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DANIEL MASSA Sports Editor Editor’s Note: Page numbers (pg.) indi- 2015–2016 cate where in-depth coverage can be found on the topic in the comprehensive preview on pgs. 9-16. BASKETBALL Heading into his fifth season at the helm of the Dayton men’s basketball team, head coach Archie PREVIEW Miller and his staff, consisting of assistant coaches Kevin Kuwik, Al- len Griffin and Tom Ostrom, can easily see the imprint they’ve made on the program. The impact is not that hard to see from any perspective, as Miller and company have led the program to as many NCAA Tournament wins (five) in the last two seasons as it had recorded in the previous 29. “We’re light-years different than we were when we first got here,” Miller said during an exclusive interview with Flyer News. “In a lot of ways, I don’t think we were very well-respected in the confer- The Dayton men’s basketball team huddles up before the annual Red-Blue Scrimmage on Oct. 24. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor ence. I think that was something that we needed to establish even- “If Dyshawn is back, when he’s floor and you have some guys that McElvene, who was academically provide the Flyers with stiff ear- tually at some point in time to have back, I don’t know what the an- have won a lot of games right now ineligible last season. ly-season tests (For full schedule, see a true program that’s about March. swer is. Will he be able to play? A playing a lot of minutes, clearly Freshman point guard John pg. 20). It’s about [being in the] top 25. lot of that is sort of deemed on they [the voters] feel like there’s a Crosby will get to hone his craft Dayton will play only one true You have to not only win in your conditioning, a lot of that is sort culture here that’s about winning,” while learning from Smith’s exam- road non-conference game, Dec. league, but you have to be respect- of deemed on how much has gone Miller said. ple. He already showed some flash- 9 at Vanderbilt. Despite the Fly- ed in your league.” on within the first 10 games of the Sophomore guard Darrell Da- es of potential at the Red-Blue ers’ placement last year in the First Perhaps there is no better sign season.” vis should be one of those players scrimmage two weekends ago. Four, a placement most people rea- of that respect than the Flyers’ Junior guards Kyle Davis and getting a lot of minutes this sea- “I think the great thing about soned was because of a lack of re- spot at the top of the Atlantic 10 Scoochie Smith, along with fellow son. The sharpshooter has worked John is that he does have natural spect for Dayton’s schedule, Miller preseason coaches poll released junior forward Kendall Pollard, in the offseason to develop other ability, he has natural playmaking is not worried about what a lack of two weeks ago, an honor the Flyers were named as team co-captains aspects of his game, and Miller ex- ability,” Miller said. “I think what non-conference road games might were given despite the uncertainty alongside Pierre over the summer. pects big things from Davis now [we’re] trying to do with John is, cause at the end of the season. shrouding its best returning player. The three will have an increased that he has a year of college expe- like all of our young guys, but in “I think last year was a total Dyshawn Pierre, who was set leadership role now in Pierre’s ab- rience under his belt (pg. 13). particular a point guard, he’s got to joke,” Miller said. “I think the to return for his senior season as sence (pg. 9), with forward Bobby One of the newcomers this sea- learn the system.” selection committee greatly un- the team’s leading returning scorer Wehrli being the only scholarship son is redshirt junior guard Charles The 2015-16 schedule is tied der-seeded us, I think that’s why we and rebounder, was suspended by senior on the roster now. Cooke, who sat out last season af- with last year’s for the number of advanced… I thought the selection the university for the first semester The juniors all echo Miller’s ter transferring from James Madi- nationally televised games, with committee was way off on about after he was found to have violat- sentiments about Pierre and his son. He figures to begin the season 21, including a spot on ESPN’s seven to 10 teams, not just us.” ed the school’s code of conduct future. in the starting lineup, and will look 24-hour college basketball tipoff Miller thinks the conference following a sexual assault investi- “It’s just a decision he has to to make his mark on the Dayton marathon when Dayton hosts Al- is improved over last season, and gation. make with him and his family,” program during his two years here abama Nov. 17 (Check out flyernews. sees the possibility for up to six The suspension would allow Smith said. “I’m sure that he’ll (pg. 14). com for a full schedule breakdown). conference teams getting a berth him to return for the Flyers’ Dec. make the best one.” Four true freshmen and a red- The Flyers will once again com- in the NCAA Tournament. 22 home matchup with Miami While the Flyers will have to shirt freshman will not only make pete in a late November tourna- “Depending on how the non-con- (OH), although there has been no fill the void, whether temporary their Dayton debut, but also their ment, when they will travel to Or- ference [season] goes, I think the official confirmation that he will or permanent, left by Pierre, the collegiate debuts this season. For- lando, Florida, for the AdvoCare A-10 is definitely between a four return. preseason honor helps validate the wards Ryan Mikesell, Sam Mill- Invitational Nov. 26-29. They will and a six bid league this year, so “I don’t know,” Miller said of team’s confidence in their current er and Xeyrius Williams will add meet Iowa, an NCAA Tournament you can’t ask for more than that.” Pierre’s future in a Dayton uni- personnel and the success they’ve some much needed size and depth team last year out of the Big Ten form. “A lot will have to go right proven to be able to achieve (For down low for the Flyers (pg. 14). Conference, in the first round. For the full UD Basketball Preview, see for him and his family here in full roster see pg. 10). 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5021A0058 C24849D Fall B2C Print JOIN THE CLUB_10x6_nwsprnt_1.indd Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SGA resolution offers support to minority students Colloquium celebrates Native American culture, activism JULIA HALL together on the whole issue, explicitly responsible for doing We will try to stand up for you.” In addition to the training, Staff Writer not just about the whole ‘ghet- this,” Rush said. “Moreover, mi- Brill foresees numerous chang- SGA is establishing a dialogue RACHEL CAIN to’ thing, but racism in general nority issues get pushed to the es after this resolution. event. News Editor UD’s Student Government and UD’s blindness to racism,” side for one reason or another. “You see that being attacked “Another event that is current- Association passed a resolution Townsend-Riley explained. “You This resolution puts this task of or being on the wrong end of ly being implemented is a round In commemoration of Na- in response to a strong concern never really hear anything about living up to the UD mission on a hateful comment or series of table discussion about the word tive American Heritage Month, regarding the unwelcoming at- it from the administration. A the shoulders of SGA. I see that hateful comments, SGA has not ‘ghetto,’” Townsend-Riley said. which occurs every November, mosphere experienced by minori- lot of us were really just fed up, to be very fitting.” necessarily done the best job in “It is going to be an educational UD hosted its 14th annual Native ty populations on campus. This and we decided to go out on KU Mike Brill, senior psychology the past for standing up for those debate, but more so about hear- People of the Americas Colloqui- official document, titled “Ex- plaza and protest it. Now, more and political science double ma- students,” Brill continued. “This ing from both sides.” um Nov. 1-2. The theme of this pressing, Executing, and Evaluat- than ever, we need the adminis- jor and SGA president, declared resolution is SGA acknowledging Rush encouraged such dia- year’s colloquium was “Indige- ing the Racial Turbulence on the tration to show support for Af- his support for the resolution: “I that we could be doing a better logue: “I hope that majority stu- nous Identity, Native Activism University of Dayton Campus,” rican-American students and mi- would say, in all aspects of uni- job supporting minority students dents lean in and talk to someone and Colonial Legacies.” was approved Oct. 18. nority students in general.” versity life, we would hope that and populations…and that we that knows about what they are “We started this [the NPAC] Kwynn Townsend-Riley, a disagreeing with. Too often when back in 2001 because they talk senior and director of campus we discuss issues of power, priv- about diversity at UD...but you unity for SGA, authored the res- “I think that on paper, everything about the university fights for inclu- ilege and oppression—especially never hear the voices or see the olution. Her proactivity stemmed race—majority students feel at- faces of Native people,” said from her personal experiences, tacked and retreat. That reaction Mary Ann Angel, Ph.D., at the especially several comments on sivity and justice, but it doesn’t mark any person or group explicitly really gets us nowhere. Find a opening event. Angel, who dis- social media that she received as hall-mate, classmate, teammate, covered several years ago that her a result of her opinion columns responsible for doing this.” —Brandon Rush, SGA bill co-sponsor professor, advisor, anyone who grandmother was a Cherokee, is published in Flyer News. can expand your worldview and a communication professor and “The fact that people were real- listen.” member of the NPAC commit- ly personally offended by my own With the passing of the reso- tee. opinion about the word ‘ghetto’ Townsend-Riley decided to SGA is very vocal and visible in want to develop a precise pro- lution, all students, with an em- Angel emphasized that Na- really baffles me,” Townsend-Ri- take action by writing the reso- its support—but in particular tocol in terms of when SGA phasis on our minority demo- tive Americans should have the ley commented. “I guess I should lution and employing SGA as a for minority populations that are should respond to an incident on graphic, receive an assurance of opportunity to speak about their have known that trying to bring resource for support. tossed under the rug and feel that campus and how they should go SGA’s support. The document cultures, as historically non-Na- light to such a word that is used “I am very happy that the res- we are not as helpful as we can be about doing so.” also encourages students to be- tive individuals have attempted synonymously with our commu- olution passed,” said Brandon for them.” The purpose of writing the come active participants in these to define what it is to be Native nity would have an effect on the Rush, a senior psychology major The content of the resolution resolution, outside of providing a discussions. American and thereby overshad- student body, but I didn’t realize and co-sponsor of the resolution. sets a milestone and precedent for promise of support, was to stim- As Townsend-Riley stated, “I owed true Native American cul- that people would personally take “I think that it puts SGA explicit- SGA. The document states SGA ulate several events and oppor- want [students] to recognize that ture. that out on me.” ly in a position that advocates for “acknowledges that its past re- tunities to discuss and deliberate ignorance is not innocence. Just “The event gives voice to var- She received retaliation on minority students or really stu- sponses to racial injustice, or lack issues of race on campus and, because you don’t know some- ious aspects of Native American Twitter, Facebook and YikYak. dents in general.” thereof, have been inadequate to furthermore, improve the inclu- thing doesn’t mean that you fall experience,” explained Tereza “After my second article, a lot Both Townsend-Riley and Rush address student concerns” and sivity that UD strives to obtain. short of responsibility of trying Szeghi, Ph.D., an English pro- of things started coming up on have high hopes for the potential “dedicates itself to creating a Brill said a few projects are to find out what is happening.” fessor and co-chair of the NPAC YikYak,” she said. “People [were] of this document. formal approach to educating the currently in the works. committee. “We celebrate Native Jamie Jacobs presents on the origins of lacrosse within the Iroquois tradi- Deborah Miranda presented the keynote address at UD’s 14th annual Na- “When it comes to different campus about prominent social “We are looking into a training If you have any ideas about how SGA trying figure out where I lived cultures by giving voice to a range tion. Photo courtesy of Tereza Szeghi. tive People of the Americas Colloquium. Photo courtesy of Tereza Szeghi. and calling me a racist.” situations, especially racism on justice issues.” program that would help develop should carry out the resolution, contact of Native perspectives.” In response to her frustra- campus, a lot of students feel “I think that for the average our student leaders, maybe stu- Mike Brill at [email protected]. The colloquium kicked off tion, Townsend-Riley, along with like UD has sort of ignored it,” student at UD, I want them to dent employees and maybe fac- To view the entire resolution, visit fly- Nov. 1 with a Native American friends, fellow students and sup- Townsend-Riley said. “With look at this resolution and say, ulty and staff,” Brill said, “that ernews.com/sga-resolution-offers-sup- flag song performance followed “There is much more to Native American history than colonization, including their porting staff and faculty mem- SGA’s help, nothing will be ig- ‘Oh, whether I am a minority stu- would help make them aware port-to-minority-students. by a description of the Iroquois bers, protested on KU plaza. nored in the future.” dent or not, SGA supports me in of issues that minority students tradition that led to modern-day pre-colonial histories, cultures, traditions, art, etc. that also is under-represented in Their intent was to draw atten- “I think that on paper, every- everything I do here at UD. If I might face on campus or outside lacrosse. tion to their dissatisfaction with thing about the university fights am the victim of some sort of at- of campus and how to be cultur- Following the presentation, the environment on campus. for inclusivity and justice, but it tack, I can go to SGA,’” Brill said. ally accepting of them and more members of the UD men’s club the mainstream U.S.” —Tereza Szeghi, Ph.D., English professor and co-chair of NPAC “The protests were to stand doesn’t mark any person or group “Students can come talk to us. knowledgeable.” lacrosse team and a local Make-a- Wish youth lacrosse team joined for an instructional clinic and ex- about history, it’s also about cur- dy Union Ballroom the evening Miranda describes the Califor- ples.” rent issues,” Angel said. of Nov. 2. Her keynote address nia missions in her book “Bad The colloquium was coordi- Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. Advertisements must conform to the policies hibition game. Jamie Jacobs, the lacrosse The Native People of the was titled, “‘Even when we’re Indians: A Tribal Memoir:” “Run nated by a planning committee of Flyer News. For a review of these policies, visit flyernews.com/advertising, email [email protected] Americas Colloquium exam- dead we aren’t good enough’: Bad by a well-meaning European reli- of UD faculty and staff and the or contact the Flyer News business office at 847.530.7578. presenter and member of the Tonawanda Seneca tribe, told ined subjects including climate Indians and the Legacy of Juni- gious order convinced that they Circle of Light. CLASSIFIEDS change, the 2010 World Lacrosse pero Serra.” were doing the work of their Su- The Circle of Light Initiative Flyer News that he “travels all over the place” to educate audi- Championship Iroquois contro- Miranda discussed the prob- preme Deity, aka God, a mission was founded by Angel in 2000 approved for six students. 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Deborah Miranda, the keynote fairs Web page about the collo- collective hands of responsibility dents. 4-6 bedroom duplex house years. Homes avaliable for the speaker, presented at the Kenne- quium. for violence against Native peo- 2016- 2017 school year are 117, 44 “[The colloquium] is not just 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SGA resolution offers support to minority students Colloquium celebrates Native American culture, activism JULIA HALL together on the whole issue, explicitly responsible for doing We will try to stand up for you.” In addition to the training, Staff Writer not just about the whole ‘ghet- this,” Rush said. “Moreover, mi- Brill foresees numerous chang- SGA is establishing a dialogue RACHEL CAIN to’ thing, but racism in general nority issues get pushed to the es after this resolution. event. News Editor UD’s Student Government and UD’s blindness to racism,” side for one reason or another. “You see that being attacked “Another event that is current- Association passed a resolution Townsend-Riley explained. “You This resolution puts this task of or being on the wrong end of ly being implemented is a round In commemoration of Na- in response to a strong concern never really hear anything about living up to the UD mission on a hateful comment or series of table discussion about the word tive American Heritage Month, regarding the unwelcoming at- it from the administration. A the shoulders of SGA. I see that hateful comments, SGA has not ‘ghetto,’” Townsend-Riley said. which occurs every November, mosphere experienced by minori- lot of us were really just fed up, to be very fitting.” necessarily done the best job in “It is going to be an educational UD hosted its 14th annual Native ty populations on campus. This and we decided to go out on KU Mike Brill, senior psychology the past for standing up for those debate, but more so about hear- People of the Americas Colloqui- official document, titled “Ex- plaza and protest it. Now, more and political science double ma- students,” Brill continued. “This ing from both sides.” um Nov. 1-2. The theme of this pressing, Executing, and Evaluat- than ever, we need the adminis- jor and SGA president, declared resolution is SGA acknowledging Rush encouraged such dia- year’s colloquium was “Indige- ing the Racial Turbulence on the tration to show support for Af- his support for the resolution: “I that we could be doing a better logue: “I hope that majority stu- nous Identity, Native Activism University of Dayton Campus,” rican-American students and mi- would say, in all aspects of uni- job supporting minority students dents lean in and talk to someone and Colonial Legacies.” was approved Oct. 18. nority students in general.” versity life, we would hope that and populations…and that we that knows about what they are “We started this [the NPAC] Kwynn Townsend-Riley, a disagreeing with. Too often when back in 2001 because they talk senior and director of campus we discuss issues of power, priv- about diversity at UD...but you unity for SGA, authored the res- “I think that on paper, everything about the university fights for inclu- ilege and oppression—especially never hear the voices or see the olution. Her proactivity stemmed race—majority students feel at- faces of Native people,” said from her personal experiences, tacked and retreat. That reaction Mary Ann Angel, Ph.D., at the especially several comments on sivity and justice, but it doesn’t mark any person or group explicitly really gets us nowhere. Find a opening event. Angel, who dis- social media that she received as hall-mate, classmate, teammate, covered several years ago that her a result of her opinion columns responsible for doing this.” —Brandon Rush, SGA bill co-sponsor professor, advisor, anyone who grandmother was a Cherokee, is published in Flyer News. can expand your worldview and a communication professor and “The fact that people were real- listen.” member of the NPAC commit- ly personally offended by my own With the passing of the reso- tee. opinion about the word ‘ghetto’ Townsend-Riley decided to SGA is very vocal and visible in want to develop a precise pro- lution, all students, with an em- Angel emphasized that Na- really baffles me,” Townsend-Ri- take action by writing the reso- its support—but in particular tocol in terms of when SGA phasis on our minority demo- tive Americans should have the ley commented. “I guess I should lution and employing SGA as a for minority populations that are should respond to an incident on graphic, receive an assurance of opportunity to speak about their have known that trying to bring resource for support. tossed under the rug and feel that campus and how they should go SGA’s support. The document cultures, as historically non-Na- light to such a word that is used “I am very happy that the res- we are not as helpful as we can be about doing so.” also encourages students to be- tive individuals have attempted synonymously with our commu- olution passed,” said Brandon for them.” The purpose of writing the come active participants in these to define what it is to be Native nity would have an effect on the Rush, a senior psychology major The content of the resolution resolution, outside of providing a discussions. American and thereby overshad- student body, but I didn’t realize and co-sponsor of the resolution. sets a milestone and precedent for promise of support, was to stim- As Townsend-Riley stated, “I owed true Native American cul- that people would personally take “I think that it puts SGA explicit- SGA. The document states SGA ulate several events and oppor- want [students] to recognize that ture. that out on me.” ly in a position that advocates for “acknowledges that its past re- tunities to discuss and deliberate ignorance is not innocence. Just “The event gives voice to var- She received retaliation on minority students or really stu- sponses to racial injustice, or lack issues of race on campus and, because you don’t know some- ious aspects of Native American Twitter, Facebook and YikYak. dents in general.” thereof, have been inadequate to furthermore, improve the inclu- thing doesn’t mean that you fall experience,” explained Tereza “After my second article, a lot Both Townsend-Riley and Rush address student concerns” and sivity that UD strives to obtain. short of responsibility of trying Szeghi, Ph.D., an English pro- of things started coming up on have high hopes for the potential “dedicates itself to creating a Brill said a few projects are to find out what is happening.” fessor and co-chair of the NPAC YikYak,” she said. “People [were] of this document. formal approach to educating the currently in the works. committee. “We celebrate Native Jamie Jacobs presents on the origins of lacrosse within the Iroquois tradi- Deborah Miranda presented the keynote address at UD’s 14th annual Na- “When it comes to different campus about prominent social “We are looking into a training If you have any ideas about how SGA trying figure out where I lived cultures by giving voice to a range tion. Photo courtesy of Tereza Szeghi. tive People of the Americas Colloquium. Photo courtesy of Tereza Szeghi. and calling me a racist.” situations, especially racism on justice issues.” program that would help develop should carry out the resolution, contact of Native perspectives.” In response to her frustra- campus, a lot of students feel “I think that for the average our student leaders, maybe stu- Mike Brill at [email protected]. The colloquium kicked off tion, Townsend-Riley, along with like UD has sort of ignored it,” student at UD, I want them to dent employees and maybe fac- To view the entire resolution, visit fly- Nov. 1 with a Native American friends, fellow students and sup- Townsend-Riley said. “With look at this resolution and say, ulty and staff,” Brill said, “that ernews.com/sga-resolution-offers-sup- flag song performance followed “There is much more to Native American history than colonization, including their porting staff and faculty mem- SGA’s help, nothing will be ig- ‘Oh, whether I am a minority stu- would help make them aware port-to-minority-students. by a description of the Iroquois bers, protested on KU plaza. nored in the future.” dent or not, SGA supports me in of issues that minority students tradition that led to modern-day pre-colonial histories, cultures, traditions, art, etc. that also is under-represented in Their intent was to draw atten- “I think that on paper, every- everything I do here at UD. If I might face on campus or outside lacrosse. tion to their dissatisfaction with thing about the university fights am the victim of some sort of at- of campus and how to be cultur- Following the presentation, the environment on campus. for inclusivity and justice, but it tack, I can go to SGA,’” Brill said. ally accepting of them and more members of the UD men’s club the mainstream U.S.” —Tereza Szeghi, Ph.D., English professor and co-chair of NPAC “The protests were to stand doesn’t mark any person or group “Students can come talk to us. knowledgeable.” lacrosse team and a local Make-a- Wish youth lacrosse team joined for an instructional clinic and ex- about history, it’s also about cur- dy Union Ballroom the evening Miranda describes the Califor- ples.” rent issues,” Angel said. of Nov. 2. Her keynote address nia missions in her book “Bad The colloquium was coordi- Flyer News reserves the right to reject, alter or omit advertisements. 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“What worries you, masters you.” Coffee study cripples nation STEVEN GOODMAN ing employee has plummeted. Now “I personally don’t drink coffee,” POLL RESULTS TOTAL VOTES: 87 Opinions Editor that the secret to avoiding spilled commented senior mechanical engi- —John Locke, 1632 - 1704 coffee has been unlocked, the 83 per neering major Bryan Kinch, “but I have cent of U.S. adults who are coffee noticed my roommates moving slow- Making waves throughout the cof- drinkers are focusing more atten- er than normal. They hardly ever look fee drinking world, a recent study ex- tion on the oscillating coffee in their up from their coffee cups anymore.” DATE: plains the causes of that beloved caf- mugs rather than on any actual work. Beyond the concerns of perpetu- feinated beverage spilling out of your “Usually, I’d spend the first and last al lateness, UD administrators have 10/19 – 11/1 fneditorial Debate questions need updates mug. University of California, Santa couple hours of my day trying to wake raised concerns about the decreasing Barbara published the study in 2012 up or pack up to go home, respective- closeness of the community. “I used CRITICAL EYE, CRITICAL COMMENT duced to a he-said-she-said back would simply spin it around to and it has broken through the wall ly,” said Thomas Balderdash, a senior to enjoy seeing the smiling faces of and forth. talk about himself or herself, yet between academia and the everyday engineer who would not reveal what students when I would walk through QUESTION: It can take seconds to write something devastating. It can take Certainly this tactic could be that doesn’t change the nature of world via the popular website Reddit. company he worked for, “but now, I campus in the morning,” said Pres- hours, or minutes, for hundreds of people to witness it. valid if it is used to clarify a can- the question. The study, authored by H.C. have to focus so closely on the num- ident Dan Curran, “now, all I find Do you lock your door every time you leave your Maybe that’s extreme, but the Internet is a breeding ground didate’s stance on an issue. For Regardless of who becomes Mayer and R. Krechetnikov, found ber of steps I take with coffee in my are those same students staring infor anonymous hate. And members of the UD community are no example, if another candidate president in 2016, is it really that that coffee is mostly like to spill out hand, I’m lucky to get an hour of work tently at coffee-filled containers and apartment/house? exception. When negativity floods YikYak, Twitter and Facebook commented on what a person’s important what their response of an individual’s mug after taking done. I’ve been late to every meeting moving at an incredibly slow pace.” when race on campus is addressed, and we attend a school with policy stated, obviously that in- is to another candidate? Maybe somewhere between seven and 10 since this study came out. But my Senior finance major and cof- 8,226 students, of which 6,397 are white and only 243 are Afri- dividual should have a chance to the manner in which he or she steps. The study finds this has to do boss, who also drinks coffee, gets it.” fee-drinker Erik Kurcz acknowl- RESULTS: can-American, we need to at a bare minimum be asking why. STEVEN GOODMAN respond. In this way, the ques- responds matters, but the actu- with the biomechanics of the aver- Other employees at Balderdash’s edged the truth in President Cur- The word we need to question now begins with a G. Opinions Editor tions would remain relevant to al answer given isn’t essential to age person’s walk and the low-vis- company expressed similar stress in ran’s remarks. “I hardly see anyone This debate over the ownership of “The Ghetto” is dividing what he or she would do as pres- being a good or bad command- cosity fluid dynamics of the coffee. avoiding the embarrassing predica- when I walk to class anymore. not just students, but faculty, staff and alumni. Week after week, The presidential primary ident rather than responding to er-in-chief. Instead, I hope the Finding the natural frequency at ment of coffee splashing from their I’m too focused on the cup in my we’ve had submissions in our opinions section arguing for one side season is getting under way, some verbal attack. moderators focus more on ques- which coffee sloshes back and forth mugs. Others complained about hand,” said Kurcz, filling up his Yes No or the other of this issue. Week after week, the debate has turned as evidenced by the increasing Sometimes the moderators tions that directly relate to ac- was key: This research found that having to count their steps, stop coffee mug, “now if you’ll excuse dirty in tweets and comments on Facebook and online articles. frequency of Republican and ask the candidates whether or tions a candidate would take as the human gait moves at a nearly and wait for the coffee to return to me, I have meeting across campus 57% – 50 Votes 43% – 37 Votes When each side is preaching to the choir, no side gains ground. Democratic debates scheduled. not they think another candi- president. identical frequency. This means that rest before resuming their journey. in 45 minutes that I need to get to.” When words are straying farther and farther from a conversation This is especially true looking date would be a good president. walking amplifies the frequency at Trickling down from the business The university is working to and closer and closer to hate, everyone loses. into early 2016. While the stereo- This happened in the most re- The next Republican primary debate which your coffee will oscillate back world into universities, UCSB’s re- bring the community back to- Flyer News is a platform to challenge what you and others type of politicians dodging the cent Democratic debate when will be Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 9 p.m. and forth. The faster a person walks, search has hit the University of Day- gether by searching for temporary think. It’s a space to foster dialogue, critically look at the world questions asked by moderators a moderator asked Jim Webb if the next Democratic primary debate the study found, the closer the walk- ton hard. Significant portions of the non-coffee-drinking workers. It and interact with members of our community. We’d like to turn is certainly still present, there he thought Bernie Sanders could will be Saturday, Nov. 14 at 9 p.m. ing frequency comes to coffee’s nat- student body have been routinely late is also considering offering pro- this debate back into a conversation. When our peers are hurt or is something else that has stood “serve as a credible command- ural frequency. Of course, if you’re to class, citing spilled coffee as the grams to help students quit coffee To vote, and see the most up-to-date responses, visit flyernews.com. uncomfortable, we should stop and listen to them—on both sides out to me in the two debates I’ve er-in-chief ” based on the fact low on caffeine already, stumbling main concern. Despite the fact that and get their lives back on track. of the debate. watched: many of the questions that he applied for “status as a Do you have an opinion? Want to will increase the entropy and could many students use travel mugs with Once we understand why something is harmful, we can work are regarding attacks that other conscientious objector?” be heard? Email Opinions Editor have unexpected or chaotic effects lids, the consensus has been that you Editor’s Note: This article is sa- to change it. Until then, let’s think twice before pressing “send.” politicians have made. Maybe it’s just me, or may- Steven Goodman at goodmans1@ on the coffee’s range of motion. can never be too careful. University ad- tirical. Coffee is still the glue that While this type of questioning be I’m taking the question at udayton.edu to share it. The study has left a profound im- ministrators are considering increas- holds the work force together. could have some merit, it seems too high of a level, but I can’t pact on the business world: The pro- ing the time between classes from 15 If you would like to submit an op-ed and contribute to this conversation unproductive to ask a candidate imagine my desire to vote for ductivity of the average coffee-drink- to 30 minutes to combat this problem. or any other, email Opinions Editor Steven Goodman at goodmans1@ how he or she would respond to any candidate would be decided udayton.edu. some claim another candidate or by whether or not they think a politician made. different person would make a Honestly, it seems childish to good president. I imagine some me that a debate could be re- candidates asked this question Safety requires reflection on UD policy fnstaff 2015-2016 STEPHEN HARVEY leads to a stronger community. Finally, I would like to fo- Sophomore, Management The alcohol policy at the Uni- cus on one of the often over- ONLINE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR versity of Dayton clearly states, looked items within the univer- Information Systems in the form of a very long list, sity’s alcohol policy, mitigating Amanda Dee Alise Jarmusz all of the activities considered circumstance. This policy, at- The line between a good violations, from underage drink- tached to the alcohol policy, is What was the most impressive Halloween costume? time and a night at Mi- ing, probably the most com- meant to alleviate some of the PRINT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT ONLINE EDITOR ami Valley Hospital is thin- mon, to drinking games, which fear an individual might have Louis De Gruy ner than most students think. are another staple in the student about requesting help for a Allie Gauthier For more (and video of all) responses, visit flyernews.com. We’ve all been there: When a neighborhood. These policies friend. The basic understand- WEB TECHNICIAN good time turns into a danger- are all meant to protect the stu- ing of the policy is that if you NEWS EDITOR ous situation, and we find one dents here at the University of call public safety, or any other Melissa Shaffer of our friends in need of help. Dayton, as well as to help fos- police or medical authority (ex- Rachel Cain The urge to take them home ter a stronger community. In es- cluding RAs), for help regarding and put them to bed often su- sence, the rules are here to pro- a friend’s health, then you will MULTIMEDIA EDITOR persedes a real requirement for tect students, not hinder them. not be charged with any policy A&E EDITOR Chris Santucci safety. The type of care that may I believe a response is nec- violation. Caveats to this rule Mary Kate Dorr be provided by public safety, or essary to the assertion by many do exist and it is mainly applied UD Rescue Squad, is often left students that these rules often to offenses of alcohol use, not BUSINESS MANAGER to a “friend” who is often also restrict an individual’s ability drug use or any other violations. OPINIONS EDITOR inebriated to a certain degree. to build community and be so- Being the one to call pub- Molly Kunkel I am not one to berate individ- cially active, which is false. The lic safety or an RA may not be Steven Goodman uals about the legality or policy of University of Dayton, as many the popular choice when you ADVERTISING MANAGER alcohol consumption; however, I students are aware, is a diverse find yourself in a risky situa- SPORTS EDITOR believe it is imperative we all take campus—and with over 200 stu- tion. However, it is often nec- Aline Leclair measures to understand this pol- dent organizations, it is certainly essary to protect a friend, or Daniel Massa icy in order to keep each other, not lacking in opportunities to be even a stranger, and is the re- ([email protected]) and ourselves, safe in the variety active. Many of these organiza- sponsibility of every student COPY EDITOR “A buddy who had a placard on and of situations that may arise while tions, and the opportunities they here in our community to do so. CIRCULATION MANAGER “My own friends and I because we “I saw...a girl dressing up as the ‘Haz- “My roommate...dressed up as an “A girl that had a baby on her chest Kira Ogburn a tape measurer and some scis- out in the student neighborhood. provide, build community with- did the Simpsons. I was Maggie ing Lady.’ The sign was just perfect.” eight-foot tall gingerbread man.” that said Stacy, so she was Stacy’s Because of this belief, I will out the use of alcohol. In fact, Chris Zimmer sors...and [the placard] said he did Simpson.” mom.” review the simple policy that the use of alcohol by any orga- ART DIRECTOR alterations in 30 seconds, so he was governs every student at the Uni- nization is not allowed. Thus, a swift tailor.” versity of Dayton and describe getting involved on campus and Kelsey Mills many of the ways in which we, becoming part of an organiza- ERIC COLISH MARY MARGARET MINEFF BRANDI GERSCHUTZ KC ABAKPORO CODY RUFFING as students, need this policy tion will mitigate the supposed Alumnus Senior Junior Senior Sophomore and how, although often con- loss of social interaction caused troversial, our following of it by following the alcohol policy. Class of 2013 AYA Education Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Discover Business Technology 6 OPINIONS OPINIONS 7 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com

“What worries you, masters you.” Coffee study cripples nation STEVEN GOODMAN ing employee has plummeted. Now “I personally don’t drink coffee,” POLL RESULTS TOTAL VOTES: 87 Opinions Editor that the secret to avoiding spilled commented senior mechanical engi- —John Locke, 1632 - 1704 coffee has been unlocked, the 83 per neering major Bryan Kinch, “but I have cent of U.S. adults who are coffee noticed my roommates moving slow- Making waves throughout the cof- drinkers are focusing more atten- er than normal. They hardly ever look fee drinking world, a recent study ex- tion on the oscillating coffee in their up from their coffee cups anymore.” DATE: plains the causes of that beloved caf- mugs rather than on any actual work. Beyond the concerns of perpetu- feinated beverage spilling out of your “Usually, I’d spend the first and last al lateness, UD administrators have 10/19 – 11/1 fneditorial Debate questions need updates mug. University of California, Santa couple hours of my day trying to wake raised concerns about the decreasing Barbara published the study in 2012 up or pack up to go home, respective- closeness of the community. “I used CRITICAL EYE, CRITICAL COMMENT duced to a he-said-she-said back would simply spin it around to and it has broken through the wall ly,” said Thomas Balderdash, a senior to enjoy seeing the smiling faces of and forth. talk about himself or herself, yet between academia and the everyday engineer who would not reveal what students when I would walk through QUESTION: It can take seconds to write something devastating. It can take Certainly this tactic could be that doesn’t change the nature of world via the popular website Reddit. company he worked for, “but now, I campus in the morning,” said Pres- hours, or minutes, for hundreds of people to witness it. valid if it is used to clarify a can- the question. The study, authored by H.C. have to focus so closely on the num- ident Dan Curran, “now, all I find Do you lock your door every time you leave your Maybe that’s extreme, but the Internet is a breeding ground didate’s stance on an issue. For Regardless of who becomes Mayer and R. Krechetnikov, found ber of steps I take with coffee in my are those same students staring infor anonymous hate. And members of the UD community are no example, if another candidate president in 2016, is it really that that coffee is mostly like to spill out hand, I’m lucky to get an hour of work tently at coffee-filled containers and apartment/house? exception. When negativity floods YikYak, Twitter and Facebook commented on what a person’s important what their response of an individual’s mug after taking done. I’ve been late to every meeting moving at an incredibly slow pace.” when race on campus is addressed, and we attend a school with policy stated, obviously that in- is to another candidate? Maybe somewhere between seven and 10 since this study came out. But my Senior finance major and cof- 8,226 students, of which 6,397 are white and only 243 are Afri- dividual should have a chance to the manner in which he or she steps. The study finds this has to do boss, who also drinks coffee, gets it.” fee-drinker Erik Kurcz acknowl- RESULTS: can-American, we need to at a bare minimum be asking why. STEVEN GOODMAN respond. In this way, the ques- responds matters, but the actu- with the biomechanics of the aver- Other employees at Balderdash’s edged the truth in President Cur- The word we need to question now begins with a G. Opinions Editor tions would remain relevant to al answer given isn’t essential to age person’s walk and the low-vis- company expressed similar stress in ran’s remarks. “I hardly see anyone This debate over the ownership of “The Ghetto” is dividing what he or she would do as pres- being a good or bad command- cosity fluid dynamics of the coffee. avoiding the embarrassing predica- when I walk to class anymore. not just students, but faculty, staff and alumni. Week after week, The presidential primary ident rather than responding to er-in-chief. Instead, I hope the Finding the natural frequency at ment of coffee splashing from their I’m too focused on the cup in my we’ve had submissions in our opinions section arguing for one side season is getting under way, some verbal attack. moderators focus more on ques- which coffee sloshes back and forth mugs. Others complained about hand,” said Kurcz, filling up his Yes No or the other of this issue. Week after week, the debate has turned as evidenced by the increasing Sometimes the moderators tions that directly relate to ac- was key: This research found that having to count their steps, stop coffee mug, “now if you’ll excuse dirty in tweets and comments on Facebook and online articles. frequency of Republican and ask the candidates whether or tions a candidate would take as the human gait moves at a nearly and wait for the coffee to return to me, I have meeting across campus 57% – 50 Votes 43% – 37 Votes When each side is preaching to the choir, no side gains ground. Democratic debates scheduled. not they think another candi- president. identical frequency. This means that rest before resuming their journey. in 45 minutes that I need to get to.” When words are straying farther and farther from a conversation This is especially true looking date would be a good president. walking amplifies the frequency at Trickling down from the business The university is working to and closer and closer to hate, everyone loses. into early 2016. While the stereo- This happened in the most re- The next Republican primary debate which your coffee will oscillate back world into universities, UCSB’s re- bring the community back to- Flyer News is a platform to challenge what you and others type of politicians dodging the cent Democratic debate when will be Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 9 p.m. and forth. The faster a person walks, search has hit the University of Day- gether by searching for temporary think. It’s a space to foster dialogue, critically look at the world questions asked by moderators a moderator asked Jim Webb if the next Democratic primary debate the study found, the closer the walk- ton hard. Significant portions of the non-coffee-drinking workers. It and interact with members of our community. We’d like to turn is certainly still present, there he thought Bernie Sanders could will be Saturday, Nov. 14 at 9 p.m. ing frequency comes to coffee’s nat- student body have been routinely late is also considering offering pro- this debate back into a conversation. When our peers are hurt or is something else that has stood “serve as a credible command- ural frequency. Of course, if you’re to class, citing spilled coffee as the grams to help students quit coffee To vote, and see the most up-to-date responses, visit flyernews.com. uncomfortable, we should stop and listen to them—on both sides out to me in the two debates I’ve er-in-chief ” based on the fact low on caffeine already, stumbling main concern. Despite the fact that and get their lives back on track. of the debate. watched: many of the questions that he applied for “status as a Do you have an opinion? Want to will increase the entropy and could many students use travel mugs with Once we understand why something is harmful, we can work are regarding attacks that other conscientious objector?” be heard? Email Opinions Editor have unexpected or chaotic effects lids, the consensus has been that you Editor’s Note: This article is sa- to change it. Until then, let’s think twice before pressing “send.” politicians have made. Maybe it’s just me, or may- Steven Goodman at goodmans1@ on the coffee’s range of motion. can never be too careful. University ad- tirical. Coffee is still the glue that While this type of questioning be I’m taking the question at udayton.edu to share it. The study has left a profound im- ministrators are considering increas- holds the work force together. could have some merit, it seems too high of a level, but I can’t pact on the business world: The pro- ing the time between classes from 15 If you would like to submit an op-ed and contribute to this conversation unproductive to ask a candidate imagine my desire to vote for ductivity of the average coffee-drink- to 30 minutes to combat this problem. or any other, email Opinions Editor Steven Goodman at goodmans1@ how he or she would respond to any candidate would be decided udayton.edu. some claim another candidate or by whether or not they think a politician made. different person would make a Honestly, it seems childish to good president. I imagine some me that a debate could be re- candidates asked this question Safety requires reflection on UD policy fnstaff 2015-2016 STEPHEN HARVEY leads to a stronger community. Finally, I would like to fo- Sophomore, Management The alcohol policy at the Uni- cus on one of the often over- ONLINE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR versity of Dayton clearly states, looked items within the univer- Information Systems in the form of a very long list, sity’s alcohol policy, mitigating Amanda Dee Alise Jarmusz all of the activities considered circumstance. This policy, at- The line between a good violations, from underage drink- tached to the alcohol policy, is What was the most impressive Halloween costume? time and a night at Mi- ing, probably the most com- meant to alleviate some of the PRINT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT ONLINE EDITOR ami Valley Hospital is thin- mon, to drinking games, which fear an individual might have Louis De Gruy ner than most students think. are another staple in the student about requesting help for a Allie Gauthier For more (and video of all) responses, visit flyernews.com. We’ve all been there: When a neighborhood. These policies friend. The basic understand- WEB TECHNICIAN good time turns into a danger- are all meant to protect the stu- ing of the policy is that if you NEWS EDITOR ous situation, and we find one dents here at the University of call public safety, or any other Melissa Shaffer of our friends in need of help. Dayton, as well as to help fos- police or medical authority (ex- Rachel Cain The urge to take them home ter a stronger community. In es- cluding RAs), for help regarding and put them to bed often su- sence, the rules are here to pro- a friend’s health, then you will MULTIMEDIA EDITOR persedes a real requirement for tect students, not hinder them. not be charged with any policy A&E EDITOR Chris Santucci safety. The type of care that may I believe a response is nec- violation. Caveats to this rule Mary Kate Dorr be provided by public safety, or essary to the assertion by many do exist and it is mainly applied UD Rescue Squad, is often left students that these rules often to offenses of alcohol use, not BUSINESS MANAGER to a “friend” who is often also restrict an individual’s ability drug use or any other violations. OPINIONS EDITOR inebriated to a certain degree. to build community and be so- Being the one to call pub- Molly Kunkel I am not one to berate individ- cially active, which is false. The lic safety or an RA may not be Steven Goodman uals about the legality or policy of University of Dayton, as many the popular choice when you ADVERTISING MANAGER alcohol consumption; however, I students are aware, is a diverse find yourself in a risky situa- SPORTS EDITOR believe it is imperative we all take campus—and with over 200 stu- tion. However, it is often nec- Aline Leclair measures to understand this pol- dent organizations, it is certainly essary to protect a friend, or Daniel Massa icy in order to keep each other, not lacking in opportunities to be even a stranger, and is the re- ([email protected]) and ourselves, safe in the variety active. Many of these organiza- sponsibility of every student COPY EDITOR “A buddy who had a placard on and of situations that may arise while tions, and the opportunities they here in our community to do so. CIRCULATION MANAGER “My own friends and I because we “I saw...a girl dressing up as the ‘Haz- “My roommate...dressed up as an “A girl that had a baby on her chest Kira Ogburn a tape measurer and some scis- out in the student neighborhood. provide, build community with- did the Simpsons. I was Maggie ing Lady.’ The sign was just perfect.” eight-foot tall gingerbread man.” that said Stacy, so she was Stacy’s Because of this belief, I will out the use of alcohol. In fact, Chris Zimmer sors...and [the placard] said he did Simpson.” mom.” review the simple policy that the use of alcohol by any orga- ART DIRECTOR alterations in 30 seconds, so he was governs every student at the Uni- nization is not allowed. Thus, a swift tailor.” versity of Dayton and describe getting involved on campus and Kelsey Mills many of the ways in which we, becoming part of an organiza- ERIC COLISH MARY MARGARET MINEFF BRANDI GERSCHUTZ KC ABAKPORO CODY RUFFING as students, need this policy tion will mitigate the supposed Alumnus Senior Junior Senior Sophomore and how, although often con- loss of social interaction caused troversial, our following of it by following the alcohol policy. Class of 2013 AYA Education Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Discover Business Technology 8 OPINIONS 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 9 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com America’s never-ending war US-Iraq relations since 9/11 February 2001: The U.S. and Britain begin bombing raids on back to the early ’90s, when H.W. to look down at the path on which Bush used his international influence we are treading. The government Iraq’s air defense - with minimal support from other nations. to put together a coalition with broad of Iraq is incapable of functioning U.N. Security Council support. The without outside military assistance. September 2002: At a U.N. General Assembly, President 2015–2016 coalition knocked Iraq out of Ku- The government has given the wait, but did not continue on to re- president wartime rights and sus- George W. Bush tells world leaders to face the “grave and gather- move Saddam Hussein from power. pended our writ of habeas corpus, ing danger” of Iraq, and if they won’t, to not interfere when the U.S. Then Secretary of Defense Dick suspending a person in custody’s takes action. Cheney defended this decision, stat- right to be brought before a court, LEO SCHENK ing that if we removed Saddam from with the 2012 National Defense March 2003: President Bush declares Saddam Hussein and BASKETBALL Columnist, Junior power, “there would have been a U.S. Authorization Act. The Air Force occupation of Iraq.” He claimed, as yet again convinced the American his sons have 48 hours to leave Iraq or face war. The U.S. invades On Thursday, Oct. 22, the Pen- his generals had informed him, the people that they could do far more the country. tagon confirmed the first American entrance of the United States into than they would ever be capable of, casualty in the renewed fight in the a quagmire in Iraq would last 30 while the government was left hop- June 2004: U.S. occupiers transfer their sovereignty to the Middle East. Five days later, Sec- years—at least. This is a good ar- ing and praying for it to leave a dev- PREVIEW retary of Defense Ashton Carter gument, which brings up the point astating blow to the forces of ISIS. interim Iraqi government under Prime Minister Iyad Allawi. stated that the United States will that the United States did just that. Meanwhile, as ISIS has not been begin direct action on the ground Since the U.S. military removed getting any weaker, geopolitical ri- against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, Saddam from power, the prediction vals such as Russia and Iran have January 2007: President Bush declares thousands more U.S. according to NBC. This, no more of the action’s after-effects have been flexing their muscles with troops will be stationed in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. than eight months after President come true. The U.S. had to stay as their own militaries and paramilitar- Obama stated there would be no an occupying force for years, then ies in Iraq and Syria. Now, instead U.S. troops on the ground in the when President Obama came into of thinking they have abandoned March 2009: President Barack Obama announces withdrawal fight against this terrorist group. office and finished the process of the region to their rivals, the gov- of most U.S. troops by end of August 2010, completing total remov- America has contributed troops removing troops begun by his pre- ernment has reopened the longest al by end of 2011. to the Middle East again—less decessor, the whole situation fell theater of war in the country’s his- than a decade after removing them. apart. This could be due, in part, to tory only to lose more American Though, this is really just the latest the situation in neighboring Syria, lives and bring about the potential December 2011: U.S. completes troop withdrawal. in a series of broken promises made but it’s just as reasonable to place the for a great power war to be started. by the military and the government blame for the situation on the Amer- The United States has been at to the American people about so- ican war in Iraq, making refugees war with nothing for long enough. January 2015: Coalition against ISIS, headed by the U.S., called “Mission Creep,” and with- and war-hardened soldiers plentiful I think that there are significantly launches more than 900 air strikes against militant targets in Iraq. out troops from our NATO allies. across the region—especially lend- better options to do with our lives The beginning of this whole story ing credence with the fact that the and our money as a nation. It is time actually had a positive outlook, as it new government in Iraq lasted less to stop this endless War on Terror, October 2015: In an attempt to free ISIS prisoners, an Ameri- stemmed from the coalition of the than three years before losing a third for the sake of our lives and liberties. can soldier was killed in Iraq for the first time since the resurgence Gulf War, and many were hailing it of its territory to the former al-Qa- of U.S. military intervention in 2014. as a new method of fighting war in ida affiliate we now know as ISIS. Research from the BBC. the world. To see this, one must look The last two years have forced us Graphic by Co-Editor-in-Chief Amanda Dee.

UD trademarks ‘The Ghetto’ to implement campus rebrand Junior guard Kyle Davis finishes a slam dunk during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor ANDREW KOERNER the manufacturing business last Alumnus, Class of 2015 here? No. Neither will whatever “Changes will include the removal of all heating and projects are currently underway.” I. M. Lyon, chair of the office Three junior co-captains set to lead Flyers this year Since the beginning weeks of of student admissions, expressed KATIE OBEAR ateur Athletic Union (AAU) prior to the Atlantic 10 conference’s Chris Daniels this academic semester, both air conditioning units from university houses, [and an] encouragement to students who the University of Dayton ad- have not implemented the word Staff Writer coming to Dayton. Most Improved Player Award last season. ministration and student body insertion of bedbugs into all university provided beds.” “ghetto” into their vernacular. Pollard and Davis, both originally from Last season, Smith won the team’s Dr. have been under pressure to “Say it freely!” Lyon said, “It’s Three juniors are leading the Dayton Chicago, also competed against each oth- George Rau Spirit Award, which is given change the racial culture that encouraged, and we hope you men’s basketball team as captains for the er during their years in high school when to the player who displays true team spirit, currently exists on campus. Af- sity released an announcement since been added to the online dent Daniel Curran addressed don’t think twice about it. You first time in two years. Pollard attended Simeon Career Academy on and off the court. Smith also received ter myriad Flyer News articles from the dean of students’ of- version of the campus master media outlets the following day know how when you call your and student-organized rallies, fice: “Fellow Flyers, the word plan. Changes will include the regarding the announcement. best friend a wh--e and it’s OK Guards Kyle Davis and Scoochie and Davis attended Hyde Park Academy the Uhl Family Endowed Scholarship, giv- several students approached the ‘ghetto’ has been tied to our removal of all heating and air “Why did we ever fight this?” to do that, but you wouldn’t do Smith, along with forward Kendall Pol- and transferred to Morgan Park for his en to the player who exemplifies the quali- administration demanding to be community for longer than any conditioning units from univer- Curran said while sipping on a that in front of your parents? lard, have each been on the team since senior season. ties of good sportsmanship and character. one of us has been settled on this sity houses, insertion of bedbugs pina colada, reclining in a beach recognized as a struggling mi- We’re allowing you to call your they were freshman. They each have “I think with us three, it is a real broth- This season already, Pollard has been nority group. Carrie Malarkey, campus. After several attempts to into all university provided beds, chair with both feet submerged friend a wh--e in front of your played an important role for the Flyers erhood, getting acquainted with each oth- named to the preseason All-Atlantic 10 sophomore finance major from terminate its utterance, we have mass excavation of previously in a baby pool full of sauvignon parents now. Except your friend Hinsdale, Illinois, expressed recognized our errors and wish filled pot holes on Kiefaber and blanc set up in the middle of is the university, and the wh- since their freshmen year, when the Fly- er through the AAU circuit,” Smith said in Third Team. her concerns to Flyer News to go above and beyond in recog- Lowes Streets and replacement the Science Center lobby under -e is ‘The Ghetto.’ It may seem ers made the Elite Eight for the first time an exclusive interview with Flyer News. “All three guys have gained a ton of during a sit-in at St. Mary’s Hall. nizing your fundamental right to of all meal plans with the Sup- an inflated palm tree. “We’ve weird at first, but, seriously, our since 1984. “Between us three there is not a lot of experience over their first two years,” head freedom of speech. Effective im- plemental Nutrition Assistance heard the opinions of the mass- “We’re trying to express to lawyers said it’s totally cool.” The past two years, seniors Devin Ol- talking on the court because we know we coach Archie Miller said. “They were all Housing and Residence Life mediately, the official name for Program (formerly known as es and can’t help but wonder iver and Jordan Sibert were captains and have one goal in mind, and that is just to part of a great run as freshmen and they that we aren’t as well off as they our collective neighborhoods is the Food Stamp Program). In why we didn’t do this sooner. Editor’s Note: This article is think we are,” she said. “I per- ‘The Ghetto.’ With this official addition, Facilities Management We’re going to do everything satirical. It shall remain the primarily led the team, especially during win a game, no matter how we win it. We all impacted our team in different ways. sonally can only purchase two name change, we will be speak- will cease the weekend removal we can to make our neighbor- South student neighborhood the NCAA tournament runs leading up know what it takes to win a game, just I think as sophomores they were really chai lattes from The Blend ev- ing not only to our history but of student trash from campus hoods reflective of the proud, and administrators invite critical to the Elite Eight and the third round in having experience.” thrown into the fire and clearly had an to the city of Dayton’s history. properties and salting pathways Dayton ghetto that exists today.” ery morning—and I have an 8 thought and careful consideration 2014 and 2015, respectively. Last season, the three stood out on opportunity on the court to generate a lot a.m. I can’t make it all the way You’ll be seeing many corre- in the winter. Career Services, a When asked about the city before calling it by its nickname. to Fitz Hall by then. There are sponding changes to our cam- widely used campus resource that of Dayton’s recent successes in This year, the leadership has changed, the team. Smith, a point guard, led the of confidence within themselves.” dozens of others like me just pus layout in the coming weeks. helps hundreds of students mold small business growth and down- with the role of captain placed in the team in assists with 3.8 per game. Davis With 53 wins under their belt over their struggling to get by each day.” It’s a great day to be a Flyer!” career paths and find jobs ev- town residence refurbishment, hands of the juniors, at least for the first ranked second in blocks and steals, and first two seasons, the three are on pace to This past Monday, the univer- The upcoming changes men- ery year, will also be disbanded. Curran kept his comments short. 10 games of the season. Over the sum- Pollard was tied with Pierre as the team’s become the program’s winningest four- tioned in the statement have University of Dayton Presi- “It won’t last,” he said. “Did mer, head coach Archie Miller named the second-highest scorer with 12.7 points per year class. ourpolicy three juniors, along with suspended senior game. “We’ve all got different roles, but we Dyshawn Pierre, as team captains. For these juniors, leading the team is are all intertwined with each other to be Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to have a dialogue with the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no The three had been familiar with each something they have done consistently as one,” Davis said. representations or warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Note: Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or other long before they ever stepped onto from day one. Davis earned the team’s advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 500- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions must include name, major, year and phone number. the court at UD Arena. Best Defender award consecutively over All of them participated in the Am- the last two years, while Pollard earned 8 OPINIONS 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 9 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com America’s never-ending war US-Iraq relations since 9/11 February 2001: The U.S. and Britain begin bombing raids on back to the early ’90s, when H.W. to look down at the path on which Bush used his international influence we are treading. The government Iraq’s air defense - with minimal support from other nations. to put together a coalition with broad of Iraq is incapable of functioning U.N. Security Council support. The without outside military assistance. September 2002: At a U.N. General Assembly, President 2015–2016 coalition knocked Iraq out of Ku- The government has given the wait, but did not continue on to re- president wartime rights and sus- George W. Bush tells world leaders to face the “grave and gather- move Saddam Hussein from power. pended our writ of habeas corpus, ing danger” of Iraq, and if they won’t, to not interfere when the U.S. Then Secretary of Defense Dick suspending a person in custody’s takes action. Cheney defended this decision, stat- right to be brought before a court, LEO SCHENK ing that if we removed Saddam from with the 2012 National Defense March 2003: President Bush declares Saddam Hussein and BASKETBALL Columnist, Junior power, “there would have been a U.S. Authorization Act. The Air Force occupation of Iraq.” He claimed, as yet again convinced the American his sons have 48 hours to leave Iraq or face war. The U.S. invades On Thursday, Oct. 22, the Pen- his generals had informed him, the people that they could do far more the country. tagon confirmed the first American entrance of the United States into than they would ever be capable of, casualty in the renewed fight in the a quagmire in Iraq would last 30 while the government was left hop- June 2004: U.S. occupiers transfer their sovereignty to the Middle East. Five days later, Sec- years—at least. This is a good ar- ing and praying for it to leave a dev- PREVIEW retary of Defense Ashton Carter gument, which brings up the point astating blow to the forces of ISIS. interim Iraqi government under Prime Minister Iyad Allawi. stated that the United States will that the United States did just that. Meanwhile, as ISIS has not been begin direct action on the ground Since the U.S. military removed getting any weaker, geopolitical ri- against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, Saddam from power, the prediction vals such as Russia and Iran have January 2007: President Bush declares thousands more U.S. according to NBC. This, no more of the action’s after-effects have been flexing their muscles with troops will be stationed in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. than eight months after President come true. The U.S. had to stay as their own militaries and paramilitar- Obama stated there would be no an occupying force for years, then ies in Iraq and Syria. Now, instead U.S. troops on the ground in the when President Obama came into of thinking they have abandoned March 2009: President Barack Obama announces withdrawal fight against this terrorist group. office and finished the process of the region to their rivals, the gov- of most U.S. troops by end of August 2010, completing total remov- America has contributed troops removing troops begun by his pre- ernment has reopened the longest al by end of 2011. to the Middle East again—less decessor, the whole situation fell theater of war in the country’s his- than a decade after removing them. apart. This could be due, in part, to tory only to lose more American Though, this is really just the latest the situation in neighboring Syria, lives and bring about the potential December 2011: U.S. completes troop withdrawal. in a series of broken promises made but it’s just as reasonable to place the for a great power war to be started. by the military and the government blame for the situation on the Amer- The United States has been at to the American people about so- ican war in Iraq, making refugees war with nothing for long enough. January 2015: Coalition against ISIS, headed by the U.S., called “Mission Creep,” and with- and war-hardened soldiers plentiful I think that there are significantly launches more than 900 air strikes against militant targets in Iraq. out troops from our NATO allies. across the region—especially lend- better options to do with our lives The beginning of this whole story ing credence with the fact that the and our money as a nation. It is time actually had a positive outlook, as it new government in Iraq lasted less to stop this endless War on Terror, October 2015: In an attempt to free ISIS prisoners, an Ameri- stemmed from the coalition of the than three years before losing a third for the sake of our lives and liberties. can soldier was killed in Iraq for the first time since the resurgence Gulf War, and many were hailing it of its territory to the former al-Qa- of U.S. military intervention in 2014. as a new method of fighting war in ida affiliate we now know as ISIS. Research from the BBC. the world. To see this, one must look The last two years have forced us Graphic by Co-Editor-in-Chief Amanda Dee.

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Kelsey Mills/Art Director 12 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 13 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Davis hopes to make big sophomore leap STEVE MILLER he can play with the ball in his hands Staff Writer and make better decisions,” Miller said. “Not just be a transporter, but make the right play. He’s done that Darrell Davis was forced to ac- in practice. He’s been able to get to climate fast to collegiate basketball. the basket a lot more. He’s been able As a freshman last season, he to get fouled a lot more.” didn’t expect to play a prominent Even if Davis does turn into a role on a Flyers team that was com- more dynamic guard however, don’t ing off an Elite Eight run. But ex- expect him to take any fewer long- tenuating circumstances led to a range shots. shortened roster, and Davis had to “I think Darrell is going to make spring into action to help Dayton a killing in transition, as all of our stay afloat in the Atlantic 10. He guys do from behind the line who came up big. can shoot the ball,” Miller said. “But Now, after two NCAA tourna- I think in the half court, [we will] ment victories last year and a 45.2% put him in situations where he can 3-point shooting percentage that get a couple shots off.” led the A-10, Davis is set to make Davis, of course, is continuing to an even bigger impact on Dayton’s perfect his forte. men’s basketball team, which was “After practice, we have to make projected by A-10 coaches to win 75 three’s,” Davis said of a normal the conference in a preseason poll shooting routine. “And I take released two weeks ago. about 102 shots [to make 75].” Davis’ motor, last season and In addition to his physical pres- right now, has been his work ethic. ence, Davis will also add a leadership “He was really thrown into the role, mentoring the Flyers who will fire last year and had to play a ton of take the floor for the first time. Sophomore guard Darrell Davis drives up the floor during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage at UD Arena. minutes as a freshman, and in some “Archie tells me a lot in practice Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor cases wasn’t ready,” head coach Ar- to lead the freshmen because [last chie Miller said in an interview with year] I was in their position, and I 2015-16 Department of Accounting Scholarship Recipients: Flyer News. “[But] I think he’s a know what they’re going through,” stronger player…I think he’s a more Davis said. “I accept that role…to Michael J. Doyle Scholarship Clark Schaefer Hackett confident player [because of that].” lead them on the court and off it.” Jonathan Diemer Scholarship “Your freshman to sophomore He added that his desire to work and Alexander Kubalski Melissa Martino year is the biggest jump,” Miller said improve extends into the classroom. Brian Markgraf Crowe Horwath LLP of his guard, who he wants to see “I think we’ve already seen the Lindsey Simko Outstanding Student turn into a more physical, complete best of Darrell here in his offsea- Sam Verrilli player this year. son and in his preseason in terms Xiaotong Zhou Scholarship Bryan Phillips “I need to gain weight, so I need of his maturity level,” Miller said of John E. Ellis Jr. Scholarship Natalie Shanks to eat a lot and maintain my weight his guard’s intangibles. “In both on Ruben Delgado from Monday to Sunday,” Davis the court while he’s working and off Betty Gaboutou Edward Walker Rodgers said. “Archie told me that if I want the court.” Kaitlyn Jones Memorial Scholarship to be better, I have to [put in the The team, though, has already be- Courtney Patrick Connor Judd Leah Stuckey work] in the offseason. So I focused gun to see the on-court dividends of Timothy G. Novotny Beta Alpha Psi Endowed on being more aggressive this year, Davis’ hard work. Endowed Scholarship and trying to maintain my nutrition.” “I think you see a more complete Matthew Sartschev Scholarship Just like when he was called on guy—a guy that can get to the Sijia Chen David & Gayle Sanders last season, Davis has worked hard foul line a little more, a guy that can Grace NeCastro Scholarship 937-298-3030 and worked often. get to the rim a little more,” Miller Walter L. & Carol A. Bennett 937-298-3030 Amanda Lochtefeld “He’s a gym rat. I mean, he’s al- said. “Defensively, he’s much more Endowed Scholarship ways the first in to shoot and he’s experienced and knows what he’s Deloitte Scholarship Griffen Korner clearly one of the last ones to leave,” doing, you won’t see as many mis- Tayler Covers Joseph Staley 531531 WilmingtonWilmington Ave,Ave, DaytonDayton Melody Shearron Miller said. “He loves the game and takes. Freshman to sophomore is PwC Scholarship loves being there with [teammates] always the biggest jump and we’ve E Y Scholarship Kirsten Bartlett working with him.” already started to see him make that Allyson Haidet Mark Huml

FAST, FREE DELIVERY In order to add an element to his jump.” Monika Morawa Emily O’Donnell Frances J. Brady Scholarship game during the season, though, Da- Davis, almost salivating at the Logan Bonifas TO UD CAMPUS & vis had to expand his repertoire on thought of the upcoming season, Grant Thornton Scholarship Graduate Assistantship the practice court beyond shooting is clearly ready to embrace his new Christina Rose AREA! Nikki Hinkebein (ACC) the ball. role. FEI Outstanding Student Grace NeCastro (ACC) “That consists of me coming off “I’m ready to play—that’s all,” he Scholarship Taylor Nocera ((MOD) ball screens, getting to my team- said. “I can’t wait for the Red Scare Jonathan Diemer Sean O’Grady (ECO/FIN) Our Unbelievable mates, making plays, getting to the to be out there cheering for us too.” Ron Burrows Scholarship Rachel Rodriguez (MOD) basket, pulling up for a jump shot,” BREAKFAST PIZZA Joanna Bologna OSCPA Rep Scholarship: Davis said of his desire to be more For all the photos from the Red-Blue Elizabeth Grandi Rebecca Krajewski Any three toppings only aggressive. “Just not sitting in the Scrimmage, visit flyernews.com/ud-photos. Christian Harmon FSA Outstanding Accounting corner waiting for somebody to give Rebecca Krajewski me the ball.” Student Award BKD Scholarship David Nowak $8.99 “The thing that he has to get a Rebecca Reisberg little better at this year is show that

12 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 13 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Davis hopes to make big sophomore leap STEVE MILLER he can play with the ball in his hands Staff Writer and make better decisions,” Miller said. “Not just be a transporter, but make the right play. He’s done that Darrell Davis was forced to ac- in practice. He’s been able to get to climate fast to collegiate basketball. the basket a lot more. He’s been able As a freshman last season, he to get fouled a lot more.” didn’t expect to play a prominent Even if Davis does turn into a role on a Flyers team that was com- more dynamic guard however, don’t ing off an Elite Eight run. But ex- expect him to take any fewer long- tenuating circumstances led to a range shots. shortened roster, and Davis had to “I think Darrell is going to make spring into action to help Dayton a killing in transition, as all of our stay afloat in the Atlantic 10. He guys do from behind the line who came up big. can shoot the ball,” Miller said. “But Now, after two NCAA tourna- I think in the half court, [we will] ment victories last year and a 45.2% put him in situations where he can 3-point shooting percentage that get a couple shots off.” led the A-10, Davis is set to make Davis, of course, is continuing to an even bigger impact on Dayton’s perfect his forte. men’s basketball team, which was “After practice, we have to make projected by A-10 coaches to win 75 three’s,” Davis said of a normal the conference in a preseason poll shooting routine. “And I take released two weeks ago. about 102 shots [to make 75].” Davis’ motor, last season and In addition to his physical pres- right now, has been his work ethic. ence, Davis will also add a leadership “He was really thrown into the role, mentoring the Flyers who will fire last year and had to play a ton of take the floor for the first time. Sophomore guard Darrell Davis drives up the floor during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage at UD Arena. minutes as a freshman, and in some “Archie tells me a lot in practice Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor cases wasn’t ready,” head coach Ar- to lead the freshmen because [last chie Miller said in an interview with year] I was in their position, and I 2015-16 Department of Accounting Scholarship Recipients: Flyer News. “[But] I think he’s a know what they’re going through,” stronger player…I think he’s a more Davis said. “I accept that role…to Michael J. Doyle Scholarship Clark Schaefer Hackett confident player [because of that].” lead them on the court and off it.” Jonathan Diemer Scholarship “Your freshman to sophomore He added that his desire to work and Alexander Kubalski Melissa Martino year is the biggest jump,” Miller said improve extends into the classroom. Brian Markgraf Crowe Horwath LLP of his guard, who he wants to see “I think we’ve already seen the Lindsey Simko Outstanding Student turn into a more physical, complete best of Darrell here in his offsea- Sam Verrilli player this year. son and in his preseason in terms Xiaotong Zhou Scholarship Bryan Phillips “I need to gain weight, so I need of his maturity level,” Miller said of John E. Ellis Jr. Scholarship Natalie Shanks to eat a lot and maintain my weight his guard’s intangibles. “In both on Ruben Delgado from Monday to Sunday,” Davis the court while he’s working and off Betty Gaboutou Edward Walker Rodgers said. “Archie told me that if I want the court.” Kaitlyn Jones Memorial Scholarship to be better, I have to [put in the The team, though, has already be- Courtney Patrick Connor Judd Leah Stuckey work] in the offseason. So I focused gun to see the on-court dividends of Timothy G. Novotny Beta Alpha Psi Endowed on being more aggressive this year, Davis’ hard work. Endowed Scholarship and trying to maintain my nutrition.” “I think you see a more complete Matthew Sartschev Scholarship Just like when he was called on guy—a guy that can get to the Sijia Chen David & Gayle Sanders last season, Davis has worked hard foul line a little more, a guy that can Grace NeCastro Scholarship 937-298-3030 and worked often. get to the rim a little more,” Miller Walter L. & Carol A. Bennett 937-298-3030 Amanda Lochtefeld “He’s a gym rat. I mean, he’s al- said. “Defensively, he’s much more Endowed Scholarship ways the first in to shoot and he’s experienced and knows what he’s Deloitte Scholarship Griffen Korner clearly one of the last ones to leave,” doing, you won’t see as many mis- Tayler Covers Joseph Staley 531531 WilmingtonWilmington Ave,Ave, DaytonDayton Melody Shearron Miller said. “He loves the game and takes. Freshman to sophomore is PwC Scholarship loves being there with [teammates] always the biggest jump and we’ve E Y Scholarship Kirsten Bartlett working with him.” already started to see him make that Allyson Haidet Mark Huml

14 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 15 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Newfound size revitalizes Flyers’ frontcourt JONNY JESSUP James Madison, understands the the game is really going to Women’s Basketball Preview Staff Writer importance of having many players change for them,” Miller available down low. said. “And then they [will] CHRIS BENDEL “It gives us depth, number one,” get used to it. Once they Staff Writer It’s no secret the Dayton Flyers Cooke said. “Last season we had get used to it you’ll see lacked size last season on the bas- seven players and we subbed in them grow, but freshmen ketball court. Bobby Wehrli, so that makes me are freshmen.” This season, the Flyers are pretty excited. Not saying I would Among these players is The 2015-2016 Dayton wom- growing. They now have four play all 40 minutes if they weren’t redshirt freshman Steve en's basketball team faces the task players over 6-foot-6 on the roster there, but it gives us a lot of depth McElvene, also known of reloading instead of merely re- with freshmen Sam Miller, Xey- and those guys are pretty good.” around campus as Big building. After the season-ending rius Williams and Ryan Mikesell, Wehrli pointed out some of the Steve. Standing 6-foot- loss to the eventual national cham- along with redshirt freshman Steve other positives, as well. 11, McElvene is the tallest pion, the Connecticut Huskies, in McElvene. While the Flyers found “It adds more options for us, player on the roster and the Elite Eight of the 2015 NCAA success, going to the third round there’s more guys that can come will be able to show what Tournament, the Flyers lost seniors of the NCAA tournament playing off the bench during games and re- he’s made of this season. and leading-scorers, guard Andrea “small ball” last season, the new ally contribute,” Wehrli said. “Also, The towering young player Hoover and forward Ally Malott. addition of height will add some it helps us prepare a little bit bet- was a force to be reckoned The two seniors led the team to much needed depth to the team. ter when we’re going to be playing with in high school, able a 28-7 overall record and a 14-2 re- The new versatility of the added guys who are six-[foot]-eight, six- to dominate the rim, but Redshirt freshman center Steve McElvene leaps toward the rim during warmups at the Oct. cord in Atlantic 10 play last season. big-men takes some weight off the [foot]-nine. It’s better to have peo- Miller knows the college 24 Red-Blue scrimmage at UD Arena. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor Production-wise, the departures shoulders of veteran taller players ple who are similar to that height in level is a whole different leave a large gap to be filled - the The red squad huddles up during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage at UD Arena. The women’s basketball team was picked second in the Atlantic 10 preseason poll. like sophomore junior Kendall practice and get some good com- setting. “As big as he is and how he’s The Flyers proved to be a force team loses 43 percent of total scor- Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor Pollard, redshirt junior Charles petition from them.” “Steve is going to be one of able to get rim to rim and give us to be reckoned with even without ing, 34 percent of total rebounding Cooke and senior Bobby Wehrli. While head coach Archie Miller those guys in particular, he’s a true a presence [through] offensive re- multiple big men at their dispos- and 54.8 percent of total 3-point the team second in the preseason UD frontcourt and defensive unit. preseason league favorites and meet The team hosts Yale for the sea- Last season, Pollard and Wehrli believes these young athletes will center. He’s so used to just being bounding, being around the basket, al last season. Throw these new field goals made. coaches poll. Rounding out the starting unit, again with possible conference son-opener, set for Friday, Nov. 13. took many of the taller match-ups make an impact on his Dayton around the rim and playing under he should dominate the offensive freshmen into the mix, and the To fill the production gap, the “Every year is different,” Jabir junior center Saicha Grant-Allen re- championship implications Feb. 14 The game will tip off at 11 a.m. in games, and having the quick aid team, he also knows it’s going to the basket, he gravitates to that at glass for us and then continue to Flyers are a more complete basket- team will rely on an up-tempo said. “I know a lot of people are turns after averaging five rebounds in Washington, D.C. Conference play will begin Jan. 3 of these new players off the bench take some time until they are accus- times. It’s hard to do that in col- learn the system on offense,” Miller ball team. Time will tell if they can offense and contributions from a concerned about our graduation along with 6.3 points per game, and ESPNU will televise the latter, against Duquesne in Pittsburgh and will add some fresh legs when tomed to college-level play. lege,” Miller said. said. “We play a unique way and he help the Flyers reach new heights lineup that can play with length or losses but I don't think twice about sophomore point guard Jenna Bur- one of the six nationally televised will be televised on the CBS Sports they’re needed. “I think from Steve to Sam to While college is a completely dif- has to see how that fits. We have to during the 2015-16 season. choose to play with four guards. It's them... with the group we have dette also returns after averaging games on Dayton's schedule. Network. Cooke, who is eligible to play Xeyrius, those three guys in gener- ferent stage for McElvene, there’s make him believe in how we play, this type of versatility that can help people thought enough about us to 23.3 minutes per game last season. Though selected second in the this season after sitting out last al, they’re going to get a real wake no denying his height will help the moving him around and not just mitigate the loss of the two seniors pick us second in the league.” Jabir anticipates Burdette to con- league, after the success in the For all the photos from the Red-Blue year following his transfer from up call as each week goes by how Flyers play tremendously. standing on the box.” from last season. The Flyers return three seniors tinue to make strides in the devel- NCAA tournament last season, the Scrimmage, visit flyernews.com/ud-pho- “A lot of teams last year took it including third-leading scorer opment of her game, evident in the Flyers understand they will get the tos. For more sports updates, follow @ as if we stopped Ally [Malott] or Deane, who was selected by league recent Red-Blue scrimmage, when opposing team's best game every FlyerNews.com. [Andrea] Hoover or one of them coaches for the Preseason All-Con- she led all scorers with 15 points night, especially in conference. they could win the game whereas ference First Team. Deane averaged on 5-of-6 shooting from the field “We're going to get everyone's Transfer Cooke ready, happy to be a Flyer this year we're all going to have 10.5 points per game while shoot- and a perfect 5-of-5 from the free- best game so that's going to be to step up,” senior guard Amber ing 47.3 percent from the field last throw line. tough,” Austria said. MEAGHAN MCNICHOL range and make it consistently.” opportunity he decided to take when Deane said. “That could make it season. “It's my job to make sure [Jenna Staff Writer Cooke was a big asset to JMU during choosing Dayton. harder to defend if we have five Also returning is senior guard Burdette] keeps playing like that, his freshman year, the 2012-13 season. After a year of waiting, Miller is players looking to score.” Kelley Austria, who earned a spot keeps elevating her game because I He played in 32 games, started in 11 ready for his expectations for Cooke The Washington Mystics se- on the Preseason All-Conference feel likes she's very capable of be- Dayton Flyers men’s basketball is and recorded 729 minutes throughout to be met. lected Malott eighth overall in the Second Team. As one of the veter- ing a great player,” Jabir said. back, and instead of mourning the loss the season. He finished the season “What we’re trying to gear Charles 2015 WNBA draft, and Hoover was an guards on the team, Jabir and the She will most likely shoulder of big players from last season such as with an average of 22.8 minutes and into doing defensively is continue to drafted with the 31st overall pick coaching staff will look to Austria, some of the scoring load with Jordan Sibert, the Flyers are focusing 5.8 points per game. bring us a guy that can continue to de- by the Los Angeles Sparks. Both who averaged 9.9 points per game Deane in the Flyer backcourt after on new talent. His following year at JMU, Cooke fend multiple positions, give us a guy were the first WNBA draft picks in last season, to take a firm hold on the loss of Hoover. After his redshirt year, Charles logged 1,052 minutes throughout the that’s bigger on the perimeter, to bring the history of the Dayton women's the Flyer offense. In conference, UD will likely Cooke, a transfer from James Madi- season with a start in 29 games. He out the best in his transition, be able to basketball program. The coaching staff will also rely compete with a familiar foe at the son, is ready to produce for the team. scored 15 points in JMU’s First Four get out of transition, make shots and Head coach Jim Jabir views the on Austria's ability to attack the top of the league standings. After joining the program in June 2014, victory over LIU-Brooklyn here in get the basket,” Miller said. departures through the lens of a basket in order to make up for League coaches selected George Cooke has spent the last year of ineligi- Dayton. The amount of practice and hard 28-year, head-coaching career, a some lost production, something Washington as the league favorite bility on campus working on his game Despite his successful 14.3 points work Cooke has put in since coming Redshirt junior guard Charles Cooke looks to pass during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue perspective that guides the team that she is not all too familiar with. in the preseason coaches poll. The and sharpening his skills. per game average, Cooke believed he to Dayton will have the most influence Scrimmage at UD Arena. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor through the natural turnover of any “It's been hard because I'm not No. 21 ranked Colonials, led by “During his redshirt year his shot could get more out of a different pro- on how he performs on the court this college basketball program. used to it,” Austria said about the 2015 A-10 Player of the Year senior improved,” head coach Archie Miller gram. He felt it was in his best interest coming season. “Expectations for Charles are high. Cooke’s dedication and strong on- “I don't think it's any different,” need for her to look to score more forward Jonquel Jones, garnered 12 said. “Another thing that he has learned to explore other options. Cooke hopes that he can prove He is a skilled basketball player and he court chemistry with his teammates he said. “We just have to find a dif- than she has in the past. of 14 first-place votes and are the how to do is play inside the paint, be Dayton was a part of Cooke’s trans- how he has built himself as a player in will contribute in every way he can. I have become part of his identity as a ferent way to win... You have new “I know coach wants me to be reigning A-10 conference champi- able to post up, not fade away, get all the fer process from the beginning. games. think he will be a stat sheet stuffer,” Flyer. kids now and other players have more aggressive in practice so it will ons. way to the basket and try to get fouled.” “When I came here to visit I was “You want the games to be the easy Smith said. This next season will be dedicated to stepped up. The reality is you learn transfer over in games,” she said. In all three matchups during the Cooke agrees that his redshirt year able to get a glimpse of what Coach part and the practices to be the diffi- Although this is only Cooke’s first Cooke building a new name for him- to play a different way.” Senior center Jodie Cornelie-Sig- 2014-2015 season including the has helped him improve on his all- Archie, the team and the program were cult part,” Cooke said. “I want to go year of eligibility, Miller anticipates him self in a new environment, but regard- With the pair's graduation, the mundova, who was selected for the Atlantic 10 conference tournament around ability. about and I was all in,” Cooke said. “I out there and play my best game, and being a leader. less of the outcome Cooke knows that narrative of the program shifts. Preseason All-Conference Third final, the Colonials beat the Flyers, “I moved from a finesse kind of saw the amount of ability this school do the best I can to help my team win “I think he is going to play a big role becoming a Flyer was the right move That doesn't mean the trajectory Team, averaged 6.1 rebounds per handing the team its only three player to more of a physical kind of had to offer and what I could do with by giving it everything I have.” this year, and an even bigger role next for him. of the program must, however. It game and led the team in blocks losses in conference all season. player,” Cooke said. “I improved on it. I knew I could get more out of it.” Teammate and junior point guard, year,” Miller said. “He doesn’t need to “I would say coming here, even for may just take a new form. Atlantic with 93. She accounted for nearly The Flyers face George Wash- different aspects of my game as far as Two years later, Cooke is finally in Scoochie Smith, expects Cooke’s red- be somebody else or play like some- a sit out year, was the best thing that’s 10 coaches anticipate more of a re- 50 percent of UD's total blocks last ington Sunday, Jan. 10 at UD Are- being able to shoot the ball from deep the position to get more out of the shirt year to pay off. body else, he has to be himself.” ever happened to me,” Cooke said. loading than rebuilding by selecting season and returns to anchor the na in the first matchup between the 14 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW 15 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Newfound size revitalizes Flyers’ frontcourt JONNY JESSUP James Madison, understands the the game is really going to Women’s Basketball Preview Staff Writer importance of having many players change for them,” Miller available down low. said. “And then they [will] CHRIS BENDEL “It gives us depth, number one,” get used to it. Once they Staff Writer It’s no secret the Dayton Flyers Cooke said. “Last season we had get used to it you’ll see lacked size last season on the bas- seven players and we subbed in them grow, but freshmen ketball court. Bobby Wehrli, so that makes me are freshmen.” This season, the Flyers are pretty excited. Not saying I would Among these players is The 2015-2016 Dayton wom- growing. They now have four play all 40 minutes if they weren’t redshirt freshman Steve en's basketball team faces the task players over 6-foot-6 on the roster there, but it gives us a lot of depth McElvene, also known of reloading instead of merely re- with freshmen Sam Miller, Xey- and those guys are pretty good.” around campus as Big building. After the season-ending rius Williams and Ryan Mikesell, Wehrli pointed out some of the Steve. Standing 6-foot- loss to the eventual national cham- along with redshirt freshman Steve other positives, as well. 11, McElvene is the tallest pion, the Connecticut Huskies, in McElvene. While the Flyers found “It adds more options for us, player on the roster and the Elite Eight of the 2015 NCAA success, going to the third round there’s more guys that can come will be able to show what Tournament, the Flyers lost seniors of the NCAA tournament playing off the bench during games and re- he’s made of this season. and leading-scorers, guard Andrea “small ball” last season, the new ally contribute,” Wehrli said. “Also, The towering young player Hoover and forward Ally Malott. addition of height will add some it helps us prepare a little bit bet- was a force to be reckoned The two seniors led the team to much needed depth to the team. ter when we’re going to be playing with in high school, able a 28-7 overall record and a 14-2 re- The new versatility of the added guys who are six-[foot]-eight, six- to dominate the rim, but Redshirt freshman center Steve McElvene leaps toward the rim during warmups at the Oct. cord in Atlantic 10 play last season. big-men takes some weight off the [foot]-nine. It’s better to have peo- Miller knows the college 24 Red-Blue scrimmage at UD Arena. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor Production-wise, the departures shoulders of veteran taller players ple who are similar to that height in level is a whole different leave a large gap to be filled - the The red squad huddles up during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage at UD Arena. The women’s basketball team was picked second in the Atlantic 10 preseason poll. like sophomore junior Kendall practice and get some good com- setting. “As big as he is and how he’s The Flyers proved to be a force team loses 43 percent of total scor- Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor Pollard, redshirt junior Charles petition from them.” “Steve is going to be one of able to get rim to rim and give us to be reckoned with even without ing, 34 percent of total rebounding Cooke and senior Bobby Wehrli. While head coach Archie Miller those guys in particular, he’s a true a presence [through] offensive re- multiple big men at their dispos- and 54.8 percent of total 3-point the team second in the preseason UD frontcourt and defensive unit. preseason league favorites and meet The team hosts Yale for the sea- Last season, Pollard and Wehrli believes these young athletes will center. He’s so used to just being bounding, being around the basket, al last season. Throw these new field goals made. coaches poll. Rounding out the starting unit, again with possible conference son-opener, set for Friday, Nov. 13. took many of the taller match-ups make an impact on his Dayton around the rim and playing under he should dominate the offensive freshmen into the mix, and the To fill the production gap, the “Every year is different,” Jabir junior center Saicha Grant-Allen re- championship implications Feb. 14 The game will tip off at 11 a.m. in games, and having the quick aid team, he also knows it’s going to the basket, he gravitates to that at glass for us and then continue to Flyers are a more complete basket- team will rely on an up-tempo said. “I know a lot of people are turns after averaging five rebounds in Washington, D.C. Conference play will begin Jan. 3 of these new players off the bench take some time until they are accus- times. It’s hard to do that in col- learn the system on offense,” Miller ball team. Time will tell if they can offense and contributions from a concerned about our graduation along with 6.3 points per game, and ESPNU will televise the latter, against Duquesne in Pittsburgh and will add some fresh legs when tomed to college-level play. lege,” Miller said. said. “We play a unique way and he help the Flyers reach new heights lineup that can play with length or losses but I don't think twice about sophomore point guard Jenna Bur- one of the six nationally televised will be televised on the CBS Sports they’re needed. “I think from Steve to Sam to While college is a completely dif- has to see how that fits. We have to during the 2015-16 season. choose to play with four guards. It's them... with the group we have dette also returns after averaging games on Dayton's schedule. Network. Cooke, who is eligible to play Xeyrius, those three guys in gener- ferent stage for McElvene, there’s make him believe in how we play, this type of versatility that can help people thought enough about us to 23.3 minutes per game last season. Though selected second in the this season after sitting out last al, they’re going to get a real wake no denying his height will help the moving him around and not just mitigate the loss of the two seniors pick us second in the league.” Jabir anticipates Burdette to con- league, after the success in the For all the photos from the Red-Blue year following his transfer from up call as each week goes by how Flyers play tremendously. standing on the box.” from last season. The Flyers return three seniors tinue to make strides in the devel- NCAA tournament last season, the Scrimmage, visit flyernews.com/ud-pho- “A lot of teams last year took it including third-leading scorer opment of her game, evident in the Flyers understand they will get the tos. For more sports updates, follow @ as if we stopped Ally [Malott] or Deane, who was selected by league recent Red-Blue scrimmage, when opposing team's best game every FlyerNews.com. [Andrea] Hoover or one of them coaches for the Preseason All-Con- she led all scorers with 15 points night, especially in conference. they could win the game whereas ference First Team. Deane averaged on 5-of-6 shooting from the field “We're going to get everyone's Transfer Cooke ready, happy to be a Flyer this year we're all going to have 10.5 points per game while shoot- and a perfect 5-of-5 from the free- best game so that's going to be to step up,” senior guard Amber ing 47.3 percent from the field last throw line. tough,” Austria said. MEAGHAN MCNICHOL range and make it consistently.” opportunity he decided to take when Deane said. “That could make it season. “It's my job to make sure [Jenna Staff Writer Cooke was a big asset to JMU during choosing Dayton. harder to defend if we have five Also returning is senior guard Burdette] keeps playing like that, his freshman year, the 2012-13 season. After a year of waiting, Miller is players looking to score.” Kelley Austria, who earned a spot keeps elevating her game because I He played in 32 games, started in 11 ready for his expectations for Cooke The Washington Mystics se- on the Preseason All-Conference feel likes she's very capable of be- Dayton Flyers men’s basketball is and recorded 729 minutes throughout to be met. lected Malott eighth overall in the Second Team. As one of the veter- ing a great player,” Jabir said. back, and instead of mourning the loss the season. He finished the season “What we’re trying to gear Charles 2015 WNBA draft, and Hoover was an guards on the team, Jabir and the She will most likely shoulder of big players from last season such as with an average of 22.8 minutes and into doing defensively is continue to drafted with the 31st overall pick coaching staff will look to Austria, some of the scoring load with Jordan Sibert, the Flyers are focusing 5.8 points per game. bring us a guy that can continue to de- by the Los Angeles Sparks. Both who averaged 9.9 points per game Deane in the Flyer backcourt after on new talent. His following year at JMU, Cooke fend multiple positions, give us a guy were the first WNBA draft picks in last season, to take a firm hold on the loss of Hoover. After his redshirt year, Charles logged 1,052 minutes throughout the that’s bigger on the perimeter, to bring the history of the Dayton women's the Flyer offense. In conference, UD will likely Cooke, a transfer from James Madi- season with a start in 29 games. He out the best in his transition, be able to basketball program. The coaching staff will also rely compete with a familiar foe at the son, is ready to produce for the team. scored 15 points in JMU’s First Four get out of transition, make shots and Head coach Jim Jabir views the on Austria's ability to attack the top of the league standings. After joining the program in June 2014, victory over LIU-Brooklyn here in get the basket,” Miller said. departures through the lens of a basket in order to make up for League coaches selected George Cooke has spent the last year of ineligi- Dayton. The amount of practice and hard 28-year, head-coaching career, a some lost production, something Washington as the league favorite bility on campus working on his game Despite his successful 14.3 points work Cooke has put in since coming Redshirt junior guard Charles Cooke looks to pass during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue perspective that guides the team that she is not all too familiar with. in the preseason coaches poll. The and sharpening his skills. per game average, Cooke believed he to Dayton will have the most influence Scrimmage at UD Arena. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor through the natural turnover of any “It's been hard because I'm not No. 21 ranked Colonials, led by “During his redshirt year his shot could get more out of a different pro- on how he performs on the court this college basketball program. used to it,” Austria said about the 2015 A-10 Player of the Year senior improved,” head coach Archie Miller gram. He felt it was in his best interest coming season. “Expectations for Charles are high. Cooke’s dedication and strong on- “I don't think it's any different,” need for her to look to score more forward Jonquel Jones, garnered 12 said. “Another thing that he has learned to explore other options. Cooke hopes that he can prove He is a skilled basketball player and he court chemistry with his teammates he said. “We just have to find a dif- than she has in the past. of 14 first-place votes and are the how to do is play inside the paint, be Dayton was a part of Cooke’s trans- how he has built himself as a player in will contribute in every way he can. I have become part of his identity as a ferent way to win... You have new “I know coach wants me to be reigning A-10 conference champi- able to post up, not fade away, get all the fer process from the beginning. games. think he will be a stat sheet stuffer,” Flyer. kids now and other players have more aggressive in practice so it will ons. way to the basket and try to get fouled.” “When I came here to visit I was “You want the games to be the easy Smith said. This next season will be dedicated to stepped up. The reality is you learn transfer over in games,” she said. In all three matchups during the Cooke agrees that his redshirt year able to get a glimpse of what Coach part and the practices to be the diffi- Although this is only Cooke’s first Cooke building a new name for him- to play a different way.” Senior center Jodie Cornelie-Sig- 2014-2015 season including the has helped him improve on his all- Archie, the team and the program were cult part,” Cooke said. “I want to go year of eligibility, Miller anticipates him self in a new environment, but regard- With the pair's graduation, the mundova, who was selected for the Atlantic 10 conference tournament around ability. about and I was all in,” Cooke said. “I out there and play my best game, and being a leader. less of the outcome Cooke knows that narrative of the program shifts. Preseason All-Conference Third final, the Colonials beat the Flyers, “I moved from a finesse kind of saw the amount of ability this school do the best I can to help my team win “I think he is going to play a big role becoming a Flyer was the right move That doesn't mean the trajectory Team, averaged 6.1 rebounds per handing the team its only three player to more of a physical kind of had to offer and what I could do with by giving it everything I have.” this year, and an even bigger role next for him. of the program must, however. It game and led the team in blocks losses in conference all season. player,” Cooke said. “I improved on it. I knew I could get more out of it.” Teammate and junior point guard, year,” Miller said. “He doesn’t need to “I would say coming here, even for may just take a new form. Atlantic with 93. She accounted for nearly The Flyers face George Wash- different aspects of my game as far as Two years later, Cooke is finally in Scoochie Smith, expects Cooke’s red- be somebody else or play like some- a sit out year, was the best thing that’s 10 coaches anticipate more of a re- 50 percent of UD's total blocks last ington Sunday, Jan. 10 at UD Are- being able to shoot the ball from deep the position to get more out of the shirt year to pay off. body else, he has to be himself.” ever happened to me,” Cooke said. loading than rebuilding by selecting season and returns to anchor the na in the first matchup between the 16 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 17 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com From Down Under to UD KATIE OBEAR she can shoot the ball—and our big that doesn’t happen a lot back home,” Staff Writer guys can do that, that is what they do Dennis said. “With the freshmen, it’s well,” Jabir said. “She is very talent- really great—I have met three really The Dayton women’s basketball ed.” good girls and everyone is so nice.” team welcomed first-year forward Dennis is not the only player on With Australia being so far away, The Women of Maddy Dennis to the team as part of the roster to be recruited from out- Dennis said the one thing she miss- the program’s four-player first-year side of the United States. Cvitkovic es is her family, the beaches and the class for the 2015-16 season. and Sigmundova are from Kraljevi- heat. Back home in Perth, she has two Dennis, a native of Perth, in the ca, Croatia and Strasbourg, France, siblings, Dimity and Grayson. 33 Jasper western part of Australia, began respectively. Her favorite thing about the Unit- playing basketball in high school at In the Red-Blue Scrimmage Oct. ed States so far has been how differ- Mount Lawley. She was also selected 24, Dennis along with first-year play- ent it is from home. JANINE COSTELLO to represent Australia internationally ers Parkinson, Lauren Cannatelli and Balancing playing for a Division I Porch Correspondent at the U-17 and U-19 levels. Abby Duffy totaled 19 points, with basketball program on top of being After speaking with Dayton head Dennis scoring eight. a full-time student can be challenging. coach Jim Jabir, Dennis said she de- “It was really cool playing with the For Dennis, her entire day is sched- First-year forward Maddy Dennis drives the lane during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue cided to come to UD after watching girls in the Red-Blue Scrimmage be- uled from the time she wakes up until Scrimmage at UD Arena. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor FN: How did we meet each other? some of the Flyers’ games online and cause I’ve seen them play online, but the end of the day. liking how the team played. I haven’t really seen a game proper- “Most mornings, we get up and first regular season collegiate game eventual champion Connecticut, 91- Maggie Engles: Katy and I were Dennis ties as the tallest first-year ly,” Dennis said. “I’ve never been in a we have class or we have weights and for UD against the Yale Bulldogs 70. The Flyers led the perennial pow- roommates freshman year. on the team, joined by guard/forward stadium where that many people are training. After class, I go to practice Friday, Nov. 13 at home. er Huskies by one at halftime. Olivia Lipka: Katy and I met on a Ashleigh Parkinson at 6-foot-2. She is cheering for you.” and we taped and get ready for the Dayton finished second overall last “Right now, I think her role is to playground in 1st grade. Sarah Berger: We have all been also one of the taller eligible players Working with these new players, two three-hours that we are training,” season in the Atlantic 10 conference. learn and to play as hard as she can roommates with Katy at one point on the team, only shorter than for- she said, has been a rewarding ex- Dennis said. “Straight after practice, Dennis said that her personal goal and keep developing,” Jabir said. “I in our lives. But everyone met on ward Andrijana Cvitkovic (6-foot-3) perience for her so far as the team we do recovery and we go to study this season is to improve as much as think she will be in a really good situa- 5th floor of Marycrest. and centers Jodie Cornelie-Sigmun- heads into this season, beginning with hall… It’s pretty jam-packed.” she can. The team hopes to make it tion to help us because I really believe OL: Oh, the nostalgia. dova (6-foot-4) and Saicha Grant-Al- an exhibition against Gannon 7 p.m. While playing for the Flyers, Den- to the Final Four this season, after it in her, and I think she is going to be Taylor Lorentzen: And Sarah and I met on Facebook. len (6-foot-5). Friday at UD Arena. nis plans to complete a major in ge- came as close as the program has ever a really good player.” Katy Hoeper: Liv and I drove to “I think she is a kid that plays like “In practice, I’m finding myself ology. gotten last season, when it advanced Chicago to meet Maggie before we play: She is skilled, she has size, smiling and having a great time and Dennis will be participating in her to the Elite Eight before falling to we moved in freshman year. OL: We met over tons of tea. KH: Guys, side note, look at your groupchat. Maggie texted herself 17 times.

Flyers look to follow up historic Elite Eight run FN: If we had to give every- and rankings. The Flyers were ranked one in our house a superlative, EDWARD PEREZ second and predicted to finish behind what would it be? Staff Writer George Washington, who was ranked SB: Janine is Most Likely to Miss a After a fantastic run in the 2014- first by the majority of A-10 coaches. Job Interview for a Bad Hair Day. 2015 season for the Dayton women’s “Our coach [Jabir] tries not to let OL: Maggie is Most Likely to basketball team, the new 2015-16 sea- us think about rankings and things Not Participate in Daylight Sav- son is just around the corner and set like that,” Deane said. “It doesn’t ings. Also, Janine is Most Likely to Throw Up on her Crush. to launch with an exhibition game on surprise me that they [George Wash- ME: Liv is Most Likely to Apolo- Friday, Nov. 6 against Gannon at 7 ington] were ranked ahead of us. gize for Getting Hit by a Car. p.m. at UD Arena. They’re a really good team. This year, SB: Katy is Most Likely to Run Another successful and exciting it’s definitely a goal for us to win every into our Landlord’s House with (Back) Olivia Lipka, Taylor Loremtzen, Maggie Engles (Front) Katy Hoeper, Sarah Berger and Janine Costello are planning to make ‘The Real Housewives of Jasper’ year is expected for the Flyers, but game, and obviously we will have to No Pants On. OL: Sarah is Most Likely to Pull a reality show for their house. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor they will have quite a task to follow beat them… Jabir just wants us to do Off Wearing a Lampshade and up one of the most successful seasons what we do.” Still Look Hot. gallery and she’s going to look OL: Once Maggie ate one of the FN: How would you sum up have hobbit feet. in program history. Senior guard Kelley Austria men- KH: Taylor is Most Likely to Not better than all of us. berries and so we looked up if it your Halloween? OL: Warning: So much banana The team ended the past season tioned that the Flyers have always had be “F-ing Smiling” All the Time. TL: Sarah we get it, you’re hot! was edible and it said you prob- bread spread on the walls. on a strong and unprecedented note, an underdog tag associated with the OL: Yeah, Taylor is Most Likely to LL: Janine would definitely be on ably won’t have any symptoms OL: Getting woken up at 10am to Shock You with her Aggression. a TLC reality TV show. from it but in some cases, you will take pictures and to answer ques- FN: Is there anything else you making it all way to the Elite Eight of team but says it helps drive them. SB: She’s low key kind of scary. KH: It will be like “Chrisley die within three hours of eating tions for this Porch Profile. guys would like to share about the NCAA Tournament for the first “[We] want to prove people wrong Don’t let the high-pitched voice Knows Best” but instead, “Janine the berry. TL: Maggie not showering and yourself ? time in program history. The team and prove that just because we’re fool you. Knows Best.” ME: But I didn’t die so I recom- wearing the same costume for ended its run with a final overall re- smaller, doesn’t mean that we can’t KH: Can that be our tagline? OL: Real Housewives of Jasper! mend trying them! Also partici- four days straight. All: We’re just 6 girls on a mission Just because I’m little and blonde cord of 28-7. The Flyers went 14-2 in Senior guard Amber Deane shoots a jumper during the Oct. 24 Red-Blue Scrimmage at UD Arena. Deane is one of three beat those bigger schools. I think it Wait, can we give our landlords a pate in St. Nick’s day, and put your OL: We did Jojo’s dance a lot. to normalize the consumption of doesn’t mean I’m happy all the superlative too? shoes outside your room so they SB: He doesn’t even go here! insects *cricket, cricket* Atlantic 10 regular season play, with seniors on a team fresh off the program’s first Elite Eight run last year. Chris Santucci/Multimedia Editor helps me to work harder. It helps mo- time. SB: Our relationship with them is can be filled with candy. OL: Also attempting to watch both losses coming at the hands of tivate us,” Austria said. kind of on the rocks right now so KH: Listen to NPR about what multiple scary movies and failing George Washington. George Wash- top-seeded and two-time defending only managed to add 26 more points that we knew we gave it our all Deane adds that Jabir helps build FN: If we were to be visiting we probably shouldn’t risk it. color is and you will have the best every time. If you and your roommates would ington also defeated the Flyers in the national champions Connecticut after to their score, while the Huskies on that season and that we over- confidence in the team by scheduling for our 10-year reunion, what night ever. TL: Chasing with ketchup. like to be featured in a porch pro- Atlantic 10 tournament championship beating Iowa State in the first round the other hand added 48 more points achieved our goal of getting to the tough opponents ahead of the con- would everyone be up to? FN: Is there any advice you TL: Yeah, I got bored trying to OL: Katy and I sang the Oscar file, contact A&E editor Mary Kate want to give to first-years? listen to that. Meyer song in every different way Dorr at [email protected]. To game, 75-62. and upsetting two seed Kentucky and to their score in the second half, end- tournament,” senior guard Amber ference. ME: Janine would be a wife or KH: Work out as a freshman so possible. Great Halloween. apply, include your contact infor- The team managed an al- three seed Louisville to advance to the ing the game with a score of 91-70 in Deane said. “We definitely defied “Jabir helps with scheduling very girlfriend of a professional athlete ME: Befriend Maggie and Olivia you won’t have to when you get mation, address, the names of your most perfect home record of 12-1 Elite Eight. At the end of the first half favor of the Huskies. odds. I think if we are able to repeat tough teams,” Deane said, “We’re all and Liv would be pregnant doing cause we’re going to need room- too busy as you get older. FN: If our house were to come roommates and a fun fact about why and even dominated at away games, against UConn, the Flyers looked to Looking ahead for this upcoming that or even do better than that, then very humble, at the end of the day we yoga in the middle of the ocean. mates when we’re fifth-years. OL: I don’t think it works that with a warning label, what you should be featured. ending the season with an 11-4 road upset the reigning champions with a season, the team has set some reach- there would probably be no feeling know that it’s always a team effort with OL: Katy would be CEO of Girl- KH: Bounce around Marycrest way… would it say? Rock Inc. getting a lot of stuff and just talk to random people. TL: Just count walking up the record. halftime score of 44-43. It all came able goals. better than that.” us. We’re never one of those teams done, as always. Sarah would own TL: That sounds awful, I’m not CPC stairs as your workout and KH: Be prepared to pay the fine The season came to a crashing down in the second half “I just think back to last year and Recently, the Atlantic 10 released that has a superstar player that scores a gallery and be the artsy friend that friendly. you’ll be set. for bringing your pet over for a sudden end when the Flyers faced when the Flyers’ offense dulled and that feeling of content that we had the conference preseason predictions every point.” for the rest of her life. Also I pic- ME: Eat the berries from the few minutes. And don’t attempt ture our 10-year reunion at Sarah’s bushes around campus. climbing the stairs unless you 18 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 19 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 ‘Maximalist’ band brings max sound to Columbus ‘Speaking of Sex,’ what is sex? CARI ZAHN fans should expect a show full of “Harmlessness” will tell the story Blood Drive MARY KATE DORR verbal confirmation, while others asked. Jessica. They told him to shut up ner or kissing goodbye or intro- Staff Writer atmospheric sounds, dynamic shifts of life after healing. It is the band’s A&E Editor stressed the importance of body As the actors took the stage, and spoke in a mean tone,” junior ducing them to your friends make and live improvisation. TWIABP is second full-length album. Tuesday, November 10 language. Sounds normal, right? scenes that may be familiar to col- Steve Sarky said. But there are this person your significant other? Music-lovers hoping to venture excited about returning to Colum- While playing in Columbus again Ben moved on. “What’s sex?” He lege students began to unfold: mu- many times we watch our friends Does beginning a sexual relation- to a concert soon will be interested bus to preview its newest album. is definitely on TWIABP’s list of Noon to 6pm On Wednesday, Oct. 28 Univer- asked the audience. tual flirtatious behavior influenced flirt in social situations and rarely ship mean you are in a committed in an album preview show by the “It was a joke about post-rock things they are looking forward UD RecPlex sity of Dayton students filed into Silence. Giggles. Finally, students by alcohol, the uncertainty of think to interfere—or that the con- relationship? Dating in college is Connecticut-based indie rock band, bands having really stupid, long, to, they recall one of their favor- the north gym of the RecPlex for began raising their hands. commitment after casually dating versation could escalate to one of confusing. If we don’t have these The World is a Beautiful Place & I dramatic song titles, and I made a ite memories is having a hotdog Sponsored By: what was assumed to be a standard This is when the program took and when to draw limits with your violence. conversations and don’t define re- am No Longer Afraid to Die. The joke about calling the band that. named after the band when they presentation on sexual relation- a serious turn. No student could partner. “When people think of ‘sexu- lationships—or even sex—to our band will perform in support of its Then we forgot to change it,” played in Rochester, New York. AED, ALPHA PHI OMEGA, PHI SIGMA RHO, ships and violence, a topic college agree on a clear definition of sex. The uniqueness of the program al violence,’ they tend to think of partner, unhealthy consequences new album, “Harmlessness,” at The Shanholtzer-Dvorak said of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, students have grown accustomed A range of definitions were given, is that some of the scenarios por- the extreme. I think that the sem- can follow. Basement in Columbus on Nov. 5. band’s name. The World is a Beautiful Place & I am PRIDE OF DAYTON MARCHING BAND, to discussing. However, minutes focusing on both the emotional trayed did not always identify a inar really shed some light on sit- “Programs like ‘Speaking of The band has been described as Guitarist and singer Tyler Bussey, No Longer Afraid to Die will perform RED CROSS CLUB, SIGMA NU, into the presentation, it became and physical aspects of uations that people see Sex...’ help us understand how “maximalists,” as they believe in bassist Josh Cyr, guitarists Greg at The Basement, 391 Neil Ave. in UD RESCUE SQUAD evident that this program was by sex. Yet, there was nev- every weekend and never sexual miscommunication can so incorporating many people and in- Horbal and Chris Teti, keyboardist Columbus Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. To listen no means typical. er a collective agreement “No student could agree think twice about, never easily happen and what we can do struments into their sound. They Katie Shanholtzer-Dvorak, vocal- to “Harmlessness,” visit flyernews.com/ Football T-shirt is The program ‘Speaking of Sex…,’ among the student body on a clear definition of sex.” the less categorize as sex- to prevent it,” Altenau Keen said. cover many genres with their dif- ist David Bello, and periodic col- maximalist-band-brings-max-sound-to- presented by GTC Dramatic Dia- on what sex really is. ual violence,” junior Sree “These discussions can also help ferent albums and songs, landing laborators including spoken-word columbus. yours FREE when logues, is an interactive event used If the audience mem- Brahmamdam said. us better understand our own val- the label of “emo revival” and “in- artist Chris Zizzamia join Derrick you register to to spark discussion and visually de- bers had a variety of defi- The program also ues and beliefs around sexual re- die rock” most often. They pull in- Shanholtzer-Dvorak as band mem- give blood. pict scenarios college students may nitions for both communication clear “right” and “wrong” reaction. touched on the confusion and mis- lationships and what we want and spirations from bands such as Joan bers. The first three came together “Harmlessness” hits: find themselves in when socializing and sex, how can we be expected One scene specifically evoked communication that occurs in the don’t want.” of Arc and Badhead. Flyer News to form the band after working on 1. “I Can Be Afraid of Anything” or dating. It utilizes actors who to draw lines or set limits? What if an array of responses from the world of dating for college stu- Ultimately, this is the most im asked guitarist and vocalist Derrick their own solo projects, and others 2. “You Can’t Live There Forever” perform a skit, then, at the climax we communicate differently than students. In the scene, the actors dents. Another scenario depicted portant conversation we can have Shanholtzer-Dvorak what people were added later, keeping in line 3. “January 10th, 2014” Make an online appointment to donate of the scene, an emcee interferes our partner? What if we have a took on the roles of Jessica and students Ken and Ben confront- with a partner. If you can under- will experience when coming to a with their maximalist philosophy. 4. “Willie (For Howard)” at DonorTime.com & enter Sponsor Code 415 and allows the audience to ask the different definition of sex than our Nick, two acquaintances meeting ing their relationship: They were stand and communicate what you show. With a full stage, TWIABP will 5. “Mental Health” actors questions, while they are still partner? at a party. They had both been friends who had a sexual relation- want, you are on the path to a “People should expect a large perform songs from what has been Questions? in character. “Sexual communication is a drinking, and after flirtatious ban- ship and occasionally went to din- strong and respectful relationship. number of people standing and described as its breakthrough al- 1-800-388-4483 or [email protected] But before the skits even began, critical life skill, yet very challeng- ter, Nick asked Jessica to go back ner together. While Ben thought playing instruments,” he laughed. bum, inspired by dealing with the emcee, an energetic and hu- ing for most people. It requires a upstairs to the balcony where the this made Ken his boyfriend, Ken If you or someone you know needs sup- “I don’t know; we’re loud.” mental illness and aging, Derrick morous host from GTC Dramat- vulnerability of ourselves and our party was continuing. This is when had a different definition of their port, please contact the Counseling Cen- Not to be put off by their Shanholtzer-Dvorak said. Relying ic Dialogues named Ben, began conversation with another person Ben paused the scene and allowed relationship, considering himself ter at 937-229-3141 or the National long-winded band name, potential heavily on indie-rock influences, GivingBlood.org probing the audience to answer that can be uncomfortable,” said the audience to engage with Jessica single. The miscommunication in Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656- basic questions. Kristen Altenau Keen, sexual vio- and Nick, questioning Nick’s in- their relationship led to the demise HOPE (4673). For more resources, “What is communication?” Ben lence prevention education coordi- tentions and whether or not he had of their relationship, a result nei- visit udayton.edu/womenscenter/info/ asked the audience. He passed the nator. put drugs in Jessica’s drink. ther wanted. violence/sexual-harassment.php or uday- microphone to multiple students, Before transitioning to the skits, “One thing that bothered me was The “what are we?” conversation ton.edu/studev/dean/sexualviolencepre- each defining communication in Ben left the audience with a final that some of the [audience mem- is not easy. What if your partner vention/index.php. GET YOUR DEGREE, TUITION-FREE their own terms. Some focused on question. “What do you want?” he bers] thought Nick actually raped feels differently? Does getting din- Let the National Guard help you pay for college Try these easy, healthy pumpkin recipes in your kitchen GRACE BRUENING 3 Tbsp Canned Pumpkin (not pump- scotch (or vanilla) Dry Pudding Mix Health Columnist kin pie filling) - I was not a fan of Kroger brand, go 1 Tbsp Sugar-Free Syrup for “Jell-o” brand • Up to 100% Paid Tuition It’s the (second) most wonderful 2 tsp Stevia (or more to taste) 1/2 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice time of the year... pumpkin season! 1/8 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice 1/2 tsp Cinnamon As soon as the temperature outside 1/8 tsp Vanilla 3 tsp. Splenda • Job Skills Training & Experience dips even the slightest degree below Whipped Cream Directions: 60 degrees, I run to Kroger and grab Cinnamon to sprinkle 1. Blend all ingredients in a blender about 10 cans of canned pumpkin pu- Directions: until cottage cheese curds are no lon- ree and start baking. I love all things 1.Brew coffee and set aside. Place milk ger visible and it has a smooth, run- • Monthly Paychecks pumpkin. Pure pumpkin is a healthy in microwave for 1 minute, then stir in ning consistency. ingredient that adds a moist consis- pumpkin with a fork until milk turns 2. Place in the refrigerator for 30 min tency to desserts. And even better, it’s orange and the pumpkin is completely to an hour, or however long it takes only 50 calories and 4 grams of sugar blended. Add remaining ingredients to set. Scoop half of the mousse into For more information per serving! (besides whipped cream and cinna- a bowl, top with whipped cream (al- Here I share with you a few of my mon), and blend milk mixture for 1-2 ways), cinnamon, and crumble some favorite pumpkin recipes for the Fall minutes. cereal, graham crackers, gingersnaps, call/text Paul Browder that are quick, simple, and delish: 2.Add milk mixture to the coffee, taste or whatever you wish on top and en- Pumpkin Spice Latte (reformed) to see if you need to add a little more joy! at (937) 231-3142. Behold, the PSL. Not just any 380 stevia, top with whipped cream and Oh, and guess how many calories calorie drink loaded with 13g of fat, cinnamon, and enjoy (especially be- per serving? Only 120! That means 8g saturated fat, and 50 grams of cause this recipe is only thirty calories)! 250 calories for the entire recipe as it sugar (yes, these are straight from the Pumpkin Cheesecake Mousse makes two servings. So that’s pretty Starbucks website), but I have finally Ingredients: awesome for this delicious treat! perfected the recipe that yields only 30 1 cup low-fat or fat-free Cottage calories. Yes, you read that right. Cheese Visit fitnotskinny.net for more of the Ingredients: 1/2 cup Canned Pumpkin pumpkin treats I’ve tested and loved. 1 cup Black Coffee 1/4 cup Milk of choice 1/2 cup unsweetened Almond Milk 1 Tbsp sugar-free Instant Butter- Programs and benefits subject to change. Take a sip of the reformed pumpkin spice latte. Photo by Grace Bruening. 18 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 19 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 ‘Maximalist’ band brings max sound to Columbus ‘Speaking of Sex,’ what is sex? CARI ZAHN fans should expect a show full of “Harmlessness” will tell the story Blood Drive MARY KATE DORR verbal confirmation, while others asked. Jessica. They told him to shut up ner or kissing goodbye or intro- Staff Writer atmospheric sounds, dynamic shifts of life after healing. It is the band’s A&E Editor stressed the importance of body As the actors took the stage, and spoke in a mean tone,” junior ducing them to your friends make and live improvisation. TWIABP is second full-length album. Tuesday, November 10 language. Sounds normal, right? scenes that may be familiar to col- Steve Sarky said. But there are this person your significant other? Music-lovers hoping to venture excited about returning to Colum- While playing in Columbus again Ben moved on. “What’s sex?” He lege students began to unfold: mu- many times we watch our friends Does beginning a sexual relation- to a concert soon will be interested bus to preview its newest album. is definitely on TWIABP’s list of Noon to 6pm On Wednesday, Oct. 28 Univer- asked the audience. tual flirtatious behavior influenced flirt in social situations and rarely ship mean you are in a committed in an album preview show by the “It was a joke about post-rock things they are looking forward UD RecPlex sity of Dayton students filed into Silence. Giggles. Finally, students by alcohol, the uncertainty of think to interfere—or that the con- relationship? Dating in college is Connecticut-based indie rock band, bands having really stupid, long, to, they recall one of their favor- the north gym of the RecPlex for began raising their hands. commitment after casually dating versation could escalate to one of confusing. If we don’t have these The World is a Beautiful Place & I dramatic song titles, and I made a ite memories is having a hotdog Sponsored By: what was assumed to be a standard This is when the program took and when to draw limits with your violence. conversations and don’t define re- am No Longer Afraid to Die. The joke about calling the band that. named after the band when they presentation on sexual relation- a serious turn. No student could partner. “When people think of ‘sexu- lationships—or even sex—to our band will perform in support of its Then we forgot to change it,” played in Rochester, New York. AED, ALPHA PHI OMEGA, PHI SIGMA RHO, ships and violence, a topic college agree on a clear definition of sex. The uniqueness of the program al violence,’ they tend to think of partner, unhealthy consequences new album, “Harmlessness,” at The Shanholtzer-Dvorak said of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, students have grown accustomed A range of definitions were given, is that some of the scenarios por- the extreme. I think that the sem- can follow. Basement in Columbus on Nov. 5. band’s name. The World is a Beautiful Place & I am PRIDE OF DAYTON MARCHING BAND, to discussing. However, minutes focusing on both the emotional trayed did not always identify a inar really shed some light on sit- “Programs like ‘Speaking of The band has been described as Guitarist and singer Tyler Bussey, No Longer Afraid to Die will perform RED CROSS CLUB, SIGMA NU, into the presentation, it became and physical aspects of uations that people see Sex...’ help us understand how “maximalists,” as they believe in bassist Josh Cyr, guitarists Greg at The Basement, 391 Neil Ave. in UD RESCUE SQUAD evident that this program was by sex. Yet, there was nev- every weekend and never sexual miscommunication can so incorporating many people and in- Horbal and Chris Teti, keyboardist Columbus Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. To listen no means typical. er a collective agreement “No student could agree think twice about, never easily happen and what we can do struments into their sound. They Katie Shanholtzer-Dvorak, vocal- to “Harmlessness,” visit flyernews.com/ Football T-shirt is The program ‘Speaking of Sex…,’ among the student body on a clear definition of sex.” the less categorize as sex- to prevent it,” Altenau Keen said. cover many genres with their dif- ist David Bello, and periodic col- maximalist-band-brings-max-sound-to- presented by GTC Dramatic Dia- on what sex really is. ual violence,” junior Sree “These discussions can also help ferent albums and songs, landing laborators including spoken-word columbus. yours FREE when logues, is an interactive event used If the audience mem- Brahmamdam said. us better understand our own val- the label of “emo revival” and “in- artist Chris Zizzamia join Derrick you register to to spark discussion and visually de- bers had a variety of defi- The program also ues and beliefs around sexual re- die rock” most often. They pull in- Shanholtzer-Dvorak as band mem- give blood. pict scenarios college students may nitions for both communication clear “right” and “wrong” reaction. touched on the confusion and mis- lationships and what we want and spirations from bands such as Joan bers. The first three came together “Harmlessness” hits: find themselves in when socializing and sex, how can we be expected One scene specifically evoked communication that occurs in the don’t want.” of Arc and Badhead. Flyer News to form the band after working on 1. “I Can Be Afraid of Anything” or dating. It utilizes actors who to draw lines or set limits? What if an array of responses from the world of dating for college stu- Ultimately, this is the most im asked guitarist and vocalist Derrick their own solo projects, and others 2. “You Can’t Live There Forever” perform a skit, then, at the climax we communicate differently than students. In the scene, the actors dents. Another scenario depicted portant conversation we can have Shanholtzer-Dvorak what people were added later, keeping in line 3. “January 10th, 2014” Make an online appointment to donate of the scene, an emcee interferes our partner? What if we have a took on the roles of Jessica and students Ken and Ben confront- with a partner. If you can under- will experience when coming to a with their maximalist philosophy. 4. “Willie (For Howard)” at DonorTime.com & enter Sponsor Code 415 and allows the audience to ask the different definition of sex than our Nick, two acquaintances meeting ing their relationship: They were stand and communicate what you show. With a full stage, TWIABP will 5. “Mental Health” actors questions, while they are still partner? at a party. They had both been friends who had a sexual relation- want, you are on the path to a “People should expect a large perform songs from what has been Questions? in character. “Sexual communication is a drinking, and after flirtatious ban- ship and occasionally went to din- strong and respectful relationship. number of people standing and described as its breakthrough al- 1-800-388-4483 or [email protected] But before the skits even began, critical life skill, yet very challeng- ter, Nick asked Jessica to go back ner together. While Ben thought playing instruments,” he laughed. bum, inspired by dealing with the emcee, an energetic and hu- ing for most people. It requires a upstairs to the balcony where the this made Ken his boyfriend, Ken If you or someone you know needs sup- “I don’t know; we’re loud.” mental illness and aging, Derrick morous host from GTC Dramat- vulnerability of ourselves and our party was continuing. This is when had a different definition of their port, please contact the Counseling Cen- Not to be put off by their Shanholtzer-Dvorak said. Relying ic Dialogues named Ben, began conversation with another person Ben paused the scene and allowed relationship, considering himself ter at 937-229-3141 or the National long-winded band name, potential heavily on indie-rock influences, GivingBlood.org probing the audience to answer that can be uncomfortable,” said the audience to engage with Jessica single. The miscommunication in Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656- basic questions. Kristen Altenau Keen, sexual vio- and Nick, questioning Nick’s in- their relationship led to the demise HOPE (4673). For more resources, “What is communication?” Ben lence prevention education coordi- tentions and whether or not he had of their relationship, a result nei- visit udayton.edu/womenscenter/info/ asked the audience. He passed the nator. put drugs in Jessica’s drink. ther wanted. violence/sexual-harassment.php or uday- microphone to multiple students, Before transitioning to the skits, “One thing that bothered me was The “what are we?” conversation ton.edu/studev/dean/sexualviolencepre- each defining communication in Ben left the audience with a final that some of the [audience mem- is not easy. What if your partner vention/index.php. GET YOUR DEGREE, TUITION-FREE their own terms. Some focused on question. “What do you want?” he bers] thought Nick actually raped feels differently? Does getting din- Let the National Guard help you pay for college Try these easy, healthy pumpkin recipes in your kitchen GRACE BRUENING 3 Tbsp Canned Pumpkin (not pump- scotch (or vanilla) Dry Pudding Mix Health Columnist kin pie filling) - I was not a fan of Kroger brand, go 1 Tbsp Sugar-Free Syrup for “Jell-o” brand • Up to 100% Paid Tuition It’s the (second) most wonderful 2 tsp Stevia (or more to taste) 1/2 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice time of the year... pumpkin season! 1/8 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice 1/2 tsp Cinnamon As soon as the temperature outside 1/8 tsp Vanilla 3 tsp. Splenda • Job Skills Training & Experience dips even the slightest degree below Whipped Cream Directions: 60 degrees, I run to Kroger and grab Cinnamon to sprinkle 1. Blend all ingredients in a blender about 10 cans of canned pumpkin pu- Directions: until cottage cheese curds are no lon- ree and start baking. I love all things 1.Brew coffee and set aside. Place milk ger visible and it has a smooth, run- • Monthly Paychecks pumpkin. Pure pumpkin is a healthy in microwave for 1 minute, then stir in ning consistency. ingredient that adds a moist consis- pumpkin with a fork until milk turns 2. Place in the refrigerator for 30 min tency to desserts. And even better, it’s orange and the pumpkin is completely to an hour, or however long it takes only 50 calories and 4 grams of sugar blended. Add remaining ingredients to set. Scoop half of the mousse into For more information per serving! (besides whipped cream and cinna- a bowl, top with whipped cream (al- Here I share with you a few of my mon), and blend milk mixture for 1-2 ways), cinnamon, and crumble some favorite pumpkin recipes for the Fall minutes. cereal, graham crackers, gingersnaps, call/text Paul Browder that are quick, simple, and delish: 2.Add milk mixture to the coffee, taste or whatever you wish on top and en- Pumpkin Spice Latte (reformed) to see if you need to add a little more joy! at (937) 231-3142. Behold, the PSL. Not just any 380 stevia, top with whipped cream and Oh, and guess how many calories calorie drink loaded with 13g of fat, cinnamon, and enjoy (especially be- per serving? Only 120! That means 8g saturated fat, and 50 grams of cause this recipe is only thirty calories)! 250 calories for the entire recipe as it sugar (yes, these are straight from the Pumpkin Cheesecake Mousse makes two servings. So that’s pretty Starbucks website), but I have finally Ingredients: awesome for this delicious treat! perfected the recipe that yields only 30 1 cup low-fat or fat-free Cottage calories. Yes, you read that right. Cheese Visit fitnotskinny.net for more of the Ingredients: 1/2 cup Canned Pumpkin pumpkin treats I’ve tested and loved. 1 cup Black Coffee 1/4 cup Milk of choice 1/2 cup unsweetened Almond Milk 1 Tbsp sugar-free Instant Butter- Programs and benefits subject to change. Take a sip of the reformed pumpkin spice latte. Photo by Grace Bruening. 20 2015-2016 BASKETBALL PREVIEW Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2015-2016 2015-2016

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