adapting Distracted? Club sport multitasking rAces in relays a cappella sports » Page 5 means missing out viral videos sports » page 5 on the rocks tells about its web success Oregon dailyemerald.com/MULTIMEDIA .com Da i lyT Emhe independent student newspapere at the Universityr of Oregon a | Since 1900 l | Volume 111,d Issue 138 tuesday | may 4, 2010 student government music On the Rocks, Rousseau ooh la la hires ASUO Men’s a cappella group renditions of “Bad Romance” and “Rick Roll’d” result in viral videos, Internet fame Executive Kaitlin Flanigan | News Reporter The men circled up in the room, slowly harmonizing and smiling with sheets of music on the stands in front of them. It’s a chief of staff Sunday evening in the Beall Concert Hall, and the a cappella group On the Rocks is Sophomore Conrad Hulen, getting down to business. programs administrator, gets The group saw its videos “NYC Subway first of 22 open staff positions gets Rick Roll’d” and “Bad Romance” go viral within hours on YouTube, with more Alex Tomchak Scott than 690,000 and 880,000 hits, respectively. News reporter Even celebrities Ashton Kutcher and Joe ASUO President-elect Amelie Rous- Jonas tweeted to their combined millions seau hired her chief of staff Monday, of followers, “So awesome! Bad Romance announcing the appointment of ASUO a-Pella Why couldn’t Glee have been Programs Administrator Conrad popular when I was in highschool?” Hulen to the position. News outlets around the country and Hulen, a sophomore, has been online, such as Fox News and the Huff- involved on campus since he came to ington Post, have also featured the group’s the University, having been a member videos. Now, with all of the viral video fame of the Coalition Against Environmental bestowed upon them, On the Rocks remains Racism and OSPIRG during his fresh- down-to-earth and true to its fans at man year. This year, Hulen has been the University. widely praised for his performance as Josh Heying, tenor and music director programs administrator. A Reserve of On the Rocks, chose Lady Gaga’s “Bad Officer Training Corps cadet, he has Romance” for the group because of his per- also been visible in helping push for sonal inclination toward the artist — and Turn to executive | Page 3 because he felt it is her best song. “It’s not made for the Internet,” Heying said. “It’s for our fans. Our biggest thing is campus our fans. (The video) just blew up.” On the Rocks tenor Jeff Rogers said they watched the Lady Gaga music video “1,000 times” and that it took several practices to get Dave Martinez | Multimedia Editor Variety the harmonies and choreography right. On The Rocks members aren’t afraid to strike a pose, especially a Gaga-esque one. The group saw its YouTube videos, in which they As for the “Rick Roll’d” video, which Rick-roll a subway and perform Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance,” go viral with more than 1.5 million combined views in less than two weeks. showed members in a subway car singing to commuting New Yorkers during the group’s East YouTube account asking me when more videos of vendors Coast tour, the stunt started out as a joke. are coming.” think you have “As I remember it, we were walking toward Members of the group say that being Internet what it takes to be the subway station when we started discuss- sensations is still something they are getting to grace 13th ing how funny it would be for us to Rick Roll the used to. in on the rocks? subway car,” Alex Horwitch, baritone and vocal “It’s been pretty surreal,” tenor and vocal percus- What: Auditions for next year’s percussion, said. “I handed Nick (Firth) my cam- sionist Neil Ghosh said. “We’ve all gotten messages On the Rocks from people around the globe with compliments era so he could record it. We got back to the hotel When: Noon, May 23 this week later and watched it over and had a good laugh. of our videos, (which lets) us know each new place I asked someone if I should put it on YouTube, (where) we pop up on the Internet. Most of the Where: School of Music student lounge Four days of ASUO spring and they thought it was a good idea. Next thing I feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.” How: Prepare a 30-second a cappella solo Street Faire team up with know, there are 200-something subscribers to my Turn to music | Page 3 good weather, music festival

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Isaac Rosenthal | Freel ance Reporter Members of the University’s adaptive sports club were among a handful of athletes to compete in wheelchair races at last weekend’s Oregon Relays. Freshmen Matt Howard and Ming Canaday joined eight racers in the 100 and 1,500 meters. In addition to Howard and Canaday, the field included Craig Blanchette, a native of Springfield. Blanchette, a 21-time world record holder and an eight-time world champion, is one of the biggest names in wheelchair sports. “When you’re racing with Craig, that’s racing with a legend,” Howard said. In the 100 meters, Zach Abbott of Arizona won a close race with a time of 16.10 seconds. Abbott won after he passed Blanchette in the last 10 meters of the race. “I was getting worried that Craig had me, but then I realized I had more space. I was just try- ing to do everything in my power to catch him, and it worked out for me,” Abbott said. Though he races for the Arizona, Abbott is no stranger to Hayward Field. A graduate of David Douglas High School in Portland, Abbott raced in the 2007 and 2009 Oregon Relays, winning the 100 meters both years. Abbott said he has raced at many sites all over the country, as well as several internation- al cities, but Hayward Field stands alone as his favorite place to race. “The track is good, and the crowd is great,” Abbott said. For Oregon, Howard finished in fourth place with a time of 18.12 seconds. Before coming to Oregon, Howard worked for the last two years with Kevin Hansen, the coach of the University’s adaptive sports club. “I would have liked to have done a little bit Jack Hunter | Photographer better, I kind of messed up my start but I got Oregon club adaptive sports member Matt Howard races in the 100 meters during the Oregon Relays on Friday. Howard raced world record-holder Craig Blanchette in the 100 the pre-race jitters out of my system, so I’m meters and 1,500 meters. feeling better for the next race,” Howard said. In the 1,500 meter race, Howard led the field “He avoided it better than I did, and he was record for the wheelchair mile, shattering the The team lost many talented athletes to other after the first lap before eventually falling back. able to get a 20-yard gap on me, and he was existing record by eight seconds. schools this year, but Hansen said recruitment The race was tight through the first two and a gone at that point,” Howard said. “I used to train here every day, for years and efforts are gaining success. half laps, but a traffic jam on the Bowerman “It could have been a much faster time, but it years, and being able to come back and race “We were having discussions with (Jose Curve with the top four racers trying to lap a was tactical, and when it gets tactical it always here again. The crowd’s always good and the Villa) from North Marion about whether group of slower racers allowed Blanchette to slows down,” Blanchette. track is top-class,” Blanchette said. he’s going to declare as a Beaver or a Duck, coast to victory with a time of 3:57.39. Blanchette relished the opportunity to com- Hansen also hopes the Oregon Relays helped but it doesn’t look like he’s even considering At that point, Howard and Blanchette were side by pete at Hayward Field again. It was on the track the team’s image. One of the challenges for the Arizona, so that’s good,” Hansen said. side, but Blanchette was able to avoid the mix-up. at Hayward in 1993 that Blanchette set the world club adaptive sports is recruiting. [email protected]

In my opinion | patrick malee Pay attention to the details, if you can: Multitasking cripples observation Every year, as the Facebooks and Twit- As I watched the beginning of the NBA play- pick-and-roll. We, the 18 to 30 demograph- ters of the world become more and more offs, I realized how little time I spent with my ic, represent a new breed of passive, popular, I become increasingly worried about attention fully devoted to the game. There was “I’ve always wondered why, after hours upon attention-deficit-affected fans. my generation. always something else distracting me, be it my hours of watching basketball, the nooks and I’m deeply saddened by this, and even In 50 years, the 2000s will be remembered computer, a book, a magazine, my cell phone crannies of the game continue to elude me. more upset that I represent the problem in as the beginning of the multitasking era. Look or music. Now, I think I’ve found the answer: I’ve never a microcosm. around your average college classroom and Make no mistake, I’m a basketball junkie. I’ve always wondered why, after hours upon you’ll see several open laptops. Students’ eyes During the NBA season, I watch as many games really been watching the games.” hours of watching basketball, the nooks and are fixed not on notebooks, but rather the latest as possible and write (probably too much) crannies of the game continue to elude me. urgent text message. about my observations throughout the year. Now, I think I’ve found the answer: I’ve never This may not seem to have If anything should command my undivided really been watching the games. Until I turn off experience, as they connect you to hundreds of much to do with sports. But it attention, it should be the NBA playoffs. the computer and close the book, I’ll never be other people’s thoughts in real time. does, in more ways than you And still, I struggled. As the first round pro- the sports fan that I want to be. But I’m still troubled. The truth is, my lack can imagine. gressed, I actively tried to put aside potential From here on out, I’m going to make a con- of attention span is in no way unique. Don’t I know this because I am a distractions and actually watch the games. It certed effort to enjoy sports for what they are, believe me? Take a look around you at the next perfect example of the mul- wasn’t easy, and I never really succeeded for and take a break from technology for a few hours. sporting event you attend. Count how many titasking generation. I use more than 15 minutes. I encourage you to do the same (assuming, of The Red people you see, at any given moment, perusing Facebook and Twitter far more “So what?” you ask. “You’re not an NBA course, that you’re as bad as I am). than I should, and I find it hard Zone scout, it’s not your job to analyze every play.” their BlackBerrys or taking pictures of them- to suppress the temptation to This is true. In the end, there’s nothing selves. I’d be willing to bet that you would lose Full disclosure: I wrote this column while pull out my laptop during class. inherently wrong with me browsing my Twit- count within a few seconds. watching the Portland Trail Blazers battle the Yet, it wasn’t until about a week ago that I ter feed or reading a magazine while watching Gone are the days when patrons obses- Phoenix Suns. discovered how this problem has permeated basketball. You could even argue that things sively kept score at baseball games, or I’m not off to a very good start. my sports life. like Twitter enhance the sports-watching admired the beauty of a perfectly executed [email protected] 6 Oregon Daily Emerald Tuesday, May 4, 2010 Tuesday, May 4, 2010 Oregon Daily Emerald 7 Vote for Your Duck Store Board Vote for Your Duck Store Board Tuesday, May 4 and Wednesday, May 5 • 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 4 and Wednesday, May 5 • 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. The Duck Store Lobby and in the Student Rec Center • Bring your current University I.D. The Duck Store Lobby and in the Student Rec Center • Bring your current University I.D. • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • • VoTeR’S GUIDe • • •

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I have leadership experience as I am currently on the executive board for Dance sTATEMEnT VOTE FOR ONE (1) ONLY Marathon for next year and I would love to get more 541.346.4331 involved at U of O and make it a better and more efficient JJ O’COnnell school. I feel the Duck store can be more responsive to its My name is JJ O’Connell and I am running for the UoDuckStore.com members by having a suggestion box present in the store Graduate position on the Duck Store Board. Prior to as well as an online system where students can post their enrolling in the MBA program here at UO, I worked in ideas as to how we as the executive board can improve the back-end operations for a small, art supply, retail chain. Sara evans David Dinh Allyson Will store. I would love to hold this Student at Large Executive Each of the 14 stores is similar to the Creative Duck. In position and would really appreciate your vote! my positions as Chief Information Officer and Assistant General Manager I gained valuable experience in the Sara MarCOtte-leVY operations of a multi-location retail environment. As Dan Rodriguez CAnDIDATEs sTATEMEnT I look forward to my potential to be appointed to the Duck well, I was a key decision maker within the organization. I Store board over other candidates because I will bring in a hope to leverage these experiences to make meaningful FACUlTY-AT lARGE POsITIOn fresh set of ideas and a new outlook on ways to further the contributions to the operations of the Duck Store. ChelSea SteltenpOhl DaViD Dinh store’s success. I have made marvelous connections with Working on the Board will help me understand the sTATEMEnT VOTE FOR ONE (1) ONLY I am currently a sophomore at the University of Oregon and Hey everyone, my name is David Dinh and I am running housing and will continue strengthening this relationship decision making process through a board structured am from Spokane, Washington. I am majoring in Business for one of the two sophomore positions on the Duck Store next year as a FIG Assistant. Additionally, I have served organization. I am also eager for the new experience Dan rODriguez and am a Communication Studies minor. I came to the Board. I am currently an active member with the Asian as the Electoral and Legislative Advocacy intern and as a of working within a nonprofit organization. I feel that I am Dan Rodriguez, Executive Director of the University university wanting to be an involved student. I’m an active Pacific American Student Union, Warsaw Sports Business Junior Executive Staff member for ASUO throughout the holding the Graduate position on the Board of the Duck Oregon Alumni Association. I am seeking my third term member in the Warsaw Sports Business Club and am also Club, Pitt Crew, and Student Alumni Association. I am past year and am familiar and experienced with many Store is a valuable opportunity that will help me further on the UO Bookstore Board of Directors. Prior to my being a member of Delta Gamma sorority on the University of interested in this board position because I feel this would campus organizations and strong outreach methods as a my career in business. As a board member I will strive to on the board of the Bookstore I was on the EMU Board. Oregon campus as well. I also love playing intramurals and give me the opportunity to voice my opinions on how result. That said, I am aware of the needs of students and bring the voice of the student body to the Board. I will My primary responsibility is to ensure that UO Bookstore volunteering in other activities and events on campus. I rOBert greene the Duck Store should be run. My overall goal is to get know that I can contribute responsibility to the Board, work to develop creative initiatives that improve the continues to be a leader among college bookstores in believe I am qualified for the position on the Board because The greatest teacher in life is experience and my two FAIR PRICES on course books from the Duck Store for all provide useful opinions, and communicate well. experience students have with their school store. Thank keeping the cost of books and course materials as low as I am someone that works very hard and is determined to years in the student government has given me a wealth students. The only way I am able to do this is by having all of I plan to carry out the Duck Store’s goal to be more you for your consideration. possible for our students. In addition to this I provide advice, improve the Duck Store and make it the best that it can of knowledge of how our University functions. I also you come out and vote for me on May 4th and 5th at either responsive to students by exercising better outreach to counsel and oversight of the operational management of be. I have great experience in working with another non- learned valuable lessons from being a founding father the Duck Store or Student Recreational Center. Thanks for both students and staff. Social media/networking has the Bookstore enterprise and ensuring that our principal profit organization, Spokane Hoopfest, and have interned of the Sigma Nu chapter on campus and working with all of your support and I won’t let you down! grown to be the number one way students connect and I focus is that of serving our campus community. at Hoopfest the past two years. I think my background as students from across the nation to lobby on behalf of am excited to expand the Duck Store’s efforts in this area well as natural instinct for business will help me accomplish higher education. I feel my experiences working on when implementing plans to work more heavily with my goals for the Duck store and I am dedicated to putting campus and in professional atmospheres would make allYSOn Will students. Additionally, I’d love to help the Duck Store adequate time towards my role on the Board. I would love me a valuable addition to the board of directors. Two reasons why I would be a good candidate for the become more responsive to students needs by connecting the opportunity to represent the Duck Store while carrying Duck Store board of directors is because I am not only a to valuable resources and research on textbook issues and on the great leadership of the Board as well as continue to leader but I am coachable. I am able to pilot a meeting and constantly working to charge the lowest possible price on OFFICER OF build upon its value and success. Sara eVanS collect information in an organized and timely fashion. all course books. I’m the ideal candidate for a sophomore position on the I find it easy and interesting to listen to others feedback ADMInIsTRATIOn/ Duck Store Board of Directors because of my ambition and add my own opinions. I am open to new ideas and alix DuffY Megan peCk and my involvement. I jump at any opportunity to assert love to create new plans to reach our goals. I am not only My name is Alix Duffy and I am running for the student-at- ClAssIFIED sTAFF My Name is Megan Peck, I’m a sophomore here at the my input and to help others. As a student and an active a leader, but also a good follower. It is effortless for me to large position on the Duck Store Board of Directors. I am POsITIOn University of Oregon, and I’m in Delta Gamma. I am very member of Greek Life, I can easily network with all types absorb information and use it productively to help those currently involved in Greek Life here at the University and I interested in the Sophomore Position on the Duck Store of people and elicit their opinions. I love the University that I am working for and with. held many leadership positions in Journalism and Student VOTE FOR ONE (1) ONLY Board because I think it will be a great opportunity to get of Oregon and as one of the two sophomore positions, I am currently majoring in advertising and PR and know Council throughout high school. I am looking to become WRiTE iN ONE (1) caNdidaTE involved with the campus community. I am very involved I will bring fresh perspective to our meetings. In my that my knowledge of these subjects will benefit the Duck more involved in something that reaches out to the entire in the Greek community with volunteering, and holding two-year term, I will push to bring dedication to the Store. We need to get more information out about the Duck University of Oregon community, and this position would 541.346.4331 positions in the house. If elected, I would look forward to Board of Directors. I will encourage my fellow members Store to the student body in order to get their feedback on be the perfect opportunity to help me accomplish this. I collaborating with others to benefit the school and the to put forward their thoughts and ideas; in turn creating our ideas. I recognize that ultimately the Duck Store is run am not only a very responsible and organized person, but UoDuckStore.com Duck Store. I know I will enjoy the challenge of finding new an interactive relationship between the Duck Store and by students wants and needs and want to further benefit I also would be able to represent a large amount of people and innovative ways to connect with our student body. its Board of Directors. our student universe.

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Club wushu VOTE Nine medal at TODAY! Cal tournament TuEsDAY, MAY 4 & WEDnEsDAY, MAY 5 for martial artists Seven wushu competitors score medals in the The Duck store & Rec Center Lobby beginner’s division; two medal in intermediate division 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. • Bring your uO ID Sawley Vickrey beginner division. Freelance Reporter In the intermediate divi- The University’s club wushu sion, junior Mindy Nguyen MAkE A DIffEREnCE. team had much to be proud and senior Katsumi Manabe Vote for your Duck store Board of Directors! about Sunday during its eight- each had third-place finishes hour drive home up Interstate 5 in their respective gender’s uODuckstore.com/BoardofDirectors from the Bay Area. straightsword event. Nine competitors won 10 Even though the tourna- total medals for the team Satur- ment featured group events, all 895 E. 13th Ave • 541.346.4331 day at the 18th Annual Chinese members of the Oregon team UODuckStore.com Martial Arts Tournament at participated individually. Cal’s Haas Pavilion in Berke- “It was really competi- ley, Calif. Considered the larg- tive and also really, really est martial arts tournament in friendly,” senior Brandon the country, it drew more than Fleck said about the Substance Abuse 500 competitors in three skill tournament atmosphere. divisions. The tournament was For some of the beginners open to all ages, not just to those on the team, the tournament Prevention Program at the collegiate level. marked only their second -400 level Summer Courses- Freshmen Dana Maca- foray into competition. Valle, landa, an Emerald designer, whose first-place medal came Courtesy of leah chan Paul Dargan and Eva Chu and in men’s beginner staff, wasn’t Nathan Andrus-Hughes (pictured) and the club wushu team traveled to senior Taylor Valle each won too confident about his chances the Bay Area for the 18th Annual Chinese Martial Arts Tournament at Cal. Adolescent Drug Abuse first-place medals for differ- coming in. Andrus-Hughes hopes to join the national wushu team. and the Brain (1) August 19–20 ent events in the beginner “I thought I was going to get division. Freshman Kenney destroyed because I’ve only Valle was able to recover from With beginners, judges pri- Anger Management (1) August 6–7 Hersch won two second-place been doing staff for about a a mid-performance mishap in marily look at strength in basic which he forgot a move. disciplines such as movements, Causes of Delinquency (1) August 7–8 medals in the same division. month and a half,” he said. Freshmen Kunica Kosugi Valle took up the staff, a long “I was just a lot more focused stances and fluidity. Atten- Children of Alcoholics (2) August 27–29 and Michael Nelson won wooden stick, in hopes of even- on my physical movements tion to detail and complexity second- and third-place med- tually using the spear. Learning rather than on what I had to increases with skill level. Codependency and Addiction (1) als, respectively, to round staff movements is essential do next,” he said. “That’s just August 16–17 out the Ducks’ success in the before moving up to the spear. something that happens.” Turn to wushu | Page 12 Compulsive Behaviors (1) July 17–18 Corrections (1) July 16–17 Club baseball Domestic Violence I (1) June 19–20 Domestic Violence II (1) July 24–25 Playoff-bound Ducks get needed help Hepatitis C (1) June 21–24 Oregon clinches No. will embark for La Grande, Ore., with an RBI double, cutting the RBI single to give Oregon its first Human Trafficking (1) July 10–11 2 seed with two wins, later this week to take on Weber Eastern lead to 2-1. lead of the game before the sixth State in the first round of the The score stayed that way inning finally ended. Identify Child Abuse (1) August 16 and 18 a Central Oregon loss regional playoffs. until the bottom of the sixth Oregon then added an addi- Still, Oregon wouldn’t have inning when Mandelblatt again tional run in the bottom of the International Drug Trafficking (1) July 9–10 Andy Drukarev Freelance Reporter been in a position to accept doubled, bringing Reed to seventh inning on a Pat Canepa Juvenile Justice (1) June 18–19 the Vikings’ help if it wasn’t the plate. base hit before reliever Chase Thanks to an assist from their for a dramatic comeback vic- Just like he had a few innings Pennington entered the game Marijuana: Truth and Myth (1) August 13–14 biggest rivals, the Oregon club tory over Eastern Washington earlier, Reed again came through in the bottom of the ninth to seal baseball team is headed to the on Saturday. with another double, this one the victory. Mentoring Youth (1) August 23–26 regional playoffs. Despite a strong eight-inning, scoring Mandelblatt to tie the “We knew we were going to Meth and Child Safety (1) June 19–20 After finishing the regu- two-run outing from starting score at two apiece. get some runs on the board later lar season with a victory over pitcher Evan Coller, Oregon Reed’s second double of the and we stuck with it,” senior Mindfulness in Addiction Treatment (1) Eastern Washington on Sat- found itself down 2-0 heading game was just the latest in a Cam Gaulke said. June 17–18 urday, the Ducks needed the into the bottom of the fourth recent outburst the freshman The 4-2 victory was Oregon’s Western Washington Vikings inning, before the Duck offense outfielder has produced. second straight to close out the Prevention and the Culture of Choice I (1) to beat Central Oregon on finally hit its stride. “He’s definitely stepped it up regular season, following a 3-2 July 19–August 9 Sunday to earn the second Corey Johnson got on base lately,” Duck coach Chad Franke win last Sunday over Western seed in the Northern Pacific with a walk and then was said of Reed. “He’s come up with Washington. Had the Ducks Prevention Ethics (CPS) (1) August 21–22 Regional Playoffs. advanced to third on a double by clutch hits.” dropped either contest, they Prevention Program Administration (1) With a 7-3 victory, Western Cooper Mandelblatt. Then with After Reed’s double, second would be staying home instead Washington did just that. As a two outs and a two-strike count, baseman Jacob Schumacher July 30–31 result, a happy bunch of Ducks Travis Reed came through came through with a go-ahead Turn to baseball | Page 11 Social Issues in Alcohol and Drug Treatment (1) August 14–15 Teen Suicide (1) July 23–24 Understanding Hate Crimes (1) the July 31–August 1 UO Debate … Women and Culture in Alcohol team presents challenging the campus consensus and Drug Treatment and Prevention (1) August 21–22 *TIME CHANGE* Criminology and Law Enforcement (2) August 30–September 2 the HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Infections (2) Affirmative June 18–19 and 25–26 Action HIV Counseling (CADC) (2) June 28–July 1 and July 6–8 Debate Motivational Interviewing (2) August 23–26 @ 7 - 8 p.m. Street Drugs, Crime and Law (3) June 14–17 Tuesday, May 7 Understanding Addictions (3) June 14–17 UO Gerlinger Lounge 26551 Resolved: Affirmative Action

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NCAA Basketball for the GRE& GMAT OSU head coach holds book signing May 8, 15, 22, June 5 Book sheds light on field introduce the author because how proud my dad would be to life successes is following in his it adds to the event,” Steele said. see that, and I realized that I had to parents’ footsteps. 9:00am-12:00pm Robinson’s famous Riley congratulated Robinson write this book before I couldn’t,” “The most successful thing $150, includes materials sister, Michelle Obama on the release of his book and dis- Robinson said. I’ve ever done is raising my kids, cussed the OSU men’s basketball Robinson’s father made him although I’m not done yet,” Michelle Ofelt University Teaching and Learning Center Daily Barometer team’s recent transformation. realize that life was not about Robinson said. 68 PLC, (541) 346-3226, http://tlc.uoregon.edu “He has done one of the great money or a career. An audience of hundreds asked Oregon State Unversity’s coaching jobs in America, and “My father was never too tired Robinson questions about the men’s basketball coach, Craig it’s been a pleasure to watch the to play or teach my sister and writing process, stories of his per- Robinson, the brother of First team’s transformation,” Riley I life lessons,” Robinson said. sonal recruitment and even about Lady Michelle Obama, recently said. “One of the most important “For me, everything boils down his ties to the White House. STADIUM PARK added “published author” to his things they turned around was to character.” “It feels cool to be related to the career accomplishments with their attitude after Robinson and From start to finish, the writing President of the United States,” the April 20 release of his book, his family got here. They went process took a little under a year Robinson said. “One of the stories “A Game of Character: A Fam- through a total transformation in for the full-time coach, husband in the book is one that everyone ily’s Journey from Chicago’s their demeanors.” and father of three. knows, about me playing Barack SPACIOUS Southside to the Ivy League and Robinson’s inspiration to “I compare writing this book in basketball.” 1, 2 & 4 BEDROOM Beyond.” To celebrate, he signed write the book arose from his to running a marathon, but it was Other stories address some APARTMENT HOMES hundreds of copies for the Beaver father’s influence. a pleasure to write it,” Robinson curiosities the country has about community on Thursday night. “My dad was the keeper of the said. “It was a lot of work on the Michelle, like her toned arms. “We had a fantastic turnout last family folklore, and he told stories nights and weekends. The easy “A clue to Michelle’s arms is in night,” said Brent Steele, general of when he was growing up and part was figuring what to write the book and it’s about when she EUGENE’S PREMIER manager of the OSU Bookstore. life lessons,” Robinson said. “He about, and the hardest part was to and I learned how to box,” Robin- “I found out a year and a half ago passed away 19 years ago — way organize my thoughts.” STUDENT HOUSING son said. “But if you’re looking for that he was writing a book and told too early — and after the grieving The book is a collection of Rob- gossip about her, you’re not going the publisher I wanted to have an process I started thinking that I inson’s life and the family stories to find it. The stories are uplifting.” event with him.” had to chronicle these stories and that helped shape him. • Resort style pool “Three people read it before it The OSU Bookstore hosted the pass them on to my kids.” “It’s about my life and a trib- • FREE tanning was published: my wife, sister and signing at the Valley Football Cen- Introducing his sister at the ute to my parents, my sister, my mom,” Robinson said. “If they had • 24-hour fitness center ter for hundreds of community Democratic convention made him teachers, coaches and mentors,” • Fully furnished with washer/dryer not signed off on it, the book would members, students and media. realize the time had come to write Robinson said. “I didn’t want it to not have been published.” OSU football coach Mike Riley the book. be preachy. I wanted to use it to this story originally appeared 4 BEDROOM introduced Robinson. “When I introduced my sister inspire others.” in the daily barometer, the FLOOR PLAN “I like having someone in the to the whole world I thought of One of Robinson’s greatest student newspaper at OSU

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