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Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The aP rthenon University Archives 4-8-2013 The aP rthenon, April 8, 2013 John Gibb [email protected] Tyler Kes [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Gibb, John and Kes, Tyler, "The aP rthenon, April 8, 2013" (2013). The Parthenon. Paper 210. http://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/210 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aP rthenon by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. C M Y K 50 INCH Tri-Con comes to Huntington > More on Life! MONDAY, APRIL 8, 2013 | VOL. 116 NO. 114 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com Senior capstones open in Birke Art Gallery By MARLA NOWLIN lights and perfecting their ex- Bailey said she is anxious Banaja said even though Canterberry, like most of his THE PARTHENON about the show, but she is very preparing for the show can have a baby in three weeks, so group members, shared his ex- The senior capstone art Jessica Long, the assistant at be frustrating at times, she is “I’m anxious. I’m expected to shows will open Monday in thehibits Birke for Monday’sArt Gallery opening. said the happy this week has arrived am glad I’ve worked hard,” Ly- “I feel ecstatic and a great show is open to both the public excited.Bailey is not the only artist I’m glad it’s coming to an end. I sensecitement of toaccomplishment be in the gallery. and Hall with four different shows who“It’s drew almost inspiration over,” Bailey from said. her Whitney Lyons, a photo ma- the Birke Art Gallery in Smith in the gallery Friday to help the jorand titled with her experienceshowcase “Object here. Canterberry’sons said. series is titled hanging in the gallery,” Canter- Group one exhibits opens to- studentsand students. with Long their was senior present cap- Enam Banaja drew her inspira- - Photo major Chase Marek relief to finally have my work daythroughout and consist the of nextartists weeks. Enam family. Graphic design major tion for her capstone came - Lyons said group one’s re- - Jamie Bailey’s series of pho- Her exhibit is a collaboration fromof My her Affection.” view of theThe male inspira fan- terberry“Places” andsaid focuseshe wanted on theto ceptionberry said. will be Monday in the ons, Chase Marek Canterberry, stone exhibits. oftion her from experience her father. living in the tasy and how the media shapes showpsychology a physical behind being fears. stand Can- Banaja, Sydni Bibb, Whitney Ly Bailey said she drew her inspi- ing in places that most people group’s showcase will be open tographs is called “Fragments.” “My father was doing typog- her exhibit, Lyons used both gallery from 5-7 p.m. Each FeliciaFriday, Stephenson the gallery and was Jamie full “This series is more me after raphyeastern and and calligraphy western worlds. specially, photographshow women seeof themselves.food and wa In- “I want the viewer to think will come down Thursday, and ofBailey. hammers, nails, latters and ration from her faith and family. and we came here, and I be- tercolors of panties to get her ofwould places consider they considerscary. scary, groupfor four two days. will Group start one’s their show set- students working to get their a different perspective on life, came inspired by the geometric such as attics, showers, closets soI had I feel a child.now moreIt’s more that havingI have shapes as opposed to the or- project started a year ago but or stairwells and put the fear Marla Nowlin can be con- most of last Friday measuring, a reason to have faith and be- ganic shapes you usually see in message across. Lyons said her standing there,” Canterberry tactedup Friday. at nowlin7@marshall. hangingpieces up. their The works, group adjusting spent edu. the final product has taken six liefs,” Bailey said. the urban cities,” Banaja said. months to prepare. said. Victory3 PR campaigns class promotes Marshall baseball wins LLC’s with Dirty Double Dare series against #19 By HAYLEE ROBERTS see roommates and friends put THE PARTHENON ranked Houston. The Marshall University pub- Whitney Adkins, senior more on Sports lic relations campaigns class publicskills to relationsthe test. major, said - the event will shock students TYLER KES | THE PARTHENON ment of Housing and Residence because there will be an unex- Marshall players look on during the first inning of Saturday’s game against the Houston Cougars. The Herd defeated Houston by a score of 4-1. Lifeis partnering to boost withparticipation the Depart in the living learning community “We are trying to recreate the pected twist involved. The campaigns class is hav- but we put a sexy twist on it ingprogram. a game-show styled event andold gamemade thisshow, fun ‘Double and lively Dare,’ for college students to enjoy and Skipping class costs money to get students excited and get excited about living learn- pleasedcalled, “Dirtyabout theDouble living learnDare”,- By SHANE BIAS “I don’t really see skipping class for in-state and $3,370 ing communities Marshall has Living and learning commu- THE PARTHENON class as being all that bad, as That means students are nitiesing communities,” are a group Adkins of students said. Getting up and going to class long as you’re not doing it on There are a total of 16 weeks essentially$29.41 for in-statethrowing and away $70.21. $30- The event will take place who share common interests per class for out-of-state. Tuesdayto offer. and any stu- and studies and are actively en- one’s college years, especially believe every now and again is Corey Whitmire, pharmacy dent is welcome to come gaged in learning together and can be a difficult task during a daily basis,” Chesson said. “I in the semester. So each week, major,$70 for said each he class used they to be skip. really However, there are prices to one class would cost $88.25 bad about skipping classes, but This type of program is an paythose when early students morning skip classes. class, com,okay.” Marshall University stu- forIf in-statestudents and skipped $210.63 justfor similarparticipate. to the old game show, approachfrom each other.to higher learning and they are not just to upset dentsAccording pay $5,648 to in-statecolleges. and oneout-of-state. class that met two times - “Dirty Double Dare” will be and has seen success at other a week, it would cost roughly riblehas since thing changed to do, hisand ways. I know twist to it that will be explained college campuses around the Cole Chesson, forensics ma- Based on the full tuition from“Skipping experience,” classes Whitmireis a ter “Double Dare,” but will have a jor,professors. said he believes skipping charged$13,480 out-of-stateto each student, tuition. a full class is not bad if students do time student taking 12 credit just$44.12 one classfor thatin-state met threeand toat thewin event. restaurant gift cards and nation. See CAMPAIGNS | Page 5 hours would pay $1,412 per times$105.31. a week,If students it would skipped cost said. “ProfessorsSee SKIPPING go over | Page and 5 Students will get the chance not do it often. Render your ears for Render the Hearts By JOSEPHINE E. MENDEZ “What’s cool about our name is that we THE PARTHENON Lafferty from Marshall University and be- are the only thing with ‘Render the Hearts’ History was made Friday as the band Cochran said he knew Shane Stevens and “Render the Hearts” performed at the First he said he inherited and keyboardist and a type render the hearts in on Google, we are Baptist Church of Ceredo to celebrate the cause Shane and Raice Stevens are brothers as the name,” Shane Stevens said. “If you The band also inherited soundman, Bar- After only being together for a year, the Mike Cochran, lead vocalist and guitarist, guitarist. bandthe first has thing performed that pops at more up.” than 20 places andrelease Joe of Crow, its first drummer CD. and background - across West Virginia, including venues like ton isStevens, not on whostage is he the is fatherjust as of much Shane a partand had played music for several years, but had Raice Stevens. Crow said even though Bar Four months ago, Ryan Navy joined the vocalist, started “Render the Hearts.” Both When the band members were thinking the Winterplace Ski Resort. “We were actually sitting at Taco Bell of thewhat band to call as any themselves, of the other they members. all agreed youth pastor at First Baptist Ceredo and never played in a band together. they wanted something unique, but they foundband toout serve about as the band band pastor. through Navy Cochran, is the had known each other for a long time, and wewhen just this decided all started,” that we Cochran needed said.to start “We a “I was reading through Isaiah when “I usually come to all of their shows, and Idid stumbled not want upon to just a make verse something that I thought up. ifwho they leads need worship someone at histo preach church. during the Once making the decision, the duo real- izedband.” they would need more than just the The term “Render the Hearts” can be much just make sure that the guys are do- two of them to make their dream a real- foundwould inbe Isaiahperfect 6:10, for us,” which Cochran says, said.