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Flyer News, Vol. 61, No. 08 flyernews.com FLYER NEWS @FlyerNews THURSDAY, NEWS A&E OPINIONS SPORTS OCT. 17, 2013 Safety concerns behind recent Speaker Laina Dawes to ad- Three cheers to good health, Keller shares transition to D2D sophomore ban, pg. 3. dress race, gender and indi- pg. 12. America, pg. 15. VOL. 61 NO. 8 vidualism in metal music, pg. 9. A-10 CLASHES PUSH DAYTON INTO SCORING SLUMP UD junior forward Greg Enstone (2) is hit in the face while pursuing a ball during a game against Fordham University, Sunday, Oct. 13, at Baujan Field. Dayton tied Fordham and George Washington University for an 0-0-2 start to A-10 play after going 10-0-0 in non-conference play. See a gallery of the weekend action at FlyerNews.com. ETHAN KLOSTERMAN/PHOTO EDITOR SAFETY CONCERNS BEHIND RECENT D2D SOPHOMORE BAN SARAH DEVINE Asst. News Editor president for student development that needs to be addressed. We are have been placed in hotels like the sity officials, members of Student and dean of students, said the uni- absolutely aware it took place and Mayan which are far away from the Government Association and D2D Changes to the attendance policy versity’s “first priority is student takes place there [in Daytona]. We first hotel,” she said. “Our most leadership, past and present, held for Dayton 2 Dayton were spurred safety” and stated underage alco- feel like it is the best way we can vulnerable students are our young- meetings on-campus and in Day- by the University of Dayton’s de- hol consumption was a concern for help make sure students have a re- est students. They’re the farthest tona Beach, FL regarding the is- sire to improve safety on the trip, the university. sponsible and fun time.” away from the focal point of where sue. The executive vice president according to a university official. “We are aware the majority of In addition to underage alcohol the activities are happening.” of Breakaway Tours, the company Sophomores will not be eligible our sophomore students are un- consumption, Schramm said the The topic of improving safety which facilitates the trip, was also to attend this year’s trip, as de- der the age of 21,” Schramm said. university wanted to make crowd has been an ongoing concern for involved. tailed in a Flyer News report pub- “Underage drinking is a national size more manageable and to “cen- the university and D2D leadership, lished Oct. 2. epidemic. The University of Dayton tralize” the trip. Schramm, who attended last year’s Chris Schramm, associate vice isn’t immune to this. It’s an issue “Historically, the sophomores trip, said. She explained univer- See D2D on p. 3 2 Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013 TICKER Online at flyernews.com CAMPUS LIBRARY SCREENS ‘THE ZETA TAU AlpHA HOSTS PURSUIT OF EQUALITY’ 17TH ANNUAL FREEFAHL “The Pursuit of Equality,” a documentary Zeta Tau Alpha will host its annual phi- by Geoff Callan and Mike Shaw, will lanthropy event, FREEFAHL, Saturday, be shown Thursday, Oct. 17, at 11:30 Oct. 19, from 4 to 9:30 p.m. at the Art- a.m. and again at 7 p.m. in the Roesch Street Ampitheatre. The event benefits Library. The film follows San Francisco Breast Cancer Education and Awareness Mayor Gavin Newsom as he issues mar- and includes music, food and other per- riage licenses to same gender couple. formances. Tickets are $10 per person. Feel free to bring your lunch or dinner to enjoy during the film. MARIAN LIBRARY CELEBRATES 70 YEARS ARTSTREET PRESENTS A reception will be held Tuesday, Oct. THURSDAY NIGHT LIVE 22, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on the 2nd floor This week’s Thursday Night Live will of Roesch Library. Fr. Thomas Thomp- feature live music from Nolan McNulty, son will highlight the library’s 70 years. Bretton’s Jay and Libby Gill. The event Wine and appetizers will be served and Three sets of senior triplets pose for a photo in the Kennedy Union Torch Lounge. Front row from left: will take place Thursday, Oct. 17, at 8 guests will be able to view photos, art- Paige Pontarelli, Jared Dvorsky, Courtney Dvorsky, Katelyn Dvorsky, Alan Avila-John, Lucas Avila-John, Back p.m. at the ArtStreet Cafe. For more work and memorabilia from the Marian row: Jack Pontarelli, Matt Pontarelli, Nico Avila-John CHRIS SANTUCCI/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER information, contact ArtStreet at (937) Library. For more information, contact 229- 5101. the library at (937) 229-4214. LOCAL OHIO STUDENT LOAN MAN THREATENS COSTCO COMES TO FRIDAY FILM FEATURES DEFAUlt RATE AMONG HOSPITAL STAFF CENTERVIllE ‘PHILADElpHIA’ BECOME A plAYWRIGHT HIGHEST IN NATION A man from a suburb near Cincinnati Costco, a major wholesale retailer, This week’s film, “Philadelphia,” will be AT THIS WEEK’S Ohio’s student loan default rate over faces charges after he threatened hospi- has submitted a site plan approval to screened Friday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. in WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP a three-year period is one of the 10 tal staff at Bethesda North Hospital, Centerville, located right outside of ArtStreet Studio B. Tom Hanks stars in This week’s workshop, held Wednesday, highest in the country. This means a where he was a patient, with several Dayton, for a location in the Cornerstone this 1993 drama which became the first Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. in ArtStreet Studio D, total of 29,500 Ohioans defaulted guns. The incident occurred Tuesday retail center off of Feedwire Road. This big-budget Hollywood film to address chronicles the process for creating origi- on loans they were supposed to start morning. Police said the patient had would be the first Dayton location the social, medical and political issues nal theater through The New Colony’s paying back in 2010. The rate has three guns and ammunition for them. for Costco, who is hopes to build a of AIDS. Dr. Richard Chenoweth will host creative process. Led by Evan Linder, a increased in the past three years from He also had bear attack deterrent, nail 140,000-square-foot center to open in the event. founding member of this theater group 13.2 to 16.2 percent. clippers and scissors. the fall of 2014. from Chicago, the event will teach stu- dents how to incorporate style, tone and Information from nbcnews.com Information from bizjournals.com developmental technique to make a play your own. The event is appropriate Information from local12.com for actors, writers and directors. NATION & WORLD NEW App OFFERS INFO FEY, POEHLER TO HOST TEEN SUSPENDED FOR DURING GOVERNMENT 2014 GOLDEN GLOBES BEING DESIGNATED SHUTDOWN Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will return to DRIVER A new app, Real Time Congress, al- host the 2014 Golden Globes in Janu- A Massachusetts honor student and lows the public to follow and learn ary, NBC announced Tuesday. Fey and volleyball captain was suspended for DIFFICULTY|hard more about what Congress is doing Poehler hosted last year’s awards show, five games and demoted after coming during the government shutdown. It which was the highest-rated Golden to a party to drive a drunken friend was created by Sunlight Foundation, a Globes in six years. home. Erin Cox, 17, was sober when non-profit, non-partisan group with the police arrived to break-up the party. goal of making it easier for the public to North Andover High School accused connect with lawmakers and hold them Information from today.com Cox of violating its alcohol policy. Cox’s accountable. parents have hired an attorney to fight the suspension. Information from whiotv.com Information from nydailynews.com MAN SURVIVES 19 DAYS METH-LIKE DRUG WOMAN IMPRISONED EATING SQUIRRELS FOUND IN BODY- FOR NEWTON SCAM Gene Penaflor, lost for 19 days in BUILDING SUpplEMENT Northern California’s Mendocino A popular body-building supplement, A woman recently claiming to be a griev- National Forest, stayed alive by going Craze, contains a stimulant similar to ing family member from the Sandy Hook into “survival mode” and living off the methamphetamine, said Consumer Elementary School shooting recently re- land. The 72-year-old got lost during a Reports. The supplement has an ceived an eight-month prison sentence deer hunting trip and survived by eat- unlisted ingredient, N, alpha-DEPEA, after setting up a charity fund defrauding ing squirrels that he shot in the head, which has never been studied donors. Noule Alba, a 37-year-old New as well as frogs, lizards and a two-foot in humans. Based on dosage York resident, claimed she was collecting brown snake that he killed with a rock recommendations, 35 milligrams of a funeral fund for one of the 20 children and toasted to avoid getting salmo- the stimulant could be consumed by killed in the attacks. nella. users. Information from latimes.com Information from cnn.com Information from foxnews.com SOURCE: WebSudoku.com Online at flyernews.com NEWS Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013 3 D2D (cont. from p. 1) “The university consistently works proactively to make this trip safe, not reactively,” she said. LOOK FOR MORE Schramm said D2D leadership Schramm said she was unable to fought for sophomores to continue to detail if there were any alcohol-related ARTICLES ONLINE AT attend the trip. incidents involving hospital transports “I don’t think they were surprised or police intervention. by the decision,” she said. “This wasn’t “The Daytona Police Department FLYERNEWS.COM! something that was sprung on them doesn’t report to us,” she said. “Hospi- at the last minute. This was a really tals wouldn’t tell us that information thought about decision.
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