By Madison Ferril really as a bonus for inviting him Reporter here,” Hanks said. Hanks said the workshops and JRR Tolkien’s book, “The Hob- lecture are supported by generous bit,” will be the subject of a lecture donations from the departments of by Dr. Michael Livingston on Fri- religion, modern foreign languag- day. es, English and history with help The lecture, titled “Tolkien’s from the Graduate School. Creation by Edition: The Medieval Tolkien, author of “The Lord Origins of The Hobbit,” will look of the Rings” trilogy, taught at Ox- at the effects of Tolkien’s academic ford University from 1925 to 1959, work on his fantasy writing. serving as professor of Anglo-Sax- The lecture will take place at on and of English medieval litera- 3:30 p.m. in 200 Jones Library. ture and languages. It is open to all students and Livingston is an assistant pro- staff as well as the general public. fessor of English and associate Dr. Tom Hanks, professor of director of the Honors Program English, said Baylor asked Livings- at The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. ton to give a week of workshops He graduated from Baylor in 1998 Bezos Expeditions | Associated Press over paleography and codicology with a degree in history and went of medieval texts to graduate stu- on to graduate school at Western Apollo 13 engines recovered by Amazon CEO dents and faculty members. Pale- Michigan University, where he This image provided by Bezos Expeditions shows a thrust chamber of an Apollo F-1 engine on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in March 2013. ography is the process of reading, earned a master’s in medieval stud- An expedition led by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos pulled up two rocket engines, including this one, that helped boost Apollo astronauts to the moon. translating and dating historical ies. Bezos and NASA announced the recovery on Wednesday. The sunken engines were part of the Saturn V rocket used to bring astronauts to texts. Codicology is the study of He received another master’s the moon during the 1960s and 1970s. After liftoff, they fell into the ocean as planned. books and how they are made. and his doctorate from the Univer- “He offered to give this lecture sity of Rochester. 4 | the Baylor Lariat THURSDAY | MARCH 21, 2013 www.baylorlariat.com | 5 THURSDAY | MARCH 21, 2013 | the Arts & Entertainment 6 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Music an instrument of faith for students, alumnus By Kate McGuire enced music-making as an act of faith. Go- something, like a song, in a different way.” Staff Writer ing to Hawaii and being a music minister From this community, these three have there affected the music I make. And so it’s experienced worship in new ways. David Bolin is a Baylor alumnus and true for the student musician,” Bolin said. “Orchestra students understand this electronic design editor for Celebrating “The places, the experiences God takes in a way that people that use words don’t,” Grace Inc. Waco graduate student Priscilla them ends up in their music.” Bolin said. “Just the music itself creates a Powell is currently going for her master’s Powell and Farrell have felt the call to place of communion and it allows them to in biology. Niceville, Fla., sophomore Ste- connect their music with their faith. experience what can’t be said — the un- phen Farrell is studying trombone perfor- Powell has been playing the piano and fathomable — and to express that as well.” mance. viola since elementary school and now Farrell said it has opened doors to new What these three have in common is teaches private lessons to students. Powell opportunities. “I think its given me differ- more than a Baylor connection; they all received her bachelor’s degree in 2012 and ent opportunities to be around different have a passion for music and faith. is currently pursuing her master’s degree people and to meet all these different peo- “Music is liquid architecture,” Bolin in biology at Baylor. ple at different churches that I would have said. “When we play something or sing “I feel like with the talents that God has never gotten to meet before,” Farrell said. something, it creates a space around us. given us, that we need to utilize them in These students and Bolin come togeth- And in that space is a place where we can whatever we do so that we can do it for his er every Sunday morning to rehearse and meet God. Just like creating the Garden of glory,” Powell said. “I feel like I’m benefit- play for the congregation. Eden, it’s a place of beauty.” ing from it but it’s also a form of worship.” Bolin said he believes music and faith Bolin has been serving as the minster of Farrell plays trombone at First Baptist are not just two separate things. music for First Baptist Waco for 14 years. Woodway, Highland Baptist Church and “Oftentimes people separate the two as He also works in online publications for First Baptist Waco. in there’s church music and there’s regular Celebrating Grace Inc., a Nashville-based “My music makes me feel like I’m able music, and I’m not sure God sees it that music publisher. Bolin has also served as to contribute in some way and it’s one of way,” Bolin said. “It’s like the other aspects a music director in Hawaii and at South- the best ways I know how to communi- of God’s creation. A beautiful sunset is a western Baptist Theological Seminary in cate,” Farrell said. beautiful sunset. We don’t have to come up Courtesy Photo Fort Worth. A sense of community has evolved out with spiritual words for it. It’s something David Bolin, minister of music at First Baptist Waco, plays the french horn at a church ser- As the minister of music, Bolin works of being a part of First Baptist’s orchestra to enjoy.” vice. Bolin uses music as a way to strengthen his faith. closely with Powell and Farrell, both of that has brought them closer to God and Music is found all throughout the Bible whom play in the First Baptist Waco or- more in tune with their music. ,and for music and faith not to combine the songs they sing and the music they these three musicians involves all aspects chestra. “It’s almost like we get a Bible lesson seems almost absurd to Bolin. make,” Bolin said. “In that way, it influ- of their faith, and it never ceases. “For myself, coming to Baylor put me just being in the orchestra; it adds a differ- “Most of what musicians know about ences our faith.” “Music creates an environment for us in touch with great musicians who influ- ent perspective,” Powell said. “You look at theology, God and scripture comes from Overall, the impact music has had on to experience God in,” Bolin said. Cookies Students to showcase South Asian culture, cuisine at annual festival for the By Maleesa Johnson its main philanthropy Develop- Following the cultural show, Reporter ments in Literacy, Tulsa, Okla., there will be an opportunity to sophomore Parth Bhakta said. The sample foreign foods at Taste of Waco Hall is being transformed nonprofit organization, founded in India. Previously ISSA had to pur- camper at 6:30 p.m. Saturday with a burst 1997, seeks to eradicate illiteracy in chase Indian food from Austin or of colors, flavors, and music as Pakistan. During intermission at Dallas, but for the first time food the Indian Subcontinent Student Gateway to India, there will be an will be from a local restaurant, Al Association hosts its 18th annual opportunity to support the cause Miraj located on Franklin Avenue. at heart Linda Nguyen | A&E Editor Gateway to India, featuring a cul- through do- Originally, S’more cookies are a fun and easy recipe reminiscent of camping trips and ture show and the fifth annual nations. The the event was campfires. Taste of India. money do- “Waco Hall is transformed smaller and The Indian subcontinent is nated will be took place in By Linda Nguyen typically work best) with decorations and A&E Editor home to a unique culture. ISSA ac- used to buy the Barfield - Cookie dough (any kind, I Recipe knowledges this and presents this school sup- music. You get to see the Drawing used chocolate chip) When I was younger, like many way of life to anyone who might at- plies, train fashion and humor of this Room. Now the Instructions: other girls, I was a Girl Scout. Yes, I tend Gateway to India. This event teachers and culture.” event is held 1. Preheat the oven to 350 de- Easy did the whole door-to-door selling is their largest production of the build or re- in Waco Hall grees. cookies, so I developed a soft spot I probably could have made the year and will feature dances, fash- pair schools Florence Francis | Vice President and has almost 2. Break the graham crackers for cookies. My mom was never cookie dough from scratch, but ion, dramatic performances, a flag in Pakistan. 1,500 people in along the center perforation of the of ISSA one for baking either, so when I the cookie dough made my job a ceremony, food and more. Spring “All the attendance. cracker. was old enough to learn how to lot easier, as long as you remem- junior Sharmin Maredia, serv- money we Sugar Land 3. Make a s’more by sandwich- bake, I was all for it. ber to thaw it out before you try to ing as chair for the event, said she raise goes to DIL,” Bhakta said. senior Florence Francis, vice presi- ing a piece of chocolate, or several, These cookies bring together work with it. Which I did not do. compares the workload in plan- “Our goal for this event is to raise dent of ISSA, also serving as chair and a marshmallow in between my love of baking and another key I had assembled all of my s’mores, ning the event to the effort put to- around $1,500.” for Gateway to India, said it is ex- two pieces of graham cracker. aspect of scouting, s’mores. The which were all sitting on the cook- ward All-University Sing. The Indian Subcontinent repre- citing the event is in Waco Hall. 4. Put cookie dough on the top recipe was loosely adapted from ie pan and I just could not get the “We have been preparing for sents eight countries: India, Paki- “We had very humble begin- and bottom of the s’more. Pinterest but also a result of ex- cookie dough out of the tub. I got this event since October,” Maredia stan, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri nings,” Francis said. “The fact that 5. Add cookie dough to the perimentation with my sister and so frustrated, I may or may not said. “We went from having two to Lanka, Afghanistan and Bangla- we are in Waco Hall now shows sides of the s’more until it is com- cousin. have stabbed the cookie dough three meetings a week to now two desh. Of these eight countries, the that Baylor is open to diversity.” pletely covered. with a knife. Eventually, the dough to three meetings a day.” ISSA has members with heritage People of all ages and back- 6. Put the covered s’mores onto S’more stuffed cookies thawed out enough for us to cover Like Sing, the Gateway to In- from four. These members will ground are invited to attend Gate- a cookie sheet and bake for 15-17 Makes 12 cookies our s’mores with. dia culture show is a competition. carry the flag of their ancestor’s way to India. The cultural show minutes or until the outsides start I gave this recipe a 1 out of 5 Multiple groups will compete country in the flag ceremony dur- will end at 8:30 p.m. and is fol- to turn brown. Ingredients: star difficulty because it’s really not against each other. Judges watch ing Gateway to India. Senior mem- lowed by Taste of India. 7. Let the cookies cool for about - 12 graham crackers that hard. It’s not like it’s calculus performances and award marks bers will carry the other four flags. “It’s free, which is always great 10 minutes and serve. - 3 chocolate bars broken into or something. It just requires a based on the presentation of cul- “It’s really cool because most for college students, and family- four pieces each (I prefer Hershey’s little bit of patience in thawing the ture and overall technicality. of the people who will participate friendly,” Francis said. “Waco Hall These cookies were definitely milk chocolate, especially since it’s dough and waiting for the cookies For ISSA, a main goal of the were born in America,” Bhakta is transformed with decorations interesting to make, a little too so easy to break into pieces) to bake and cool down. Definitely event is not to win the competi- said. “Gateway to India gives them and music. You get to see the fash- much sugar for my taste buds, but - 12 marshmallows (larger ones an easy recipe for anyone who tion, rather, the group is primar- a chance to go back to their roots ion and humor of this culture.” they were a lot of fun. wants to make something new. ily focused on raising money for and share it with others.”

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Wednesday, March 20 Huntsville Baylor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 7 1 Sam Houston State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 2 Orf, Bears earn season’s first road win over SHSU By Ryan Daugherty Michalec, who came into the Bears their final run of the game. Reporter game with a 2-1 record and a 4.20 Michalec impressed again in ERA, stepped to the mound in the the bottom of the eighth retiring The Baylor men’s baseball team bottom of the fifth and pitched three straight batters after Bearkat had been on a slide, losing six out four and two-thirds innings. leadoff man Juan Cortina reached of its last eight games, but senior Michalec gave up a single to the second base on an error. outfielder Nathan Orf and junior first batter he faced but retired the Michalec retired the first two right-handed-pitcher Josh Mi- next three batters in the inning. batters in the bottom of the ninth chalec led the Bears to a 4-1 victory The top of the sixth inning was inning but then walked a man and over the Sam Houston State Bear- where the Bears gave themselves gave up a single. kats to get the Bears their first road a serious chance to win the game. Sophomore right-handed Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor victory of the season. Sophomore outfielder Loganpitcher Ryan Smith came in and Junior guard Brady Heslip celebrates after hitting a 3-pointer Wednesday against Long Beach State. Baylor won Orf went 1-4 but hit a 2-run Brown and junior second baseman got Bearkat designated hitter the game 112-66. Heslip scored 28 points and buried eight 3-pointers. double in the top of the sixth in- Lawton Langford both singled to Hayden Simerly to fly out to earn ning off of Bearkat pitcher Tyler left field. Then Orf came through his fourth save of the season and Eppler to give the Bears a 2-1 lead. with the biggest hit of the game more importantly, the Bears’ tenth Prior to the sixth inning, the Bears launching a double to left center win of the season. had only two hits off of Eppler and field, giving the Bears their first Michalec secured his second were struggling to get runners in runs of the game and the lead. win of the season. He struck out Heslip’s 3-goggles in full scoring position. Again, in the bottom of the four batters and gave up three hits Freshman left-handed pitcher sixth inning, Michalec gave up a in four and two-thirds innings. Sterling Wynn, who was previously leadoff double only to retire three As a team, the Bears tallied sev- 0-1 with an ERA over 6.40, started out the next four batters. en total hits and walked four times. effect in NIT first round for the Bears and gave up a run in After the Bears added another They also stole four bases and only By Daniel Hill Jackson wasn’t in and he was able stepped out and buried a 3-pointer the bottom of the first inning. run off of a fielder’s choice from recorded a single error. Sports Writer to get open and move around. We and also held an edge in the paint However, he maintained his Brown in the top of the seventh, The Bears will next play in had penetration and I kept finding with seven rebounds. Prince did all composure and didn’t allow a run Michalec pitched a 1-2-3 bottom Stillwater, Okla., against the 18-3 of the seventh inning. Oklahoma State Cowboys Friday The Baylor Bears defeated the him. We all kept finding him.” of this with just 12 minutes of play- for the rest of his time in the game. In the top of the eighth inning, through Sunday. For the season, Long Beach State 49ers 112-66 Heslip shot six of eight from ing time. He pitched four innings and, along senior third baseman Cal Towey the Bears hold a 10-12 overall re- Wednesday at the Ferrell Center downtown and tacked on two free “Our mentality coming into the with one earned run, he only sur- doubled to left center and went cord and are 1-4 on the road after and advanced to the second round throws for 20 first-half points. game was that it could be our last rendered four hits and struck out on to score on a fly out to give the defeating the Bearkats. of the NIT. “Well, when you’re winning like one,” Walton said. “We just have three batters. “I thought it was a great way to that, it’s always fun,” Heslip said. “It to come out there and have fun no start a tournament,” head coach was great. I love it when teams play matter who was out there on the Scott Drew said. “Obviously we did zone. I can’t say that enough.” floor. Just go out there and give 100 a lot of things well, starting with Senior guard Pierre Jackson percent and today everybody did.” 31 assists and only 14 turnovers, came in off the bench after he was As a team, the Bears were 16- Softball takes down Mavs shooting 63 percent and holding late to the pregame meeting. Ju- 23 from beyond the 3-point line By Phillip Ericksen ing three innings and striking season. Shelton is hitting .413 and them to 33 percent. I thought we nior guard Gary Franklin started for a shooting percentage of 69.6 Reporter out four. Senior Courtney Repka is on a ten-game hitting streak. played like a weight was off of our in Jackson’s place. Franklin played percent. pitched a perfect seventh inning Canion has a 1.14 ERA on the shoulders and we really made a lot against one of his former high With the Bears posting 112 The 15th-ranked Baylor soft- to close the game, picking up her season and Repka has an 0.38 ERA. of extra passes and played well. In school teammates and scored 11 points, the game was a blur with ball team won a road game against second save. The Lady Bears are coming off the last two games at home, I think points while totaling six assists. the pace of the game always at full the UT Arlington Mavericks 5-2 With two outs in the top of the of a 5-1 loss to No. 20 Hawaii this we’ve really played well at home.” Jackson ended up scoring 11 points throttle. Wednesday at Allan Saxe Field. third, the Mavericks’ shortstop was past Saturday in Honolulu. This Junior guard Brady Heslip put as well and also had six assists. “Obviously, we like to play an The win brings the Bears to 26-5 unable to catch a routine pop fly hit was in the semifinal round of the on a shooting clinic and was the Aside from Heslip, Franklin up-and-down game and we have a overall. The Mavericks fall to 15-12 by freshman Robin Landrith. This Chevron Spring Fling Tourna- Bears’ leading scorer with 26 points and Jackson, four more Bears end- team that likes to get out and run,” on the season. crucial error resulted in two runs ment. off of eight 3-pointers and two free ed up in the double-digits in scor- Jefferson said. Senior center fielder Kathy for the Bears by Shelton and soph- The next few games will be in- throws. Heslip buried six first-half ing. Junior forward Cory Jefferson Baylor is scheduled to host Shelton went 2-3 and scored two omore right fielder Kaitlyn Thu- conference. The Lady Bears will 3-pointers to propel Baylor to a had 15 points and eight rebounds. the winner of Wednesday night’s runs for the Bears, including the mann, giving the Bears a 3-0 lead. play the Longhorns on Saturday at commanding 57-34 half-time lead Freshman center Isaiah Austin matchup between Arizona State first run of the game in the first Junior catcher Clare Hosack hit Getterman Stadium. over the Long Beach State 49ers. posted 13 points and six rebounds. and Detroit. The game is scheduled inning on a wild pitch. She also an RBI double in the fifth inning They will then face the Iowa “I always look for [Heslip] when Sophomore guard Deuce Bello for 7 p.m. on Friday at the Ferrell had three steals and is now one to bring in freshman center fielder State Cyclones for a three game I’m in the game,” senior guard A.J. racked up 10 points, including a Center. away from tying Harmony Schwel- Linsey Hays for a 4-0 lead. stretch in Waco at the end of the Walton said. “I know he’s out there layup and a highlight alley-oop “If Arizona State wins, if Pierre thelm’s program record of 102. A two-run sixth inning by the month, and then play a three-game running and he hit the first one slam-dunk. Jackson has a twin as far as speed, The starting pitcher was junior Mavericks wasn’t enough to bring series against Oklahoma the fol- early in the corner and I knew it Freshman froward Taurean Arizona State’s point guard would lefty Whitney Canion, who pitched UTA back into the game. lowing week. was going to be a good one. When Prince dominated the last twelve be that,” Drew said. “He’s one three scoreless innings while strik- In the seventh inning, Thu- They are in third place in the he hits his first one, it’s always go- minutes of the game by scoring 14 of the best point guards in the ing out five. Freshman Heather mann hit a solo home run to seal Big 12. Oklahoma is in first place at ing to be a good night. That was points and displaying a full rep- country and they have a 7-foot-2, Stearns (8-2) came into relief and the win for Baylor 5-2. 27-1 and Texas is in second at 27-4. my job to facilitate while Pierre ertoire of offensive skill. 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Baylor Lariat Classifieds (254) 710-3407 [email protected] THURSDAY | MARCH 21, 2013 | the News 8 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com SORO from Page 1 was treated Tuesday and Wednes- ments, which prevent bedbug in- Fort Hood suspect can’t plead guilty day by Ecolab. All clothing and festations. bedding was removed from the “The majority of students chose Angela K. Brown tated murder, which does not carry still would have been tried on the suggested Hasan wanted to plead room for professional laundering. to stay with friends during the bar- Associated Press the death penalty. premeditated murder charges, so guilty to lesser charges to try to The treatment for the infested rier treatment process, which takes No guilty pleas would have pleading guilty to the attempted avoid a possible execution, with room took 48 hours. 24 hours,” Fogleman said. FORT HOOD — An Army stopped his murder trial or pos- premeditated murder charges defense attorneys hoping at least Haymarket, Va., freshman Me- Baylor notified all South Russell psychiatrist will not be allowed to sibility of could have been used against him one juror would have seen Hasan’s gan Conrad lives in one of the ad- residents by email. Fogleman said plead guilty to any charges in the being sen- at trial, Osborn said. guilty pleas as a sign of remorse. jacent rooms. She said she had to the infestation was isolated to one deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting tenced to She also said he would not be Unlike other military trials, a jury’s pack up her belongings and leave room and while bedbug infesta- rampage, a judge ruled Wednesday. death. allowed to plead guilty to unpre- decision for a death sentence must her room by noon Tuesday and tions are not uncommon, they are Maj. Nidal Hasan’s attorneys But the meditated murder and unpremedi- be unanimous. was not allowed back into her inconvenient. previously said he was ready to judge, Col. tated attempted murder, because After hearing several hours of room until 4 p.m. Wednesday for “Baylor is moving swiftly to plead guilty to the 13 counts of pre- Tara Os- that “would be the functional testimony Wednesday, Osborn also the inspection and treatment. address the issue and provide stu- meditated murder he faces in the born, ruled equivalent of pleading guilty to a said she would consider whether “I stayed with friends up the dents with additional information worst mass shooting on a U.S. mili- Hasan can- capital offense.” A capital offense to allow a terrorism consultant street,” Conrad said. “If I had if they want it,” Fogleman said. tary installation, but Army rules not plead is a charge that carries the death to testify at the trial. Prosecutors breaks between classes I just had to The last incident of bedbugs prohibit a judge from accepting a guilty to penalty. said Evan Kohlmann’s testimony find somewhere else to go.” at Baylor was at Penland in 2009, guilty plea to charges that carry the those lesser Hasan Hasan’s court-martial is to start and report on Hasan would show Director of Media Communi- when two rooms were treated for death penalty. charges with jury selection May 29 and motive. But defense attorneys said cations Lori Fogleman said Ecolab bedbug infestations. Defense attorneys then asked or the 32 with testimony July 1 on the Texas Hasan isn’t charged with terrorism, gave the four rooms barrier treat- that Hasan be allowed to plead counts of attempted premeditat- Army post. so Kohlmann’s testimony would be guilty to 13 counts of unpremedi- ed murder that he also faces. He Some military law experts have prejudicial to the military jury. DORMS from Page 1 GUN from Page 1 BORDER from Page 1 Leigh Ann Moffett said there had will perform multiple treatments lawmakers who sponsored the bills, and relatives of “The hardest thing is finding the un- only been two cases of bedbugs on and dispose of mattresses. Other mass shootings. Hickenlooper also signed requiring expected,” Alvarez said. “So finding her campus within the past three years. soft items, such as couches and buyers to pay fees for background checks. body not facing the correct direction Subsequently, two Baylor students chairs, will be professionally laun- Each time he signed a bill, applause erupted and discombobulated. That was really were removed from their dorm at dered. from lawmakers and their guests, who included Jane hard. Also, finding the child, that’s very South Russell Residence Hall on Ecolab will then perform a 24- Dougherty, whose sister was killed in the attack at sad. These were all bodies found dead Tuesday due to a bedbug infesta- hour follow-up and a two-week Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn.; Sandy on the border, so to know that some- tion. follow-up after the first treatment. Phillips, whose daughter was killed in Aurora; and body was bringing their child with “We have had about 50 requests “We started out by asking Eco- Tom Mauser, whose son was killed in the 1999 Col- them and they didn’t make it was sad.” to check for bedbugs, but the ma- lab to provide us with an outline umbine shooting in Colorado. Baker has been able to help give jority of them turned out to be on what plan would be the best Phillips, who lost daughter Jessica Ghawi, re- some families closure and a chance to rashes or other insects,” Bagby said. heavily weighted course of action,” minded Hickenlooper that it was the eight-month mourn. When requests are sent to Bagby said. “It has to be carefully anniversary of the theater rampage. “What has been universal over the check for bedbugs, the university carried out, especially when deter- “You’ve given us a real gift today,” she told the last 10 years, what we know, is that ev- contacts Ecolab, Baylor’s pest con- mining where the resident should governor. ery mother that we speak to tells us now trol service provider. go during the treatment period.” Later, Phillips added: “Thank you so much. I have place to go and pray,” she said Bagby said the university fol- The majority of bedbugs were You’re leading the entire country.” “They feel lost before that happens, so lows Ecolab’s protocol. An Eco- eradicated in the United States Dougherty thanked Hickenlooper with tears in Ed Andrieski | Associated Press when we’ve been able to get in I.D., we lab technician and a Community after World War II, but there has her eyes. Mauser also expressed gratitude. Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, right, hugs Rep. have not heard anything from moth- Living & Learning residence hall been a resurgence within the past “I knew it would be a long haul,” he said. “But I Rhonda Fields, D-Aurora, on Wednesday at the ers except thank you and now I have a director conduct a step-by-step decade. Capitol in Denver after he signed gun control bills had faith in the people of Colorado.” place to go and pray.” inspection of the suspected room “Bedbugs have developed an into law. Democratic Rep. Rhonda Fields, who represents Baker is assembling another team to and the adjacent rooms. immunity to pesticides in the past, the district that includes the Aurora theater, said the take to Falfurrias this summer. Students Bedbugs often leave tiny dark Bagby said. “They are good little with some of these tragedies,” Fields. governor had signed “common-sense legislation.” interested in the program can contact stains on bed sheets, pillowcases or hitchhikers, especially during in- Lawmakers debated firearms proposals after the “Gun violence is a problem nationwide, and the department of anthropology at 254- mattresses. ternational travel.” Columbine High School shooting, and began re- sadly in the state of Colorado, we are all too familiar 710-4084 If bedbugs are present, Ecolab quiring background checks for buyers at gun shows.

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