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The Oak and Oakland University's I THE OAK AND OAKLAND UNIVERSITY'S I CAMPUS FOOD PROVIDER'S CONTRACT ENDS IN 2015 Pages 8-9 STRIKE A Priv' FOR PETE'S NASH IN A POSE SAKE FLASH Golden Grizzlies raise Pioneer Pete's Twitter is Women's forward money for autism bringing back the Pio- discusses newfound chemistry with her team awareness. cheer. PAGE 11 PAGE 7 PAGE 10 L.1140 401 ontheweb Avner the Eccentric comes to Oakland University to delight, entertain and thisweek enlighten OU students—check out his whacky antics! www.oaklandpostonline.com January 22, 2014 // Volume 40. Issue 17 POLL OF THE WEEK What do you think of the campus food provider, Chartwells? El Food is delicious and service is great O I hate the food and it's overpriced 1121 Food is good, price is not. I don't eat on campus Vote at www.oaklandpostonline.com LAST WEEK'S POLL What do y..,u think of the rekindled ri,alry with the Detroit Titans? A)They're not worth our time B) I'm glad OU has a new rival PHOTO OF THE WEEK C) Down with the Titans! I hate them! 27 BREAKING BREAD// On a nature walk along Galloway Creek, located just south of Pioneer Drive, Copy-Editor Haley Kotwicki spotted this hunkered down and hungry squirrel, filling his face on a discarded piece of bread. D) I don't follow sports The source of the bread is unknown, but we're glad the little guy found the sustenance needed to survive a 17? harsh winter season. Haley Kotwicki // The Oakland Post Submit a photo to [email protected] for a chance to be featured. View all submissions at oaklandpostonline.com THIS WEEK IN HISTORY JANUARY 21,1966 The OU faculty senate rejected a proposal to have students observe their monthly meetings. In the past, the senate thought student presence would distract from debating at meetings. JANUARY 23, 1978 Course level numbering was reevaluated after state funding distributed according to higher num- bers. Associate Provost Keith Klechner estimated OU'S PRECIOUS VISITOR BEANIES, BABY STUFF GETTING MESSY IN THE OC OU would gain $200,000 from a restructuring. Famed director of 'The Butler,' The new fashion craze that's Brian Figurski tells the true story Lee Daniels, comes to Oakland sweeping the students of Oakland of why the Oakland Center got a JANUARY 12, 1992 University to speak on race University, and why you should be new carpet—hint, hint: there's a A price war between university bookstore and off- relations, and supports OU's Keeper looking into the trend. serial dumper loose here at Oakland campus textbook outlets hurt OU profits by almost of the Dream scholarship. Universtiy. $100,000. BY THE 12 128 40 $13 million 4 NUMBERS Years Chartwells has been Hourly Chartwells Of which are OU What Chartwells paid to reno- Other universities that are serving food at OU associates students vate the Vandenberg dining hall. serviced by Chartwells Perspectives The views expressed in Perspectives do not necessarily represent those of The Oakland Post STAFF EDITORIAL O THE OAKLAND POST Six dead,24 in the hospital IN Address 61 Oakland Center, Rochester, MI 48306 Phone 248.370.2537 or 248.370.4268 Web www.oaklandpostonline.com the need-to-know about theflu Email iitorCePoaklandpostonline corn "THE s of Monday, H1N1 PANDEMIC VIRUS disease on the rise, Jan. 20th, six are HAS A CLEAR BIOLOGI- specifically in a college- editorial board CAL Adead while 24 are ADVANTAGE OVER THE age demographic, it's Scott Wolchek hospitalized and listed OTHER TWO SEASONAL FLU apparent to use every Editor-in-Chief in critical condition. All STRAINS." precaution available to the [email protected] were affected by the HINI general public. 248-370-4268 strain of the influenza Daniel Perez The Center for Disease Jon Davis virus. University of Maryland's Director Control recommends Managing Editor Of the six deaths, four of Influenza Research immediately receiving a managingeoaklandpostonline.corn were adults in their early vaccine, even this late into 248-370-2537 20's. All of the hospitalized Staying in your body the season. are in their mid-to-late longer means making "While there are many sections copy & visual 20's. you more prone to different flu viruses, the Timothy Pontzer News Editor Haley Kotwicki Chief Copy Editor Last winter, there was other illnesses, such as flu vaccine is designed newsiaoaklandpostonline.com only 12 recorded fatal pneumonia. to protect against the Brian Figurski Copy Editor cases of HIN1. None Perhaps the most three main flu strains that Jake Kiska Sports Editor Rachel Moulden Copy Editor resulted in death, and alarming fact is that, while research indicates will sportsGoaklandpostonline corn Josh Soltrnan Copy Editor only three resulted in it's not developing into cause the most illness reporters Deleon Miner Copy Editing Intern hospitalization. a super-bug, the strain during the flu season," Kailee Mathias Staff Reporter Salwan Georges Photographer This raises several is inherently changing— says the CDC website. Ali DeRees aff Reporter Kailey Johnson i'hotographer pertinent questions, evolving into a more "Even if you were sick David Cesefske Staff Reporter mainly on the nature effective, deadlier virus to with one influenza virus, Katie Winkler Staff Reporter Frank Lepkowski Graphic Designer of the virus and if it's both the respiratory and the seasonal flu vaccine Kaylee Kean Staff Reporter developing into an even intestinal systems. protects against flu viruses Matt Saulino Staff Reporter Luke Lafountain Web Designer deadlier "super-bug!' "The HINI pandemic that research suggests will Oona Goodin-Smith Staff Reporter Ellen Searle Staff Intern According to an ongoing virus has a clear biological be most common. This Marko Polovina Staff Intern study at the University advantage over the two means the vaccine can Adam Kujawski Staff Intern advertising of Maryland, HINI can main seasonal flu strains offer protection against Amanda Alianell Staff Intern Kelsey Lepper Ads Director not combine with other and all the makings of other influenza viruses Jackson Gilbert Staff Intern adseoaklandpostonline.corn strains of the virus, and a virus fully adapted to you haven't been exposed Andrew Wernette Staff Intern 2483702848 therefore cannot develop humans," said virologist to yet." Crystal Ross ,•4 Intern Jessah Rolstone L ead Ads Manager into a super-bug. Daniel Perez, The So get your flu shot distribution However, HIN1 is out- University of Maryland's today—they're available Rachel Redmond Ads Manager competing them. lead program director of now at the Graham Health Brian Murray In a race through your influenza research. Center for only $20. Distribution Manager immune system, H IN I "I'm not surprised to But really, who can put a reproduces twice as fast as find that the pandemic price on good health? Parker Simmons Distribution Enjoy reading The Post? Andrew Greer Distribution other strains, and remains virus is more infectious, TedTansley, ,istribution in the body for longer. simply because it's new, The staffeditorial is written Koran Williams f-)Istribution INhy nor Research speculates this so hosts haven't had a weekly by members of The Rhoneshia Hudson Distribution may be why H1N1 is more chance to build immunity Oakland Post's editorial Jacob Chessrown Distribution Work for The Post deadly than other forms of yet," Perez said. board. advising the virus. With this strain of The Oakland Post is Holly Gilbert currently looking for copy edi- tors, reporters and interns Corrections Corner 248 370 4138 The Oakland Post corrects all errors Send your resume to follow Twitter editornoaklandpostonline of fact. If you know of an error, please us on Don Ritenburgh e-mail [email protected] or @theoaklandpost coin for more information. call 248.370.2537. You can also write us at s..# 61 Oakland Center Rochester, MI 48309. We're always looking for fun and talented people to join • Lorem tpsum us modi at harum aut our staff! Visit us in the basement of The Oakland Center tura, cusapel labons magniht tations find us on Facebook or send a resume to editoe.,oaklandpostonline.com! • Hamm aut ionti cusapel !aborts magniht tatmns erspicilit facebook.com/theoakpost Facebook facebook.com/theoakpost Letters to the Editor Twitter Otheoaklandpost Writers must provide full name, class YouTube youtube.COrn/oaklandpostonline rank, phone number and field of study. watch us on Vimeo Flickr tkckr comitheoaklandpost Please limit letters to 250 words or less. Vimeo vimeo.com/theoaklandpost Letters may be edited for content, length vimeo.com/theoaklandpost Issuu --.=,oe con Vop86 anti grammar. www.oaklandpostonline.com The Oakland Post // January 22, 2014 3 Perspectives The views expressed in Perspectives do not necessarily represent those of The Oakland Post. EDITORIAL Myfamily will 'always be in my heart' Student reflects upon her personal experiences with loss and struggles against cancer was only in sixth grade when the word cancer seem the same. Nothing really did. was, he kept his diagnosis to himself. turned my world upside down. Especially grandpa. I can honestly say I didn't know what it meant I My parents called my little brother He became extremely depressed. We all to have the family called to the hospital, and once and I into the living room — I had thought reached out to him, we were determined again felt totally unprepared for what came next. we were ordering pizza. But, after one look to stay a close family. It was hard to watch The room is still crystal clear to me. at their faces it was clear something was someone I loved so much struggling to carry We barely got through the door when my aunt wrong. But I wasn't ready for what I heard on the way he was.
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