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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2013 | VOL. 117 NO. 34 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com LOSE YOURSELF

RICHARD CRANK | THE PARTHENON PHOTOS BY SUBMITTED PHOTO The Corn Maze at Cooper Family Farms in Milton attracts hundreds with special W.Va. birthday design >Page 2 Inside this edition:

ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON TAYLOR KIRCHWEHM | THE PARTHENON ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON La Famiglia cooks up Young Thundering Herd Heritage Station authentic Italian cuisine member visits students sets for Fall Fest >Page 2 >Page 3 >Page 4 Friday Saturday Sunday page designed and edited by BISHOP NASH HIGH 64° LOW 45 ° HIGH 63° LOW 37 ° HIGH 63° LOW 36° [email protected] 270678 GLENNS SPORTING GOODS C M Y K 50 INCH

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aMUsed Dance Local restaurant brings a Ensemble to perform concert taste of Italy to Huntington By ALYSSA SIMON and choreography to put to- THE PARTHENON gether each act. The aMUsed Dance En- Hannah Gainey, junior semble will perform its third communications disorders annual dance concert Friday major from Ripley, W.Va., and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. she said believes this year’s in the Joan C. Edward’s Per- show will be different from forming Arts Center. shows that the group has put The ensemble is formed on in the past. of Marshall University stu- aMUsed has performed dents that are involved in shows in the past that were dance classes during the focused around one story semester. The students while this show is set to be work during class time and based on many different on the weekends to put to- stories. gether shows during the Gainey said she believes fall and spring. this show has something in it for everyone. show focuses on art in “I think no matter what danceThe firstand acthow of thisit can year’s be a person’s artistic back- PHOTOS BY ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON used to make the audience ground or preference is, he or she will be able to La Famiglia is a locally-owned restaurant that uses authentic By GEOFFREY FOSTER show is choreographed by find elements of the per- Italian recipes and preparation methods to create dishes such THE PARTHENON dancemove. 490 The firstinstructor half of Jes the- formance to appreciate,” as the apple cobbler pictured below. The restaurant is located Foreign recipes are like the passage of secrets in a game of sica Fox. Gainey said. on Sixth Avenue in Huntington. telephone: every whisper is slightly different from the last and The second part of the Tickets for the dance con- when it returns to the person who started it, the meaning has show is all student work. cert will be free for Marshall changed. The recipe changes, too, in small steps—an extra dash Students put together pieces students. of salt here, a tablespoon of oregano there—and before anyone individually or in small Alyssa Simon can be realizes it, the dish bears only a passing resemblance to the orig- groups and then choose contacted at simon26@ inal product. their own lighting, costumes marshall.edu. There are exceptions, of course. At La Famiglia, you can walk inside knowing that the food you are about to eat uses authentic recipes and preparation methods. The restaurant’s owner, Ralph Hagy, wouldn’t have it any other way. “My grandfather, Raffaele Ierardi, came to America when he was about 22-years-old,” Hagy said. “He made several trips in the late 1890s to Williamson, W.Va., to work on the railroad. Haunted corn maze

family, and most of the immigrants that came over, brought theirHe finally traditions brought and the recipes rest of thewith family them. over Everything around 1912.we cook My here has been passed down from my grandparents to me and ready to scare my family.” Although Hagy has been eating traditional Italian food his en- By SHANNON STOWERS the maze in the dark. tire life, the notion of owning a restaurant that serves such food THE PARTHENON To get through the maze, did not occur until late in life. you have to answer a series “I spent about 30 years working in the mining and chemical W.Va., will be turned into of questions correctly. If you industry,” Hagy said. “We started doing some catering in Wil- A cornfield in Milton, answer them wrong, you’ll liamson and once I retired, we moved down here and opened ghosts, goblins and zombies get sent the wrong way. the restaurant in this space, which was once a house our sons thisa field weekend. of hauntings with During the day, Kim Cooper lived in while going to Marshall. We started out as a deli but have The haunting is part of says it takes people an av- since progressed into a full service the annual haunted maze erage of 45 minutes to get restaurant.” See LA FAMIGLIA | Page 5 that Cooper Family Farms through the maze and an puts together every year. At dusk, those who are up night. FILM REVIEW for it can work their way hour“In andthe maze,fifteen there minutes are 10at through the maze that is decision points where you have to answer questions,” individuals from zombies Kim Cooper said. “How you ‘Fraid things don’t end well in ‘Carrie’ remake withfilled chainsawswith all kinds to plain of scary old answer it will take you one ghosts waiting around every of two ways.” By RENE RODRIGUEZ so iconic that it remains fresh back and buttocks” King described where the movie starts running corner. Cooper Family Farms Over the last 14 years, the THE MIAMI HERALD (MCT) and vital 37 years later — prac- in his book, the actress invests the into problems. Peirce is good at will only be doing the haunt- maze has grown and people When Brian De Palma adapted tically an eternity in Hollywood character with a fragile vulner- illustrating the complexities and ing this Friday and Saturday, from the area have made Stephen King’s novel “Carrie” time — and casts an imposing ability that runs deeper than her contradictions inherent in all her as well as next Friday and the maze a part of their fall shadow over the new version unkempt hair and shabby clothes. characters: The repentant Sue Saturday. traditions. simple story of a bullied teenage by director Kimberly Peirce She looks like she wishes she could (Gabriella Wilde), who feels bad Kim and Joyce Cooper, “A lot of people that come, girlfor filmwith intelekinetic 1976, he powers turned into the (“Boys Don’t Cry,” “Stop-Loss”). shrink away into herself and disap- about having participated in the who own and operate the come three times,” Kim Coo- a dreamy pop-horror fantasia Instead of trying to outdo locker room debacle and asks her per said. “During the day, — a lush, operatic fright show the grandness of the original, while taking a shower at school af- boyfriend (Ansel Elgort) to take idea when they just couldn’t during the night, and again that grooved on its excesses. De Peirce takes a more grounded terpear. P.E. When class, she she gets howls her withfirst period terror Carrie to the prom; the mean girl maze, first came up with on haunting weekends.” Palma threw everything into approach, treating the char- and panic — she doesn’t under- Chris (Portia Doubleday), who young people in the area. Every year, Cooper Family the movie: split screens; slow acters of Carrie White (Chloe stand what’s happening to her plots bloody revenge after be- find“About anything 14 years to do ago, for themy Farms has created a unique motion; cartoonish humor; Grace Moretz) and her reli- — and the other girls in the locker ing barred from attending the wife and I worked with the and recognizable image out shameless sentimentality; a gious-fanatic mother Margaret room descend on her like a mob, prom; and Coach Desjardin (Judi youth group at church and of the paths they cut in their merciless sense of justice. The (Julianne Moore) with more mocking and taunting and taking Greer), the teacher who takes a we were looking for things corn. This year, Kim Cooper emotional gravity and empathy. delight in her hysteria. motherly interest in Carrie. to do for the kids and we said the design is of Bab- it scared you. Often, it did both at Although the beautiful Moretz But menstruation also awak- Peirce fares much worse read about a corn maze in cock State Park in Fayette thefilm same made time. you laugh as much as looks nothing like the “chunky ens something in Carrie — the with the horror elements in Tennessee, I think, and that’s County. De Palma’s “Carrie” became girl with pimples on her neck and ability to move objects with her where we got the idea,” Kim “We were looking for mind. The power emboldens cheap-looking CGI for ineffec- Cooper said. something that would cel- the timid girl, even though she the film, relying too heavily on The maze, which Kim Coo- ebrate the 150 years of the must keep it hidden from her the movie’s Big Moment — and per says is a family friendly state and this design is a mom, who would undoubtedly turningtive shocks her —heroine she totally into a flubskind environment that offers very popular image,” Kim 2 STARS “CARRIE” consider telekinesis the devil’s of demonic superhero who good, clean fun, starts the Cooper said. CAST: Chloe Grace Moretz, Julianne work. Moore plays Carrie’s uses her hands like Magneto to haunting every year dur- The maze is open by reser- - manipulate objects (this Carrie ing the last two weekends vation only Monday through Moore, Gabriella Wilde, Ansel Elgort, Portia ure, a sheltered and awkward looks like she should have been of October. This year, with Thursdays. On weekends, Doubleday, Alex Russell, Judy Greer womanmonstrous who mama is as asconfused a tragic andfig part of “X-Men: First Class”). help from the Cabell County reservations are not needed. DIRECTOR: Kimberly Peirce befuddled as her daughter. Mar- The beauty of De Palma’s movie Future Farmers of America, The maze is open from 5-10 garet is constantly cutting and is that the crazier the story thousands of people from p.m. on Fridays, noon to 10 SCREENWRITERS: Lawrence D. Cohen, - became, the scarier and more around the area will get p.m. on Saturdays and 1-5 Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, based on the novel tion as a form of worship — and - scared. p.m. on Sundays, but the althoughscratching her herself parenting — flagella skills ing to an enormous “Gotcha!” The maze runs from early haunting is only on Friday by Stephen King are misguided to the point of unnerving the film got, build September to early Novem- and Saturday nights. PRODUCER: Kevin Misher abuse, Moore makes us under- “Carrie” becomes less involving ber. During the day, people Admission to the maze A Screen Gems release stand why she does the things asscare it goes in along, its final ceding scene. its emo This- can work their way through is $7 for the regular maze she does. The world betrayed tional power to special effects the maze without the ghosts and $10 for the haunted RUNNING TIME: 100 minutes her, and she’s not going to let and unconvincing gore, and and goblins. At night, during maze. RATED R: Vulgar language, sexual situations, the same thing happen to Carrie. culminating with a closing shot the week and on weekends Shannon Stowers can be violence, gore, adult themes She will fail, of course, in a so lame and uninspired, it’s as if when Cooper Family Farms contacted at stowers44@ most spectacular fashion. Car- isn’t doing the haunting, you marshall.edu. rie is going to suffer, and that’s called it a day. can also try to your hand at the filmmakers just gave up and

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3 WEEKEND SPORTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM 1970 Herd member Ed Carter returns to tell story

By TAYLOR KIRCHWEHM come home for his funeral. But ultimately new team. Then is when it hit me that my THE PARTHENON I was not on the plane because my mother friends were gone.” For Ed Carter, the hand of fate intervened pleaded me not to return because accord- Even though the Texas native had offers on the most tragic day in the history of Mar- ing to her the plane was going to crash.” from other schools to play football, Carter shall University and the city of Huntington. He missed the East Carolina game that stuck with Marshall and began to help with In 1969, Carter received a full ride Nov. 14, saving his life from the catastrophic the rebuilding process. Carter said it was scholarship to play offensive tackle for the accident that struck 75 of his teammates, challenging to recruit people to come play Marshall football team. Coming to Hun- coaches, staff and team boosters. Carter for the Herd. tington to play football was far away from said everyone thought he had died on the Carter’s Wichita Falls, Texas, home. Carter plane, too. to get players, good players to come here to said he wasn’t quite sure, at the time, why “I was in my mother’s house and we help“I think us rebuild,” the most Carter difficult said. part “And was then at firstsec- he picked Marshall. heard on the news that there had been a ondly it just was a matter of being patient “I never had heard of Huntington, never plane crash here in Huntington,” Carter one day at a time, one year at a time.” heard of the Thundering Herd, but for some said. “They said they believed it was the When Carter graduated in 1973, the re- reason I had a burning desire to come to building of the football team was still not this school,” Carter said. “Then, once I got said it was the team and there were no complete. here I still didn’t understand why I came survivors.Marshall football team, and then finally “It was not until the mid 70’s that Marshall because they hadn’t won a game in two “It happened so fast that the next day we came out of the 1A and went down to the years.” got calls and condolences to my mother 1AA,” Carter said. “In the Southern Confer- As a sophomore, Carter was good enough that said they were sorry that I got killed, ence they were getting better and then they to make the travel team. The Herd was pre- and my mother said ‘There’s been a mis- began to win the Southern, and then eventu- paring for the East Carolina game when take, my son wasn’t on that plane.’ So all ally went back up to 1A and manhandled all of Carter received a call from his mother that day she got those kinds of calls.” those teams in the MAC Conference.“ commanded his presence back in Texas. He For the next few months, the survivors Carter may not have known then why he obeyed his mother and honored her wish travelled all over attending funerals. Carter had that burning desire to come to Mar- to not get on the plane with the rest of the said the tragedy didn’t really hit him until shall back in 1969. But looking back on his team. The date; Nov. 14, 1970. the following springtime. decision, Carter said he knows why he was “I was not on the plane because a week “It never really registered to me until the drawn to the Herd. before the crash my mother called from “Well when I look back on it now I can TAYLOR KIRCHWEHM | THE PARTHENON Texas,” Carter said. “She informed me 1970 Thundering Herd member Ed Carter speaks to the FCA Oct. 14. that my dad had died and that I needed to myfirst old day buddies of spring because ball,” Carter this was said. a “Whenwhole See CARTER | Page 5 we went on the field I didn’t see any of Van Horn bringing West Virginia blood to offensive line This weekend

By BRAXTON CRISP care of their job and do what him,” Holliday said. “He’s really in Herd sports FOR THE PARTHENON they’re supposed to do.” made himself into a player. He’s So far in 2013, Marshall Van Horn added that the extremely strong, he works University football has had 12 “Five Men, One Mind” man- extremely hard, he’s long, he’s Women’s soccer will play a pair of different offensive linemen tra has played a big role in massive and he’s going to be a home matches against Florida Atlantic take snaps in just six games. the team being competitive in really good player for us.” Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Middle Tennes- One of those 12 players is local As a part of a team with 34 see State Sunday at 1 p.m. The team product Clint Van Horn. half of this season, including Floridians, Van Horn got to won its second conference match last Standing at 6 feet 4 inches thetough comeback games throughat FAU. the first see many of his teammates ex- time out against East Carolina. The team and 294 pounds, it’s hard to “That kind of mindset head- perience something this past will wear pink jerseys in support of can- miss Marshall offensive line- ing into those last two drives, week that he’s gotten to expe- cer awareness. man Clint Van Horn. After a that really helped,” Van Horn rience his entire college career: huge game on the road at Flor- said. “Even back to our losses, playing in front of family and Men’s soccer will take on Conference ida Atlantic University this past we played down against Ohio friends. That’s because Van CLINT VAN HORN USA soccer member South Carolina at weekend, he’s become quite a for most of the game and still Horn is from Beckley, W.Va., West Virginia go on to play home Saturday at 7 p.m. The team is staple along the offensive line, had a shot to win with four about two hours southeast of at the top level of collegiate coming off of a tough 5-0 loss to No. 4 primarily at right tackle. In the turnovers and Virginia Tech Huntington. football. Maryland. Herd’s 24-23 come from behind with triple overtime against a “Those guys are a long way “I just want to go out there win over the Owls, Van Horn led good team with a really good from home, and I can only and represent Beckley the Volleyball will take on East Carolina in- the team in offensive line suc- defense who hasn’t lost since imagine how special it is be- right way, and give 110 per- side the Cam Henderson Center Friday at cess at 91 percent and had four Alabama [opening week for the cause they don’t get to have cent,” Van Horn said. “I’m 5:30 p.m. Following that match they will of the team’s 20 knockdowns. Hokies]. That mindset and that that all the time,” Van Horn not just playing for myself, hit the road to play at UAB Sunday at 1 Van Horn said his success has attitude goes further than what said. “My family gets to come but I’m playing for my family, p.m. The team is coming off of a 3-1 win been made possible by the he says, it goes into how we to all of the home games, and my friends, my coaches back over North Texas. mindset instilled by offensive sometimes road games that are home, and this team, so it’s a line coach Alex Mirabal. until the end.” close, so that’s really special. lot to play for.” Men’s golf will begin the OBX/ODU “Our o-line coach always playMarshall the game head and howcoach we fightDoc Not just my family, but friends, Van Horn and the rest of the Collegiate at Kilmarlic Sunday. Last time says ‘five men, one mind,’ Holliday said Van Horn has had coaches, and everyone I’ve met Thundering Herd will be in out Brian Anania won his first individual and that’s what it really is,” to work for his position on the throughout my years living in action Thursday at Middle Ten- collegiate championship at the Bearcat Van Horn said. “Coach puts line. West Virginia, they’re able to nessee State University. Invitational. those five [linemen] out there “Clint’s a tremendous kid who come see me.” Braxton Crisp can be con- and have faith in each other is an extremely hard worker, Van Horn realizes that not tacted at crisp23@marshall. Men’s and women’s cross-country will that each guy is going to take and football is important to many high school players from edu. compete in the Evansville Invitational in Evansville, Ind. beginning Saturday.

Tennis will travel to Charlottesville, Va., for the ITA Atlantic Regional beginning Friday. The team is coming off of a good 50 shades of Teel performance at the Hokie Invitational two weekends ago. By KARLYN TIMKO THE PARTHENON The Marshall University women’s swimming and diving team dove head first into its season this past weekend with its performance at the West Virginia Games in Morgantown, W.Va. During her first competition as a member of the Herd, freshman Teel Hartmann cap- tured her first collegiate victory after placing first in the 400-yard individual medley. After her successful debut, the psychology major from Louis- ville, Ky., climbed on deck to help us get a closer look at the rising newcomer. ILLUSTRATION BY KARLYN TIMKO | THE PARTHENON

Q: Think about your life. What has Q: Who is your hero? 269080 been your greatest accomplishment thus A: My mom and my dad. They have always been so far? supportive of me in whatever I’ve done. CABELL HTGN FOUNDATION A: Becoming a Division I athlete. Q: If you could live anywhere in the FERTILITY Q: If you were stranded on an island, world, where would it be? what three things would you bring? A: I would want to live in France. I’ve never ac- 2 x 5.0 A: Off the top of my head, I guess I would have to tually been there before, but my teammate, Chloe say I’d bring a pot for water, my cellphone and some Parsemain, is from France. With all the things she’s clothes. I mean, have you ever seen “Naked and told me about it, it sounds like a beautiful place. Afraid?” Q: What would be your dream job? Q: If you could be any Disney princess, A: To work for the United States Olympic Commit- who would you be? tee and help out other athletes. A: Ariel, as cliché as that sounds, because she’s a mermaid! I wouldn’t mind being in the water all day. See HARTMANN | Page 5

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4 WEEKEND EDITION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM MU to have Annual Fall Fest returns to Heritage Station By COLTON JEFFRIES across Huntington and sur- various wares shown in the The River and Rail shop “It’s just a festive at- THE PARTHENON rounding areas will submit shop as well as doing demon- will be having a lunch special, mosphere, very family teaching The shops at Heritage Sta- their favorite apple or pump- strations on how they make Rolling R Farm Brats along friendly,” Compton said. tion, located near Pullman kin desserts, and the people of their wares. with their pumpkin and apple “Events like this really help Square in downtown Hunting- Huntington will be the judges. Other shops will be offering soup. out the shops at Heritage ton, are set to showcase what Another station shop, Finds discounts during the festival, The festival will have live Station and help keep doing and physics they have to offer the public and Designs, will showcase such as the Bottle and Wedge music on hand to keep folks events like this!” during the upcoming fall sea- their various coats and win- having a discount on their entertained, and special ven- For more information on son with the annual Fall Fest ter gear as well as accessories seasonal cheeses as well as dors will be on hand as well. Fall Fest at Heritage Station, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. so people can get through the having cheese samples on Tyson Compton, president you can visit the Heritage conference The Wild Ramp, a shop at cold winter months during hand. The popular shop Brand of the Huntington Visitors Station Facebook page. Heritage Station, will be host- the Fall Fashion Show. Yourself will be having a sale Bureau, was very enthusiastic Colton Jeffries can be BY JEREMY WRIGHT ing its second annual Fall Fest Artisans will be on hand at on custom made hoodies and about people coming out to contacted at Jeffries17@ THE PARTHENON Bake Off. Amateur chefs from The Red Caboose, showing the sweatshirts. this event. marshall.edu. Marshall University Depart- ment of Physics and Physical Sciences will be hosting the fall meeting of the Appalachian Section of the American As- Delving into Johnny Cash’s life story sociation of Physics Teachers, focusing on improved teach- ing and learning practices, this weekend. Teachers from West with biographer Robert Hilburn Virginia, Ohio and Maryland are expected to attend the two- By RANDY LEWIS nearly 1,000 pills (from day event. LOS ANGELES TIMES (MCT) Mexico), and his picture Maria Babiuc-Hamilton, as- A brief question-and-an- had been in newspapers in sociate professor of physics and swer session between staff handcuffs. That was his im- coordinator of the conference, writer Randy Lewis and for- age at that time. said the American Association mer Los Angeles Times pop Question: There’ve been of Physics Teachers, or AAPT, music critic Robert Hilburn many biographies about promotes learning physics at about his new book, “Johnny his life, the Oscar-winning the high school and undergrad- Cash — The Life.” biopic “Walk the Line,” and uate levels. Question: What’s your Cash wrote two autobiog- “These conferences and memory of hearing Johnny raphies. What convinced meetings are important at this Cash for the first time? you there was enough ma- level,” Babiuc-Hamilton said. Hilburn: I was driving to terial left for one more “They allow teachers of physics school at Reseda High School book? to share their practices to im- — I was a junior, and it was Hilburn: When I saw the prove our students’ learning.” early 1956. I had a ‘49 Ford. I (‘Walk the Line’) film — I Many members of the AAPT was listening to the country don’t mean to criticize the are scheduled to speak at the station, and ‘Folsom Prison film or the other books conference, including Beth Blues’ comes on ... It didn’t that were kind of rushed - sound like the stuff I was out after he died — but I cer of the AAPT, and two high hearing on the pop stations. didn’t feel that was Johnny schoolCunningham, teachers executive from Picker offi- It wasn’t like Elvis singing Cash; I didn’t feel they ington, Ohio. ‘Hound Dog’ or ‘I wanna be were telling the story of “The talks are targeted your teddy bear’; it wasn’t Johnny Cash. I felt that he toward teaching,” Babiuc-Ham- Chuck Berry singing ‘Sweet was a profound artist who ilton said, “while the science is Little Sixteen,’ all of which deserved to have his story focused on physics.” I loved. It didn’t even sound told. I went to (Cash’s man- Along with the scheduled like country. When I heard ager) Lou Robin and said, speakers, workshops will be that line ‘I shot a man in ‘Lou, what percentage of available for teachers and Reno (just to watch him die),’ the story is left to be told?’ students alike to share what I didn’t know you could say And he said ’80 percent.’ I they’ve learned. that on the radio. I thought, virtually started research- “The workshops are not ‘Whoa!’ This is going to get ing the book the next day. just for teachers to talk about me in trouble — or it’s going Question: You inter- - to get somebody in trouble. viewed him numerous ton said. “The workshops are ... I went to my little record times throughout his life availabletheir findings,” for undergraduates Babiuc-Hamil store in Northridge — Ani- and spent considerable ta’s Record Shop — and I got time with him during the – not just for teaching but for his record. final decade of his life. theirto present own area their of learning.” own findings Question: How did you What was left to discover? Doug Forrest, a high school come to accompany him to Hilburn: I thought I teacher from Pickerington the watershed Folsom Prison knew Johnny Cash pretty High School North, and Kevin show in 1968? What was the well. Writing this book McChesney, a high school reaction at the paper? showed me how little I teacher from Pickerington High Hilburn: I was trying to knew about Johnny Cash’s School Central, will be pre- get a job at the L.A. Times real life. I knew the guy and senting a workshop entitled doing freelance writing. The his heart, but I didn’t know “A Modeling Teaser,” in which entertainment editor said, his life story. And it makes they will discuss how model- ‘Give me some story ideas.’ me think how little we re- ing works and how a lesson in I saw that (Cash) was going ally know any of our most modeling would function. to Folsom Prison. The idea prized artists. MICHAEL AINSWORTH | KRT The conference begins Friday that the man who wrote ‘Fol- Question: What’s the big at 5 p.m. in the Shawkey Dining som Prison Blues’ was going takeaway for you out of do- Legendary singer/songwriter Johnny Cash died Friday, Sept. 12, 2003, due to complications of diabetes, Room in the Memorial Student to sing it at Folsom Prison, I ing the book? which resulted in respiratory failure. Cash is seen here in a file photo performing at the Majestic Theatre in Center and continues Saturday thought, you can’t beat that. Hilburn: The ultimate downtown Dallas, Texas, March 15, 1997. at 8:30 a.m. in Room 277 in the Somebody else at the paper message he repeated over Science Building. said, ‘No, we don’t want to and over and over is that matter how much you fall, daughters were there, he Cash was redeemed. He lived Jeremy Wright can be give any space to that drug no matter how much you you can be redeemed. And and June had found this love his own message. I just think contacted at wright75@mar- addict.’ He had been arrested stumble, no matter how on his deathbed, he had his they’d always wanted, and that final period is really shall.edu. in El Paso for smuggling much you’ve sinned, no faith, his (long-estranged) he had this music. So Johnny inspiring. “The Magic Flute” brings opera back to Huntington

By ZACH HAUGHT Linda Dobbs, professor of “[Smith] works with the take his or her particular part “I know people think opera is they’re going to hear a full or- THE PARTHENON applied voice and opera at Mar- orchestra and at the begin- of the music. It’s a lot different highfalutin, and sometimes it is, chestra with it,” Smith said. “I The opera will return to Hun- shall University and director of ning of the semester got them and to me it’s harder, but fun.” but in this case it really should think the characters are what tington Saturday when “The the opera, said choosing when started, and my singers have Molly Page, a senior in Mar- be something that people look they’ll enjoy the most.” Magic Flute” takes the stage and what show to perform is been going to all of their Tues- shall’s performance and music forward to,” Smith said. “The Magic Flute” will be at the Jean Carlo Stephenson based on the students. day and Thursday rehearsals Dobbs said the show is a light- performed Saturday at 8 p.m. Auditorium. “You choose an opera for the after being in my Tuesday and similar challenges. hearted story that is ultimately and Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Jean “The Magic Flute” was writ- singers that you have,” Dobbs Thursday afternoon rehears- education“There’s field,constantly said she facedtime about romantic, brotherly and Carlo Stephenson Auditorium ten by Wolfgang Amadeus said. “This was a very good als,” Dobbs said. signature changes, so the beat benevolent love. in Huntington City Hall. Mozart and performed in 1791, year and I knew I was coming Smith, who will be conduct- that’s happening in each of the “I think our students will General admission tickets the year of Mozart’s death. It up that we would have some ing the orchestra, had to adapt measures—like we have three hopefully get something out of are $15 for adults and $10 for is a Singspiel, containing both really advanced singers and we to the opera. beats per measure here and the idea of ‘love is what leads us children and groups. Marshall singing and spoken dialogue. must give these people this op- then the next one is four beats, to the light,’” Dobbs said. student tickets are free with While single act operas have portunity this year.” conducting an opera and it’s a the next one is two beats—so Smith said the audience been performed in Huntington Dobbs shares the role of lot“This harder is because my first I don’t time have ever we have to be constantly mark- could expect to experience will be available at the door or in recent years, this will be the director with Reed Smith, pro- total control over everything ing in our own parts what to both drama and great music. bycurrent calling identification. the School of Tickets Music - fessor of violin, viola, orchestra that’s going to go on,” Smith do,” Page said. “They’re going to see all the and Theatre at 304-696-3117. tra since “Hansel and Gretel” and musical theory at Marshall. said. “There’s a lot of the score Despite the challenges, par- drama of something you’d see Zach Haught can be wasfirst fullperformed opera with in anFebruary orches Planning for the opera began in for me to know and to know ticipants said the opera would in theatre, but they’re going to contacted at haught36@mar- 2006. the spring. how fast each singer wants to be fun for the audience. hear some fantastic singing and shall.edu.

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A: Disappointing people. superhero power, what would it HARTMANN Q: If your life was a song, which be and why? Continued from Page 3 one would it be? A: I would choose to fly. I could Week Seven Heaven Q: If you were having guests A: Definitely Aaron Carter’s house be anywhere in the world I wanted over for dinner, what would you By RYAN DORFMAN party song, “Aaron’s Party.” to be without having to deal with FOR THE PARTHENON prepare? Q: Where is your favorite place traveling or traffic! Week Six Recap A: Probably spaghetti. It’s super to eat in Huntington? Q: What is your biggest goal this Before I dive in to week seven, I’d like to take a moment of easy! A: Herd Hall of Fame Café. I love season? silence for Adrian Peterson. The Vikings’ running back lost his 2-year-old son last week after he was assaulted by the boy- Q: If you could change one thing their Hall of Fame ‘Coopies!’ A: To help my team do better at friend of Peterson’s ex-wife. This is a cruel world and in times of about the world, what would it be? Q: What is your fondest the Conference tournament, and to despair it is very important to come together as a community of A: I would choose to help the childhood memory? contribute to the team in any way I players, as well as fans, and show Peterson that we are a family homeless, so there would be no one A: Spending time with my family can. and we have his back. out there without a home. With the New Orleans Saints losing on Sunday, that leaves at the lake during summers. Karlyn Timko can be contacted at only two unbeaten teams, ironically, from the same division. Q: What is your biggest fear? Q: If you could have any [email protected]. The Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos are both 6-0. The Broncos 6-0 record does not come as much surprise, the Chiefs on the other hand, nobody, and I mean NOBODY expected the missions or wherever God restaurant offers both on and Chiefs to play this well. CARTER opens the door,” Carter LA FAMIGLIA off-site catering. As for our Thundering Herd Alumni, Patriots wide receiver Continued from Page 3 said. “I go and I preach Continued from Page 3 Aside from the food itself, Aaron Dobson had six catches for a team-high 63 yards on Sunday. “Well when I look back on the Gospel and tell peo- La Famiglia (“the family” in Hagy said the atmosphere of - it now I can say it was the ple there is hope through Italian) opened in October of the restaurant is intended to played Peyton Manning, Cam Newton and Sam Bradford played sovereignty of God that led trusting Jesus Christ as 2011. Aside from its numer- mirror the dining traditions of fantastic,Things Knowshon to take away Moreno from weekscored six: three Somebody times, Brandon finally out Ja- me here, and then when I your personal Lord and ous deli meats, the restaurant small town Italy. cobs played like it was 2008, Arian Foster had a monster game, missed the plane crash, it all Savior.” serves pizza and mezzaluna “When you come in here, Chris Johnson had as many rushing yards as quarterback Ryan came clear that God brought He came back to Hun- sandwiches, both baked in a we want you to feel like you’re me here to receive Christ as tington Monday, Oct. 14 to coming to mom’s or grandma’s and Vernon Davis had a breakout game. my savior,” Carter said. speak with the Fellowship The menu also includes salads, house for dinner,” Hagy said. Fitzpatrick,Injury Report Justin Blackmon showed us last week was no fluke, Now, Carter travels ev- of Christian Athletes. That antipasta,traditional soup, wood pasta, fired pastries oven. “It’s a relaxed, family-friendly Remember that second opinion Julio Jones sought out on his erywhere as an evangelist fateful day in 1970 served and gelato. All the restaurant’s atmosphere.” ankle? Turns out that it was just as bad as we thought. Jones has sharing his story and carry- as the focal point of his ingredients are imported from La Famiglia is located at 1327 been ruled out for the remainder of the season. ing on the team’s legacy. talk, just as it has been a Italy and New York City. 6th Ave. and offers a 10 percent I know I said that Rob Gronkowski would play on Sunday; “God opens doors and daily part of his life for the Many regular customers also discount to Marshall University I apologize. Look, I jinxed myself. All signs pointed to him re- allows me to go from one last 43 years. frequent La Famiglia’s facebook students, faculty and alumni. turning; nevertheless, once again we were duped. He was ruled place to another, across Taylor Kirchwehm can page to view pictures of daily Geoffrey Foster can be inactive and did not play. My recommendation is that you con- America, foreign coun- be contacted at kirch- specials or read news and an- contacted at foster147@mar- tinue to check on Gronks’ status throughout the week because tries, jails, prisons, rescue [email protected]. nouncements. Additionally, the shall.edu. its safe to say there is no way to truly know if he is going to play, you just have to wait it out. Randall Cobb suffered a knee injury in Sunday’s game and was unable to return. Cobb had an MRI taken, and it turns out that he will be out for six to eight weeks. NUTS James Jones injured his shin in Sunday’s game, and like Cobb, he was unable to return. The injury does not seem to be too se- rious but you should continue to check on his status throughout the week. Danny Amendola suffered a head injury in Sunday’s game and was unable to return. This comes as bad news for the Pa- triots, as they had just got Amendola back in the lineup in week

Waiver Wire fiveHow after is he Justin tore a Blackmonligament in still his groinavailable in week in 47two. percent of leagues? If he is available in your league, he will more than likely go to the number one waiver team, in other words, you need to do whatever you can to get Blackmon. Add Blackmon by any means necessary, as long as it’s legal. Keenan Allen — this is a guy I really like. The only reason I am not picking him up is because I already have three players from the Chargers on my fantasy team (Rivers, Gates, Woodhead). The Chargers’ matchup against the 0-6 Jaguars this week so if you need help at wide receiver, (yes I’m talking to the Randall Cobb owners here) pickup Allen. I love Brandon Jacobs this week, as the Vikings have surren- dered the most fantasy points to opposing running backs. That’s all for this week. Go Herd! If you have any questions or comments or need fantasy football advice, feel free to email me at [email protected].

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