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WE’RE THERE WHEN YOU CAN’T BE TheWEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER Baylor 26, 2012 Lariatwww.baylorlariat.com SPORTS Page 5 SPORTS baylorlariat.com NEWS Page 3 Night ends in defeat Weekend predictions Fun with food The Lady Bears volleyball Listen to how the sports desk thinks the The freshman class will channel team falls to the No. 9 ranked Bears will fair in their conference opener “The Hunger Games” in this University of Texas against West Virginia year’s Follies in Fountain Mall Vol. 113 No. 17 © 2012, Baylor University In Print >> BAD DAY Business school ranks No. 2 in nation Green Day releases a By Laurean Love release published Tuesday. Dr. Kendall Artz, director of Bay- clination for organizing and man- new programs over the past year, less than impressive Staff Writer The survey, ranking the top lor’s entrepreneurship program aging an enterprise, particularly a none of which would have been new album and gives an 25 undergraduate entrepreneur- and chair of the management de- business, and assumes the risk for possible without the support from offensive onstage rant at The Hankamer School of ship programs in the country, partment. such enterprise. alumni partners. He said they the iHeartRadio Music Business’ undergraduate entre- questioned school administrators Nathanael Dunn, a senior “Baylor was one of the first look forward to continuing to ex- Festival preneurship program has been from April to June and took into from San Diego, Calif. said, “Pro- universities in the nation to start plore and discover innovative op- ranked No. 2 in the nation, up account the percentage of the stu- fessor Marlene Reed laid the en- an entrepreneurship program, so portunities to further strengthen Page 4 one spot from last year, and No. dent body enrolled, percentage of trepreneurial foundation that we have long been know as pio- the program. 1 in Texas, amid more than 2,000 their faculty, students and alumni gave both me and my co-founder neers in entrepreneurial educa- “Baylor Entrepreneurship is >> REFS GO WILD schools surveyed by The Princ- that have successfully started the tools necessary to attract in- tion,” said Lori Fogleman, direc- ranked No. 2 in the nation and I eton Review for Entrepreneur “Runners safe at second, a business, and the number of vestors and to be able to work tor of media communications. am proud to be a part of it,” said Magazine. scholarships available for students with accountants and attorneys “To be recognized as one of the Dunn. “Because of this program, touchdown Mavericks!” “As one of the oldest and most in the program. to form and run our LLC. As a top undergraduate entrepreneur- I will hopefully never have to look Check out all the crazy respected in the nation, our en- “That the Baylor entrepre- senior, I look forward to graduat- ship programs in the nation con- for a job. The amazing professors calls made by the refs in trepreneurship program con- neurship program continues to ing and being able to provide jobs sistently, clearly demonstrates the and the courses they teach, equip the Seattle vs. Green Bay tinues to break new ground and rank among the nation’s best is a from this new venture and many kind of transformational educa- us to think and act like effective game provide the finest education for testament to the dedication of our more to come.” tion that Baylor offers its stu- entrepreneurs.” Page 5 our students,” said Dr. Terry S. faculty, staff and alumni who pro- Baylor has offered entrepre- dents.” Maness, dean of Baylor’s Hanka- vide our students an outstanding neurship as a major since 1977 for Artz said the entrepreneur- mer School of Business, in a press entrepreneurship education,” said students who have a particular in- ship program has added many >> BIG MONEY Junior receives grant from EPA to fund environmental research It’s flu season, get PEACE from Page 1 Page 3 On the Web a shot on campus By Maegan Rocio is important because influenza is Staff Writer highly contractible. “Like a lot of viral respiratory Believe it or not, a little cough infections it is droplet spread, so or a sneeze can affect you in the you can catch it if someone coughs long run. or sneezes into the air around The Baylor Health Center is you,” she said. “But you can also gearing up for flu season by offer- catch it by touching shared sur- Download The Lariat app ing vaccinations now until Oct. faces: a book that someone looked today only on iTunes 23. Each vaccination will cost at or a desk that someone sat at. It $20. Students’ E-bill accounts will gets on your hands and then you be billed while faculty and staff rub your eye or your nose or you members will have the cost de- eat something, and then you’ve Viewpoints ducted from their payrolls. Vac- introduced it into yourself.” cinations can also be paid for up People can tell whether they “Their front at one of the eight designat- have been infected by the virus or ed locations on campus. not, Stern said. shenanigans were Sharon Stern, the medical di- “Usually the symptoms of flu rector of the Baylor Health Cen- start very suddenly, and the main legendary, as ter, said the locations were chosen first symptoms are body aches, fe- were their vices. based on past large turnouts. ver, sometimes a dry cough,” she “We have lots and lots of flu said. They made fun vaccine, and we can take several “Usually within a day or so of presidents, hundred at one time at any of they’ll have a sore throat, maybe these for a couple of hours,” she a little of congestion. These are regents, and editors said. “These are all for two hours not as sudden in appearance as each at the wide variety of loca- with abandon. the fever and body aches. People SARAH GEORGE | LARIAT PHOTOGRAPHER tions. We try to hit most of the just suddenly feel quite ill when Now however, it dorm areas, and we’ve kind of five minutes ago they felt perfect. would appear that refined it over the years to doing That’s one of the hallmarks of in- Dorm room ablaze on Fountain Mall places where we’ve had successful fluenza.” numbers of people show up in the The Waco Fire Department demonstrates how quickly a dorm room can catch fire during Dr Pepper the Noble NoZe Hour on Campus Safety Awareness Day Tuesday on Fountain Mall. p a s t .” SEE FLU, page 6 Brotherhood has Stern said getting vaccinated fallen a long way.” Page 2 Obama calls world leaders to action at summit Bear Briefs By Ben Feller ance and violence may initially sembly’s last ministerial meeting, too quick to apologize for Ameri- comment that there is little hope and Nancy Benac be focused on the West, but over when democratic uprisings in the can values. for peace between Israelis and The place to go to know Associated Press time it cannot be contained,” Arab world created a sense of ex- Romney, speaking at a Clinton Palestinians. the places to go Obama warned the U.N. Gen- citement and optimism. Obama Global Initiative forum just miles “Among Israelis and Palestin- UNITED NATIONS — Con- eral Assembly in an urgent call to had tough words for Iran and from the U.N., avoided direct crit- ians,” Obama said, “the future Feel the music fronting global tumult and Mus- action underscored by the high condemned anew the violence in icism of Obama in deference to must not belong to those who lim anger, President Barack Escape to the French stakes for all nations. Syria as Bashar al-Assad tries to the apolitical settings of the day, turn their backs on a prospect of Obama exhorted world leaders The gloomy backdrop for retain power. but he said he hoped to return a peace.” Riviera with the theatre Tuesday to stand fast against Obama’s speech, a world riven by Six weeks before the U.S. year later “as president, having U.N. Secretary-General Ban arts department for its violence and extremism, arguing deadly protests against an anti- presidential election, an unmis- made substantial progress” on Ki-moon’s opening state-of-the- presentation of “Dirty that protecting religious rights Islamic video, by war in Syria, takable campaign element framed democratic reforms. world speech to the General As- Rotten Scoundrels - The and free speech must be a univer- by rising tension over a nuclear Obama’s speech as well: The Obama, likewise, avoided di- sembly’s presidents, prime min- Musical” from 7:30 to 10 sal responsibility and not just an Iran and more, marked the dra- president’s Republican rival, Mitt rect politicking in his speech but isters and monarchs sketched p.m. today at the Jones American obligation. matic shifts that have occurred Romney, has tried to cast him as offered a pointed contrast to his Theatre in the Hooper- “The impulse towards intoler- in the year since the General As- a weak leader on the world stage, GOP opponent’s caught-on-tape SEE OBAMA, page 6 Schaefer Fine Arts Center. For more show dates, visit http://www.baylor.edu/ US, UN ask for theatre. Get cultured Baylor Round Table’s peace plan in Syria October program will By Bradley Klapper might help unite Syria’s opposi- feature a tour of the newly Associated Press tion and engineer a peaceful tran- renovated Gov. Bill and sition away from the four-decade Vara Daniel Historic NEW YORK — The United Assad regime.

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