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Soldiers stand together during the KSU Veterans Day Ceremony. Eileen Taylor | The Sentinel A memorial tree planting tary awards. The ceremony also ceremony was held in honor included a roll call of veterans. of 1st Lt. John P. Walsh last In attendance was KSU Presi- Thursday, followed by KSU dent Daniel S. Papp, Director ROTC’s annual Veterans Day of the KSU Veteran’s Resource ceremony. Center Frank Wills, and Dr. Gary Walsh was killed in action B. Roberts, LTC, Advisor of the April 22, 2012 in Afghanistan KSU ROTC Club. and was the first KSU graduate For more information about to be killed in the line of duty. the KSU Veteran’s Resource A memorial tree was planted in Center please email Veter- his honor at the East end of the [email protected], Campus Green. or visit room 227 in Willingham KSU ROTC then held their Hall. For more information on annual Veterans Day ceremony the KSU ROTC club please visit The parents of fallen KSU with keynote speaker Major Kennesaw.edu/rotc. veteran 1st Lt. John P. Walsh Stefan Hutnik, a graduate of watch during the tree plant- KSU who received multiple mili- ing ceremony in memory of their son’s sacrifice. Matt Boggs | The Sentinel A tree was planted at the East end of the campus green in memory of the first KSU Owl killed in the line of duty.

Members of the community President Papp stands with recognize the sacrifice made keynote speaker Mjor Stefan by veterans. Matt Boggs | The Sentinel Hutnik at the ceremony. Eileen Taylor | The Sentinel Eileen Taylor | The Sentinel NOV. 13 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL NEWS 2 FOUR MORE YEARS THE LOFTS BOUGHT FOR THE PRESIDENT by American Campus Communities Inc.

Shaddi Abusaid Senior Writer Greg Bieger Senior Writer Obama won 51 percent of 300 million can be noisy and the popular vote in a race messy and complicated. We that was not as close as many have our own opinions. Each of people had expected. Barack us has deeply held beliefs. These Obama has been elected to arguments we have are a mark a second term in office after of our liberty and we can never defeating challenger Mitt forget that as we speak, people Romney by 126 Electoral votes in distant nations are risking Tuesday. their lives just for a chance to Obama carried several of argue about the issues that the key battleground states, matter, the chance to cast their including Ohio, Virginia and ballots like we did today.” Florida which contributed to “I believe we can seize this his victory by securing a large future together because we are number of Electoral votes. The not as divided as our politics Romney campaign was hoping suggest. We are not as cynical to win Ohio, as no Republican as the pundits believe. We are presidential candidate has ever greater than the sum of our American Campus about this opportunity to create and operates properties lost the state and gone on to individual ambitions and we Communities, Inc. announced substantial value by overlaying located near UGA, Clark Atlanta win an election. remain more than a collection its intent to purchase 19 new our operating platform on this University and Valdosta State. In his 20-minute acceptance of red states and blue states,” property assets from affiliates portfolio.” “We believe these 19 select speech, delivered in front Obama said. “We are, and of Kayne Anderson Capitol on The proposed purchase assets offer high-quality of an enthusiastic crowd of forever will be, the United States Oct. 25. agreement is composed of products and locations in Tier supporters in Chicago, Obama of America.” One of these 19 properties is 19 properties being with 1 markets,” Bayless said in the said that the task of protecting Obama said that he will The Lofts of Kennesaw with a 3.96.2 million of outstanding press release. Ninety percent of our Union moves return to the total of 795 beds. If ACC goes mortgage debt and $466.6 the beds in this acquisition were forward. White House more through with the purchase million in cash. The mortgage in the last four years, including “We are an determined and agreements, The Lofts and other debt has a weighted average The Lofts. American family more inspired properties will be purchased at interest rate of 5.28 percent and For more information and we rise or than ever. He went a total of $862.8 million. a weighted average term to visit ACC at their website fall together as on to say that he is “Approximately 75 percent maturity of 8.3 years. americancampus.com. The one nation and looking forward to of the select portfolio is an The operations of the press release was issued on Oct. as one people,” reaching out and average of 0.3 miles from properties will also be taken 25 and no formal date has been Obama said. working with the campus in submarkets with over by ACC which for The set for the completion of the “We know in our leaders of both barriers to entry,” ACC CEO Bill Lofts is a job still being done purchase agreement yet. hearts that for parties. Bayless said in the company’s by Capstone Collegiate the United States The inability of press release. “We are excited Communities. ACC also owns of America, the Congress to work best is yet to together over the come.” past few years has Obama left Congressional congratulated approval ratings Mitt Romney low, a Gallup poll and his family on a hard-fought released in August shows that campaign and thanked him for only 10 percent of Americans dedicating his life to a career in approve of the job Congress is public service. He also said that doing. he looked forward to sitting In congressional elections, down with Mitt Romney in Republicans retained control of weeks to come to engage in the House of Representatives dialogue about how to move while Democrats retained The Lofts of Kennesaw the country forward. control of the Senate after are off-campus student “Elections matter,” Obama gaining two seats. apartments, located on said. “Democracy in a nation of Hidden Forrest Court. Photos by Eileen Taylor | The Sentinel 3 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL NOV. 13 2012

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Cydney Long Police public records. Names are removed Staff Writer for privacy. Don’t miss any OWL Events! Check back each week for a new calendar of KSU’s Rebecca Smith Staff Writer upcoming events. Don’t see your event? We want to know! Please send event information to newseditor@ OWL FRAUD SUSPICIOUSLY NERVOUS ksusentinel.com Police were dispatched the credit card number and On Wednesday, Oct. 31 at parking deck. The driver was Wednesday to the OwlTec at the KSU the purchase went through. 3:22 a.m., officers spotted a acting nervous, but could not Bookstore on Monday, Oct. However, American Express KSU Mudslingers Holiday14 vehicle driving with a bro- tell officers why he ran. He 29 at 12 p.m. in reference to a recently contacted the store Ceramics Sale ken tail light on Frey Road. tested negative for alcohol possible fraud. The manager and informed the manager Social Science Building Lobby Before a traffic stop could be and had no weapons on him. of the OwlTec told officers that they would not pay for 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. conducted, the driver pulled Police asked for permission that a man came into the the charges because the into the Central Parking Deck to search his vehicle and the store on Sept. 27 and pur- purchase was fraudulent. The Co-op Internship Drop-In Day and drove up the third level. driver said no, but did con- chased two white iPads and employee who handled the Burruss Building Career The driver parked (properly sent to allowing a K-9 police a white MacBook Pro with an purchase told police that she Services Lab 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. in a parking space, officer’s dog search. No illegal items American Express credit card. thought the man had handed noted) and ran toward the were found in the vehicle, The employee who rang up her a student identification exit stairwell. An officer fol- and the driver received a cita- Thursday the purchase could not get card, but there is no record of lowed the driver and caught tion for a broken tail light and 15 the American Express card to him being a student at KSU. Veterans Resume Writing up with him outside of the invalid insurance. Workshop: Lost in Translation swipe. The employee verified The incident is still under Prillaman Hall Room 2010 1 the customer’s name and investigation. p.m. – 3 p.m. identification and keyed in

KSU Sowers of Knowledge: Books For Africa English Building Room 170 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. WANTED PERSON Student Safe Space FOUND online registration On Monday, Nov. 5 at kennesaw.edu/safespace/ 2:50 a.m., officers were student 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. dispatched to University Friday Village Suites in response to a wanted person found. Indian Cultural Festival 16 The male suspect had KSU Center Room 400 7 p.m.- an outstanding warrant 10 p.m. from Forsyth County for Saturday probation violation. Police Share Magazine: Art and 17 positioned themselves Literature Submission outside the apartment and Deadline knocked on the door, but Visit ksushare.com no one answered. An officer located near a window of Monday the apartment informed 19 those at the door that there 6th Annual World Day for the was movement inside. Prevention of Child Abuse Police continued knocking KSU Center 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. without response. Finally, at approximately 3:31 a.m., Transgender Day of the suspect opened the Remembrance door. Police gave verbal Social Sciences Building commands for him to turn Atrium 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. around, but the suspect Tuesday did not comply. Police then displayed a firearm Stuff-A-Bus Non Perishable20 and Taser gun. The suspect Food Drive turned around and got on front of Wellness Center 11 the ground so he could be a.m. – 2 p.m. handcuffed. He was trans- ported to the Cobb County Adult Detention Center. NOV. 13 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL 4 SGA BEAT: Net ID Password Changes

Lindsay Stapp Staff Writer McCree Lake visited last personal phrase instead went live with the new system weeks SGA meeting on Nov. of using just words. the clock is ticking, so to speak, 8 to discuss the new Net ID The new system was put so if you’ve changed your RULES password system. in effect to make students’ password anywhere between Enforcement of new 365-day password KSU implemented a new accounts more secure. The January 14 and now, 365 days • password system to replace Net ID password grants access from that date is going to be policy begins Jan. 21. the old system in January 2012. to Kennesaw State University when you have to change it • Access to student email, Owl Express, The new system did not sites such as student e-mail, again,” said Lake. campus computers and all other systems maintain proper password Owl Express, GeorgiaVIEW Vista To make students aware of using Net ID authentication will be denied standards, only had a minimum (soon to be Desire2Learn) and these changes, an email will if user has not changed password within of six characters and no usage other personal resources. be sent 45 days before the time limit. “The University System password change is due. The 365 days of deadline. Old passwords will not of Georgia is beginning to email will explain the policy, list • Nine email reminders will be sent transfer into the new system. impose a standard on the when your last password was to users approaching their password If students have not updated University Systems. Kennesaw changed, when it’s due again change deadline, including instructions their password since January is actually really ahead in this and how many days you have and help resources. they will need to visit netid. area, whether you like it or left. Emails will continue to be kennesaw.edu and follow not, because a lot of the other sent until the student updates the directions to activate school systems don’t have a sort their password. a new password. of system in place to manage Students who don’t change NEW REGULATIONS “That [change in password] this yet and we do, so we’re their password by Jan. 21, • Minimum of 12 characters. is setting up your account on actually at a place where we can 2013 will no longer be able to the new system. There’s a new enforce this policy,” said Lake. login to anything on the Net ID • Must include one letter and one number. minimum set of requirements Another new password policy password system unless they • Must include one special character. – 12 characters minimum on in effect designed to increase change their password and • All account passwords must be changed the passwords, it must include security is that once students reset their account. at least once every 365 days. at least one letter, one number activate their new 12-character The new Net ID password will and one special character,” password, they will have to reduce the risk of others gaining said Lake. change it once a year. access to student’s personal For help or additional information contact Due to the password’s “Some people have never accounts and information, increased length and changed their password since because it is more complex than the KSU Service Desk at [email protected] complexity, Lake recommends they activated it for the first the old system. or call (770) 423-6999. creating a memorable and time so as of Jan. 14 when we KSU VETERAN HONORED WITH OPPORTUNITY

Cydney Long Staff Writer Military veteran and KSU other than thank you. I felt Carousel Designs. 2010. he has worked since September senior Richard Sisk was overwhelmed, appreciative, A native of Pascagoula, “I had a combination 2010. The program’s goal is to nothing short of surprised blessed and honestly Miss., Sisk joined the military of feelings,” said Sisk on help veterans transition and after receiving an internship undeserving,” said the 26-year- when he was 17-years-old. The transitioning back to student progress through college. from Turner Sports on old Sports Management and attacks of Sept. 11 inspired Sisk life. “Excited, anxious, glad, “I just hope that this whole national television., Sisk and Communication major. “There to make a difference and, he scared, motivated, I mean you experience can be used as a tool his wife, Angela appeared on are a lot of hardworking people enlisted into the army as an name it, I was probably feeling to help or show other veterans Morning Express with Robin out there, in this school, and I infantryman where he served it. It wasn’t easy.” that anything is possible,” said Meade on Oct. 17. The daily know that this is a huge break.” for four years. After receiving After becoming accustomed Sisk. “If you put your faith in God news show aired on the HLN In addition to the internship medical discharge in 2008 due to the military lifestyle, Sisk and are willing to try, you can network. Sisk was honored with Turner Sports, Sisk and his to a re-occurring ankle injury, worried that he would not be be successful.” for his service and courage to wife, who are expecting a baby Sisk enrolled in the Mississippi able to successfully advance Sisk will begin his internship transition back into student life. boy in March, also received Gulf Coast Community College through college life. His biggest with Turner Sports in summer “I was totally shocked. I a gift certificate for $700, in Gautier, Miss., before support came from KSU’s 2013. didn’t really know what to say baby bedding and a crib from transferring to KSU in summer Veterans Resource Center where 5 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL NOV. 13 2012

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Michelle Babcock| The Sentinel A group of students posted required to plan, implement that would put out material that two flyers around campus and evaluate their plan. I find hurtful or triggering.” on Nov. 5, advertising their Petusevsky said her students On Nov. 12, Ramirez held an student-led, anti-rape event decided to advertise their event open meeting with students designed for a project in a this way after being inspired by and members of the Student peer health education class. similar flyers used on Clemson Taskforce for Interpersonal The flyers, one of which was University campus, but said Violence to discuss the flyers titled “Top 5 Ways to Get Away the intention was not to upset and their effects. with Rape,” were posted on vari- anyone. “Sexual assault is very “They weren’t able to get ous surfaces such as glass doors hard to market,” Petusevsky said. their message of education out and in bathrooms, which are Petusevsky saw the flyers because people wanted to un- prohibited places by KSU post- before they were posted by derstand why they thought this ing guidelines. students and said she thought was a good idea,” Ramirez said. KSU Posting Guidelines in the flyers would get attention. “The consensus on the the student handbook state “They were trying to mock reaction to the flyers is one of April 2-3, 2013 that, “Flyers are prohibited the backwards thinking about being hurt and offended. Did 2013 SGA on any surface except for bul- sexual assault and how it’s these student intend this letin boards.” such a double standard,” reaction, no,” Ramirez said. “They ELECTIONS “I saw the posters around Petusevsky said. wanted to have a sexual assault 11:30 a.m. in the student “Rape is not something you awareness event.” center,” said Angie Daniels, an want to be provocative or “It’s hard to do any sort of Requirements officer of the Non-Normative ironic,” said Coordinator repair work when you don’t To run for an Executive Board position (President, VP, Anti-Assimilationist student for KSU’s Women’s Resource know who’s seen these. Who Secretary, or Treasurer), see the following requirements: organization at KSU. “[They and Interpersonal Violence left school in tears,” Ramirez were] posted on the windows, Prevention Center Emily said. “We don’t know what the 1. You must have attended seven (7) meetings in one glass doors, on walls and all Ramirez. “You would not put a collateral damage is.” semester as documented in the SGA minutes. 2. You must hold a minimum adjusted GPA of 2.75. over the rotunda.” flyer out that said ‘Top five ways Ramirez said she is looking 3. You must have earned and received credit at KSU for a Sabrina Petusevsky, admin- to get away with murder’ or ‘Top into the possibility of starting minimum of 12 semester hours for an undergraduate seat. istrative specialist and adjunct five ways to get away with child a non-clinical survivor support Graduate students running must have earned 9 KSU hours. instructor of health promotion molestation’... It’s not funny, it’s group on campus where stu- 4. You must be enrolled in enough hours so that candidate and physical education, said her really hurtful.” dents can find community with meets the above earned hour requirements by the end of students created the flyers as Ramirez met with the stu- other survivors in a safe space. spring semester 2013. advertisement for a class proj- dents responsible for these The Women’s Resource and To run for a Senate seat, see the following requirements: ect. Petusevsky said it was her flyers about a month ago to dis- Interpersonal Violence Preven- student’s responsibility to follow cuss information for their event, tion Center is open to students 1. You must have earned and received credit at KSU for a KSU posting guidelines. but did not see the flyers prior Monday through Friday minimum of 12 semester hours for an undergraduate seat, “The intention of the flyers to their posting. She said there’s between 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and be currently be enrolled as a KSU student. were to show the irony in how a difference between marketing and is located on the third floor 2. You must be enrolled in enough hours so that you meet we have sexual assault pre- an event and getting attention, of Kennesaw Hall in room 3431. the above earned hour requirements by the end of spring vention efforts in this society,” and being offensive. For more information on about semester 2013. Petusevsky said. “Even though “I didn’t go [to the event] WRC, visit their Facebook page 3. You must hold a minimum adjusted GPA of 2.5. a lot of times society will blame because I didn’t want survi- at facebook.com/KsuWom- Applications available: the victim for sexual assault.” vors to associate the Women’s ensResourceCenter, website Monday, February 4 at www.ksustudent.com Petusevsky said the group Resource Center with these at kennesaw.edu/studentsuc- Due Friday, March 1 by 5pm sharp KSU assignment entailed hosting a flyers,” Ramirez said. “Because if cessservices/WRC, or call For more information, please contact Kathy Alday public health outreach event on I’m a survivor of sexual assault, (770) 794-7858. in the Department of Student Life. campus and the students were I’m not going to go somewhere KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL Nov. 13 2012 7 OPINION CRAVING MEDIA UNDER THE INFLUENCE A CUP Brittany Maher Contributor

line is very heavily influenced by predominantly negative has “Television is becoming more the creation and distribution of come from the show’s eight like movies, many of which the drug. successful seasons on air. contain scenes of drug and Tiffani Rase Senior Writer “I see the show really being The series concluded this year alcohol use,” said Dr. James about the downfall of Walter with numerous awards to its Sargent, associate professor of It is 9 a.m. at Jazzman’s Cafe White,” said junior Christo name and as reruns move to pediatrics at Dartmouth College in the Social Sciences Building Stevens. “I rarely even think basic cable, pot legalization in Hanover, N.H. “TV shows are and the line of students and about the drug aspect or meth is slowly making its way from becoming more edgy, and are professors grows by the addiction. I think the creators theory to reality. Since “Weeds” increasingly depicting more second. Some students look of the show have focused on began airing, other shows smoking and drugs.” absolutely sluggish, in dire need this guy and his journey to displaying a profound drug It’s the drama of drugs that of any source of energy before becoming evil. Meth is just the influence have turned up on draws us in, entertains us and they collapse while others just backdrop. There were a few allows us to learn. This particular tap their feet impatiently. This Though the scenes in the early seasons of type of television is fascinating is a typical scene at Jazzman’s popular television series people using the drug, and they “IT REDEFINED because it simply has never Cafe at any time of the week. “Breaking Bad” has won were far from glamorous.” been aired so openly before. It People wait for their daily cup seven primetime Emmy With five seasons under its THE NETWORK is an exciting new taboo that of steaming energy. Coffee is Awards since it first aired in HAZMAT belt, the overall viewer eagerly pushes our boundaries. always brewing here, as the 2008, it is unlikely that former reaction to the show has been AND PAVED THE What also draws us in is that demand is steady throughout first lady Nancy Reagan, who positive, and no news reports of these shows are smart and the day and for good reason. initiated the “Just Say No” chemistry majors dropping out WAY FOR A NEW creative. They keep us coming Coffee is an utter necessity for campaign in the early 80s, is of college to create meth labs back for more because we are many students and professors pleased to know that more than have surfaced just yet. GENERATION emotionally invested in their around KSU given the busy 3.5 million American viewers The Showtime series “Weeds” characters. We want to know schedules they all lead. Some are sitting at home watching a has a similar plot line but OF ANTIHEROES.” what will happen to them next, students even come to rely on show whose characters spend focuses on the “softer” - yet and perhaps we like the idea it. Coffee becomes a crutch for their day manufacturing the just as controversial - drug, - David Nevins that we don’t have control over those late night study sessions world’s highest quality crystal marijuana. The central character their life choices the way we do when students’ energy has meth. Nevertheless, recent is Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Showtime television. our own. withered and a caffeine kick is years has seen a heightened Parker), a widowed mother of “It redefined the network In his book “Mass the only thing to keep them fascination with this type of two boys who begins selling and paved the way for a new Communication Theory,” Denis going. television. But the question marijuana to support her generation of antiheroes McQuail explains that “people Caffeine is a legal drug. remains: How do television family after her husband dies. on “Nurse Jackie,” “Dexter,” use the media as a diversion; Caffeine is a legal drug hich shows with strong drug-related Over time, she and her family and “Californication,” said to escape from routine and Americans rely heavily upon content shape our ideas of drug become more entwined in her David Nevins, Showtime’s unpleasant problems.” to get through the day. A use in modern America? Is real drug-dealing career, which entertainment president. Watching these characters typical cup of coffee can have life reflecting art? eventually rises to the highest “Breaking Bad,” “Weeds” deal with their issues, whether 200 milligram of caffeine or “Breaking Bad” follows levels of an international drug- and countless other television it be dramatized scenes of more. To put this figure into protagonist Walter White (Bryan smuggling cartel, all while programs glorify drug and drug use, sex, alcohol or perspective, Mayo Clinic advises Cranston), a chemistry teacher Botwin attempts to sustain her alcohol use and dramatize it violence, distracts us from our that consuming more than who resides in New Mexico. upper middle-class lifestyle. likely for the sole purpose of own daily stress and anxiety. 500 milligrams of caffeine per When White is diagnosed Some would argue that entertainment rather than to Though many can relate to day is considered too much for with stage III lung cancer and “Weeds” and other shows that change our perception. It’s not these characters’ middle- a healthy diet. Americans on given a prognosis of two years make light of marijuana use are the drug use itself that draws class backgrounds, they do average drink three to four cups to live, he decides to enter a a huge factor in how people us in, but the action and drama not necessarily influence our per day so it is no wonder that treacherous world of drugs perceive the drug and the that comes with the associated everyday lives and we certainly caffeine is a source of fuel. and crime to provide his family debate of its decriminalization. lifestyle; a way of life that most don’t feel pressure from them. Coffee drinking has become a financial security. The series In light of the recent people in middle-class America Though the media are likely major aspect of many people’s then follows the revolution progression toward legalization cannot directly relate to. The not attempting to influence lives and as a coffee lover, I of his life as a family man to a in Colorado and Washington intrigue comes from getting a our personal decisions to use can’t deny that it has become kingpin of the drug trade. State, this argument would dramatized inside look into a drugs, they are most certainly an obsession since I started In the case of “Breaking Bad,” explain why the Drug Free world that we all know exists, tempting us to tune in to its TV college. I’m on my second large it seems its popularity has not America Foundation demanded but may never personally come programs. Luckily, adolescence coffee of the day as I type this. changed the negative stigma that Showtime pull its hit in contact with. We are excited and adults alike seem to be “It makes me feel nauseous primarily associated with crystal show from the air. Although to learn the science behind more addicted to television and shaky,” said Felicia Ibrahimi, meth. Though the show does DFAF may fear viewers are too it all: the cartels, the trade, itself rather than the drug- junior at KSU. Ibrahimi stated not particularly highlight the naive to not be influenced and the criminality. submerged lifestyle these use of the drug itself, its plot by television, nothing programs promote. CRAVING continued on page 8 Nov. 13 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL OPINION 8 she doesn’t understand the hype and obsession with coffee. The side effects of caffeine aren’t always pretty, but the energy effects usually make NOT YOUR AVERAGE CUP OF JOE up for it.The effects of caffeine consumption are no doubt the Matthew Csenar Contributor reason why people will pay up to $4 for a single cup of coffee. selling overpriced java. Even of a homey feel.” Located on It’s certainly become an addition in this economy, avid coffee the Marietta Square, Cool for many people. drinkers spend almost $1,100 AMERICANS Beans Coffee Roasters is a local “I see people around me yearly on the hot beverage. favorite. The independently talking about it like they can’t According to the Consumerist CONSUME owned shop roasts the coffee control themselves and every cities data, “the average worker in house; something that is time someone’s tired they’re like in the U.S. currently spends $20 ABOUT 400 unique to local independent ‘I NEED COFFEE’. It’s addict talk,” a week on coffee.” shops. Today there are Ibrahimi said. In the Kennesaw area there CUPS PER DAY numerous local coffee houses This addiction fuels a are several places that serve spread throughout the Atlanta booming industry that has coffee. From the international - e-importz area that have their own made way for a whole new Starbucks Corporation to approximately 172,000 unique qualities. Trying locally type of shop dedicated to Coffee is ingrained the local Cool Beans Coffee Starbucks around the world, brewed coffee is an experience coffee products. in our society. Many Roasters, it is not a challenge to there should never be a fear of a avid coffee drinkers should “I have around twenty or so start the day with a cup of find a coffee house. lack of the recognizable brand. participate in. It gives the regulars, people I recognize espresso, chug some joe after If you haven’t been under a According to www.coffee- drinker a taste of the town and every time I work certain shifts their lunch, have some decaf rock the last couple of years, statistics.com, coffee shops familiarizes them with the new and I have memorized their during the afternoon, sip on a then you probably have realized have an annual growth rate of and small, personal coffee shops regular drinks that they get,” a latte for dinner and finish off the the abundance of coffee 7%. They are the fastest growing around town. barista at Starbucks said. day with a simple cup of coffee. corporations. Starbucks and area in the restaurant industry. Coffee has become a drink This shows how dedicated According to www.e-importz. Caribou Coffee can be found all The coffee industry has never for all times. It has been people are to coffee com, “Americans consume over. In fact, in the Town Center been stronger and Starbucks meticulously marketed to consumption, enough so to go about 400 million cups of coffee Mall area, there are a total of was quite attentive to notice the crowds influencing daily somewhere to get it every day. per day making the United four Starbucks. the need back in 1971 when beverage decisions. Since it’s Coffee has become a favorite States the leading consumer of Starbucks and other large the company was founded been so well integrated in our fuel in America, and college coffee in the world.” coffee-oriented companies in Seattle. society, I wouldn’t be surprised students especially tend to rely Most coffee addicts brew understand how important Local shops are harder to if you are drinking some coffee on it as a main energy source. their own coffee at home, a hot cup of brew is to the find because they are usually as you finish this article, but What other legal substances but because of such an average American. The lower key. Coffee drinker and make sure you go out and could keep someone going for overwhelming demand for Starbucks drinker chooses Virginia native, Shawn Crawford support our local coffee 12 hours or more each day? coffee in today’s culture; there them for one popular states, “I prefer small places. shops and get some close- are shops strictly dedicated to reason: convenience. With Smaller businesses have more knit coffee experience. CRAVING continued from page 7 THESENTINEL FALL2012 EDITORIAL BOARD STAFF LETTER POLICY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MEGAN EMORY PRODUCTION MANAGER ANDREA DOWIS 1.) The Sentinel will try to print all letters received. 6.) While we do not publish letters from groups endorsing THE SENTINEL IS A DESIGNATED Letters should be 200 words long. Exceptions are made political candidates, The Sentinel will carry letters [email protected] [email protected] at the discretion of the editors. We reserve the right to edit discussing candidates and campaign issues. 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ARTS AND LIVING INTRO: DRUGS! We’ve all heard of the “big three” when it comes to living dangerously. Our teachers, parents and/or religious leaders warned us about a triangle that leads only to trouble. First, there is sex. It turns out the rebellious and non-rebellious both partake in sexual activities, for the most part. Another piece is rock ‘n’ roll which is a phrase only said by the people who don’t listen to rock music or loud music. Basically this has evolved into any kind of music that targets young people. Finally, we get to the last element of the rebellious lifestyle: drugs. For something that is deemed so destructive to society, we see a lot of it in our media. What’s the truth about drugs? Are they a problem on campus? How popular are drugs in our favorite music and movies? When did they become illegal? This week Arts & Living is going to try to answer these questions by turning the microscope toward… (Ominous “dun-dun-dun”) drugs. CHRIS TUCKER: BACK IN ACTION Roderic Graham Contributor

You’ve seen him in “Rush southeast came to support Hour,” “Friday,” “Money Talks” the comedian. He was very and watched his stand-up comfortable on stage and he routines on Def Comedy jokingly thanked the audience Jam. Chris Tucker is making for helping him pay his taxes. a comeback like never before Chris Tucker’s “Guess Who’s Back with his live concert movie, Tour” featured new comedians comedy tour and feature film. and will be made into a feature “It feels great and exciting to film that will be released on be back on stage doing stand- DVD. up. I can finally be me and have Tucker looks to Eddie Murphy, Chris Tucker (Right) and Magic Johnson (Left) complete creative control,” said Bill Cosby and Richard Pryor Tucker. for comedic inspiration, as well The Fox Theater was packed as his own personal life. He Friday and Saturday night mentioned several celebrities in Photos Courtesy of MCT Campus with hundreds of fans eagerly his performance, including his waiting to hear Chris Tucker. “Rush Hour” co-star Jackie Chan People from all over the and Michael Jackson. Tucker also impersonated former Tucker’s only project. Tucker “Silver Linings Playbook” is a “Rush Hour” movie, as well as President Bill Clinton, as he will play the role of Danny in romantic comedy drama about looking for more serious acting humorously gave details about David O. Russell’s new feature a teacher named Pat who serves roles. Tucker’s inspiration for their trip to Africa. The Fox film “Silver Lining Playbook.” time in a mental institution. Pat acting is Sidney Poitier. Theater was filled with laughter Tucker is acting with an all- meets Danny, played by Chris “I want more acting roles, and applause for two hours. star cast that includes “Hunger Tucker, in the mental institution. more touring and I’m even Occasionally an audience Games” Jennifer Lawrence, Danny helps Pat find his silver thinking about writing a book,” member would yell out, “Are Bradley Cooper and Robert lining. Tucker said. you doing another Friday?” DeNiro. A movie and comedy tour Chris Tucker’s “Guess Who’s After all of the “Friday” outburst, “This is a smaller part than have kept Chris Tucker a busy Back” tour will stop next at the he said he has not made a I usually do, but working man, but he doesn’t plan to Apollo Theater in Harlem, New decision either way.. with DeNiro was definitely a stop there. Tucker seems York. Tucker is taking his tour all “The show was very tasteful highlight for me,” Tucker said. ambitious, motivated and ready over the world and tickets are and I laughed from beginning “My character encourages Pat to get back to the big screen. available on ticketmaster.com. Chris Tucker to end,” said Vanessa Carter, a [played by Bradley Cooper] to Although he said he is unsure “Silver Linings Playbook” will show attendee. stay positive and helps him find about doing another “Friday,” open in theaters everywhere The live comedy movie is not hope.” he is considering doing another Nov. 21, 2012. NOV. 06 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL 10 DRUGS: FROM CREATION TO ILLEGALIZATION Alex Cook Contributor was grown by Jamestown set- tlers during the 1600s. Before Most drugs that are illegal the Civil War, it was used as a If you or a friend have a problem today were initially created major source of revenue for the with good intentions and U.S., and plantations growing meant to be used for a marijuana flourished during the medical purpose. Only later on 1800s. It was used for medicinal with drug or alcohol abuse, please were these drugs recognized as purposes from 1850-1937 and having adverse effects on the could be purchased over-the- human body and banned. counter in pharmacies. After Today, the U.S. government the rise in the cost of alcohol call 1-866-643-6144. Free 24/7. categorizes illegal drugs into during the 1920s, cannabis schedules, or classes, on a became an attractive alternative tion under the Comprehensive During the Vietnam War, heroin they also experienced other scale of I-V, based on their until a 1930s study emerged Drug Abuse Prevention and abuse among soldiers was ram- benefits including improved potential for abuse. This linking marijuana use by lower- Control Act of 1970. pant with an estimated 10 to intimate relationships with their system is organized under the class communities to crime and 15 percent of deployed soldiers significant other. One patient Comprehensive Drug Abuse violence. It resurfaced during Heroin addicted to heroin. The 1980s with severe pain from terminal Prevention and Control Act of the 1960s, becoming a popular Opiates have been used for cen- and 1990s led to improvements cancer experienced lasting pain 1970, a federal law that requires drug of choice among Beatniks. turies as an “old wives tale” for of purity in street heroin result- relief and improved quality of the pharmaceutical industry to This brought about stricter curing “female problems.” The ing in an increase of users who life. The Multidisciplinary Asso- maintain physical security and penalties for marijuana offenses opiate-based drug morphine smoked and snorted heroin. ciation for Psychedelic Studies strict record-keeping for certain under the Comprehensive Drug was created in 1803 and was The drug is only referred to as is evaluating the efficacy of types of drugs. In addition Abuse Prevention and Control widely used during the Civil War heroin when being discussed in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy the Controlled Substance Act Act of 1970. In 1966, the state of as an injection for pain relief. its illegal form. for treating patients with post- was enacted as Title II of the California made marijuana legal Inhalant opiates were intro- traumatic stress disorder or Comprehensive Drug Abuse for medical use for people with duced in the U.S. in the 1850s MDMA (Ecstasy) anxiety related to cancer. These Prevention and Control Act. serious illnesses. and 1860s by Chinese labor- MDMA is criminalized in most studies are still ongoing. This latter act regulates the ers who smoked opium. Later countries, but studies show manufacturing, importation, Lysergic acid diethylamide/ in 1895, the drug heroin was that it may be useful in psy- Schedule II: Substances possession, use and distribution LSD (Acid) created three years later it was chotherapy by facilitating in Schedules II through V of certain substances. During the 1950s, the U.S. mili- marketed as a potential solution self-examination with reduced decrease in their potential for tary and the CIA researched use to morphine addiction. It was fear. It was made illegal in the abuse. Schedule I: Drugs with a high of LSD as a “truth drug” to make promoted by the St. James So- U.S. in 1985. Studies have been potential for abuse with no prisoners talk. This led the ciety which mailed free samples conducted and one piece of Methamphetamine accredited medical use and psychiatric community’s interest of heroin to morphine addicts research was found in a summa- Methamphetamines were used lack of accepted safety. in LSD and it has been used for as part of a campaign against rized report by David E. Nichols, during the 1920s to stimulate possible therapeutic capabilities morphine addiction. Heroin George Greer and Alexander the central nervous system, Cannabis (Marijuana) for depressed, psychotic and disappeared for some time after Shulgin. The authors reported raise blood pressure and Marijuana is one of the old- epileptic patients. LSD also saw that, resurfacing during the that patients with various, enlarge nasal passages. The est drugs in American history a rise in popularity during the 1950s on the Harlem jazz scene mild psychiatric disorders felt with records showing that it 1960s which led to its illegaliza- and in the Beatnik subculture. their conditions had improved; Drug Continued On Page 11 KSU DRUG FACTS OCTOBER 2012

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Drug Continued From Page 10 prescribed by San Franciscan with sustained attention and drug clinics to treat heroin endurance. Negative effects drug was widely distributed to addicts. The drug required two of cocaine include anxiety, soldiers during World War II to other laws be passed to curb its paranoia and restlessness. A combat fatigue, improve their usage. After being included in cheaper form of cocaine ap- endurance and mood; after the the Controlled Substance Act, peared around 1985 in the form war it was prescribed to the (a law was? Was this one or two of “rocks” to be smoked instead soldiers to combat depression. laws?) laws were passed in the of snorted; this was referred to Abuse of methamphetamines U.S. in 1983 prohibiting the pos- as crack. began during the 1930s when session of precursors and equip- an over-the-counter inhalant ment for methamphetamine Phencyclidine (PCP) was marketed under the name production. Then in 1986, the PCP was synthesized in 1926 Benzedrine. This drug was U.S. government passed the and tested after World War II commonly used by truck drivers Federal Controlled Substance as a surgical anesthetic, but wanting to stay alert on long Analogue Enforcement Act in an due to adverse side effects that commutes; athletes looking to attempt to curb use of designer include hallucinations, mania, improve their performance in drugs. delirium and disorientation, endurance-related sports; and the drug was shelved until the CASH students desiring improved Cocaine and/or Crack-Cocaine 1950s. In 1953, PCP was pat- performance in their studies.. In 1886, “Coca-Cola” was pro- ented by Parke-Davis and was Methamphetamines gained duced containing syrup derived used on humans for a few more popularity in the form of an in- from coca leaves. The same year years. After the use on humans for your jection during the 1960s. In the the Surgeon-General of the U.S. stopped, the drug was renamed 1990s, this drug became widely Army endorsed the medicinal Sernylan and marketed as a popular in its smokable form, use of cocaine. Some medici- veterinary anesthetic in 1967. crystal meth. Methamphet- nal uses of cocaine include the The drug was discontinued after amines are still used to treat use of cocaine as an anesthetic another year. During the same patients with Attention Deficit and analgesic. The effects year, PCP emerged as a recre- Hyperactivity Disorder and of cocaine include increased ational drug and proved to be exogenous obesity, or obesity alertness, feelings of well-being a problem for the U.S. govern- BOOKS! caused by factors outside of the and euphoria, increased energy ment for a number of years. patient’s control; the drug has and motor activity, feeling of Since the 1970s the use of PCP been used as an effective treat- competence and sexuality. It has drastically declined. ment for narcolepsy. In addition, has also been used to increase Convenient methamphetamines have been athletic performance in sports Locations & Times Around Campus DEC. 5-13

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Lady Gaga POP MUSIC WITH A DOSE OF …

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Lauren Stanaitis Senior Staff Writer

Popular music surrounds us Adele – “21” the album is filled with songs everyday. But the references Genre: Soul, pop, rhythm about break-ups, sadness and to drugs and alcohol may or and blues anger. may not affect the average listener. Top selling artists can It comes to no surprise that Lady Gaga – “Born reap the rewards or suffer a Adele’s “21” was the number This Way” consequence based on how one record of 2011. Her success Genre: Dance-pop, synth society receives the music. Here stemmed from her personal pop, electro-rock is a review of the references to heartbreak and struggles. After drugs and alcohol in the Top examining the lyrics of each The pop star has claimed Selling Albums of 2011. song on the album, I could not many times that whiskey is find any references to drugs and her poison. Multiple alcohol alcohol. This is surprising since references confirm this fact.

1. “Marry the Night” Then I’ll go down to the bar But I won’t cry anymore I’ll hold my whiskey up high Kanye West Kiss the bartender twice, I’m a loser

2. The 8th track on the album trouble. is “Bloody Mary,” which is a 5. New York Clappers, go drunk 10. “The Edge of Glory” double entendre. Bloody Another shot before we kiss Mary is the name of an 6. “Electric Chapel” the other side alcoholic drink to serve as It’s not about sex or well as a metaphor for Mary champagne. Although Lady Gaga does not Magdalene’s story. refer to any drugs explicitly on 7. Confess to me where her hit album “Born This Way,” The next three references you have been she reflects upon drinking in are from “Heavy Metal Lover.” Next to the bar many senses, whether it is the Alcohol was a recurring theme breath of a past lover from “You in this song. The next two are from the hit and I” or a celebratory drink “You and I” from “The Edge of Glory.” 3. I want your whiskey mouth, All over my blonde south. 8. You taste like whiskey when Lil Wayne – “Tha Carter IV” Red wine, cheap perfume, you kiss me, oh Genre: Hip-hop, rap Lil Wayne And a filthy pout. 9. So put your drinks up for 4. Drink beer and get into Nebraska Pop Continued On Page 17 17 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL NOV. 06 2012

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1. The 9th studio album from Lil Wayne has a second track titled “Blunt Blowin,” So it is not difficult to see the influence and prominence of marijuana in his music. Beyonce The first lyrics from “6 Foot 7 Foot” show a reference to alcohol, while the second provides an interesting allusion to a legal drug.

2. Excuse my charisma, vodka with a spritzer

3. Don’t wanna see what that Jay Z drama mean, get some Dra- collaborative album by making 5. Poppin’ bottles, puttin’ super- mamine multiple references to cocaine models in the cab, proof and marijuana in “No Church in 4. “President Carter” the Wild.” 6. And pray that all of their pain Smoke you like a blunt then be champagne it’s ashes to ashes 1. Cocaine seats, all white 7. “New Day” 8. “Nightmares of the Bottom” 2.  “Party” is the 5th track of like I got the whole thing So at 13 we’ll have our first Two examples of different And when the truth hurts, I the album, but surprisingly bleached drink together drug references are found in pop pain pills enough there’s no direct drug Drug dealer chic, I’m wonder- Lil Wayne’s “It’s Good,” which or alcohol reference. The song ing if a thug’s prayers reach 8. “That’s My B----” features Drake. 9. “Outro” features Andre 3000. Pop champagne, I’ll give you Was once a Bacardi sipper, 2. Coke on her black skin made a sip 5. Kush in the air, I’m pushing now it’s Chandon 3. “Rather Die Young” a stripe like a zebra the gears Fat blunts in the car with You drive too fast, you smoke I call that jungle fever 9. “Welcome to the Jungle” strippers too much Champagne for the pain, 6. Ain’t no salary cap in the But that don’t mean a thing 3. Just roll the weed up until I weed for the low dope game Beyonce – “4” ‘cause I’m addicted to the get me some Ain’t no collective bargaining Genre: R&B, pop, soul rush 9. “Who Gon Stop Me” on cocaine 4. “N----- in Paris” Y’all weed purple, my money 1. “Run the World (Girls) Jay-Z and Kanye West – What’s drugs my deala purple 7. “Interlude” performed by I’m repping for the girls who “Watch the Throne” Tech N9ne taking over the world help Genre: Hip-hop, rap Two alcohol references are 10.  “Why I Love You” You drunk and you touching me raise a glass for the found in “Otis” Get fly more, get high more, every thang, you lame college grads Jay-Z and Kanye start off their cry boy, why for? NOV. 06 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL 18 A BIT OF CINEMA VERITE IN ‘PUSHER’ MCT

LOS ANGELES - In director Prieto added with a laugh. set “Pusher” template, Prieto amnesia. unavailable to speak with The Luis Prieto’s experience, when “Some unexpected realism!” agreed to sign on. “I said, ‘Whatever you do, Times). you set out to shoot a druggy Drafting on Refn’s Hollywood “I told them, ‘If you let me don’t do what you did 15 years Prieto says Refn remained crime drama in London, hotness quotient _ the movie’s shoot my “Pusher,” I’ll do it.’” ago. I want you to do something encouraging and steadfastly England’s legendarily cocaine- ads and trailer trumpet “from He transferred the action to different. A fresh take,” Prieto hands-off throughout fueled nightclub world, odds executive producer Nicolas London and beefed up Frank’s recalled. “He started laughing. production, only visiting the are you’re going to find yourself Winding Refn” _ “Pusher” relationship with his drug- ‘Don’t worry. I don’t remember set once _ on the way back surrounded by more than a premiered at the Toronto stashing stripper girlfriend Flo anything I did 15 years ago. We to Denmark after winning an few people sniffing actual International Film Festival last (British supermodel Agyness were doing drugs the whole award for best director at the Bolivian marching powder _ not month to generally enthusiastic Deyn). time.’” Cannes Film Festival for “Drive.” Although the director was Chalk that up to certain Prieto felt pangs of eager to make his own mark, directorial choices Refn made performance anxiety as the two ‘I DON’T REMEMBER ANYTHING I as homage to Refn and in a on the early films when he sat down to talk “Pusher” but gesture to his legion of art- was fresh out of film school soon the Danish director put his house followers, Prieto, 42, and believed, as he told Prieto mind at ease. DID 15 YEARS AGO. WE WERE DOING insisted on casting Croatian earlier this year, “if you’re doing “After a while, he says, ‘Luis, character actor Zlatko Buric in a movie about cocaine, you use you’re doing great,’” Prieto the role of Milo, the Serbian real cocaine.” recalls Refn telling him. “’Just DRUGS THE WHOLE TIME.’ - Luis Prieto drug lord who hounds Frank (In an interview with the remember, this is your film.’” for most of “Pusher” _ the same U.K.’s Guardian this month, Refn just lines of prop coke for the reviews. In Act I, “Pusher’s” role Buric indelibly inhabits in echoed that refrain. He was camera’s sake. slick imagery flashes by like a all three films in Refn’s “Pusher” quoted as saying that while He made that discovery while fever dream until Frank must trilogy. filming “Pusher” he insisted on filming “Pusher,” an English- set right his drug debt with a Buric surprised Prieto by “all the cocaine on set being language remake of 1996’s series of increasingly desperate claiming a kind of selective real”; a publicist said Refn was Danish gangster smash of the measures. same name directed by Nicolas At that point, the film shifts Winding Refn, the Scandinavian into a different gear, alternating auteur behind “Drive,” last year’s between paranoia and rage: critically hailed, Ryan Gosling- a nasty piece of Brit-crime starring noir-thriller. business propelled by a techno In “Pusher,” Brit actor soundtrack by British electronic ® Richard Coyle portrays Frank, dance music duo Orbital. a mid-level dope dealer who’s But to hear it from Prieto, a uprooted from his comfortable CalArts graduate whose short existence of booze, strippers film “Bamboleho” won scores and key bumps after botching of international film festival a major score. The character prizes and whose 2009 romantic must raise 55,000 pounds tout comedy “Meno Male Che Ci de suite to repay a drug debt Sei” became an unexpected or find himself in the Serbian blockbuster in Italy, he didn’t mob’s cross hairs. leap at the chance to remake Setting much of the movie “Pusher.” amid the bombastic chaos of Approached by its producers London’s club circuit serves as at Vertigo Films two years ago, Prieto’s effort to make “Pusher” the director initially had some _ an independent production serious reservations. that cost about $800,000 _ “feel “I felt it’s much too great a like a nightclub, almost like a film to remake,” the Spanish- musical.” born Prieto said by phone “We couldn’t afford extras from London, a day before so we were shooting in real traveling to Los Angeles for the clubs from midnight to 5 in the movie’s American debut. “It’s morning; there would be at a masterpiece. I felt it was an least 1,000 people,” the director honor. But it was too much.” explained. “And while we were They eventually convinced trying to get the scenes, people him to read the reboot’s script would be drinking, dancing. by Matthew Read. And finally Some people would really be registering the producers’ doing drugs. By 3 a.m., guests willingness to allow Prieto to would be really wasted.” create an original take on the “In that way, we really got the material rather than follow in world we wanted to capture,” Refn’s original Copenhagen- KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL Nov. 13 2012 19 SPORTS CLUB HOCKEY RANKED NO. 1 as undefeated streak continues

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KSU’s club hockey team game. He received three penalties than the Owls with 700 fans in attendance and continued its undefeated of the team’s four penalties a total of nine. the team raised about $1,300. record Friday and Saturday on Saturday including two “You get frustrated when This weekend the Owls will with home wins against roughing penalties, one major you’re going so hard,” Day travel to Florida to play Tampa Florida State University and one minor penalty. said. “People get a little gritty on Thursday and a double- and North Carolina State, Morin was involved in a few and you just lose your temper header against Florida Gulf bringing their record to scuffles and fights throughout sometimes.” Coast Friday and Saturday. 13-0. the game, one between Morin Despite the fact that KSU’s Florida Gulf Coast was The American Collegiate and Billy Manuella behind the hockey team is an entirely previously ranked first in the Hockey Association posted net in the third period and player-funded organization, South, but is ranked seventh the rankings of the 2012-2013 another near the end of meaning that the team pays this year. season with KSU ranked first the second. for all of their equipment, The first half of the season in the South portion of the With six minutes left in ice time, uniforms, etc, they will conclude this weekend Division 3 league. the second period Morin manage to raise money for and will pick back up “We have played excellent defended his goaltender from fundraisers as well. in January. so far,” said forward Justin Day. N.C. State’s Alec Engel and KSU held Pink Out the Rink “I think we’re going to the “When we’ve played weaker checked him after the whistle. at Friday night’s game to National Championship,” Day teams we could have played This play resulted in a fight raise money for breast cancer said. “Without a doubt.” better, but when we play involving Morin, Engel, the awareness. There was roughly good teams like tonight, Wolfpack’s Garrett Sunda and we step up.” a number of other players KSU’s club hockey team defeated Florida State and N.C. State to stay undefeated. Saturday night’s game from both teams. against the N.C. State “They were a little chippy Wolfpack was rough for the and tried to run our goalie Owls with a final score of 5-4. at the end there,” said Morin. KSU was shorted a goal in the “I was just doing my job and first period when a goaltender defending the goalie.” interference call negated “It’s immature of them,” the goal. Morin said. “I just kind of “This was the first team smile and walk away because that really challenged us,” they’re the immature one.” defensemen Taylor Morin Morin was beat-up after said. “We stepped up to the the game requiring ice for his plate, but we definitely have a neck after an N.C. State player few things to work on. Every slashed at the end of single goal they scored was the game. on a powerplay so we have to N.C. State players Mackie stay out of the box.” Hayman and Manuella were The Owls offense was led involved in many scuffles by center Graham Leiding, throughout the game as with goals early in the second well including one involving and third periods. Another Hayman at the end of leading scorer for the Owls the game. was Day with a hat-trick, “In the ACHA that’s actually scoring two goals in the a pretty decent game,” Day second period and one said. “We kept it together. in the third. We’re usually a penalty team “It’s always fun to get a hat- so that was pretty good trick,” Day said. “This was just for us.” a battle between two really The Owls outshot the good teams.” Wolfpack 63 shots on goal to Morin was a defensive force N.C. State’s 30. The Wolfpack Matt Boggs | The Sentinel for the Owls throughout the however received many more Nov. 13 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL SPORTS 20

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Stats may not tell the his first career field goal at the KSU also got in its own way, Freshman guard Yonel Brown (4) scored 10 points in his entire story in basketball, 12:35 mark of the first half to as it missed the final scoring debut against the Tennessee Volunteers on Friday night but if the final score of give KSU an 11-10 lead. differential in free throws, Friday’s matchup between Just a minute earlier, alone, finishing 14-25 from KSU’s men’s basketball freshman point guard Yonel the charity stripe. team and the Tennessee Brown, who started the game Tennessee had four players Matt Boggs | The Sentinel Volunteers could provide for the Owls, hit a three- in double figures, including a sense of pride, there was pointer for his first Kenny Hall who hit 5-of-6 from no doubt Owls head coach career bucket. the floor for 13 points. Skylar Lewis Preston would buy Tennessee’s experience McBee and Jordan McRae into the numbers. proved beneficial as the also finished with 14 points Tennessee (1-0) flexed its half progressed, and the a piece. Southeastern Conference Volunteers were able to pull Despite the loss, the Owls muscle by building a 61-34 away for a 42-30 advantage at showed some significant lead over the Owls with 11:40 intermission. progress under Preston in his left in the contest, but KSU KSU could not duplicate its second season opener as (0-1) finished the game strong fast start in the second-half, head coach of the men’s against the Volunteers bench as the Volunteers opened the basketball team. en route to a formidable 76-67 gates with a 9-0 run to begin Last season, in a similar result at Thompson the period. environment against the Boling Arena. Despite falling behind, Wisconsin Badgers in “I’m very proud of our the Owls still managed to Madison, WI., the Owls were effort, especially in the outscore their opponent in thumped 85-31. second, especially the last the second-half, 37-34. Senior KSU handed a defeat of ten minutes of the game,” forward Aaron Anderson had similar nature to Piedmont Preston said. “I thought our KSU’s most impressive stat- College (Divison III) in its guys did a phenomenal job line with 16 points on 6-of-8 exhibition opener last except for pretty much the shooting and 12 rebounds. Thursday, 82-43, which shone last four minutes of the first Sophomore guard Delbert on the team much brighter half and the first four minutes Love had a nice showing as than last year’s exhbition of the second half in regards well, finishing with 16 points result—a 70-68 nailbiter to withstanding some of the on 7-of-17 from the field against West Georgia runs they had and handling and 2-of-7 from beyond the (Division II). some adversity, fighting back arc. Brown’s freshman debut KSU will play its next four and showing some level of concluded with 10 points and games on the road, including toughness and pride that we three assists. a trip to Richmond, KY., to can build upon.” “I’ll take a lot more positives compete in the Eastern KSU held with the out of this because we could Kentucky Tournament, Volunteers early, which have put our heads in the hosted by Eastern meant the daunting task of sand and let them have their Kentucky University. dealing with All-SEC forward way, but we fought back,” The Owls will face off Jarnell Stokes. Stokes finished Preston said. “I’m very happy against the hosting Colonels the contest with 10 points with the way they stepped on Friday, Nov. 16 at 6 p.m., on 5-of-7 shooting, five up, very happy with the way before turning around to rebounds, five assists, three Aaron Anderson played.” play Radford on Saturday and blocks and five steals in 34 “The team was just very Towson on Sunday. minutes of action. efficient,” Preston said. KSU’s home opener at the Despite facing a tough When the final horn Convocation Center will invite opponent on the road, the sounded, KSU had out- an in-state foe in the Georgia Owls settled into the contest rebounded Tennessee 31-29, Southern Eagles on Nov. 21 early. Myles Hamilton, and owned the offensive at 7 p.m. a freshman guard from board total to the tune Cleveland, OH., knocked down of 15-8.

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Michael Foster Sports Editor First-year women’s Raiders added 14 more to basketball head coach Nitra the advantage in the first five Perry’s offical debut on minutes of the second period. Friday night didn’t provide “I think we could have done for much of a ribbon- a lot more fundamentally,” cutting, groundbreaking Perry said. “It’s stuff we work ceremony, as the Owls were on every day, but we need handled, from the opening to do a little more of it. They tip to the final whistle, a pressured us all game but humbling 87-45 loss to the we kept our composure and Middle Tennessee State Blue turned it into layups on the Raiders in the WNIT opener other end. We just missed a in Murfreesboro, TN. few and that’s something Sophmore guard Bria Young we can’t have.” and Colorado State transfer KSU’s senior forward Chantel Kennedy had nice Sametria Gideon was games with 15 and 14 point unusually quiet, finishing 2-of- games, respectively, but the 2 from the floor in 31 minutes - KSU Womens Head Coach Nitra Perry Owls were dominated in the for a total of seven points, six paint by the Blue Raiders, rebounds, and four turnovers. which outrebounded KSU MTSU saw impressive by a staggering differential performances from its starting of 45-27. five, including a double- “Bria did a good job double from forward Ebony shooting for us tonight,” Perry Rowe, who finished with 23 said. “But what I’m trying to points from 8-of-14 from the demand from our players right floor, 7-of-9 from the charity now is that they give on both stripe, 11 rebounds, three offense and defense. Right assists and four steals. now I’m impressed with the Guard Kortni Jones shooters but we need to get registered 21 points on 8-of- more physical on defense and 16 shooting, 5-of-12 from long show a little more effort.” range, four assists and Young, in her second year four steals. from Collins Hill High School KSU’s opening loss came in in Suwanee, earned all of her the wake of a tough, 79-75, points from three-point range, overtime win in an exhibition knocking down 5-of-7 from against Southern Polytechnic beyond the arc. State (NAIA) last Friday. Kennedy finished 7-of-14 The Owls will continue shooting and dished five play tonight at the newly assists, but also contributed renovated McCamish Pavilion to the Blue Raiders offense in Atlanta against the Georgia with six turnovers. KSU lost Tech Yellow Jackets at 7 p.m. the turnover battle with 38 to KSU will continue the MTSU’s 16. Women’s Preseason National MTSU never trailed in the Invitational Tournament on contest, and used a 12-0 run Saturday against Morehead after a 4-4 tie to jumpstart State in Morehead, KY. the blowout early. The Blue KSU will hold its home Raiders took a 38-24 lead opener in the Convocation into halftime. Center against Troy on That lead was extended to Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 2 p.m. 28 in the second-half as the Nov. 13 2012 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY | THE SENTINEL 22

Michael Foster Sports Editor WOMEN’S B-BALL 13 KSU’s club football team moments, including a close games against local NCFA happened without outside @ GEORGIA TECH didn’t walk away with game against Rollins College members Macon State and volunteer support. any trophies, or even an and a valiant effort against Chattahoochee Tech, as well “That was my daughter’s TUESDAY, 11/13 out-right victory this Fall. the Atlanta Sports Academy, as another matchup against school, and the principal was 7 PM However, for a first year which dressed over 60 players Atlanta Sports Academy. ecstatic,” Courson said. team, team president Danny including three NFL Payne sees the Spring “Unfortunately the schools ATLANTA, GA Payne insists the season was sized lineman. season as an opportunity to aren’t funded like they used successful in many other “It’s been a challenge,” bring more attention to to, the school relies on a lot of ways, including building a Payne said. “But, I’m very the program. volunteer work. The kids asked foundation for football optimistic this upcoming “One of our target markets for autographs. My daughter MEN’S BASKETBALL in the future. Spring and Fall seasons are for the team here is the is like the most popular kid in 16 “Overall, we had a very going to be good and will be student base. I feel like a lot school now,” Courson laughed. @ EKU successful season,” Payne able to get those wins.” of students here love the “The guys absolutely loved FRIDAY, 11/16 said. “It didn’t translate to too Head coach Joseph Courson, game of football. They enjoy it,” Payne said. “They were much success on the field, but who was hired just before the watching it,” Payne said. “So, if superstars out there, wearing 6 PM we are proud of our guys who Owls’ last game against ASC, we can have even just a small their jerseys, making the RICHMOND, KY were consistent and showed sees a bright future as well. percentage of our students school look good and feeling up all the time. We actually “Obviously our numbers come out to the games, that proud about the played six games in our are not where they need to will in turn bring more people football team.” inaugural season. So, that was be. We need to get more out. Even people in For more information on a huge success right there. recognition of our team,” the community.” club football, visit KSU Club WOMEN’S B-BALL We are looking forward Courson said. “We have talent. Aside from action on the Football on Facebook or 17 to the future.” We have a lot of people here field, one of the reasons Payne ncfafootball.org. @ MOREHEAD ST. The Owls, who joined at KSU. I believe the student and Courson feel the team The Sentinel’s full interview SATURDAY, 11/17 the National Club Football population is more than succeeded was in with Payne and Courson Association in the Spring, Georgia Tech. That’s a big pool the community. can be viewed online at 5:30 PM finished with a 1-5 record. for me to choose from.” The Owls volunteered ksusentinel.com, or The MOREHEAD, KY That lone victory came in a KSU is no preparing for to help staff Nicholson Sentinel’s YouTube channel, forfeit from New Orleans. its Spring season, where it Elementary School’s Fall KSUSentinelTV. KSU still had some highlight hopes to play at least three Festival, which could not have

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Eric Fuller Assistant to the Sports Editor KSU’s women’s volleyball every point and tonight, we leads, with Mercer going up had 21 kills, the most Owl surge and tied the match team fell to in-state rival did just that.” by three only to see KSU score individual kills for any with a 25-18 win in the Mercer by a score of 3-0 at The Owls found themselves four straight, and take a 20-19 Owl this season. second set. the KSU Convocation Center in a battle early in the opening lead on a Mercer service error. “Keyaira and Turea In the third set, the Owls in their final game of the set. Neither KSU nor the Bears Neither team would back off, had awesome offensive were in the lead for much of season on Thursday, Nov. 8. were able to secure more than as the set was extended to 28- determination,” the set. Three straight points With the loss, the Owls a two-point advantage. With 28. However, the Bears were Weatherington said. “They by the Bucs put them on top, finished the season with an the score tied at 20, the Bears able to make the third set the were tough to contain and taking the set 26-24. The overall record of 16-17, and a strung together a 5-1 run, final, scoring two straight to Keyaira played amazing Owls made things interesting 5-13 finish in the Atlantic Sun taking the set 25-21. win it 30-28, and take volleyball and equaled the in the following set, fighting Conference. Seniors Baylee Following the first set the match. A-Sun’s best hitter swing back from a 16-11 deficit. Strachan and Turea Jones victory, the Bear’s offense The loss knocked KSU out for swing.” Stevenson had four kills, competed in their final game began to takeover. Mercer of contention for the final The Owls fell down 5-0 early and the Owls recorded five as Owls, combining for six took command with a 6-1 spot in the A-Sun Conference in the first set, but after tying straight points to tie the set at total blocks. Jones recorded lead to begin the second set. Tournament, and came after the set 9-9 on an attack error 16-16, but a 4-0 run by ETSU 18 digs in the contest. Strachan was able to pull the they dropped a match on the by the Bucs, Stevenson gave allowed them to win the set “I credit a scrappy Owls within five twice during road to East Tennessee State the Owls its first lead of the 25-21, and the match. Mercer team and a raucous the set, but the Bears offense on Tuesday, Nov. 6. match at 11-10. Strachan With the two losses in their crowd,” head coach Karen never allowed the Owls to Despite the efforts from sealed the set for the Owls final two games of the season, Weatherington said. “They claw their way back, claiming Jones and Keyaira Stevenson, on a service ace. the Owls finished their 2012- really got into it and disrupted the second set 25-16, and a the Owls lost 3-1 and fell Again Stevenson led the 2013 campaign. The team will our offensive flow, but I’m 2-0 match lead. to 0-2 in the season series Owls in the second set, after take the off-season to regroup so proud of my team for the Jones and Emily Bean against the Bucs. Jones KSU went down 8-3. She and prepare for next year. maturity we showed in the helped the Owls grab a 3-2 recorded her 13th double- scored four straight to knot game. Every team in the lead early the third set. The double of the season with 17 the set up at 10, however the conference is fighting hard for Bears and Owls exchanged kills and 17 digs. Stevenson Bucs offense overcame the

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