The Filharmonic Will Harmonize on Valentine's

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BY LISA STEMMONS an “urban-esque sound with a 90s Voice Editor vibe,” which Caigoy and Rosales said is a great spin to put on covers There’s some new Acafellas in and riff off of. town, and they go by the name of “Being Filipino-American, a lot The Filharmonic. The A Cappella of us grew up listening to 90s R&B, group will arrive on campus and especially nowadays, as teen- Valentine’s Day for Activities agers and young adults, we have Council of Bradley University’s that 90s nostalgia, and it’s really free “Love Is An Open Door” current right now,” Rosales said. event. When choosing which songs to The Filharmonic first came cover, the boys look at Billboard’s together in December 2013. The top charts, listen to the radio and Filipino-American A Cappella then twist the songs in their own group has six members: VJ Rosales, musical way. While the group’s For the Valentine’s Day issue of Voice, check out these articles: Joe Caigoy, Trace Gaynor, Barry two albums only feature covers Fortgang, Jules Cruz and Niko currently, its working on some • How To Plan An Orgy, B1 • Sex Terminology, B2 Del Rey. Although most of them original music. Some of the artists attended different universities, they have covered include Maroon they met through competitions 5, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, • Harry Potter Erotica, B3 • Shakespearean Sexting, B5 and music festivals and immedi- Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift, but ately bonded over their common they have sworn off one artist in Sigma Lambda Gamma returns to campus “We appreciate it, we love it and BY MICHAEL ECHEVERRI brated and recognized.” outside of the box-type sorority, we’re excited for Bradley." Copy Editor According to Vega-Rocha, according to Haynes. She said - VJ Rosales the presentation was especially the sorority doesn’t necessarily The sorority Sigma Lambda remarkable because of how public fit within the parameters of the Vocalist, The Filharmonic Gamma initiated nine new mem- it was. National Panhellenic Conference bers at its neophyte presentation in “Usually, the presentation is or National Pan-Hellenic Council. the Peplow Pavilion last Saturday, a secretive process, but since we Vega-Rocha echoed this senti- marking the first time the sorority are colonizing, we had to estab- ment and said it was one of the heritage. particular. has been at Bradley since 2007. lish ourselves,” Vega-Rocha said. strengths of the organization. The boys officially began “I’m very picky about Beyoncé “This is the first time our soror- “We wanted to show our passion “We’re sort of outsiders, but their journey on the fourth sea- songs because she’s really hard to ity has done an event like this and show how much we worked we have a great relationship with son of NBC’s “The Sing-Off,” and cover,” Rosales said. “You’ve got on campus, and I think it went to bring back Sigma Lambda the NPC and NPHC, so we would although they placed fourth, they to do Beyoncé right.” very well,” colony intake advi- Gamma.” love to act as a bridge in the greek left a lasting impression, which For its “Get Up and Go” tour, sor Marneka Hayes said. “We The unusual neophyte pre- community,” Vega-Rocha said. landed them a cameo spot on The Filharmonics traveling to arranged for 150 seats, but the sentation fits Sigma Lambda “Greek unity is something Bradley “Pitch Perfect 2.” major cities and locations such as attendance far outstripped our Gamma’s reputation for being an really needs.” For the film, they sang in their Carnegie Hall, but the members estimate. Dozens and dozens of native language, Tagalog, as they said it’s important to stop at small people were standing, crowded in were representing the Philippines colleges, as well. the back.” in an A Cappella world champion- “We like to have an intimate Sigma Lambda Gamma ship competition. audience because it’s really fun to President Jhoanna Vega-Rocha “Some of us are familiar with do those types of venues,” Rosales said she barely noticed the crowd [the language], whether we are said. “We appreciate it, we love it because she was focused on the fluent or not, so we were able to and we’re excited for Bradley.” presentation. pick up on the language pretty The “Love Is An Open Door” “I was really nervous at first fast,” vocalist Caigoy said. “For event includes a light dinner and because we had really good pro- the most part, we have heard our is from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the mos, videos and fliers, and I was family talk, and we know what it Student Center Ballroom. scared that we over-hyped our- sounds like.” Students can find the link to selves,” Vega-Rocha, a junior photo by Michael Echeverri But that’s not the only thing sign up for the event by looking at sociology and criminal justice dou- ble major, said. “Once I got over The nine new members of Sigma Lambda Gamma at Bradley per- that makes the group distinctive. the Hilltop Happenings email. formed a routine at their neophyte presentation Saturday. Their music is considered to have the nervousness, it was really nice for all our hard work to be cele- A2 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 NEWS BRIEFS POLICE REPORTS • A female student reported an unknown substance left out- Princeton Review ranks Bradley side her dorm room at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 in Heitz Hall. The substance, a yellow liquid believed to be urine, was in a The Princeton Review released its “Colleges That Pay You Back, 2016 Edition: The 200 Schools That Give plastic water bottle that was put inside of a newspaper-wrapped You the Best Bang for Your Tuition Buck” last week. Bradley was listed in the top 25 for four categories. box with the message “From your secret admirer” on it. Her residence advisor reported the package to the BUPD. There Bradley ranked 13th for “Top 25 Game Design: Undergraduate programs,” 18th for “Best Athletic are no suspects. Facilities,” 20th for “Lots of Greek Life” and 23rd for “Top Internship Opportunities.”

According to its Feb. 2 press release, “Colleges That Pay You Back” is “an annual guide to colleges that • Police received a missing persons report at 3:15 a.m. Feb. 6. the education services company considers the nation’s best for academics, affordability/financial aid, and One male student left to visit a friend’s residence in Bloomington, for getting their graduates out the door to satisfying and rewarding careers.” It includes a variety of lists and but did not return to his personal residence at 1203 Underhill St. that rankings with colleges and universities from across the country. night. He also did not answer phone calls from his brother or friend. The male was located Feb. 7 at the 1200 block of N. Underhill However, the Princeton Review also ranked the Cullom-Davis Library as the third worst library in the Street. He stated that he spent the night with his friend, and that U.S. in 2015, and it remains third on this list. his cell phone’s battery died. Once he was able to recharge it, he immediately called his brother and friend at 9:45 a.m.

English Department begins poetry contests • Police received a report of possession of cannabis at 2:17 a.m. Feb. 5 in Harper Hall. The English Department’s annual poetry competitions are now open for all Bradley students. A female and male residence advisor performed a search of a female student’s room and found cannabis possessed by the sus- The Sipple Poetry Award requires students to submit five original poems, with the first place poet receiv- pect. ing $400, second place receiving $200 and third place receiving $100. The Academy of American Poets Prize, The evidence was removed and placed in the BUPD evidence administered by the Academy of American Poets in New York, requires students to submit a single poem. room. First prize is awarded $100.

Students can deliver poems in hard copy to the English Department office in Bradley 380 by 3 p.m. March • Officers received a report of disorderly conduct and open 9. For more information, email Kevin Stein at [email protected]. liquor at 4:35 p.m. on Tuesday. A female student and resident of 828 N. Underhill St. reported a boyfriend of another resident of the apartment building had been harassing her in an elevator. He refused to be cooperative and denied the issue to police. Students Today Leaders Forever trip registration opens The suspect, a non-student male, was issued a municipal order violation notice and was banned from campus. Students interested in service can register for Students Today Leaders Forever’s (STLF) annual spring break service trip, which begins on March 11 and ends on March 19. • A male student reported his wallet missing from a locker Each year over spring break, Bradley’s STLF chapter takes a group of students across the country and at Markin Recreation Center at 6 p.m. Feb. 5. does various service projects in a different city each day. This year, STLF is taking two buses on two separate The suspect is unknown. trips.

Students interested in registering for the STLF spring break trip can visit stlf.net/chapters/bradley or email [email protected] for more information. THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 A3 N Eat your heart out, Valentine: A Guide to Restaurants

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It’s common knowledge that the best Jonah’s Seafood House — Jonah’s prints Level Three: Group Date otherwise. way to a person’s heart is through their its menu twice daily to show customers the Are you hesitant to take the plunge Kelleher’s Irish Pub and Eatery — stomach, which means selecting a great variety of fresh fish offered. with that special someone? Grab another Kelleher’s is hosting its second annual place to eat is vital for romantic success. similarly inclined couple and go for a more Anti-Valentines Party on Feb. 13. Wear Here’s a quick list of local eateries for every Level Two: Testing the Waters casual group date. Who knows what might black. The pub has great food and a cozy level of love, from forever alone to together So you like each other, but you haven’t happen after? If you need tips, pointers atmosphere, with live music on specified forever. told Aunt Mildred back home about your and/or diagrams, please refer to page B3. dates. significant other yet. That’s OK. Take it One World — A great place for a casual Thanh Linh Vietnamese Restaurant — Level One: Committed Relationship slow. We understand. In the meantime, group gathering. It’s loud, but reasonably Whether you’re alone or not for V-day, You and your significant other are in hit up one of these Peoria eateries for priced with a nice atmosphere. swing by Thanh Linh for plenty of food at it for the long haul (or at least you’re not Valentine’s Day with your sweetheart with- Le Peep — Who doesn’t like breakfast? a great place. You can sit in or get takeout if afraid to fart in front of each other any- out breaking the bank. Kenny’s Westside Pub — This local pub sitting alone isn’t for you. more). If you’re looking for something a lit- Rhythm Kitchen — This casual favorite is more than just a dive bar. Come lunch- Panaderia Ortiz Bakery — Whether tle more intimate and lavish this Valentine’s has music on the weekends, so there’s a time, it’s packed. There is great food with a you’re craving something savory or sweet, Day, try one of these local restaurants. little distraction if the date gets awkward. laid back atmosphere. this bakery has what you need. They have Sugar Wood-Fired Bistro — While you The Blue Duck Barbecue Tavern — a large selection of baked goods as well as dine at Sugar, you have a view of the wood- Blue Duck serves up barbecue favorites Level Four: Perpetually Single tacos and burritos. fired oven and open kitchen. The menu fea- alongside tacos and a selection of beers. It Afraid of commitment? Obsessed with McDonald’s — You can find one any- tures gourmet pizza, sandwiches and more. has a casual atmosphere with friendly staff. swiping right? Listening to Taylor Swift where, open at any time. If you’re feeling Two25! — Located inside the Mark Sushigawa — If you have a couple of alone in your apartment right now? Then that lonely, and in need of a Midnight Twain Hotel, this is a more upscale, pricey quiet sushi-lovers, try Sushigawa. They these are the restaurants for you! Check out Happy Meal, go for it. place to eat. If you want a classic romantic have a great selection of fresh fish. these hot spots if you happen to be spend- dinner with style, Two25 is the one for you. ing Valentine’s Day alone — by choice or - The Scout staff Bradley concert features Fit Fair provides fun, healthy opportunities

array of music BY HANNAH SNIDMAN they can be fit and healthy.” fair had many benefits. Off-staff Reporter Dietetics students organized “Part of it was exposure [and] BY KATIE GOLDSMITH alumni. Music students were the fair, but undergraduates and wanting to show some new items Off-staff Reporter encouraged to participate by an Get Fit, Stay Fit held its graduates from many different that fit the parameters of the Fit email sent from Kerry Walters, an annual Fit Fair Feb. 5 in Markin majors helped run the stations. Fair to gain some additional sales,” Some people will spend their associate professor of music. Recreational Center. The fair was Get Fit, Stay Fit had its own team Sysco Central Illinois employee Valentine’s Day with a significant “This is the first time I’ve put free to Bradley students and facul- available to support, as well. Tom Tatham said. other while others may go see together such a large ensemble of ty and offered a variety of resourc- “I helped to plan and organize Students were able to taste new “Deadpool,” but those without current students, but it made sense es for leading a healthy lifestyle. the Fit Fair with our Get Fit, Stay foods and drinks that could poten- plans can attend The Broadway since they are the ones who have The event featured over 30 ven- Fit Team,” junior health science tially go on sale at campus din- Lights and Opera Stars Concert 3 benefitted from our fundraising,” dors and gave out raffle prizes and psychology double major Tori ing locations. They were also able p.m. Sunday in Dingledine Music Walters said. such as an Apple Watch and a Faulkner said. “Throughout the to ask members of the Wellness Center. The two alumni who are invit- FitBit. Students entered the raffle event, I assisted in making sure the Program questions. The Broadway Lights and ed back are both former students by either gaining 15 vendor sig- event ran smoothly by checking on “I helped out at the Dietetics Opera Stars Concert is part of of Walters. Katie Burnham, a 2014 natures on their passports, partici- the vendors, volunteers and greet- Student Association table,” fresh- the annual Musical Scholarship vocal performance graduate and pating in a class offered at the fair ing students and faculty as they man dietetics major Katie Breen Concert Series, which channels Emily Volz, a 2013 music edu- or completing an obstacle course. walked in.” said. “We do a lot of community 100 percent of box office revenue cation graduate, are now pursu- “I think it is really cool that you Community food distributors service, and the Fit Fair is right up have to actually talk to people in and brokers were present at the our alley.” “This is the first time I’ve put order to get your card signed and fair to hand out free samples to The fair provided students with be entered for the prizes,” sopho- passersby. The samples includ- knowledge on different aspects of together such a large ensemble of more public relations major Katie ed healthy desserts and entree health. Goldsmith said. “It encourages options. “I think the Fit Fair is important current students..." people to learn more about how Vendors said being a part of the because it’s a way for people to - Kerry Walters, Associate professor of music experience all the different areas of health, and it makes it all really accessible for people, too,” Breen said. toward scholarships for Bradley ing masters degrees in music at The Fit Fair originally started a music majors. Chicago College of Performing few years after the creation of the “Keep in mind that scholar- Arts and North Park University, organization Get Fit, Stay Fit. The ships for music students were ini- respectively. event began with fewer vendors tially intended to not simply make “I am excited to come back and took place in the performance a college education more afford- and sing for my professors,” Volz court, but evolved over time and is able, they were to allow music said. “I am also super interested to now held in Markin. students time in the practice room hear the current students because “This year was our fifth annual that might otherwise be invested Bradley has such an awesome Fit Fair,” Faulkner said. “It allows in a part-time job,” chairperson of music program.” for students and faculty to learn the Department of Music David Many styles of music will be about what the Bradley and Peoria Vroman said. performed at the concert, includ- community has to offer in regards “A music major is generally ing opera and musical theater. to achieving a healthy lifestyle. expected to spend around 14 hours Walters chose the large ensemble We strive to make the Fit Fair an a week in individual practice, a pieces while performers, who had event that gets people excited to number of hours similar to many solos or duets, had the chance to be healthy and take steps to create part-time jobs,” Vroman said. choose their own material. photo by Anna Foley personal goals. It is important that The concert will feature 15 Tickets for the concert are $10 at Students mingle in Markin Recreational Center during the Fit Fair the Bradley students and faculty Bradley music students, along the door for the public and free to organized by dietetics majors. know what resources are avail- with faculty members and two Bradley students. able.” A4 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 NEWS Small business feature: Jerusalem Restaurant

BY TORI MOSES near to the Bradley community Managing Editor has helped the restaurant because students and teachers visit often, Bars and booze may be the first but campus is not its main source words that come to mind when of business. Bradley students think about “A lot of people come in from Farmington Road, but that area of just passing by, or they say, ‘Our town has much more to offer than friend told us about you,’” Aydah just a tipsy night out. said. Jerusalem Restaurant, locat- Also, Aydah said Jerusalem ed at 2027 W. Farmington Rd., Restaurant doesn’t experience opened five months ago and much competition. serves authentic Mediterranean “We hear there’s a lot of food, such as falafel, baba gha- Mediterranean places around, but noush and baklava. our customers will tell us, ‘Oh, Co-owner Abdalraziq Foqahaa your prices are lower than this moved to Peoria after working as a place,’ or, ‘Your food is almost like chef in Jerusalem for 15 years. this place but … better,’” she said. “This has been a dream for Aydah said Foqahaa uses the [Foqahaa],” Lena Aydah, co-own- same recipes he cooked with in er and Foqahaa’s wife, said. “He Jerusalem, but they tried to fill the has been wanting to do this for so menu with recognizable Middle long.” Eastern items (as well as hot wings, Aydah said despite her and chicken strips and nuggets). her husband living in Peoria for “[When deciding on the menu], 10 years before searching for a we looked at what stuff [Foqahaa] venue, they didn’t know about the knows how to do and then what Farmington Road area until look- is famous Mediterranean food,” ing to open the restaurant. Aydah said. “Apparently, every- “I never knew this area existed, one knows what hummus is and [and] I thought it wasn’t a really what falafel is.” good neighborhood in the begin- Looking to the future, Aydah ning,” Aydah said. “But then, after said her and Foqahaa are building we opened, I looked at the park, an expansion to their restaurant, photo by Tori Moses and I looked at Bradley, and I was which currently only features a Jerusalem Restaurant, located on Farmington Road, offers authentic Mediterranean cuisine as well as hot like, ‘Oh, this is good.’” wraparound counter, to include wings, chicken strips and nuggets. According to Aydah, being tables to fit at least 30 people. New aeronautic club blasts off BY MICHAEL ECHEVERRI something with my own hands Copy Editor and just experiment,” Lingner, a junior mechanical engineering The Aeronautics Club hit the major, said. “The joy comes from ground running with sky-high putting hours of work into some- ambitions this semester, setting thing and see it go up and stay in out to build and launch a model the air as opposed to just plum- rocket in the next few months. meting straight into the dirt.” “Rockets are flashy and cool, so Golden said he wants the club we’re hoping this first rocket proj- to be both recreational and edu- ect will help us get off the ground, cational. get some attention and get new “We want to go beyond the

“Flying is sort of a peaceful thing where I get a chance to build some- thing with my own hands and just experiment." - Frederick Lingner, junior mechanical engineering major

hobbyist level and look at fly- members,” president Chris Golden ing from an engineering point of said. “The more members we get, view,” Golden said. “To this end, the more complex the projects we we intend to reach out to some can undertake.” mechanical and electrical engi- Golden, a junior mechanical neering professors for guidance.” engineering major, said in addition Despite this engineering focus, to building model rockets, the club Linger said the club is not just for will build and fly model airplanes engineering majors. and quadcoptors. “We’re looking for anyone “Building model aircrafts interested in planes, helicopters, takes a lot of time and money, but anything,” Lingner said. “We’re despite this, I think there’s a lot of always looking for new thought people on campus looking for a processes and new people to bring fun flying community they can be into the club. We’re a friendly and a part of,” Golden said. welcoming bunch.” Club secretary Frederick The organization meets at 1 Lingner said he joined because he p.m. Sundays on the second floor feels satisfaction overcoming the of Michel Student Center. For more technical challenges of flying. information, students can email “Flying is sort of a peaceful the organization at buaeroclub@ thing where I get a chance to build gmail.com. THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 A5 N A6 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 OPINION Editorial: Illinois needs to get its funding on the MAP The Scout Illinois has been without a state whom are Bradley students. can governor and the democratic should not be held in jeopardy budget since July 1, which has the Currently, Bradley is still giv- majority in both chambers of the because of lawmakers’ inability to Editor-in-Chief: Tessa Armich potential to create massive prob- ing students an aid package equal state legislature to compromise. come to an agreement. [email protected] lems for college students in both to the MAP grant funds, but it’s Bradley as a school won’t suffer This refusal to compromise on private and public universities. unlikely the university will be able heavily from this budget impasse the part of lawmakers hurts stu- Managing Editor: Tori Moses Monetary Award Program to continue crediting the money because it is privately funded. dents and our country as a whole [email protected] (MAP) grant funding is awarded without any guarantee of repay- However, many state and pub- because we will be losing future to students on the basis of financial ment from the state government. licly-funded schools are suffering educated leaders. News Editor: Maddie Gehling need and is something students They are already acting in good- from the lack of resources. Not-for- Students have various avenues [email protected] do not pay back. However, MAP faith by crediting students the profit agencies and social service to contact their state legislators. funding is stalled this academic MAP grant funds this year. organization are hit the hardest. For one, Bradley has planned Copy Editor: Michael Echeverri year because the Illinois General The Illinois General Assembly Services that are deemed most a student trip to Springfield [email protected] Assembly and Governor Bruce passed a senate bill Jan. 24 that vital are still being funded, such as Tuesday, Feb. 16, to voice concerns Copy Editor: Sammantha Dellaria Rauner have not approved a state would restore funds to the MAP public education spending, state to legislation. We as students are [email protected] budget, and they have been at grant despite the ongoing budget workers salaries, DMV offices and affected by this political struggle, this impasse for more than seven impasse. However, the bill is still state parks. and because the current politicians Sports Editor: Chris Kwiecinski months. sitting on Illinois Governor Bruce While the MAP grant is a small seem unable to listen, we must [email protected] Last year, Illinois dedicated Rauner’s desk, and he is likely to portion of the overall tuition pack- ensure they understand our need Asst. Sports Editor: Alex Kryah $373 million to the MAP grant veto it. age, it can make it or break it to access education. [email protected] funding, giving aid to nearly The budget impasse resulted for financially-needy students. 125,000 students, about 1,000 of from the inability of the republi- Students’ educational futures Sports Reporter: Austin Shone [email protected]

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Anyone will tell you that’s know how to write anything but down immediately. Otherwise, Photo Editor: Anna Foley completely normal, and I know MLA-stye analytical papers any- she’d forget them. [email protected] that. Artists go through these all more. Maybe I’m just not trying Maybe it’s not that I’m not as Design Editor: Megan Bammann the time. Writers sit at their com- hard enough. inspired as I used to be. Maybe [email protected] puters and think for days. Coffee I write every single day, it’s just that I’m inspired different- rings stain the tabletops; dark cir- whether it’s for an English class, ly. I’ve been teetering, every day, Graphics Editor: Sierra Buechler cles form under their eyes. But in or for a journalism class or for my on the edge of this rut. I just never [email protected] the end, it’s always worth it. In job here at The Scout. I love it, but noticed before because I wasn’t the end, they always end up with I’m worried that I’m going to run producing novels or paintings or Online Editor: Calvin Walden a masterpiece to show for it. out of steam. Are my writing abil- poem collections. [email protected] My problem is, I’ve been in ities like some gas tank, and am I So, can I really call it a creative this creative rut for two years and running on empty? rut, then? Is it a slump? Or should Advertising Manager: Travis Kelso counting. It worries me, especially Then I have moments of con- I dub it a canyon? I’m going to go [email protected] as an English and journalism dou- fidence. I’ll think of a great thesis with “creative abyss” right now, Advertising Representatives: ble major. Am I losing my mind? statement for a paper I’m working because it’s still there but vastly Brandon Johnson Should I drop out of school? on. I’ll get a lede for an article I’m unexplored. [email protected] I should probably move back writing on the first attempt. Maybe I will never break a into my parents’ basement. These moments are different great story. Maybe I will never Patrick Avognon I don’t remember the last time than they used to be, but that’s give an awesome TED Talk or [email protected] Maddie Gehling I had a big, inspirational “aha” OK. I used to expect the art and write the next great American [email protected] Rachael Kosinski moment. Sixth grade creative words to come to me like poet novel. But if I can claw my way News Editor [email protected] writing, most likely. Ruth Stone once said they hit out of this abyss, or at least find I’m not sure if I’m too tired her: like thunder barreling down some sort of glowing jellyfish Advisor: Chris Kaergard Here’s the deal: I’m in a cre- or if college has just sucked the a mountain. She’d rush to find along the way, I’ll be content. [email protected] ative rut. creative life out of me or if I don’t paper and a pencil to write it _ _ _ Letter to the Editor

Last week, The Scout fea- On top of blaming Niall for tion of passions he had little time it was Joe Jonas who released tured an article on One Direction. One Direction’s apparent demise, to develop while on tour with his solo music first. Nick Jonas Unfortunately, after reading the the article claimed that Niall was One Direction. recorded a separate album with article, I was dismayed with the disrespectful for abandoning his My favorite part of the arti- his band, The Administration. illogical argument used to make music career. Despite the abusive cle was the slippery slope pre- Perhaps penning Harry as the Directioners “fear” the demise of claims, I applaud Niall for estab- sented regarding the other band next Justin Timberlake would be One Direction. lishing business ventures outside members. The article claims two more applicable. All letters to the editor must The story relied on the premise the band, so he creates an indi- of the four – Louis and Liam As a Directioner, I’m not wor- be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday that Niall Horan allegedly becom- vidual identity aside from his One – will become the next Chris ried Niall Horan’s golfing career in Sisson Hall 319 or emailed ing a golfing agent in which he Direction persona. Kirkpatrick, Harry Styles will will destroy my favorite band. to [email protected] for would represent professional Furthermore, comparing Niall launch a solo career, and Niall, I hope the boys (and Zayn) can inclusion in Friday’s issue. Letters golfers was the beginning of the to Zayn was ludicrous. Niall again, will “crush Directioners” relax, experiment with their longer than 500 words will not be end for One Direction. The article didn’t break any legal promis- with his golfing agency. However, sound and ultimately engage in accepted. The Scout reserves the claims Niall Horan only has two es, abandon a tour or deceive Louis Tomlinson is in talks to cre- the activities they wouldn’t oth- right to edit letters for inappro- options in life – be a pop superstar fans by asking for a normal life ate a record company with Simon erwise engage in. Even though priate content. All letters must or play golf. while recording solo music. Fans Cowell, further delving into the The Scout article was listed under include the writer’s name, contact Niall can do what he pleases. viewed footage of concerts lead- business side of the music indus- “Distractions,” One Direction is information and relationship to He isn’t under contract because ing up to the announcement of try. Liam Payne has already writ- comprised of four men liable to Bradley. Responses to published the band completed five albums Zayn’s departure that showed the ten several songs, including a song do whatever they please to fine- letters will be eligible for print and four tours. The band is on four remaining boys emotional for the boy band HomeTown, and tune their careers. only the week following their HIATUS. The point of the hia- and grateful for their fans contin- collaborated with Juicy J. appearance in the Scout. tus is for the boys to branch out ual support. Niall isn’t ignorant to Most puzzling, however, was - Anna Huffman Any e-mails directed to mem- and explore their passions – golf his fans’ sensitivity. He is merely the faulty analogy between Harry Senior English major bers of the Scout staff may be would be that passion for Niall. on a hiatus meant for the explora- Styles and Nick Jonas, when [email protected] published as letters. The Scout is published by mem- bers of the undergraduate stu- dent body of Bradley University. THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 B1 V SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEXVOYEUR • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATION- SHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEXSEX • LOVE • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS• RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS • SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS SEX • LOVE • RELATIONSHIPS •BAES • BUTT STUFF• BALLS • BOOBIES • BONERS

By Michael Echeverri College is one of the best specific. Chances are whatev- sex mandatory and reiterate You’ve got the basics down, working, you can try cre- times to have an orgy. The er floats your boat also floats the importance of consent. but if you want to throw a ating a secret Facebook only other time you’ll be sur- an armada’s worth of other really stellar orgy, you have group or using apps like rounded by people your age people’s boats, too. Now that your theme and to go the extra mile. Serve Tinder and 3nder (Tinder with plenty of free time and ground rules have been food so your guests can keep for threesomes). If you’re not a lot of inhibitions is at Once you have your theme decided, it is time to figure up their energy and maybe really desperate, you can age 60 in a retirement home. decided, work on the ground out your location. A dorm incorporate it into their sex use Craigslist, but that will So, unless you want to wait rules. For example, enforce room would make for a play. If you provide drinks, dramatically increase the 40 years to get your freak on, a strict dress code of nudity, pretty cramped orgy and make sure the alcohol con- chances of an axe murderer follow these quick tips for otherwise your sex party would probably annoy your tent is low, because drunken attending your orgy. throwing a great orgy. might turn into a bunch of roommate (unless they’re sex isn’t consensual. Playing awkward, clothed people involved), so try to find a some sexy music and some This concludes your crash Like prom or homecoming, standing around. house or apartment. If you tasteful porn in the back- course in orgy logistics. All an orgy needs a good theme. have some serious cash, ground will also improve this planning and prepara- Look to your kinks and And this next rule might you can rent several adjoin- your guests’ experience and tion might be overwhelming, sexual preferences for inspi- break some Millennial ing hotel rooms for a night. set the mood. but try to relax and enjoy ration. Do you want to host a hearts, but phones should be Whatever your location, yourself because you’ll have BDSM orgy, an all-guy orgy banned to avoid unwanted make sure to set aside space All that’s left to do now is a hell of a mess to clean up or a redheads-only orgy? All videos and pictures. Safe for people who need to step send out the invitations. the morning after. of the above? Go for it. Don’t words are always a plus, and out of the main action and Word of mouth is pretty be afraid of being weirdly you will want to declare safe take a breather. effective, but if that’s not

By Zachary Dixon

Knock, knock. Who’s there? taint during sex or right However, for those feeling the most out of it. It’s me, just sliding in the before orgasm. The taint truly daring, enter directly backdoor. is a special place right be- through the anal cavity. Valentine’s Day is coming tween the anus and sack. up. Maybe you and your For those who receive it, anal If performed correctly, This requires preparation, partner want to try some- intercourse provides a whole you will experience so precautions are advised. thing new, something ro- new type of pleasure. Now, a pleasantly sur- Do not just dive into this; mantic and a little outside before you freak, hear me prising result. you have to ease your way the box. What better way to out. Anal, when performed in slowly. Water-based lube say “I love you” than to say, correctly, is an erotic ride is high on the list, along with “I want you to orgasm into that blows away any and all several hygiene upgrades paradise?” expectations. But don’t just needed by both parties. shove it in there or you’ll be Those Communication is key, Just remember — glove be- in for a bad time. of you because not every- fore you love. still with one enjoys the It offers a special something me must be same type for men. Lurking within wondering, of stimula- us all is the mother-of-all- “How can I pos- tion. It’s pleasure zones, the G-spot. sibly enjoy this?” best that For most men, this is an First of all, bravo for partners unexplored region of their braving this new fron- work anatomy. It’s usually all dick tier. It’s not exactly a well- with and balls. But what if I told trodden one. The first option each you the secret to the male G- is much more user-friendly. other spot was through the butt? Simply stimulate a man’s to make B2 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 2015 VOICE

By Lisa Stemmons THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 B3 V

By Tessa Armich Is that your wand or are That’d be a leap, person- on. Joining them in making you just happy to see me? ally. I think it’s more likely like felix felicis and getting a combination of a lack of lucky, handling the brooms, Harry Potter pervades money and wish fulfill- slythering in their chambers pretty much every corner ment. of secrets. By Elizabeth Degnan of popular culture today, For most people, Valen- chest is something you including our sex lives, ap- Unless you’ve been hid- Some people are going to tine’s Day is all about are confident with and parently. ing under a large stack of turn up their noses at this. romantic frills. Flowers, you lack confidence in the Tolkien novels, you’ve dis- They think they’re too a fancy dinner, wine (lots rest of your body, find a Fanfiction writing, or covered books are EXPEN- good for it, or that it’s only of wine) and chocolate one-piece that comes with continuing and altering a SIVE. College students have something to be read while are just some of the basics a built-in bra that will movie/book/TV show, is no money, especially not for hiding under your bed dur- that women expect from lift and hug your chest incredibly prevalent. Harry smut. So, what’s a person to ing the full lunar eclipse. their men. However, this to create a heart shape Potter is one of the biggest do? Here enters HP erotica Valentine’s weekend, I while also covering your categories, and romance to save the day. People need to get over challenge us women to midriff. features are a large fraction their squeamishness. spoil our men back. So, of that. There is even Harry Fanfiction is a free way to There’s no shame in it. what is a perfect gift for Don’t be afraid of two Potter erotica, which is read interesting stories. It Everyone reads smut. Yes, your man? Something he pieces. The high-waisted purely porn without a plot. involves dredging through chances are the person sit- can take off. look will allow you to the 90 percent subpar trash, ting right next to you at this show a little skin while Nothing is off-limits: besti- but at least it’s better than very moment has at some Lingerie is a form of also hugging your waist, ality, incest or plain vanilla spending tons of money on point in time read Harry wearable art, with so whereas the low-rise bot- sex. Don’t get me wrong; something you’ll never read Potter erotica. much thought and de- tom will elongate the way there are plenty of good sto- again. sign going into the pro- your body looks. ries that riff off of Rowling’s It could be worse. So much cess of each piece. What characters that don’t focus Beyond freeing up funds, worse. They could be read- women don’t realize is Lastly, choose a style that on sex. However, such a people might enjoy HP ing “50 Shades of Grey.” that wearing lingerie will fits your personality. Try large portion does. erotica because of some mi- boost your sex appeal mixing and matching nor wish-fulfillment in the So, go forth and read and confidence. The sexi- your pieces to show your Why are people so drawn “ships” department. whatever you want, even if ness of the underwear is wild side or stick with a to reading and writing it includes the Golden Trio designed to make women matching set to be more erotica based off this best- Did anyone honestly pre- in various compromising feel more beautiful in traditional and sophisti- selling book series? Perhaps dict Harry and Ginny get- positions. I’m not going to their own skin, no mat- cated. Maybe even add a it’s simply society want- ting together? Or Ron and stop you. Just remember: ter the body type. With pair of heels to complete ing to keep the wizarding Hermione? If so, great for Be safe, y’all, and as Fred the correct fit, lingerie the look. Regardless of world alive. Most of us you, but many people (in- and George would say ... I can bring out your best your body shape and read the Harry Potter series cluding myself) hate them solemnly swear I am up to features. style, find what makes as kids and as we mature, as couples. Now, thanks no good. you feel sexy both inside naturally, our tastes do as to HP erotica, you can see Picking out the perfect and out. well. Is Harry Potter erotica your favorite, sadly not piece is a process that the next logical step? destined to be, couple get it shouldn’t be rushed. The So who cares if you don’t first step is to consider look like a Victoria’s the features you wish to Secret model? There’s one highlight and which ones thing a man can’t resist, you would like to hide. and it’s a woman who For petite women, consid- knows she’s sexy. Spoil er finding a set that will your man this Valentine’s add a little extra push. Day and take it off, girl! Many pieces will have an Remember ladies, less is underwire cut that will more. transform a smaller chest, giving it extra volume. If you want to embrace your petite frame, find something that reveals it all. A lace bra with no padding will give a more natural look.

For curvier women, there are so many ways to place emphasis on the right parts of your body in order to produce the sexiest shape. For instance, if having a big B4 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 VOICE V HOW TO GIVE A STELLAR BJ Wow. I can’t believe you were drawn to this article! This isn’t Cosmo. By Lisa Stemmons We don’t condone a Netflix & Chill, hook-up culture here. View the following cartoon strip to learn how to properly take your partner on a REAL date. Illustrations by Megan Bammann

Hold open doors Bring flowers/gifts Compliment them

Cover the tab Ask them to dance And if you’re ready, go in for a 10 Reasons Why kiss

You're Still Single By Maddy White 1. You’re broke You do realize you can’t order the “relation- 8.You don’t go with the flow Relationships aren’t cheap, and you have a ship package,” including cuddles, good Relationships mean meeting your partner mouth to feed. That’s right, “mouth.” One morning texts and hand holding without the halfway. If you can’t switch from Pretty mouth. Not plural. Singular. Yours. tears, declined calls and awkward silences, Little Liars to ESPN during the commercial right? breaks, you aren’t ready to let someone else 2.You can’t commit to food choices, let into your life. Compromise, my friend. alone a relationship. 6. You don’t want to be second string to an Chick-fil-A? Pasta? Salad? Moe’s? So many animal 9. You never had an awkward phase options. Sometimes getting a chicken filled Is your dog adorable? Yes. Is it always in the No one will trust you if you never had a pe- pasta-salad burrito bowl is just an execu- mood to see you? Yes. Does he or she ever riod in your life (preferably with Facebook tive decision you have to make. If you can’t have an attitude? No … OK. You’re right, evidence) where things just weren’t working decide on cafeteria options, imagine the re- this is a valid fear. out. You can’t just come out of seventh grade sponsibility of picking the perfect restaurant. and expect to have everything fall into place. You need to start from the bottom, just like 3. Your family is less than ideal we all did. Seriously, parent-teacher conferences were traumatizing enough. Let’s save the dad 10. You’re a “10” jokes and childhood stories for someone Let’s be honest. “10s” are scary. No one else. walks into a room and confidently ap- proaches the “10” sitting there, blinding 4. You don’t enjoy mingling everyone else with their shining aura. If this Walking into a room full of people who are scenario doesn’t sound at all familiar to you, going to whisper about you while you use then you are the dime in the room. their bathroom? No thanks. Your self-esteem is low enough, and you don’t need that pres- 7.You accept the love you think you de- sure in your life. serve Maybe you’re not ready for love. Maybe you 5.You want a significant other for the don’t think you are worthy. wrong reasons B5 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 V V SHAKESPEAREAN SEXTING By Tori Moses Shakesperean Lord ft. Modern Technology Modern Day F*ckboy

DJ khaled’s Keys to A GREAT RELATIONSHIP By Nikki Duran

LAUGHTER COMPLIMENTS

Laughter truly is the best medicine, and there Flattery gets you everywhere. can never be enough of it in the world.

COMMUNICATION HONESTY AUTHENTICITY

It should go without saying, but you Don’t be afraid to tell your significant You don’t have to change who you should feel comfortable enough with your other if they’re trying to be cute or cud- are to have a relationship. If someone partner to be able to talk about anything dly and you are most ardently NOT doesn’t like who you are, then there’s and everything. FEELING IT. no reason for you to be in a relation- ship. B6 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 DISTRACTIONSVDVOICE

DOWN 1 usually in the shape of an en- larged, artificial penis 2 name for hurried sex 5 “Let’s Get It On” singer 6 lack of clothing 7 a sexual aide used during bond- age 8 feeling of bliss, the “Big O” 9 what you use to wrap your willy 11 to be sexually frustrated, or of the elk variety 12 adjective used for those who en- joy unusual sexual behavior 14 Kevin Hart’s safeword 19 the outline of a vulva as some- times seen when a woman is wear- ing tight pants, slang 20 the act of pleasing oneself 23 the act of removing the penis from the vagina before ejacula- tion 26 the imaginary, mystical place within the female anatomy 28 pushing one’s face between breasts and shaking back and forth ACROSS while making noise 2 the farting noise of a vagina 27 the byproduct of a successful ejaculation, slang 31 product used to make entrance 3 sex position in which the woman rides atop the man 29 an unusual turn-on, foot ____ easier, especially for anal who lies flat on his back 30 YouTube song “Show Me Your ____ “ 32 “Post to Be” lyric, “gotta eat the 4 the shape of an enclosed sport’s stadium or fellatio 33 an erection upon waking up ____ like groceries” 10 to go down on your partner while driving a car 35 the circumference of the penis 34 to have sex fully clothed 13 a name for a hot dog or penis 36 what one person is after jumping in water or being 38 intercourse 15 Lonely Island song “____ In My Pants” sexually aroused 39 medication used to assist old 16 Nikki Minaji’s name for a penis 37 slang for breasts gramps and his erection 17 the most common cuddling position 40 a slight erection 41 the physical manifestation of 18 male genitalia, formal 42 female genitalia, formal male arousal 21 to abstain from marriage and sexual relations 43 a strong, pleasurable sensation that occurs right 22 a party of all males before an orgasm 24 long distance means of getting it on 25 a male’s excuse to have their partner engage in sexual activity TWITTER

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BY ALEX KRYAH calls a “pretty tough preseason,” to work on. So, I think the key Assistant Sports Editor where the women will face teams is just to keep working hard and like Florida State and Wisconsin. everything will fall into place.” The Bradley women’s softball She said it’s especially critical this Hayes said she expects Hansen team has traveled to the West year to play such fierce competi- to just “keep on trucking” this Coast for some warmer weather.. tion early on. year. The women will open their season “It’s important to set the tone “[Hansen is] a phenomenal in the Kajikawa Classic, which early for what we’re trying to do athlete,” Hayes said. “She’s a starts today in Tempe, Arizona. here at Bradley,” Hayes said. “I great hitter. She’s kind of a soft- They will face Nevada, Seattle, think there will be games that will spoken person. She just kind of Boise State, Utah State and be extremely competitive for us. does her job. That’s what we need Northwestern in the tournament. We want our kids to be prepared from Erika, we just need her to be “It’s a great tournament for us by the time we get to conference.” a really consistent anchor in the to open up in,” head coach Amy The young Braves will need middle of our lineup and center- Hayes said. “One, weather-wise, strong performances from their field.” we’re not going to have any issues freshmen and sophomores, Looking forward, the women because we’re not going to get according to Hayes. The team once again have championship rain or snow. We have a really will feature a totally new middle goals in mind for the season. good mix of a schedule there, and infield this season with sopho- “[Our goal] is to win confer- I think it’s a good springboard mores Maria Schroeder and ence,” Hayes said. “It’s our mind- for us.” Taylor Morales playing second set every year. We feel like even The biggest challenge of the base and shortstop, respectively. though we are young a little bit, tournament will be in-state oppo- Another sophomore who isn’t we feel like we have a strong nent Northwestern who finished new to the starting lineup is out- pitching staff and most of our hit- fourth in the Big Ten and fell to fielder Erika Hansen, will need to ters are back.” top-seeded Michigan in the semi- be a key contributor to the squad The women begin play in finals of the conference tourna- this year. She was voted a pre- Arizona against Nevada at 10:30 ment last spring. season All-MVC player and will a.m. and will play Seattle 8 p.m. “We’re playing some pretty look to live up to the hype once tonight. decent teams,” sophomore center- play begins. fielder Erika Hansen said. “I think “I hope to just keep getting bet- Alex Kryah is a junior sports com- our expectation is to just go out ter and better each practice and munication major from Indianapolis, there and compete and come out each game,” Hansen said. “The Indiana. He is the Scout’s assistant sports editor. photo via Scout Archives with some wins, obviously.” preseason selection doesn’t mean Direct questions, comments and Elizabeth Leonard swings at a pitch during a game against Loyola This tournament will be the a whole lot to me, I guess, because first installment of what Hayes concerns to [email protected]. University last season. She is one of six sophomores on the Braves you always have improvements roster this season. A8 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 S Getting to know ‘D-LO’ BY AUSTIN SHONE Which team in the NHL West is the best? Sports Reporter Chicago Blackhawks Los Angeles Kings On Nov. 13, the Bradley men’s basketball team began a new The second half of the NHL The Western Conference in chapter in the history book that season is officially underway, the NHL boasts four teams that already contains so many thrill- and it’s time to decide who is are capable of being the Western ing moments. The first page of the best in the West. Three teams Conference’s best team. this chapter was more thrilling in the Western Conference make With the way the Chicago than all that had come before for a case for that title: the Chicago Blackhawks have been playing Braves’ freshman combo-guard Blackhawks, the Dallas Stars and as of late, they would be the Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye. the Los Angeles Kings. obvious choice. However, the On that night, Lautier- As of right now, the Western Los Angeles Kings seem to be Ogunleye, or “D-LO,” as he has Conference is still controlled flying under the radar as the come to be known to teammates, by the reigning Stanley Cup best team. dropped in 18 points and grabbed Champions Chicago Blackhawks. Despite the their recent losing eight boards against Ball State With a 36-16-4 record, the Hawks skid, the Kings have all the tools and has been playing a big role are not only on top of the Central necessary to make a run for their during critical moments for the Division, but also the entire third cup in five seasons. Braves ever since - not a bad start Western conference. They lead All-Star goalie Jonathan to a new college career and a dif- the Western Conference with Quick is allowing an average ferent set of surroundings in a 76 points and are trailing the of 2.24 goals per game and has foreign country. Washington Capitals by just four always been known to step up Like three of his Bradley team- points for the NH leadL. his play when pressure arises. mates, Lautier-Ogunleye grew The Hawks first-half success As for offense, the Kings have up playing basketball outside comes from a roster filled with one of the deepest teams in the the United States. He attended unbelievable talent, including a league with 10 players who high school at Bristol Academy player with an MVP-like season: have at least 19 points each. The in London, England, which was Patrick Kane. offense is lead by Anze Kopitar, linked to the Bristol Flyers of the Coming off a summer filled who has 46 points, and the “That British Basketball League (BBL). with drama and distractions, 70’s Line” which features Jeff Along with playing in the BBL, Kane has put it all behind him Carter (35 points), Tyler Toffoli he was able to play for Great and is playing better than he (38 points) and Tanner Pearson Britain’s U18 and U20 national ever has before. Kane leads the (21 points). T teams. NHL in points (76) and goals he Kings don’t have the star “Only the best get to play for photo by Ann Schnabel (32) and makes everyone around power of other elite offenses, but their country,” Lautier-Ogunleye Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye, one of the Braves 10 freshmen, hails from him better on the ice, especial- they have plenty of talent to put said. “It’s great because I’m [play- London, England. He’s averaging 13 points off the bench for the Braves. ly his fellow linemates Artem up goals when needed. ing] for more than just myself.” Anisimov and Artemi Panarin. The Kings are out to prove If Kane and the rest of the last year was a fluke for them. Lautier-Ogunleye was recruit- span. established himself as an impo- team keep it up, they could Even with the recent struggles, ed to Bradley by assistant coach “Coming off the bench gives tant piece in Bradley’s rotation, have the Blackhawks heading this team is too skilled to not be Drew Adams. When he came for a me time to see at the start of averaging 32 minutes per game. to another Stanley Cup Final. considered the best. visit, he said he really loved cam- games how the other team is play- That’s good for sixth in terms Anything can happen during pus and the history of the school. ing us,” he said. “I’ve been get- of freshman minutes per game the second half of this season, “I could see myself actually ting a slight advantage because nationally. But Lautier-Ogunleye such as injuries, losing streaks being here and being part of a I can see which gaps to attack said those minutes aren’t wearing or tough road trips, but if the - Josh Nelson young team that gets to build a and where teams can be exposed, him down even toward the end of Hawks play as good as they did legacy,” Lautier-Ogunleye said. “I because some things you can’t see the conference season. in the first half, they are well on thought I could have an impact on on the floor and sometimes you “I thought I’d be fatigued,” he their way to another Western the team straight away as a fresh- have to be off the court to notice said, “But the adrenaline of know- Conference title. man, which was really appealing it.” ing that this is the crunch time to me.” Though this Braves team is now … and everything matters a But coming across the pond very young, Lautier-Ogunleye little bit more has just taken over, - Mike Irace came with a lot of changes. said he believes they’ve been and I don’t feel anything.” Playing a different style of bas- showing gradual improvement, The Braves are entering the ketball in the U.S. is definitely and playing at a higher level most important time of the year TENNIS Ashley Morris, with 110 victo- something Lautier-Ogunleye had together rather than purely as as the conference tournament continued from page A10 ries from 2002-06, rank ahead of to get used to. individuals. approaches, and Bradley students Dechter, who was also named some great matches,” head coach “It’s a lot faster and a lot stron- “We’ve been growing a lot can be sure the thrill and energy Missouri Valley Conference Matt Tyler said. “They were a ger here,” he said. “Guys are used over the year,” he said. “A lot of it that permeated through Lautier- Player of the Week. very tough team, so I have to to playing a lot more aggressively, has been behind closed doors, but Ogunleye on the first page of the “I was so successful this past give them credit. Believing that and they’re a lot more consis- it’s starting to translate more onto chapter will undoubtedly be felt weekend because of my coaches,” we could win those tight matches tently athletic.” the floor now. We had to learn on on the last and carry over to next Dechter said. “In addition to giv- was certainly key to our victory.” After spending the first the go, where as most freshmen year. ing me advice on the court, they Against Butler later in the 22 games as a starter, Lautier- get to learn from the bench for a care so much about me and so day, the Braves breezed to their Ogunleye has taken on a new couple years and learn from older Austin Shone is a freshman do my teammates, which really fourth consecutive win. The duo role coming off the bench for the players ahead.” sports communication major from makes the matches I play in so fun of Dechter and Toidze at No. 2 Braves the past two games, aver- Through a lot of playing time Grapevine, Texas. He is the Scout’s to be a part of.” doubles and sophomore Aimee aging 13 points per game in that this season, Lautier-Ogunleye has sports reporter. The Braves current four-game Manfredo and Wijesinghe at No. winning streak matches the four- 3 both earned 6-3 victories. game streak Bradley enjoyed from MEN’S BBALL said. “We want to build on our “We haven’t won consistently While Manfredo (No. 4 singles) Feb. 15 to 28 in the 2009 season. defense and keep teams under yet,” Lautier-Ogunleye said. “We continued from page A10 and Wijesinghe (No. 6) both swept However, their next win would be 60. And we did that tonight.” haven’t learned to close games to 6-0, 6-0 wins in their respective their longest winning streak since 18 points, seven rebounds and One positive Bradley can take out like veterans do. We’re learn- matches, de Lasa earned a 7-6, 6-3 they won seven games in a row in three assists. Sophomore Donte away from this game is their ing. We’ve done it against Loyola win for No. 2 singles. the 1999 season. Thomas added another six efforts on the boards; the Braves the first time and Indiana State, Then Dechter earned her 102nd Bradley will try to continue its points and 13 rebounds. won the rebound battle 47-37. so we know we can do it. We’re all-time victory at No. 1 singles winning ways Saturday in a dou- Lautier-Ogunleye said the Wardle said the Braves will just figuring out how to do it on with a 6-3, 6-2 victory, moving ble-header against South Dakota team knew what its identity was. continue to work on consistency a consistent basis.” her into third for most wins in at 9 a.m. and Northern Kentucky “We want to have an identity on both sides of the ball, and Bradley history. at 1 p.m. of being a good defensive team Lautier-Ogunleye says he thinks Only Teri Chan, with 115 com- regardless of what’s happening the team is close to achieving bined wins from 2003-07, and on offense,” Lautier-Ogunleye that consistency. THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 A9 S Opinion A review of Super Bowl 50

BY KEVIN LINDGREN legitimizes Peyton’s legacy. the Saints, and then again in 2013 Manning. Despite the anticipa- Prince, The Who, etc., Coldplay Off-staff Reporter The most interesting take- with Denver Broncos, Manning’s tion of two star quarterbacks fac- failed to live up to the hype set away from the championship team was defeated. Sunday’s win ing off, Manning and Newton forward by the previous artists. With Super Bowl 50 in the game is Peyton has now matched could be considered the older both had rather lackluster games: A sound malfunction also added books, the Denver Broncos look his younger brother Eli in Super Manning finally getting over that turning the football over and tak- to the struggles as viewers strug- to rest on their victory and enjoy Bowl wins. Statistic-wise, Peyton hurdle. ing numerous sacks. gled to hear song lyrics. the spoils. Perhaps the most spec- is a much better regular season While Manning was the most Super Bowl 50 was set up I think we learned a lot from ulated question heading into the quarterback than Eli. However, talked about player of the big to be the best football game of Super Bowl 50. offseason will be whether Payton Eli has the edge in playoff games. game, Broncos linebacker Von the season. It featured an aging Sometimes, championship Manning retires or not. While Peyton has played in Miller forced himself into the superstar Peyton Manning, ver- games are not as spectacular Football may be a team sport, more playoff games, Eli has been conversation with a brilliant per- sus the young, athletic MVP Cam as they are cracked up to be. but announcers Phil Sims and far more efficient in the post- formance. Newton, but the hype was over- Perhaps our expectations were Jim Nantz gravitated towards season. Leading two low-seeded Miller earned Super Bowl bearing. The game itself fell flat. set too high from the previous Manning. During the game, Sims New York Giant’s teams to Super MVP honors with his 2.5 sack Super Bowl 50 was defined by Super Bowl between the Patriots and Nantz consistently brought Bowl victories against the New performance and forced fumble a strong defensive battle, numer- and the Seahawks. up “Manning’s final game” or England Patriots twice. However, that was recovered for a touch- ous turnovers and overwhelm- This year’s championship “winning it for Peyton.” with Peyton capturing his second down. Miller’s dominating per- ing disappointment. Along with will be remembered mainly as As a football fan, it was frus- title, Eli no longer has the edge formance was overshadowed the gameplay, the halftime show a disappointment. Unimpressive trating to hear the announcers on Peyton in championship vic- due to Peyton’s publicity and consisting of Coldplay and fea- games by the two quarterbacks, drone on and on about Peyton. tories. Cam Newton’s postgame antics. turing Beyoncé and Bruno Mars, sloppy ball security and a subpar Despite his lackluster perfor- Before Sunday’s victory, Regardless of what happened seemed to lack enthusiasm and halftime performance made for a mance, people were still praising Peyton had lost his previous two on the field Sunday, the biggest appeal. forgettable spectacle. him. The career milestone, a sec- trips to the Super Bowl. In 2009 talking points were quarter- Compared to past perfor- For now, America will be wait- ond Super Bowl victory, further with the Colts, Manning lost to backs Cam Newton and Peyton mances by Katy Perry, Beyoncé, ing for Super Bowl LI. Defensive minded Braves enter back end of conference schedule BY CHRIS KWIECINSKI a free throw to cut SIU’s lead to run is coming, I feel like we’ll be Sports Editor eight at the beginning of the third able to avoid the droughts.” quarter, but the Salukis followed While the Braves have played Entering the second half of that with a 10-3 run over the next top teams in the MVC closely and Missouri Valley Conference play, three minutes. competitively, Brooks said losing the Bradley women’s basketball That run virtually broke the because of late-game runs and team stands in eighth place with Braves’ back, as Bradley suffered the inability to close out games is a 2-9 conference record and a 6-16 from an ice cold 32 field goal what separates them from the top overall record. percentage in the second half of the MVC. The team came off a week- and could never get back into “We just haven’t proven to end split, winning against the the game. ourselves that we can do this, University of Evansville but Falling victim to a late game and we can beat these teams,” losing to Southern Illiniois run isn’t new to the Braves, as Brooks said. “We play with them, University-Carbondale. the previous week’s late game and we hit them, and we go on Bradley’s 66-52 win against runs by Drake and Northern our runs, but there always seems Evansville highlighted a stand- Iowa spoiled two upset bids by to be one run they have that we photo by Anna Foley out Braves defense, which was Bradley. have been unable to counter.” Guard Danielle Brewer plays defense in a game against Northern Iowa. able to shut down high-scoring “I’ve called timeouts, I’ve However, the Braves can over margin and fourth in scor- and his team have already beaten Aces guard Sara Dickey, who is changed defenses, we’ve run dif- take solace in the fact that their ing defense. the Shockers in Peoria, a team the powerhouse of Evansville’s ferent sets,” Brooks said. “When defense is one of the better in Sims said the defensive suc- who Brooks said is very similar offense. it comes down to it, we can’t lose the MVC this season, which has cess was something that’s been to Bradley. “We turned them over 27 our composure in those times.” come a long way from last sea- in the making since she started at “They’re playing better offen- times,” Brooks said. “We were Sophomore forward Tamya son. Bradley her freshman year. sively, and they’re doing the same very disciplined in our approach, Sims said the team can avoid long “We went from last in defense “When we first got here, we thing defensively,” Brooks said. and we played with passion. I scoring droughts on the court by last year to third,” Brooks said. focused on defense and making “They like to play there quarters thought we did a lot of things staying on the same page. “They’re like dogs on a leash. sure our positioning was right and get after you. What’s great extremely well.” “When we go on droughts When you come by, they bark at and focusing on little things like is we do those things, too. So we However, the excitement without scoring, it seems that you, and they want to come off that where we perfected our get to go against some very simi- about the Evansville win faded as everyone shuts down,” Sims that leash and come get you.” defense,” Sims said. lar things everyday in practice.” the Braves struggled offensively said. “Once we get past that and Bradley currently ranks first The Braves are on the road The Braves play Wichita State in a 65-51 loss to the Salukis. learn how to continue to keep in the MVC in 3-point field goal this weekend, facing Wichita at 7 p.m tonight and Missouri Senior Whitney Tinjum sank pushing through knowing our defense, fourth with a +0.77 turn- State and Missouri State. Brooks State at 2 p.m. Sunday.

TRACK & FIELD nationals is to hit a [top] time, so the competition list, Busch said school record in the women’s five as well as tomorrow. However, continued from page A10 it’s really hard.” it’s a sign the program is heading kilometer,” Gauson said. “They’ll the Iowa State Classic isn’t the With the indoor season being in the right direction. be ranked probably in the top 40 only race Bradley runners will from a new focus, aligned directly as short as it is, Busch and the rest “Bradley was, by far, the one in the nation after they run over take part in this weekend, as they toward the indoor track season. of the runners are already looking that was way out of the picture,” that.” will also run in the Fred Wilt “In the past years, we haven’t forward to their next meet, which Busch said. “It’s just saying we’re On the men’s side, Ward and Invitational on Saturday. been very focused on indoor that is the Iowa State Classic in Ames, all moving in the right direction Coffey will run the 3000-meter While the more accomplished much compared to outdoor track,” Iowa. for sure, but it’s exciting knowing together. Gauson has very simi- runners will go to Ames, Iowa, Busch said. “This year, [Gauson] The classic, which is regarded 13 of us can get into that race.” lar expectations for Ward’s and the rest of the team will travel to really had us working hard in the as one of the largest and most However, that hasn’t stopped Coffey’s performances as well. West Lafayette, Indiana, for the winter and during winter break.” competetive meets on Bradley’s Gauson from making bold pred- “They’re going to run together Fred Wilt Invitational. Busch also said the reason the schedule, will draw indoor track iticions about his team’s upcom- in the 3000 and I would expect “We’ll have about eight or nine teams didn’t focus on the indoor runners from the University of ing challenge. the 3000 school record to go guys at Purdue and 17 girls,” track season was because of how Notre Dame, the University of Busch, along with her twin down that weekend as well,” Gauson said. “Were looking for the season is structured. Florida and the University of sister Kristen and senior Sarah Gauson said. “Hopefully they’re some good performances from “We have indoor conference Georgia, which are all nationally McMahon, are going to run the ranked one or two or top three in them and for them to move up in meets in a few weeks, and they ranked teams. 5000-meter heat, which Gauson the conference.” the conference rankings.” don’t have regionals,” Busch While Bradley may be the said he has high expectations for. The Braves will compete in the said. “The only way to qualify for smallest school that appears on “I’m expecting to break the Iowa State Classic this afternoon A10 THE SCOUT 12 February 2016 SPORTS INSIDE: Softball Preview Feature A8 The Bradley Softball team is in Arizona for the Kajikawa Women’s bball A9 Classic to start its season. Column A9 SPORTSSPORTS Page A7 www.bradleyscout.com Women’s tennis earns first four game winning streak in seven years BY CHANNING WHITAKER getting a 6-1 win against Butler Dechter then cruised to a 6-0, 6-2 at No. 3, 4 and 5 singles. The players battled to a 3-3 tie Off-staff Reporter later that same day. victory at No. 1 singles. This left the deciding match up in the deciding third set, before Against IUPUI, Bradley built Freshman Malini Wijesinghe to sophomore Alejandra de Lasa de Lasa reeled off the final three The Bradley women’s tennis a quick 3-0 lead by taking two of teamed up with sophomore Alexa and IUPUI’s Sara Sherif at No. 2 games to pick up the win for the team notched a 4-3 victory against three doubles matches and a sin- Brandt to follow up Dechter’s singles. Sherif rolled to a 6-1 win Braves. Indiana University - Purdue gles match. Junior Ariel Dechter wins with a 6-4 win at No. 3 in the opening set, but de Lasa “IUPUI came out and played University Indianapolis last teamed with senior Irinka Toidze doubles. However, IUPUI fought fought back for a 6-3 score in the see TENNIS Page A8 Saturday in Indianapolis, before for a 6-4 win at No. 2 doubles. back by winning in straight sets second set. loyola ko’s ice cold braves

BY BRANDON WALLACE of finding the right combination of game when it found a late Sports Reporter and trying to find some way to offensive surge. Bradley was able get us in a rhythm offensively,” to cut its 13-point deficit down The men’s basketball team Wardle said. to five after a few quick buckets could have swept its season The Braves stumbled early on, from freshmen Dwayne Lautier- series with Loyola-Chicago on missing 12 of their first 13 shots, Ogunleye and Antoine Pittman. Wednesday. The men also could and found themselves down 12-4 However, the Braves were never have won consecutive games for halfway through the first half able to fully recover from the the first time this season. and trailed 25-18 at halftime. The deficit. However, the Braves’ cold 18-point output was their lowest Despite the offensive strug- shooting prevented them from vscoring total in a half since Dec. gles, Wardle said he liked the doing either. 30 at Northern Iowa. effort his team gave on the defen- Bradley lost 54-43 to the “They threw the first punch,” sive side of the ball. Ramblers in a game where both Wardle said. “They were the “A lot of teams, the way we teams shot poorly; the Braves aggressors early on and were were shooting the ball, could’ve shot an abysmal 29.3 percent physical. They came to defend. taken breathers on defense and from the field, 15 percent from We always felt like we were in let this game slip away,” Wardle three, and were only 6-16 from the game [because] we were said. “But we didn’t do that. We the free throw line. Head coach guarding. We just wanted to find always felt like we were in the Brian Wardle said he thinks the a way to get some shots to fall.” game.” struggles have to do with the The shooting woes followed Lautier-Ogunleye was the lineup combinations he is cur- the Braves into the second half, leading scorer for Bradley with rently using. and the team struggled offen- see MEN’S BBALL Page A8 “I need to do a better job sively until the last three minutes photo by Ann Schnabel Bradley Basketball Freshman guard Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye tries a reverse layup during a Feb. 14 @ Feb. 17 @ game against Loyola-Chicago. Lautier-Ogunleye led all Braves with 18 points. This week Track and Field smash records in South Bend BY CHRIS KWIECINSKI gram is getting better.” Shadid (school record in the 400- Sports Editor En route to breaking those meter) on Saturday. records at the Meyo Invitational, Chase Coffey broke the school The Bradley men’s and wom- Bradley runners set a total of 25 record for the 5000-meter run the en’s track and field teams broke personal records as well in the Friday before, which was his first a total of four school records two weekend Gauson refers to as “the time running the event since 2014. weeks ago at the Gladstein Invite best weekend I’ve ever has as a “[Ward is] knocking on the in Bloomington, Indiana. track coach.” door of being the first guy to run a Two weeks later, the Braves ran “In terms of the whole pro- four minute mile in Bradley histo- down four more school records at gram, we just had a lot of peo- ry, which would be huge,” Gauson the Meyo Invitational, which took ple run well in the same time,” said. “Then, Chase Coffey ran 4:11, place at the Univsersity of Notre Gauson said. “That’s something which ranks in the top-20 in the Dame. we’re really proud of as a staff, to nation, and Caitlin broke her own “It’s pretty rare breaking have that kind of improvement school record by … seven seconds, school records, but we broke four throughout.” so she ranks top-40 in the nation.” in Indiana and we broke another Sophomore Michael Ward, According to Busch, the suc- four in [the Meyo Invitational],” who broke the school record in cess the track and field teams have head coach Darren Gauson said. the mile heat with a time of 4:02, seen these past few weeks comes “Everyone really acheived big per- set school records alongside senior sonal perfromances, too … It’s not Caitlin Busch (school record in the see TRACK & FIELD Page A9 just the top kids, your whole pro- 3000-meter) and freshman David

“Geno Ford said he’d love to come to a Bradley game--”they can have Boo Geno Ford Night” for the “3 fans that didn’t get a chance to boo me”.” ScoutSportsDesk - @hoijim, Jim Mattson, Sports Director at WHOI-WEEK TV