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, . to find their textbook Tyler thefts from the Krannert Memorial anything they needed to know, and : .7.,7:.. ''-4 ' : r: * ..,6..Avi:.0.i': 33».»" gone. ....„,; .43't;, 9--s « ..4 '. 5,3 ., ;::.....'4 .t')t;k·,··..Ij·lp: said the Police and over several responded that hc had herome in his 3 '.vs e,317, 7....., p .. 9 f -''Ii, 7.rl:'., 5..9 v UIndy Department Library Sease Wing had seen tlic stolen textbooks as a weeks, Tyler asked UIndy Police Ca- possession. 1 I ·: - 'P E. . y. .. , ,:-:I 'I# ' t i reoccurrence and not random acts dct, Timothy J. Harkness, to position '. Hergenrocther was placed un- : I 9-' ' · ' '-2 oftlieft. himself in the library will} a textbook dei ,11-rest for theft: receiving stolen Ne've had a lot of that had his initials'T.J.,'on page 50, ... . / problems property. and possession of cocaine i the incident report state6. with thefts, specificall) books,"Ty- > See TEXTBOOK on Page 3 1 hoto. tyAntIe?blruer· 742 RetA·etcr
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* -, '.t'-, '.' ':-eg #AM . " as a hindrance. United States. - plomastudenttogetthejobover another « *e ....., ... On his recent„ 21st birthday, 7. 1 : 7 «'Ihis idea began about three or four Jackson :/' .... e. .far , / ai: ...'.':-...1-3.4, 1'. graduate,"Mayol said. held the first fundraiser for his campaign, years ago when a lot of emphasis was This one-of-a-kindprogramis trade- raising enoughtoreach hisgoal of $1,000. # u,Ibillul „,4. ..s,.: i. j.,i.i„....- put on decreasing obesityin secondary marked so itwouldbeimpossibleto take State Representatives Mary .Ann Sul- 14£ $&4':*,4-4 1-'- ...... 4-»1 i k,·.y..:.&02-'- education,butnotalotofemphasiswas thesameideaandconfuseemployers.The 6 .lil/,*"W '--' -'4 said. livan (D-Indianapolis) and John Barnes - ..4**' 1.44 , . " v v. ·.1-*-. 'i"-4 8, . ,- . on higher education," she program provides individual consultation (D-Indianapolis) attended the event in 'Ihe requirements address the 10 ...... support oflackson. - -- leading health indicators, which are > See HEAl.IH on Page 3 As president of UIndy's chapter of College orga- . -" -----'".-RMDI 000 Democrats, Jackson has Photo byAnneleti=•lb,Refector -7-3,3'--='- lK-i ,6... ' a debate with nized events such as policy VOLLEYBALL CollegeRepubkans andan event for the SeniorChristopher Jacksonisplanning his 2011 campaignforindianapolisCityCouncil. Hewillrun against - '4Whi't--, ,1 1 referendumtorenovateWishardHospital incumbent Bob Cockrum, president ofthe council. Jackson has alreadyraised over $1,000 for his campaign. i _ - . '- 4'1.- , . 7 4 --4 2*..... The GLVC Champion volleyball team in downtown Indianapolis. won its first-ever NCAA Division "When you think of a politician, you will not be fully starting my campaign Prodhan agreed that all ofIndianapolis think of someone who knows how to or- until after their elections,"Jackson said. would benefit from Jacksons election. 11 Midwest Regional on Nov. 21, said a council member he ganize and lead people," Mustafizur "I will attend fundraisers and canvas for «If he were to be sending theteam on to the NCAA 3, Prodhan, junior international relations the candidates I support. would not onlyact for thepeople thatvoted I .... I . jo. Division 11 "Elite Eight." major and treasurer ofCollege Democrats. Although District 22 does not en- for him, but he would act as a diplomat for 4 With him he stands out with compasstheUIndycampus,Jacksonsaid all the people in his district,"Prodhan said. *A .r...F : t'-I -- --1 ..a [Jackson], .'.:.'i:,13, ,;li. ....Se, > See Page 9 " his election would serve the university ...... I, . , I -- something else-integrity. Jackson grew up in Indianapolis,attend- rl %,4,7,1 '.-' 1 AsacitycouncilmemberJacksonplans community as well. ingDecaturCentralHigh School.But after '.: Nel'*8 to focus on investment in infrastructure, "IfI am elected,Iwouldrepresentthe attendingUniversityofCaliforniaRiverside .· ist> parks and public safety. entire city, not just my district,"Jackson for one year,Jackson came back to his home He said his campaign has gained sup- said."'Ihe area around the universityhas city to attend school and hopefully lead a · ... .t> r .'/=Ii - 4 ..1 .f *„r port from his fellow College Democrat gone down hill in recent years, but it has district. = - .0 ips, -- members,buthewillnotputhiscampaign lots ofpotential.They are finallyredoing "Iplanonfocusinglocallynowbyholding into fullswinguntilafterthe2010elections. HannaAve., forexample,whichisagreat neighborhoodmeetings,"he said."Iplan on . "Out of respect for 2010 candidates, I improvement. beingmyselfandnotsugarcoatinganything." '1 1.1g , 2ililli LAX -ill.=& ....- '=.. ty B.wi.':,-Lll 9 Reflector Reviews >seep».- 25 Days of Christmas >seeF2925 1 ENTERTAINMENT 4 1 SPORTS R 'Uj UJUI; 11r „,7//4 OPINIOh 19 2 1 FEATUPE 6 &,.,<,8 .11 1., 'Me, t:'1'N I. * I ** »l- . ..../. -....«»-„---*....-4.4.--'.-«-...«... „ OPINION g THE REFLECTOR NOVEMBER 24,2009 910A.Y...... 1 -- - *7.4 - - i, I. 1 9 1 - -O --..'' #494 • 4 for ld'.85 / 1, Support 82,4 ' 14" .,M .,- ... , - ='t.«S. - . I f-a ,_ f . i----%-1'V-WJ - '-2#TO. P our student 12Ti_*,..· 12' It» 11»'.._ ,7. -=»,-_0%4/21 tk, 1 105 . Philt, AL.»AJ''...... '' 1 le.4 - :. 181 ,a 73 -1#6 466..2. w' ": 1.F'.: athletes 19'. 4 11.2- 1%.»a,t,•. - »---6 12'.rl.830=:=, ci, ' rz ,;40. _9:, „ - 0 JUL 'A'., -, //. . 2213. St,1,1 41,#F-1/Bvi R., •. '. f«: 1 11 1,;t, I·rt<- - ·--3:i-" NEWS 1 THE REFLECTOR November 24,2009 TEXTBOOKS from Page 1 ornarcotic drug,"the Incident Report She said that she had been studying Bernhardt said she hadn't noticed states. on the third floor and decided to take any suspicious activity in the library Senior Citizen Some of these stolen books in- a short study break on Oct. 27. prior to the theft of the textbook. Program cluded"HumanFunctionalAnatomy," «Itookmypursewithme,butIhad "'Ihat'swhat's creepyaboutit.'Ihere « Human Physiology" and the book left mybook and my bag sitting at one must have been someone watching student dies at 81 usedinthestingoperation--«Criminal ofthe desks,"Bernhardt said.«[I] went mei"Bernhardt said. «I hadn't heard Justice Today," incident reports state. over, got on the computer for five or anything that had been going on. I According to the incident report, 10 minutes, didn't think anything ofit went down to report it, and one ofthe 7, Hergenroether had been selling back andcamebackto _ ladies at the desk said I was probably because she was an older student, -' By Fangfang Li the stolen textbooks at the IUPUI the desk.Mybag «' 0* the third person in the past couple "She EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Sorley said. really did like bookstore for money. Some of these was still of weeks that had reported a book she there :· , 1-'*"F- music, and enjoyed hearing textbooks, such as the anatomy text- but I looked on " F -' - - 1',4 being stolen." other people play and she wanted book, sell for about $200 each. And the table and my .1 42 < Bernhardt said she wished she to be able to do it herself Her g.,0. according to Textbook Alternative, a anatomy book 5" - would have known ahead of time Jean Stern, a Senior Citizens daughter said that her goal was to „ a downtown bookstore that caters to was gone. -t . - so that it wouldn't have happened. Program student who has at- be able to play'Happy Birthday, I. 1 IUPU[ students, the human anatomy Bernhardt p- ,· Fortunately she didn't havetobuya tended the University of India- so she worked on that a lot. She text could be resold for approximately said that she I - ' 91 brand new anatomy book. napolis since 1993, passed away practiced more than any of the . 558. 'Ihe incident report states that second guessed Bernhardt said that she informed on Nov. 9 at the age of 81. other students. herself her of Hergenroether had been receiving ap- and BERNHARDT professor,MollyHill, professor According to Rebecca Sorley, 'Ihompsonsaid Sternalwaysset proximately $30 forthe textbooks, and walked over to biology, that it had been stolen, and associate professor of the music a high standard for herself. thathehad stolen aboutfive textbooks the computer she had been using, HillletBernhardtuse one ofherbooks department who had Stern in "She was just a delight, she re- on UIndy's property. thinking that she had taken it with for the rest of the semesten her Piano Class I this semester, allywas. Butifshehad oneflaw,it Student Julie Bernhardt had also hen She said she took a trip around Now, the library has signs posted Stern stayed in her class through was just that she beat herselfup so been one of the people to have a the library, looking for it, and figured telling students not to leave anyprop- . the midterms but later died after muchifshedidn'tdowell. Shehad textbook stolen in the past month. it had been stolen. erty unattended. a heart surgery. to make the very best. Once she In the past 16 years, Stern got one B, it just broke her heart. took classes in many different She was just so worried about her HEALTHY from Page 1 areas that she was interested in grades,"lhompson said. Stern is atIJIndy,suchasmusic, 7...23. ''.,4-. 1, survived by computer and psychol- Ji 14*,jjki <:9, -," , 4 two daughters and one withawellness coach,support forahealthy success, physical benefits and even a ogy. Her dedication to ,1,27- .-r*li .3-, granddaughter. lifestyle, certification and distinction at higher grade point average, according to bp' Healthy Diploma «Hergranddaughter graduation. its creators. studyandgoodperson- te••,1 3,-$'11 A Requirements 9*n jl 4 - . was very proud of her Any major can receive this diploma, We wanted to provide students the ality impressed people around hen and proud of the fact but it involves several requirements in opportunity to lead a healthy lifestyle Of: :-15 , 1-42-. .,11:J''111 ·Two credits inwelinesseleaives «She was absolutely f'l·' 9, 1 i'·. r', ' that she was working the kinesology department (listed in the and also to distinguish our students from - ·Threecreditsinphysicalactivityelectives an inspiration. When- f,fil " '! 4 so hard," Thompson chart to the right). "When students are others to make them more employable," ·Twoofthefollowingdasses:KINS268.KIN5266 everIwouldseeher.she «Y I said. «She said her educated about positive health behaviors, Hicks said. or KINS 420 was like a wave of sun- grandmother loved the you're going to leave college sustaining Six different professors and various ·AgradeofaCorbetterineachcourse shine," said Roberta University of India- those habits,"Mayol said. athletics coaches teach the kinesiology ·Yearlyhealthriskappraisal STERN Thompson, former napolis so much and The Healthy Diploma offers physical classes required. The deadline to enrollis ·Physicalftnesstest administrative really enjoyed taking activity electives only to their students, Nov. 20 by 4:30 p.m., bywhich students ·Wellness dimension assessment UIndy assistant who has known Stern classes." ' yields increased employability and grants must submit an application explaining · Individual consultationwith aHealthy Diploma honor cords at commencement.The ben- what the Healthy Diploma will do for adviser eachsemester foryears.«Shelovedtostudyand Sorley said she would miss efits of this diploma include: increased them. Enrollmentisbeinglimitedto60to ·Comprehensive exam during April of senioryear keep her mind active. She just Stern not only because Stern was ·Healthybehaviorpledgeand a pledgeto commit always had an upbeat attitude. her student, but also because the academic productivity, employment 70 students this year. Students wishing to to positivehealthy habits forlifetime Shegotalongwellwitheveryone, inspiration that Stern brought productivity decreased health care costs, applyshouldcontactTownsendSchnabel, to hen social and she really enjoyed getting promotes responsibility, improved Kinesologyadministrativeassistantatsch- 64 to know people. It didn't matter She was an retention and school satisfaction, school [email protected],orcall (317) 788-3481. inspiration to me who it was, she was always open as a teacher and as a person. We to new friendships." use the term 'lifelong learning' Despite the obstacles that and ihe was a perfect example Students after local coffee closes Stern's age brought to her study, of that. She continued to learn," jobless shop Sorley said Stern was actually Sorley said. "I remember she told interested in playing piano and me that she had taken something coffeeshopwasfulloflocalartforpurchase environment was great for reading or made efforts on from Dueto conflicts, a local on the literature homework. great finishing basically every department walls, regular customers, doing she ' everything she needed to. in the university and would and warm greetings for customers. However, despite all the little things " Cup Many people 'atthat age · · ·open up the course catalog and· - SEMESTER BREAK WORK When you open a new checking account with direct deposit!* ,-1 e Free Checking Account L 44&4*L'k •Free Checks** & Debit Card ii AY» &-ler UIndy ....4 $16.25 base-appt. •Free Online Banking *-1'1* AF#a=,-ty*5..T .I. .9 '«'. 146 -„ program, 1 g Flex. sched, 1-5 wk e Free ATM In Ruth Lilly ' Ey'.c'.4" ---, QPAG1, 41 "A< *** /3.#/i ©9-, 1. Fitness Center 925 1- 1\ conditions apply, all ages 17+ i 11] J . - . .4 1 - - rm 6;,*il 1-'-„ 1,;I-*ti --'-,L,lit=IEif '- 'tbl Ail-- .1- 1 '741'3'. -- -" Li------*$50 minimum sovings mount required A«ount must remain open one yeor or bonus will Call now, start after finals! INDIANA- be debiled. 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Chinese is one of those they come to realize that they may have near matched the hype it was given. His ' no way to spend a movie night. It's your "Echo." lhis CD has some upbeat pop/ classic foods that just always sounds wasted thelast 15 years oftheirliveswith first show headlined Kobe Bryant and choice and your loss. Save for the clumsy techno sounds suchas"Outta'MyHead," good,well to me anyways. I've been able someone they may have never loved to Eva Longoria Parker as guests. 'Illat's , subtitle; 'based on the novel "Push" by and «Lost 'Ihen Found" which features to find a number of restaurants around begin with. Duncan has more of a love not «bringing the party to late night," Sapphire,' Lee Daniels' "Precious" is a One Republic, as well as her usual beau- the Indianapolis area that offer Chinese affairwithTuckerCrowe,amusicianwho specifically 11 p.m., because there's no movie thatknocks yousideways and then tiful thundering voice in «Broken," and cuisine,butnothingasgoodasGreatWall. fell off the radar over 20'years ago and originality with celebrities and athletes. i lifts ydu in ways you never see coming. "Don't Let Me Down," featuring Justin 'Ihe onlypitfall this restauranthas is that with whom Anne is starting a real love I'd ratherwatch«lhe ColbertReport,"or 5 Newcomer Gabourey Sidibe portrays Timberlake. Most ofthe songs start out you have to order $8.00 or more worth affair with. Tucker, who wasted most of «Family Guy" reruns. Ultimately, Lopez : 1 Claireece 'Precious'Jones with amazing slowandthenpickup speed, whichiswhy of food, but it is well worth it because his life in a relationship with booze, has didn't do enough to separate himself , dignity, rit and grace. She doesn't miss a "Outta'MyHead"standsoutamongallof you get your moneys worth. With every five children from four differentmothers, from otherlate night talkshows.Plus,his beat. Add to that a top-notch supporting the rest. She really changed her style and order ofsweet and sour chicken that you only one having been raised by him. So, stand-up is weak. "Lopez Tonight" had , cast that includes comedian Mo'nique this song is really one you can't get out of pay for comes with additional rice at no how do you make up for the lost time, me longing for original episodes in his as the mother from Hell (Mo'nique is a your head. "Happy," her debut single, is extra charge. And because it's close to and how do you move on are the ques- sitcom, cancelled by ABC. Don't waste . sure thing come Oscar time) and Mariah currentlynumber68ontheBillboardHot campus, one is able to have it delivered tionsposedinNickHornby's compelling your time here. Carey erasing the stink of "Glitter" as a 100 since the album was released on Nov. in a short amount of time.Their soup is novel. Hornby's humorous writing style Micah Mt:Ficker · Editorialkssistant no-nonsense social worker and you've 16. Lewisgets props forstepping outside good, andtheirothermealsthattheyhave is as inviting as ever and you can relate got one of the best movies of the year. ofthe box and trying something new, but are also ones that leave your tastebuds with the characters' inner feelings as the Most movies fade from the memory, this I feel that she didn't carry it throughout begging for more. story's narration jumps between Tucker, one sticks. the CD. She should have incorporated Staci Reafmyder • Entertainment Editor Annie and Duncan much imitating the . Manny Casillas • EditorialAssistant morecatchytunes,althoughherbeautiful style in'A LongWayDown.The themes voice will never expire. of music, relationships and despair can Haley Vannarsdall · StofWriter go hand-in-hand with those from"High Fidelity."lhe novel does not have a very climatic ending and though, not as much of a page turner as some of Hornby's ADDRESS: previous work, it is still well worth the IFYOU LIKETHIS, CHECKOUT IF YOU LIKE THIS, CHECKOUT 5855 MADISON AVE. read in the end. IF YOU LIKE THIS, CHECKOUT "FREEDOM WRITERS" "BEST KEPT SECRE "SPIRIT" INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46227 Stephanie Snay • Distribution Manager "LATE NIGHTWITH DAVID LETTERMAN" YOUTUBE THIS EXTREME DAGOBAH · MANNY CASILLAS BUS RIDE FAIL - STEPHANIE SNAY .'' CONCERTS ALL AMERICAN REJECTS @ MURAT THEATRE · DEC. 9 TRANS SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA @ CONSECO FIELDHOUSE · DEC. 23 LOCAL EVENTS WINE TASTING @ MASS. AVENUE WINE SHOP • DEC. 1 FIRST FRIDAY ART TOUR DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS· JAN. 1 -. Compiled by Brittany Sweet • Stall' Writer 25 Days of Christina Design by Staci Reafnyder • Entertainment Editor December 2009 ...1, :3 Sunday Monday Tuesday ... 1 '...... Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 VOICES OFWORSHIP HOLY COMMUNION MAKE A CARD FOR SOLDIERS BEST BUDDIES HOLIDAY DANCE STUDENT DIRECTEDTHEATRE 7 3 0 p m Christel Del{aan Fine Arts PRODUCTIONS @ 8 3 0 p m@ Schwitzer Student Center, 4'45 p m@ Schwitzer Student Center 6 pm. @ Schwitzer Student Center, @ Studio Theatre, Center (UP CREDIT AVAILABLE) Medltation Room Ulndy Hall 8 p m &1 0 p m Esch Hall 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "HARRY POTTER AND THE SEMESTER 1 OFFICIALLY ENDS GOBLET OF FIRE" Enjoy your break! Airs on ABC @ 7:30 p m FINALS WEEK / 13 14 15 ·16 17 18 19 ENJOY A PEPPERMINT MOCHA DATE NIGHT "HOLIDAY IN HANDCUFFS" GO SEE"THEPRINCESS ANDTHE "OFFTHEWALLS"EXHIBIT CHRISTMASATTHE LAST MINUTE SHOPPING Bird It's officially the Christmas season Carriage rides and circle of lights Airs on ABC Family FROG" @ Indiana State Museum INDIANAPOLIS ZOO Early Specials when Starbucks brings out the red cups downtown Indianapolis @ Kerasotes Theatres in Indianapolis Price $850 Pnce' $40 for Carriage Rides check kerasotes.com for show times 20 21 22 23 24 25 GO SEE"AVATAR" WINTER SOLSTICE GO CHRISTMAS CAROLING Bake Cookies for Santa and enjoy CHRISTMAS EVE! CHRISTMAS DAY! "A Christmas Story"airs on TNT all day @ KerasotesTheatres in Indianapolis If it snows, build a snowman Sing Christmas dassics;lingle Bells," 8 nice cup of eggnog. Make a wish at 11:11 pm check kerasotes com for show times "Oh Holy Night'and"Away In A I . Manger" * * / 5 ** - I - 41 ..0. t. S . *of' 3 . 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Throughout the semester, she was ' as the structure of colleges and uni- bringing a broad range of information anticipated, and she learned a lot from it. able to come to every class except one. . versities, and on current domestic and to us, so that we can analyze from lots «Hopefullywhen theyfinish the class, Iwant to be sure that I can be in every ·· . Besides being President of the Uni- international issues that were prevalent of different viewpoints. they'll have a really good idea about the class, but because a lot of the work of a versity of Indianapolis for four years, in higher education, such as the global Besides the whole system of higher education all presidenttakes place awayfrom campus, »....5 c.'..-. 2 , this semester, Beverley Pitts took on economy's effect on higher education. class discus- s . ' over the world. How it works, at least a sometimesit'shaidto schedule andthat's " : a new role-instructor of a 400-level 'Ihe subject matter is higher educa- sions, Starkey glimpse of that, and then how they can one of the reasons why a one hour class , Honors College seminar called Honors tion and the class is really designed for said she also fit into the system," Pitts said. works very well," she said. «It would've I « : TS: University Leadership. two purposes, she said. One is to give liked the fact ' When talking about the connection been hard to be there three times a week Thisonecredithourseminarmeets on thestudentsanintroductioninto theway that students between Pitts and students, Starkey all semesten I would've missed some . Wednesdays from 8:00 to 8:50 p.m. each the whole system of higher education in the class said the class had a good interaction classes, which I don't like to do. So this week and currently has eight Honors works. lhe other purpose of the class is had different ,/1 with Pitts. [the one hour class] is a good comprise · · College students enrolled. Those stu- to help them understand and prepare for backgrounds of -8 . «Wehaveareallyinformalatmosphere and it worked very well." dents are from different majors includ- the way they apply to graduate schools study. where we don't really raise our hands or According to Starkey, Pitts'busyness « ing physical therapy, history, biography and make goodjudgments about gradu- Everyone anything. We just sit around and talk had little effect on the class. " PITTS « and others. ate schools and graduate education. in our class is about the topic for the day. I like being Even though she was gone, we still «'Ihis is the first time I've taught a According to Ceciley Starkey, an from different able to ask all the questions that I want didn't cancel class. We still have class class since I've been at UIndy. It has Honors College student in the class, grades anddifferentmajors.I didn'thave and Dr. Pitts totally goes along with it," every single week. She had the provost been great to get to know them [the Pitts conducted the class almost entirely as much interaction with students from Starkeysaid."She is really approachable come in and conduct the class," Starkey students],"Pitts said.«I enjoyverymuch by class discussion. other majors until I took this class. And and interested in personally knowing said. beingable to spendtimewith students in "She [Pitts] is just so knowledgeable now I do feel like I have these connec- every student on a personal level. She When talking about whether she the classroom setting.We can talk about and we have good discussions care " would continue the . really tions," she said. really does about students. teaching in future, some of the issues in an intelligent and there," Starkey said."Since she has been She also mentioned that, although Due to the responsibilityofbeing the Pitts said she was not sure, but it would , informal way. It has been a very good in several different schools, big and the class wasn't the same as what she president, Pitts said her busy schedule be a possibility. n A fir, 0 Ite House Faith Council member speaks on unlty Keihn Patel said in comparing the important everything," said freshman Allie Cun- 7 1 By Ashley 1 1,-' .1 29 -1-,1 1 11 -' 1 time in US. with is - 1 - - 9, I STAFF WRITER history history that ningham. being made today. Patel also emphasized how in this , Ii:, i„- '-' :1-,1.1/ rli- , =,-' ,- ' . .1 1 - 1 4- I - - Patelidentified his views on the ways day and age, all people of all religions that all of the many faiths are intercon- shouldbuildbridges to connecteveryone , 41 11-- 1 ,-It(,I/7,14*Fl :,;I,1 - 7-3,; ; /IT,- 1 As part of the Blanche E. Penrod nected in some way, and how they each together. ' -" - , : ' -"' .it. !{"I· ·.: = .1' .3- - , - 1 ' A ... -: ,/....3,15'3... ·7-./ r ill'. ' , ' 5 '1_ 4- : 1 r.- b"'1'WH ·11 ., ·1- ,., '1 '1- r . - Lectureship and the Indianapolis Spirit have a part in making .America what it He spoke ofgettinggroups togetherto 1 --, Ill;--- -r *', &.Place Festival,Dr. Eboo Patelspoke on is today. build for Habitat for Humanity, groups -- 15-" I r -, ....,ir, '.1,/ ,--. . faith and unity on Nov. 11 in Ransburg "America's patchwork heritage is a that were not only from the Christian '- Auditorium. strength not a weakness," Patel said. faith,but all other faiths as well, to learn 'r Patel, the founder and executive di- I Nowhere else have so manypeoplefrom from one another to work together for : .1 1J ....1, - 7 X , / 1 2 rector ofthe Interfaith Youth Core and somanyreligiousandethnicbackgrounds one common goal. 0 · member of the Advisory Council for been part of one political entity." "I really enjoyed, what he [Patel] 1 31·,-' - r the White House Office ofFaith Based While working for the Faith Council said and the stories he used, and being -4,- - '-1. I. : and hehasbeenable tointeractwithPresident a visual his analogies to -l,L C Neighborhood Partnerships, talked person I loved : about connecting faiths and working Obama and shared with the audience connecting the religions by making a ,:1 1 L i together to create unity. He has written many of his views, including one that bridge," said sophomore Lauren Bauer. . a number of books and was , Patel feels about. Patel to what 2 recently passionate encouraged students ask, 4. , .1 ' ':l 4 -,1 9 named one ofNews·week'sAmerica'sBest We live in an era where we can all be would inspire us to cooperate, and what Leaders of2009. faithleaders,"Patelsaid,quotingObama. does my religion have in common with ; Patel began his speech by quoting One student in particular, who at- other religions? He closed the lecture historic as tendedtheeventagreedwiththis by saying a the Muslim 1 figures such Martin Luther concept sentence from King Jr, President Barack Obama and aswell as the conceptspresentedbyPatel. faith in Arabic. W.E.B. Du Bois. ' . ' 'I was inspired by the lectuie. I think "We are for God, and we return to j f:W.E:B.Du Bois oncesaid'theprob-' that it's an interesting and practical ap- Him, without a doubt," Patel said. lem of the 20th century is the problem proach to solving a lot of problems. Not 'Ihe lecture was followed by a dinner of the color-line,' the challenge of the only different religion issues, but I think with PresidentBeverlyPitts and various " 21stcenturyis goingto be the faithline, ifyou start there the idea is applicable to members of the campus community. ' es' 1 ./ 14 r==h 11 ·' , ..1 . . 1 'tfi <, 11. » I ... 1 ... : ,- .7' .4 6, -T , Contribute to 7be Rf#ector staff today! - What are you waiting for? 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"However it would give us Polizzi steps down to eight winning seasons and owns the goingon with the volleyball teamhosting for the GLVC," Willey said. the chance to have more than one non- " = at second-most wins the regional thisweekend,"Willeysaid."It Willey also went on to say that she conference game. after 16 seasons in the program's to lookat applicants." has heard both Bartolomeo said he feels the Athletic has put us in a bind REW/Filmn/mm' tbe Greyhound belm w,s,ory. ,-'= ... The Athletic Department scheduled a positive andnega- Vt,--„ .-·m !5 Departmentis in the preliminarystages Polizzi could (.. 3 press conference on Nov. 23 to announce tive feedback re- E" and understands the need to wait till '.. . I *A-3 not be reached for the new head coach. However, the deci- garding a possible 1-' - - after the banquet to then move forward. By JP Sinclair comment, but ac- sion was not available as of ZbeRS#ectork conference switch. 0 «We want the student-athlete pro- BUSINESS MANAGER cording to Athletic press time.To read thestoryaboutUIndy's But Willey hopes grams to beagreatexperience.Wetryand ..... * provide everything we can so programs Director Sue Wil- f newheadfootballcoach,visit 7beR4ector to make an an- * HeadfootballcoachJoePolizziofthe ley, he will finish Online (http://reflectonuindy.edu.) nouncement near· 1 1 can be successful,"Willey said. University of Indianapolis resigned on the semester with · Along with the decision to appoint a the beginning of EJ - 4 $.- =D. Nov. 11 after 16 seasons at the helm of his teaching duties newhead coach, schoolof cials areevalu- next semester and 6 .--4&3 To read about the new Ulndy head the program. He cited personal reasons in the KINS 120 POLIZZI ating whether to change the conference not by the July 1 WILLEY football coach, log onto for the resignation. Methods ofTeach- in which the football team participates. deadline. " Polizzibecamethe 13thheadcoachin ing and Coaching Football course and "We are evaluating with President If we were to. the UIndy football program on January was considered the head coach till last [Pitts] and we have talked about all the make the move, we would want more http://reflector.uindy.edu 26,1994, and departs with an overall re- Saturday's football banquet. differentaspects [ofamove tothe GLVC]. than just 6 schools in the conference," Soccer coach VOLLEYBALL Lady'Hounds .//2/5 4 -<.fiLZ3 3 -' ·: r. i. 2.47..., - steps down open season Grifin cites personal with victories reasons in resignation By Micah McVicker - EDITORIAL ASSISTANT By Micah McVicker 1 1,6 11 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Fourth in the nation. 'Illat's where the Lady'Hounds begin Nov.10 marked the end ofhead coach .™„_.**u"*H#***M#m#*W - "12 their 2009-10 campaign according to the JohnGriffin'stenureasmen'ssoccercoach, NCAA Division II Bulletin Preseason as he compiled an 8-7-2 (6-7-1 GLVC) -- Poll. Indianapolisearnedthehighranking recordinhis sixth Season.lhe Greyhounds - byreturning nine players from a2008-09 the two - .-"· i =- ••:I,B'*4•41.- ,+,«BA#Rll#1-464£7 - finished 10th in conference, 1· -r ; . teamthatwent24-10.Additionally,UIndy games behind eighth-seeded University ,(.I made the NCAA Tournament's "Sweet of Missouri-St. Louis. With the talent Sixteen" for the first time in program could have A - #..#£.'gF#"#ti".MR/di.**4*#al assembled, players felt they 1* history.'Ihis success extended their season. 1 - - - ' ' ' " ' '11#' earned the Lady ./52»4 «He [GrifEn] brought in a lot ofguys. 'Hounds the No. t , '' m'i '19: Especially this year, there were a lot of 24 ranking in the C - and who - - -, *,4.„,041n,14,w#1*- 2 ' 4,.t freshmen sophomores stepped ·#.: ·„- "' USA Today/ESPN said senior forward Lemus. - up," Diego - Women's Basketball "We have the talent to go past the first "2'-4 4 '*' Coaches Associa- - U 9: - 84: round [ofthe GIVCTournament].[And] A-*-**· ., -tr,·a,*,A-*•hu *142«-4.,e tion Division II Fi- rJ mA „ '4 we didn't even make the tournament ,. nal Poll. r. > : /*4 i - I \_,f 2- 2'.4 For now, assis- . .CAr#. Indianapolis A;r *1-62*'9" ' tant coach John I · - '- - ' ' traveled to Univer- 1 &4»14...,4 #18 1. f 10#DA-L -,. - been 1 WENNING Higgins has 1-2 77,41 ALJITI-r.,r , , 4, /-1. 1 M- 1 1 1, i sity Center, Mich. the interim given i. onNov.21,defeating ,1 .,'.481.-.9.#Kylidi61*1 - ' 11--' - - . position. - the Cardinals ofSaginawValley Statebya "My job right . , · I - /iMS_Ill. - - - ...2--P. 411-5,--9.-" scoreof77-59.Thewin improvedU[ndy's , now is to stay here · - 3" I:.2' , 1,< record to 2-0 on the young season and - ' ' e ' & until Feb. 1, or until '9 R sawfirst-teamAll-GLVCjuniorforward 11 theyappointsome- '& , Samantha Meissel and senior guard Jes- said. their body,"Higgins me/ S i.Aa ' i 0 ... S it- sica Canarysurpass 1,000 points for "The goal for me is AM - - J Al li Id#*. careen Meissel led all scorers with 28. 1 1 1, 1, ./1 -1 * «fl'.:#8- - l.. I tokeepthingsmov- GRIFFIN 4'f_'- 1/54 'Ihoughonlytwogamesintothe2009- ing forward, to keep 1* , 2010 campaign,thebenefits ofcontinuity the .1,4& 1. progressing, make sure players we've -1 a vital role in the 1, - 6 'llillilliz .1 1 played Lady'Hounds got here are happy and high ranking to begin the season. bring in the best .,' : t . , M,1,1- players thatI can until a 19+ «It started us off with a good team decisionismade." . . . , ,-•*KIS ' 71 No matter who is named to succeed chemistry right from the beginning," Griffin,expectations surroundingtheteam .. S12% saidjuniorguardHillaryWenning."Nine Is , - .'i-,b ,#At.E :·;4 : ::1.,4 'i:PO: Si -I : .6 will probablybehigh, asthecurrent roster ,,· ,-2.'., ...1 '", .- .pits'ill;':21.-A.'.2.t"r '1 had three r, ..' 'El, players have years ofexperience features 17 freshmen and sophomores, . ti» under [head coach LeAnn Freeland]." -1..fl '; i3.- with many in key spots. Justin Roberts, ------* Freeland understands that such ac- Photo by Anne Toliver • 1be Reflector the starting goalkeeper, finished his colades mean little now that the season The University ofindianapolisvolleyball team eamedthe GWCChampionshiptitle and atripto theNCAADivision ll"Elite Eighr after beating rival Lewis University sophomore season. twice. Above,freshman setter Undsay Marks perfeas her attack during alady'Hounds practice. has begun. When Athletic Director Sue Willey met with the players on Nov. 10, she em- > See WOMEN'S BBALL on Page 10 roorfoilfh Q97 experiencing a period of transition. "We're moving forward. [I'll] give them New era for the time frame to reassurethem about . IONAL scholarships andthe concerns that they (37.. 4: 1I wrestling have whenever you , program learncoach thatis resigning, the head 4#.2.4- 44 » /75 or .,4 « ...& .... stepping down - 4,/0526* "*. CHAMPIONS Elizabeth Wheeler . By moving on. It's the 'i' , ' : . . - five said. match were unforcederrors bythe Flyers. match going sets,"Willey STAFF WRITER basic stuff that stu- M" . I Volleyball team beats Lewis «'Ille game we lost to Lewis in the There were 16 ties and seven lead dent-athletes want ' ..$ to win GB/C season really awakened our team. For us changes in the first set alone.Morrison to know about the HIGGINS Conference, Duetotheresignationofformerhead to turn the table against them is great," had a triple-double with 55 assists, new wrestling coach Josh Hardman last year, process for a NCAA Division # Regionals said Athletic Director Sue Willey. "It is 15 digs and 10 kills. It was the first coach," she said. UIndy called upon 2001 graduate Jason a great rivalry, and UIndy has been the triple double in over six years for the no concern aboutthe Warthan to lead the Greyhounds in early Willeyexhibited By JP Sinclair better team the last two weekends." UniversityofIndianapolis.Sophomore possibility ofplayers transferring. June. At his time at UIndy, he excelled « BUSINESS MANAGER The Flyers are ateam thatonlyaverages middle hitterCourtneyAnglemeyerhit For the most part, once they're here, andearnednumeroushonors inwrestling, 18 errors per match. .400 and had 15 kills and three blocks it's abouttheirteammates.Itbecomes less cross-country and track. The University of Indianapolis 'Ihe'Houndshad39 in the aboutthecoach.Itbecomesmoreaboutthe victory. Warthan hails from Columbus North won through three straight matches kills in the match, L "It feels great, we just played really where he was the head institution and the environment andtheir ·-11 , High School, to advance to the "Elite Eight" ofthe ledbyjunioroutside t.,l well, and we don't know how to lose, Willey said.«I think they're 4 coach. For five straight years he coached teammates," 2009 NCAA Division II hitter going to want to stay here and turn the Volleyball Lyndsay Cal- - -1 Anglemeyersaid.«Wejusthavetokeep his team to become sectional champions, „ Championships.The Greyhounds had lahan. setter + working on what we need to improve more situation. Junior + „ as well has leading the school into their program into a positive to go through Michigan Technologi- Cheneta Morrison 6 ' on and beat the next team that is up. Shealsobelievestheseasonshouldhave v · first state appearance. 'Ihe Greyhounds got the tourna- a berth. cal University; HWsdale College and set up her team- r. ''-' - - Al ]i, 1 \Ii·estlingteammembers saidtheyare , included postseason rival Lewis to mates y ment started off against the Michi- the talent we had perennial University throughout excitedaboutWarthanfillingtheposition, When you look at level. the game with 27 - t gan Technical University Huskies in and compared it to the other schools in progress to the next - . and are alreadystartingto see consistency 'Ihe 'Hounds came off of a Great assists and 8 kills. another three straight set victory. The the conference, theywere good enough to through the coaching staff. According to „ Lakes Valley Conference champion- "Whenyouwant CALLAHAN 'Hounds went 25-20,25-19,25-20 to make it to the conference tournament, seniorJoshAllen,theconnectionbetween ship victoryagainstLewis cominginto something that bad garnerthewin. GLVCFreshmanofthe the team and the coach that there Willey said. «A lot of times, when you wasit the tournament. and you play with heart and intensity, Year Kristina Kerrigan led all players with Warthan. have team,it's the freshmen com- before is now forming ayoung «'Ihe this weekend on with 13 kills and 30 attack attempts. « no notions girls stepped up you're going to come out top."Butera He'sagreatcoachandhasagoodwork ing in that have preconceived and deserved it," said head coach said. Freshman libero Amy Oldenburg set " about other teams. Sometimes it's easier they ethic for both wrestling and academics, Jody Butera. «We're going to the 'Elite Before the'Hounds got the opportu- the defensive pace with 28 digs. Allen said. for teams to be successful when they're a „ "Elite Eight' and it feels wonderful. nitytoplayLewis,theteambeatHillsdale The NCAA Division II Warthan saidthat team illnesses were little bit younger." UIndy dominated Lewis in the in a come-from-behind fashion. It took Eight" will run from Dec. 3-5. 'Ihe obstacles at this The team agreed that the 2009 season one ofthe main juncture three straight five sets for the Greyhounds to beat the the two-time regional finalwinningin 'Hounds (35-1)will face in the season, and could have included postseason play. young thathis primary « 17-25, nationalchampionConcordia-St.Paul health. 'Ihe potential was there to go really setsatRuthLillyFitness Center,going Chargers, going 25-27, 25-18, concern right now is the team's 25-16, 25-21, 25-13 on Nov. 21. The 25-16,15-8. University (34-0),on Dec. 3.Theloca- Earlier this nearly half the team far and do reallywell.There was definitely season, Greyhounds would have help from "Ifyou look at the tournametit, Hills- tion of the game was unannounced as caliber time. > See WRESTLING on Page 10 > See SOCCER on Page 10 Lewis as 26 ofUIndy's 75 points inthe date was more of a championship of 7be Re#ectork press I. .. I , -, .....:.... 4.,f-, '.:'-79 ,-. A. ..t---*6-/'Y- p . 1 1 SPORTS THE REFLECTOR NOVEMBER 24,2009 MEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S BBALL from Page 9 .... '.*:S'' t .' ' MT#.4,. 1 e:» D-- 1 ,,A-- ,t-r, , 1,1 I ._ ." -co,9'.t ;.--,kl.',,·3iP-1: 'w<' 61 - 1 -4 ..4.....:,"1!81'PI-,d,m-* - "It's nice « to be ranked. It's nice for to earn thewin. Meisselled , the'Hounds ,-,1':8 al,i, '*3 -_' . ' - - -1*.·- *.W.*#,RB. -1.-· - , -- 1 _t.;'t--; .-' *PRL. ' : - the players to have earned the national with 22 points. - + i -, 4 6 I ' 74&9 ..:,- - 1 't t,#10,11 95=:5-:1 . -- W*A- t...4/ ..,2 . ,.4,. i .-, I:-2, .A,Ii'9:-42,41 - recognition. But the preseason poll is Moving forward, Freeland believes 4 -5.1AJ .- ,- , based on you've done in the 'll . al -· what past; improvements must be made from the . 1 4,1 -, 1 --t' 4, ':.'i; t,· ,€"ill'* '110-"P -1. 351'/7,'4-1 I : ,7. , - it's not what the program is currently neck up. ft*K... , - 2 said."It is «I felt that we went into the game gahp, I I . -' - doing,"Freeland arespectthing f,12 yp·,, 7---- , -1.-'.1-N.t.R ,t ,.,-:, ,# r - and I'm excited the players have earned against St. Catharine not as focused as '4045 .-- , · --4-I, 'PLi 1 ;..3. 1, ''t..S..''t 11 the national recognition in that fashion." we needed to be in order to playwell.We -gy»%94-,44 Wenning echoed the thoughts ofher won the game, but we didn't necessarily 4 14- %19 -: 1- I „ -- - -, F , . 'r , head coach. . ''*.fJ·'.i - ...t. , « play well or play together,"Freelandsaid. - - 1 - - " - +J·e ' i 11' _, Adi. . t, It's nice to see "That's one thing we've redly focused P.34 j . M--tw . S...7 that people are be- on and to instill a little more discipline - 9 - 11 , - «- l - ':2 4.. *4- 4 , ginning to recog- 3, throughout 40 minutes ofbasketball." ' ' --1 ''l '1 4' 1''P .'- i .tik 7,- 11' I --\) ,»4· 1,1 6* nize us as apotential However,continuityplus experienced , r ' 7-' -:1 111 ...2€-7. 2· 1- 1-·15' ' i 1 threat,but itdoesn't 11 - senior leadership prove tobeimportant '7 1, I· ,T- I '' c' ' R'. '-M wa:4€.' 1, \.2 f ' i - 7.4' ... , '1- any : :f- -34416, C I .1 -- _ - -= - ' ' make us work 1. intangibles. 1 « - '1327 'S'l- 2.1 ... '1 1 - less in practice. If 171 I think we have great senior leaders- -A - - -- .. -,ir,= -7 'j' , ,ev-- 7,-4 , 'i /21 anything, it makes 31,14..1, ... - Katie Dewey, Jessica Canary and Sarah 4 1- f,1...... I_ ·- _ ;«1':t·· 2:4 &,il' . usworkharder be- 11·,«5f-- 4..4, :, Fenneman. They've done a great job Spi 1, t .11.41.. Il -1,1.- 1 -- cause we know that /3. 3., --T .'. , staying focused and keeping the team - , f. 11: ---- our and · ..9 -- f. _...1- fi------, 4 11,·'- - 4 1,1/ the target is on MEISSEL focused each every day," Freeland ....,- , .4 3 - back," she said. all - i/ said. «They're four-year players. They 00 - =4- J. 2 ,/-. The 2009 season began Nov. 15 as know what this team can do and what .r :1 ,-'.,1 - 112 .6<3, .I .- - -2- the 'Hounds defeated the Patriots of St. this team can be." -*.-- - CatharineCollegebyascore66-50.UIndy 'Ihe Lady'Hounds return to action at Photo by Anne Toliver • lbe Reflector pushed the pace at every opportunity home tonight, Nov. 24, at 7 p.m. against Junior DeWann Squires shoots afreethrow duringtheGreyhounds' seasonopening win against Mount St.Joseph.Theteam iscurrently2-1 overall. and utilized a balanced offensive attack the Central State University Marauders. SOCCER from Page 9 Oilers and there was the Hopefillly it's going to a good direction. . 'Hounds top the positive signs definitely feeling the program was going in the right the Adrian Kendrick least three orfour guys that can score," to his philosophy," Willey said. "Each Despite coaching change, Higgins By direction," said. remains focused on the future. Gouard said.«We're a better shooting year they are becoming more his team Higgins EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Lemus said he is confident that the "We had a young team. My role right ' team this year. If we continue to have and his expectation will move us in the 'Hounds will be successful right away, now is to keep the guys happy and keep Indianapolis defeated No. 4 Findlay insidepresencetheslgisthelimittohow right direction." ". regardless of who succeeds Griffin, the the program moving forward as much as I Nov.21byascore of71-63.The Oilers saw well we shoot the basketball this year. According to sophomore guard Paul winningest coach (by percentage) in pro- can,asbestI can,"he said.«I'm clearon my their 38-game winning streak, including Normally the 'Hounds play SIU in Corsraro; Gouard focuses on making gram history. going unbeaten last year on their way to the pre-season, but this year they faced practite more challenging to make the role-Iwanttokeepthingsmoving forward. '7 think the guys have enough confi- Iwanttokeep theguysprogressing.Iwant anationalchampionship,snappedthanks the NCAA Division I team during the tedm tougher, and that work ethic is dence it really doesn't affect much.They tokeep improvingandgettingbetter. Igot to the defensive performance ofUIndy. regular season. According to senior carried' over to the games. havethetalenttogo forward,"Lemussaid. ajob to do at the university and I'm 'Ihe Greyhounds held Findlay to 35 guard Devin Williams the team had «[Gouard] doesn't accept anything « going Theyhaveareallygoodbaseforthefuture. to do it to the best of my ability." percent shooting, holding Findlay's Na- a chanc6 to show they are capable of but our best," Corsaro said. "It allows than Hyde without a three-point field playing at that level. Ils to reach our full potential:" goal in the second-hal£ «Ilikedthechallenge,"Williams said. According to Gouard, practice is a WRESTLING from Page 9 Offensively, four players scored double "Most people think that Division II boot camp where he finds ways to help was struck with either H1Nl or the celledwithfourwrestlersplacinginthetop digitswithjuniorpointguardDariusAd- schools can't play with Division I, and the guys be successful. By having chal- seasonal flu. amspacingallscorerswith 19points togo most of the time that is not the case: lenging practic'es, during the games it's sixwithintheirrespectiveweightbrackets. With the Sophomore along,with his 10 boards and five assists. ']lie team played hard and we played morenaturaltogettheteamin the right excep- J.IJenkins led the team with second the fresh Junior forward DeWann Squires together.That's all you can ask for. We mindset.This year, Gouard recruited a tion of two wres- place victory in droppedin 18,seniorcenterLarryWoods made some mistakes that cost ug the lot of transfer and freshman students tlerswhocontracted man/sophomore 174-poundweightclass. 3 David and Ethan scordd 14 and Nate Blank chipped in 10. game, but we will learn from that and in hopes to better the UIndybasketball Mononucleosis,the i Sophomores Lopez • „ entire Harris placed fourth in the freshman/ Ihe 'Hounds bounced back from the take steps in the right direction. program. wrestling 2,4*#0'k loss to the Southern Illinois Salukis on The'Hounds opened its season Nov. «He's recruiting students that rep- team bounced back -A b sophomorebracketinthe149-poundand to compete at the 133-pound weight respectively. ,Nov. 17,losing 84-69 at SIUArena.Ad- 14 with a 79-60 win over Mount St. resent UIndy with pride and passion classes, Senior Nick Walpole also took fourth amsledtheteim,idth21 points,with four Joseph at Nicoson Hall. According to and that can play some good solid bas- Missouri Open in ColumbiaMissouri Greyhoundsscoringinthedoublefigures. the Athletics Web site, the team used a ketball," Willey said. "I think we may placeintheopen 149-poundweightclass. % on Nov. 22. «'Ihe meet Head coach Stan Guard said that 24-4 mnin the second halfto pull away surprise some people this year." against Michigan [State] thislyear's team features more consistent and post the win. All 12 Greyhounds UIndywilltravel to Ohio for a contest Results for this JENKINS gave the team a chance to wrestle some of the best wrestlers in the . SCOrfrs. that dressed saw action that night. witll "[.Trbana Universit , today at j I) ni., meet were unavail- country, able as of 7be time. Clark said. "Last year we only had one guy that AthleticDirectorSueWilleysaidthis the final test prior to beginning GLVC R4ectork press 'Ihe team traveled to Michigan State II[ndy travels to Angola Dec. 4-5 to wasaconsistentscorerandthatwas Keith year Gouard has created team chemistry. playDec.3whentheNorseofNorthern · Nov. 15. The ex- the Little State Tournament. Radcliff I feel like this year we have at "'Ihekids arecomingandgrabbingon Kentucky visit Nicoson Hall. Open on Greyhounds compete in * :'#411 473. M.,-..+M - -,1.'- - - - - 0 THESCOREBOARD - ..1 et, i ' *1,61, 17*' ..,-,Sww,N, , 729, - - , - I.11 1. d.- yrf. 4-1 A , :9 2- , IX ,-, flt»1-- -''I..1 '1' _, Ktt, 11 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S SOCCER IrK,I, 1 -, - I,t,2,1- , 1 ,II 'I, - i-,&IV '5 --+ )Iq.E f„yI' , , , * + - Jj t,- Nov. 15,5. St.Catharine , . Nov. 13 vs. Bellarmine WIN ·66-50 Pi'4'1 -'EAM.f>2 24''Al'.1-' -'.':irl..,1., ... . ki...'.. -I-,fi; - --2 1G , '- i- .rf. , r 14 LOSS· 0-1 (NCAATournament) LI ,123 % 71. '-. ' Nov. 21 @ SaginawValley State WIN · 77-59 WOMEN'S SWIMMING It*14,5. -1 Nov. House of Invite Bi#P 43+11-1©3,1 ''L'll k,4- f .,31-t, 1:., 1,5,F= 13-14@ Champions / 6th out of 7 *rl ft' " ;7 11'' ' '2-- '-1 1'i i1-14-4 j l·1. 1 14 4 - ' 4.1,;1 0 A '1'il -, l' ML A 542»-3*,# Vt-##MA,loga# Nov. 20-21 @ Wabash Invitational - „ 1 Illu -1 Ar'24':-'·'2:5,4-7 13,49,+ , -'4".41:711 1 .1,2, 2 9 t, » 272124'41- -IA« Itt MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM 3rd of 5 Its,1 ILS,61:Ilt=-.1, 9-1,·, ·X; I-14-1'-'1'· A.< 'i I tlj' Nov 15 vs Mount St Joseph WIN · 79-60 t.1 175 /4 . MEN'S SWIMMING m,2, . +4.)161 t fbt; 4,1,4 69;.-rli< 1 Nov. 17 @ Southern Illinois 3 1. 1411494,4--a ».- ..ri,-41Jf:*414'1:, . - LOSS · 69-84 Nov. 13-14 @ House of Champions Invite H.ri'.i'. Nov. 21 vs. 6th out of 6 11,-1'th ki 6 DI#1. Findlay 92.:,111= 12.- *93,1 ' -1-611'11 t .5 -11 1 1 ..t'1 |1 1 1,11. WIN ·71-63 Nov. 20-21 @Wabash Invitational i# *.1,2.4 '.1 |4' ' r M Z:L | U,tt,lt.- ' *- ' , .«., ' ,JIe_»11 -*-,- «it, ./'.,1 19'i-t , I '-Ar,-2' -''D''ti - i '',,·,--1----«. S.J....' 2 L,#-'_,.*.m,NOil VOLLEYBALL St---06/1"y idli N)_. -uf_ , , , ij_ -, i , / 1 4 4C-i-If,13 16, - vs. Drury ED.CIOI. 1-311-3.4)+ -I- 9 11 Z; iii T-1,1.-11- ' 9..... :*:.,- . .-r=••,.,-,-, .,.1,»,-1·ZL , I , Nov. 13 WIN · 3-0 (GIYCTournament) CAjWRiNG «km' 242-7- -Ip-,111:-1-, .1., f 12'-,.'*1 .:.:' *10* sift*1£tcifihii.*·*11$.ltrlits. 1**m ilkl WIN · 3-1 (GLVCTournament) '- "-1.-.-1. TA- , s r -1 .-'.-1 T%... .%45 f :131! Vi''DIS ,"110"'. 2't# @is'l %,sr Cs,IR:na) '.;P L»ds,Z- 21.- ..11 1 Nov. 15 Lewis P.'*-Zati , , 401,-''lli-!Il..- 1.-111-'-'..1 7 -, «1 @ -St:7%47.-2,9.,':i'/9;24, „.. *1- t. 1,1 ni ·· 13 GOURMET VEGGIE CLUBi' WIN · 3-1 (GLVCTournament) 8 44&7 14' 4 331%4-kh-,- 7 , .::, t :s'll· _4 . .' 1 *141$ #iml,1:.1,#%,=di Jitul. sk:*d .imb#*94&04'*T. 72#/. 11 r' - 2Em#L * 2112*mnS. |FitS . 1*52tk & /m. Nov. 19 vs. Michigan Tech 6 M,131<,4 1 -1,11 1- " -1 1 J, . . . r.:. = - '. '1 1'..:3..: 1,129 *Mi kAM. 7 1rf litfiny ilrin *roil Wfilia'lilt. Itis Urlit N *449' 111:It'-i61.f.3!tr-1.r"t Je.-1 fP ."ii: i,t;Q] Ii,! i j , "i.,it,is„*titi*i:,i WIN · 3-0 (NCAA Regionals) Nov. 20 vs. Hillsdale .,1.- diki'.'.,:11.A,L TF,t" f,",- ". , .L 1;:._5 -_6_---= -,J '.. 11- . - 4'; Fti. C. v ij ,; t- 7),2" TAT),17.3 14 BOOTLEGGER CLUB 41*'i : e.to'V-JtI' i l, '12 4-1 5- II JJ, "'i i-rl- WIN · 3-2 (NCAA Regionals) Nov. 21 vs. Lewis 15M i b iT**t.:, i: 41 F T-- ' 1 f,1 '.: .1 , 4· -, -q 1 I '164%4, -1 '1 -- ''xr Mi :1 i 61#et 40 -'bri'. :,.1.*190 u »102 ·i #-':21,211- -1 .S 4,1, ·,2,Tr, tel-*t ':'-:alld**3 WIN · 3-0 (NCAA Regionals) 1!13Ii T ' 120 ,LI-I,I 1, c -'-c, 1 1. I ' l... .., + .il'·1·'i r- 1 // 0 1 • 11.-,411#.*_li"l/-1.·J./Ul rir/ - *ViT*.2,42 7.-7 '+ '9; .i NIY,t- .1 ..4:lk-,--. 4 ri ' | LI,1 JI 1-, :;4-1,l,4 111u·-111«-172*4= 3f -, It"' '13 ' I -Lo[I ·i :1•tAT.'u'g-:4'Pg;u -;·tr'- Ith,Lit .f#1,7G.Em/mplill ...... M11 114-«11:1 11'K 11 I-_.r'14 · _1_1_1--__.PE:__...I' te,5' -' 'VATW :Aft - ,•-1.»»*1 ' ' 1 I,idE 6 5.9,0,4416 * · f.[-- - ty). .. .. 1- '3- 1- - ;- ' ,21_--1. t, ". l_ _· - -_.L ' 0-m:,13.'20, CPI'Ct"EAMIZil -, .k I WE DELIJIVERI 7 DAYS A WIDIOK 1 Get the latest University of Indianapolis athletics information by 1 -11 following us on Twitter! 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"It's nice having her on the team Meghan has been since :·7- z-·i»--.- 3F»\ 11 i ' All foursiblings swimincludingtheir again,"said Maum."Last year I felt lost. she was six. Maura was in the pool by 1--:7-1--1-;-F mom, so when sophomore Meghan Now I have someone there that under- five.'Ihey have swam together, coached '·'1£41,d1£-E-v#p.;.o ,-& <2 ., 1, r : ... s team and played soc- Donahue and freshm·an Maura Dona- stands me better than anyone. It's nice a swim together *lizf"(65.1.-1/:5.:1. I - % 1\ ig tlt7;2«'duced "'s"i"Iming they 1.... Ic li'Ii':hgot,si 117 thi . 'Gary 1':,troe he jp eowwe , tty,Il;,r not if. I --v , z.- „i 4 .3 ' 2 » Both sisters have been swimming Kinkead, it's good that the Donahue personalities. For starters, Meghan is a *z=z=:1= ... 5 / . ..L7 \ . 4 'I' is ., competitively for about 13 years, and sisters are on the same te·am, because computer science major and Maura 1 197--ak# i\ 1 t, wouldn't have it any other way. they can encourage one another. a pre-nursing major. . . ) 4 Meghan is P "It came natural, especiallysincewe're "What's really good about it is if one According to Kinhead, a swimming family, 3, said Meghan Do- of them is having a poor perform·ance, more introspective and Maura is more -46-*44- 2, nahue "We've been swimming together the other one is there to support them,I / :&,/*A our whole lives. I'm a better swimmer Kinkead said."That has been a big help "We do a lot of stuff together, but . e. 4.,AM because ofher [A#laura]. to both Maura and Meghan. there is a lot of stuff we do separate, , „ outgoing. „ · I. it'..fef'M :2/ in and The sisters also carry that support Maura said. «We have a good mix." Maura -specializes freestyle " /„='* '. , ' was chosen as swimmer of the week over to the team. Kinkead said that he The sisters mayhave their differences, ti / rey . * . 'i# Nov. 15 hy CollegeSwimming.com, witnessed times when theyhelped other however theybothagree thattheyarein . + whileMeghanparticipatesinbackstroke teammateswhentheywerefeelingdown. lovewith swimmingandcannotimagine N .. 2 - and competed in the NCAA Division He said that they don't just help each their life without it. .. ,. ..., 7. - -A, 2.- « I...... '.. II Swimming and Diving Champion- other out,buttheyextendthat leadership Swimming is just what I know. +..:Aw '4*... pool, " ships last spring. quality to others. All my life I have been in the .297.42- Growing up in Milan, Mich. the I In the past we've had some people Meghan said. "It's the only thing I can ...... P Alit Donahue'ssaid they were used to swim- that were 'I'people. But this year we do always .count on. It's my passion and , f .. .it ming on te,inis where almost everyone not seem to have any of them and they my way of life. was related, but arriving ·at UIndy they are more 'we' people. I really like that, Maura explained whenever she is . -.P realized that they weren't a normality. Kinkead said. not swimming, she feels sluggish and 'e=.. time ... -,fgrk#M U - spectacular Maura and Meghan both agree that that she has an ample amount of "Everyone here thinks its Pboto, i,y Jaclyn Litscomb • Be Refiector that were sisters on the same team, but there is no sister rivalry among them. on her hands. it'show it's alwaysbeen...Exceptforlast 'Ihey practice together and push each "It'slike where didallthis time come Freshman Maura Donahue (left) and sister, sophomore Meghm, Donahue (nght), began swimming competitively at said. other in order to improve their perfor- from," said Maura. «Swimming is just tive and six years old.The duo, originally from Milan, Mich., have emerged as leaders on thelady'Hounds swim team year," Meghan . Lastyear,Meghan was afreshman at mance. there, its a part of me. early in the 2009-10 season. .-...... S...... 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