WE STAND with ORLANDO Another the Mass Shooting Sent Shockwaves Through the Nation Chance for CAP Rejected Prospective CAP Students Get a New Deadline

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COMMUNITY UT SYSTEM WE STAND WITH ORLANDO Another The mass shooting sent shockwaves through the nation chance for CAP Rejected prospective CAP students get a new deadline.

BY RAFAEL SEARS The Shorthorn staff

More than 200 Texas high school graduates have another shot at be- coming Mavericks, and then possibly Longhorns, after UTA rejected them in May. UTA notified 247 Coordinated Ad- mission Program, or CAP, students with a letter on May 11 stating the university was unable to accommodate them because too many CAP students were admitted, university spokeswoman Kristin Sullivan said in an email. The letter was sent to students because they missed the program’s May 6 application fee payment deadline, Sullivan said in an email. CAP offers students who were unable to get into UT-Austin their freshman year a chance to be a Longhorn their sophomore year upon fulfilling a number of requirements during their freshman year at UTA. CAP directs students to the other UT System schools, except UT-Dallas, because of the large amount of students applying to the system’s flagship school. Because UTA did not communi- cate with the affected students and UT-Austin clearly or in a timely man- ner, UTA extended the CAP enroll- ment period for previously accepted students through Friday, Sullivan said in an email. All of the students who notify UTA by Friday and want to opt into the program and pay the application fee will have a place at the university. More than 400 students had enrolled for the fall by mid-day Monday under the program, Sullivan said in an email. Typically, one-third of CAP students stay at UTA, one-third meet the requirements to transfer to UT-Austin and one-third will not meet the requirements, academic adviser Soyla Santos said. The transfer requirements are a minimum 3.2 GPA, a prescribed 30 semester credit hours and applicants The Shorthorn: Jayme Shedenhelm offered admission into CAP must ac- cept by June 1, according to the UT Candle light service attendees Hope Nussbaum and Grant Hetherington praise Monday at Celebration Community Church in Fort System Rule 40305: Coordinated Ad- Worth. The church held a memorial and candle light service in remembrance for the victims of the Orlando shooting. mission Program. A student who successfully com- pletes these requirements is guaran- BY SORAYAH ZAHIR AND BEN ANDERSON Alliance members to create a safe space for diversity and teed the opportunity to transfer to The Shorthorn staff tolerance at the university. UT-Austin at the beginning of their “I say UTA is doing a really good job of inclusion and sophomore year, according to the rule. “Hope will never be silent.” diversity education but there’s always so much more we The UT System Office of Academic Becki Clesse, Gender and Sexuality Alliance president, can do,” Clesse said. Affairs is reviewing the program to de- echoed the words of Harvey Milk, politician and gay activ- Aerospace engineering senior Myriel Pham lived in termine how many students it serves ist during this time of shock and mourning. Orlando for a few years, and was concerned for her friends and identify success and challenges, Shooter Omar Mateen killed 49 people and wounded who still live in the city. UT System spokeswoman Jenny 53 early Sunday morning. Pulse, a gay nightclub in Or- “I contacted all my friends that were there to make sure LaCoste-Caputo said in an email. lando, is now the site of the deadliest mass shooting in they’re all good,” Pham said. “Everyone luckily is not in the There are no planned changes at American history. party scene anymore but it is really devastating, especially this point, LaCoste-Caputo said in an The shooting, which occured during the Lesbian, Gay, during the month of celebrating gay pride.” email. Bisexual, Transgender Pride month, has hit home for The university is making an additional counselor avail- some of the community, sociology senior Clesse said. She @SEARSRAFAEL said she works with the 20 to 30 Gender and Sexuality ORLANDO continues on page 2 [email protected]

TECHNOLOGY Robot assesses Arlington pipeline condition

A new sensor system of large-diameter pipeline. The ONLINE will help analyze data data is analyzed to efficiently plan cleaning and repair operations, What do you think of the new so the workers can extending the life of the pipeline sensor robot? Take our poll plan more efficiently. system as well as decreasing over- online at theshorthorn.com/ all maintenance costs, Runkle news. BY ANTHONY MUSSELMAN said. The Shorthorn staff The robot, an MSI HD pro- filer model, uses a cable system to Brendan Hamilton, graduate UTA and the city of Arling- float along the interior of pipeline engineer for the city and a UTA ton are plumbing to new depths systems 32 to 188 inches in diam- alumnus, said the project will with the help of a sophisticated eter, according to the RedZone analyze about 48 miles of pipe- robotic-sensor system purchased website. line for the city. The project has from RedZone Robotics. Dale Owens, a water conser- a budget of $882,000, but is UTA and Arlington engineers vation specialist for the city of expected to come in under that met representatives from Red- Arlington, said he attended the figure, Hamilton said. Zone Robotics Monday at Globe demonstration as part of Arling- It was very exciting to see the Life Park to oversee a physical ton’s training efforts for the new collaboration between the uni- demonstration of a new robotic- system. versity and the city during this sensor system. “The technology is beyond project, said Seyedali Abolmaali, RedZone field supervisor what we’ve been using for sure,” department of civil engineering The Shorthorn: Shay Cohen Kevin Runkle said that the sys- Owens said. “Being able to use chairman. UTA engineers will be Field tech Burt Jones works on a pipeline robot during a demonstration on Monday tem uses high-definition closed- three different types of data col- involved with inspection, data outside Globe Life Park. The robot, developed by Red Zone Robotics, is equipped with circuit cameras, laser profiling lection at one time and analyze it a variety of sensors to analyze pipelines throughout the city of Arlington. and sonar to assess the condition is exciting.” PIPELINE continues on page 2 Page 2 The Shorthorn Wednesday, June 15, 2016

STUDENT SERVICES Center provides internships

A fellowship program will “The differences in peo- quality of going on the internship in send students to ple are really what binds the life. Washington D.C. On more Washington D.C. to study cohort,” Romano said. Todd than one occasion he talk- their interests. No matter the student’s Hill, for- ed himself out of applying major, Romano said there’s mer UTA for the internship, but said BY CHRISTIAN BURNO always room for public ser- political he decided to raise money The Shorthorn life editor vice. science to fund his way to do the One of UTA’s Archer Fel- student program after the fourth The Archer Center is lows, bioengineering gradu- and Ar- information session he at- looking for enthusiastic and ate student Sylvia Loh, is cher Fel- tended. He spent about one passionate students who interning in Washington low from Katie Romano, year raising over $11,000 have an interest in public D.C. at the Food and Drug 2010, Director of The through campaigning to service. Administration. heard Archer Center fund his trip. The Archer Fellowship The summer before she about the Hill is now the president Program brings under- got the internship at the program of the Archer Fellow Alumni graduate and graduate stu- FDA, she did stem cell re- through Association. He said he is dents to Washington D.C. search in Taiwan. Loh has fliers trying to pay it forward by to participate in a full-time lived in the Metroplex her he saw raising scholarship money internship and course load. entire life, commuted to around for new fellows. Selected students intern school everyday and always campus. The Archer Fellowship for an organization based had dinner at home pre- Dr. Karl ended up being exactly what off of their professional and pared by her mom. Wanting Petruso, he needed. academic goals, according to expand her professional Honors A week before he gradu- to www.archercenter.org. development, she applied College ated Hill received a call from Students choose their own for The Archer Fellowship. Dean and Todd Hill, Senior John Dalton, Financial Ser- The Shorthorn: Shay Cohen The application process faculty Director of vices Roundtable Housing internship, but receive one- Field tech Burt Jones is lifted through a manhole during a demonstra- is rigorous and competitive, repre- Government Affairs Policy Council president, on-one support from an Ar- tion on Monday outside Globe Life Park. A robot developed by Red Loh said. She wrote a per- sentative and was offered a job. cher Fellow staff member, Zone Robotics, is equipped with a variety of sensors to analyze pipe- for The The Archer name has an according to the website. sonal essay related to poli- lines throughout the city of Arlington. Students are chosen tics and the ways medical Archer impact in Washington D.C., based on their application devices are regulated. Program, Hill said. Pishkur, city of Arlington and its requirements, which The FDA gave Loh a came and “The fellowship program water utilities director. can be found on www.ar- summer project doing a spoke has such a positive repu- Pipeline The project between chercenter.org, and a final study on the effect of cell be- to Hill’s tation in Washington D.C. continued from page 1 UTA and Arlington is panel interview with Archer havior when it interacts with class that when folks hear the Center board members. certain ions. She said her about the name Archer, they take you analysis and lab investiga- unique; few cit- The program was estab- relationship with the FDA opportu- a bit more seriously,” Hill , if any, tion in order to extend the ies in the nation will have lished by The University of is more mutual than she ex- nity. said. service life of the pipeline access to such comprehen- Texas System in conjunction pected because she’s learn- Hill Sylvia Loh, Bioen- Romano, Hill and Loh system. sive data in regards to their with former U.S. Represen- ing science and the FDA is got in- gineering graduate all want to see more repre- “This is very similar to water and sewer systems, tative Bill Archer as a way to getting help from students. volved in student sentation from UTA in the taking an EKG of the sys- Pishkur said. bring motivated students to “Whenever you’re an in- politics in program. Hill said he knows tem,” Abolmaali said. “You The entire project was Washington D.C., according tern, you think all you’re when he there are qualified students see the readings, then you based on Pishkur’s vi- to archercenter.org. doing is going to get coffee was 19-years-old and knew across all majors that would identify the locations of the sion, Abolmaali said, and The program serves stu- for people or sitting in meet- going to Washington D.C. benefit from the program, problems and you go and wouldn’t have moved for- dents from all of the UT ings all day,” Loh said. “They was the experience he need- but there isn’t enough investigate that location.” ward without him. institutions, along with the actually have me doing big ed to further his political awareness about it. The partnership be- health campuses, said Katie projects. I’m very grateful career. The issue he ran into “If you’re even thinking tween UTA and the city of Romano, Archer Center Di- for that.” was being able to afford the about if this program is for Arlington will provide at- @ANTMUSS76 rector. She said they want a After she graduates, she program. you, most likely it is for you,” tractive opportunities for [email protected] range in political ideology, said she dreams of saving Like many students at Hill said. UTA graduates as the proj- majors and career goals. The the world through medicine UTA, Hill said he worked ect moves forward over the variety enriches the program by working hands-on with and went to school full- @CHRISTIANALEXB next two to three years, ac- for the better and makes it medical devices that can time, and did not know how [email protected] cording to Walter “Buzz” unique, Romano said. help someone have a better he would be able to afford

sonal freedoms, and what better way act should the need arise, he said. Orlando to attack our way of life than to make “I pledge to you the Tarrant County people hesitant to be who they are.” Sheriff’s Office and our law enforce- continued from page 1 Community members gathered to ment partners are working around remember and honor the lives lost. the clock to keep all of us safe,” Ander- able to the community during the “I still have a feeling of shock,” Eric son said. “Please join us in continued week through Counseling and Psy- Durant, of Fort Worth said. “Defi- prayers for all those affected by the chological Services, said Marietta nitely still grieving. Even though it senseless attack in Orlando and for all Richard, assistant director of Clinical happened in another state, it’s still those working to keep us safe.” Services. targeted toward the community, and As the community reflects and “We’ll be addressing that just on a it’s scary.” learns more about the shooting, case by case basis as people call in or The university expressed its con- Clesse said her mission at the univer- come in,” Richard said. “We extend dolences via Facebook Sunday. sity remains the same. our condolences to the LGBT com- “The University of Texas at Ar- “My job is to provide that safe munity and of course to all the fami- lington shares the shock and sadness haven for that community and I will lies that were affected.” that we all are feeling in the wake of be damned if somebody stands in the Across the country, vigils have this morning’s shooting in Orlando. way of that,” she said. been held in remembrance of the Our hearts go out to the victims, their UTA Police directed our questions victims of the shooting. A memorial families and the entire Orlando com- to the university, which did not re- candlelight service was held Monday munity, and we will keep them in our spond by press time. at Celebration Community Church in thoughts and prayers.” The Arlington Police Department Fort Worth. In a Facebook post Tarrant County declined to comment. The Shorthorn: Jayme Shedenhelm “I was taken aback,” Joel Fitzger- sheriff Dee Anderson said he par- ald, Fort Worth Police Chief, said. ticipated in a conference call with the Joel Fitzgerald, Fort Worth Police Department chief, hugs a member of Celebration “You never get used to domestic at- FBI and Department of Homeland @SSORAYAH, @BENANDERSONUTA Community Church, during the candle light service June 13. Jai shared that her neph- ew died at the Orlando shooting. tacks. Your greatest fear is that it’s Security about the Orlando shooting. [email protected] trying to erode the fabric of our per- Law enforcement would be ready to

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EDITORIAL COLUMN Hate begets hate THE ISSUE: Reactions need to be tem- pered. Don’t respond with more hate.

WE THINK: Any action of violence creates hate, which spurs more hate.

CALL TO ACTION: Stop the cycle.

When unexplainable tragedy strikes, the path of least resis- tance is blind hatred. We ask that everyone fight that urge. Early Sunday morning a man chose to walk into Pulse, a gay club in Orlando, and open fire - killing 49 people and in- The Shorthorn: Jayme Shedenhelm juring 53. Love and compassion poured Bonnie Watkins, Celebration Community Church member, prays during the Orlando shooting memorial Monday. The church held a memorial and candle light service in remem- out of social media for the resi- brance of the victims of the Orlando shooting. dents and victims in Orlando. What surprised us most was the unfiltered outpouring of hate. Blind fear and Love will always conquer hatred is “We have leading gone our nation through We must unite to not let hatred dictate our lives. down a dark path. moments I am a woman of many BECKI CLESSE Be mindful and care for oth- Shortly in our his- words. ers, watch out for them. But after the tory before There are not too many times don’t allow this to stop you from tragedy, where I find myself searching living your life. news out- when we for the appropriate words, but It’s National Pride month, lets relayed acted out today I am at a loss. My heart and it means more than just various on- is grossly heavy and weeps. The Clesse is a sociology senior and guest the superficial image of Pride the-fly re- of fear, and community in which I call home columnist for The Shorthorn. festivals and night club outings. ports, and we came to was the target of what some Pride Month is about having a now this regret it.” call the worst mass shooting in voice and not being shoved back is a game American history. Join the discussion by commenting at into the closets of society. of proving President What was intended to be Always follow your arrow, a night of celebration and joy theshorthorn.com. wherever it points. Pride Month the mo- Barack Obama tives of a turned into something even is a celebration of our identities dead man. your worst nightmares couldn’t and triumphs our community First media outlets reported it compose. This was an act of has endured through the heart was a hate crime, and his mo- pure hate and anger towards the “Be mindful and care for others, watch out for them. But breaks. We are a resilient com- tives were intense hatred for LGBT+ community. There are don’t allow this to stop you from living your life.” munity and we will smile again. the LGBT community. Now we no words that could excuse this Be proud of who you are, know he pledged his allegiance monster’s behavior, but there Becki Clesse don’t let fear take that from you. to the Islamic State group in a is one thing we can do; band sociology senior Know that you have people 911 call, making it a terrorist together. who love and care for you, and attack. Hold hands and remember will always be in your corner. As President Barack Obama that ‘hope will never be silent.’ lives. thoughts, do not give the shoot- Hate is not natural, it is said in his speech Tuesday, Do not allow the ruthless ac- Remember the fallen and er an ounce of your time or at- learned. Love will always win, everything is still being investi- tions of this monster govern our keep their loved ones in your tention. He does not deserve it. especially in times of terror. gated and there is no solid proof that this man had any dealings with any organizations or reli- COLUMN gions prior to the shooting. Hate has continually been directed toward the LGBT community. Muslims have been criticized because the shooter Find better gun control solutions claimed allegiance to an Islamic extremist group. “We have gone through mo- End this gun control chaos and find peace. ments in our history before when we acted out of fear, and No one man needs an arsenal defend themselves from the tyr- we came to regret it,” Obama to protect himself or his family. ANTHONY MUSSELMAN anny of an overpowered govern- said. “We have seen our govern- In light of the Orlando shoot- ment. ment mistreat our fellow citi- ing, gun control is once again However, the text of the zens, and it has been a shameful being brought into the public Musselman is a history and pre-law amendment also provides fed- part of our history.” arena for discussion, with all the eral and local governments the We as a nation cannot repeat usual players voicing the all-too- senior and staff columnist for The power to regulate that right. the ignorant hatred of anyone. familiar arguments. Those aside, Shorthorn. Now is the time to do just That hate was shown shortly one fact remains clear, especially that. after the 9/11 attacks and the to the families of the victims of Regulate the arsenals, end the San Bernardino shooting. Mus- Sunday’s shooting. Join the discussion by commenting at ban on gun violence research, lims were attacked in the street The shooter used legally-pur- use reasonable legislation to find simply because people were chased weapons to kill 49 people theshorthorn.com. a compromise between constitu- angry and uninformed. and injured 53 others. tionally-protected rights and the The people who make these The Orlando shooting was public health. attacks support fear and hate. one of 133 to take place in the Create a federal standard. Re- That hatred invokes retaliatory United States this year alone, quire proper licensing, inspec- hate, and the cycle starts all over according to the Gun Violence “Regulate the arsenals, end the ban on gun violence research, tion and registration. Keep a again. Archive site. use reasonable legislation to find a compromise between list of owners, track the sale and Everyone needs to remember The U.S. has the highest rate distribution, make background confusion is part of tragedy, of gun ownership in the world, constitutionally-protected rights and the public health.” checks and training more ro- which leaves emotions running according to the Council of For- Anthony Musselman bust. high. eign Relations site. The Shorthorn staff Build all of these changes on Being quick to anger and Let that sink in. well-researched data and end lashing out does not bring back The majority of states allow constitutions. keep and bear arms shall not be this cycle of violence that has al- the dead. citizens to, upon completion of The Second Amendment of infringed.” lowed the few to end the lives of specified requirements, carry the U.S. Constitution states “a There are those who argue so many. concealed weapons, and have well regulated militia being nec- the Second Amendment was It’s time for Americans to provisions supporting the right essary to the security of a free written to allow citizens un- have a conversation and take a to keep and bear arms in their State, the right of the People to fettered access to firearms to long look at gun violence.

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AROUND TOWN Weather delays Cooper Street construction Because of the rainy weather, construction The city is not con- nomic science and data will finish in late summer nected to the construc- analytics graduate stu- tion project, said Susan dent, to leave 10 to 15 or early fall. Shrock, communication minutes earlier than he is coordinator for the city of used to. BY BEN ANDERSON Arlington. “[Cooper Street] is get- The Shorthorn staff The project included ting pretty dangerous to new raised medians and a travel,” Phillips said. Cooper Street construc- new overlay of asphalt. University Studies se- tion is taking longer than The medians are ex- nior Robbie Johnson said expected. pected to reduce collisions she found alternate routes Several weeks of bad by 30 to 40 percent, ac- to take, including Mitch- weather this spring caused cording to Texas Trans- ell Street and UTA Bou- the estimated construc- portation Institute. levard. tion completion to be de- The new overlay will “Wherever there’s con- layed to late summer or provide a smoother and struction, there’s a prob- early fall, said Val Lopez, more consistent driving lem,” Johnson said. Fort Worth District Texas process, Lopez said. All of Lopez understands the Department of Transpor- the medians are finished frustration of students tation spokesman. on Cooper Street, and the and commuters driving on Lopez would not specify overlay process has begun, Cooper Street. an actual date for comple- and could shut down up to “We appreciate the pa- tion. two lanes at a time, Lopez tience of the students as “The asphalt we put said. they travel through that over the concrete is tem- Commuter Brian Phil- The Shorthorn: Jayme Shedenhelm perature and moisture lips has been affected by corridor,” Lopez said. sensitive,” Lopez said. the construction. Cars pass by the construction zone Friday on Cooper Street. Commuters may have to take different routes “We have to wait for good The construction re - @BENANDERSONUTA to class until the construction is completed. weather days to progress.” quires Phillips, an eco- [email protected]

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As temperatures increase, stay- Sligar ing cool and hydrated is vital. Investing in the body is as im- Pure cranberry juice mixed with portant as a business investment, sparkling lime water is a zesty af- because it lasts a lifetime, kinesiol- ternoon treat rich in antioxidants. ogy sophomore Maria Belloti said. Blending almond milk, Greek Living a healthy lifestyle will yogurt, peanut butter and a frozen increase the mood and help with banana makes for a protein-rich focus, mechanical engineering smoothie that maintains energy. sophomore Hannah Sligar said. Being conscious of food con- sumed will increase athletic per- Woolen formance and help get results fast- er, said Christopher Woolen, cam- Combining natural coconut pus recreation personal trainer. water with chia seeds promotes a For a healthy lifestyle, refrain productive mood. The seeds con- from buying drinks with ingre- tain carbohydrates, which are use- dients that cannot be easily pro- ful for physical activities. nounced, Belloti said. Adding vitamin B, almond but- Drinks that contain large quan- ter and fish oil with a banana cre- tities of sugar will result in more ates a protein-rich drink abundant thirst, Woolen said. in healthy fats. Fish oil assists with Some drink options that help high blood pressure because it is maintain a healthy lifestyle while a blood thinner. Bananas contain quenching thirst: The Shorthorn: Jayme Shedenhelm potassium, which repairs muscles Smoothies and summer go hand-in-hand as the days are hot and smoothies are refreshing to the body. The cool beverage can be after working out. fun to make and it can be personalized however one likes. Avocado paired with apple juice Belloti and kale or spinach will incorporate healthy fat with fiber. Pairing a frozen banana with Vegetables such as kale and Greek yogurt and a berry of your blackberries. The seeds found on raspberries, blueberries and straw- spinach can be joined with carrots choice will add protein and fiber. blackberries are tart, which adds a berries makes a cool drink filled and an orange. For a tangy twist, incorporate sour taste to the drink. @ZAHRAAILEIWI with antioxidants. Flax or chia seeds alongside almond milk with raspberries and Combining spinach, carrots, or- [email protected] Wild for craft beer Flying Saucer is hosting a launch party for Wild Acre Brewing Company

BY JACQUELINE GONZALEZ wildacrebrewing.com. Wild Acre will The Shorthorn staff pay its tribute with a devotion in IF YOU GO brewing the best quality American What: Wild Acre Brewing Company craft beer. Launch Party A day full of craft beer and live This is not the first time Flying What: 11 a.m. Saturday music can be found this Saturday at Saucer will host a launch party for Where: Flying Saucer Flying Saucer. a brewery, manager Catherine Hen- 111 E. Third Street Fort Worth, TX Fort Worth’s newest Brewery, Wild nessy said. They had one for COOP 76102 Acre Brewing Company, will have a Ale Works, a craft brewery based in Admission: free launch party at 11 a.m. Saturday at Oklahoma City. Contact: 817-336-7470 The Flying Saucer Draught Empo- Hennessy said these events get a rium in Fort Worth. The launch party lot of support from the beer commu- is free and attendees must be 21 or nity in North Texas. they are always open to trying new older to consume alcohol. The beer community is made up beers and supporting local breweries. Three of the brewery’s inaugural of awesome people that come out to “It has a lot to do with the envi- beers: Tarantula Hawk India Red Ale, support each other and everyone is ronment, the culture,” Andres Vielma Soul Pleasure Stout and Moonlight excited about Wild Acre, Hennessy said. “Anybody that’s into craft beers, Shine Wheat Ale, will be poured all said anybody that’s an enthusiast loves the day, according to Flying Saucer’s flier, “It’s a very strong and tight knit association that comes along with and Fort Worth singer-songwriter community and once you get in it, the drinking of craft beers. You get Jake Paleschic will perform through- you realize that you kind of see some to meet a ton of different people that out the day. of the same faces,” Hennessy said. you wouldn’t really meet on an every- Wild Acre Brewing Company Flying Saucer has a lot of “beer- day basis just because of beer.“ toasts to the famous stretch of land knurds” she said, that want to come Jacob Vielma said the events and The Shorthorn: File photo it will reside in. “Hell’s Half Acre” out and have fun when there are new the live music just add to the friendly became an infamous destination in beers available. atmosphere. The Flying Saucer is located in Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth. A launch the 19th Century for debauchery Brothers Jacob and Andres Viel- party for Wild Acre Brewing Company will be hosted at the Flying Saucer at 11 a.m. Saturday. Wild Acre Brewing Company will debut three craft beers at the launch among radical travelers and traders ma, self- proclaimed Flying Saucer @WHEREISJACKS that helped build the economy in the regulars, said they plan to attend sim- party: Tarantula Hawk India Red Ale, Soul Pleasure Stout and Moonlight Shine Wheat post-war West, according to www. ply for the love of craft beer. They said [email protected] Ale.

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Page 6 Wednesday, June 15, 2016 SPORTSTHE SHORTHORN BASKETBALL Youth program abroad inspires coach

Justus said before tak- The UTA women’s ONLINE assistant coach traveled ing the trip to Russia, he was not aware of the mag- to Russia and wants to For more sports nitude of orphaned chil- coverage, go online to inspire more orphans. dren in Russia. theshorhorn.com/sports “Those kids in the or- BY SELBY LOPEZ phanages are kids without The Shorthorn sports editor hope that need to have the chance that you and I fessors and students at have,” Justus said. “Once Omsk State University In the village of Orion, you kind of come face-to- where he and members a man bonded with a face with that situation of the youth development group of orphans over the you understand, first of program encouraged them game of basketball. all, how fortunate we are to volunteer and mentor Talby Justus, UTA with the opportunities kids at the orphanages. women’s basketball assis- that we have and secondly In the future, Justus tant coach, said his two how much they need us to said he hopes to bring weeks in Russia with the step in that gap.” more of the UTA athletics’ Allies in Youth Develop- The first stop for Justus players and coaches with ment program reminded was the Orion community him. him of James Naismith where Justus said an or- “I know the coaches introducing the game 125 phan child named Nastia around here, if they were years ago. stole his heart. Justus said able and the timing was Allies in Youth Develop- he saw a big turnaround right, I think they would ment encourages in-coun- in Nastia, who went from do all they could to send try university students to being easily discouraged a couple players,” Justus make a positive impact to finding confidence in said. “Our kids come back in the lives of orphans in playing basketball. better people; they would the Eastern European and “I peek out my window come back changed be- Russian regions. and she’s holding our bas- cause of it.” Justus discovered the Courtesy: Brooke Ortale ketball up to me like ‘come program when he met Russian orphans gather around Talby Justus, UTA women’s basketball assistant coach as he talks about bas- play basketball,’” Justus @LOPEZSELBY31 program founder Chris ketball. Justus spent two weeks in Russia with the Allies in Youth Development program. said. “She had me right [email protected] Burgin, who invited him there.” to join on the programs Justus also visited pro- upcoming trip to Russia.

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DALLAS WINGS VS. SEATTLE STORM When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday Where: College Park Center Ticket info: www.utatickets.com

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DALLAS WINGS VS. PHOENIX MERCURY When: 7 p.m. Tuesday Where: College Park Center Ticket info: www.utatickets.com

The Shorthorn: Cody Bahn Left: Dallas Wings guard Karima Christmas dribbles down the court Saturday at the College Park Center. Right: Dallas Wings guard Erin Phillips smiles and passes the ball after falling Saturday at the College Park Center.

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